All tl» N«wi of SECTION BED BANK and surrounding Towns, ONE rold FearleMlj and Without BUs RED BANK luutd W.ikly. EnUr.il u B« cond-Cl.i. M»tUr it tbt Port- Rubicrlptlon Price I On« Y««r 12.00. VOLUME LIX, NO. 2. offlea >t Bad Dink, N. J, an d«t th. Act of March I. tilt. RED BANK, N, J., [THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1936. Six Montbi 11:00. Blngli Copr 4o> PAGES 1 fTO 16, ToAward Contract Harold S. Allen J. Daniel Tuller Tramp Hollow Liquor Licenses In For Two Creelcs Road Closed Mayor Of Weehawken It was reported at the meeting of Re-Elected To Back From Lengthy the township committee of Middle- The Tramp HdliowTrbad in Middle- Middletown Township town township, near Red Bank, 1B Buys Sea Bright Estate town "township last Thursday after- Head Civic Body Airplane Journey noon that the contract for deepening closed as a result of the work which and widening Compton and School Is being done to widen and deepen All Application! Granted Except Those Made by Peter Harbor creeks at Fort Monmouth Red Bank Chamber of Com- Red Bank Contractor Returns the channel of the North Shrews- Lamborn Estate of Three Acres on Riverfront Sold to bury river.' Earth taken from the would be awarded July 17. The award merce Directors Reorganized from Bogota, Colombia, Pingitore and Carl Bach.tadt—Township will be made by the army engineers' river bottom is being dumped on a Mayor John G. Leister, Who Spent office of New York. Tuesday' Afternoon and Where He Acted in a Super- portion of the Shrewsbury River Country Club Estates development Gets $7,600 in License Fees. The money for the Improvement Chooie Officers. 1 Last Summer Here. will be provided by the federal gov- visory Character for Republic. and as a consequence tho road is flooded with water from the river E ernment. The use of the creeks by The Lamhorn property on tha Nineteen licenses for operating The annual reorganization meeting J. Daniel Tuller of SUverwhlte bottom land ttoo such an extent that It riverfront at Sea Bright; foulh of flshermen and owners of pleasure i3 bars, one for operating a club bar boats will be greatly Increased by the of the board of directors of the Red Gardens, president of the J. D, Tuller impassablep . Philip Jiannine the business center, haa been, sold thre» for distribution sales and ono All Set For The improvement, in the opinion of the Bank Chamber of Commerce was Construction company of Red Bank, At the meeting of tho township to Mayor John G. Meister of Wee- for limited distribution of unchllled township committee. They are grat- held Tuesday afternoon in the or- returned home Monday from an un- committee of Middletown township hawken. Title, to the -property beer were granted by the townBhlp ified over the fact that the work is ganization's rooms In the Patterson u&uai business trip to Bogota, Co- last Tburfiday afternoon a letter was Get8_Order_ Fpr_ passed IgjLseek. The broker who committee of Middletown township Shipwreck ,Par±y__ building—on—Broad—street and offl- r to be started soon. lombian He made the^journey both7 read from HerberrT.Gerrlsh, chief negotiated the sale waa Charles E, last Thursday afternoon. Howard W. cerB were choBen for the ensuing ways by plane. owner of the company which has the Sweeney ot Rumson. Roberts, the township clerk, reported Tomorrow Night year. The republic of Colombia is build- contract for doing the dredging. Mr. 250,000 Garments The property embraced In tha lale receipts of 17,600 from the Issuance Councilman Harold S. Allen was ing a water system at Bogota, Its Gerrish stated that the river bottom comprises approximately three acres, of licenses and he was directed to Committee Takes unanimously re-elected president of capital, and it was in connection At Least 500 Persons Expected land was being placed at his direction Red Bank Manufacturer Will and has a water frontage of 400 turn this money over to Joseph the chamber and he was highly com- with this project that Mr. Tuller and that it would require about three feet. It waB originally owned by Johnson of Naveslnk. at Fair Haven Yacht Club Af- Court Action To plimented upon the wonderful show- made the flying trip. He was away weeks to complete the work. He said More Than Double His Oper- Washington E. Connor, who wa« a No applicant was turnod down out- Ing of the association's activities two weeks, leaving Red Bank Mon- he would guarantee that within ten ations—Puts in New Machin- nationally known Wall street opera- right, but action was deferred on fair at the Molly Pitcher Hotel during the past year, a detailed day, June 15. The general construc- days after completion of the work tor a couple of decades ago and tha several applications for various rea- Treature Hunt. Have Bay Clean statement of which is published else- tion work of the water system is un- .he road would be in as good con- ery—100 New Employees. *ictlve associate and floor trader for eons. Action was put off until the where in this Issue. der the supervision of Chester M. dition as it was before the dredging ay Gould. One of the few owneri next meeting of tho committee Everett, consulting engineer at New fter Mr. Connor was Lindley M. The Fair Haven Yacht club had York. Mr. Tuller, who has had con-was started. His letter was ordered Philip T. Jiannine has enlarged his Thursday, July 19, on granting a li- Proceeding* Before Vice Chan- died. factory operations as the result of Jarrison, Secretary of War during cense for Peter Pingitore, proprietor no idea that so many people are In- siderable business dealings with this cellor Maja Leon Berry to firm, was selected as consulting con- having received a contract for 250,000 he Wilson administration, and the of tho Country Club Bar at Riverside terested in being shipwrecked. When flannel bathrobes and he is now ua- ast owner who sold the property to Heights. Commltteeman Victor B. several weeks ago It was announced Compel Factory Owner to In- tractor in connection with construc- tion of the filtration plant of the wa- Old Documents ing both of the buildings on the dayor Meister was Mra. Arthur H. Grosslnger said complaints had been that the club had made plans for north side of Mechanic street which jamborn of New York. The sale was made against the place. a Shipwreck party at the Molly stall Disposal System. ter system. His duties are of a su- pervisory nature. he recently leased from Peter Mc- legotiated and concluded by Mr. Action was deferred on the applica- Pitcher hotel on the night of July 3, Given To County Clees. He has installed sijety electri- iweeney with Mrs. Lamborn, via tions of Markstein & Bertake and the committee In charge of the event The board of health of Middletown Mr. Tuller made tho trip to look cally operated Singer sewing ma- radio, while she was on a South Carl Bachstadt for licenses to oper- expected that the "castaways'' would township has started proceedings over the site, prepare plans for the chines, each with an individual mo- American cruise. ate bars in adjoining quarters at East come largely from tho club's mem- before Vice Chancellor Maja Leon best means of bulldirig It and to meet Historical Ass'n tor, and other equipment. He Is ad- bership. Now It seems that at least officials and contractors associated One of the features of the prop- Keansburg. Judging from remarks Berry on a rule to show caused why vertising for 100 new employees, of irty Is the yacht basin, whloh is 115 made by tho committeomen, they are half of the 500 merrymakers expect- Howard Smith should not be re- with its construction. He will prob- Publisher of The Register Also whom 70 are' to be machine opera- ed to dance about Shipwreck Island ably have to make two or three more eet in diameter and considered th» not desirous of having two bars in strained from emptying waste mat- tors. argest non-commercial yacht basin close proximity. The memoirs of in the middle of the hotel's ballroom ter from his fish oil factory at Port trips to Bogota before his duties are Strengthens Collection of are coming "on their own." completed. During his visit he was n this section of Jersey. It has a Markstein & Bertahe are Frank Monmouth Into Rarltan bay. The Presidential Signatures at Not- lepth at low water of 12 feet. Markstein and Rudolph Bertshe. At In a statement Issued at the club- health board members claim that the entertained at the home of Dr. Mer- house during the races Sunday waBte has caused the bay to be pol- chan, director of the project by vir- ed Freehold Museum. A Bix-room cottage on the prop- present Mr. Markstein Is operating a erty has already been moved by bar. Tho situation Is a most unusual Frank W. Bailey, chairman of the luted and to give off offensive odors. tue of an appointment made by the committee In charge of tho party, The board of health consists of the ministry of public works of Colom- Several months' ago the Monmouth Mayor Meister to the southerly end one, with which Register readerB are of the property, adjoining the Elker familiar. Originally Mr. Markstein said: "Many of the inquiries about members of the township committee. bia. The complete water system will bounty Historical association made the event show that a few people In Edward H. Morford is president. cost about $5,000,000 and the cost of an appeal for autographs of the estate, and alterations will be start- occupied the entire building, but sub- the filtration system will be about ed immediately for the addition ot sequently part of It passed into tho this vicinity have the Idea that they The members state that they did not Presidents of the United States for must be Invited by a member of the resort to court action until after $1,000,000. its collection. An endeavor is being two rooms and an additional bath- ownership of a Newark building and room. The cottage will be occupltd loan company. Mr. Markstein still club in order to help us celebrate the hey had exhausted every means of Mr. Tuller describes Bogota as amade to get a complete exhibit of Fourth in an enjoyable way. This endeavor to persuade Mr. Smith to most unusual and picturesque city the signatures of our Presidents during this summer by Mayor Melt- ownB part of t e original building ter. and a partition separates his place is not so. Commodore Hitchcock, the Install a sewage disposal plant to about 10,000 foot above sea level on from Georgo Washington to the from that which Mr. Bachstadt pro- other flag officers and every one of remedy tho conditions complained a huge plain which is almost entirely present. The main building on the place li poses to occupy. the club's hundred members want It about. They stato that they held surrounded by mountains. The city Thomas Irving Brown, publisher ilractlve in deslgn.;and- has a stor- Some time ago Mr. MarkBteln asked known that the hatchea are off for many conferences with Mr. Smith is an odd combination of the ultra- of The Register, Tuesday streng- age space on the ground floor for 1ES the township committee in a written this party and that everybody is wel- with regard to tho matter through- modern and the ultra-primitive. It thened this collection by. presenting cars and on the second floor there communication to transfer his license come. The more the merrier." out the winter, and finally took the is 3,000 miles or so inland from the to the association the signatures of are apartments of six and four roomt matter to the courts when It became coast. For centuries it was inacces- ex-Presidents Millard Fillmore, Ruth- each. The new owner plans extenslvs to Mr, Bachstadt, but afterwards he Communications from half a dozen HAROLD S. ALLEN asked that this not be done. The evident that the factory owner would sible except by boat over the Mag-erford B. Hayes, Benjamin Harrison, alterations to the large structure, yacht clubB In New Jersey and New dalena river which at some seasons William McKinley and Grover Cleve- which is ia perfect condition, ami committee appealed to D. Frederick York indicate that several cruisers not voluntarily cure the trouble. They Myron V. Brown, who has served say they regret having to do this, as is almost unnavigable. For the past land. These autographs were taken will convert It into a thoroughly Burnett for advloe on the matter. Mr. from these organizations will drop the chamber as a vice president, ex- twelve years a German company has Burnett's answer was read at the they would have preferred settling from the collection started by Mr. modern dwelling of ten rooms an opy or "Knowledg Tills Is the architect's sketch of Che model home which will be at Highland Bench and it 1 fore Put in Print," Thc booklet may given away by the Asbury rark Hoard of Trade Exposition Co, Inc. RED & BLACK SET e—d ~jby nearly .0 veterans and mem- . ba secured from tho Worriena, 60 Construction of the house will begin Immediately at IBM. Fourth THE REX ALL DRUG STORES hi tiv families avenue. Frank W. Cole Is the architect. A scale model of the house Consisting of Gold Plated Razor^vith— here of their respective families. ' Frcm( stree( hone M7 or d|. is on exhibit at 1323 Boardwalk in the Convention HaU Arcade, Asbury 1441 BED BANK, N. J. The business session convene^ In jrect from tho executivo ofl,c(,5_ Ord<>P Park. 60 BROAD ST., the middle of the afternoon and mat"ofjh- e Golden Rule, Sjringfleld, Illi- ~~tifi~6t importance relative tothe vet- nois. No obligation of any kind la 5 Blue Blades erans' activities were considered. The Incurred, and there is no "follow up" JEWISH VETERANS BENEFIT. following offlcerB were elected for the dating back to 1300 B. C. Ruth wii: CUT RATE DRUGS Regularly 49c—and of any kind. be staged as a pageant with thre ensuing year: There can be no doubt that a copy Dramatization of "Ruth" to Be Pre- Oriental ballets, a chorus of B0 and Preild«nVJohn H- Fix. of this understandable, complete and sented at Asbury Park. orchestra of 40. Firtt vice president—Joseph Layton. unprejudiced booklet should he Mr. Blum, author and director, ii Box of SO BOOK MATCHES Second vice, president—Robert J. 1 every home, whprp it may be consult- "Ruth," a dramatization of the Bookcpf "Ruth," the most beautiful very much inclined to select i Secretary—William J. Dowd. ed in time of need. "Ruth" from our home-town talented Treasurer—John P. Gaul. and divine love story of the Old BUY & SAVE ycung ladles, and Is interviewing ap- Historian—Dr. H. B. ApplegaU. Testament, will bo on public;!vlew at All for_ Member of board of trustees—Franca the Convention hall at Asbury Park plicants from Asbury Park, Long: Golden. Fencing Club Branch and aurrqunding towns. Delegate, to National Bcunlon—William Friday evening, August 14, for the EVERY DAY KeviuB. Gives Exhibition benefit of the -Jewish War Veterans It waB brought before tho business of Monmouth county. LESS FOB FIRE INSURANCE. 50c Size session that there Is a large number Members of the newly formed The dramatization of "Ruth" which BELMONT 60c SUe if, A of veterans who served In the Rain- Longfellow said "seems to surpass Saving on Schoolhouscs Reported by D'Artagnan fencing club of Red Bank John W. Boyland. 28c bow division with outfits from other gave an exhibition Tuesday night at ali other stories in beauty and sig- Dr.Lyon's^w^R A report made by John W. Boy- FOUNTAIN Bronto Seltzer 4Uc states who are now residing In New the state hospital at Bradevelt, near nificance" was adapted by Abram 50c Size—Tin of 10 Jersey. It Is the desire that these Marlboro. The members of the class Blum from Bibical records suple- land, fire insurance broker for the Pint veterans, if not continuing their af- mented by ancient Aramic and He- board of education of Middlctown 34c SYRINGE meet for instruction in the Salle d' township, was read at the board filiation with any other chapter, ba Garbarini in the Carlton theater braic manuscripts, not Included In Midol Tablets Peroxide Hydrogen 9c brought into membership In the New the Bible, and is, therefore, the rirst meeting last Thursday night It building on Monmouth street. Tho stated that as the result of ro-ratlng 50c Size Or HOT Jersey chapter. With this thought teacher Is Darnes Garbarini. who for complete dramatization of the world's 35c SUe In mind, a committee consisting of greatest love story. a saving of several hundred dollars 34c several months has given instruction had been made in insurance costs Tangee Lipstick WATER 13c Mr. Nevius, Mr. Hayward, Mr. Slat- in fencing under the Works Progress Blum's dramatization of "Ruth" is and that there was a prospect that Ex place »t the flml campflre program Nan Mahon Betrothed Thursday evening. Henry Koenlg of Freehold also To Charles Allairetook part In this program and did a' splendid piece of work as a repre- Mr. juid if™. Lawrence Mahon of sentative of Monmouth county on IT COSTS LESS to PREPARE for VACATIONS in Nungxtuck, Connecticut, announced .he camp council. Marlon Herbert of th*> «og&gement of their daughter, Wayside was the other club mem- Miss Nan Mahon, to Charles D. Al- i^ita of Red Bank at a brldge-lunch- ber from Monmouth county on the ^Wn-Saturday at the home ot Mr, Ma- camp council. jlion's alster, Mr«. C. Harry Smock of Three other club members from Hance road. The announcement was Belmar, Verna WllliamB, DO^IB New- made by novelty place carda. Decor- man and Betty Christiansen, suc- ations followed a green and yellow ceeded In passing their beginners' colf,i' scheme. swimming tests and were, awarded First prize was won by MISB Eliz- buttons by tHo~Airierlcan Red Cross. abeth Mahon of Waterbury, Connec- Several of the Monmouth county ticut; second prize by Mrs. Samuel boys were enthusiastic over the base- 33. CogglnB, third prize by Mrabal. l tournament and William Tilton •'James R. Wolcott and a consolation of Farmlngdale was manager of the prize by Mn. Edgar Denlse. Miss team which was beaten only in the Kay Mooney of Now York City won finals by the champions. «. hon-p!ayers' prize. The swimming program, which was SILVER WEDDING MILLSTREAM KNEE DRY GIN fmhg"7c SILK H OS El PANEL SLIPS I Overnight CASES HIGH HOSE I PLAY SUITS Hog. 1.80 Full Fashioned Quality Taffeta Tweed design covering. Wooden case, round cor- All Silk...Smart Made of Famous' VICKER'S FLEISCHMANN'S Pure Silk JTearose or White ners, nickeled lock and Comfortable Fruit of the Loom ?.tL" and snaps. Pocket DRY GIN Iifth | .19 DRY GIN flfth 4 .17 Keg. LSI Iifth JUsg. 1.30 ••- \e PICNIC UTILITY A worthwhile lav- Summer demands a JUGS CASES Quality till: SALE ON BEER ing on higher- shadovrproof slip. Sires 3 to 6 ond 7 to hose. Variety of priced (ilk hose. Includes V-neck style. 14. Halter neck and summer shades. CHOICE QUALITY BREWS Chiffon and semi- A Smart, tailored and pleated short or PILSNER BREW Priced so you service. New sum- lace (rimmed mod- Keeps contents hoi Handy, light- nautical effects. BREIDT'S V els. A value at 59c or cold. Metallic weight. Ideal (or can afford sev- Guaranteed sun and mer shades. All brawn finish. Bakft- vocation and All sizes. eral pairs. tub-fast. \ ; IN STUBBY BOTTLES i v lile Pour top. STROl JO'S Canned Premium A POCONO BREW WHITE SPORT OXFORDS RAYON SCAMPS WHITE HATS $• Cool and 1.89 £ For Clever Sport and Dress Trims! 2 Kiltie and Tie Effects! Comfortable lUsg. lOo Straight ^™ 25* Smart looking, constructed^"! Brand new selection of summer's newest hot No Deposit on Any Containers. Wear under tightest gown. with sport soles and rub- fashions. Sport brims, No front or side seams. Knit ber heels. Military or britrons or large WALL ST. DELUXE OLD OVERHOLT to fit every figure. Cuban heels. Genuine Elic brims. New or summer Whiskey ))t -1.29 Bonded Rye . -fl .79 p uppers. Sizes 3 to 8. Pair 61% Is 8 Yr. Old ' JL Iteg. 2.35 X materials. Head-sizes 21MJ" to 23". PARK & TltFORD CANADIAN CLUB WHITE BAGS 6-vr. wood AKed HW I Bonded Rye -i .79 P Newest WINES """ f f I Beg. 2.08 A Value Scoop! Grains Zipper, pouch and underarm Vanderveer Pique Sports stylos. Details you find in Applejack higher priced baas. ,.7S 88c RESSES DRESSES White! MARTINI-ROSSI WHITE HORSE Smart washable pique WHITE GLOVES VERMOUTHS |.19 SCOTCH O.64 dresses. SUNBACK and Pastelsl Ilcg. 1.S0 - flfth Reg. 3.21 Afth Mi other sport modols. Con- Summer trasting buttons and Styles Navy! LXlRD'S BACARDI trims. White and pastel. RUM >.74 Sizoi 14 to 20 and 36 Bongaline and mosli effects. 9 2 and S-Viccei Suits! . Apple Brandy | .09 to 44. Novelty cuffs and button stylos. Itag, l.M fifth Be*. 8.24 mm i • 2 and 3-Pieco Play Suits I, All washable. • Styles for Street and Business WINDSOR Reg. Prices CULOTTE DRESSES Gorgeous selection of now summer faihiom OLD QUAKER 98c and 99c . •. inctudos many washable fabrics. F«atur-> 79c Polka doti, ' floral and SPORT BELTS !ng tho fopular CULOTTES. Clever trims WILKEN FAMILY riNT striped paHoms., Gay of organdie,* buttons and collars.V Sixes color combinations. All Wido and narronarroww jm 4^ 14 to 20. C •ties. stylos. Whito with IflB lyalat ond Chiffon Volb RED BANK hnv«l4u tiiirlrlnK -iW. ^^ 32 BROAD ST., < Suit* In SU«s 31 to 52} 8:30 A. M. to 9 P. ML 9 A. M. to 1 P. M. United. 32 Broad St. Scmut-TMtecL FRI., JULY 3rd OPEN SAT., JULY 4th P&gaTour RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 2,1086. that the country had. tone off the BIDS WANTU. ever profit he ean realls* from an •f Bduottfea et Us Borough fork of CCC Cusps *n^»tolU»Kketvalu». But is fold standard If be dM not read — to Ik* Oeuetf, oTHon. By til be antltlsa to malt* *V<* • P"™} about It la the pevpersT •. UviUs seeled bids oa i out This brings »* to tb* original ques- eery, of the Bute InNewJertvey W dsaltef in to. m&»*»»£ eseoteft to salt at „.. tion as to the moral end legal or If he makes sueh a profit who pays Power Lawn slower, MONDAY. TUB STH constitutional right of our govern- Coal. In a report sovertns; the arit three for ItT Who suffenr Ii It not you Copies of aptclflottlons may bt neurtd UB8, - yeaii of tli* Civilian Conservation ment to alter the eontent of the •wees the hours and'I, tha people? it the offlra «( the District Clerk. ' (tt « Corps received by Charlei Edison, That being agreed upon, I. s, that standard of value—the sold dollar. The Board of Education restive* the The Constitution gives congress the right to reject any or all ells. ejtate Director for tha National it would not be fair nor equitable Bide to be addressed to George H. Up- Emorjanoy Council for New Jersey, for on* person or corporation to right "to coin money and regelate plnostt. PlstjUt Clara. Board of Educa- u»t,.ri.rni;uti7Ne it 1* stated that "The work l» being the value thereof and of foreign tion, Llltl* Silver, N. I., bearing on the a decree of said court make an Immense profit from a outsld* U» 'name and addrtis of tb* Ud- —.. Ir Is.JJB.oo. • carried forward la th« state at the fortunate Investment In gold dollars, coin." This power is absolute and der, and be In hit posieealon not later Ulan ... «l* lfollowinl g trac,Wt .o0r purtl of land Jireseat time In 88 CCC camps. With the question arises si to the neces- must belong to each congress In eight (1.00) o'clock j>. M., July I, lt»6. —4 premise! hereinafter —-•-•—• • • •" Daylight Saving Tint, ' • aoribid, altur"- • • a total o( approximately B,M1 men., sity for devaluing the dollar by re- turn. Therefore, no one congress has Township ot It ll estimated that the total ofr- All bldsjou.i be famished la the nan- Mlddl«town, In the ducing its gold content. The answer a right to Infringe upon th* author- uer dsiliBfisd. btrelfl and. reaulnd by Uw -and Slat. „* j}?;. Hcatlotti Incurred during the opera- is not quite so easy to demonstrate ity of a succeeding; congress and by Too Tight? ipetlftottfoni, tions of the CCC In Now Jersey any legislation or quasi contract to , . GftOKQI R. UPPINCOTT, with figures but it is quite plain If District Oe.'rk. from April, 1983, through May 20, fit the gold content of the dollar for , Heslnnins] at a point in the southarir 1986, aggregate $I8,MS,0O0. Tbi one will only think the thing through. Dated June 15, l»8s. We remember how after the first all time. Therefore, If one. congress ine of We.t Front Street, distsmt ilxtl. money expended upon this program tries, by miking the bonds'of the U feet westerly iroro the wesUrb' iKI "Has been of aslstance to business disastrous panlo of 1929 things government payable at some futuro IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY. '•nd Industry throughout th« state. seemed to be getting worse; more got angles to West Front Stnat ««,! 1 date In dollars of a certain weight In DID your FLANNELS or other To JOHN 8. SILLS. HOWARD L. SILLS, "A» of May 1, 1936," the report and more banks were closed and HrffRY J. BILLS and J. STANLEY finally a flrst-clasa run was de- gold, to tie the hands of a succeed- BILLS, partners trading at JOHN 8. "-continue*, "there were 9,M0 tfta en- ing congress. It Is acting In an un- aws: «r ."MI £H • % V roller! from this sUte:" The en- veloped affecting many sound banks 8JLLS * SONS! THE B&ACON FALLS constitutional manner. RUBBER SHOD COMPANY, body cor- 1 rollee* received food, shelter, cloth- all over the country as well as In- Each congress has the right to porate. JOHN J. TOWBIN; DAVID -Ing. mejlcal care and an opportun- surance companies and other finan- TROUSERS SHRINK -so that LSVINSON, Executor under th* Will of 'coin money and regulate the value "•'ity "to lmproverthBlredueatlon. In cial Institutions. How England'went Charlet Kaplan, deceased i THS PENN- SYLVANIA COMPANY FOR IN8UR- ' addition they receive a cash allow- lafTtfiergbld standard- aad-psople-bifc- thurnof." Nor Is th« government go- lng back upon Ii~e6ntract when It AKCB OK LIVES AND ANNUITIRS, »ance of ISO per month. Of thli gan withdrawing gold from the Fed- 5 body corporate. Substltuted-Truste* un- ' amount *22 to J26 Is allotted to their eral Reserve banks, and how the de- changes the content of the dollar, der th. Will of Charlie Kaplan.. SENA you cannbTwear tlieST in comfort ? « atrip ot Und running from tha foot1'!!? families and li mailed directly to mand for gold became more and for It Is empowered to do so In the GRIFFIN and WIWJAM 8, OMFFIN, ct Constitution. Hid the government her hutband, and THEIR HEIRS, D»> Gtorge Street to the River. ' ' their homes. Up to May 1,1936, ap- more Insistent, bringing on finally VISEES and PERSONAL EEPRESEN- Belted at the property of Gtorgt A , proxlmetely JS.061,000 had been tJ- the bank holiday and the embargo borrowed money at one time and TATIVESl JOHN 8. SILLB, HIS HEIRS, Brenkar, «t ale., taken in execution I* tie on gold is well known. agreed to repay It with so many DEVISEES and PBRSONAL BEPRE. suit of Jennie V, Campbell, et al" *x.cu! SBNTATlVESi tort of th. Last Will and Testament of • lotted to dependents at home In this Now, while this demand for gold ounces of gold that would have been By vlrtune of an Order of the Couri of 'harlot H, Campbell, deceased, et el, ani • state by the 43,043 young men en- was increasing, what was happening a contract to deliver a certain t% nsk sin in ntf rolled ilnce the camps were estab- Chancery of N*w Jtrs*y, mad* on th* day to its value? What happens to the amount of gold, and It would have of the date hereo/, In a caut* wherein lished, been a breach ot contract to deliver Catharine VanZae, Sole Executrix ot th* value of any commodity when the If So last Will and Teitarosnt of Aart VanZee, Howard 8, Hlgg'lnson, Sol'i. • Among the valuable pieces of work demand increases, especially If the . lesser amount of gold. daceued, It complainant, and Sana Gtlf. (60 lines) 131.08 ' don* by the CCC men la that at the But bonds are payable in dollars supply remains the same? Does it fln and others are defendants, you are re- w-iancery L, _ . ' Ttorrlttown National Historical park • quired to appear and answer the bill of nd If the qualification "of a certsln not always increase in value? Well, said complainant, on or before the 2 NEW BYE SHOWS FBOMI8E. bank ot Red Bank 4671,736.11 on de- MUa Susan Hendrickaou, daughter From The Register posit. of Samuel Hendrlckson of Falr'Ha- DeVito Farm Home The Ethel Mount Mozar School of Dancing Teal Field* In Honmootb County Charle* Smith resigned as superin- ven and John Armstrong of Red NEW MONMOUTH, N. J., BETWEEN KED 43-45 Monmouth St, Red Bank, N. J. Now Ready for Barrett. tendent of the Keansburg Methodist Bank were married at St Jamea 50 and 25 Years Ago ATLANTIC HlOHlANDS HE ACM. - • ; ; PHONE RED BANK 2220 While rye production may b* en Bunday-school, a position which he church by Rev. Jamea A. Reynolds. QISTBATION NOW BEINQ MADE FOB SUMMBB CLASSES th» decrease In Monmouth county, had held for £5 years. Mias Katla Armstrong, s, lister of the Try Our Delicious Chicken Dinner—$1.00 f Culled From the N«w« and Edi- "Lick you own stamps" wa» a no- groom, was bridesmaid and Hugh Mc- r Morning ClaiMi In T«p, B*IUt tsd lnt«rpr«l.liv. D.nclnf there la still some Interest In Im- BEST ITALIAN SI'KCIALTY. * KMICIM CIMMI lor Woman Etanlnf Clout In All T>p«« ol D«ncin» proved varieties for pain. One of torial Columns and Presented tice posted In the KcansburK poatof- Gowan of Freehold was groomsman. COME TO VISIT US AND BK CONVINCED. (VISITORS WELCOMED AT AIX CLASSES! the newly adapted i«trkln« has been flce. When the postal business was The couple held a wedding reception Strictly Fresh Food — Opm All Hwmnn. for the Entertainment of To- at their new home on Oakland street. developed at the experiment station day's Reader*. not ao heavy the postmistress fre- and given the name of Karitan. Four quently licked the stamps lor cus- Miss Bertha Olivia Ingllng^ daugh- tomers but the increased business en- test plots of this new variety were ter of Mrs. Jonatha' n A. Ingllng, PHONE PIIONK established In Monmouth county last The following paragraphs wer« croached upon her time to euch an formerly of Red Bank and Dr. HFII HANI: FOR RENT! extent that the sign had to be posted. RED HANK 8, 4-room and tavotory apartment* for Immediate posisesslon. fall and they aro ready for harvest taken from the Issue of Th» Red Charles Hubbard, ion of the late Dr. "The House of Service" No, M Broad Street One on 2nd floor and two on 3rd door. at the present time. Bank Register "0 and 25 yean ago The Ke&nsburg Co-operative asso- William Hubbard ot Red Bank, 797-W 321 Terms to tult. According to M, A. Clark, assistant thta week and »re being: reprinted In ciation was organized with Jamea P. were married In New York. Apply COOK 4 OAKLEY. Front St., Bed Bank. county agricultural agent, who vis- today's lsaue, feeling that they will be Dodd aa president, Charles Carr vice The old Monmouth Park hotel, near ited the jlotg Jast weefc the_ni!?.. va- of general Interest to the majority resident, Harold E, Cowley secre- ceai.poit, was taken over by A. W. James H, Kaufmann j riety seems to have characteristi- of Register readers. tary and F. R. Hill treasurer, Dieter and waa to be reopened as ft cally lonu, plump heads, while It may Fifty Years Ago. The Players Boat club of Fair Ha- fashionable resort. Mr. Dieter spent Plumbing and Heating MONEY LOANED not yield more than every other va- en gave a big novelty show over $10,000 in Improving the build- on Jewelry, Silver. Musical Instruments. Cameras. riety In Monmouth county.. It cer- Th« New York * Long Branch the Lyceum theater In Red ing and grounds. railroad In 1885 made a profit of IN ALL ITS BRANCHES \ ' Binoculars, etc tainly looks to be better than moat Bank. Featured acta were put Gu.i Plfinltz of Fair Haven, more Uc«ni*d and Bonded by Slats ol N. J of the varieties being used. fHO.000. A dividend ot eight per n by Howard N. North, Maude Lam- 32 Parker Ave. Phone R. B. 92 Fair Havei UK PA* CASH FOB OLD GOLD AND SILVEH familiarly known aa Bijj Gus, entered The test on the C. Henry Probanco cent was paid by the Freehold and bert, the Four Huntings, Inza and tho swimming races at Deal Beach. Have That New Bathroom Installed Now. * farm at Mlllhurst looks particularly Jaraeaburg railroad. All the oth£r *urella, Frederick V. Bowers, West NO MONEY DOWN—S VEAR8 TO MY • Broadway Loan Co. Kd. Here the Karltan variety Is railroads In the county were run at ,nd VahSlclcn, Erneet Ball, Bowman 2 are conducted with upert Instruction AMUSEMENTS. Hutohlmon, vies. president, and W. Harrison, Lone Lake, Maine. This Day Camp Opens In swimming and diving, advanced Oliver Dlggln, treasurer. Is Marie's sixth summer ther. and. stroku and life-saving. Games and Carlton Theater. MM. Raphael C. Devlin attended she has been selected to qualify for With ^Members exercises will be conducted on the "Ths Case Agalnat Mra. Ames," tha National Democratic convention junior councllorahlp training. Wini- beach. The afternoon session from with Madeline Carroll and George with Mrs. Carleton Warnock and fred Is returning for her third sum- 2 to 5 o'clock, includes tennis, base- Brent In the main roles, will bs the Mis) Catherine Warnock of Deal er. Mui Marion Diets Auuting ball, track and field events, and oth- feature attraction today and tomor- and Mra, George Jacobson of Long MrH. George P. Lehrltter enter- SURPRISE STORE} School Iiutructorf With Red er games. The playground has been row at tho Carlton theater. Misa Branch on Friday. tained the Fortnightly Luncheon- equipped with slides, stand boxes, Carroll hu the role of a beautiful Mrs. John Tansy entertained the Bridge crub at the summer home of Bank Day Camp—Playground swings and seesaws. During Inclem- mother charged with the murder of Michigan club Wednesday evening. her daughter, Mrs. Earl Stokes of "Shooting high" In •t Shrewsbury. ent weather the camp will meet In- her socialite husband and threatened Mrs. Tunis R. Schenck is entertain- Mantaloking. Four tables were In week-end savings! doors and the activities will Include by court action, with the loss of her ing her aunt, Mra, Josephine Judson play. Mrs. S. B. Eggleston was high, For every woman, The R«d Bank Day camp opened boxing, wrestling, tumbling, basket- »on. of Engllebtown. Mrs. Howard Lloyd second, Mrs. child and man! yesterday with a membership of 40 ball, volley ball and pins; pong. Mr. and Mn. Edgar McNabb la Henry L. Zucker third, Mrs. P. P. boys and girls, under the supervision Saturday has been designated as spending the summer with the form- Devlin fourth and Mrs. Warren B. Hutchinson consolation. tr MI UBM «tut snin of William O. Sherwood of Red Batik Picnic day and the children will be er's parents at Kutztown, Pennsyl- Open Tonight rates and Frank J. Plngltore of Long taken to nearby places of Interest vania. Mrs. Clifford Chapman Is a pa- Branch, Bed Bank school Instructor!!. Overnight hikes and camping trip* Mrs. J. Donald Miller, Mrs. John tient at the Rlvervlew hospital at Miu Marlon Diet*, former Red Bank to nearby country estates will be en- Flood and Miss Dorothy Hotallng Red Bank. and Tomorrow Cvnwltla Information high school athlete and member of spent Wednesday with Mrs. Miller's Joyed. Children will be called for : Miss Elizabeth Jones of Elmlra, awarding etilns aaUlniraj the Oakland street school faculty, la ana returned by bus. mother, Mrs, James Brown, at Man- New York, Is spending her vacation Till 10 P. M. tat roleti Maletlng Mr. Sherwood and Mr. Flng- Tutoring In any grade eubj.ct can asquan, with Mlsa Mildred Fallon of Maiden Itore. be arranged, as well as lessons In Mrs. Bert Cartan was the winner lane. : This year the camp Is open to both horseback riding^ of a blue and gold quilt disposed of Helen Lee Getty boy* and girls from the ages or 4 to on the co-operative plan by Slrlui 14. The director! have worked out Births at Elverview. chapter, Order of Eastern Star. Real Estate Men's All Wool SWIM TRUNKS Travel Service a program which will be that of a Three daughters wore born at Councilman and Mrs. Rensselaer Values to $1.49 ! Comfortahlo hullHn ath- summer camp while allowing the pu- Rlvcrvlew hospital over the week-end. L. Cartan were called to Seaford, Board Election letic support . , . choice of many colon 18 Mechanic St. plla to live at homo. A playing Held Mrs. Sidney Morgan of Broad street Delaware, by the sudden serious ill— . . . handsomely bordered . . . colors truar- Red Bank....;. hstLhsen j.1 up on the former Power*' gave birth Thursday and Mrs. Sam- neaj _of _Mr», Cartan'a .father, W1U .TJie-n2wly_orjrantzed Real Eat*ta antesd^faat . . HSUeg 30 to H^ 11am Moore. board of Monmouth county met at PHONE IJ-H estate on Bycamore svenue, ShrewR- uel Cltarelia of Catherine street and bury. Mrs, Bail Harrington of Matawan Mrs. Franklin Anderson and Mrs. tha Berkcley-Carteret hotel at As- The morning lesslon rum from 8 gave birth Sunday. All are doing Leslie Lines gave a card party bury Park laat Thursday night and BOYS' All Wool to 11 o'clock when swimming classes well. Wednesday afternoon at the form- elected the following officers upon the er's home for the benefit of Slrlus recommendation of a committee of chapter. Order of Eastern Star. which T. Frank Appleby of Asbury TRUNKS 59c Eight tables were In play. Park was chairman: President—John T. tawiey of Middle- Special aale for today and tomorrow! Mar- Mrs. John S. McCurdy called a velous brigade- ol colors and color combi- meeting o£ the baby parade com- town township. Vice presidents—William H. Hlntelmann nations. Sins SO to 96 ... Miracle value! mittee of the 260th anniversary nf Itumson, Louis Tannenbaum of Free- celebration of the founding of Mata- hold. Secretary—-Albert Ennis of Long Branch. wan Tuesday evening. Treasurer—Harold Snyder. Men's ZIPPER TOP Miss Ruth Domonlck, daughter of franchot Tone and Grace Moore ia\ Dues were fixed at $80 for active "The King. Stepi Ouf^ Columbia Kef im» Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Domonick, left Tuesday to spend the summer membership, $5 for salesmen mem- All Wool Swim SUITS The First National Bank "The King Steps Out," Grace bership and $10 for associate mem- at Camp Lockearn at Ely, Vermont. bership. Salesmen membership li Imagine 10056 aU wool at this Inviting Moore'B latest picture, wlllbe shown Mrs. Lena Warwick has returned price! Athletic supports ... top rips oft ea for three days beginning on Satur- home after visiting her son and for employees of real estate brok- that yon can wear entire * ^ tB*\ day. Franchot Tone heads the sup- daugbter-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. Har- ers and associate membership is for suits or trunks alone! 