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VOLUME LXVIIi; NO. 46, , RED BANK, N.J., THURSDAY, MAY 9,1946. SECTION- :TWO—PAGES X fry———•—^—•"•gaa-Bg!— Former Red Bank . Two Join Today Raritan Township Baccalaureate At Sweepstakes Official 'Popomora 'AtRumson Priest Monsignor Rumson June 16 'I CaRt. Joseph T. Casey, U: S. Navy At Meeting Of School System Has chaplain, who served as curate at The baccalaureate service for the Receiving Entries Sold To George V, CO reception hall and of the library dents entering the borough "who Tuesday, May 28, the club, mem- ship. the Maryland Yacht club, ent are covered with a' beautiful -silk shall at any time within tha last bers will journey to New York to Wholesale resignation of the On Yale Survey in the 135-cu. in. class; Seab damask. ten years have been convicted of Bee a night baseball game between Raritan township board of educa- owned by Albert Brlnkman, Jr., i Other buildings on the property any crime or felony" In order that the Dodgers and Giants, and a tion members Is a possibility, as the Urges Parental Grand Island, New York, enti Include a two-car stucco over tile 'such persons may be kept.under large turnout is looked for. result of the differences with the the surveillance of the police ao that township committee over the 1946- the 225-cu. in class; Ja garage, a frame poultry hotise, a Make-up cards have been re- Support Of Report owned by J. Paul Lilly of large garageywipi ample space for "public health, safety and welfare 47 budget. Indications were five will be properly provided for.1.' ceived for E. Allaire Cornwell, J. mlngton, Delaware, in the 100-d six motors, and' two apartments, a Levin, Edgar Brown, Edwin H. arid possibly seven board members Superintendent of Schools Ed- superintendent's cottage, containing The ordinance, which will.come will resign by June, 30 to avoid be- in. class, and Ho-Mo, owned by up for public hearing at the next Brasch and John H. Mount. win C. Gilland addressed the Red ward Campanula of,Rumson, • seven rooms and bath; a farm sta- Visitors at the meeting were ing In office when the township Bank Junior-Senior Parent-Teacher ble, and a stucco over tile "boat council meeting next Thursday committee budget for the school the 91-cu. in class; Black Mi night, is In keeping with the recent County Clerk J. Russell Woolley of association Tuesday night In the owned.by Capt. Edward Nabb house with large living room and West Long Branch, Dr. Henry A. costs goes Into effect. Tha budget Mechanio street school auditorium; kitchen. recommendation of County Prose- submitted by the school board was Cambridge, Maryland, in the cutor.J. Victor Carton, who has re- Rltterman, member of the LlonB voted down twice after active com- and-told-the large gathering that clfio one-design . class; Vic The grounds on the south side of club; Peter Falvo, guest of Robert t necessarily must be the parents River road and east side of Belle- quested all the municipalities in mittee opposition. Forest Hills, New York; Emfl the county to adopt ordinances of Snowden, Robert de la Reussille, who will decide the usefulness of er, Jr., College-Point, Long vue avenue comprise-approximately guest of Paul Young, and Joseph Peter O. Welgand, Sr., district the recent Tale survey as con- 21 acres of lawns, rose gardens, for- this nature. clerk, was the first of what may be" Dorothy Mayer, College Dorcey an"d Lawrence Covlalaf cerns the report's suggestions on Helen J. Mack, New Miliord, Ni mal gardens, and rock garden*. The ordinance in Its legal form Is guests of Harry J. Dutchyshyn. a mass exodus of board members. The grounds are well landscaped, published in today's Issue of The course's "In sociology on marriage Jersey; Jack Kelly, Pine He" submitted his resignation to and family life," "safe automobile and there are many fine specimen Register. take effect on June 30, 1946, afte,r 1 New York; George H. Middle shade trees on the property. The Council will confer with the Lions serving since 1932. driving," and "consumer education. Wakefield, Massachusetts; Wi The superintendent also stated property on the north side of River club and merchants in the borough Fall On Knife Kills Following the announcement of maa W. Jones, Wilmington, road comprises about 2:8 acres ana regarding an offer from the Cen- his gratification at learning that the ware; William Gardbergh, the employment of four teachers survey, had reported too much stress has a mbstantla! frontage on the tral Railroad of New Jersey per- Charles Hoffmann for the grammar school, Keyport LIEUT. H. C. DISTELHURST. Rockaway, New York; Don North Shrewsbury river. mitting the borough to use Its prop- officials stated at the meeting that was being placed, on "high school Whitfle, Montclair; Gene __, The buildings on the Kohl prop- erty on Ocean'avenue for parking there are still four vacancies to be preparation for college." Declaring REV. ROBERT C. JOHNSON that high schools should not be con- urday nights at 8:45 o'clock In a South River, and Harry Blrdsall£ erty were built by the late Drexel purposes only. Red Bank Youth filled here, two In the high school transcribed GI -radio broadcast en- Jr.,'Hartadale, New^York.• E. Godfrey in 1910. Mr, Godfrey Permission was voted to the sidered preparatory schools, Mr. The young minister served 22 and two In the granrtnar- school. titled "Inside Radio Tokyo." The Commodore Joseph C. Irwin used the property as his summer Keansburg Steamboat company to Dies In Woods Richard E. Steadman, a former Gilland pointed out that'the prim- months, most of which were spent ary duty of the educational system third- In a series of broadcasts will the National Sweepstakes Regatta^ home until 1922, when he, sold It to operate a bus- line throug Sea teacher in. the high school and on be heard Saturday night. association has announced the fol- Frank Moore Smith. The property In the Philippines. He took his Bright for passengers en route to A 15-year-old Red Bank Catholic at the high school level was to send training course for the chaplaincy leave of absence while serving in Lieut. Conover Distelhurst, -whose lowing appointments of the was acquired by the late Henry New York and return only. They high school sophomore, Charles the armed forces, returned his con- students "100 per cent prepared to Kohl from Prank Moore Smith In at Williamsburg, Virginia, apd was will recommend that the Interstate Hoffmann, son of Mr. and Mrs. become citizens cognizant of -the wife resides on Buena Vista ave mlttee chairmen: - tract unsigned and C. J. Hollywood, nue, 1&28. Mr. Kohl passed away in stationed for some time at ths Commerce Commission grant the Harry Hoffmann, 148 Branch ave- who verbally accepted a contract, responsibilities of the community." Fair Haven, has been made Construction—Ensley M. White; March, 1938, and the property has Naval training center In Sampson, company's application. nue, was killed Instantly Sunday turned .It back. Arnold LaJIaestra He further explained this statement head!! of radio station WVTR in finance, Hubert M. Farrow; since been occupied by his widow, New York, before going overseas. Mayor Thomas Farrell and the evening when a five-inch blade, has signed a contract to' teach in by saying that, at the most, only ; Tokyo where he has been stationed ing, Courtlandt White; police Mr*. Lavenia B. Kohl. During Rev. Mr. Johnson's ab- council were appointed a commit- dagger-type knife which he was the grammar school, but will prob- per' cent of any graduating class with the army since February. The parking, Thomas M. Gopslll; sence In the- Philippines, his wife tee for the Memorial day services carrying In his pocket, pierced his ably be ' transferred to the high would enter college and that their lieutenant, who In civilian life was gram, Robert Eisner; public afi resided with her parents at Knox- to be held in conjunction with the heart when he stumbled and fell school to teach English and social education would be cared for in an a free lance radio announcer, has dress, Harold S. Allen; marine se& Judges Chosen ville, Tennessee, where her hus- American Legion. while running up a small embank- studies and serve as buslneess man- ordinary program, adding "I have been In service a year and one vice, Charles P. Irwin, Jr; marineV band's folks also live. The couple ment in the woods near Scobeyville ager for athletics. Melvln W. Jones always.felt strongly that we neglect half. Prior to entering the army, equipment, Harold S. Allen; rec have two boys, Robert, Jr., a year Taken to Monmouth Memorial hos- has verbally accepted a position to he put on such soap box operas as tion committee, Herbert E. Ekt For Stamp Show pital by the Eatontown First Aid non-college preparatory work." and a half old, and a five-months- Boy Scout Drive teach science in the high .school. On the controversial subject of "Life Can Be Beautiful," "Amanda wards; spectator committee, Lester? old