9 ^K i9«7 porting cast which includes Walter old Warwick of Long Branch. banks, title companies and other con- Latest color schemes! ... 1 of Eatontown Connolly, Raymond Walburn, Victor cerns Interested, In real estate trans- Sizes 36 to 44. •• Jory, Elizabeth Rlsdon and Thurston Van Davles of Fair Haven spent actions. Hall. last week as the guest of Mr. and The music was written by Fritz Mrs. Lewis H. Blood. This week One of the quickest ways to find a Krelslcr, famous violinist and com- Mr. Davlea will go to Camp Ocka- lob Is to advertise in The Regis- Eatontowti - New Jersey poser. ^ nlckon, Medford Lakes, where he ter's Want Department.—AdvertlM- will be In charge of nature study ment. Men's PRESHRUNK Strand Theater. . work for a month. BIDS WANTED. •'AndSoT°he7wereltorried,"wiUil Danlel Wolf and famlIv have The Boaroa d of Educatiou n of Shrewsbury Mary Astor and Melvyn Douglas in moved from Mlddletown to this bor- Townshihip k for bibidd s on ffortt y tont B the main roles, will ba shown for the ough. moro or IGBI B of stove coall andd twelvl . tanst , Statement of Condition June 30, 1936 moro or loss of pea coal to be delivered last times today at the Strand thea- i Herbert Burlew la reported im- to the schools of tho township by August j proving at the Preflbyterlan hospital 1st. All coal Is to be screened and free I at Newark. from slate, fine coal and all manner of dirt. Each bid shall be accompanied by I Congressman and Mrs. William H. analysis, trade name and geological field RESOURCES LIABILITIES Sutphln attended the Democratic where mined. Many Sanforlicd- ) /*Checkered, Stripes, national convention at Philadelphia Bids aro also asked on general supplies Cash and due from Banks.,. .$126,829.61 Capital Stock .$ 75,000.00 last week. for the coming school years. Specifica- shrunk ... all are White Ducks . . . Mix- tions may be secured by application to the Obligations of U. S. Govern- Surplus 26,300.00 Mrs. George B. Kade of Allenhurat District Clerk. pre-slinntk, of course. la spending two weeks with her sla- All bids eh all be in a sealed antelope tures . . . every"iitnf! ment and its Agenciet 446,413.49 Undivided Profit* and Reserves 26,823.37 ter, Mrs. Charles Doescher of Spring plainly marked aB to contents and shall he In the hands of tho District Clerk not Other Bond* and Securities... 40,913.03 DEPOSITS 845,677.68 street later than 8 p. m., D. S. T-. July 8th, 1986. Incredibly low priced for this superior quality! Smart, well Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Bedle and The Board of Education reserves th. tailored . . . cut for comfort . . . Sizes 28 to U. Commercial Loans, eligible for right to reject any or all bids. grandson Garrett McKeen left Fri- OETA GILHULY, Dlatrlet Clerk, Reditcout 48,904.48 day for Aspers, Pennsylvania, where Eatontown, N. J. they will be the guests of Mr. and NEVER THIS ARRAY ! Value to 39c F. H. A. Insured First Mortgage NOTICE. Mrs. Theodore Drummond. Take notice that John Morgan, Inc., In- Loan* 84,494.67 Junior Meinjer won second prize tends to apply to the Bute Conunlulon« 1 Men's POLO SHIRTS Boy.' POLO Other Secured Loan* 28,338.64 of $5 at the weekly amateur contest of Alcoholic Beverage Control for a Plen- ary Wholesale license for promisee situ- VALUES TO $1.00 held Wednesday evening in the St. ated at 68 Flushing Avenue, Brooklyn, New SHIRTS | Ac Other Loans and Discount*... 142,334.40 Jamea theater at Aabury Park, Every new weave, style and color! Banking Howe and All Other Junior exhibited several intricate Alfred Morgan, 29 East 64th Strest, Celanese, string, doep- New "Stork City, officer, director and stock- tones, waffle weaves, two Asset* 54,578.73 steps. holder; Wilbur Kllleen, Shore Acres. Lit- Sizes up to 18 . , . Miss Esther Blair has returned to tle Sliver, New Jersey, officer, director and tones, Gandbo . . . Zipper famous eyelet styles In- her home at Detroit to spend the stockholder; Mn. Alfred Morgan, 183 East . . . Eyelets . . . Checks 80th Street. New York City, director and . • . Novelties. Every cluded . . . will not Total ...... !... $972,801.05 Total ...... $972,801.08 summer. stockholder! Peter McDonnell, 826 West : A group of Matawan women at- End Avenue. New York City, stockholder: style to every size. fade'. James McDonnell. 910 Fifth Avenue. N»w tended the benefit bridge party at York City, stockholder; Alexander Mc- tho home of Mrs. Murray Woronoff Donnell. 70 Ea>t 19th Street, New York of Keyport Wednesday afternoon. City, stockholder; Herbert McDonnell, Greenwich, Connecticut, stockholder. New LADIES' Karen Moitcy end Richard Dbt hi The party waB sponsored, by the Key- Jersey ngent, Wilbur Kllleen, Shore Acres, INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS port auxiliary of the Monmouth Me- Uttlo Silver, N«w Jersey. ."VfiS'tSoutdnm^A Cofcmbiaftctor morial hospital at Long Branch. Objections, If any. should be made Im- mediately In writing to D. Frederick Bur- AH Wool Member Federal Reserve System Two features, "Two In Revolt' Those attending from here were Mrs. nett, commissioner, 744 Broad atreet, New- with Louise Latimer and John Ar-j William H. Sutphln, Mrs. James E. ark, N. J. ledge, and "Swcot Surrender" with ; Voorhees, Mrs. Henry L. Zucker, (Slirne Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Frank Parker and Tamara, famous Mrs. John Gordon, Mrs. P. J, Devlin, JOHN MORGAN, Ine. SWIM SUITS dancer, will be shown on Friday and Mrs. F. L. Lloyd, Mrs. Warren B. Monmouth County Surra*"'"'" Office. Saturday of this week. Hutchinson, Mrs. Marguerite Laird, In the matter of the estate of WlllUm Approved Mortgagee, Federal Housing Administration The feature attraction on Sunday, Mrs. William B. Duncan, Mrs. W. A. Pierce, deceaped. Monday and Tuesday of next week Close, Mrs. George P. Lehritter, Mrs. Notlco to creditors to prtiant claims .49 ONE PIECE OR will be "The Devil's Squadron" with agolnat estate. Walter Swanson, Mrs. Fountain Bur- Pursuant to the order of Joieph L. TWO PIECE EFFECTS Richard Dix and Karen Morley. lew, Mrs. William R. Craig, Mrs. Donahay, SurroeaUi of the County of Mon- mouth. made on the eighth day of June, Donald Rlley, Mrs. Philip L. Neid- 1038. on the application of Joseph H. llnger, Miss G. M. Fary, Miss Jean Holmes, sole executor of the estaU of Lowest price ever! New and most popular Matawan. Rue, Mrs. Lillian Hutchinson, Mrs. WilHnm Pierce, deceased, notlca la hereby given to the creditors of said deceased to number* in great display of color and color Ralph Bedle, Mrs. W. U. Hobrough, exhibit to the subscriber, sole esacutor as (The Red Bank Register can bs bought Mrs. Howard Erdman and Mrs. 'Os- aforesaid, their dehta and demands against combinations! Lined brassieres! All sizes! In Matawan from M. J. O'Connel, 124 the said estate, under oath, wlt&ln six Main •treet and J. & J. Taiilui.) car Hyer. months from the data of the aforesaid or- Mr. and Mrs. Louis N. Pazlenza der, or they will be forever barred of Mr. and Mrs, Leroy Bergen of the and son left Wednesday to spend their actioni therefor asalnst the. laid Glenwood apartments have returned subscriber. the summer with the former's par- Dated Frethold, N. S.. June 8. 19S8. For LADIES... from a two -weeks' vacation at Man- ents at Villa Park. asquan. Mrs. Francis F. Simpson JOSEPH H. HOLMES. Miss Marie Dletz and MUs Wini- Bolndel, N, J. and son were guests for a week, and Edward G. Forman, Bernard O'Connor, grandson of Mr. fred Magrath left today to spend For MISSES... TRUBIN'S the summer at Camp Newfoundland, Freehold, N. J, 39 BROAD STREET, RED BANK and Mrs. Bergen was a guest also. Proctor. Mrs. David Curran and daughtor SLACKS Gloria attended a birthday party on Saturday in honor of Beatrica Ben- Inspired by GINGER ROGERS! Season's HEADQUARTERS nett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John fashion (coop! Surprise store price icoop! Bennett of Port Monmouth, SUes 10 to 20! Galaxy of styles and colors! For the Largest Selection of Miss Rose Wenzel, Miss Celeste Kennedy and Jamea Kennedy spent Saturday at Newark. James is studying under Charles Nunzio, the 50 Broad St.. Phone 963 Red Bank famous accordionist. Congressman William H. Sutphln received the following telegram Fri- day from Smith W. Purdum, fourth assistant postmaster: "Tho Secro- THE SURPRISE tary of the Treasury and the Poet-: master General have allotted funds F1SEW0S | for tho acquisition of a site and the Many New Items to Make a REAL SHOW election of a Foderal building at Matawan." Matawan and Keyport STORE For Your Money! have been on the approved list for now postofllccB at approximate amounts of J75.000 each. Moro than NOTICE. NOTICE. a year ago it seemod as though Key- Tali, notlc. that atir,llra!!nn will ht An ordinance entitled "An Ordinance; II- iOc WORTH port would secure Its postofllco first, mad. to th. Mayor and Council of tho •ensintr and rettulfttlng t-he keeping of and A LARGE Borough of Rutnson to tnuinfur to JatneH inning at IRIKO of dogs In th. Boro of but no site could bo secured at a Sammon for pr.rals.s located at 15 La* uninoii. N. J.." was introduced by th. OF FIREWORKS FREE price tho government was •willing to fay.tt. 8tra.£ Rurnson. a Plenary Con- ilaynr and Council on June 11. 1886, and ASSORTMENT pay, BO Its presont sito is uncertain. •umptlon liens. C-6, heretofore tsnucrl to m June 27, 103G, was finally adopted and WITH Paul Faslcay for promises locnted at 15 Plirovcil by the Mnyor. A call will bo made for tho submis- Latar.tt. Strxt, Ruroson, N. J. OF CAP PISTOLS sion of bids for a site in Mntuwan JEI1E 1. CAItEW. FREE Objcotions, If any, should be made Ini- Ol.rk. PUNK very shortly.'Tho funds for tho pay- tn.dlaUly In writing to Jerfl J. Orcw. AND CANES Each $1.00 Purchase ment of this slto nnd tho construc- Clark of tha. Borough of Ilumson. tion of tho proposed now building is (Slane.l) IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY JAMES SAMMON, To MAliltl COM1SKEY, "JOHN" COM18- expected to bo allotted from the ' Allan Streat, BHDI> N. J. KKY, (Hint nemo being fictlltoui en4 1986-1037 budget, starting with the unknown), belna Uio husband ot Marl. fiscal year, July 1. IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY Comlskoy. and HELEN WALLACE] To EDWIN FLOYD iiORDEN, Jl.OliKNCi: lly vlrtuo of an order of th. Coart Of EXPLODING Mr. and Mrs. 1>B1IO Lines and BORDEN and FANNY BLLSWOKTH: Clmnccry niml. on th. date h.roof, In a Bj virtu, of an order of tho Court a wherein Josephine Acker Is com- daughtor Kathleen, nntl Mildred Fal- unit and Helen lllo and oth.rs ar. de- lon wcro the guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Chancry of New J.reey, mado on the day BIG BANG BEACONS FRESH PEACH of til. d*t« hereof. In . cause where fendants, you e>re required, tt> .r>pear »nd David Martin at Shipbottom over John V. Orow.ll, suhstltutlnnary adminis- miniver the Hill or said complainant on ol the week-end. trator with the Kill anne.ctl of William II • flora the 19th day of Ali|iu»t ne>t or tb. FLAGS The Best Item Borden, dflceneed, la complainant nnd i* NEW LAWS. WBBB FBOGRAMB. boards of the house were seared. The MidcUetown WiU New Monmouth. house until recently was rented by WANTED TO BUY Governor Hoffman ApptorM U 8«o- The programs ars as fallows: tha Emergency Relief Adminlstrar »te Bllla Monday. Ztfiss Eliw.beth Roberta is rejoic- tion. . OlMwhlpaad. wood«> Indian flfura. One which kM been Repaint Schools (1310 Kilocycles) ing over the fact that two motherless Brookside Inn Governor Hoffman at Trenton ap» A. M. Friday, July 3. The firemen ot thin place enter- 8. STEAUSS, M»r. rued In front of cigar ttort. feline babies which she has been tained the firemen of Port Mon- proved 24 lenat* bill Monday, in- »:00—Morning Ssr.nids. caring for have developed into lusty Home Cooking >• ADDRESS P. O. BOX 271, cluding a measure appropriating Contracts Awarded for the Paint 9:lb—Shopping Guide, Casino. 8t«inbachs. mouth at a pparty y at the flre house Snyder, Mu»ic shop, Zeblty. kittens and give promise of becom- h Jlast winter a Stale Highway, AVON. ». /. $3,000 for a Delaware & FUrltan and for Doing the Work by 9:80—Voica of Philosophy, ing healthy cats. The mother was here Friday Eight. canal survey. 0:46—Housekeepers Hour. series of pinochle.g was played Shrewsbury the Board of Education at 10:00—Children'! hour. killed when the kittens were a few between teams representing tho two Other bills approved, Included: Regular Meeting Last Week. 10:tt-~SU:!nbiLct.i. days'old. Miss Roberta'la providing Fbone <08 £ntontowu. TIMOTHY R. HOUNIHAN Durand, Monmouth—Llnflti bonded 10:46—News. companies. East Keanslmrg lost and them with milk and In feeding them the party was given In consequence. Indebtedness of certain school dlt- 11:00~il«iiim«. she uses a toy doll bottle with a rub- 50c Full Course Dinner 50c Blda for paint for re-painting1 the P. M. The I. C. C. club held its last meet- > Contractor and Builder trlcta to nix per cent of ratable!, »x- 8:60—Muifcti Momentf. ber nipple. MENU. cept bonds of regional dlBtrlcU; per- ichoolhousea of Mlddletown town- Ing of the season Monday afternoon Apretlier. Choice Clami on th* SPECIALIZING IN JOBBING 4:00—Fada anil Faehioni, Capt William E. DennlB sang a no- Hilf Shell, fruit Cup, shrimp mits all state employees to Join re- ihlp, both outildn and inside, were .ill 5—WPA Program. at the home of Mrs. August H. Leid- SCIIEEN AND BTORM ENCLO8CBES 4:80—Voice f Philosophy. lo at the Baptist church Sunday The club Is planning to have CocktM, Tnmnlo Julc, tirement tystem within six months. opened at the regular meeting of o morning and Carey Johnston played Soups. Choice Celery or Ciiltkm 6:00—-Women's Korum. an outing. Shorbet TZX. 42U-H. M HUDSON AVE., BED BANK, M. J. the board of education laat Thurs- 5 -.80—Negro Art Singeri, • . day night. About 250 gallons will be a violin solo. In "the evening Miss Choice of KQAat Turkey, 6:46—To be Announced. Bessie Penterman and Mr. Johnston Ont-Half Fried Chicktn. Rout •squired. After a long discussion 6:00—Front P»«e Dramj. played a violin duet and Miss Penter- Injured An Glass Breaks. Beef, Chicken- a tft King, :he contract waa awarded to the 8:16—Nawi Beview. niuo Plih. Bttf Steak 6:80-*Where to buy. Casino, KuinbtebB, man and Miss Janet Morford sang a Mrs. Susan Gorman of Hop Creek Potat»«a, Vegetable! ami 8»l«d Solar Varnish company, which was Zebley, Munfe Shop. •epreaented at the meeting; by Wil- duet farm, Holmdel, was treated at River- Plo or Banana Split 6:4B—Boy Scout Prosr&m. William H. Kelly spent most of view hospital Saturday for a cut left Tea or CofTe* lam M. Greenwood of Middletown 7 ;00—American Family Roblnion Daily and Sunday lllage. 7 lilt—Phil LenilK, tporU talk. Friday afternoon looking for his dog arm received when glass in a door 7:80—Emok« Shup. Nellie. Just as he had given up the broke aa she was shutting It. She The price la $3.40 for outside paint 7 :S1—Rhythm M-uteri. search and had resigned himself to 50c and $2.60 for Inside. The vote was 8:00—Wftlkithcn derby. waa reiaesed following treatment. 8:16—Miebtel Monahan, tenor, the thought that hla pet had been to 3. On* member, Mrs. Margaret 8;80—Carter. stolen or had died he found the ani- . Huber, was absent The lowest 8:11—Variety Hour. mal In hla ' automobile. Nellie had ltd was KM for outside and (2.11 6.00—Movie Gossip, &;15—Home Philosopher. been frightened by tha discharge of To really keep cool, for inside paint. It was contended 0:80—Radio BUge. firecrackers attd had gotten into, the by a majority of the board member* 10:00—SUInbacba. automobile to seek refuge.' •tart wit)> your feet, that the paint In question had been 10:01—Hewitt & Rowland, Sketch, used with satisfactory results. It 10:80—Cwino Dance Mu«Je. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Roberts of and wear lightweight, :00—Bob Mahioney, ulk. Brooklyn Bpent Sunday with Mr. ond claimed by those who voted Iltl5—WPA Profirram. , Mrs. Howard W. Roberts, making comfortable f o o t •> against the motion that the board 11:80—Walkathcn derby. ISadsaoptedaTiolky to ask for bids 11:46—Eeiunw. mot of the trip here in their new wear. INDEPENDENCE DAY *\ M. SaiUriiay,—July-4; —~—— ex- Sit all contracts In excess of S75 and 6 sOO—-leading for Pleasure. perlence as a navigator has been lim- to award them to the lowest bidders. 6:14—Stelnbachi. In older to enable our employees to enjoy The votes against the contract were 5:1B—Opportunity Hour. ited and on this Journey he was han- cast by Curtis J. Walling, Julian M. 6:00—Shopping Tour, Steinbaehi. Snyder, dicapped by a heavy fog over Rarl- the week-end Holiday, Mutual Stores will te arker and John G. Spencer. Zefciey, Muiic Shop. tan bay. He Is a civil engineer and 6:1S—News Review, his knowledge ot this profession, to- Bids were opened for painting the 6:30—Smoke Shop. • ^ CLOSED ALL DAT 6 :81-£-Jung3« Jim. gether with a compass which he had schoolhouses of the township with 6:44—Casino. with him, stood him in good stead. the material bought by the board. 6:46—Heinz Hllroer, Songi, He did most of the steering by Bids for thlat work at Fair View 7 tOO—Ramime. means of the compass. He has the SATURDAY, JULY 4th were $160 by Roxey * Walling, $278 A. M. Monday, July fl. boat anchored In Compton's creek. by John Ayres, $220 by Clifford Hud- 0:00—Morning Serenade. 9:14— SteJnbachB. The members ^M the Baptist Sun- (excepting Lako and Shore Stores which will be open untilX P.M.) lleston, $235 by A. S. Brandwlne and 0:16—Word Ideaa. $235 by Edward A. Croiler. The day-school will enjoy their annual 0:30—Morning devotioni, plcnlo Friday, July 10, at Shark Kiv- j We solicit the cooperation of our customers members of the firm of Roxey * 10:00—Things You Should Know. Walling are Harry Roxey of Port 10:30—Shopping Tour, Feififeuspan. Stein- er Hills. The trip will be made in by disking them to do their week-end shopping Monmouth and Lester Walling of bachc, Snyder, Zebley, Caaino, busses. 10:45—Nera Review. James H. Grlggs will begin attend- early. For their convenience we shall be Belford. It was stated that last 11:00—Resume. year Mr. Walling received a con- P. M. ing the summer school at Columbia OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9 P. M. tract to paint a schoolhouse but ,7 :00—Manhattan concert band. University next week. failed to do the work. 7:16—Where to Cn, Zebley. St«inb«chs, The New Monmouth board of di- Casino, Music Shop, Smoke Shop, rectors have discontinued meetings Because ot this statement It was 7:80—Feigenspan, 7 :8J— P'ederal Housing Program, for the summer except for occasion- voted to give the contract to Mr. 7:45—Helen Milner, Songa. al rainy mornings when sessions are. Huddleston, the second lowest bid- 8 IOQ—Carter. held at the j^ostofflce. Regular meet- der. Later, however, after consulting 8:01—Walkathon Derby. 8:15—WPA Program. Ings will- be resumed In the fall. Lawrence Carton, counsel for the 8J30—C&slno Dance Music. Haddon Johnston -was home over board, It was voted to rescind the 0:00—Resume. the week-end from Scranton, where motion and to award the contract P. M. Tuesday, July 7. 4:00—Varieties. he is taking a summer course In to Hoxey * Walling. 4:80—Moment Musieale. Spanish at St. Thomas school. Mr. Brandwlne received the con- 5:00—Stainbachi. Melvin Edwards, son of Mr. and tract to repaint the high school gym- 6:01—Tea Dance. 5;30—Felgennpan. Mrs. Alfred Edwards, is home from nasium at Leonardo on a bid of $115. 6:81—Interesting People in tbi Kews. Maryland unlverBlty for the Hummer Offers to do the work were made by 6 lib—To be Announced. vacation. He Is working for the Mr. Crozler for $HB and by Mr. 6:00—WherWheree to Go, CasinoCasi,, SieinbachsSeinachs, ZWSd k h Mi Mosquito Extermination commission Huddleston for $210. ZeWey.Snj'der, Smoke Shop, Music of Monmouth county during the sum- Roxey * Walling got the contract Shop. mer. :o repaint the Leonardo grade school 6:80'—FeigenspanN Rl. 6:31—Opportunity Winner*. Victor Rlccl has moved from, the for $304. Other bidders and their 6:45—Pete, Singing Doorman. Gardner house on the Middletown offers' were Mr. Crozler $380, Mr. 7:00— Resume. road to Colt's Neck. Brandwlne $390, Mr. Huddleoton $470 P. M,\ Wednesday, July A. Summer classics—the candy atrlped Haberdather silk shirtmaker froclc and Mr. Ayres $690. 5:00—*tea Dance. Mr. and Mrs. John Bruin and Mr. designed by Kostlo de War; broad strap white kid spectator •ports 6 ;16—Where to Buy, Culno. Zebley, St. John of New York spent Sunday shoes by Selby Styleez; matching bag and the indispensable- panamj. 95 PROAD STREET, NEXT TO POSTOFFICE The contract for painting at the Steinbachs, Music Qbov, Snydar, at their former home here. : Port Monmouth schoolhotise was 5:80—Juvenile Climbers. ' Carey Johnston Is employed by the .warded to Mr. Huddleston on a 6 i00—Feigenspan. SUMMER FOOTWEAR $5 to $7.50 r 6:01—Babett Bonn. Mosquito .Extermination commission. bid of $480. Other bids were $540 by «:15—Newa Review. Roxey & Walling, $580 by Mr. Cro- 6;80—Carter. zier, $625 by Mr. Brandwlne and $825 6:81—WPA Program. OUR STORE WILL BE OPEN FRIDAY by Mr. Ayres. 6:45—Mr«. C. Hillyer, talk. East Keansburg. 7:00—American Family Robinson. NIGHT, JULY 3 Mr. Brandwlne was the successful 7:1 4—Feigenspan. (The Red Bank Register «an b« bought bidder for repainting the River 1:15—This and That tn East Keansburg from leadora Walling.) Plaza schoolhouse at a cost of $145. 7:30—Smoke Shop. CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY, JULY 4 7:31—Iris Pappe, Talk. About 100 persons attended a par- Other bids were $180 by Mr. CroJler, 7 :4 5—Sketch. $200 by Mr. Huddleston and $225 by 8 tOO—Resume. ty held by the Ladles' auxiliary of Mr. Ayres. Roxey * Walling mad* A. M. Thursday, July 9. , the Totsy Doerr association Saturday B E WAR E! 9:00—Good Morning Melodies, night.* bid of $00 but asked that this be 8:14—Steinbachs. disregarded, as a mistake had been 0:16—Word Ideas. A bolt of lightning ntruck Mrs. made. They* said the figure which 9:80—Music Shop, Thomas J. Eastmond's house on the Albert S. Miller they had intended to submit was 9:81—Voice ot Philosophy. itate highway Sunday afternoon but Shoes of Distinction. 10:00—Things you should know. did not cause much damage. It fol- $190. 10:30—Shoppers Guide, Snyder, Casino, 18 Broad Street, Zebley. Stelnbaehs, Carter. lowed a line of water pipa from the Red Bank All bids for repainting the green- 10:44—Felgenspan, attic to the cellar. Some of the house on the Leonardo high school 10:15—News Rtview. grounds were thrown out. and It was 11:00—Resume. decided to re-advertise. The bids P. M. 5:00—Where to Buy. Snyder. Steinbacbs were $160 by Mr. Crozler, $220 by Zebley, Music Shop, Casino, Felgen- Mr. Ayres, $220 by Mr. Huddlenton ' span. and $420 by Mr. Brandwlne. Julian 5:30—Love story Girl. M. Parker and H. Lawrence Scott 5:45—Youth Forum. • 6:14—Smoke Shop. voted against re-advartlslng- for bids, 6:15—New* Revlt*. stating that they considered the of- 6:30—Felgenspan. fer by Mr. Crozler reasonable. 6:31—Old Folks at Hom*. 6:45—Doris and Anna. A. M. Friday, Jut; 10. 9:00—Morning Serenade. The Yesteryears 9:lo—Shopping Tour, Snyder, Cwlno, Zebley, Music Shop, Steinbaohs. 9:45—Voice of Philosophy. Of Colt's Neck 10:00—Felgenspan. 10:01—Children's Hour. 10:44—Steinbachs. MM. Asher Crawford, one of the 10:46—News Review. oldest resident ot Colt's Neck, re- 11:00—Resume. BLOW-OUTS ceived a visit one day last week from Mrs. Ella Nelson of Long Branch, •who waa accompanied by her step- Port Monmouth. son and hia wife. Mrs. Kelson was (Toe Bed Bank ReglaUr can be bought "born 79 years ago in the house which ..i Port Monmouth from Larry Qc&aralll. Mrs. Crawford occupies. Mrs. Nel-Charles Meyert and Charles IJtbhauser.) son is the last survivor of seven chil- William Smith has returned from dren of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles Plattsburg, New York, where he Bowman, She recalled In talking spent several days with his children. with Mrs. Crawford that one ot her Miss Grace Mills entertained YOU NEED THIS BLOW-OUT PROTECTION.. brothers, William, at the age of 11 friends from New Brunswick Sunday. years, vu drowned while swimming George Westerfleld has rented bis in a pond back ot the old homestead. bungalow on Monmouth avenue to I only Goodrich Silvertowns have Another brother served In the Union Brooklyn residents, army during the Civil war and died Mr. and Mra. William H, Willett, shortly aftre the conflict ended. Mrs. Mrs. Lillle Willett and Mrs. Carrie Bowman said she hoped to spend a Voorheea'wero visitors at Pleasa-nt I, the Life-Saver Golden Ply whole day with Mrs. Crawford soon Plains Friday. Hundreds of other Fun Makers at Savings In talking about old times at Colt's hHB yearly toll of injuries and only fa Goodrich Bilvertown Tire*. Miss Irene Rcllly Is spending two Neck. weeks with relative, at Bayonne. X deaths due to blow-outs runs This amsiing Invention it • layer FLORAL O.K. FLASH CHINESE KITES ANB ELECTBICITY. Henry Wolff and family of Jersey into the thousands. And here's why. of special rubber and full-floating City spent Saturday and Sunday at Today's high speeds generate terrific cords, scientifically treated to resist their bungalow here. Annual Warning Issued by Jersey Shells || Salutes Crackers hp»t inside the tire. Rubber end internal tin hear. By resisting this Mrs. Antonctte Strannon had rela- fabric begin-to separate. A tiny heat the Golden Ply keeps rubber Central Company, tives from Newark at her home Sun- bjfstcr forma and grows bigger and and fabric from separating. It keeps This Is the season of the year that day. BJGGER until, »ooncr or later, heat blisters from forming. And when Is best for kite flying, and the Jer- Mre, Cmi Leo returned home Sat- HANOI Ablow-outl you prevent the blister, you prevent sey Central Power and Light com- urday from Hazard hospital at Long $ince the earliest days of the auto- the high-speed blow-out. pany has sent out Its annual warn- Branch, where she underwent an op* A million mor« ing of the danger Involved if kites eration for appendicitis. She Is well njpblle, The B. F. Goodrich Company Don't gamble I Life is too sweet to wrtorlit* pledged liss made many outstanding contri- take chance* on unsafe tires. Equip are not made and flown properly. on the road to recovery. tho Qoodrich Koal Tor 193ft. Every year takes a toll of young Mrs. Josoph Josepbaen has rela- 5 Ball Roman Candles. butions to motoring aofety. But the your car with a aet of Qoodrich Safety Prov« that you want accident* IIVOB as a result of kite strings com- tives from New York visiting at her Qpodrich development that means Silvertowns with Life-Saver Golden prevented. Join the Sitvertown 2 OJ!. Sky Hockets . . Safety League and receive— ing In contact with hlgh-tonslon elec- home. ttifi most to you os you're driving Ply blow-out protection. Re mom- /rat—a bandeome emblem trlo wires. Parents and teachen In Christopher Burnsen and family of FREE B-Inch Sparklers, rxr bo with red crystal reflector to at6nu at 40-50-60 miles an hour is bar they cost not a penny mot* all schools should warn children ot Jereey City spent tho week-end at PUNK than other mtandatd ti'rej. protect you If your tail Kent 2-Inch Snlutes, Flnshrs tfife Llfe-Savcr Golden Ply, found lallk C^me in today. this danger In a seemingly harmless their bungalow at this place. WITH aport. Bids havo been aeked for repairs EVERY to Community church. Beginning To eliminate the hazards In klto PURCHASE! flying remember to use no metal of with next Sunday and continuing un- any kind In building a kite, nor to til tho repairs arc completed, the Here's Another Great Tire Value use wire or tinsel string. Frames Sunday-school will meet on Sunday Ooodrich, of course, builds tiree to meot nameless "bargain-builta" just to save should be made of wood and should afternoons rtt Fox's pavilion at 2:30 TORPEDOES every need and pocketbook. And this money. H you want real honesl mlle- be glued or tied, not wired. Flying o'clock. Preaching service will ba We a dozen Callierinc Wheels . sturdy, low-prlc« try Raspberry Torte, If You Velveteen should be washed in the Liberal Use Of same way u woolen goods, except Drew Up Your Cold Cuts With Haven't Already Made It 8 teaspoons baking powder the cold water must ba uaed for rins- lft ing. It should then be dried quickly Vt cup sugar •• *** Aspic For Appearance's Sake Tomatoes For The housewife who "goes to mar- before a hot fir* with the right aide 1 teaipoon (Alt(Alt- ,.unn ket" Is probably finding herself til iut. Iron on the wrong side over a % cup wafiaut me»U,' 1 Partita •dither and much perplexed at this louble piece of thick, soft blanket. broken ••> • ' Summer Menus time, with all those boxes and boxe* Drat these homely and sad looking of fresh rosy raspberries, and big red platter* of food which some people An old English complexion 1m- •erv»! And drat especially the plates Wide Variety of Delightful, Tat- cherries and blueberries, pineapples, of oold meats which ara so often Bet strawberries and nice plump melons iroved is a mixture of two table- ty Recipe* Within Every on display, and she begins to recall ipoons of milk and a level tenspoon Blft flour once, meaiura, before one. They are enougn tosend nil those successful dishes she pre- it salt which have been mixed well, any man to the street, « not to the Housewife's Reach rared jaet summer. One by one they hen gently rubbed Into the skin. Al-ham flour, baking powder, •JogB. There Is the story of a man saIt and sift agam. Add w whose wifo used to slip In at a deli- suddenly pop Into her mind, a grand *w It to dry and remain over night 1 x Co bb n kk S3 catessen shop on the way home from At last! Garden grown tomatoes!" recipe calling for cherries, another " ' ™ J ! '&<» m» »n* »ho*8 And what a part they play in sum- calling for raspborrles and yet an- enlng. Add to nour, beatlag 0*5 the movies, buy a half pound*f as- Mrs. Mina Hauser of Crauston, R. other for blueberries, but which to A box of quick-lime placed in enough to dampen all flour. Bsk» •orted cold meats and lay them out mer menus, sliced for salads, or just r I., and a reader of the Babylon, L. sliced, or/^tuffed with diced apples tuy? Surely, not all of them at once lamp cupboard will entirely absorb g,1 f«fd muffin pans In hot onn ti I., Leader has been awarded a Seceni and celery or cooked in a half dozen because they don't keep well, so she H moisture In a few days. B .) 