son Richard, both of whom squad, he was pronounced dead on of Honeymoon Hill," "Let's Pre- R. Ross, Charles Gallagher, co- arrival. Tribute was paid to Mrs. Elsie P. introducing courses in marriage Jwere-horn-ln-Knoxxille. Thay Farry, school nurse, for her work, and family life, Mr. Gilland em- tend," "Right to Happiness" and chairman; measurer's co; • To Is Behind Quota— —According-to-state-pqHce-*t-the EmiLJacoby. rived Sunday at the Presbyterian Shrewsbury barracks, Hoffmann especially during the recent epf manse. Incomplete returns in the fund- and two companions, John Mc- demlc of measles, Fredericck Rapp clde. the issue, and that a progres- A resident of Fair HaVen for Course—Ensley M. White; hea4-| Red Bank Borouj raising for Monmouth county Boy Gulre, 16, of 89 Willow street, Fair board member, was the first to sive attitude should be taken in the last two years, LJeut. Conover quarters, Lucy J. Hartman; patrora Scouts from the Red Bank area Haven, and James Carroll, 15, of mention the favorable comment on arriving at definite conclusions. He Distelhurst is the son of Mrs. Isa- Theodore D. Moore; prize, Alfred j£ Hall To House showed a deficit of $1,602.98 last Mrs. Farry's work and other mem cited schools throughout the country bel Conover of Highlands. His Lippman; publicity, Thomas Foremen's Show 1 634 River road, Fair Haven, were aun night as the campaign workers met out in the woods to do some target bers also spoke of reports that they in which "good success has been) ^ Mrs. Harry Schenck, resides Field, Jr.; public relations, Georgtf§ Exhibit May 16,1 had received. There were 83 cases To Benefit School In fellowship hall of the Methodist shooting with rifles when the trag- attained In sociology courses." «n Front street..._.-, Red Bank- . W. Bray; medical and first aid, OtM church. ,< .-- edy occurred. , of measles reported' In the Keyport Commenting that the lengthy ' Mrs..Corover Distelhurst told W. A. Rullman; race pita, Neil Wcfcl schools during April. George B. Slbane of Ne ,C(ilef'Leroy Deacy announced Councilman Russell H. Mlnton of Born in Red Bank January 23, findings of the Yale group precluded The Register she had received a cott; registration Henry Kroep " the appraiser of the stam^ ssterday that the Red Bank fire Fair Haven, chairman of ^the drive, 1931, son of Harry J. and Julia A, /Destruction caused by termites In discussions on every phase of the phone call from her husband Mon- Official referee, William A. tlon of Franklin D. Roosevelt, will department will have a repeat per- stated however, that he feels cer- Pryor Hoffmann, Charles is sur- the high school building was re- report,. the speaker advised that day night from Tokyo, era, and timers and scorers, James .i act as one of th« Judges" at the formance of the minstrel and re- tain final returns will show a more vived, besides his parents, by a sis- ported by Rufus O'. Walling, dis- copies of the booklet would be avu li- L, Endlcott, chairman. Third Annual Exhibition of the vue Thursday, May 23, In Red Bank favorable figure and that the quota ter, Dorothy Anne Hoffmann, living trict clerk. Mr. Walling also sub- able within the next two months. Monmouth County Philatelic so- Catholic high auditorium as a ben- will at least be reached. He point- at home. His father was chief of mitted a survey made by thB E. L He aaked that the parents secure New Owners For ciety May 16, 17 and 18 at the Red efit for the St. James school fund. ed out that River Plaza , with a the Red Bank fire department In Bruce Co., of Memphis, Term., a copies of the findings and through McFaddin Lauds Bank borough hall. Alfred F. The proceeds of the show, which quota of $300 had not yet reported, 1944. company for. termite control, who organizational pressure bring about Llchtensteln, president of the played two nights before capacity and several usually large donators submitted a proposal to rid the Six Bungalows The funeral was held yesterday building of the. termitesr at -a cost a publiq reaction which would re- American Philatelic Foundation, audiences two weeks ago, will be had not been contacted. He further morning in St. James church where sult In a "wider and directed edu- Albert S.'"White of East Front Thompson, Bray and Eliott Perry, internationally divided between the school fund added that a number Qf workers' of $1,055 and. $52 yearly for Inspec- a high mass of requiem as cele- tions, cational program in the com- street, Red Bank,' has purchased known -Philatelic consultant, will and the fire department, the chief had not completed canvassing. brated by Rev. James J. Duffy. In- munity." through Walker & Tihdall, real es- act as the other judges. explained. The firemen decided to The quota set for the local area terment, under the direction, of the The board will further' Investi- tate and insurance agency,! 