25 minutes. Makes 18 S Hand-Made, Hand Painted Salad ways. / ^"— " < compromises by buying one eaoh Bowl for her recipe which Is as fol- WltW the exception of tomatoes day, or two! One to use for a des- Klttannlng, Pennsylvania, itrl table and lows: sert and tho othor for breakfast to- Tuna fl«h, salmon, shrimp, ham or up 02 consecutive days this used/for stuffing It i« well to peel morrow. ihlcken eilada are news when they winti •aid nothine more, nv BJ«.JJ»J .—-••-- APPLE DUMPLINGS them as the skins are very indiges- In which sleighing wai possible, and walkef out of the house. He .re made with bananas I to be a record. cashed no check, robbed no.cash 2 cups flour tible but that doesn't cause any trou- •• If the raspberries happen to look 2 teaspoons baking powdci ble because just as soon as they are particularly appealing, do buy a d n 1 teaspoon salt brought from the market they can (juart and try; To rest tired feet soak them for ^rrt ha »° £SftJtt& 2 tablespoons shortening be ppeBle d whilhile still warwarm and then ten minutes In water as hot'as you DON'T MISS h CORRECT METHOD OF CARVING A STEAK RASPBERRY TORTE °And yotfthis'may have been avoid- % cup milk placelaced on a platlte and put in the rere- ; 1 1/3 cups sifted cake flour ;an stand it, to which has been add- ed had his wife known the first rudl- Melted butter frigerator wherhere they will chill de- & a good handful ot salt. Methodist Harvest HOB It i lo • 1 1/S teaspoon balling powder ~inents-of_aspii-—that, great aid . of _ 2 tablespoons brown «ugar_^ - lightfully. For appearance It is also Carvlng Is an art which can be ac- personal preference, but the really , li cup butter or other shortening, 1 teaspoon cinnamon well to peel them when cooking. Here and Bazaar Se Imported chef. Say to the aver- quired. One doesn't have to possess Important thing Is that the knives be • Va cup sugar When you use canned fruits for age housewife "Use aspic!" and she S tart apples, chopped are two recipes using fresh toma- any inborn aptitude for It, it ap- of good quality with blades forged i * egg yolks, unbeaten toes: ; lalad, freihen the flavor of the com- Is apt to think you are suggesting a Sift flour, baking powder and salt. pers, although perhaps a certain nat- and tempered so that they will take : 5 tablespoons milk ilnatlon by slicing a few fresh, ripe AUGUST 7 - 8th new beauty aid for her face. Actu- Work In the shortening with a pas- JELLIED TOMATO BOUILLON ural dexterity may help. Also im- and hold and edge. It Is real econ- ' 4 egg whites ; anas Into the mixture. SDPPEB . 60 CENTS. ally aspic is a beauty aid-but for try blender and gradually add the 2 tablespoons gelatine portant Is the disposition to bo oblig- omy to buy the best in quality In this 1 cup sugar •food—and particularly for cold milk, mixing to smooth soft dough \i cup cold water ing so that when the request comes, respect. Fanciful designs may look \ 1 quart raspberries, sweetened meats. And it will do for a platter with ai fork. Roll out to hi. inch in Vi cup boiling water John, will you carve the steak?" well on tho table but they aren't of ; Sift flour once, measure, add bak- of cold food what lip stick and rouge thickness, brush with melted butter. 4 cups fresh tomatoes your answer will be "Certainly, much help If the knife cant bo kept ing powder, and sift together three will do for a cold countenance. Roll in jelly-roll fashion and cut into 1 bay leaf dear!" rather than a querulous "Oh. sharp. times. Cream butter thoroughly, add Of course, we all know aspic when 54-inch slices. Place in a buttered 1 tablespoon chopped onion ' can't that be carved In the kitchen?" A steak set has a knife with a thin sugar gradually and cream together we soe It. It la the fussy, shivery, pan and pour over the sauce. Bake Vi teaspoon celery seed As with other arts, practice makes five or six-Inch blade. The fork of a until light and fluffy. Add egg yolks, NOW IN SEASON jelly-like substance which many res- in a moderate oven (350 F.) for about Vi teaspoon salt perfect You may feel awkward In steak set does not have the guard ono at a time, beating vpry thorough- taurants lisa as a garnish so they calk 16 minutes. Serve hot, 4 or 5 whole cloves your first attempts. Better practlco which is found on large carving sets. charge extra for the dish. Making with only the family as your first ly after each addition. Add flour, al- It, In the home, though, Is just as SAUCE * Soak the gelatine in cold water five audience. But let that practice bo STEAK EASY TO CARVE ternately with milk, a small amount 1 cup sugar minutes and dissolve in boiling wa- Beef steak Is easy to carve. This at a time, beating well. Spread In easy as ordering it in a restaurant, ter. Cook the tomatoes, onion, cel- done in the right manner. two greaacd nine-inch layer pans, and much cheaper. In fact, a great 1 tablespoon flour GOOD TOOLS IMPORTANT Is especially true if tho bone has bowl or platter of it may be made up V% teaspoon salt ery, salt, cloves and bay leaf for been removed before the meat Is : Beat egg whites until loamy twenty minutes, slowly. Strain and First, consider your tools. If every cooked, but this is not usually done. throughout. Add sugar, two table- for a very few cents. And there is 1 tablespoon butter add the gelatine. Stir until dis- wife has a right to expect her hus- spoons at a time; beat after each ad- endless variety in aspic, working 1 cup hot water band to carve the meat she has so The carver, therefore, must first sep- from a simple base. 1 lemon sliced thin solved. Four into shallow pan and arate the-meat from the bone by cut- dition until sugar is thoroughly TRUBLU BERRIES carefully prepared, every husband Aspic, after all, Is gelatine or the place in refrigerator to congeal. ting along the edges of the bone with blended. After all sugar 19 added, Blend the sugar, flour and. salt to- Serve in chilled bouillon cups, either has the right to expect that she pro- the point of tho knife. continue* beating until mixture will gelatine substance of the meat. One gether, add the remaining ingredi- cutting the jellied tomato mixture In- vide him with the right tools. stand in peaks. Spread In equal may make fine aspic with nothing ents and cook for three minutes. to small cubes or beating lightly with A good sharp knife is the first req- A porterhouse or similar steak Is amounts on top of each layer. Bake THE DELICIOUS BIG BERRIES but a bit of veal and some veal bones. Pour over the dumplings as directed a fork. Garnish top with a sprig of uisite to neat carving. This sharp- then cut into sections an Inch or so In slow oven (325 F.) 25 minutes^ But why go to that trouble when the above. Serves eight to ten. parsley. " • ness will help you to cut easily and In width, beginning with the wide then Increase heat to moderate (360 grocers all have gelatine on hand, accurately. It won't be necessary to or bone end of the steak, as Illustrat- Mrs. H. W. Pferpont of Ellicott . TOMATOES WITH CHEESE I\) and bake 30 minutes longer. ready for Instant use. Here is the City, Md,, a subscriber of the Ellicott aaw the meat, scattering fragments ed. Serve a small piece of the ten- Spread sweetened raspberries be- rule for plain, ordinary aspic jelly: City Times is the winner of an apron 4 firm tomatoes broadcast. derloin and a small piece of tho wire tween layers and top with whipped you start with and a box of Cox's Gelatine. Butter Carving sets are manufactured in portion to each. The least desirable cream and raspberries. Cut in 2 tablespoons of unflavored gela- A case of Ruppert'e Beer has been 1/3 cup bread crumbs a wider variety of shapes and all part ia the small or flank end and wedges for serving. Watch For Opening awarded to Mrs. B. T. Hull of Bronx- Grated Parmesan cheese kinds of fancy handles. The selec- this should not be served if It isn't t cups of broth or water (broth is ville, N. Y., a reader of tho Bronx- Salt and pepper tion In that matter Is a question of necessary. best) ville Press. Cut the tomatoes in fairly thick OT • 1 bay leaf Mrs. J. U. Kirk of Ridgewood, N. slices and fry slowly in butter. Lift HAVE NAMED S tablespoons vinegar J., a subscriber of the Ridgewood them out with a pancake-turner and CABBAGE SOUP "SCHI" 1 teaspoon salt Herold, has won a cheese tray with place them in a shallow baking dish. Fruits For Table Use Canned V, teaspoon pepper an assortment of seven kinds of Bor- Sprinkle with salt and pepper, cover ib tablespoon lemon juice n tment "Schi" is a pretty "scoldy" sort of den'd' sC Cheeseh . with grated cheese and sifted bread a name to give to .a soup, especially 1 slice of onion Mrs. H. K.Chambers of Great crumbs, and dot generously with but- With Sugar; For Pies, Without New Mill Player* such a nice Tittle soup as this Russian Pour the broth into a sauce pan Neck, L. I, a readeeader of the Great ter. Put in a hot oven and bake un- and sprinkle in the gelatine. Add til brown on top. cabbage soup. But then you know all the other ingredients. Place over Neck Record, is tthh e winnei r of a case how those Russian words are. They a slow heat and stir well until mix- of Trammer's White Label Beer. Considering all angles of canning, sound much worse than they really 1 ture reaches boiling point Draw Mrs. Henry Thlbodeau of Valhalla, it proves to be a really profitable thick. Remove gristle and cut Into turn out to be. 'This recipe is given "Conrad You Dastard away from heat and let settle for five *. Y., a reader of the White Plains Summer Is pastime.- The "home-canner" buys pieces about the size of a peanut with sour cream left out, but even In minutes. Strain through a cloth Into ?luies, has been awarded a rice ball when the fruits are cheapest, cans in Cover with cold water and press the this country there aro many people a wet mbuli ,nd a box of All Comet Rice Pred- jars that are usable year after year meat to squeeze out the blood. Drain. Who relish sour cream. So you may — at — Flavored with tomato juice, makes icts. Salad Season and the results are fruits and vege- Cover with cold water again and re- follow this recipe and use no sour tomato aspic. Or the broth used may If you have an original or unusual tables all winter at the low summer peat the gentle squeezing. Drain cream, and be only in part Russian, be varied, using chicken broth, veal ecipe, send it to Sidney Snow in prices. thoroughly. Soak for two hours In or you may stir In as much sour broth or what nave you. Or bits of :are of this paper. It might be a For Housewife It is always well, before canning, cold water. Drain. cream as you wish, thus becoming Old Mill Playhouse mint leaves may be chopped and irlze winner, to spend a little time figuring quan- Simmer In boiling water for an more and more Russian as you pro- stirred in. tity and use.' Fruits used for the ta- hour until tender. Set aside to cool. ceed. Candle Salad, Prepared from ble are canned with sugar, while When the aspio has become firm, It radually mix the flour with some FRESH CABBAGE SOUP Is chopped into suitable bits or cut Fruit, Pleasing Table those used for pies, jellies or sherbets of the liquid and then combine with Competent Broadway Cast into appropriate' slices and, with let- Change Kitchen are canned without sugar, for ex- the kidney. Place in a container. 2 quarts of light stock tuce, or without it, is used as a gar- Novelty ample: VA pounds fresh cabbage, (white nish— but not just as a garnish like Color To Avoid BLUEBERRIES (for Plea) AT THE CAMPFIRE part only) SYCAMORE AVENUE parsley which must be tossed aside Lightning may not strike twice in Pick over, wash, and drain the Place over a slow fire and boll un- 1 pound ribs of. beef ' as so much foolishness—but as a blueberries, dispose them in sterllzed til thick. Add the salt, pepper, pa- 2 large onions ' BETWEEN BUTT0NWO0D and SYCAMOBE COUBT the same place, but this past week prika and butter and the hard Flour grand edible garnish. Sameness Effect we ran into two separate and dis- jars, shaking down and adding as SHREWSBURY Now, with this plain, ordinary as- tinct and really Interesting salads— many berries as possible to each jar. cooked egg, coarsely minced. Serve Salt, pepper pic "all In the bag" as it were, a hun- both in the same little tea room in a Adjust the rubber rings, set the jars on toast or with hashed brown pota- Chop the onions, cook to a golden dred and one variations are possible. Freih, Friendly Combinations New England village. on a rack BO that jars do not touch toes. This makes four servings. color in a little butter, and sprinkle Bite of cold tongue, cold chicken or The candle salad is a pleasing nov- bottom of boiler, the covers beside with flour. Add these to the stock Prices: 55c and 76c vegetable may be worked up Into In- Always Available at Near- elty which will bring on many an Oh, them, put ori the cover of the recep- and bring to a boil. Blanch the beef, triguing and interesting dishes. For est Paint Store and an Ah! while the Jellied Sum- tacle, and heat the water gradually (iut In small pieces, and blanch the picnic luncheons, meat in aspic ia a mer Salad is a cunning little meal all to the boiling point. When the ber- dabbage, coarsely chopped. splendid idea. It la not only econom- in itself, what with chicken and hard ries aro hot throughout and have set- Drain and add to the soup and sea. ical but sure to be interesting and, Painting the kitchen is one of the tled in the jars, use those in one jar lion with salt and pepper. Simmer furthermore, by making it up in a cooked eggs and vegetables all wrap- most certain ways to create new sat- ped up in aspic EaBy to prepare— to fill three or more, adjust the ster- |[ently for lft hours. mold which may be carried readily, isfaction and pleasure In housekeep- ile covers but do not fasten them, let it simplifies packing and transporta- ing. And it Is only natural that easy to eat and easy on the money in [ the bank. cook ten minufes, then tighten the tion. Then, too, It is moist and com- when one does one's own painting, jars and remove to a board. These FRUIT SALAD DRESSING pletely flavored. It solves many of he results are apt to be twice as en- ! CANDLE SALAD berries are canned without sugar or the problems of the usual drynes* of oyable. Of course, there is alwayE \ 6 slices pineapple picnic meats as well as the job of water. If more "convenient, berries A salad dressing ia often" times the the painter down the street or tie i 6 red cherries > may be cooked in a saucepan to ftn- flavoring wjth condiments or season- village handy man to put onto the j 3 bananas 1 ruination of an otherwise perfectly ing with pepper and salt. iBh filling the jars. job—but even that expense may be j 6 strips green pepper delicious salad. This recipe for frul • Don't complain about the cost of conserved. \ 1 cup mayonnaise i BLUEBERRIES (for table) lalad dressing Is one that will lend Here we are face to face with the I Stew the berries in a saucepan, Automobile insurance. Do fact that space is always limited. Frequently one finds that tie On crisp lettuce leaf arrange a adding about a cup of water to four assurance to the most dubious. However, if you want to dabble with slice of pineapple. Insert half a ba- FRUIT SALAD DRESSING about it by uking us foe ntei la kitchen, in which so much time IE oana upright in pineapple. Top with quarts of berries—just enough"to aspic and make your best and cat- spent, develops a feeling of sameness keeKee tnethem Irofrom JA cup vinegar or lemon Juice American Motorists Insurance tlest friends turn green with envy, I i red cherrytaerry.. Place mayonnaise on j| P burnjngBurning; add susugar; , and futility. Something must be tide to represent dripping candle a cup and a half to two quarts of '•i cup salad oil or melted butter Each year since organization poli got hold of a little supply of booklets done about it. There are women 2/3 cup sweetened condensed milk on all forms of aspic, so if you will grease. Make handles of green pep- j berries, if desired; when boiling ers of the American Motoristi' drop me a card. I'll send you one for who find the color of the walls actu- pers on sides of pineapple. throughout, turn Into sterilized jars, 1 egg yolk, unbeaten the asking. ally overpowering in their drabness. fill them to overflow; adjust rubber 'A teaspoon salt pating department hare received And yet the room and the fittings JELLIED SUMMER SALAD rings, dipped In boiling water, and Few grains cayenne may be spotlessly white. But given 2 tablespoons gelatine sterilze coyera, and tighten cover at 1 teaspoon dry mustard dividend) which' reduce insurance Liver and Spinach Mold time and looking at the same inter- U cup cold water once. ior day In and day out and even the Sliced chicken I Place ingredients In a pint Jar In American Motorist! is Prepared from Leftovers most attractive room is apt to make 1^ cups mixed raw vegetables, ! the order listed. Fasten top on ja strong. IU policies are broad and' one shriek out. That Is when It is grated KIDNEY STEW FOR i tightly and shake vigorously for twi 2 hard cooked eggs minutes. The mixture will blend assemble and its service is nation-wi* This splendid recipe is one that will time to turn to a new set of colors. CAMPERS perfectly. If thicker consistency 1 enable the housewife to very success- Every bit of one's desire for color, 2 cups chicken broth Mail coupon for rates. I* cup stuffed olives, sliced > desired, place jar in refrigerator to fully use up left over liver and spin- freshness and loveliness is readily 1 beef kidney Chill before serving. Just befor ach, also hard-boiled eggs should sh expressed nowadays in the warm and Soak gelatine in cold water five 3 plnta boiling water serving add ',-4 cup tart red jelly have them on hand. friendly color and color combinations minutes and dissolve in hot chicken 4 tablespoons flour Buch as currant or cranberry. Mix GROSSINOER OS HELLER, which are available. There is a broth. Cool. Dip loaf pan In cold 1V& teaspoons salt LJVER AND SPINACH MOLD 3 veil, using a silver fork. Makes 1% Broad & Mechanic Sta, 2 cups coolted liver put through "paint headquarters" never far away, water, and decorate bottom with fl teaspoon pepper ups. food chopper with a merchant who Is surrounded slices of hard cooked egg and sliced % teaspoon paprika Phone 2100. Vi cup bread crumbs by color schemes and charts and olives, cut In fancy shapes. Cover! 3 tablespoons butter 2 tablespoons butter booklets and plans. And summer, with a thin layer of chicken broth | 1 hard cooked egg Opens Novelty Stand. GBNTLKUBN: '/4 cup cream when it is easy to move much of the and let stiffen. Then arrange the i PREPARATION AT HOME The Ohio Pottery company hai Without obligation pltut tell ma more.eboi 2 cups cooked spinach inside work out upon the porch, Is chicken and vegetables in alternate AM1CO. ; ; an ideal time to "put a new dress layers, pouring a little broth over Cut kidney In 3lices about U-inch opened a novelty stand on Broa 2 hard-boiled eggs street, Shrewsbury, on tho premise 1 egg, beaten upon the girl" and provide the kitch- each layer and allowing It to stiffen NAME. Salt and pepper en with that fascinating newness before adding the next layer. Let- 'ormerly occupied by the Llncrofl Mix liver, bread crumbs and melt- which only paint will provide. And ting the pan ntand In Ice water will 'arm vegetable stand. Ted Smollrrek! ed butter. Add the beaten egg and it is really astonishing what a mat- quicken the process. Chill thorough- >f Woodbrldge Is In charge. Th< cream, season to taste, and put Into ter of a very few dollars will accom- ly. Remove from mold and cut In plish. fairly thick slices. Serve the indi- Menus for the Week itand specializes in the telling 0 a buttered dish. Top with spinach >lrd baths. which hris been put through a coarsi vidual portions In nests of crisp let- BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER sieve. Garnish with slices of th' tuce leaves with mayonnaise. epgs. Cover, and net dish In a pal Electric Grill Employed ' , MONDAY Two cups of granulated sugai ot hot 'water to hako in moderat Dlncltbarilea »!th Creame'l Chipped Beef Broiled Spring Lamb Chopa equal one pound. oven until firm. TJnmold and serve In Toasting Sandwiches, RICE PANCAKES Cream on Toant Creamed Peaa with New with tomato sauce. Scrambled Eggi with LeUuro end Tomato Potatoea Keeping Coffee Cake Hot S Kala.J Head Lettuce with Rusnlan 1 cup boiled rice TouUd Onrlira Ice Drenslng SEND FOR FREE RECIPE Among the electrical "gadgets" 2 cupa flour CofTe* A«norr«d Cooldei Raupberry Torte that are so desirable for table and 2 cups sour milk Iced Tea or Milk Co ITeo BOOK UNCOOKED CANDIES buffet use, Is the electric grill. This >/& teaspoon salt TUESDAY 'gadget" is particularly desirable for 1 teaspoon soda Cintaloupt Chlllerl Tomato Bouillon Ham Steak For the lovers of home-mndc can- :hoae summer porch luncheons or 2 eggs French Tcnit Grab Meat Salmi Scalloped Potatoes 1' IT'S A dy, Sidney Snow IH now offering a pick-up suppers when sandwiches 1 tablespoon hot water Maplfl Syrup Blueberry Mufflm AnpnraguB HcllandaUe bulletin o[ uncooked candles that ar nre being served with cool, refresh- DissolvDisv e soda in hot water and tlr Coffee lee Box dike Wntercreia Salad just splendid for nny time of th ing drinks, one simply makes the In thick sour milkilk. Add sifteiftd flflour, Tea or Milk Blackberry Cobbler year but particularly during the hoi sandwiches nnd as needed places salt and beaten yolks of eggs, cup of CnfTco neniion when cool cooking is fore them In the hot grill for a few mln- cold boiled rice, which has been WEDNESDAY mnst in everyone's mind. utcs, until the sandwich Is toasted. pressed through a vegetable press. SHre-l TeiVha Egg» H la King Crab Soup Mix together thoroughly and fold In Crltp Bacon Krle*i Totnntoea Mixed Vegetable and Meat PLEASURE If you would care for one of thesi This same electric grill Is also the Coffe. Cake AnparnKUA Halatl Salad bulletins, Just iiend your name am nolutlon for having hot coffee cake stiffly Beaten whites of eggs. Bake Coffee Frci>h Pineapple Graham MufflriB address, carefully printed, to Sldne- all through breakfast. Simply heat until brown on woll greased griddle. Ten or Milk Freih Strawberry Ice Cream Snow, in care of this paper, and on( It as needed. This of course applies Serves four. Cup Cakes will be forwarded to you Immediate only to thin coffee cakes, as a thick Coffee one would be apt to become mushed. It pays to advertise In The Register. THURSDAY Mixed Blackbenie Fruit Salad Bralied Veal and Blueberries Tea MufRnit Dumplings m>H*»MMM«»>Mt<»««M»WM«>MMM«t>HMM Marlboro. Mrs. Mary McCabe has rUurned to her homo at Jersey City after spending a week at the McCIoskey Manhattan Manhattan homo on Main street. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund'Mowen of 1 bbl. of snakes squirm The loudest bang of all Wilmington, Delaware, spent the Colored whiffs of Ana week-end with the Strickland family out of a little plU. Throw them and wha Shirts Pajamas u bang' c box shoota out In beautiful on Hudson Btreet. -rrny. In the Duke of Kent Mlsa Sarah E. Haywood visited Mr. 50 and Mrs. E. H. Smith of East Free- box model with button-down 1.95 up hold on Thursday. 10" BED .00 doz. collar. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Conover and daughter Bentrlce, and Thomas FLAG k Gay and conservative col- ors in a host of new styles. Render of South Atnboy were Bun- day visitors at tho Hayward and 2.50 All sizes. Conover homes. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. HeUer and POLE tiark tones . . . maroon, daughter Anne Mario and MIBS Nina blue, green and tan ... Magee have returned from Atlantic City, where they spent several days Light* up the country Made of very smart cav- the pnst week. aide for 10 minutes. Fascinating wheels of alry twill. All sizes. Manhattan Miss Elizabeth Hlgglns was home The Aafn and beautiful $1-98 flre. fiom the Long Branch hospital on Kolu and power for old atamlby sparkler*. O.00 doz. Saturday. tho old tin can. Tho "Y" girls spent Saturday at Rust proof all metal fliiffpole com- Swim Suits Beach Hnven as guests of Mrs. Clar- plete with ground socket, rope, ence Burke. Miglo ornumont and S«5-ft. Hag. Miss Emma Bennett hai returned Made to tell for $5.00. Manhattan $4. from a. visit at Newark. Mrs. Charles Franklin and daugh- With the new detachable ter Mary Ann are back from a few Polo Shirts jersey. The trunks fit days' visit with Mrs. Franklin's snugly and give extra pro- mother at Perth Amboy. Mrs, H. Q. Webb of Flushing, Long tection. All wool in every Island, spent Monday here and at $1. up popular shade, Vanrlerbcrg, whero the aale of the Wohb farm was made to parties , Always « nncnMy and More fun watching We boast the loudest Flattering and very t Manhattan Trunks— from Hackettstown. A alp and a whiz nnd loin of fun for the kid- them Jump around and cracker made and every 1.95 up Mrs. Irvlnjr Owen and «on Robert • oouple ot iahs. In*. ohate you. one goeg oft. sary for every neVssport- nrn on a trip to Washington and the minded man. Cool! All Manhattan Shirts— flouth. C to $9.00 box each gc pkg. shades. See' illustration," Mrs. Jane Ely and daughter Flor- " 1.95 up ence of Freehold spent Wedneeday 10 with Mrs. Ely's sinter, Mrs. Oeorn Strickland. Mrs. Dora Heyer of Hlghtitown w.n the recent guest, ot her ilitw, CHARLES L.EVINSOHN Mrs. Bertram Quackenbmh. Mr. and Mra. Daniel autphtn and . OUTFITTER TO children Blair and Charlotte vl«lt«d at Pltman'i Grove on Monday, 672 Cookman Aranu* Death* among the nation'* chlldr.n 1 TETLEY'S ranging /mm 8 to U years of «g« ASBURY PARK have diminished approximately 2B per cent In Iron |h«n a ton-year 17 Broad Street, Red Bank, N. J. " P«rlfld, govornaunt S«VUM ibow, OPEN EVENINGS RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 2,1936. rison, Mrs. Gilbert D. Murray, Mri. OAMSUMO SAHM. FASH1ON BHOW TOMORROW. Carbery Ritchie are general chair- Franklin NeviUB, Mrs. Benjamin F. "Governors' Day*" Mrs. Samuel Hellner and Mrs. L. Prosecutor Ordan'Ma Own** Con- SPECIAL FOR THE FOURTH ! Spring take Group to Stag* Event ladles of the affair. They are being Richardson, Mrs. Scott Scammell For Community House Benefit. and Mrs. Frederick F. Schock, Sr. flw»ted In SnrnlViMM. Set At Sea Girt assisted by Mrs. John Bayer, Mrs. Everyone Is benentted by the In- County detectlvei ana t number MB YOUB ODTrNO ' JfJ Through the courtesy of L. Bam- George H. Betts, Mrs. P. Stanley Dates for four "Governors' Days" Brown, Miss Madelalne A- Clancy, fluence of this civic center In that ot deputies, Mtlng under orders it Sea Girt were tacd by Governor berger & company of Newark s particular locality and it Is the wish from Prosecutor Bailey lait weak Linen Hats from 75c & up fashion Bhow will be presented to- Mrs. A. Clayton Clark, Mrs. William of the trustees that the Community made a series of raids on business Harold G. Hoffman last week. These morrow afternoon at 8 o'clock for the M. Clark, Mrs. Wllllsra P. Divine, ire the usual political receptions Mrs. Frederic £•. Duggan, Mrs. Rob- House be used more extensively for places In different parts of the coun- Panamas from 1.50 , _{ ,,,j which are held at the state camp. By Qulnton James. benefit of the Spring Lake Memor- civic and recreational activities. ty. In all 25 places were visited and ial Community Howe. ert 8.. Fletcher, MrB. Irving Curtla 12 machinal were lelied. They were) On July 16, the counties of Bur- The show will be held at the Bath- Gary, Mrs. Frank H. Gunther, MrB. AU Colored Straw Hata at Half Price'"''' lington, Camden, Cumberland, Glou- Two stamps from France, one a Henry A. Halnes, Mrs. Donald C. Sheriff O. L. Bctts of Floyd county, taken to the county seat and will be contributory factor to a children's aid Ing and Cricket, club and the com- Georgia, Is said to be as accurate destroyed. Machlnei ware taken from cester, Monmouth, Middlesex, Som- mittee Is endeavoring to make this Haven, Mrs. George W. Kavanaugh, erset, Union and Salem will be rep- fund and the other a commemorative Mrs. Ida Klndelan, Mrs. Charles S, with a slingshot as most persons are Miller's at Keansburf, Whitton's, As- Miss A. L. Morris Millinery Parlor -to-an-early-hallonlst,_.have .come out not only a real social affair but also with' a rifle. He always carries one bury Park; Northbrldje bicycle shop, reeehted.TlwlHtli Infantry wi\l be io strengthen the Community House Kfom, Mio. Walter Martin, Mm. Wll- M BROAD ST., over VVoolworth Store BOOH IB reviewed. almost simultaneously. Ham McKeever, Mrs, Thomas Mor- In his pocket and has another in his Bradley Beach; Mkpi's, West End, On July 30, the counties of Hud- The stamp lor the youngsters Is in- fund. desk. and Kaplan's, Belmar, son, SUBBCX and Warren will Bend 'scribed "Help for the children of the representatives and the review of unemployed." It bears the postal the 113th Infantry will occur. value of 50-contimes, to which J-0-o is On August 13, the counties of Cape added for the children's fund. The May, Bersen, Himterdon, Ocean, illustration ehows a group of boys Paasa!o and Morris will be repre- and girle looking from a window, sented and tho military review will with three of the boys waving hand- Include the Headquarters Company, kerchiefs. The color is brick red. Infantry; 69th Field Artillery Bri- Jean Francois Pilatre de Rozier, gade; Special Troops, 44th Division; the ilrst human being to go up In a Quartermaster's RcRimcnt, 41th Di- balloon, is honored by the other vision, and tho 104th Engineers. stamp, a 75-c blue. This native of On August 27, the counties of At- Metz mado several ascents In a can; lantic, Essex and Mercer will have tlve fire-balloon (the fire was kin- their representatives there and the TURN IN YOUR SUBSCRIPTIONS dled in a brazier suspended under the review will Include the 102nd Caval- ry and the 118th Medical Regiment. balloon while aloft) in October, 1783. Tho Rovernor will visit the artil- On November 21, 1783, he and the lery units during their training per- Marquis d'Arlandes trusted them- iod nt Pino Camp, N. T., July 12 to selves to a free ilre-balloori. The ex- 26 and tho 44th Division Aviation periment was made from the Jardin Unit during Its training, period at du Chateau de la Muette, in the On or Before Tuesday, July 21st Camp Dlx, July 5 to 9. Bois de Boulogne. A large flre-bal- The State Militia (Negrol -will be oon was inflated and rose to a height at Sea Girt September 12 ti 26. of about 500 feet. Passing over the Invalldes and the Ecole Milltalre, it descended beyond the Boulevards, about 9,000 yards from the place of Workers in The Red Bank Register subscription Entries invited in the campaign. One may earn Freehold Man Dies asccrit, having been in the air 20 to 25 minutes. campaign will be credited with 12,000 extra points In Sumatra Jungle The 6tamp marks the 151st anni- several dollars in a day on commissions alone, even versary of Pilatre de Rozier's fatal Tho state department at Wash- attempt to cross tho English chan- for each and every dollar's worth of subscriptions, ington received word last Thursday if one does not win a cash prize. Cash commissions that William DuBoia Thorne, United States vice consul at Singapore, who old or new, if turned in on or before Tuesday, July was spending his vacation on the paid daily on all collections. Entries invited from all island of Sumatra, was drowned 21. This is the Biggest and Best Point Offer of the when his motorboat capsized In the Siak* river near Pakanbaroe June 21. parts of the territory. Thorne, who was 27, was the son entire campaign—less points after Tuesday, July 21. of Mrs. Jenny DuBois Thorne, form- er school teacher at Freehold, and the grandson of William DuBois, former superintendent of streets at Freehold. He leaves a widow and a eon, living at Jamesburg. nel in a balloon. This feat had been HOW BONUSES WILL The body of Thorno was recov- first achieved in January, 1785, by ered Wednesday, the £afne day that Jean Pierre Blanchard and Dr. J. Jef- 14- CASH BONUSES OFFERED-14 | BE AWARDED a cable was received at the Singa- fries, an American physician, but pore consulate granting his request Pilatre de Rozier set out on June 15, Fourteen Cash Bonuses are offered, at for a transfer to Montevideo, Uru- the same year, to cross in the oppo- guay. followsi Mr. Thorne was graduated from site direction, from Boulogne to Eng- Princeton university in 1931" and land. Half an hour aftfir starting, his doublo balloon burst into flames $400 in Cash * • nrat Bonn had been named vice consul at the and fell from a supposed height of Straits Settlement one year ago. SECOND BONUS $200 in Cash - - Second Bonus Previously he had been stationed at more than 3,000 feet. He was killed FIRST BONUS on the spot. . • $100 in Cash <• • Third Bonus Medam In Sumatra and as vice con- The Metz cathedral, Pilatre de sul at Mexico City. His father was $50 in Cash • • Fourth Bonus killed In an automobile accident a Rozier's balloon, hto portrait in pro- year ago. The body will be sent to file and his birth and death dates are 10 Cash Bonuies of $25 each America. all on the stamp. Austria Adds Two. Bonuses are in addition to Commission*. MIDDLETOWN'S SCHOOLS. 400 200 Apparent need for higher values to the set of 1934, which used designs The solicitor retains 20 per cent cash Various Matters Acted on By Board centered nround various native cos- commissions daily on all collections. The Of Education Last Week. tumes, has caused Austria to issue in Cash in Cash At the meeting of the board of ed- 3 and 5~shilling denominations. The fourteen cash bonuies will be awarded at ucation of Middletown township last current group of stamps ended at 2-6. the end of the campaign to the fourteen Thursday night Harry Chamberlain, Designs on the two stamps depict clerk of the board, reported that the city and farm labor.' On tho 3-s or- solicitors who secure the fourteen highest salaries of all principal*, teachers, ange red is a farm family gathering point standings. Commissions will not be janitors and other school employees had been paid in full. THIRD BONUS deducted from bonuses. A sample of gravel obtained from FOURTH BONUS a new pit in Middletown township Price and Point Schedule: opened by Charles Hess was sub- mitted and approved. The board has New Renewal arranged to buy a quantity of gravel 1 Tear 92.00 5,000 1,000 Points for use on schoolhouse properties. 