7 Me- Endorses Them For play the benefit as an act of grati- gate the matter and action will be On the subject of a new second- The Monmouth County Philatelic was $8,500. Only $5,897.02 was re- Worden funeral home, was In ary school building, the superinten- chanic street, a bungalow on the State Committee society Is an active society of over tude for the use of the Red Bank ported at last night's , meeting, Mount Olivet cemetery. taken this summer. Asked If this north side of River road, Rumson, Cathoiic high school auditorium on expenditure would eliminate work dent acknowledged a decided need. 100 senior members devoted to the which originally had been aet^as Deacon was "Rev. Francis Dwyer, He also agreed that a new salary for his own occupancy. The.prop- hobby of stamp collecting. The or- past occasions. the.final night of the drive. The already planned, Mr. Walling com- Surrogate Dorman McFaddin. to»! of St. Dorothea's church, Eaton- policy for the teaching staff was In erty. Is located near the Shrewsbury tescjssued the following statement! ganization is- over 30 years old. The school fund is being built up drive will continue until all work-, town, and Rev. Salvatore DILorenzo, mented that it will cut down on river aOVd has river rights. Ira D. for the construction of'a new mod- renovation work, but will not elim- order, adding that he believed the inteuppBrt of Mrs. Geraldine- I»J Many Interesting collections will be crs have reported, Mr. Minton ex- of St. Anthony's church here, was board of education was considering Emery of Rumson, the seller, was shown at the exhibition and the ern building adjoining,the present' plained. Last year $8,900 was col- inate necessary repairs as funds lompson of Llncroft and George) h sub-deacon. The large church' was revisions In Its present plan. represented by Attorney Daniel S. ', Bray of Red Bank who are can- v general public is Invited to attend. site, which will be used for high lected in this area. filled to the overflowing with are available. Welgand of Red Bank. school classes. The present school The board will request the mayor Mrs. Karl Schriftgiesser, pro- didates for re-election as member*; The Exhibition committee, con- Last night's session was attend- friends and relatives and the mass gram chairman for the association, Frank-S. Siegfried's bungalow at of theJKRepubllcan State Committee: f, sists of Walter I. Quelch, chair- on Broad street will then house ed by nearly 100,4who heard John wag chanted by the St. James' and council to place standards In the grammar school classes. the streets near the grammar school introduced Mr. Gilland. Mrs. 3. M. 117" First avenue, Atlantic High- June 4th Is primary day In New-^ man; Frank A. Hollowbush, assist- Northup and Morgan Knapp, Mon- Grammar School Children's choir Hoffman, PTA president, presided lands, has been sold by the same Jersey. ' .it ant chairman; Henry J. Sander, L. School students Edward Sutphln, mouth council Scout executives. with Slrter Mary Mercy at the or- and East Keyport school warning motorists of the school children. and past president Mrs. Joseph F. agency to William Blair.of Locust, The preferential primary, li tha| B. Dequlne, A. D. Cooper, M. Floyd Paul Lang and John Maloney head Community chairmen, their quo- gan. who will -soon _ take possession. moat Important part of our two Smith, Leon ReusBllle, Herbert W. the committee representing the St, The two ushers at the church They will further request a po? Odenbach installed the re-elected party system of government, Un tas and funds received are as fol- Inlllceman-tohg on duty every school officers. Roberts, Plllsbury, Carton and Sor- Hill and Frank E. Lawrence. James fund. Tickets go on sale lows, the quota being shown first were Peter Flemralng arid John enson, represented both parties. less good candidates are nominati today and may be secured from the in each instance: Fair Haven, Jo- Arnone, representing the senior day at the grammar school from at the primary the voters have ' high school students or from mem- 8:45 to 9:05; 11:30 to 1:20 and 2:45 The Manefor