2 Years 4.00 20,000 6,000 Point* Mr. Chamberlain was instructed to advertise for bids on Middletown 100 *50 . 3 Years B.OO 80,000 18,000 Points township gravel equal to the sample. A contract for magazines was Nothing less than one year or for long- awarded to the Review of Reviews in Cash in Cash er than three years in advance will count. for $265.36 and a contract for books wae awarded to Barnes & Noble for $217.50. A contract for cafeteria stools, tables, desks and chairs was awarded to the Allied Furniture company. grain, while on the 5-s black brown It was stated that the parents ot are a mason and other workers busy Gladys Ashe desired that their daugh- ut a construction task. The stampe ter bo permitted to attend the town- are approximately an inch square and ship high school at Leonardo with- follow the general motif of the pre- Campaign Rules out paying tuition fees for two yeare vious designs, but are somewhat larg- 10 Cash Bonuses $25 each to complete her course of studies. er in size. The family recently moved to Red Ethiopian Leftovers. Any man or woman, boy or girl, living Bank. The request was refused, witl: in Northern Monmouth County may enter Julian M. Parker casting the only New York philatelists are begin- vote in favor of granting it. ning to wonder what happened to the % CASH Commissions Paid Daily the campaign. It is not necessary to be a 1 postal remainders of Ethiopia at the subscriber to The Red Bank Register in Only one bid was made for repair- department of Haile Selassie. There ing the chimney of the high school nt has been no definite indication wheth- on All New and Old order to be eligible. Leonardo and It was voted to re-ad- er such stamps were left in tho post- vertise. _ oiilce at Addis Ababa or whether an Fill in and bring, send or mail the En- unrovenled number of them may have Subscriptions trance Coupon at the bottom of this ad- LICENSE SUSPENDED. been taken by the defeated emperor vertisement and the Campaign Manager when he fled his country. will furnish full information and supplies. Ernest Bade Must Glvo Up Chattel Whilo there are no known out and Mortgages If Ho Seeks Itcneival. out rarities in the Ethiopian group Or phone the Campaign Manager to enter The state beverage distributor's IV of stamps, even dating back to the your name, giving full name and address. censo held by Ernest Bado of Union first issue in 189-1, the fact that Beach was oidend suspended for the fltrmip onnlrol in that country has Only spare time is needed No employe of this newspaper or mem- balance of the present license period passed to tho Italian colonial ofllce ber of his or her immediate family it eli- on Friday by tho state commissioner jiiay have the effect of heightening gible to enter. of alcoholic beverage control. Mr their value. Bade was charged with holding chat The last i;;i>ue under Hailc Selassie An audit of tho points polled by the tel mortgages on live places in which in 1931, together with the sur-charges to earn several dollars different workers will be made by a com- liquor was gold at retail. This Is con- that came out the ilrst of this year, trary to the law. Mr. Bade admitted had not been in existence long enough mittee of well known business men at the he held the mortgages but said he ac- to mako their numbers in a post- end of the drive, and the fourteen solici- cepted them on advise of IIIB counsel marked condition numerous in n tors finishing with the highest point totals In this ho was corroborated by his country where the amount of mail Is daily will receive the fourteen cash bonuses, in attorney, Ezra Karkus. Mr. Bade fcmall. wnij informed that the mortgage!- addition to any commiiiion already drawn. rmipt be cancelled of record before Mrs. Rose Caroline Straub of Troy ho can apply for a renewal of \3 the only woman county commis- And also have an opportunity to This is a clean-cut business proposition, license. sioner In Kansas. and a fair and square deal is guaranteed all win a big cash prize at the end who enter. of the Campaign ENTRANCE COUPON Good for 5,000 Free Points in The Red Bank Register RED BANK Circulation Campaign NAME .-..>. STREET or R. D -,...... j;r REGISTER sf TOWN ...... :.,...... :.,. ...',. .-.v. .:..«-' Mill, send or bring this Coupon to THE RED BANK REGISTER n-.i Campaign Telephone Campaign Offica Ofllce st ones. Only oru ot these coupons will Red Bank 13 J. S. LACKEY Room 7, Second Floor bo accepted from each entrant! Extension 9 Campaign Manager RegUter Bldg. 1 until September. !8t Keansburg. Flegel has been confined t on state highway 36 wltl illness for three weeks. !arle Boylan of Jerney Olt i week-end with her slstoi lodore J. ITranzen. d Mra. George Kurtz an RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 2,1936. BtJttDING AMD LOAN MEETING automobile service station at Tren- given away to the doctor's friends and Clinton P. Heath ton. neighbors, the distribution being dona Atlantic Highlands Folks Win PrUes Reed Gager and family have by Charles Holmes, who Is employed Called To Reward at Asbury Park, moved to Point Pleasant lor the sum- by Dr. Bennett. Croakers were en- mer. Mr. Gager Is principal of the Joyed at various homes throughout The Atlantlo Highlands Building Atlantlo township public school at this section last -week as a result of Store Open Mddlelown's Best Known Col- and Loan association was well rep- this place. „ Dr. Bennett's outing. resented in various ways at Wellington Wilklns Is having his ored Reaident Died Last Week monthly meeting of the Monmouth Mrs. F. Alvin Langwlth, wife ol the Till Noon pastor of the Reformed church of house repainted. 0 at the Result of Injuries Which and Ocean .Counties Building and The Ladles' aid society of the Meth- Loan league at the Monterey note! Colt's Neck, underwent an operation Saturday, July 4th Swim and He Suffered in Accident. for appendicitis at Fltkln hospital at odist church will meet at the home at Asbury Park last Thursday even. or Mrs. Samuel Bennett this after- Ing. The meeting was presided over Asbury Park last week. The oper- ation waa successful and Mrs. Lang- noon. Plans will be made for the linton F. Heath, one of the oldest by Edgar O. Murphy, secretary of harvest home Tuesday, July 28. aifd best-known colored residents of the Farmingdale Building and Loan wlth 1B well on the road to recovery. Sun Sirens MJddletown township, died lest association. The Sewlnf? club offcthe Reformed A card partys was held Tuesday Thursday at Rlvervlew hospital at church will meet at the home of Mrs. evening at the home of Mr». Welling- For the most part the meeting was Walter D. Fields this afternoon. Thfe ton Wilklns, for the benefit of Rlver- Rjjd Bank from Injuries which he turned over to the Monmouth 'and Tiered In an accident Sunday, June ciub is working on a quilt which will vlcw hospital of Bed Bank. It waB Ocean counties chapter of the Amer- be sold at the anual harvest home under the auspices of the Tlnton He was riding on route 35 near ican Savings Building and Loan in- home In Middletown village In of the church Thursday, July 0. Falls auxiliary of tho hospital. • stitute, of which Paul H. Broome of * i m , |car driven by his daughter, Miss Kenneth Decher 15 workinf! at a the Jersey Coast Building and Loan garage at Freehold. irtha Heath, a nurse at Harlem association Is president, for the Two elderly Franklin county, Kan- spltal. New York, when he was graduation exercises of the class sas, women deeded their homes to jirt. The car was in collision with which has been studying building the county In return for care for the t[e owned by Patrick Rlcclnto of and loan fundamentals during the ,Tiiiton Falls. remainder of their lives. J«rsey City, past winter. The members of the iv. Heath would have reached his class met every Friday evening in (Th. Red Bunk Reel.t.r can ba bought birthday Ootober 17. He was the Asbury Park high school under ;n TIntoa Fall, from Mrs, Sarah Scott.) i a elavo at Newburn, North the direction of Judge John Warren, Mr. and Mrs. Halveston of Brook- rolina, and when a boy he was one of the state's outstanding build- lyn are boarding for the summer at PETER E. HUNT by Lincoln's emancipation ing and loan authorities, who recent- the home of Mrs. George Coleman as proclamation. In 1885 he came to ly purchased a farm of about 60 has been their custom for several LICENSED Middletown, where he was employed acres in Middletown township, on years past. Mr. Halveeton is a broth- j^ the Beekman farm. Later he was which he has taken up bis residence, er of Thor Halveston of this place. Swedish Masseaur employed for 42 years by the New Those with the highest marks for The Pine Brook road, adjacent to xork and Long Branch railroad com- the year'B study were Miss Rose V. the county road, Is in bad condition Swedtah Maasaf., Ollva Oil, Plna Oil pany, first as a section hand and Miller of the Atlantlo Highlands as a result of the abnormally cold or Sun Lamp Treatments .t ray offic liter as flagman at the Middletown Building and Loan association, who weather of last winter. The cost ot or at your.horn, by appointment. iliage crossing:. stood highest in examinations; Ray- repairing it and of filling In the holes While acting as a flagman Mr. mond Hurley of the Mainstay Bulld- that cause bumps and danger of brok- Heath became acquainted with many en automobile springs would not be 38 LAFAYETTE ST, RUMSON, N. J. ingr and Loan asoclation ot Red large. There Is considerable criticism Tel. Rumion eat jbmmuters and other large users ot Bank, who was second and Miss tjie railroad. Often they would throw because nothing has been done to Anna P. WUJa and Henry C. Van- remedy conditions. ewspapers, books and other things Note of the Atlantic Highlands ' him as the tralna passed. A few Building and Loan asoclation, who The picnic at Lavalette which was ears ago he was retired from ac- tied for third place. to have been held by the Ladles' aux- Ive service by the railroad company Addresses were made by Lawrence iliary of the flre company last Thurs- EARLY AMERICAN _,nd a pension was paid to him day was postponed because of Inclem- Rubber bathing caps, H. Marston of Maiden, Massachu- ent weather. No date has been set Delicious? i reward for his long and faithful setts, president of the American Maple very Individual, and [ervice. for this event, but it is planned to very smart. Building and Loan institute; George hold it some time during July. HIGHBOY CERTAINLYI Mr. Heath had many sterling AI. Cooper of Newark, chairman of BUT YOU BE aits ot character and he won the educational committee ot the Mr. and Mrs. Herbert. Cotreave rge circle of friends among white have moved in the hous e on., the ME JUDGE! New Jersey Building and Loan Shrewsbury Nurseries farm. They folks as well as among people of league and David H. Ford of Atlan- Mahogany tls own race. His honesty, hid formerly lived at Long Branch. Mrs. tic City, president of the New Jersey totgreave, before her marriage, was FIDDLE BACK CHAIRS Hendliness and his piety were his BuiMlng and Loan league, and Judge jhlef characteristics. He was frugal Miss Dorothy Vinlng. She is a daugh- SET OF FOUR ind saving and he owned an at- Waren. ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Henry Vlning, ractlve home and a small produc- Miss Bertha Stevenson of the who until a few years ago lived at ive farm north of the village on Home Building and Loan association Tlnton Falls. of Asbury Park and Miss Miller of joute 35. Mr. Heath was very active The Interior of the schoolhouse is ANTIQUES n looking after the farm until a few Atlantic Highlands were requested being repainted and re-decorated by to repeat the addreses given by them William S. England. moni :o when his health began in the speaking contest at tha an- CHAS. T. SMITH FIRST PRIZI "or 44 years he was a trus- The members of the Ladles' aux- f|! nual convention of the New Jersey iliary of the fire company are encour- AT Alitalia CUf 1tee of tha Bed Hill Methodist church. league held at Atlantlo City recent- 1934 He was a member of the Railroad aged over the large number of sales ly, in which. Miss StevenBon won sec- made in the co-operative disposal of GLOBE HOTEL BLDG., GHAHD PHIZK Brotherhood and of the Knights of ond prize. Paiia l>ythlas f Bed HI1L a radio outfit. It is planned to make RED BANK 1912 O Tho oflicors of tho league are: ;he award the latter part of July and 1 Mr. Heath's wife, who was a native President—Wlllard A. Frits cl Sprint of North Carolina, died more than Lake. he profits will be turned over to the |en years ago. He Is survived by Vic president—Hetiry C. VsnNote of fire company. Atlantic Hlg-hlands. VanDyke Dlxon bought a Star au- [even children. They are Moses and Secretary—Miss Ada Morris of Asbur7 Ceorge Heath, who live at home; Turk. :omoblle from Mrs. Harry Coleman Frank Heath of Roselle, Mrs. Mabel Treasurer—Mrs. Elsie D.emereBt of Long last week. | ijVallace of Long Island, Walter Branch. Miss Margtierlte Mayberry, who 13 Heath and Mrs. Annie Spradley of ,n training to become a nurse at Fit- j Hyde Park aad Miss Bertha Heath kin hospital at Asbury Park, apentj if New Tork. Colt's Neck. Friday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mayberry. | Afro on The funeral waa held Sunday af- (The Bed Bank Register can ba bought Diaught ternoon at the Bed Hill Methodist >t tha stora of Louis FloUtln.) A. O. Smith of Lambertville was a at lmadtag ecent guest of Albert England. [ :hurch, and it was very largely at- Lewis V. Snyder, who for several taprooms ended, 50 or more white people, in- James Furlato's new house on Wai-' weeks past has been on the sick list, er street Is nearing completion and cluding some of the most prominent is slowly improving. knd vicinity, being present. Inter- he owner and his family expect to ment was in the church graveyard Mr. and Mrs. Peter Maher, Jr.. move In It soon. It Is a very attrac- j In charge of R. R. Mount and Son. have moved from Holmdel to Colt'a Mve residence. HORHUNGS Neck. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Bradley re- WHITE BOCK John Martin has Improved suf- turned home Saturday from a staj ' ficiently fronurheumatism to be out of two weeks at Elkus, New Hamp- BEER (Camp Columbus after having been confined to the bed shire. They made the trip by auto- ten days. Charles Sutphin, son of mobile. ,To Open Sunday Mr. and Mrs. John H. Sutphln, ie Harry Mayberrv has had his laun- Vm not going working during the summer at Mr. dry wired for electricity. The work BENJAMIN H. CRATE Camp Columbus at Bamber rake In Martin's automobile service station. 14 N. BRIDGE AVE, Ocean county will open for the was done by David Scott. anywhere on the RED BANK, N. J. Thomas Sullivan of Chicago has Mrs. William W. Bennett's tourist TELEPHONE 1488. reventh year Sunday with a field been spending several days with his itnass starting at 11 o'clock. The cabins have been largely used of late. Jaeob Horson? Brswing Co., FhlUd.lpU* mother, Mrs. Daniel Sullivan. V number of autolats from distant 4th»0h, yes you amp Is conducted under the aus- Walter Kelsey and Misses Margaret ilces of the state council of Knights laces have stopped at the cabins to and Mayme Kelfley of East Freehold est and eat. are\r- if Columbus. It will be directed by and Miss Aymold of'Bristol, Penn- [•Frank J. Donlon, director of athletics Dr. Samuel Bennett, with two As- The road to better and bigger busi- sylvania, were guests of Mrs. Asher bury Park friends went fishing at R&flU clodhoppers with ankla ness leads through The Register's ad- jat Rider college, assisted by a staff Crawford one days last week. ,, F cfir if we're vertising columns.—Advertisement. !of college-trained men. Ship Bottom last week and got about rope ties, and flat heels. Arnold Plotkin Is employed at an 00 croakers. Most of the fish were wrong and Eed Bright colors. Bank men are really going to sit home on front porches in old clothes . . . what Holiday Ahead-July 4th a licking we're go- to take in carry- An you properly outfitted to thoroughly enjoy it? Going to the bal game ... play golf—going swimming or just stroll on the overs ! boardwalk... no matter, whatever you do, do it in comfort, and Look at this stock, means, have the right clothes for the occasion. tha Gentlemen... all brought infc de- Sp\>rt Coats Gabardine Suits pending on you. There's A Tidal Wave Of checks, plaid and plain col" tans, browns, greys and sha- Look at this sport pleated and shirred dow stripe effects, pleated Ideas In Beactiwear\.. And Our and shirred backs. coat that will be a 12.50 to 22.50 widow without Sport Shop Has Them Beached 25.00 to 35.00 your manly shoul- Sfiprt Slacks ders ... pity these hite flannel and fancy Palm Beach Suits poor shirts with stripe and check serges, single and double breasted, no one to pay Wool Swim Suits Dressmaker Suits, plain or pleated fronts. plain and sport models; their laundry bills. dressy, comfortable 16.75 ") 6.98 6.98 <•<• The greatest 4th Fuzzy patterned chenille suitb All in PRINTS because thaf • the 5.00 to 10.00 of July stock Figured suits. Maillot and skirt Tropical Worsted Suits types with new square necklines, current ocean fashion. In broad- Slacks neat checks, stripes and we've ever gath- . tie-back and adjustable ntrapn. cloth, seersucker, linen, pique, in mixtures—a truly mid-sum- ered together is Rough bumpy weaves. Sizes 82 s riot of colors and patterns. ancy stripes, checks and pulling at your to 42. Sizes 34 to 44. plain colors,' fully sanfor- mersuit 15.00 to 30.00 style strings. >d 1.65 to 3.50 Swimming Suits B. V. D. Slack. B. V. D. Shirts Print Shirrs lo Shirts Jantzens for ladies, men Sport Coats . .. 1.95 1.95 1.98 y Manhattan, (ancy and and boys, new models, new Streamline rib knit that fits Perfect casual companions Men'a shirting rubrics In 12.50 to 22.50 ileekly over lUlts. Brown with the slacks. Bright «hlrt« exactly man-tailored. and navy. colon. Clever ttyle*. ain colors 1.00 to 1.95 «>»«»•• 4.50 to 6.95 Sport Slacks ... Clover prints. ort Shirts (Others 1.95 to 3.95) 5.00 to 10.00 Swimming Trunks Deep-Tone Shirts ... Bandeaux-ond-Tur- Persian Suits or irate stripes, low collar, 1.29 to 2.50 lalf sleeves (they're new.) Wikies :.... 3.95 bansf 2.98 Coats, 3.98 Jantzens 2.95 - 3.95 Summer Neckwear., Tahitian patterns in gay parco Play Buits in sturdy cottons print- 1.65 Other Makes ...1.15 to 2.50 65c to 1.50 bandeaux with turbans to match. ed in now Persian border donigns. For slacks, shorts, or culottes. Ankle length coato. 1-pc, suits. J. KRIDEL STOnx BHOP-Becond Moor RED BANK — J. KRIDEL —Red Bank — ore Open Friday Eve. — Closed Sat. 1 P. M. Store opm Friday Ev*., STEINBACH KRESG&CO. OIOMKI Saturday 1 P. M. A FRIENDLY VISITOR Briefing Good New* Rwj WMII for 61 Tout to AH OM nunll}, SECTION In the Bomes of Bed Bank »4 Vicinity—About Local Event* sal TWO Local People. RED BANK REGISTER (nutd Wnklr EnUred AS Boeond-Cltn MitUr tt tbt Po«U Subicrlptloo Price i On* Yor $2.00. VOLUME LIX, NO. 2. oflle* at Bad Bank, N. JU on d«r tb» Act of March I. 1870- RED BANK, N< 'J.> .THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1936. Blx Month* 11.00. Slnrft Cop/ 4* PAGES I'i'Q 14, Sailboat Races To Be To Install Officers Burnett Grants Lakeside Park Raymond Crawford Of Rotary Club Stay To Borelli To Be Developed Red Bank Veteran Today's meeting of the Red Bank Cited For Bravery- Held Saturday Morning Rotary club will be devoted to the By New Company Buys Thome Farm installation of the new officers. The AndPingitore Two citations tor bravery, In newly elected president, Myron V. Red Bank Land ( & Mortgage the form of a silver star with More Than 50 Boats Are Expected to Compete in Brown, will have a few words to say Wert End Tavern to Remain a gold oak leaf attached, have Ninety Acres and Homestead of Hiatoric Pleasant Val« regarding: Rotary and what It In- Open Until Next Thursday, Company Under New Name been ordered awarded to Aaron Independence Day Regatta to Be Staged by tends to do during the enBuing year. Brown, Bed Bank soncr writer. ley Property Will Be Used for Farming Maurice Schwartz, who had the Date of Final Hearing on Ap- Plan to Build Houses on It Is planned to have the cita- Dickman's Skeeter Fleet, pleasure of (pending a full week at Pincbney Road Development. tions presented1 by Congressman Atlantic City during the recent con- peal for license Renewal. William U. Sutphin at a public Purposes by New Owner. Mora than 60 boats, It Is expected, A new corporation to be known as ceremony at Red Bank. Mr. will compete In a regatta to be held State Alcoholic Commissioner D. Brown was in service overseas Part of the Theodore R. Thorn* Frederick Burnett has granted per- Pinckney Park, Inc., will be organ- estate farm, including ths bomeetcad, Saturday on the Bhrewebury river by Wishard Honored ized within the next two weeks by as a sergeant, and tho medal to mission to Patsy BorelU, proprietor he given Is for gallantry in the Lions Install in the Pleasant Valley feetlon of Frank Dlckman'a skeeter fleet. There Colonel J. Lester Eisner and Warren Holmdel was bought Tuesday by will be races lor eight classes of of the West End tavern at Morford St, Mlhlel and Meuse-Argonne At Testimonial place and Front street, whose liquor H. Smock of Red Bank, Fcrd Sal- Raymond Crawford. The new owner boats, from the hardy knockabouts mon of Fair Haven and Albert Rob- battles. New Officers for a number of years has operated to the tiny "frostbites." consumption license the borough has refused to renew, to continue to op- bins of Asbury Park for the develop- Mr. Brown's latest musical the farm In Atlantic township, near The start will bo made In order ot Retiring Secretary of Y. M. C. A. product Is a campaign song for Herbert E. Edwards Becomei Holmdel. owned by his father, Wil- the size ot the boats. A. live-minute George Eoop, candidate for Tendered Dinner Monday President of Service Club at liam E. Crawford of McLaren otreet, gun, summoning all boats to the Night at Maryland Tea Room councilman. It is entitled Red Bank. Possession will be taken starting lino, will be flred at 9:55 a. "Scoop With Roop From Dis- Meeting Tuesday Night—State by the purchaser In September. How. m. The starting gun for the knock- —Presented With Platter. The borough also refused to re- j trict No. Five." This phrase is new the distribution licenses of Tony Officers Present. ever, permission has been granted abouts will be flred at 10 o'clock and the opening: line of the chorus to him to plant cover crops and to after that guns will be fired at 3-min- Plngltore of 75 Leighton avenue and and the closing lino is "So Scoop Glenn P. Wishard, retiring general Mrs. Rosarla COBU of Bergen place. otherwise put the land in condition ute Intervals to start the other secretary of the Young Men's Chrls- With Roop From District No. Officers ot the Red Bank Lions for producing crops next year. Moat Mr. Plngltore has appealed and Mrs. Five." c!ub, elected last week, were installed classes. :ian association, was tendered a tes- Costa Is expected to make an appeal of the land has not been worked for After tho start of the knockabouts, timonial dinner Monday night at Tuesday night at a regular weekly several years. The sale was mads 1 shortly. Mr. Pingltore has been al- meeting of tlie club In the Elks will come tho start of Indian boats, Maryland tea room. A. sterling silver lowed to continue to sell liquor until by William S. Hancock of Red Bank. bird boats, comets, sneakboxefl, snipes platter, appropriately engraved, was home. Past District Governor Wal- The asking price was $20,000. next Thursday, when the borough ter Sedam of New Brunswick was and frostbites, in that order. The presented to Mr. Wlshard by direc- omcltls will be given an opportunity The property La on the west side. tors and trustees of tho organization. the installing officer. Other gueata other class will be for 'mongrel to show cause why his license should Included Philip Ridgway of Newark of Route 34 and It comprises about boats, craft that cannot be classified Mr. Wishard recently resigned his Woman Leaves not be continued until a final hearing and-M. VanBuren Smock, state di- 90 acres. The Thome estate retains In any of the above classes. post as secretary of the "Y" to bo- Is held on his case. No date has come affiliated with the Emergency Estate To Husband rectors, and Past District Governor possession of 60 acres on the ea»t Tho sneakboxes will, of course, at- been set for the final hearing. George W. Bray and Charles Fran- side of the highway, where the fa- tract a largo number of ontrlel. Fully peace campaign. He will continue to reside at Red Bank. I Although the borough officials have cis, both of- Re- d- -Bank . mous old Schenck-Conover burying 18 of thta type of craft are expected m opportunity at a preliminary Atlantic Highlands Woman Made ground is located. The house ia said to start, and these should furnish one William A. Miller, chairman of the bearing to protest the continuance of Will in 1931—Naveiink Man to be the second oldest In the Pitas- ot the most thrilling races of the day. recently-formed program committee \ license until a final hearing Is held, Leaves Estate to Hia Daugh- ant Valley section. According to Frank Dlckmani whose Interest In of the Y. M. C, A., was chairman of 't ia customary to present their case tradition It was built In 1696. Tha sallboatlng Is a contributing faotor the committee In charge of tho testl- j it the final hearing only. ter. most ancient residence In the neigh* to the success of the races held thua monial. Frank F. Groff, president of norhood is the VanCouwenbowea far this seaeqn, states that about 5 the organization, was toastmaster. Mra. Sarah I. Morris of Atlantic house which was bought a few yearj knockabouts, 5 Indians, 5 blrdbqats, He paid a glowing tribute to Mr. Highlands executed her will in 1931. ago by Henry E. Butler of Red Barit. , 4 comets, 6 snipes and 2 frostbites Wishard, recounting the record of > MYRON V. BROWN. Dessert-Bridge She left her entire estate to her hus- the latter's achievements during the The late Theodore R. Tborne for have already been entered. . ... ventlon of Rotary International, will band, John R. Morrla. She appointed many years occupied and operated tha More than 20 attractive prlies have 2V4 years he has been connected with her sister, Blanche H. Melville, and the "Y." give tho highlights of the convention For Hospital farm which Mr. Crawford just bought. been donated by local merchants. In ai seen by him. Nearly 50 per cent her brother, Oliver R. Hatfleld, as ex- He resresented Holmdel township as addition the committee In cljargo "<31en Wishard brought with him of the Red Bank club members regis- ecutors of the will. a member of the county board ot has purchased other valuable prizes Riverview Auxiliary to Mold John L. Ingling of Navesink left all to Red Bank," declared Mr. Groff, "a tered at the Convention hall and COLONEL J. LESTER EISNER freeholders tor several terms. Tn» with money contributed by other per- wealth of experience that It Is sel- were given the arm band credential,- Benefit July 7 at Home of, of his estate to his daughters, Hat- heirs of his estate are Mrs. Koert tie S. Sickles and Eva L. Ingllng. He sons, The prize list to one of the big- dom the privilege or a small com- "Perfect 36," which they wore with Mra. E. M. Swingle. VUta eral years ago, is i owned by the Red Heyer and Mrs. G. Howard Lippln- gest ever drawn for an event ot this munity' to enjoy. His long years of directed that they pay his son, John cott of Red Bank, Mrs. Vernon Grant pride during their stay In the con- p, DisDOse of $50. Bank Land & Mortsage company, of kind. service! In tho foreign field gave him vention city. T U Ingllng, the sum of $200. The will of Middletown township, MISB Curia Dlckman'a skecter fleet been an opportunity to meet, on the basis riauc—mi^Furc «• v"" wnich Mr. Robblns is president, Mr, named his daughter, Eva, as execu- M. Thome of Lynnbrook, Long Is- far The club has fallen In line with . , Eisner iIs vicvice presidentr>resid< , Mr. Smock enjoying successful sailing t! of ejMHlty In Christian fellowship, la treasurer and Mr. Salmon secre- trix. land. Jay M. Thome of Fair Haven, baa outstMdlng men of India, and other the request of Haddon Ivlns, the Red Bank auxiliary ot Riverview and George H. Bailey, son of How- this season. Not In many state librarian, for books for the free tary. Charles H. Conovcr of Holmdel the Interest been so juries—men having different hospital Is busy with plans for a des- made his will last May. He be- ard Bailey of Bed Bank. George H* Rhts and Ideas, due possibly to libraries of the state, and it is ex- sert-bridge to be held Tuesday after- The development which takes In. competition so great, 15 acres of land already has streets, queathed to Sarah A. Schanck a mort- Bailey's mother was tha late Altda Irent environment, than we have, pected that a number of books will noon, July 7, at 1:30 o'clock at the ;age for {600 given by Wilfred B. Thorne Bailey, daughter ot Theodora every Sunday morning, be brought to the meeting today by sidewalks, street lights and a lake. day night and It is was thus liberally educated In a residence of Mrs. E. M. Swingle, 25 Eve. All the rest ot his estate was R. Thorne, manner that cannot be successfully club members for the Citizen's Oift Vista place. Fitty dollars will be dis- The new corporation plans to start additional races tram. building Immediately several new left to his daughter, Edna C. Wilson, obtained from books, and the benefits Book Week. posed ot on the co-operative plan, and and she was appointed executrix of} The house is one of the finest o» The committee In 25 door prizes, donated by Red Bank bouses for sale at prices ranging amples of colonial architecture in th)» dependence day races pon»l of Mr. which were gained from his travelB the will. 1 merchants, will be awarded. The in- from $6,000 to $9,000 and hope In section. It was repaired and eome» Dlckman, Amory 6iit)0r|i;•jjphom,a» and experiences, have served him Mrs. Minnie Rosa of Middlctown well during his stay with us. Red Bank Batteries dividual table prizcB will be donated time if the demand is great enough what altered In 1922, when It waa (Bucky) Mead, Hftrty AUWkpk and to run the total to 60 houses. township left all of her estate to her ard by Mr. Swingle. owned by Mra. Theodore R, Thorn*, C. M. Woloott. All ar«-wording * "It prepared him to serve our vari- To Train in New York Mrs. Chester Alberts is chairman, I Tho development will be in charge husband, Emll Rosa. She made her She died about two yearn ago. Th* to make this event ft jnooe,s*iA large ous churches, our business, service Mrs. Kenneth McQueen and Mrs. of B. Eoscoe Allen and his brother, will in 192S. Mrs. Rosa appointed her Moore first p residence has sixteen rooms. In manj( crowd Is expected to and fraternal organizations, as the husband executor of the will. Charles K. English second Members of the two Red Bank ar- Thomas Doremua are in charge of Bonald W. Allen, both of Ridgewood, - - of which are huge, ancient throe-cor- from shore w well ti executive secretary of the Y. M. C. the tickets, MM. Frank J. Goff, do- \ who have conducted similar develop- Thomas Carton of Long Branch ident, Harry IV nered fireplaces. On the premise* U Donald Hubbard Is it the tillery batteries, under command ot A., whenever a speaker was wanted Captain George A. Hogan, will leave natlons; Mrs. Joseph C. Williams, re- ments in Bergen county made his will in 1030. He left $50 to president, John,, a large, pytch barn built in 1774 ao- skeetor fleet elub. Jqfcft'.- seo to discuss a subject, not generally Rev. John E. Murray for saying tary and treasut ards. Red Bank on ^iturday,,: Jujy 11, lot {rMhments, Mrs. Ronald Mulllken, cording ;jto numerate carved on »y rotary and, within the scope of the knowledge of ]SrWes, and Mrs. A. Alfred Podell, masse» for"b,hJ(f!8Vf.and his deceased assistant secretary asurer, the buildings) •«• to tBt Rullman Is' the average individual—and to dis- Pine Camp, New York, near the Ca- wife. AH the rest of his estate was Rev. Edward W. Miller... chaplain, nadian border, for their annual tables and chairs. Presbyterian Fair cellest cgnditlon. cuss that subject from the viewpoint left in equal shares to his children Willis A. Clayton, and W. Raymond The original portion bf Hi» hou»* of a personal observer,. Qlenn was maneouvers. Sarah E. Thomas, Mary T. Dugan, Johnson directors, Jack Rohrey and Donates Land always ready and willing to servo, in The men, numbering 120, will leave Held At Rumson James T. Carton, Ellen C. McCue, Eugene M. Magee, Jr., lion tamers, 13 enclosed with ttont, and its 6rs&' any capacity, wherever possible. He on a special train from the Red Bank Amateur Night At John W. Carton, Emily M. Higgins and S. Burrltt Boynton and John owner Is eald to have been B mail For New Highway has been an outstanding leader station at 5 o'clock. The train will The annual fair ot the Presbyterian and Isabell White. He appointed his Hawkins tall twisters. The new pres- named, VanVoorheea, Subsequent!* among us. The good that he has be made up of Pullmans, baggage Atlantic Highlands Ladles' aid society of Rumson was son, James, and hitj daughter, Mary, ident stated that he will nnnounco it was bought early to 1700 by t3ai car, diner and horse cars.' ret Schenck. Tha latter was an, OP* Public acknowledgement of the do- done for and among tho young peo- held yesterday on the church grounds executors of the will. the appointment of committees at ils of our community Is a monument This Is the drat time that a Red The amateur night entertainment on River road. Although the pro- 1 next week's .meeting. iginal member and an\«lder Of tM nation of 25 acres of land by Arthur held Friday night by the Young Mrs. Jessie S. Smith of Belmar left Dutch Reformed churon of Brisbane, noted editorial writer, for Sib. baT'ereXTth. w"nd. fS^SSUSS ^'m^iite^^ ceeds are not yet known, it was said all of her estate to her stepson, Peter Mr. Sedam praised the service that In maneuvers. Here- Ladles' Sodality of St. Agnes's church by those in charge that, it "was the the Lions have rendered the com- and a member of the provincial | the construction of route 34 in Wall so long as his Influence shall live- tofore, when tho Red Bank organiza- was largely attended. J. Schenck of S. Smith, and her grandchildren, Jes- sembly of New Jersey. ' township, Monmouth county, was much longer than the sound of our most successful fair in years. sie S. and Agnes C. Henderson. She munity nnd cited the value of the tion was a troop unit, training waB Naveeink, a colored boy, gave a danc- Over 200 persons attended the club to the state and international The house passed, by Jnlierltanc* made today by State Highway Com- does will be heard. carried on at Sea Girt. However, ing exhibition and won the first prize named her stepson as executor ot Into the Rappleyea family through misloner K. Donald Sterner. "There are young men and young chicken supper. It was necessary to the will. associations. He gave a talk on the countryside hereabouts Is not of $5. Second prize of $3 was won turr. many away as the supply of "Lionism in General." Mr. Bray Jane Schenck Smock, wlf« of Garret! Mr. Brisbane Is the owner of large women of ou r commumtcommunity, wnwhoo navhavee by James Holding of Leonardo, who George W. McQueen, who died at Smock. She bequeathed tha farm ty « , I° * \\ . y' adaptable for the typP e of training un- chicken salad ran out. When the hi...s. home a„.t Be-.„d Ban„„ k recently.„...... ,,. spoke in commendation of the un- tracts at Allaire, which reached its finished their achool work in Red dol.' b a batJr In Ncw ^ork gave a recitation, and third prize of her daughter, Airs. George Rappla* height as an Industrial and business Bank and are now seeking knowl- committee prepared the chicken made his will in 1931. He left all I tiring and unselfish work of tho re- state, where the batteries are to ?2 was awarded to Helen Mount and salad it believed it had made a suf- tiring president, LeoL n ReussilleRill , Jr.J , yea, and the latter eubsequentrjt community in 1837, but Is now com- idge In higher institutions of learn- his estate to his wife, Mary J. Mc- willed it to her daughter Mrs. Thorn* train, the countryside is said to be Clleen McLaughlln of Atlantic High- ficient quantity to take care of all, Queen, and he appointed her and nnd State Director Kidgeway recited monly referred to aa "tho deserted ing, who will gladly testify to the lands, tap dancers. as Thorne, from whom k paceed M advantages and beneficent influences ideally fitted for long range firing. but the attendance exceeded all ex- his son, John B. McQueen, executors. tho history of the Newark Lions village." Through construction work The batteries will spend two weeks The Judges were John Kozak, Jr., club. A gold past president's lapel Theodore R. Thorne. by Mr. Brisbane tho settlement has that each has gained, as the result pectations, and it was with regret Alexander Brand of Freehold left in camp. William T. Dunpby and J. J. Cough- that the committee was compelled Lions emblem was presented to Mr. The soil ia very fertile B&3 It baa had a reawakening and he ha? ded- if their contacts with this righteous all his, estate to his wife, Eva E. 1 man. Talk Is cheap, but no man or lln. Mr. Coughlln played the part to disappoint so many. Brand. He made his will. In 1931 Reussille by the Red Bank club in often produced 100 barrels ot po- icated part of it for tho use it the of Major Bowes. appreciation of his services the past tatoes to the acre. Two streams pas* Monmouth Council, Boy Scosts of woman can obtain more real, per- ADMINISTRATOB'S SALK. Mrs. Percy H. Radford wee In gen- and named his wife ns executrix. sonal satisfaction than that which eral charge of the fair and Mrs. Ed- Charles H. Ray of Long- Branch year. Remarks were also made by through the property. This is th» America, giving them a long lease at BAB OPENING POSTPONED. Mr. Reussille and Mr. Edwards. nineteenth sale of farms In Holmdel nominal cost. JT comes from a good and Christ-like Saw Mill of tho Late Charles Danger win M. Farrier was chairman of the made his will in 1934. Ho loft his Influence, which he or she has exert- Struck Off Saturday. supper committee. estate to his two children, Emma V. Jacob B. Rue, Jr., was formally and Atlantic townships made by Mr. ' ed in the lives of a boy or girl, that Louis Prate of Bed Bank Encounters Melvin and William J. Ray. The greeted as a new member of the Hancock the past seven yearn. Thla produces an upright character, a A public said of the saw mill, fur- An Unexpected Delay. will stated that nothing was left to club. Edwin R. Conovcr and Jack sale differs from the others In, that Arthur Thompson clean mind, and a healthy body. All nituro and other personal property his son, Walter, because he had can- Rohrey told of the completion of ar- the purchaser will continue the UM this our guest has dono In our com- of the late Charles Danser of Colt'a Louis Prate has been obliged be- Democratic League rangements for tho Lions-Rotary of the land to raise crops. The oth* To Wed on Sunday cause of an unforeseen clrcumstancu celled a mortgage against his prop- munity. His accomplishments will Neck was held Saturday by Walter Meeting Next Week erty In the amount of $3,000. H? donkey baseball game at Trojans er farms were sold to wealthy city ever be outstanding." D. Fields, administrator of the es- o postpone the opening ol his bar named his daughter as executrix. field on Newman Springs road next residents for use as country estates. Tho wedding of Arthur Thompson, business to bo known as "The Sher- tate. There was a fair attendance Alicia C. DeGroot of Long Branch Wednesday night for the benefit of Persons unfamiliar, with old times) son of Mrs. Mao Thompson of Mount Mr. Wlahard was visibly touched and most things sold at good prices. idan." The bar for the new place Henry W. Herbert, Democratic Riverview hospital. Morris Jacks is at Holmdel often express surprlsa street, and MISB Enid Smith, daugh- with deep emotion as "ho sought to was ordered from the Bfunswick- freeholder, who is running for re- executed her will In 1934. She left Among the furniture were several all her estate in trust, the income to representing the Rotary club In tho when -viewing the house that It face* ter ot Mr. and Mrs. Asa Smith of thank his friends for the honor that antiques. A portable steam operated Balke-Callender company of New election, Walter Fox of Asbury Park arrangements. The Lions club play- aouth instead of facing the highway. they had bestowed upon him. Ho York, but because of labor troubles candidate for assembly on the Dem- be paid to her sister. Jane E. W. East Orange, will take place Sunday saw mill was struck off to the Gor- Cowan, as long" as shr livrs. Sho ap- ers will include Mayor Charles R. The reason for this is that tho house afternoon at Riverside church, River- pleaded with his listeners to think don's Corner corporation for J300. the company has been unable to make ocratic ticket, and Congressman Wil- English, Councilmen Joseph C. Irwln was built at a time when there was always of the fundamental and spir- pointed Adelma H. Bind executrix side drive, New York. Mr. Fields expects to have a public delivery. Mr. Prate had planned to liam H. Sutnhin will speak Thursday of the will. and Kenneth M. Wyckoff, Jack no public road In tho neighborhood. Tho couplo will bo attonded by Mr. itual things of life. His address open business yesterday. He now night of next week at a meeting of Burns, Alex Wilde, Jim Mnttenlee, made a deep Impression. salo of tho real estate owned by Mr. It was reached by means of a long? and Mrs. Mlllard Tctley of River- Danser soon. hopes to have the opening within the tho Red Bank Democratic league in Paul and Leon Reussille, .Herbert lane. side avenuo, Red Bnnk. Mr. Thomp- Theodore D. Parsons, first vice next few days. The bar is said to bo [th e prat0 buildinK on Front street All Saints Fair Edwnrds, Judge Harry Klatsky, son, a graduate of Red Bank high president of the "Y," also testified to the laBt word In equipment of this at the foot of Bioail Mien at 8 Thomas Melds, Jr., John E. Bniily, school, Is in charge of Tctley'ssportB tho commendable activities of tho re- DR. AXTEIX PRAISED. kind. In the fall Mr. Prate plans to o'clock. A door prize of ?!i will be Largely Attended Edwin Conover, Theodore J. La- Girl Scout Camp To department. Irlng secretary, and particularly open bowling alleys In tho building. awarded if the. attendance is more brccque. Theodore D. Parsons, Wal- stressed the fine work Mr. Wishard etlor of Appreciation From Fort Recently Mr, Tratc moved his fruit than 50, Jerry McConvey is picsi The fnir held yesterday on All iace Jeffrey, George Olmstend. Dr. Open Next Thursday had dono In establishing the West- Hancock Army Officer. and vegetablo business from the SCOTCH DAY OF SPORTS. dent of the club. Saints church grounds at Navesink i Theodore nnremus, S. Burrltt Boyn- side branch and tho carrying on of At tho meeting of tho board of building to be occupied by The Sher- the work of that division of the or- was largely attended. The grounds ton, John Hawkins and Russell John- A Girl Scout day camp for girls education of Mlddletown township idan to 10 KaBt Front street, next to wero crowded during the afternoon son. _ ^ between the ages of 10 and 18 wTU Bed letter Day ,at tho Sylvan ganization. last Thursday night a letter of ap- the Hendrlckson & Applegatp build- Forum For the Caledonian*. Car Jumps Curb nnd evening, and nmnn^ !he patrons bo conducted at the Shark Rlvex Thoso present, bcsldcn those men- preciation was read from Major ing. Tho new quarters for the bus- was a large representation from tho Hills clubhouse starting next Thurs- Calodonlan societies of Ncw Jer- tioned, Included Treasurer John H. William J. Ryan, school officer of iness have been thoroughly mod- And Hits Girl summer society colony of Mkldle- Patriotic Recital day and continuing every Thursday sey will unite on Labor day In hold- Mount, Recording Secretary Harry Fort Hancock, Ho said tho board ernized and tho enterprise Is being town township nnd Rumson, for eight weeks. Ing sporting events at Tboron Mo- Malchow, Wllnior A. Robblns, who had performed many acts of largo carried on along the same lints ns Miss Rc-na Cappnrossl of Jersey The fnlr had the uau.-il attractions, On Rumson Carillon Arrangements aro being made by Campboll's Bylvnn forum at Holm- succeeds Mr, Wishard ns secretary, benoflt for Fort Hancock and that In the past. City Is in Monmouth Memorial hos- a special committee from the Mon- tho peoplo' of that placo had been with seme special features, Including del. Soccer football and various John Colt and Arthur Glbb, directors pital at Lnng Brnnch with three a curio exhibit in the rectory, il Tho Mary Owen Hordcn memorlnl mouth County Girl Scout Leaders afl' other events patterned after con- of tho Monmouth County Y. M. C. A., "delighted and Inspired by tho lead- BRIDGE TARTY FOB AUXILIARY fractured ribs and a fractured elbow. carillon In the tower of St. Oorge's soclatlon. The camp will bo directed Thomas Irving Brown, trustee of the ership of Dr. Paul H. Axtcll," super- movie show ami donkey cart, ami tests hold In Scotland will tako Sho wns Walking on sidewalk on goat cart rW!e:i for the children and Episcopal church nt Rumson will liy Mrs. Alula Chamberlain, captain pluco, Tho entrants will be restrict- local organisation, and John 13. Al- vising principal of tho schools of It Will Be Held by the Lady ICIIIH g send forth patriotic hymns In a rmlf- len, Arthur B. White, G. Howard Lln- Mlddletown township. Tho letter horseshoe pitching contests. A sup of the Port Monmouth and Keana- ed to Scots and persons of Scottish Next Thursday nt Mrs. llextcr's. Ocean nvenur, Sea Hrlghl, Sunday hour progrnm July Fourth, from 10 tmrg troops. Mrs, Edna A. Seely of plncott, Lester R. Rosa, F. Pierre was ordered filed. when (i car driven by Martin I£. Ma- prr was served in the parish house. descent. However, tho public IB In- A greased pig contest was scheduled a. m. to 10:30 a. m. The selections Eatontown, chairman of the camp vllod to attend. MUBIC by Scotoh Holmes, Josse N. Beers, Paul J. Reus- Tho ladles' auxiliary of the Red quczo of Now York jumped tho curb to bo played by .1. Ktnnley Farrnr, fllllo, William A. Miller. Hubert M. Bank Klks lodgo met la.it night at but waa not held. committee, reports a competent staff bogplpo bonds wll foaturo tho day. and struck her. She wns tnlien to church organist, nnd rnrlllonnoaur, of volunteer Instructor)) In special Farrow, Herbert E, Kdwards, Theo- BOAT CLUB MEETING, tho ElkB club nnd plnnncd n soclnl- the hospital in the Ken Hrlght first In tho evening dancing, recitations, "Ye OWc Shrewsbury 1'iilrc." lire "America." "Hiiltli- Hymn of the subjects In which tho glrla ore Inter- bond mimic, and other entertainment dore J. Labrecquo and Albort W. brldgo party for next Thursday night aid squad ambulance. Worden, directors, nnd Councilman Ice Ynchtamrn to Gather Tonight Republic," "Onwnnl, Christ Inn Sol- ested. Swimming periods are being will bo Riven. at Mrs. Loulso Hcxtcr's at the Twin Chief Andrew Anderson IUTI-HUMI The Shrewsbury auxiliary of Mon- diers," "find of Our Fathers" "nil Joseph C. Irwln, David Pudlclnor, For Summer Outing Hans. Qables apartments. mouth Memorial hospital will hold arranged under the supervision of an Tho occasion will bo -substituted for Mnquczc. He was arraigned hefore "The Star Spangled Hiinncr." Amorlcnn Ked Cross Llfa Saver, Marcus Hlgglnbotham 3d and John Thi! July .meeting of the North Mm. Walter Connor la planning n Recorder Walter .7. Sweeney nml "Ye Okie Sliicw.iliiiry 1'Viire" Fri- tho annual Scotch reunion which hue L. Montgomery, day evening, July -', 'it Kant 3-irond hen hold In recent years, under the Shrewsbury Ice Boat and Yacht club flthing trip and tho datn will be an- fined $10 on a charge of reckless nounced at a social mctitlnR: Wednes- driving and hnld In ?r>f>(> hull to ntret'1 and Sycamore avenuo. Shrews- Couldn't On Without H. Church Fair nt Navesink. HUKplcnn of tho Caledonian ncloty wilt be hnld tonight at tho club- 1 house at the foot of Broad street. It day night, July 15, at tho club. Tho awnlt Iho outcome of the girl'si in- bury. Then will tie an afternoon ..llsii Kiitlnvn ilrln;:' of Miirlbor.i, Tho Ladles' Aid mielety of thfl of Freehold. Sixteen Caledonian so Swimming Itlvor lMncc, show fur child! en hot ween 3 »n a novios to England's highlit goal More Than 200 At Plans For Horse •Ur. Returns Home Red Bank Classes Noted Ship's Bell Friends Watch Standing Guild Card Party Th« passing of Mr, Jonu opens * Have Gala Reunions Cap. Is the ranks of horsemen that Show Being Made; will not easily b« filled. ID later With Unusual Now Hanging At More than 200 persons attended the ytars, while fct Uft the detailed work Successful affalri w»re held over In Circulation Drive card party held by the Woman's guild Early This Year to oUun, be still was looked upon as Museum Captives the week-end by the 1834 and 1SS3 Ship Ahoy Club of Trinity church of Bed Bank Tues- adviser to the f olo set. His familiar blassss ot Rtd Bank high school. day afternoon at the home of Mrs. face and beaming smile will certain- Mor* than B0 persons attended the 1931 reunion Friday night at tha Mon- Walter G. French of Riverside ave- Important Sporting and Social ly b* missed at the coming horse William C. Bennett Caught WM on the U. 5. S. Only Active Workers to Be Listed From Now On— nue. Prizes of sport handkerchiefs terey hotel, Ajbury Park, and danced show, but his guiding spirit will al- Snakes, Luardi, Frog* and were awarded to the high scorers at Event to be Held in July In- ways hover over all who kntw him. to the tunes of Deacon Filling's or- When She Sank the Confed- .., List Will Be Published Weekly—12,000 Points each table and a special prize do- Other Creature* in North chestra. nated by Mra. Warren Bookwalter stead of in August a* in Pre- Mr. Finch, the veteran M. 7. H. of Robert Higglnbotham was master erate Cruiser Alabama in Civil the Monmouth county hounds, has Carolina. for Each Dollar Paid. was won by Mrs. W; H. Mahoney of vious Years. of ceremonies for the 1032 olasa grad- War Conflict—Other Display. Rumson. Dten selected to tak« the pU.ce, of Mr. uate! Saturday night at the Log Jones a* president and chairman of William C. Bennttt of Drummond L Cabin inn, Portaupeclt, and Intro- The big cash bonus *nd dally com- The party was In charge of Mrs. the. show, and the genial Amory - avenue, Red Bank, returned home The recent alttratlons to the Ship William Naulte and Mrs. Harry H. The Monmouth county iorss show, du.ed Harry Gage, president of tha mission circulation campaign of The one of the most important sporting HasktU, who fell heir to the "mas- Monday from North Carolina where Mioy Beaoh club at Sea Bright add Register has reached the stage Rumson Issues 14 Sutton and It was successful In every class, who said a few words. Charles and social events of the season in this ter's" Job of the hunt, remains sec- he spent a vacation of two weeks la Blair, an outstanding member of tha jonslderable room to the place for where friends and acquaintances of respect. Other members of the com- retary and treasurer, Herbert E. In- catching snakes, lliards, frogs, but- mittee were Mrs. Leon de la Reus- section, will be held this year in claaa, who this year was graduated he showing of a large aeortmont of the different entrants are watching July instead of in August aa In pre- gram bas been made recording sec- terflies and beetles. He Is chief en- muaual maritime articles which have eagerly for the published standings. Liquor Licenses sille, Mrs. F. W. Opper, Mrs. Samuel from Harvard univeralty, also spoke. vious years. The show will open on retary. William S. Blitz Is fltlll as- gineer of the New York aquarium More than 100 person! attended. ieen collected over a period of years The nameB of workers who have re- Coggins, Mrs. Norman Hoyt, Mrs. Eu. sistant secretary. and he frequently makes trips on the Nine Retail Consumption, Four aen« Brooks, Mra. Oliver Stryker, Thursday, July 16, and close on Sat- Entertalnmant featured Miss Eve- iy Otto Gllllg of Red Bank, orlgln- ported at least ono subscription are urday, July 18. Entries will close on The horse show committee consists aquarium boat, Sea Horse, to collect published today and the list will be Distribution and One Seasonal Mrs, Warren Bookwalter, Miss Mar- lyn Wyckoff, who slnoe her gradu- tor ot the club. Monday, July 6. of Edward M. Crane, Mr. Finch and marine specimens for the city. How- A recent addition 'Is tho ship's published each week until the end guerite Planltr., Mrs. Russell Johnson, ever, his journay into North Carolina ation bas gone on the stage. She Granted — New Dog Ordi- Mrs, James Hunter, Mrs. Raymond Mr. Haskell, Barclay Harding, J. sell which was aboard the S. S. of the drive. The Monmouth county horae show, Ford Johnson, Jr., W. Strother Jones, was for his own private collection. sang, "The Touch of Your Llpo," and nance is Adopted. Johnson and 'Miss Alice Morford. which Is really an offshoot of the "I Dream Too Much." Richard Keartarge when this vessel had its The management of the campaign Jr.. E. Qaddls Plum, Wilbur B. Ruth- At his home he has a large variety 'amous conflict with the English' -deslrei ta publish only the namea of^ famous Long Branch horse ehow, r»,uff and Bwdln Bttwart, Jr., of live and mounted creature* and an Dav«y also son* two selections. Dln- persons who Intend taking an .Active —The Ruflison-mayor-and council nt may_be-sald-to-beone-of tne-oldest ner-wauerv«d_at .midnight, ullt Confederate orulser Alabama. an adjourned meeting Saturday af- Mr. and Mrs. Amory ETHaskell gen- asioBment of pet»;~]HcludlngTi«ulF part, and who Intend sticking to it, : In the land, and one of the most tels and racoons. bl ?g rl and names of Inactive entrants will ernoon granted fourteen liquor li- ormer Showman fashionable. When the Long Branch erally entertain the judges, exhibitors lay, June 19, on the anniversary of bu dropped from the lists as soon as censes. Retail consumption licenses show began to wane, several prom- and invited guest* at luncheon. Mr. Mr. Bennett made the trip by au- he encounter, which took place Sun- possible. were issued to Paul Pazlcky, Samuel inent horsemen like Rufun C. Finch, and Mrs. Rufus C. Finch also enter- tomobile and he was accompanied by The O'Brien Auto ay, June IB, 1864, Special fixtures Karlnja, Charles Woodward, Elmer At Pleasant Inn Amory L. Haskell and W. Strother tain the judges eithsr at the club or his ton, William C, Bennett, Jr., who were made for the bell hanging by Entries are still open in the cam- VanBrunt, Mr«. Frances Trute, Frank at their Sea Bright home. Mr. and was of large assistance to him in paign, and any one reporting a BUD- Jones, Sr., got together and brought Parking Grounds the Merrltt Machine Shop on Me- Mayer, George Mahon, Luigt Catan- Hector Downe Takes Over Man- it over to the fashionable Rumson Mrs. Ford Johnson, Jr., will also en- making the captures. Mr. Bennett ihanlo street. Mr. Gllllg is having a icrlptlon on or before next Tuesday zaritl and Ellsworth Ludlow; and tertain. Btates that from a standpoint of col- evening- will still be credited with agerial Duties—Claims to be club. The show grounds are now at irochure made pertaining to the to.- retail distribution licenses to John he Thornton farm, adjacent to the On the advertising committee are lecting specimens the trip was the Green Bros. Deny That They noui Kenroarge-Alabama fight, and 20,000 extra points, in addition to the Hintelmann, incorporated, Otto Stroh- First Man to Go Through Pan- most successful he' has ever made. 5,000 entrance coupon and also In ad- club, and within ten minutes walk- E. Gaddls Plum, chairman, Mrs. J. Are Going: to Discontinue the ihotostitlo copies of tha wreckage menger, Harry Barkan and Freder- ama Canal in a Boat. Wright Brown, Miss Margaret D. He and his son caught five snakes, dition to the points the subscription ick J. Flnncrty. The Kumson inn ng distance. It Is doubtful If any 21 lizards comprising three species, Use of the Land—Lease Wont t this encounter will have a prom- will earn under the regular schedule. summer horse show in the east at- Bryan, Mrs. Joseph R. Busk, Mru, inent place on the wall near tha bell. received a seasonal license. The li- Charles U. Caesar, Mrs. Rufus C. 12 frogs comprising six species, two Expire Until February 15. But this offer Is good only until next quor license for the RumBon Coun- Hector Downe of Trenton, one time racts as many exhibitors from such black widow spiders, s number of The Kearsarge was captained, by Tuesday evening. "horsey" sections as Long Island, Finch, Mrs. W. B. V. Flndley, Mrs. Admiral John A. Wlnslow, and one try club was Issued by D. Frederick :ompany manager for the Dolly Sis- Amory L. Haskell, Miss Anna B. Has- wood beetles, 75 butterflies, compris- A rumor has been going the rounds Every dollar turned in on subscrip- Burnett, state alcoholic beverage ers and Raymond Hitchcock's Wcstchester county. New York, New ing 17 species, 60 dragon flies com- f the famous ihips of the English 'Hitchy-Koo" showe, is the new man- England. Pensylvanla, Maryland and ler, Mre. Julian McCarthy Little, Mro. at Red Bank that Oreen Bros, will avy was sent to the bottom by the tions from the first of the campaign commissioner, owing to the fact that Manton B. Metealf, Mrs. W. B. Ruth- prising 20 species and a yellow slider discontinue the use of the O'Brien until the evening of Tuesday, July oil the governing body of tho bor- lger of Pleasant Inn. Beginning to- Virginia, as does Monmouth county. turtle. Kearsarge's guns. An article from, ough are men who are also members •norrow night performers will enter- rauff, Mrs. Frederick C. Tatum. Mi»J estate automobile parking grounds The Pageant of America" relative 21, is guaranteed to count consider- This year hunter exhibitors will Virginia Uppercu, Newcombe C. Bak- within a short time. This was dis- ably more points than if turned In of the Country club. Councilman: tain continuously In the main ball- find a new outside course. The new Mr. Bennett and his son did their Lo the encounter contains the follow- at any later date in the campaign, James P. Bruce voted against grant- room and at the cocktail bar. er, A. Allen Hudson, Jr., Edward A. specimen hunting in Hyde county. cussed at the meeting of the Cham- ing paragraph: course is a great improvement over Hurd and F. Bourne Kuthrauff. ber of Commerce Tuesday, together In effect until Tuesday, July 21, ing a license to Mr. Karlnja. the one of last year. Instead of the They walked an average of twenty "Strange to say, the Alabama's last Edwin Stewart heads the grounds miles a day mostly over lands cov- with the possibility that the town •roadside announced her own defeat U,000 extra points, In addition to the Borough Attorney William A. Ste- old figure "8," which exhibitors found committee and is assisted by Edward might lease tho land for free park- regular point schedule, will be given rather complicated, the new course ered with high weeds and grasses. by breaking out the Kearsarge's vens was directed to prepare formal D. Bransome, Benjamin C. Fincke, For catching snakes they used two ing, as was done prior to last Feb- for each and every $1 on subscrip- charges and other legal papers for starts in the ring. All the Jump* are pecial stars and (tripes run up the on the outside making a pear-shaped C. Maury Jones, Bourne Ruthrauff Implements, a. stick with a V-shaped ruary. mlzzenmast in stopB on purpose to tions. In other words, Immediately a hearing for Mr. Karlnja, who Is and W. B. Ruthrauff. Effective February IB, Qreen Bros after the night of Tuesday, July 21, charged by state "ABC Inspectors oval. The course finishes in the ring. crotch at one end and anolier longer be broken out only when victory had the campaign manager will total the The show ring 'for saddle horses and On Thursday, ihe opening day, stick with a twine noose. Both of leased the land for a year at a ren- come. Rearing like a stricken horse with violating the state liquor law. Manton B. Metealf, Jr., will head the tal of $2,400 and paid six monthB rent, amount of cash reported by each The council received a notice from Jumpers haa also been greatly im- these sticks when properly used make he Alabama went down stern first, solicitor from the first of the cam- ring committee. J. Schuyler Casey snake catching comparatively harm' or 51,200, in advance. The members while moat of her survivors were Mr. Burnett asking that proceedings proved. will be mastor of ceremonies on Fri- ot the firm are Clifford and Herman paign, and will issue and place to be Instituted against Mr. Karlnja. The show • opens with 70 classes less and easy for an experienced per- rescued by French and BrltlBh boats, day and Bernon 3. Prentice of lawn son. One of the serpents captured L. Green and besides operating thu the credit of each worker 12,000 ex- The date of the hearing will be Bet scheduled. First comes the breeding aa well as by those of tho Kearsarge." tra points for each $1 worth. at the next council meeting. tennis fame will be in charge on Sat- was a copperhead more than four feet parking grounds they are engaged ln Another recent addition to this col- classes, of which there are 11. Breed- urday. the ice business. They staled yester- The ordinance licensing and con- long. Another was a black racer ection at the Ship Ahoy club Is a Subscriptions count two ways un- ng classes at the Monmouth county The judges 'or the 3-gaited Baddle about five feet long. The others were day that they had no Intention of dis- der (his offer, and every one Inter* trolling dogs was adopted. Under ship's model mads by Nicholas horse show havj always been fea- horses and ponies will be General a red back rattler, a timber rattler continuing the use of the land but Booream, grandfather ot MrB. Chariot ested has the personal guarantee of this ordinance all dogs, whether reg- tured, the classes never failing to be Charles I. De Bevolse of the Fair- would keep it In operation for park- the management that this is the big- istered or unregistered, will not be and a small copperhead. L. Bteuerwald of MMdletown, which well filled. field county hunt club horse ehow ing purposes. William O'Brien, one was presented to Mr, Gllllg by Mrs. gest and best extra points offer that permitted to run at large. and Lewis & Waring, secretary and The hunters found three nests of of the heirs of the estate, said thai will be made during the entire cam* Exempt firemen's certificates were Saddle classes, both 3 and 5-galted, lizards containing 31 eggs. They Steuerwald and which now has a bring all the Jersey exhibitors "inter- treasurer of the United Hunts. Gen- if Green Bros, were going out of the prominent place on the clubhouse palgn. No big leads have been se- granted to John G. Anderson, Jr., of eral De Bevoise will also Judge the brought the eggs home with them. parking business hs had no know- cured as yet, and any one entered Rumson fire company, and William ested in such horns, besides many They are shaped like chicken eggs wail. This mods! la the oldest ship •till has an excellent chance of win- Zerr of Oceanlo hook and ladder from out of the state. This year there equitation and saddle-breeding classes. ledge ol it. The six-months' period model mad* In New Jersey, It was Thomas W. Clark of Edgemont, and are about the size of an average paid In advance will not expire until ning one of {he cash bonuses to be company. will be a $250 etake In the 5-galted person's small finger nail. The fe- made at the Booream shipyard at awarded at the end of the drive. class, the winner being proclaimed the Pennsylvania, will cross the state, to August lrr. Little Washington, now South River, An emergency appropriation nf give export opinion of the S-galted male lizard usually curl* around the Telephone, call or write for any In- $1,000 for the relief committee was champion of the class. This stake egge to protect them against enemies. Before last February the Chambe on the south branch of the Rarltan formation desired. approved. will be divided Into 8 prises, the win- horse. ot Commerce had been renting the river, near New Brunswick. Frank A. Bonsai, Jr., M. F. H. of Some of the lizards which Mr. Ben- m • m A resolution was adopted approv- ner getting $100. In the 3-galted nett caught are more than a. foot long. land from the O'Brien estate for free Olyden, Maryland; J. North Fletcher parking for $1,500 a year. The estat ing the sale of »2,500 In bonds to class there will be a (250 stake open Their captor has not been able to SUBMARINE FIFE JJKE. .Woman's Club Plans J. B. Hanauer * Co. of Newark. The to all saddle horses over' 14.2 hands. of Warrenton, Virginia and Earl W. asked $200 per month for a renewal Hopping of New York city, will Judge Identify all of them and he is hop- bid was $2,501.82 and the interest HECTOR DOWNE There will be local 3-galted classes ing for assistance on this score from of the lease. The Chamber of Com- Summer Card Party the hunters and jumpers. Mr. Bon- merce refused to pay this amount It li Used on the River Dredging rate S% per cent. Other bids were for horses owned in both Monmouth the National Geographic society. He Contract at Bed Bank. tho National bank of New Bruns- Mr. Downe, who was company man- and Ocean counties. Pony and I a.. will also Judge the hunter-breed- recently became a member of the and the outcome was that Oreen Members of the ways and means wick, $2,600 3% per cent; L. W. T. ager for George White's Scandals horsemanship classes will also figure'ing classes, and Mr. Hopping, the society and through Information and Bror. leased the land. A rather unusual means is being committee of the Red Bank 'Wom- Coleman of Bumson, $2,500, 4 per when Lucille LaSeur, now Joan Craw- as real features. It is doubtful If polo mounts, Illustrations printed in the society's used to remove the sand and earth an's club met yesterday morning at cent, and George Ivlns of Rumson, ford, was a chorus girl, and who had there Is any show In the east whers TWO SUQHTIiY INJURED. dredged from the river at Red Bank the home of M-B. E. H. Boynton of magazine he identified many of the J2,50O, I por cent. Jackie Coogan's show, "Stop, Look & there are so many young riders. butterflies which he-caught. to deepen and widen the channel. Alston court and dlscuBsed plans for Teams for instructor and pupils, open Hltrond-Bun Driver Flees Followtni The relief committee was author- Listen," on the road for a tour, man- Flames Destroy Mr, Bennett had constructed cages Instead'of having a discharge line on a summer card party to be held ized to cut the tall grass in West aged the recreation pier at Long to teams of * horses pr ponies, com- Eatontown Accident. a trestle, as is ordinarily done, the Tuesday; August 4, at Mrs. Boynton's prised of an instructor and 3 pupils In which to place his captives before Park. Complaint was received that Branch for Daniel Maher in 1G25. He $30,000 Boat he left on his trip. He expects to Two Newark residents were sllghtl; contractor has a submarine pipe line borne. Tables will be placed In the the graBB was so tall It Interfered went from Long Branch to Miami, have been added. about 4,000 feet long through which bouse and on the lawn and porches. make another hunt for specimens In Injured early Sunday morning by with the work of the mosquito ex- New Orleans and the Republic of Hunter classes have always held North Carolina in the fall. He does hit-and-run driver on Broad stree the river bottom land is forced to Mrs. Harry Morford, chairman, termination commission in spraying Panama. He recently completed a sway at Rumson. Practically all the Houseboat Cniiter, Owned by not Intend to keep all of the crea- Eatontown. The car was driven b; property In Mlddletown township presided and appointed the following the ditches. seven-months' engagement at the members of the hone show belong to Arthur C. Brown of Fair Ha- tures that he caught but to either of- Rufus Washington, who with Miss near Tramp Hollow road. Power Is committees: Club Bagdad, Miami. At the regular meeting of the the Monmouth county hounds, of ven, Burned to Water's Edge fer «ome ot them tor sale or donate Dorothy Brooks, a passenger, was supplied by a centrifugal pump of Tibln mnd emrdt—Mr«. William Penn council last Thursday night, Coun- He claims, to bo tha first man in the which Amory L. Haskell is M. F. H. them to zoos and museums of natural treated at Rlvervlew hospital for 600 horse power. The submarine Hn» Btiod.. Mn. J. T. Bfkmtn. cilman Bruce reported that the new —No One on Craft. Chiirt *nd tallli»—Mri. Frank OinUr. world to go through the Panama Besides the $250 champion hunter history. He recently received a let- minor Injuries. is UBed because it Is lew) of an ob- Trite*—Mn. Harry Morford. lighting contract will be ready about canal by boat, making the trip In stake and the 5250 champion-jumper ter of appreciation from the man- Chief of Police Harry Klrkegari stacle to navigation than a trestle Tickets and printing—Mn. Robert July 1. October, 1014, on the crane of the itake, there will be the Billy Brook Arthlou, a houseboat cruiser •would be. However, there la danger Brown and .Mrt. Herman Awndorf. agers of the Bronx Park zoo for a of Eatontown, who was summons' Andrew F. Zerr, relief director, re- crane boat, LaValley. trophy, presented by Mrs. L. L. White, owned by Arthur C. Brown of Qll- contribution of fourteen rare butter- to the acene, found pieces of a Bulcl of boats striking the pipe and to pre- R«frtihminta—Mrs. John Boyland mnd ported II families, representing 56 lespie avenue, Fair Haven, was de- Xf»."HMU Chart. and the" W. Strother Jones memorial flies which he made. Hyde county car and notified the county radii vent this, large signs have been The refreshment committee will be persons, on relief, champion hunter etake. In the polo stroyed by fire Saturday morning. Is 612 miles distant from Red Bank placed at frequent intervals to show Mrs. J. Prentice Kellogg asked that headquarters. The driver has no assltted by Mrs. Leslie D. Seely, Township Officials classes, of which there are 5, the H. The boat -was valued at $30,000 and and Mr. Bennett made the return been apprehended. the location of the line. The con- Mrs, Howard Hlgglnson, Mrs. Mau- the council take some action to have L. Herbert Cup is the outstanding was covered by Insurance to the tractor atates that tho work 1B about the high grass cut down In Rumson trip in 14 hours. rice Schwartz, Mrs. J. T. Beekman To Meet At Asbury one. The cup was flret put up In amount of $10,000. It was moored in Injured at Bumson. two-fifth* done and that it will be mnd Mrs. Allan Frost. - Mrs.