Holding company a poor choice to select from seph Hunter, $760, $520; Little Sil- class at Red Bank Catholic high. of Freehold-has sold a .bungalow In Election day. bers of the fire department: ver, Mrs. Henry Scaccia, $600, $570; The bearers, classmates of the de- to 3:30. ' • Former Otterson Harold S. Clark The diplomas in the high school Leonardo to Michael J. Spence of This year on the Republican ; Red Bank, Robert de la Reussllle, ceased, were, John Conklln, Nap- Cedar avenue, Leonardo. Roberts, miry ballot there will appear $4,780, $3,455.65; River Plaza, Dan- leona Lucia, Richard Klrman, Har- Will be awarded this year by Gar- Residence Sold rett Roberts, president of the board. Plllsbury, Carton and Sorenson rep- names of .Geraldine L. Thoinp. Plans To Retire Homeless Vet iel Dora, $800, no report; Rumson, ry Molskow, John Coughlln and Al- The ten room' former Otterson resented the purchaser and teller, and George W. Bray for 81. W. Dlnsmore Banks, $1,000, $862.77; fred ", Hollywood. The honorary Herbert C. Burrowes, vice presi- Commltteewoman and State Com»| Harold S. Clark will retire May dent, will award the grammar residence at 316,Broad street, Red The same agency has sold for Becomes Builder Shrewsbury, Whitney Burst, $750, bearers were members of the Boy Bank, with a 60-foot frontage and mitteeman. --r, ,/• M 31 after 20 years as headmaster at $373, and Vail Homes, Edwin A. Scout troop 8, of which young school diplomas. Mrs. Henry E. Mrs. T. J. Maloney of Jersey City Mrs, Thompson has served in tnM Rumson Country day school and Ackerson, a board member, will ac- a depth of 480 feet has been sold three'bungalows located on the Ray Smith,, son of Mr. and Mrs. Seeburg, $150, $116.60. Charles was a former member, and through Rolston Waterbury, R«d capacity for several vterms, !>•. return to his home on Sagamore Henry Benson of 44 John street, a number of the boys of the school. cept the class, gift from the high south side of Florence avenue, Leo- numbered among those who do ., Beach, Cape Cod, Massachusetts, school graduating class. Bank realtor to Alexander and nardo, to - John W. Wood of Port always agree with Mrs. Thompsons recently received his honorable dis- The fire truck of Union Hose Theodore Andrlotl, of New York but I do recognize that she Is * Together with Edgar B. Blake, charge from the army after 51 company, of which the boy's father George Search*, principal of the Monmouth, The purchase was made who has been assistant headmaster, high school, reported that 61 sen- city, who will soon occupy the as an Investment by Mr. Wood. solutely honest and sincere In months' service, 21 of which were New Principal Is'an active member, and a private premises with their families, convictions and ready to fight ' Mr. Clark came to Rumson |n 1826 served overseas, Upon arriving car were required to convey the iors are planning to make the class Miss Ida Hildebrand of Applegate, the things pertaining to good and founded the school at the re- trip to Washington, D, C. The large dwelling has four ba,ths Stevens, Foster &'Reussllle was at- home he vtpi greeted with the same For Highlands floral tributes to the cemetery. and well kept grounds In one of the ernment, ' ' quest of residents there. In the problem facing numerous veterans, —. > , torney In the transaction. I have been associated with first, year of operation only ,26 stu- borough's best residential sections. the same being an OPA notice that JJBX EL Copeland of Neptune, who Publlo Auv..— Notice to the Publlo. Several Improvements will be Made in welfare work anj well know ( dents were present, while there Is his family must vacate the home has been teaching In - the - Mana- Antiques and gifts to fee sold at As several cases of small-pox Good Newt.. on many occasions she has at have been reported In the western to the property before occupancy. For Mother's day. Special ship- own personal discomfort and Ins. they,have been routing,,,,,,.„,., squan grammar school, has been Five Corners, Mlddletown,;.New Mr, Waterbury also, announced and Mr, Blake w g - Smith decided to do something app61ntldrp1:incipai"'o» Highland! jersey,"Rout« Mrfour railes north states, the-Red .Bank Board of ment, "Presto" and "Mirro Matlc" venience, gone to the aid of thai Suffleld academy in Connecticut of Red Bank, Wednesday -and Healtiradvtses people In Red Bank the sale of the: five-room bungalow pressure cookers. "You cftuldtt't flleted, regardless of their-polir about-.the..matter and;.set-o'ut-to- school to succeed Wilson B. Wright, at 18 Cherry street, Shrewsbury afflllatlone, pjripr to owning to HumsoTST" secure property and materials to who has resigned and. acpepted an Thursday, May 15th »«?"