- Boynton Park. She said it Is a fire hazard 1924, and has been won by several the river a short distance from the completed by August 1. and a menace to her home and other Brown residence. Three Jersey City persons were In- will have charge of parking facili- E. R. Eaatman, editor of the Amer- outstanding polo mounts, among them jured early Monday morning whet residences. The matter will be in being Tommy Atkins, movie actress, How the fire started Is a mystery. Miss Marie Martin ties. vestigated. ican Agriculturist, Ithaca, New York, their car overturned on Bumson roai license for Mllano Restaurant. In keeping with the club's program and an authority on township gov- Chuckle, Candy Kid, Listen, Littl" No one -was on the boat at the time Mr. Stevens reported that repre- Mr. and Mrs. Brown, who usually To Wed Ken Brower near Bellevue avenue, Rumsoi The mayor and council at a special to make the community a better ernment, will be the guest speaker Silver and last year by J. B. Bald- George Blohm was treated at Rive sentatives of the fire companies had Ing's Maid of Ashalot. spent the nights on board, were in] meeting Monday night awarded a pla.ee In which to live, the club conferred with officials of the Mon before the Stato Association of Miss Marie Martin of Fair Haven, view bospltal tor a cut head an liquor consumption license to the •greed to donate part of the pro- Maine. They were notified of thoi MISS Marle caarim oi * air x mouth Consolidated Water company Township Committeemen next week. The recent death of W. Strother wh w111 become tnB ld8 of scalp abrasions while Mr. and Mrs Mllano Restaurant, Inc., of Riverside ceeds of affairs held by the way: flreflVe and arrived home TuesdavTuesday.. I ° ?? relative to 19 hydrants in the bor- Meeting at the Berkcley-Carteret Jones, Sr., removed from the Mon- O rowor Mrs. Walter Blohm escaped with minor In- avenuo. Councilman Harold S. Allen and means committee to charity. A The flre was discovered by Walter I " "J | - ?°" f^Mr.- and ough not equipped with proper out- hotel, Asbury Park, on July 8, for mouth county horse show and Rum- ed B wer ol E Bi Fro 1 st r et ln juries. cast the only dissenting vote. door prize lor the party will be do- lets, and that a complete survey will their summer conference, tho town- son polo the last of two grand old Rankln and Frank Bailey, who saw|^ ™ * " , ! - the blaze from the river bank. They September, was the guest of honor nated by Mrs. Boynton. be made. ship committeemen will take under men so long honored and respected. t a miscellaneous shower last week Those present at the meeting were consideration the problems arising The first was H. L. Herbert, called turned In the flre alarm. In the meantime Mr. Brown's Bon-ln-law, at the home of Mrs. Harold Webb Mrs. Boynton, Mrs. Morford, Mrs. Sells Waco Cabin Plane. out of the shift In relief from tha by many polo lovers as "the father of Spring street. Asendorf, Mrs. Swiy, Mm. Higsin- William Barclay Harding of Holm- state to the local municipalities. of American polo." For many years Herbert H. Hunter, awoke and saw the blaze. He and Milan Snyder The party was attended by Mils son, Mrs. Strode, Mrs. Brown, Mra del has Bold through the Red Bank The morning session will bo de- he guided the destinies of the United Martin's associates In the law office Schwartz, MrB. E. S. Close, Mrs airport his Waco cabin airplane to voted to a short executive meeting States Polo aseoclatlon and under hla rowed to the burning craft, cut loose the mooring and started to tow the ot Appiegate, Stevens, Foster & Reus- Ganter, Mrs. Frost, Mrs. Boyland, William Lutz of State college, Penn- followed by the address of Mr, East- steering hand that organization sllle. The color scheme for the dec- Mrs. Beekman and Mra. Chark. boat to shore. A tea skiff happened McNAIR'S MARKET sylvania. man on the subject, "Tho Part That branched out into the greatest polo along at the time and took the boat orations was yellow and green. Miss th& Township Government Playa in association In the world. Mr. Her- Martin received a number of useful 19 EAST FRONT ST., RED BANK. Maintaining Local Representation." bert died about a decade ago, and ln tow. A stiff wind was blowing from the West and it was feared gifts. Phone 372. Delegates from over 100 districts his name is revered in Monmouth Tbose present besides Miss Martin ENTRIES IN RED BANK REGISTER county horse show circles by the pre- that if the boat got loose it would have accepted invitations to attend. drift against the Players Boat club. and Mro. Webb were Mm. Verna SUBSCRIPTION CAMPAIGN Following the business meeting- In senting every year of the H. L. Her- Wlckman and Mls«es Mary Ann Sell- Specials ! Friday & Saturday, July 3 • 4th. bert cup in the polo classes. By the time the boat was brought the morning dinner will he served in to the shore the flames had gained Ing, Mildred Herbert, Clara Baun, Al- Names of entrants will be published weekly. Entries invited the Berkelcy-Carterct at 1 p. m. with Associated with Mr. Herbert for wllda Edwards and Ida Hildebrand. In the campaign. Subscriptions may be turned In until 6:0O such headway that it was Impossible no afternoon session. The State As- many years was Mr. Jones, a Virgin- to save the craft. Sparks set flre P. M. next Tuesday fur next week's Register. It is neccsoiry to sociation of Township Committee- ian by birth, and a lover of horses report only one subscription to be listed as an active worker. to the dock on the Brown property men meeting will be opened by J. D. like every son of the old dominion. but the blaze was quickly extin- Sea Bright Church Legs Spring Lamb 211 RED BANK Spiegel, Norma, president. In those early days of polo Mr. Her- guished by the firemen. bert used to spend his winters at BAIRD, WM. DKNISK, 20 Waverly PI. 5,000 Fair July 10,11 JERSEY AIR MARKERS. Lakewood, then the most fashionable SMOKED OX BYRNE, MISS MART, : 35,000 winter resort in America. Polo Liquor Licenses BTJMP CARHART, CALVIN, 238 Spring St. 70,000 became quite a fad, and on the The annus.1 fair and bazar of the cH CHAMBERLAIN, J. E., 178 Blanch Ave 37,000 Letter From the Stale Director of George Gould estate polo became a Issued At Highlands Sea Bright Methodlat church will be Tongues^, | > DENNIS, GEORGE E.. 07 W. Front St 5 000 Aviation on This Matter. flourishing sport Meadow Brook and held Friday and Saturday, July 10 Veal DIRHAN, MISS VERA, 15 Drummond Pi. : 81 00O Editor, Rockaway also took up the sport. and 11, on the sidewalk ln front of DUPRES, MISS M., Womnn'u Club .._ 5,000 Liquor licenses were granted at a Red Bank Register. When the Monmouth county hounds the church. Useful and ornamental DURHAM, WILLIAM I'\, 228 Maple Avc, 26,000 Red Bunk, N. J. meeting of the Highlands mayor and articles, refreshments and homemade GILSEY, MRS. O., Hudson House 35,000 took over tho old Long Branch horse council Monday night The license Shank and Breast Lamb Stew 2 lbs 25c Dear Sir: phow, In which the lato P. J. Collier, bread, cake* and pies will be sold. GIIULLO, PETE, 12 Wall St. B,000 fees totaled $7,88(1. Those whose li- Rev. Howard N. Amer, pastor, la KOBND QualMy EDMONDKON, ARTHUR, Cherry St. 5,000 This department la deeply appre- Rufus C. Finch and Amory U Ha»- censes were renewed were Mrs. Edna ciative of your co-operation in the kell became Interested In, Mr. Her- ln general charge of the arrange- FEDDERSON, JOHN H., 49 Peters PI. _ 78 000 matter of helping to establish nir Kruee, Mel Johnson, J. Julius John- ments. A short time ago he Issued CHUCK HARVEY, MRS. FRANK, 14',4 Worthley St. . 30,000 markers. bert formed the Rumeon polo club in son, William Conners, FJmll Auneri, order to make a circuit for players an appeal to the community to lend Roast HARVEY, MRS. S., 211 licrRcn PI. 1 68,000 Tlicrn is only myself to do field Fred Mohr, Mrs. Minnie Cummins, whatever support possible to the fair LINTON, M., Red Bunk _.. 76,000 work In the' department of aviation as Meadow Brook and Rockaway. He Lestor Wheeler, John H. Bahrs, (Boiled) Roast immediately called upon his friend, and bazar as the fate of the church MASTER, MRS. V,, Newman Springn Road 29,000 and 1 shall get around at the quick- Frank Molltor, Leo Hocan, Otto depends upon the result of this NITTINOEn, MISH DOROTHY, 08 Harding Rd 32,000 est possible opportunity to the list Mr, Jones, to take over the preslden Betz, Mrs. Florence Parlllo, Jacob lh of prospective roofs which nrn bolnif cy of the newly formed organization, event. If the fair Is a success the REAMER, MISS KATHRYN, 16 Wallace St 30,000 fin splendidly furnished us by tho Knodell, Fred Koch, Jacob Castle- church will be able to clntlnue, but Fresh Chopped Meat 2 » VAN BRUNT, MRS. LILLIAN, 174 Branch Ave. 5,000 and under his direction the Rumson baum, Edward Welnhelmer, John K. press of IMP. entire BIRIO. polo club dhared fame with Meadow if It In not {ho church will bo forced VANNESH, MRS. ALIDA, 59 Linden PI. 5,000 Afi vnu Unciw, New Jersey hsis not Ahern and Mlchaal Mendet. to close Its doors. WHiIJAMS, JOHN, Newman Springs Rd. 5,000 only tho busiest but tho safest air- Brook long after the Rockaway coun- Because Mr. Ahtrn and Mr. Mendes UNITED SERVICE GROCERS. try club teams fell under tho »p«ll Anelstlng Mr. Amer with the ar- WILSON, EI/VVOOD. B3 Wlllto St. 5,000 wuy** In the. workl. New Jersoy nlr- ure members of the counoll they did rnngements are Mrs. Amor, Mr. and WILTSHIRE, MRB. HARRY, 72 Sunset Dr 70,000 pnrts handle more than one-quarter of Meadow Brook. not vote on the licenses and their own CRAX CRACKERS 14c 1b. of tiio (Millie, mall. expi-PBu and pas- Mrs. Clarence Btevtna, Mrs. John OUTHIDK ItF.Il HANK sciiRers or tho United Ktates, iind It When the Rumson polo club w&s licenses were approved by D. Fred- Lindsay and Mrs. Hugh Ssyre. GREEN CIRCLE PEAS 2 cans 25c 'orined polo had then reached Its erick Burnett,, state alcoholla bev- BAKRMAN, MRS. M., Atlantic HlghlandH 33,000 Is almost flveyenrs slnre, a psisacn^cr Silver Swan TOILET TISSUE 6 rolls 25c life hns been Innt i commercial avia- zenith. Mr. Jones soon had all ths In- erage commissioner. BAKKK, MRB. MURIKL, Matuwnn _ _ —, SS.0OO n tion In this stiiti!. crantlonal players from ffingland, A new license was granted to Auxiliary Card I'afty. Green Circle DILL PICKLES qt. jar 15c BARNES, WILLIAM, Jr., Kcyporl ._.. 25,000 Thin phenomenal Bnf0|y record In a Thomas LaBrocco of Naveslnk ave- The ladles' auxiliary of the Play- BPANNIGAN, MM. THOMAS, Kennsburg . Ireland, India and Latin America, »i Flagstaff Little Gem PEAS 2 cans 37c _ r.,000 deep ilouico of BiitlNfaciloii and wo well BB tho famous Mldwick team nue. The application ot SS. Wilson ers boat club will hold a card party CODDINGTON, EDWIN W., Mldillctown .._ — B.OOO lope, by mnnUnif the dally Increun- Polly Sardines, in Pure Olive Oil 3 cans 25c COVJCRT, JOHN, Hen Jirlsht from California, showlnfc their skill for the renewal of his license «u Wednesday afternoon, July 15, at the _ 5.000 Ing nerlal truflk-. wllh navigational laid over until tonight due to com- homo of Mrs. IGugene Lleneck on DENNETT, MISS MADELINE, HlKhlnmln „._ o;i,ooo ami other ttldn lo maintain our safe- at Rurnson. Flagstaff PINEAPPLE JUICE 2 cans 25c KLLIBON. MISS MAROARF.T, MiilcllfHnwn _ ty reconl. Accurate and cnnnlriicllvi plaints that nolle from the tavern Sixth avenue, Atlantic Highlands, 31,000 avlutloll Hewn In our pretri During the long career of the late disturbed neighbors. starting at 2 o'clock. A bingo party HIRES ROOT BEER ..lar8e bot. 10c IflVKRETT, JACK, Eatontown _ B.000 of in- Mr. Jones, he saw the greatest polo HARRIS, MIBS RUTH O., Heors St., Kcypmi valiiabln.nnslstance will be held Thursday evening, July GREENDALE SODAS 3 qt. bottles 25c _ 5,000 Kindest, rewards. players the game ever produced, GETS AN IMraOMPTO BATH. 23, at 8 o'clock at the clubhouse. A HAV1CNH, MISS ALICK, Ilumnun .- 5,000 among them Foxball Keeno, Harry Flagstaff Sardines in Tomato Sauce 2 cans 19c HENNESSEY, MRS. LEO, Fnlr Haven ttlncerely( nnllKht sail has boan scheduled _ RO.OOO I'ayno Whitney, Tommy Hitchcock, for the first week In August- HOFFMAN, J. H., Highlnnds 5,000 Olll Robb Wilson, New York Guest Evils Into TlnUrn CampfireMARSHMALLOWS... 1-tb.pkg. 19c Mntn Illrtctor nf Avlntlon. J. Watson Webb, Dever«\ix Milburn, Manor Lake Atfor »'Kl«hJng Trip. KHNNA, MIBS IHAHICLLK, Entontnwn. ... _..- 25,000 I-uln Laeey, Jsclt Neluon, Lenlie Flagstaff PEANUT BUTTER Mb. jar 19c LANCASTER, H0WAHD, Fnlr Hnv«n _ 7(1,000 Chonpe, Manuel Andrada, ffirlo Ped- Mrs. Charles Gain of Now York who is stopping at the Linoroft inn Bunco Party Tuesday. NEW POTATOES 16-qt. bskt. 99c IJinnHAUSER, CHARLES H, Pert Momnmilli .-.._ 30,000 Opens Mliiplulr Million. ley, Gerald Haidlnff, Winston Clueit The Red Hank camp of Patrlotlo PITCIHBR, HARRY. Ilolmrltl _ as a guest of Mr. and Mra. Dante 5,000 Peter iMngltore of Mlddlctown, and many of the younger players. He Order of America will hold a bunco NEW POTATOES 6 Ib«. 25c PODinLKraKY, MISS FHK1DA, Keyport J. 5,000 caw the famous "Argentine Flash" Daverio, was a member of a merry »PMiP.I a Hinrimr K,,«nl|nn BtaUon party In its lodgs rooms In the Clay- RAUB, M18B RUTH, Port Momnouth 36,000 Luis Lacny make his debut on tha fishing party that spent yesterday JERSEY STRING BEANS ..... 2 tb.. 9c yesterday on the CJrovor 1'ailior prop- ton * Magee building on Broad street REKD, KDWIN, Matawan __ 30,000 erty on Hrosd street, Hlirew.bury Rumson field back In 1922; Captain afternoon on TlnUrn Manor lake. As HONEYDEW MELONS 19c each aTBVKNfl, MIBS JEAN, Rumson 8,000 near the Tap House. The station Is "Pat" Donrlc, lhh.. Irian Unc«r of the •he w.« stepping out of the bout, fol- on Tu«d«y night. July 7. Mrs. Dud- lowing • most enjoyable afternoon, CANTALOUPES , 2 lot 26c THOItNK. H. MARVIN, New Monmouth . 5,000 "«lng operated by Richard Linos PPoon a IIIoinoI ,, flr,t,, .how ilgnilgn,, of lev Hhatter Is ohalrmnn o( the com- tha loot her balance and fsll In. She ZOOKKK, MIBS AI,IDA, H»xlet 75,000 formeformer nttfndont for th» Standard groatne».t ; EnE 0 r«dley made his de- mittee in charge. Prlws will bo SUNKIST ORANGES 32c do*. was fished out by Mr, Daverio, none companypany. but in the Wi.junio. r...j—»•-•»•——•»»••« championship and• <»•• nun DUI ny car, «^sv«riu, non« awardtd th« winners end refresh- ding gradually rfa.trem.th. won* tor fa« inwwowtu bath. ments] will tot served, RED BANK REGISTER, 2» 1936. Pace Three While here h« attended his 1982 clau f Summit, president of the State Personals. reunion. Investigation In rub and Game Commission. Walkathon Enters Mra. Florence Randall, mother of Colonel Leonldas Coyle, state fire Mr. and Mri. Henry Hurwltz and Its Third WeeK Dr. Allan B. Randall of Broad street, warden, faced his first Investigation family oJ Brooklyn, New York, have Bribe Offer n 22 years with the service as the Neivart moved to 93 Flnckney road. Mr. Hur- i medical patient at Rlverview The walkathon at the huge tent Jersey lOspltaL _»^____ State Board of Conservation and De- L. BAMBERGER & CO. wits la in charge of Department 8 On Racing Bill elopment began hearings on a Atlantic Park, Atlantic Highlands at the Blgmund Eisner company, charges by a group of South Jersey ntered Its third week of grind with Mr. and Mm. H. Mazzur and their Morticians Hold iportsmen and farmers. ill the contestants still competing. two sons of Penacook, New Hamp- Manager of Horse Racing Asso- The complainants demanded Mr. Ln European sensation, one fall shire, have taken up their residence Annual Meeting nd out—there Is no Becond chance 'oyle's dismissal, and charged him •hen a contestant falls to the floor »t 105 Harrison avenue, Mr. Mazzur ciation Say* He Wat Aiked 1th Inefficiency In the Chatsworth CLEARANCE! Heavy Army Duel* Is a member of the firm of Mazzur At the annual meeting ot the Fun- nd any part of the body above the for $6,000—Compulsory Au- re thlj spring which caused the tnees, Including both knees, touch Brothers ot Maple avenue. eral Directors' association of Mon- leaths of five fire fighters. They also Mrs. John Dougherty and daugh- mouth and Ocean counties Monday to Inspection. he floor, that constitutes a fall and night In the Trocadero at West End, ought decentralization of the forest he conteatant ig automatically out. ter. Miss Ruth Dougherty, of Den- Ire fighting system. ver. Colorado, spent the week-end Ferd B. Lefferson of Manasqiiah was elected prealdept for the ensuing Trenton, July 1 (AP)—A New Colonel Coyle, who directs forest with Mr. and Mrs, Albert W. Worden Jersey senate committee carried of Bast Front street. Formerly res- year. Harry W. Posten of Atlantic ire fighting by radio from an air- idents of Pennsylvania, Mrs. Dough- Highlands was named vice president over this week Its Investigation of lane, organized the present system. erty and her daughter moved to Den- and Willis A. Woolley of Long charges that a S6.000 bribe was so- Major William G. Sloan of Prince- AWNINGS ver several years ago. Miss Dough- Branch was made secretary and licited from a horse race gambling on, a veteran engineer who played arty la a teacher of physical educa- treasurer. Mr. Lefferson succeeds supporter to report a bill from com- i large part in designing the state tion In West Denver high school dur- Harvey B. Bedle, Jr., of Keyport. mittee. ilghway system, resigned as state With sides Without sides ing the school term and Instructor Guests at the banquet and session When the committee reconvenes highway engineer. He said his resig- In B. fresh air camp In Central Valley, Included Past • National President July 7, it will hear six more wit- nation was requested by Highway near Bear Mountain, in the summer. John F. Martin of Elizabeth, State nesses—whose Identities have not Commissioner E. Donald Sterner, They expect to return to their home Association Secretary John H, Broe- been announced—and la expected to with whom he has been at odds on In September. mel ot Newark, State Board Secre- conclude the only Investigation or- policy. Mr. and Mrs. Ogden Mills of Plain: tary Bert A. Waters of Jersey City, dered by the 1030 legislature. The state finished the fiscal year, 1.49 2.T8 Formerly 1.79 Held, formerly of Red Bank, are Field Secretary of the State Board At the first meeting Ernest Shaw, 935-6, with a cash balance of $14,- 1.00 - spending a week visiting relatives and and State Association John A. Car- general manager of the Horse Rac- 122,314—including the *15,60O,O0O ob- frtwnlr-tie rs—Mrs—Kate -Mills of roll of Elizabeth, William B.-Mathlo ing Aracndmen^asaociatlon of New tained from the Dorrence estate tax Bamberger'e substantial, loog-wefci- 9o,m.wLjUi ronwir to Montclalr has also been visiting rel- of Pitman, Gustev A. Novak of Perth Jersey, repeated from tKe~~itaBo" " noney. —It-was $10,503,915morethan atives here. Amboy, and John W. Flock, Jr., of charge that Charles A. Righter of Lhe cash balance, a year ago. Ing^army-ducl—window awning*,—foi- Miss Minnie Rongo of Long Branch Long Branch, Members of the Mon- Boonton, a senate committee clerk, the price of ordinary drill! Green 1» on her summer vacation from her mouth and Ocean association present, asked him for (5,000 to report the 8.00_3.»8 5_9'a- _ii.on_K urn duties at Whelan's drug store at besides those mentioned. Included horse racing gambling bill. Legion Auxiliary and orange, green and green, green Broad and White streets. John W. Flock, Sr, and Ralph J, The measure, which was not moved 3—W Mr. and Mrs. John E. Simonds and Damlano of Loner Branch, Harry C. from committee, would require pas- Nominates Officers and tan. Also solid green with side*. 10—T 8.75L-4.75 F. Worden of Red Bank, David B. family of South Orange have taken sage by two successive legislatures Not every color in every size. Widths up their residence at 178 Maple ave- Reldy of Asbury Park, Charles H. T. before submission to the voters as a Nomination of officers for the en- 4_7'6* _ 9.50_4.75 Clayton and eon, C. Ensley Clayton, suing term was the order of business nue. Mr. Blmonds Is a salesman for constitutional amendment. It would 30, 36,42 and 48 inches. i-S" 0.75_4.M a wholesale furniture company. of Adelphla, Thomas R. Hardy of permit parl-mutuel betting at horse at the meeting of Shrewsbury Unit Belmar, and W. David DeRoche of races. No. 168, American Legion post La- Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Dennis of East Point Pleasant. dles' auxiliary, last Thursday In th UPHOLSTERY • Bamberaer's Slrth Floor Orange, formerly of Red Bank, were Righter, called to the stand, de- Post rooms on Broad street. The fol- flunday guests of Mrs. Dennis's William Fosten of Atlantic High- nied Shaw's charges as "an absolute lowing officers were nominated: brother and slster-ln-law, Mr. and lands was enrolled as a member of lie." President—Mrs. Thomas Mead. Mre. George Delatush of Conover the organisation. The subject pf per- Shaw testified that Righter, clerk First vice president—Mrs. Ottmar Phil lane. forming post-mortems at the various of the law revision committee, ap- lips. Miss Doris Jones of Sunset ave- hospitals In the .two counties was dis- Second vice president—Mrs. Charles proached him In his office. He quoted Sklllman. nue, who la employed In Foft's candy cussed and it was voted to extend an Righter as saying It would coat Sen- Treasurer—Mrs. John Ph&lfTenberser. store, Is enjoying her Bummer vaca- Invitation to Dr. C. A. Pons ot Asbury ator Elmer King, Morris county Re- Secretary—Mrs. Carl E. Bremer. tion. Park and Dr. Gordon of the Marlboro Sergeant-at-arme—Mrs. William Chand publican, chairman of the committee, ir. state hospital to confer with the "$50,000 next year to run for office MIJSS Loretta Regan ot Hudson ave- members of, the association at the Chaplain—Mrs. Walter Boyd. nue la having a vacation of two again and we have to raise that Mrs. Dudley Shaffer reported an next meeting. Past National Presi- RAJAH BERGMAN. weeks from her position with the dent Martin spoke of the annual money somewhere." expenditure of $21.13 for child wel- American Metal Co. of New York and Righter, questioned by Shaw, de fare. Mrs, John Phelffenberger re- state convention to be held Septem- It Is a 24-hour continuous grind, la sojourning at Oscawanna In upper ber 15 to the 18th at Atlantic, City. nied. he was ever In the horse race ported on historical events ' which New York state. gambling advocate's office and added took place In June. Mrs. Carl E. with 15 minutes out of every hour Dorothy H. Hodgklss, daughter of hat he did not know where It was. Bremer, chairmai n of the Fldac, re- granted for rest or sleeping periods. Mr, and Mrs. William Hodgkiss of Senator King told the commlttei ported that she will hold a Fldac tea The master of ceremonies, Gordon Good Cheer- Fair Haven, and Margaret Ellen Mc- Eatontown Woman he had "no knowledge of the entire at her home on Friday, July 17. Whitney, and the comedian. Rajah Keon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mi- Entertains Sister affair" and said he had never au- Two new members were received Bergman, keep the show moving at chael McKeon of Newman Springs thorized Righter or anyone to speak by the unit. They are Mrs. Kathe- a fast pace, and it is the opinion of road, were baptized Sunday after- for him about any bills. rine Chrlstman and Mra. Mabel Bed- the audience that theae two are the noon at St. James' church by Rev. Mrs. George Steele of Tlnton ave- ford. beBt ever seen In this vicinity. nue, Eatontown, was hostess Tues- Autolsts must pay 50 cents fo: ITrancia J. Dwyer. compulsory Inspections by agents o A vote of thanks was accorded Tho mammoth tent, seating over Beverages day afternoon at a luncheon and Mr. and Mre. Harry Kohn and chil- the motor vehicle department unde Mrs. Edith Smith, an auxiliary mem- 6,000 la well ventilated and comfort- dren of Miami Beach, Florida, for- bridge party held at the Mon Paris ber, for the use of her summer camp: able. Josh Kitchen, the manager, an- room of the Monmouth County a new law signed by Governor Hoff- mer residents of Red Bank, are man. The bill, last of the 278 passed "Tall Beeches," at Tlnton Falls fo nounces that an acrobatic porform- •pending a few weeks north on a Country club In honor of her sister, the party given to children who sold ance will be staged this week and For the Fonrm Mrs. Daniel Green of Lacanada, by the 1036 legislature, was approved popples for the benefit of the unit's business and social trip. Mr. Kohn by the governor shortly before th also an exhibition of tap dancing by who was the proprietor of Ye Gem Mrs. Green was an alternate and welfare fund. three of his young daughters. Mr. Green a delegate at the Demo- deadline for his signature. The next meeting will be held July 12 krge 24-08. bottles, 1.39 Shoppe when residing here, paid a Legislators who opposed It said It Radio station WNEW Is broad- pleasant call at The Register office cratlo national convention last week 8 at 2:30 p. m., when the election o casting the walkathon four times Monday afternoon. He and his fam- at Philadelphia. would add 300 motor vehicle agents officers will take place. to the department and cost $600,000 dally: 11:15 a. m., 5:45 p. m., 9:30 Last Fourth of July we made Kindreds' of partle* Mix** ily are In exceedingly good health The decorations consisted of red, p. m. and 12:15 midnight, and 11:15 and are very glad to be back amongst white and blue, with flowers and to administer. Others who approved APPBECIATION. more successful with these delicious beverages— ' 'A$*ortment Anurtmmt It supported it as a safety measure. and 7:15 P. M. Sundays when Mr. friends la this vicinity, even for a palms. Hawaiian muslo was played Whitney and Rajah Bergman will made ot fresh fruit syrup, pure filtered and carbon- S Root Beer short stay. during the luncheon. Favors were The law provides that any motorist The Begtster Thanked for Helping 3 Cream Soda 6 Ginger Ala who refuses to permit the Inspection present a special feature. ated water. This year we're prepared to take e«re Mrs. Sills Robinson ot Stanford hand-made menu cards showing With Bonus Delivery. 2 Raspberry or who refuses to post on his wind' of you with a case of 12 botles of any one flavor 2 Cherry 3 Club Soda vllle, New York, formerly of Red scenes of Paris. Handerchlefa were Red Bank, N. J., STATE TOWNSEND RALLY. given as prizes at each table. shield an inspection tag Is liable t or with the assortments listed at the right. 2 Grape 3 Lime Ricke? Bank, was a week-end guest ol Mrs. a $100 flno. June 30, 1936. Edwin Brown of Marlboro. Those attending were Mrs. Ernest Tho motor vehicle commissioner, Editor of Register, New Jersey Clubs to Gather at As- Miss Elizabeth Mahon of Water- Arend, Mrs. Martin A. Quirk of Bed Red Bank, N. J. buiy Park August 2. Have a pknlcuAiK~iket<> fine foddi! bury, Connecticut, is spending a week Bank, Mrs. F. Bliss Price of Eaton- Arthur W. Magee, Is authorized to town, Mrs. Henry Kohl and Mrs. M purchase or rent any property fo; Dear Sir: A state rally ot the Townsend pen- MARCEAO B0NELE§S A1*D SKINLESS SARDINES. Our own ttficy quality Importation from •with her sister, Miss Nan Mahon, of examination stations. On, behalf of the Post Office De- 7 Hance road. O'Meara of Rumson, Mra. Joseph partment I desire.to express to yo sion club's of New Jersey will be held Portugal, for sandwiche* and hon d'oeuvro*. 3K ot. can, IB*! K oz. can, 38e) 6 for 1.84 Lynch. Mrs. B. H. Elfhoof, Mrs. James State Republicans prepared to bi Sunday, August 2, in Convention hall, Mrs. Louis Callahan of Brown my sincere appreciation of the pub- FRUITIDOR* QUEEN OLIVES. Fancy Seville variety. Large )ir, plain, giant t!», 38e| 3 far 1.14 placo Is spending a week with Mrs. Parkinson, Mrs. Robert Lee Mor- gin their campaign for Governor Al- licity which you gave to the delivers Asbury Park. Morning, afternoon Balnton of Seaside Park. dccal, Mrs. CharleB Newton, Mrs. L. fred M. Landon for President with and certification of the Adjustec and evening sessions will be held and I-arge j«r, stuffed, mammoth size 44ej 3 ler 1.28 ^ F, Dunlap, Mrs, Walter Dear and announcement of a committee ol Service Bonds. special entertainment will be pro- Paul Little, son of Mr. and Mrs. party leaders who will aid Henry W Tour two-column article on th« Thomas L. Little of Bergen place, Mrs. Louis Baiter of Loch Arbor, vided. Including* addresses by speak- , BAMBERGER'S ENGLISH STYLE BISCUITS. 10 varieties of filled and plain biscuits. 5-Ib. box, Me Jeffcrs, state campaign manager and BREAST ol day. He was stricken at his summer on Friday evenings at 11:30 o'clock. SWIFT'S home at Browstcr, New York. Starting tomorrow a new group of BROOKFIELD Mr. and Mrs. John Splllano and young artists will be heard on "The Lamb or Veal c daughter Margaret of McLaren streo Radio Stage," Including radio contest are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Richard winners of the past three months. On BUTTER Tobln of Cedarhurst, Long Island. the program will bs heard Helm Hil- 14° *" lb Mlsa Mary Ornn of Mechanic C Air-Light Cases mer, baritone; Harriet Wood, reader; street, who graduated from the Red "Chlckle" Whltlege, singer, and this 33 * Bank Cathollo high school las month's winners, "The Bay Shore TENDER month, will enter Drake's bualness Trio," consisting of Charlw and Wil- college at Perth Amboy In the fall. liam Ltebhaueer and Charles Lube, 2to 7average), (One Found Bolls) c William Bloom of Wnshlngton all of Fort Monmouth. CHUCK STEAK with strong doable i*H I|»ed eanvas covering «tr««t has accepted a ponltlon with Tho churoh of the air usually heard C SELECTED Tetley's store on Brood »treot. Friday afternoons at 4 o'clock will be As Usunl ! Jack Btoyo, Jr., son of Follcoman on the air at 4:30 o'clock starting 19 " and Mr«. John flloyo of Throekmor- tomorrow. The churoh of Christ (Prime Beef) BEST CUTS EGGO do*S. ' ton avenue, atarted new duties Mon (Scientist will bo held on the second rlu 7.50_SALE Fit I Mi 4.ff 5 d»y morning In a Philadelphia Wool and fourth Fridays and the Voice ot 33 worth store nftor being transferred BEST MADE Philosophy will be heard on the first PRIME Hero's s sale tliat will start you on your travels with a cool saving of 3VA% on smart, from the local store. and third Fridays. Rosa Wiley of McLaren street, a BOLOGNA and BOW, Jight weight luggage! These cases are covered with striped twecd-finlsli woven canni member of tho Und Bank high school Bowling Club (lard Tarty. RIB Cottage Cheese FRANKS of the strength usually reMirvdd for trunks; hand stitched eowlilde edges give a smart «p. faculty, left Monday morning for a Eleven tables wero in play Thurs for boya' camp near Lnko Hopntcong, day afternoon at a card party of tho ponrnnco nml extra protection. Solid lenther handles; four roomy pocketa; finn moire where he will bo a councilor for the Lndy Elks bowling club of Red ROAST 3 "* 25° summer. Bank on the lawn of Mrs. Frank 19!. (Excellent) linings ... all tho (Inn details yon expect in up-to-tlie-inlnuto eases. 16, 18, 21 and 24 Sherry's homo at Long .Branch. At- Abraham Zager, son ot Mrs. Roso c Inch iiizea. Initialed at no extra charge. Zager ot William street, has accept- tractive prl*es were awarded and re- 1VAHGK RIPE ed a poaltlon with the Monmouth freshments were ssrved. The, com- lb FANCY County Mosquito Extermination com- mittee In charge comprised Mrs CALIFORNIA VALENCIA emission. Thomas King elfclrman, Mrs. Wilbur Cantaloupes Hat hdim, pultmam mid wardrobe oatot to match for, your mart travel tnumbte! Mill Mary HomsoTwot of Ilumnon, [lymlngton, Mr«. RobeH Graham and Mrs. Sherry. 