«, 1946, to KO to their doctor and be vac- th|nk of a better thing to give Mr. Clark li a graduate of Dart- appointment as an Instructor In the at 10 a, m. sharp. Victorian tea cinated agalwt small-pox for township, to Frank Terry, Jr., a Mother, Hurry down, we have a. • Mr. George W. Bray Is build a hoflio. The result .has been «t, K; P. M. tea set, English din- formen serviceman, who will occupy lot of them, but they will go fast. the nomination for a second mouth College. He has been a mem- thai he now Is known as "The Mlddletown township high sehool. a« a Republican State Comrali Mr of St. George church in Rum- ner let, eups .and saucers, ohlha, Red Bank. Board of Health, the home with his family. Tha $12.98 each. National 8 A 10. Builder of Modern Homes," having Mr. Copeland is a native of Okla- plates, covered dishes, Bisque, bric- W. A. Clayton, Secretary. owner was Albert Blnaco. Prown's.—Advertisement. man, ion, In which he was an active several ono-famlly houses under homa, where he formerly taught a-brac, old pressed glass, colored He Is a highly respected choir member. He Is married and —Advertisement/- ' •.. ' . "There Is not expected to be any Bank business man of many construction , In, the Fair Haven school. He came east to take a glass, out glaaC.pewtEf, brass, oop- lull In tht ourrent brisk realty New Eleotrolux Vacuum • has on» ion, Lieut. Comdr, Franolg area, Smith claims that each home war Job at Camp Evans and later Ser, metal tray«, lanterns, Tiffany standing, MortRBfa Loani. < • market in Monmouth oounty," said cleaners are now being delivered He has served tor U years Clark, OSN, will be built on at least one-aore took his present aohool position. lamp, glaai lamps, Chinese Jade, In unlimited amounts at VA% at pre-war prloe, For free demon- Mr. Blake, who ta a member of quarts lamp, gas lamp shades, two tha realtor. "Listings and buyers the County dommltte and_ fwr lots as he feels current building His witi' has been teaching In the annum, to finance homes, apart- continue to come In. with a stan- stratlon In Red Bank vlolnity.Mn years as assessor of tha the Rumson borough counoll, Is has been too orowded. Belmar sohool, " . red hall lamps, mirrors, mahogany ment homos, builneii properties your horns, phone *t once. Also crystal corner oloset, Empire sola, and new construction, Applica- dard regularity, and with.the mild- ot Red Bah*. ' also « Dartmouth graduate and He enlisted In the army Decem- Mr. Wright has been oonneoted spare' parts and repairs, Don't as- His ability to advance tb» WM active In trade athlotlos whilst sideboard strvlng table, two oarved tions Invited, For further Infor- er May weather we' are antlqlpat- lay. Phone today, Red Sank 3207-J. ber 8, 1941, and after serving seven with the Highlands sohool for the mahogany arm ohalra, odd tablet mation wrlto to "M. L.," Box Blli Ing a frith Influx of homeieeken. •st of good, government an> a student there. Ha recolvtd hit, months'as art enlisted man, Ha ap- laat 18'years, the last, four as prin- and ohrflrf, two desk*, other furni- Red Bank, N, J,—Advertisement.' -Advertliemtnt, mote harmony In the Repub .Master's degree- from Now York party In the. oounty shoals «i cipal. He will oonolude hli long • *t olled for officer. candidate school, ture, foUr-pleci^bedrorfm tot, plo- Venetian Blinds 1 ' Remember. him to anothir term. university. ,He will become head- After rooelvlnff hli oommliilon ho and tfflolent, lervlce at tha June tajs. frames, picture*, Rocer fjroupi 1 master Juno 1. Mi fender, ilelgh befli, Xither Awnings, 16.94 for ittil-flixlbli blinds, In all It'i Sherman ! (or tht belt In The Republican! of Mo was on active duty In North Afrlou, graduation, Better order them now, Stand- best ilus, right In itook, ,no wait-, ourUlm, draperies,. bedspread's oounty ihould fo to to* Sardinia,', Corsica and Italy, (or things too numerous to mention, any kind df a.Vs- flxtra pioMt .SlNUW,.' irt VanPsIt, austlonter. Road. ard Awning Co,, '35 Bait Front Ing,, We make slip oovers and Venetian blinds. At fipll* ALJUM M Which ti«' wears thru'campaign itreet, Phone Red Bank 698,-^oV hiTlantilnd. wr proo- prloti th TtlP town's.— Bid apton totray a