21 ORANGES a graduate of the Red Bank Catho- llo high sohool this year, will begin 2'" 25° (Finn/Quality 8t«er Beef) ••mberaert feeent Floor A bonaflde newtpaper circulation (Vine Blpeoed) a course la Coleimn'a business col- -th» kind Th« RegliUr ha»-l« the 5' 25° leg* at Newark next Monday. only kind that count* with th* ad William Oarrattl ot New York, « vartlscr. No premiums or. other In graduate ot R«d Bank high lohool, ducements have ever bean offered to Oon't He»IUt«-\F«lk Fifty J>wt From Broad Htr«*t and «»T« K% «m Your Fnofl Bill. •pant th« weekend wlti (rieodj Mcura olrauJ»tlfln«—>Adv»rui«ment, u. * iw. OM ' RED BANK REGISTER, JULY 2,1986. th» c»r, tola police he wai forced off Newark wara Sunday guasta of Mr. trip to Manchester, Ntw Huapahlra. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Johnson, SPIBTUAL CHURCH OF Towiuend Meeting. Mrs. Chamberlain will probably re- A meeting of the Towiuend dub Mulligans Wed 25 the ro»d by another car. and Mrs, Austin Harvey. WM brought homi Sunday from Fit- DIVINE ROSE Mr. and Mr«. W. Lee Carroll h*ve Mri. Soy Rosenberg and children main sometime with relatives there, kin Memorial hospital, whera she """""" ><°'d * Fo"" Avt- of Red Bank will be held Tuesday reopened their summer home on are visiting Mrs. Rosenberg's par- but Mr. Chamberlain w.ill return tn has been In an Incubator crib. Mrs. KEANSBURC, N. J. night, July 21, »t the town h«ll._lt Years Thursday Buena. Vltta ayenue, and Mr. and ents, Mr. and Mrs. Qreenblatt of a few dayi. Johnson returned home on Wednet- Tue., Tb.r., .« 2:30 P. M. Mrs. Benjamin K. Gatlns are at their Blr.ghamton, New YorX. Mr. and Mrs, Albert Degllng of dsy of U»t week. 1B expected that a report of the Town- East Orange and their sons Donald "V Frl, Sun., 8 P. M. send convention at Cleveland will be Red Bank Couple Celebrate Sil- summer home on Wilson circle. Mrs. Edward Croxier of Fair Haven Victoria Houston n»s recovered K.»n«HirB 77.-J for appolntmtnt. Miss Jennie Worthley, visiting road and Miss Cora Parker of River and Albert were recent guests of Mr. from an attack of Intestinal grip. . HEV. PHOEBE DAILEY rendered at that time. ver Wedding With Party at DegllnB'fl aunt, Mra. Fred Vorberg. made our ! nurse, la having a two weeks' vaca- road are 111. M The lake here his ben stocked with Pleasant Inn—Speeches and j tlon. The Fair Haven Women's Dem-1 Mrs . Fre^dd NeuN , Sr.S , hah s beeb n sufferff - trout, for the third time this season vacation' Entertainment. Mr. and Mrs. George Hallanan odratlc club will meet tonight at 8 ing from lumbago, but la Improving. Although the library will be closed gave a welcome home party Satur- o'clock at the home of Mrs. George The building and loan association on the holiday Itself, Independence possible" day night for their daughter. Miss Harm of Fair Haven road. of thle place waa represented at tho day Is being appropriately commem- Mr, and Mrs. Bernnrd F. Mulligan Dorothy Hallanan, who arrived home monthly meeting of the Monmoutb "My wife and I both needed MONMOUTH ST. of Shrowabury nvenuo entertained 75 Miss Jane Covant of the Fair orated at the Navealnk library by a a rest but we didn't hEva Thursday after studying a year In Haven public library reports that and Ocean county building and loan display of books and pictures on pa- the cosh. Then a friend itnt relative's and friends Thursday night Spain. Mlus Hallanan, who is a from January 1 to June 30 the libra- league last Thursday evening at Ai- RED BANK at Pleasant Inn In celebration of triotic subject*, Including the Declar- u» to you. You loaned ui 36 student at the New Jersey Colloge ry has circulated 8,770 books. The bury Park by George P. Williams, ation of Independence, the Constitu- enough to take the vacation their silver wedding anniversary. for Women at New Brunswick, won majority of books read are fiction Mr, and Mrs, Daniel H, Common, tion, and some of the famous Amer- Tablca were decorated with pink we needed and now we repay SHOP EARLY FOR THE WEEK-END ! a scholarship. Twenty guests at- but more readers are turning to non-Mr. and Mrs, Fred Meyer and Mr. icans Instrumental In their forma- a «mall amount each month. rambler roses and a large wedding tended the party. flctlon. Tho library picture collec- and Mra. Charles M. Keefer. Mr. tion. Are you doing without • for vour convenience this store will be cake formed a centerpiece for the Miss Gladys Nledcrer leaves today tion Is growing rapidly and there Keefer graduated from a class which The regular monthly meeting.of vacation because you don't speakers' table. studied building and loan fundamen- OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL 10 P. M. to visit Miss Ruth. Baurldcl of are now 300 picturep s on mountings the board of trusteas of the library have cash? If you are,- Mrs. Mulllgan'6 niece, Mrs. Rita Grantwood, New Jersey.' The two dd f otherh s cutt and tals during the winter, association will be held Thursday we'll help you. See us today. STOBE WILL CLOSE SATURDAY, JULY 4th. at 1 T. M. Douglas, was toastmaster. The and hundrods of young women will spent} the holiday readyy to mount. Magazineg s have MUs Kathlyn Guttormsen has boen evening, July 9, at 8:1H. The library speakers included Rev. Dr. John B. week-end In the Catskllls. Kd spending a week's vacation at King- committee will meet Wednesday af- Loana up to SJOO—is month! to rapar McCloskey and Mr. and Mrs. Mul- been donated by Mrs. Minnie Kend- We Sell Quality Meats Application has been made to the rlck and Mrs. Clara Lockwood. ston, New York. She Is assistant ternoon, July 8, at 8:80. Charfei ara 2'/i% on unpaid mbntMr ligan's eon Edward, ai medical stud- borough council for the transference postmistress of . Leonardo. On her balance. ent. Miss Betty Janosko of New Four, .children were confirmed Sun- visit she haa been occompanled by Electric Bids-, SOI Bun Avimii, • Only at These Prices! of the retail consumption liquor li- day at the Chapel of Holy Com- Leonardo Couple to Wed. Monmouth sang, Frank Haley enter- cense of Paul Pazlcky, who operates ; her mother, Mrs. B. P. Gutturmnell. Miss Rita Dunne, daughter of Mr. Phom A. P. TB95. Ucn». No. t7O tained with a tap dance and John munion by Rev. Charles B. Colmar, ROOM 1002 a__t*vern_J>n Lafayette street, to blshlp of Puerto Rico.. Those con- Mrs. Sidney Morgan of Broad and Mrs. Peter S, Dunne, and Jos- "THDRSDATTFKIPAY AND SATURDAY ! Haley—Rave- a—novelty—danefe—MFB.- James J. Sammon ^>f Allen street: street,-Rcd Bank,- gave-blrth. to a eph Sheohan, son pf Mr. and Mrs. A3BURY PARK. N. J. Mulllgan and Mifls Elizabeth Vaughan firmed were ^Aubrey and NofmarT OPEN FRIDAY EVEN1NCS Mrs. Benjamin Johnson Is con- Cameron, S.tanley Fielder and Flor- daughter Thursday night at Rlver- Timothy Sheehan, both of Leonardo, FANCY FRESH gave an exhibition of the Highland fined to her home with illness. vlew hospital. Mrs. Morgan be/ore will be married Wednesday afternoon, Uaun to WOR SMS P. M. Mon, W.«, Trt. PRIME fling. A trio of Mra. Douglas, Miss encj Jeffrey. her marriage was MISQ. Frances Su- The annual harvest home of Holy James Newburg of Fair Haven July 8, at 2:30 o'clock, at Bt Agnes's Janosko and Edward Mulligan sang Cross church will take place Friday plnsky of this place. churoh at Atlantic Highlands. A re- "I'll Take You Home Again Kath- road was treated at Rlvervlew hos- Mr. and.Mrs. Clarence H. Mowen, RIB and Saturday, August 14 and 15. Miss pital Saturday for a burn on his left ception will be held at the Molly PERSONAL FOWL leen," Mrs. Mulligan's favorite songi Helen O'Rourke Is general chairman. accompanied by Richard Jeffries of Pitcher hotel; The bride Is a teacher Charles Gotschalk and his Pleas- hand received from a firecracker. He Torrington, Connecticut, ha,ve start- FINANCE COMPANY The Rumson pofltofflce will close at was treated and later released. In the Leonardo grade school, AJX SIZES ant inn orchestra played for danc- ed on the first lap of .their trip to the ROAST ing. Mr. and Mrs. Mulligan received 9 a. m. on July Fourth, Western coast, first stopolng at Tor- many useful silverware ulfte. Councilman Lewis T. Wilson has Leonardo. rlngton to let off Mr. Jeffries, who Is Others present were Dr. and Mrs.recovered from an attack of grip. His Mrs. Mowen's father, He had been William H. Lawes, Councilman and sister, Miss Julia Wilson, Is a surgical (Tha Red Bank Reg-Uter eah bt bought visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mowen for a LB. Mrs. Albert VanSchoick, Mr. and Mrs.patient at Monmouth Memorial hos- n Leonardo from F. X. KUduff. hurt week. LB. Matthew VV. Grelg, Mr. nnd Mjs. pital at Long Branch. Montgomery and Albert Jtranlai.) Frank Haley, M^. and Mrs. Fred Lerby Lawn of Loner Branch was Mr, and Mrs, Prank Behrle and 25 f INDEPENDENCE DAY;— Conk, Mr. and Mrs. George Grob, Mr. flned $3 last weok by Recorder John family of West Orange have opened Navesink. 21 their home here for the summer. and Mrs. Otto Morris, Mr. and Mrs.Yeomane for driving over the white traffic lines on River road. Mias Ida Trautvetter of New York CAMPBELL'S SWIFT V BEANS GHERKINS ORAPEWUTS H«. IO SWEET MIXED SWEET MAXWELL HOUSE ADA Miami-Weave Suits PICKLES RELISH COFFEE it.. ZtP FOURTH OF JULY SALE! UNDERWOOD'S DEVILLED ON GUARANTEED WILSON'S Corned B«cf 16.75 Goodrich HASH 2 25*HAM 2 Safety Silvertowns ... Mtl iflonte-R«d IMPORTED Tnllored by Klrsthbaum Your chance to get these genuine Goodrich Tires with tho Lifc-Saver Golden Ply, on your own terms. No delays, no red tape and Mlatnl-weavo In a cool fabric that will we install your purchase at once. This is the Salmon - 22* Crab Meat retain shape and allow unusual measure of Easiest Credit Plan in the City! PORTUGUESE Bummer comfort without any sacrifice to DILL With style or smartness. Sonet Rtnglr nnd double-brcRHtocI fipnrt Rnck Pickles 2 Saidines Jen I models. LIFEBUOY Large I KRAFTS VELVEETA LVX Pk«. I SOAP 4c....25« CHEESE MEN'S LUX «% «A> KJArTS PHILADELPHIA Toilet SOAP 3 c....Z(F RINSO •aril* Cream CHEESE SPORT COATS Bntler'f Fr«»h Produce Specials LUSCIOUS RIPE ' ' Selected T~ancy Large Sl» 10.50 to 14.50 WATERMELONS Each 55* AUTO RADIO FREE STONE GEORGIA TENDIR A stylo nnd nhade for every man ... all the new The finest auto Ml nude. PEACHES 2, 19* Stxingless BEANS hack effectn . . . smart, correctly tailored . . . Checks, Haa matched da«h controli, DOMINICAN U. S. No. I GRAM 4am Plaids nnrt other eninrt pattrrna In nil jmpulnr rnlom. •iterntl dynamic iptakcr and all improvement!. May Doi. b« purchased on tcrmi to LINES 19* NEW POTATOES 3 . suit your needs. JUICY California LEMONS 4 • 10* HOURS OF BUSINESS: A Department Stora 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. In (ht HAROLD STOUT TIRE STORE Saturday*— Sum* Location US W. FRONT STREET . • A, M-to 9 P. M. Since 1873 RED BANK, N. J. J PROSPECTIVE, •' RED BANK REGISTER^ JULY 2.1938. Aobert Sinclair of Freehold, recently I Pastor Ordained. llshtown, was married last Saturday bustion destroyed a barn filled with Most Advertise for Buses. graduated from Rider's business col- Rev, Cornelius DeBoe, pastor of the week to John Szlkura of Perth Am- hay on the William Cahlll farm Although the Howell township Here And There In lege at Trenton. He has accepted a Farmlngdale Presbyterian, church, boy. They will make their home at near Freehold Saturday morning. board of education is satisfied with FOOD FACTS position with the Roebllng company was ordained last Wednesday night Perth Amboy. The damage was estimated at $3,500. the service given by tha drivers of DM You Know TMa| of Trenton. in the church. The ceremonies were nine school buses it must advertise Neir Jersey has under the direction of the Presby- On Western Trip. grades of mfik~Cs_ Buck—Yelcb. Miss Mary Warneker, Mies Marie Tlckner—Hope. bids for this service. Monmouth County tery of Monmouth. Miss Juanlta Tickner, daughter of Grade A and Onh & Miss Beulah E. Teich of West Koskey and Mrs. Clinton Hulsart, titled is a medical Long Branch and Leon H. Buck of Freehold Man Weds. all teachers In the Keyport gram- Mr. and Mrs. Percy O. Tlckner of pechtUy suitable Long Branch were married Sunday Miss Dorothy Bain, daughter of mar school left last week on an auto Loch ^.Arbour, was married Saturday food. Ortde A it Personal Notes, Sales of Property, Building Operations, of last week in Simpson Memorial Mr. and Mrs. Roland Bain of Elton, trip to Yellowstone National Park. night in Trinity church at Asbury grade commercial :hurch at Long Branch by Rev. Al-became the bride of Frederick Jas- Park to Arthur H. Hope, Jr., of As- while Grade B ts ttw bert L. Banse. per of Freehold Tuesday of last Marriage Announced. bury Park. strd grade. Omd« B 1 . Lodge Doings, Births, Marriages, Death' Announcement has been made of week. Mr?. Lloyd Burlew and Wil- Married in Hotel. .: sells for three cents • Hatewan's Dog Population. the marriage of Mies Anna F. Dietz lets than Grade k, A check-up on the dog» In Mata- liam Beith of Freehold were the and Other Notes of Interest. attendants. of Matawan and Herbert C. Lude- Mrs. Frances A. Bragar, daughter Dried yeast, milk lnimla * wan, recently made by the s. P. c. wig, also of Matawan. The cere- of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Bragar of A. in a campaign to have all dogs and eggs have bees toMt- Ml» Oladya L. Frasee ondWUlard been 100 years old on July 25, died Engllffhtown Girl Weda. mony waa performed Monday of Long Branch,' was married Sunday tuted for pollen as food *» B. Newman were married last Sat- Saturday at the home of Dr. George licensed, shows that there are 225 Miss Helen Ougle, daughter of Mr. last week at Old Tcnnent church.' afternoon in the Scarboro hotel to baby bees in experuneataMt logs in the borough. The society William Pearlman of New York. The "He who ia\ci a child by the hand urday week in the Manasquan Mstta- W. Taylor of Asbury Park. Her and Mrs. William Ougle of English- td^ts the mother by the heart" the University ot Wlsecota, odlit church. The couple left after death was due to shock and strain lollected license fees for 108. town, WBB married last Saturday Frlest Honored. couple will make their home at Long ——The discovery of a prostoet Parishioners of St. Rose of Lima Branch. JUNE ; the ceremony tot an automobile reeultlng from a scalding which she Bennett—Jackson. week to Samuel Gramaldie of Brook- akin to Insulin but of *>ita*' trip. The groom li associated with suffered when she slipped into a bath- lyn. They will make their home in church of Freehold gave an enter- (t'i^^i 25—Fire To om Merchants I ... • " <5 ~ " " "'""• ?i' ""• "~" " •; '""• " ~ "" / '"'" When money is slack: when i *• •• • ., • 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 In short, they "hold the bag for us." That out. 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 RED BANK REGISTER ., • '\ BED BANK REGISTER, JULY 2,1936. Paste Thirteen CLASSIFIED RED BANK REGISTER WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND ARTICLES FOR SALE ARTICLES FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES. BUSINESS NOTICES HELP WANTED REAL ESTATE FOR RENT REAL ESTATE FOR SALE BT between JeJersey y Centrae l Power and FOR BAtA loouit poiti, cord wood and TWO-PI bedroom sultcv Piuyer plune, MAURICE SCHWARTZ. Chryslerysler.. RANDMOTHER FIELDS' dinlns room: GOVERNMENT JOBS—SUrt 1106 to 1175 OR RENT, §eason t«nta and bungalows, 1 bf 28 acraa for aal«: all kinds of LihLightt officflir andd BtranBtd reitauranttt* top toil for iai«. safer* you buy any of ifBJe.t!c radio ajid lot of 'oth'er mouth and International true>!k ~Sales meals, week day 40c; Sunday, chicken month; men-women. Qualify now for one day, week, month or season; privet* fruit and berrlaa; larva chlckan houw) dJFlndsr. thau «0 rafc. .Fiank^J. Jfwnlno. Uunrt hold furultur,\ior sale cheap. 64 Main Service Headquarter.. Phon, Bed Bask dinner 60c. Also room* and board.' 73 next Red Bank examinations. Short hours. ach. You can reach thes* through Lu- her bulldinns; houi* ot afarht room*. »leas« au.w.r to Key. box fill. Bid nu«. Middle town, phone Wddtiiown "alUc»-stra«t.-Bad -Bank.* Influence unnccenary^ Common •flneatloD C±rldty_i_ bEautlful ihadaj l£*000t JP55* 3ank." FOR SALE, (iurley level and trsnstt in USED CARS bouiht, sold and eichanged; RUBIN'S lor typewrlUr bargains i rent- usually mfBcient. Full particulars, Hat IX-ROOM home and garage for rent; all h. Lukar Realty, failford,. NTJ;* * " 3T In vicinity of Hill'.op dub, brown FLOWER PLANTS, transplanted) iome In fine condition. Margaret Nordell, B95 Fontiao sales and service; Urma G. M. als and export repairing. Broad positions and sample coaching free- Write Improvements; hot water heat; open 3R SALE, about (our acrtji, plonl* Norwood avenue. Elberon, N. J. A. a Bassu Brother*, 1C-I1 Mechanic .r«et. Red Bank. today aure. Franklin Institute. Dept. Irish ttrrUr,. female. Re ward, Phon» bud and bloom, $1.00 hundred; ebole* 292-R, Rochester, N. Y. replace. At SS Church street. Fair Ha- xrove, woodland; near Route 88, Eaton- 1 Dark 324-J.' of over 80 kinds; by the doien 16c. Rue's, TWO Mill's automatic phonographs, like street, phone 8088. _^_^_^^___ IANCING—Mabel Coleman atudfo, 16 Rec- ;n. Inquire at 83 Fair Haven road. wn. Choiet parcel; wtnt eaia offtr. Routs 86,, one rolle west of_ Mlddletown._ new, $85 each; original cost $1,100 each. K VAN BXCKUL. Uodge and fly- tor place, phone 2011. Red Bark. Clasa- LADY wants a lady aa a companion, about ank White, Deal, phone S70-W-1. 5T, black and light police doir, about mouth automobiles. Dodge trucks, Good- OR KENT, stores, offlcea, ftata. bouses, six months old. lie ward. Htuse re- BD^TEAOTOB, Oliver Row.Orop; alto 3. J. Knowlei, 262 Main street, Kes.ni- > for children and adults; social danc- CE or 85 years old; to help in house- apartment* t Improved; all locations, NUSUAL OPPORTUNITY, nln»-roem turn to Daniel Jiannlne, 12 Til ton uvenut, power mower for Oliver. Conover Broi., mrg, K J. ' ^___ year tlrts and Prut-o-Ute batteries. 146- g. Bummer 1* the time for aerlous itudy work; good home to right party: small ut off Broad street Land ft Loan Co* 163 Weit Front street. Red Bank, phone t waned. Address M. E. P., Keyport, R. F. house, iplendltl condition! hw axoallent lB«d Bank.* . safes and nrvlce, Wlokatunk, K. J., phone ANTIQUES—Just received from abroad Red Bank Ilt96 and UBT. •tag*. ! Mechanio street. Red Bank. 5-foot bathing beach; contldertd on« of lolmdil 8. carload of Knllques conaiyned to me to , SILK hosiery and underw« , Mr». D. Box 61, N. J.' st beaches alomr coast; alao raluabl* OST, twitlvt-foot row boat, sraen i lo»t r OUBLE HOUSE at 28-28 North Bridge r between Cooper's hrid go and steamboat DUBTLAYER—Columbia calcium chloride ell. Stop and see the doable deck ma- 1080 CHEVROLET, excellent condition. Emery Wingarter, fhone lied Bank SALES" associate (female), Maisonette avenue. Red Bank, for reat; all Im- er front ilte, futnlshedt atttlfng MtaUi ewe p eo tie bad, swell front mahogany corner eup- Seen any evening after 6:30 P, M. Mar- Borne Shopping Service; a dignified ,500. Charles E. Sweeniy. real «ittt«* dockk . If ffoundd , l notifify VincenVitt Isvs duitt efficient, Inexpensive, eaiy to 1 E6-J. >rov«menta. Fine location for commuters. dok. , p y ioard, and Windsor twin high chair and tin. Swimming River road. Llncroft. N. J. business, no canvaniing; opportunity for (4aaonable rent. Aptly William Kane. ne 1402 Rumaon. • I 64 Shb Itd BkJ^ use. L. D, Stslr* Eatontown, V. J, phone 'AINTINO, decorating, paper Hanging; advancement to supervisor If capable. Itio, 64 Shrewsbury avenue. Ited 170. mali o zany serpentine front sideboard. FOR SALE, -1028 Chevrolet coupe $46, aatlmatei lupplled on large or tmall Mlddletown, N. J. LD COLONIAL cottaje, tight roomi, lm- LOST, small black imppy, three months RUO'B, Route 85, one mile weat of Middle- rite 4713 Ram on a avenue, Philadelphia, oldt drooping aari, white cheat, whit* GARDEN TRACTORS, Planet Jr. and Big ]D2'J Ford Tudor sedan STB, Bulck se- |obi; Interior and exterior painting] ex- RIVER FRONT home at BU River road. provements; outbulldintEi; S<5 f««t dan $76. AH (n good condition. At Tay- cellent wall paper service. Arthur B. paw, body and face all black! answers Holens, rebuilt. Oonover Bros., Sales & lor's Auto Laundry, Pearl street. Red Fair H*r«n, nine room*, all year hcuie; anting on highway 1 railroad frontal*f to nama Blackle. I'lcuae return to 106 Service, Wlekatunk, N-J.. phone Bolmdel JEW wall Uxture coating, la very dec- Bo yea, painting contractor, phone Hum ion XPER1ENCED butcher wanted. Phone •wo-car gaiftze; exceptional for party with ccellent business alte. For further parflc- Harding road, Htd Bank, phone 8824.* orative for renovating and modernizing Bank, -phone 2261-J.* 1290 Highlands. Prospect Market, Inc. -•ferenees. Inquire at 907 River road. lara ice W. A. Hoppinc Agency, Bed - ./alls: easily applied. So low In prlc* Uut SEDAN car for •*!• $25 to junk buyer; housekeeper, 86-40, In wid" °"« Tted B>nk 837. SPECIAL BALE of saJeimsn'e samples of every borne owner can afford to us* Hi 4e lank, phone 307." flneit knit iportswisri Iftdtfi' and miss- good running order; Mr. Jones, 60S BEDBUGS, roaches. Qeaa, motbs, etc^ ower's homo In country, bright, lntelll- MALL FARM eitate: remodeled Colonial a pound, direct from factory. Comes in Sewell avenue, Asbury Park. N. J.» care mt, woman, real home peraonn, will be residence; eight room*, thret batha; oil OR SALE In Belford. lU-room house, cel- ARTICLES FOR SALE es' dresses, suits tnd coats. Each garment eight colon, ready for use. Just mix with American Legion Home.* irerffltfKiitlr eJcUrmlnated (jruarao- lar, electricity, hot water heatj onlr a bargain. SIS Second avenue, near Dun- cold water. Call for samples. Atlantic neidered dvsirlng permanent ponltlon. cat; attached garage, modern horse barn, tied). Rata caught with (erreta (cot References exchanged, line of car, ' Ad- lent fully furnished. Allaire & Son Agen- .,600; email cajh, balance monthly. 81x- 8AXAPHGNE Conn C melody 989, worth bar avenue. Long Branch. Paint & Wall Texture Co., 110 Wast Front 1029 FORD pick-up, good condition and poisoned). Phon* S84B Atbarr. Jack >om bungalow, rent t!5 per month. C*> (ISO: Oliver typewriter 112.60, swivel treat, phone Red Bank 22B1-W. good tires. Price 17 5. W. Vital, 48 ess C. H.. box fill, Red Bank.* iy, Inc., 19 Monmouth street, Red Bank. b Luker, Belford, N. 3* chairs J3.00, loll top deak *fl.&0, type- WATER scooter with hand propel.or,, for Church _street, Sejl^Prlght^ Keodrlck, axtermlnator, establtabed sale. Will alio buy any old antique WE DO the highest type of piano work 1EVKN-RO0M house, hot water heat, all ONMOUTH COUNT! (aims) v«n vcllte daak lle.fiO, flat top deair113.50. RECONDITIONED u.ed cars! 19S0 Ford 8fi rears. improvements; centrally located; garage. lUt of &U elKi and tyr>ei. Tear lfl- Town Furniture Exchange, 35 Monmouth or metric haum plpti. Phone Bed Bank and sell pianos right Dlrban't Piano ROOMS FOR RENT Unt S3J>. Inquire 93 Ea»t Elver road, v 3618. Shop, 16 Drummond pUce, Had Bank. coach, 1620 Oldsmoblle coach, 1929 ll will b« gtre n rperfoatl attention. Street, Red Uank, phone 52b." small Auburn eedan and 1932 Plymouth 'UK H1UHUST price* paid fox (We cnick- 11CE comfortable furnished room, suit- son, phone 679. Howard Llpplnoott• , -1- Monzoo * GASH for root old typewriter, adding ma- phone 988. •IU. Jo« Baker, X2Q Mechanio street able for one or two, tn private family; 'onmoutl* FOR SALE, four-foot bath tub, complete chine, ohsek wrlUr or other office eoulp- sedan. Applegate's Garage, Valley drive, OR RENT or lease, large store with gas reet, phone Red Bank SSI. corner bailn, kitchen alnk. oak library OPEN TONIGHT and tomorrow night- Atlantic Highlands, phone 8U-J. bone Bed Bank 1.809. Jl conveniences. Alto garage. 81 South station, Broad itrcet, Eatontown, op- menti will calL Joseph B. Strplco. Key- basement bargain, fireworks, holiday ape- treat, phono Red Bank 1380-M. ,T 85 CATHERINE street, eight-room table, two rockers, Gerhard, 108 Ocean port, N. J-, pbone 48*. 'REE CHOW MEIN every Wedntsday and slte schoolhouse. Fhone 418 Eatontown. house and bath: small two-room bunga- avenue, Monmouth Beach, N. J,, next to clalfl. National 5c( 10c and $1 Store. Saturday night at Atlanlto boUU 121 U1TTLB" WHITE) HOUSE Antique Bhop, 1935 WILLYS 77 panel delivery, re- air Haven road. Fair Haven. OMFORTABLY furnished room, secom_ NT, furnished, on Railroad avenue, »w and a four-room house) In the rtari Vivian Johnion's old tea room." FIREWOOD, $6 per load, $10 per cord; floor; pleasant location for summer near depot: abc rooms, partly furnished; >t 198x911 no reasonable offer refund. Headden'a Cornet. Red Bank. Antique* boat ribs, oak timbers, locust potti: conditioned and repainted, Ilka new. AUJTEH and paptit banger and decor- AUTOMOBILE trunk, ster.opticon s\i- Douttht and sold. ionth«, E. Slnnott, 220 Spring street, 150 for season} six-room house $12, sale Irs. M. Sagurton. Broad etreet, Bhrtva* eltotrlo planing mill and sawmill for cus- Must be Been to be appreciated. Cheap ator 1 reasonable price*. Will paper a hone Hed Bank 1183. 1,200 ; now vacant* Luker's Realty, Bel- ury. phone Red Bank B053-W. ______turea, radios, beds, refrigerators, chairs tom work. Charles O. BennBtt & Co., Lim- r and a thousand other Itemn. Town Furni- FOR BALE, aod. top soil, fill dirt, olndera room fox 18.60 and UP! all work guaran- rd, and gravel i prteas reasonable. Claud* ited, NutiwnmD road, phone Mlddletown to quick buyer. Ed. vonKattensel!, teed. Jowph Hodman, %'i Drummond WO cheerful and comfortably furnlihed ARM. near Llncroft. 106 acrea, ttxo«Ufnt ture £xcbanire. 36 Monmouth street, Ked SOU. . Maple avenue and Monmouth street, rqoma, Ideal location, convenient to sta- IX-ROOM houses, alt improvements, $30 •oil, brook and woodland; colonial Uank, phon. R2H. We buy anything.' Wright, Uarkham plica, Uttle Silver. lace. Red Bank, pbone 8843-W. lon and town. 120 Maple avenue, phone —elvt-rcom re«Jdcnce, located mil back phone Red Bank U9t-J. HOOKED RUGS—Beautiful, band-mado. WUlya distributor, phone Red Bank per month; five-room bungalows, all im- SEl>i dresser with mirror, mahoanny, BUY and tell second-band olotbea, muat led Bank 2383*J. rovements: $20, $25 per month. John rom road and shaded by numaroui tnea. spring and mattress $101 Ice box $2, KOlt HALE, riding horse, regUtmed thor< all slx«i: over 200 to chooschosee fromrom. Stop 213. be In good condition, L. Kerber, 806 arge barn, wagon house, cow italU paek- andd tootkk theth m over not obligeblidd t o buyb ; Jhrewibury avenue. Red Bank. Phone URNISHED room for rent with private [. Cook, Jr., phone Red Bank M2S-J. wooden rocking chair SI, four jialrs mar- oughbred mare, twelve years, sound Rue's Antique Shop, family; Ideal location on Rumson road ng house; all building* In fln« eonditlon quisette living room curtains EOc pair, suitable for polo or road riding. Phom from $1.50 anadd upup.. Rue q h UK-W. 1OUBLE HOUSE, 14 rooms, for rent or >nd tend themselves readily to any desired Eatontown 146. Engtl. RouteBfiRtBfi . one milile west of MlddletownMlddl . 031 four-door Chevrolet eedan, perfect uited for person with car; garage; board sale, at 18-20 Lei ah ton avenue; newly literatlonm. Price $10.BO01 terras, AJ- love seat f 1.60; cheap. Phone Eatontown condition; low mileage And reasonable LICENSED PLUMBER— rhone E317 Red desired. Call for particulars Rumson lecorated; reasonable rent Inquire of Ufi-R." •THE SUN SHINES again"—The clouds HALF CABIN cruiser, 81,6x8.6 oak frame. Bank, for your plumbing, heating and !r« _t Son Agency. Inc^ Id Monmontb cedar planked, all copper and brasa n price. John H, Cook. Jr., Shrewsbury, 287. itrs. C. VanNess, 1 Leigh ton place, or call reet. Red Bank, phone 8450^ of depression are disappearing, business K J., phone Red Bank 3425-J." Inning. Advice and estimates free, Jo* led Bank 3180-J. NEW IDEA sprayor. attaches to your ear- conditions growing steadily better, tho fastened; fully equipped; very economical eeph V7. Fox, 111 Plnckner road. Red NK OR TWO rooms, light housekeeping den hose. Just Insert cartridge ino Bne- boat to run. . A. BlichofT, Middletown, ?ICK-UP body, model T," good tires, run- Bank. if desired; furnished or unfurnished; ga- OR, RENT, three-room houae In High- clal nonle and turn on water. Kills bugs, outlook brighter, everyone feel, ilk, cele- ning order. 22 Towerhlll avenue, Red •age; near high school; cool, nice location; BLOSSOM COVS—Unusually attrae- prevent* plant dluaaees. applies lertiliier; brating. Why not celebrate with a good N. J. ^ WILLIAM V. DIETRICH, plumbing, neat- lands, fumiBhed; grounds'200x200; river tlvo small property with beautiful fireworks display T We m.ntlon good fire- SPRAYERS—New and used eprayers for Bank." ,en minutea' walk to business section, 62 -Itihts. Rent from June to November Inexpensive, economical. lie com mended by Ins and tinning. Pump* and windmills 3ranch avenue^phone Red Bank 1_6< 7.* river view and delightful surround- garden clubi, Write or phone for Illus- work, because that's th, kind we sell, and farm, estate, golf course, and shade tree .986 CADILLAC sedan, built In trunk, ra- repaired. Agent Cor Master carburetor 1100. Sales price, {1,200; will take mort- trated folder. GeotBB W. Zucker, state don't take a chance oa Just any fireworks, inraylng. Call or writs Hendrlekaon Sup- dio, beater, little mlleagi; save money coal saving device. Pita any furnace. 42 LOOM for rent in private family; home age. For particulars call Red Bank Ings; English cottage, seven roomi distributor, Untlct, _i. J, Salesman with but make your celebration & success by ply Company, Mtddietown. or phone 869. in this one. RIloy-Norton, 8 Maple ave- Leigh ton avenue. Red Bank, phone 8887-J. comforts. At 70 Wallace street. Red 170-J. and bath; hollow tile conatruotlon; choosing th« very best. National 6c, 10c FACTORY special on paint; a good Unseed me, phone Red Bank 3170. iank. ilX-ROOM house for rent; all conveni- acquaintance?, among ganlcnen wanted.* mud IX Ston. Open tonight and Friday open fireplaces. Moderate price. In* oil paint 11.60, load and tino $2.00; 'ORDS, model A 1981, two coaches and 'OR RENT to gentlemen, nicely furnlahei ences; enclosed and open porches; FINE CEDAR row boats for sale at mod. night. Spar varnish SI.60, high grade flat $1.60; SITUATIONS WANTED room next to. bath. 22 Patera place. RC. Rent reasonable. P. Adler, spectlon hy appointment. Addreil erate price*. Roberta" Boat Works, 37 one four-door aedan, In excellent con- X8-FOOT row bo»t, good fawn now, 200 beBt enamels $2.00 per gallon, any colors. ition, appearance like new. Will sel WHITB WOMAN wishes day's work to lank, phone 1113-M-* Washington street, Red Bank. B. W. J. Fox, box 665, Bed Bank.* Third street, Rumson, phone 547-J.' yard, cork linoleum, lot ot used furni- Atlantlo Paint and Wall Texturo Co.. 119 cheap for quick action. Terma. Trades do, or would do laundry. In or out. Call •OUBLE and one single furnished rooms, 40 A MONTH, six rooms and bath, In fcXTENSfON davenport table for sale $K, ture; cheap. Bryan, Port-stu*peck, Long West Front street, phone 2251-W, Red William J. Levine, 875 Broadway, Lon .'. 276 Mechanic atreut, after 6:00 P. M.. private home'located on river; two mln- fine residential aectlon of Red Bank; X)RNEK property, route 36, houia of.•!« . two pairs white lace curtains, full length Branch. N. J. Bank. Branch, N. J." ...< ihone Red Bank 1274. itea from town; desirable neighborhood reshly painted and redecorated. Phono rooms; 180-foot rosd frontage: suitable. heavy portieres, pair girl's skates, shoes PUNTS, rowboata. sailboats, 10 to Iff 03 East Front street, phone Red Banfc Red Bank 1040 or Eatontown 312. r any business. The location U fln«. attached, alia 6, nnd Inriy's gray woolen FIGS for sals, eight weeks old; very nice ,934 CHEVROLET roadster, 650 actua WORK WANTED, general work, garden .2F.-J.' (J. Reieftu Conover, Locust Lawn Farm feet,, $10.50 up. Thompson Boat miles; car In atorage two years, Sac- and shrubs taken care of, lawns mowed. "OR RENT, new bungalow, modern ly 52,000.00, Terms. PosMuton At sweater, size 40. JacobBon, phone Red Works, 2 Center street, Sea Bright. nee._Lukcr Realty, Helford. N. 3.* Bank 880-W. Colt's Neck, N. J., phone Freehold. Ifice. Rlley-Norton, 8 Maple avenue, 'aint inside or out; ten years' experience WO furnished rooms for rent, ligh prov«ments; lots of lawn and shade, 718-M-2." REBUILT sacond-hand wat«r pump*, b. >hone 3170 Red Bank. Phone Red Bank 1274. after 5 o'clock. housekeeping; bedroom and kitchen; up' Write er call Owner, 740 Rtvar road, Fall 'LOT, 100x470, on Neptune highway, half fOUR new storm »RBh, 32 Inches wide, 51 O. Hunt. MlririlatnwR. nhone MlddleUiwn .a-date lmi>roveinent», with or without Haven, H._J.. phone Red Bank 1B96-W. lile south of Eatontown; small buildings inches Ions, with fittings, tr».O0; eight ROW BOAT for sale, good condition, $26, CHEF wishes position; club house, hotel larnpe; five mlnutea' walk from station HOUSE for rent, five rooms, 210 Mon- n place; good bargain; 3300 down, $25 porch screens, bronze wire, with fittings, Call Keatuburg 138.* restaurant or private family. Apply at LddreBB 147 Bridge avenue, Bed Bank, oi »0o e«ch: Urge ornamental pollshad plate MISCELLANEOUS. 3 Cedar street, phone Red Bank 1289-W mouth Btreet. Alston Beekman, attor- monthly. Full price $2,250. Writ* to COCKER SPANIELS, pedigreed, five •hone 60G-J. -^ y. Red Bank. Walter Brada, 1405 York avenue, New glass window (cost J80) with new framo, months-old black male, fine disposition, FARM PRODUCE. MIDDLE AGED woman wants work-by *fi: 126 foet garden hose, with noizle, in HOME WANTED, where business man ant FOR RENT, large furnished room; all lm MODERN seven-room house, newly dec- York. . $85. Also ievtn*wttki-old litter reds ant two children, girl 11 and boy 9, car day. Addr«sa Eaton town, Lock Box 5. good ron'lltlnn 13. cement hlocka lQo blacks, females $28, males up to $40. Stud FARMERS and track urnw.r. will Sad • provements; always hot water; neai orated, hardwood floors throughout FOR SALE, vacant lot, Mlddlatown village, *ach, SO pound, cement paint (gray) hoarti; In or near Red Bank; quiet Protest iTENOGRAPHY and typing wanted to do luainesa aectlon; all buaaes pass door. 9 large plot; three-car garage. Reason- 60x500 feet, on old cement State high- cervJee $15, ov puppy* Zorn, Matawan ready msrkat for their produce bj ad- ant horns, whare there are no other chil- nt home; neat, accurule, rapid; leaa'oji- 11.60, duplicator $10, sign markers C 5; 2364." : rertlstnit In Th« B«sl,ter'. claailflco ool- Went "Front street, near Maple avenue, Re able rent. Any -broker or owner. Pl way; high unrl dry: S500. Alston B*ek- lot of tools and miscellaneous articles dren. Nothing elaborate; a clean, com- ablc. Grace Gregory, Shady Nook, Mon- Bank." Red Bank 239. man, attorney, 10 Broad street. Red Bank* 'iheap, Bulck sedan (7 passenger) good FOR SALE, Batman'! ••> skill, 16 test, ortable home, where there la order arid mouth avenue._NaycBlnk. N. J. „ with Johnion It h. s. outboard motor. SOD and top soil for BBIB; acrsi of top harmony. Give full Information. Addres ''OR RENT, nicely furnished room, witl MODERNIZED six-room house, livlni tunning order, with over 116 worth ol WILL TUTOR children at my home dur- private family: convenient to town tools and extras, $60; would make tax Apply Zobcl'a Boat Worki, Sea Bright, N. toll and privet. Mlddletown Stock American Home, box 611. Red Bank." ing summer, any subjects and al , room, dining room, kitchen, hot watei FARM of 23 acres, six rooms, bath, all or delivery; combination coal and ica. Farm. Thomas 8. Field, phone Red Bank tteals optional. Phone 27 6-R or call heat, oil burner, sun porch; thr#o bed. klndi of outbuildings; facing concrete deaire the following articles: lawn roll grades, Reasonable rates. Mra. W. Nel- L9 Elm place. Red Bank.* rooms, bath, shower; garage; $46. W road, three-quarters mile to elation t range, black with white enamelled doorB SBALYON 24-foot runakont, 11B h. p. 861. er, children's slide and other playthings son, Leonardo, N. J. (36. Marshall, King's Highway, opposite FURNISHED rooms, extra large room foi A. Hopplna Agency, phons 897, Rec $8,500, part cash; one and a half mile* to Chrysler marine motor, BE miles per ULLETS for sale, twelve weeks old; lawn furniture, carpenter's tools and'type- WANTED, job EB handy man, by colored Bank.' bathing. Luker's Realty. Belford, N. J.* ^aptiat church, Mlddletown, phone Mid- hour; roust be told. Earl B. Bach, 400 Barred Rock pallets. Fred Diets, Nut- writer; must be cheap. Address V. E. B., family. $10 per week; also light double dlttown 68-J.* man; can Btay on place; board and leds, $5.00 per week. First class home. River road. Red Bank. . iwamp road, second farm from River P. O. Box 288, Highlands, N. J., phon< •a .;ea. Address H. J., box 511, Fair Ha- REMODELED attractive four-room bun TRIANGLE plot for sale, over four lax** laxa, school. ______Highlands 1866. : Ml convenetnees. Call Anderson, Gran galow, all Improvements; fine porch building lots; comer West Park avenue- BEAUTIFy your grounds—$22.50 now FOUR-BURNER gas range, broiler and ind Ward avenues, Rumson, N. J.* easy access to town and station; just thi _md Neptune highway, Oakhurat. Prica buys a metal flag role, 20 foet above roasting oven; black, but clean and 2 ACRES ot itandinff rye tor sale. Mea- MONEY TO LOAN en flnt Dond and MARRIED MAN, expeiienced in vegetables, good condition, $&. Bee any time. Gray, dowQdice Farm, Port Monmouth, phone place for A couple; quiet and ifood neigh $700. Apply H. Layton, South street. Eat- sround; erected, complete with Urge top mortsaae on improved rial estate, flowers, hedges, lawns; can do painting, borhood. 61 Hubbaxd avenue, F' ontown. N. J. ball, flve Truex, wife ol the asslitant postmas- raln* Dey spent this week at Point GUESTS AT LUNCHEON. president of tha county auxiliary, land Park Junior auxiliary members partment chairman of th» Junl Obituary ter and Mrs. Thomas Kelsey, Sr. Rev. Rumson Couple Pleasant. were guests of Mrs. Georglanna I vim, in an •ntertainlng floor show. president of Middlesex auxiliary of auxiliary of N«w Jeraey. Thomas Ketoey, who m recently or- Edward Raymond has a position Mrs. Carl E, Bremer and Mn. Frank When the Junior auxiliary of Mid- Hn, Em ftKoche. dained, Is a nephew. Married 20 Years with the traffic division of the state Brldai at Lynwood Grove. the American legion'Tuesday a/ter- Mn. Bromer and Mr». Brlden a highway. noon at a luncheon held at Lynwood dlesex county held their annual plc- tended the meeting of tho Matawi Mrs. Eva S. Roche, wif« of Ed- The funeral, will b« h«M Sunday Mrs. Frank Brlden of Belmar, nlo and convention last week at mund Roche ol East Keansburg, afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at th» Wor- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hansen of Park Leon Schanck, Jr., has a position Monmouth county president of the Grove. Mrs. Ralph Hi veil, depart- Junior auxiliary at the Legion ha den funeral home with Rev. John A. avenue, Rumson, celebrated their with the People's National bank. ment historian, was chairman of the Lynwood Grove, Mrs. Bremer waa Matawan, where Mrs. Brldon li died Tuesday night, June 2S, after a American Legion auxiliary, and Mrs. the guest of Mrs. Brlden, who is de- sickness of almost eight months. Hayes, pastor of the Pr«Bbyterlan 20th wedding anniversary with a din- St Mary's home on First street Carl E. Bremer of Red Bank, vice luncheon and presented her High- utalled the Junior officers, Muscular rheumatism of the heart church, officiating. Burial, in charge ner party Sunday night at the Smoke and the waterfront was opened this waB the cause of death. Mrs. Roche of the Worden funeral home, will be Shop tavorn at Shrewsbury. Mrs. week for the summer season. The was first afflicted with this ailment in Maplewood cemetery at Freehold. Hansen's birthday was also observed. home Is operated by the Church of She was the recipient of many gifts. St Mary the Virgin, at 48th street. laat October when Bhe returned home Including a diamond wedding ring from a trip to Florida. She was « Jonathan Edwards. from her husband. . New Yorki and provides two weeks' years of age and before her marriage Jonathan Edwards of Plainfleld. a vacations for a large number of the to Mr. Roche she was MIBS Eva Mar- former resident of Atlantic High- The guests were Mr. and Mrs. parishioners of the church. shall of Irvlngton. She had Jived at lands, died last Saturday at Afuhlen- Jere J. Carew, Miss Ethel Hilstrom Miss Jewell Cahlll will take a East Keansburg U years. berg hospital at Plalnfield, after an and John Carton of Rumson, Mr. course In chemistry at Rutgero sum- Besides her husband Mrs. Roche lo operation for appendicitis. He was 26 and Mrs. Robert Inglls, Mr. and Mrs. mer school. Miss Cahlll will enter St. DAVIDSON BROS. Burvlved by a son William, who lives years old and was an associate in the Edward Planltz and Cornelius Inglls Peter's hospital, New Brunswick, In at home. She also leaves two broth- law firm of Wiley * Wilcox of New of Fair Haven, Mr. and Mrs. Frank August to train for the nursing pro- ers and three sisters. They are Ar- York. He was a graduate of Prince- Howell of Oakhurst, Mr. and Mcs. fession. thur Marshall of Springfield, Lewis ton and Harvard universities. I Frank Hurley of Deal, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Topping of Burlington, Iowa, 45 BROAD STREET, RED BANK, N. J. Marshall of Keyport, Mrs. Grace Surviving is his wife, Mrs. Laura- Edward Spencer of Teaneck, Mra. has been visiting her brother-in-law Henlngsen of East Keansburg, Mrs. Sellnda Drane Edwards, formerly of Sarah Stocker of Jersey City, Mr. and sister, Rev. and Mrs. Henry R. Minnie Gowcn of Irvlngton and Mrs. Louisville, Kentucky. His father, and Mrs. Charles Petri of New York Bell. Julia Hlmmelrlch of Brooklyn. Mrs. Charles Henry Edwards, former gen- and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kramer of FOURTH OF JULY SPECIALS Roche was a member of the Ladies' eral manager of the Pardee Works Brooklyn. auxiliary of the East Kransburg fire at Perth Amboy, died June IB. company anil of Geraldlne -Thomp- River Plaza, son Republican unit. She was very Wlllard H. Jerolamon. active in movements for community Keyport. Mr. and Mrs. Raynor and Mrs. SCOTCH Scottish Chief $719 betterment and she had a host of Willard H. Jerolamon, 67, retired Simons of Hempstead, Long Island, member of the old Jerolamon boat (Tha Red Bank Reglater can ba bought 100% Pure Scotch Liqueur—Rare Old Whiskey—All Over 8 Teara—Imported by Hiram Walker. ^^^ FULL friends. In Keyport from Cottk Brother*, Mra. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John FIFTH There was a large attendance and building firm at Galilee, died Tues- Flortnct Melee, GUI Secion and Mn, Clan Hughes of Manning street Saturday DISTILLERS OF THE FAMOUS CANADIAN CLUB many floral, tributes at a service day of a heart attack. He had been SuBsman.) and Sunday. In failing health for the past three which was held at her late home Mrs. Paul T. Ash Is visiting rela- The BOO club will meet at the home GIN Friday evening and at the funeral years. The boat firm was established tives at Elmira, New York. of Mrs. Harry B. Clayton Thursday, which took place at Irvlngton Satur- by Mr. Jerolamon's father 60 years July 8. GIN GORDON ago and was taken over by Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Burrowes. APPLEBRANDY Gold Stream 1.49 day. Rev. L. W. Brownie, chaplain have returned from a vacation spent Mrs. Harry Goldhurst returned LLOYDS 84% Proof FIFTH of the Newark fire department, Jerolamon 28 years ago. The firm at Colorado Springs, Colorado. home Monday from Monmouth Me- ALL OVER 26 MONTHS. preached the sermon at Irvlngton. built many yachts for residents of morial hospital at Long Branch, Miss Betty C. Hendrickson has a THE ONLY BEAL APPLE IN N. J. Interment was in Fairmount ceme- the Rumson section. Mr. Jerolamon position as clerk in the Keyport where she underwent an operation. BURNETT'S DeLuxe CELESTIN'S tery at Newark. The bearers were is survived by his widow and five She is well on the road to recovery. FINE OLD COGNAC Frank Engelmann of Bast Keans- children. Banking company for the summer. Miss Gretchen Halgh haB a vaca- Mrs. William Liming of Highlands BRANDY burg Edward Henry of Roselle Park, has been visiting the Misses Brand. Imparted From France. Augustus Baldwin, Hugh P. Meyer Mrs. Emma WatkLns. lon from her duties at the Mon- $109 $^09 mouth Memorial hospital at Long Miss Grace Ashwell and Richard $119 20 Yearn Old and George Carpenter of Newark We funeral of Mrs. Emma Wat- Ashwell of Newark spent Saturday FIFTH GALLON end Percy Warwick of Morristown. Branch. .29 klne, wife of Samuel Watklns of High Dr. and Mrs. Murray Woronoff and and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John 1 Full FUth street, Eatontown, who died last ABhwell. / 3 son spent the week-end In the Po- Mrs. Mollvelna Baynor. Wednesday at her home after an ill- cono mountains, Pennsylvania. Mrs. Mallveina H. Raynor, wife of ness of more than a year was held Fred V. Croes has been making a Policeman Saves Fisherman. Lafayetto C. Raynor of East Keans- Saturday morning at her late home. The Most Complete Line of Beer in the State We Deliver Rev. J. W. Walnwright, pastor of the rip to Three Rivers, Michigan. Patrick Breslln, 41, was rescued burg, died Saturday, June 20, after Miss Mary W. Woolley has been yesterday morning by Policeman having been In poor health about two Eatontown Methodist church, offici- visiting her brother and sister-in-law, Willis Atkinson after he had fallen years. Injuries due to a fall were ated. Burial was made In Fair View Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wooley of Into the ocean from the Ocean Grove one cause of her impaired health. cemetery. Woodside, Long Island. fishing pier. Atkinson slid down a Her 79th birthday would have oo- Emllo Verbouwem. Miss Florence Foulks has a po- piling and held Breslin Until the jsurred Thursday, July 23. sition with the Doctors' and Nurses' Ocean Grove firemen arrived with a Before her marriage Mrs. Raynor Emlle Verbouwens of East Keans- exchange at New Brunswick. ladder and got tho two men up on was Miss Mallveina Hulse. She burg died at Monmouth Memorial Misses Constance Bedle and Lor- the pier. moved to East Keansburg from long hospital at Long Branch Friday at Island 60 years ago' and seven years the age of 89 years. He was engaged DAVIDSON BROS. later she was wedded. The 53d wed- In clerical work. Mr. Verbouwens Is ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. survived by his wife, Louise Wlntven 2 PHONES—NO WAITING PHONES: 3262 or 3263. Raynor will occur In October. The Verbouwens. The funeral was, held couple had spent all their married Monday at Bedle's funeral home at FREE DELIVERY. life at East Keansburg, where for Keyport and the Interment was in many years Mr. Raynor was engaged Hennessey's Fish Market Fair View cemetery. in farming and in clamming. Mrs. Our Motto—Quality, Price, Service, Always Raynor leaves a son, Charles J. Ray- 20 MONMOUTH ST., RED BANK, N. J. jior of East Keansburg. She Is also COMPARE ODB QUALITY WITH OTHERS. survived by a sister, Mrs. Hiram Headden's Corner. AH Oar Sea Food Guaranteed Fresh. No Cold Storage. Lane of Orange. Mrs. Raynor was 45 Broad Street, Red Bank, N. J. a member of the Methodist churcli of (Tfc* Red B*nk R«glst«r etn b* bought BUY YOUR FISH IN A FISH MARKET. In H«adden'i Corner from Edward O'FUh. East Keansburg. irty and FriU Ermth.) The funeral of Mrs. Raynor was Mr. and Mrs. Edward O'Flaherty We Deliver SPECIALS IPhon e 1377> held at her late home Monday, June attended the Democratlo convention JVEEK-END 22.1 Rev. W. E. Webster, pastor of at Philadelphia Saturday, making the Methodist church of Keansburg, FOURTH OF JULY SPECIALS the trip In their automobile with Ed- preached the sermon. The Interment ward Burns as chauffeur. Porgies .2 "*• 25c Weak Fish 22c »• waB. In Cedarwood cemetery at Key- Mrs. Isaac Hill has bought a Dodge port. The bearers were Horace sedan. Mackerel 15c ">• Blue Fish 30c «>• Smith, James Redfleld, Edward and n PINEAPPLE Pineapple Juice GRAPE JUICE George Compton, Frank Eastmond H. P. Robinson has bought a new Butter Fish 16c - Crab Meat 70c ">• and William Randolph, tractor for use on his farm. DOLE'S—Sliced or Crushed DOLE'S No. % Cans WIDMEB PURE Miss Doris Parker, who sings over tt Steamer Clams 35c PALM ISLAND—Largest Cans UNSWEETENED Station WBRB on Uncle Charlie's Sea Bats 20c - a hundred Mrs. Anna Bunt. hour, was heard on three successive £ bottles j£ji) Mrs. Anna Hunt, wife of William days recently at the Smoke Shop cans C Full Qt. A QO S. Hunt of Irvington, died Tuesday tavern. g can, 3Jc of arthritis at Irvlngton General h Fritz Errath is enlarging his store 2 35 pltal, where she had been a patient on the state highway. three weeks. She waa stricken last MIBS Margaret Salmon, who Is em- PUBLIC SALE November and had been critically 111 ployed at Asbury Park, Is enjoying since February. She was born at a vacation. —OF— SOAP SOAP CHIPS BAB-0 Red Bank, a daughter of Jacob Serr Mrs. Edward O'Flaherty attended KIRKMAN BORAX KIRKMAN*S—Large Tkf. For Porcelain and Enamel and Caroline Dcgcnring, and was In a card party given at the Beacon Hill her 63d year. clubhouse Monday. She lived at Red Bank and Shrews- Household Furniture bars C O cans "1 Qc bury until 1910 -when she moved to Holmdet Han Hurt. Irvington with her husband and Having sold my farm, will sell contents of House- 7 25 1 David Harum Bunk FREE 1 Morton Allen of this place was family. She was a member of the treated at Rivervlew hospital Sunday hold Furniture, Irvlngton Methodist church and An- for face injuries received while rid- UNDERWOOD thony Wane council, Sons and ing a horse. He was released fol- BUTTER Peanut Butter Daughters of Liberty, of Irvington. lowing treatment. SHRIMP She was a cousin of Mrs. Leon de la on SATURDAY, JULY 11th Davidson Ayresliiro Boll DEVILED HAM Reussllle and Harry Degcnring. BEARDSLEY'S—2-tb. Jar Fancy FALM Brand Card of Thanks. at 1:00 o'clock Finest Quality Beg. ISO Surviving beside her husband are We wish to express our deep appre- Can a daughter, Mrs. Hazel Emery of Irv- ilatlon of the Little Silver Fire de- lngton, and two sons, William G. and partment for their gallant efforts and on road from Phalanx to Colt's Neck 4-oi. Jar o jar 2 »» 27° Roy C. Hunt, both of Belleville. She efficient work, and of our friends for 23 29 also leaves two grandchildren, June the many acts of kindness shown us AS FOLLOWS: during our bereavement. BURNETT'S Emery and Roy Hunt. Mr. and Mrs» C. Vanderveer Lovett, Living room, dining room, bed room and kitchen furniture; also POST BRAN The funeral will be held tonight at Lester C. Lovett. square rosewood piano. Corned Beef Grape Fruit SHERBERT DESSERT B o'clock at the Terrlll funeral home —Advertisement^ LIQUID MIX at Irvlngton and interment will be China closet or cabinet, made from 1800 bureau. Other pieces of ANGLO Brand All Gold Brand—Fancy Hearta FLAKES Orange, Lemon, Rnopberry at 10 o'clock Friday morning in Card of Thanks. antiques and many other articles too numerous to mention. We wish to thank all friends and Reg. 19c and Strawberryy. Clinton cemetery, Irvington. relatives who sent flowers, loaned cans C pk C O cars and assisted in any way during TERMS:—CASH. Special 2 25 John J. Spooner, our sad bereavement 15 2 - 21 3 ^ 29 John Joseph Spooner of Ocean The Family of the Late CHAS. B. READ Clinton P. Heath. W. D. FIELDS, Auctioneer. avenue, Sea Bright, died last week at —Advertisement. Orange, Strawberry, Monmouth Memorial hospital at C Bnsptwrry, Cherry, Grape, Long Branch after a long illness. LImo and Lemon. He was 61 years old. Mr. Spooner, IN MEMORIAM. Tn lovlns memory of David Schlattor, Davidson's 23 39 Pure Fruit a retired mason, waa a member of 'ho departed life a year ago July 2, the Bricklayers' union and the Hor- Sleep on, dear nnphew, and take thy rest; Coo I- Comfort - Lasting BottiM atlon Seymour Democratlo organiza- I loved you, but God loved thee best. Reg. tion of New York. Aunt, MRS. AMBBOSE LIMING. Mayonnaise 19c Surviving aro his wife, Mrs. Irene Syrup 2 29c McGulre Hpooner; two daughters, DEATH NOTICE. TRY ONE OF OUR Marjorle C. and Florence E Spoonor HUNT.—At Irvlnston. N. J., Juno 30, 1936. Anna S., nee Serr, beloved wife of CAMFFIRE—Mh. Pkf. NATIONAL BISCUIT CQ. of Highlands, and a sister, Mrs. Wllllnm S. Hunt, beloved mother of Wil- Sliced Tongue Smoked Beef Catherine Kelly of N ew York. ium (,'., Hoy C. Hunt and Mrs. Haze) Em. ASSORTMENT The funeral waa held Saturday ety, of 84 CmmnlngB street, Irvlnutun, 111 Finest (Juulltj—6*oz. Jars Reg. 15o Marshmallow DE LUXE her 63d year. HELEN CURTIS BROADCAST Brand morning at the Star of the Sea Funeral Bervicea will he held at Terrill's Full Found church at Long Branch, with Rev. Hume for Funerals, 66U Stuyveaant Ave- ian A MO pkj. Special I (|AO pkg. Michael O'Kccfe ofllclutlng. Burial )ue, Irvlnffton, N. J., on Thursday, July by John W. Flock was in Mount Oli- !, at H i>. m. Relatives and friends invlt- id to attend. Interment at convenience of Croquignole or 35' 2 25° 29' vet ccmotery. The bearers were De- Rmlly. 17 Wltt Kehoe, Hurry I*iyton, Uayy? Olllaudcu nnd Wllllnm Hollis. Spiral v • Mrs. Marlon K. Norman. WANT ADVERTISEMENTS. BORDEN'S CHEESE SPECIALS Mrs. Million K. Norman, former Too Late for Classification. PERMANENT WAVE Borden's Cream Cheese . 2 15c resident of Red Bunk, died suddenly SUMMER bunxalow for rent at Hlvnr for of a heart attack Monday nt her Ham; furnished, five rooms ami bath; Baby Goudas Special home at IMH Anodes, California. She hot wilier, KIIH, electricity. 1'hone Hell With Our New £ Borden's American, Chateau, wa« born at. Red Bunk July 25, 1806, nk 21 111. .00 a daughter of Mr. and Mm. Thomas I'OK KENT, four-room heated aiiartmanl; no Danish Gruyere . . 15c Karaite. For sale, bungalow In Kumson, Thermostatic Pimento, Limburger 2 phgs 3lC Hackett ol Locust avenue, and was ith two lots and two-car jjuruue. Bar- extras (0 Portions) In her 31st year. She was n regis- Knlii for Quick buyer. Bhruwnljury Hlver at Ji-l*. pkg«. tered nur»i\ Auenry, phone Jardlne. lt«d Hunk 'IB^_. EXl'KlilENlJEI) waitre«» "wanted. ~~viol»'» Cooler 5 Surviving bfHicIcH her parents arc Itestimrnnt, 2 Kant 1'iont street, ited a four-year-old son, Uicluird Norman Hank." This offer includes Haircut, Shampoo and Setting of Los Angclw, n sinter, Mrs. I. B. WANT to buy lot. at least"i'o'-iii'ot front, Fruit and Vegetable Specials for Friday and Saturday Only Hallsrh of Brooklyn, and two broth- Fair Haven or Humsiiii. Htiito i>rli-« and ers, William and Thomas Hackett of ration. Address Lot Wanted, liox 511, CALIFORNIA SIINK1HT CALIFORNIA FANCY BII'E FANCY SWEET Uod Bank, The body lmu bmm Kail Dank.* SQUEEZING APARTMENT for i.m, ,„„,• „„„„„ B,,j Your Choice .00 LEMONS Vlnn Ripened CALIFORNIA shipped to Die It. R. Mount * Hon bath; all Improvements; near IIUHIIIQIIH ORANGES PINEAPPLES funeral home on Went Front street. lection, lii'lulre at Hfl Monmouth street, Medium Kizr. Cantaloupes PLUMS lUdJIank." _[ of Any 35c Item Medium Hlzn The funeral will bo held Monday C ii Imkt. morning at 10 o'clock ni Ht. James' ! •O n dm. church and tiurlal will bo in Mt. 1031 PACKAUI) coupe, nix nnlmal 2"" 25° 2'25° 19 doz. Olivet cemctoiy. wnotl v/titeltt, riimbjo «ent; noi'il 15 25 25 condition; no reasonable otter reTussd. BEAUTY Act quick. Kdward vonKatUnitall. A. liny White. EXTRA FANCY FUESII FIIK8H JKIIHRY Maple ..I F.XTItA FANCY FANCY JKKS1CY CALIFORNIA A. Ray White, a reuldrnl of I! Wllly« distributor, phono It'"I Hunk KATHARINE SALON .IKIINKY LIMA BEANS SPINACH Bank for 48 yearn, died this morning 2 18. CURRANTS PEAS Full 1'od* at his home on Oakland ntrect uftor 46 Monmouth St., ara th* own- approximately 14.090.0.0. "»•"">» w "that a visit to this historical park demand for gold all over the world such corporation Is arrogating to It- ers of record of a mortgage made by San- All tho following tract or parctl o[ ]ina ,Tand to the CCC camps doing the self the powers of congress, or at- original size as when first dor Stern to Sena Griffin, dated January •nd premleta hereinafter particularly de. as demonstrated by the action of 29, 190B In the sum ot ICOO and aislgned "cribed, altuale. lying and being In th* •*\rork is a thoroughly enjoyable and tempting to nullify a future act of to you by Sena G'rlftln by assignment re- this Swiss corporation which, we Township of Ws.lC misl (now Borough of Sal- «•'• enlightening experience. have mentioned, we must know that congress. corded In Book H of Atslgnmentt of s',";' '". I!" ? of,Monmouth and Mortgtgts at Freehold, page Itl and you, State of New Jersey, being lot Number gold was going up In value. Therefore, the logic of the case Is John S. Sills, your heirs, devisees and Twenty-two Hundred and Two (2202) aa Now If gold Is going up In value that congress has the right to fix purchased. personal representatives, are made patties shown on a Map of tha Ocean Beach "Aa. J OF THE DOLLAR. defendant btoaus* you are tht owners of loolatlon, duly filed In the Honmouth or purchasing power and the cur* the tlie and content of th* coin used record of a ahar* of laid last mentioned County Clerks Offlc., bounded and da. '. Writer Explain* Process of Bevaltt- rency which is based on gold Is go- In the United States and by Impli- mortgage; and you. Ths Deacon Falls irlbaa aa follows:— cation each succeeding congress? has Rubber Shoe Company, body corporate, ~> atlon of Gold. Ing up In value, too, what is going are made a party defendant because you BKGINNlNa at a point or et.ke In tha to be the result? Will net all debtors that right. All Instruments payable hold a judgment of record against Itador northirly line of Twel/tt Avenue, at laid ; (By Newton D. Ailing) be forced into bankruptcy because In dollars in the United States are Stern, which may be a lien on the mort- down on the ttoresald plan of lots: dlt- gaged lands, and you, John J, Towbln, ara ant two hundred fifty (250) feet wester. A recent news Item reports the they have to sacrifice everything to subject to the last enactment of con- made a party riafendant beoausa you hold ly from the westerly line of Ocoan Avenu* and extending from thonce (1) northerly, * selzura by Federal authorities of a realize dollars to pay their debts? gress. Although a foreign dealer a judgment ot record against Louis 1* may deposit a certain amount of Stern, which may be a Hen on the mort- at a right angle to the said Twelfth Av*. tt Billion and a quarter of gold eoln Farmers must sacrifice ^thelr crops LEON'S tged lands; tnd you, David Ltvlnton. nuo and along the westerly Una of lot •'face value; that Is, the value In dol- and farms. The manufacturers can- gold with the Federal Reserve bank, Executor under the Will of Charles Kap- number Twenty-two Hundred On* (2201V ha receives credit In dollars, and Inn. deceased, are mads a party defendant •in* hundred forty (140) fe»t to the rear - -lars of coin prior to its revaluation not produce at a profit and close . one hundred the population, congress as the SUrn which may b..e. a lien o__n the mort- forty (U0) feet to th. uld northnly - -150,000, and had been stored In a and falling commodity and security gaged lands; tnd you, Sena Griffin and line of Twelfth Avenue i thence (i) east. guardian of the people's welfare Is William 8. Griffin, her husband, and your t-eafe deposit vault The Swiss cor- values and falling wages. The fatal- erly, at a right angle to tn« last course bound to take cognizance of the situ- respective heirs, devlseea and personal r*p- and along th* said northerly line of * poratlon oad In May, 1933, applied ity of tt Is that this very condition res*ntatlv*s, er* made parties defendant Twelfth Avenu*, fifty (so) feet to th* which makes ourency and gold the ation and make a proper adjustment because you executed one of the bonds ac- lolnt or place of Beginning. - for a license to export made neces- companying on* of the mortgages being " sary by an Executive proclamation more valuable assets as compared to foreclosed tnd because ot the aforesaid Belted as the property of Frederick W. «' Issued on April 30, 1093, which •ommodltles, land or securities, in- mortgage made by Stndor Stara to Sena Distribution of elecrlclty to the Elpf tnd Eralll. W. Zipf taken In execu. »• license to export was refused. creases the desire to possess gold— Grlfrln, dated January 29, 1901, In tht tlon at Lbs suit of Trenton Trust Com- consumer in Sweden's rural areas Is sum of 1500. ',, Other attempts to export were the only commodity which maintains Dated June !>, 1911. pany, et Us., etc., and to be nold by accomplished, In most cases, by a co- flEOItOH H*. ROBERTS, Sheriff. ,. made, and the matter was takes Into Its value and IB always exchangeable. operative association which buys the ALSTON BEKKMAN. Dated June 10, 1036. ,- the Federal courts by the foreign Thereby the value of gold Is In- Solicitor ot Complainant, W. Holt Apgar. Sol'r. current from tha producers. *'corporation, the application to tx- creased the more. This spiral of in- 10 Broad Street, Red Bank, N. J ("0 1.) I2B.BI creasing value ot gold and decreas- ^.port denied and the denial upheld Chancery 2/4 *'by the Circuit Court of Appeals ing values of everything else would IN CHANCERY OP NEW JERSEY. SHERIFF'S SALE. 51 unanimously. Th» Treasury Depart- go on until the whole financial struc- To ANDREW BOLTON. By virtue of a writ of f|. fa, to ms dl. To CLARA BOI/TONi j»- went then seized the gold and wll ture broke down and all transactions rected, Issued out of the Court of Chan* would be reduced to a gold cash By virtue ot an order ot the Court of eery, of the Stata of New Jersey, will be «; repay the owner the face amount of Chancery of New Jersey, made on the day exposed to sale at publlo vondue, on Sf dollars, namely, $1,250,000, although basis. of the date hereof, in e cause wherein MONDAY, THE 8TH DAY OF JULY, A- the metal today Is worth over two Hence the only thing to do is to Township of Shrewsbury, a Municipal Cor- 1836, poration, 1» complainant, and Frank Ar- between th* hours of 12 o'clock and I £ million dollars. cut the Gordlan knot by severing none and you* Andrew Bolton, and you, o'clock, (at 2 o'clock, Daylight Saving ^/ This episode brings Into clear out- the relation of the currency to gold. Clara Bolton, and others are defendants, lime) In tha afternoon of said day, at you are required to pay to the said eom- £• line the result of revaluation of gold This was done and the dollar, which the Court Houee, In th* Borough of Free- plainant the eum ot I311.TB, together with hold, County of Monmouth, Now Jersey, to ««• which appears to work an Injustice has come to have a certain fixed the taxed costs of this cause on tha 27th satiftfy a decree of snlii court amountiQg day of June, 1680, at the hour ot ten to anprotlmately ti.70t.0il. J.';.Tipon the owner of the gold who had value In men's minds and therefore o'clock In the forenoon at tha office of Ce- •^-withdrawn It from the Federal Be- In the markets of the country, con- cil S. Ackerson, Esq., one ot the masters All the following tract or parcel of land ^"jerve bank by presentation of the tinued performing Its function as a of this Court, No. S East Front Street. In and premlssi hereinafter particularly de- th* Borough of Koyport,, County of Mon- scribed, iltuite, lying and being In Ida j; bank's notes, which were redeemable medium of exchange much as It did mouth and State of New Jersey, with In- Borough of Red Bank, In tho County ol •*: In gold coin of a certain weight and before. The value of the dollar Is terest thereon to the date taat mentioned. Monmouth, and State of New Jorttey. 100 and In default thereof you .and each of DEGtHNINti at a point In the we«t«-rlr now regulated by the volume or 3J Oneness. Had there been no depres- you ahall stand absolutely debarred and nldo of Arthur Tlaco distant northerly »J slon, no panic, and the corporation amount In circulation and Its rela- foreclosed of and from all right and equl. thre* hundred and thirty feet from th* -* had withdrawn its million and a. tion to gold Is adjusted from time tjr of redemption of, in aad to the lands northw«»t corner of Bergen Place and and premises, and every part thereof, cov- Arthur Place! thence (1) northerly, along £' Quarter in gold, It would not have to time to meet the exigencies of ered, by the Certlflcat* of Tax Sale In aald the westerly aide of Arthur Place, forty •j- been able to make a profit, for the foreign exchange. caune sought to be foreclosed. feet to a point; thence *. matter of the estate of Thomas On petition for sale of landa to pay debts, Carton, deceased. Manufacturing Flannel Bath Robes Order to show cause. Notice to credltore to present claims Careful Utilization Of Area Lucille Stevens, substltutlonary admin- against estate. istratrix with will annexed of the eatato ot Pursuant to, tha order of Joseph I. Don. Cecelia Hoimee, deceased, having exhibited ahny, Surrogate of tho Count; of Mon- under oath a tru* account of the pertonel mouth. made on the twenty-third day ot estate and debts of said Intestate, whereby June, logo, on the tpplkadon of Mary T. It appears that the personal estat* ot the Pugan, acting executrix of the ealnU of said Cecelia Holmes, deceased, Is Insuffi- Thomas Carton, deceased, notice Is hereby cient ot pay her debt! and rtQutitlng tie given to the creditors of eald deceased to aid of the court In the premises. exhibit to tli* subscriber, acting executrix It Is thereupon on this 4th day of June, as aforesaid, their debte and demands Sewing Machine 19a*. ordered that all psraons Interested against the aald eitate, under oath, with. in tha lands, tenements, heredltamente and In six months from the date ot the afore- real estate of tha said Cecelia Holmes, de- aald order, or they wilt be fnrevor barred ceased, appear before this Court at the of their actions tnerefor against tha said Court House In the Borough of Freehold on the tenth day of September, 19SS, a II A. M., to show cause why so much o Dated°Freehold, N. J., June 28, 10811. Single Needle th* said lands, tenements, hereditament MAItY T. DUC.AN, Double Needle and real estate of the said Cecelia Holme 187 Willow Avs., Long Branch, N. J. deceased, should not be sold as will b Edward W. Wise, Eia.. aufflclant to pay her debts. Red Bank. N. J.. Proctor. It Is further ordered that this order be published In Tha Red Bank Reiistsr, one of the newspapers of this state, for alx Monmoulh County Surrogated Office. Button Hole weeks at least onre In each week. In the matter of tne estate of Jacob 1*. Button Machine Eurlch. , J. EDWABD KNIGHT. Notlc* to creditors to present claims Judge, against estate. JOSEPH I. DONAHAY, SurrogaU. Pursuant to tb* order of Jostph 1* Donahs/, surrogate of the County of Mon- Monmouth County Surrogate's Office. mouth. mad* on the twenty-ninth day of Pressers May, 1091, on tha application of Alfred Examiners In the matter of the estate of Martin I,. F. Kurlch, aole executor of the estat* of Larsen, decessed. Jacob F. Eurlch, deceased, notice Is hsre- Notice to creditor* to present claim by given to th* creditors of esld deceased against estate. to exhibit U> the subscriber, so!* executor Pursuant to th* order of Joseph L. Don ss aforesaid, thslr debts and dsmands abay. Surrogate ol the County of Hon against the Held estate, under oath, wlthtn mouth, road* *n the thlrUenth day ol six months from ths date of the aforeeaid Trimmers June, 1981, on th* application of Thi order, or they will be forever bsrred of Iferchanta Trust Company of Rid Bank, their action* therefor against the said sub- administrator of the *stst* of Martin L acrlher. Lareen, deceaied, notice Is hereby given to th* creditors of said deceased to a* Dated Freehold, N. J., May 20, 108H. htblt to th* subscriber, admlstrator ai ALWtEn P. KUIHCH, aforesaid their debte and demands agalns Prospect Ave., Llttl* Silver, N, I. the said estate, under oath, within el Alston Beekman, Ksq., months from the date of the aforesal Red Bank. N. J., ordtr, or they will lie forever barrtd o Proctor. their actlona thirafcr against th* sal Monmouth County Surrogats's Offlce. In the matter ol tht aitate ol Isaac Wil- Dated Frasholi), K. J.. June II, l»s«. liam Myers, deoaasad. THE MERCHANTS TBU8T OOMPANK Notice to cretiltora to present clalma OK RED BANK. against Oltate. V By FRANK E. PRICE, Pursuant to tho order of Joseph It. Don- Trust Offloar, shay. Surrogate of tie County of Hon- Philip T. Jiannine. Inc. Red Bank. K. J., mnuth, made on the third day ot June. •Male is wed pleasingly for this fast room and another In the living Administrator. lOSD, on the application of Otto Lewie VMlVproporUoned little house In room provide sufficient h»«t for chilly Qutnn. Parsons A Doremua, Eaqs., Myers, administrator with will annaied of
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