knit > : 'IjUKtWi.Wanted,, REI> BANK KEG1STEK,~MAY 9, 1946; Names Of Missing 4 County Pastors Drennan Leaves Pupils Of little irking And Housing At Earle Released Mr. and Mrsk Jacob Stryktr, K Raised To Rank Molly Pitcher Harrison, avenue,-ar« th* parents Silver School . The list of-the six enlisted men of a son-born at\home Friday. Mrs. and one officer who are missing JTamej A, Drranan, popular man- aging director of Molly Pitcher ho- Stryker and her infant son are now Get Hearing followtng^the explosion at the Of Mpnsignori .at Rivervlew hospital. Present Play Earle Naval Ammunition depot tel since December 19, 1941, re- Recently elevated to the rank of signed his position this morning Announcement has bain mad* by A may entitled "Thirty'Minutes.. pier April SO, has been released by 1 Dr.-Gerard A. Devlin ol 49 Bleeker the Navy department. domestic prelate with the title of and will leave this week-end for with Stephen Foster," was well pre- Right Reverend Monsignor by Hid Lexington,: Kentucky. He offered street, Newark, of the association sented by Little Silver school pupils Chamber Directors Held „They, are Lieut, mate -2/c, • Balti- Mrs, Frank P.. Merritt of ttl ot Stephen Foster, whjle Mary El- 'At the monthly meeting of jthe regularities, he had had members tor of St. Agnes, Atlantic High- had no immediate plans-for the fu- more, Maryland; Elisha Nelson, S lands; Patrick J." Clune, pastor of ture, .•••,'••' Pinckney road li t surglca^ pa- len Campbell appeared as his moth- i directors of the Red Bank Com- of the police force make .a thor- 2/c, High Springs, Florida; Eugene tient at Spring Lake Heights hos- 1 ough survey. He showed the cham- Holy Cross, Rumson, and John P. Mr. Drennan.has had wide ex- : er, Mrs. Foster. Jean Botkln was munlty. Chamber of Commerce P, Norman, chief boatswain's mate, pital. •.-'.. • • ; • ' ' Jeanie, his sweetheart Betty See- \ held yesterday morning in the ber officials four' full-size letter Burke, pastor of. St Joseph's perience in the hotel field, having Marlon, Illinois; William S, Rear- church, .Keyport. .. j been associated in the business for Mr. and Mrs. Everard Helm, Oar- land, Susanna, family friend; Anne. chamber rooms in the-Carltbn. the- sheets containing ,the names, ad- don, Fl/c,. Durham, New Hamp- dresses and times of offenses, Msgri McConnell, who will cele- nearly 19 years, coming here from den road, are the parents of a Janaky, Miranda, the housemaid, ater' building, the principal sub- shire, and Victor,F, Souse, gun- daughter born. Monday at River- and Arthur Apy, Uncle Joe. jects of discussion were the, traffic whereby-, local, professional men, brate the SOrh anniversary of.hie the Robert E. Lee hotel in Wlnston- ner's' mate 3/c, Cambridge, Massa- ordination in. July, was born In Salera, North Carolina, He hadview hospital. •••.-. Other family friends were Jean and parking problems In Red Bank, merchants and their clerks abused chusetts.. •••: • . the severe housing situation and the parking privilege Jn the busi- Lambertvllle and attended the pa- been with the America hotels chain Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Patalano of Smld, Myrna Stalberg, Bab* Beck- its relation to personnel ,at Fort ness section of the town. The sur- Delay in submitting the names to rochial school these. He studied at a number of years, and "before that Branch avenue are the parents of er, . Carol Billings, Joan Fletcher, Monmouth and the proposed im- vey was made April 11, IS, 16, 17,the press was occasioned because Sacred Heart college, Vineland; St. was connected with the Senton ho- a daughter born Tuesday at River- Ethel West and Virginia Raa. Ap- provement of the channel -in the19, 22 and 23, and it showed that the personnel regprds fit the crew Charles college, ' Endicott City,. tel In Cincinnati. While in Ohio, view hospital. pearing a* pickaninnies ware Jan* ' North Shrewsbury river. some of these offenders parked were in the forward sections of the Maryland; and Mount St, Mary's he was associated with and became Mr. and Mrs. Raymond B. Ser-Albert, Anne Gregory, Lorraine their cars from a half to a full day ship, where the explosion occurred,; college, Emmlttsburg, Maryland. He a friend of, the late Ralph Hltz of geant, 10 John street, are the par- Jones, Charles Myers, James Taylor Gen.' Jerry, V. Matejka of Fort received his theological, edtreatton MISS MARIAN-LEWIS ' New Yorker hotel fame. ents of a son born Tuesday at And John •( Martin. | Monmouth, accompanied by- Cola. each and many of them- an hour or 1 two at a time. The chamber will at Innsbruck, Austria. During bis stay at the Molly Pit- Riverview boilptal. ' Th* chorus included Janet Fer- f Conrad and Nelson and liieut. Elk- His first appointment* was at" St. Mr, and Mrs. B. W. I^ewis of Port cher, Mr. Drennan was particularly Dr, and Mrs, R. Browning Wil- guson, Jill Tlahman, Suzann* ?' »tromj appeared at~)st and that within sell to represent the chamber at seminary at Olean, New York, was car while the assault took place, ac- and Harry" and that "big business and William Andersen. Interment concerned only with the present cording to the police. affiliations" could never be con- such a measure in this community. a few weeks there will be from this meeting and he has with himand future of Union Beach and this ordained In 1908, and has been pas- under the direction of the John E. Mayor Beadleston stated that h* 7,000 to 8,000, and the authorities a resolution unanimously passed by tor at St. Joseph's 17 years. necteH with the South Amboy can- Day funeral home wai in Calvtry amendment must stand or fall on didate. - could sea the need ofWh an ordi- ar« endeavoring to hire-as- many the chamber yesterday endorsing the basis of benefits to be derived cemetery, Long Island. - nance In place like Acbury Park civilians as possible to teach these the project of straightening the from it by the citizens of Union Max Lewis Opens The speaker also urged the club and Long Branch with transient ltudents, 'thereby releasing many channel east of the Oceanic bridge, Beach as a whole and not by a Weddings to take more active stands on Is- MABY O'CONNOR SAXS. summer populations and was in army teachers for further military doing away wltkthe shallow con- small group of individuals." Music Mart sues facing the public, stating that Funeral service* for Mrs. Mary sympathy with Mr. Carton's pro- 1 duty. He satd:"In a few weeks Fort dition Immediafc south of the CIAFFONI—SOVIERO. the youthful vote was more than The vote to override the mayor's MaxfLTJwIs, well-known bandlead- Patrick O'Connor Saxe, 85, whoposal for such municipalities. Monmouth will be bulging' at theHighlands bridge and suggesting a veto was a tie. Councilman George Miss Margaret Claffonl, daughter ever Interested in current con- died Thursday evening at FltWn seams" and that many of the men turning- channel at the head of of Mr. and Mrs; Paul Ctaffoni of er, has opened a modern music ditions and that their Interest was Pickering, who had previously vot- establishment at 213 Main street, hospital, were held-Monday at St. coming into .the post desire- quar- navigation at Red Bank In the vi-ed in favor of (the extended closing Car.onsburg, Pennsylvania, became good for both the party and theJames church, where Rev. James ters for their- families. They de- cinity of Maple avenue and the the bride of Joseph Soviero, son of Keansburg, next-door to the Mc-general public. , _ v Father And Son hour, changed over to support the Donald hotel. Thompson offered a requiem ma»a. aire to have their wive* and chil- Molly Pitcher hotel. • mayor, along with Mr. Rltt and Mr. and Mrs.'Anthony Soviero of The meeting, which wagVwill at- Interment, under the dlreotlon of dren with them as much as pos- Mr. Russell, representing the Mr. Conroy. Voting to override the Pearl street, Sunday afternoon at The new business Is known as tended, heard several members Scout Dinner The ,Musio Mart of New Jersey, the John E. Day funeral home, was sible until such time as they are membership committee, reported veto were Councllmen'john Muller, tho Immaculate Conception church speak In behalf of George W. Bray, in Mount Olivet cemetery. Bearers A father and son dinner was sent Into foreign territory. several new members. They are Charles Gable and Paul Kolodzlej. In Washington, Pennsylvania. and-under the personal supervision primary candidate for state com- of Mr. Lewis, will carry a com- were Peter Orandlnettl, Theodore served at the Port Monmouth flra —The-general—furthentsted-that- -Rassair^Brtothersi-automoblle-deal-- -A-majorlty-vote-waa-neoessary to Thebrldejwasattired In a white mittteman. Farrell, George Hohl, Georg* house last week by the Mothers' the official personnel at the post ers; H. J. Bailey company, tobac- override the veto. silk jersey gown and carried a plete stock of spinets, baby grands are doing everything possible for and small upright pianos. Strohmenger/and FfsncliranorHin-- lllf^ofBojLScout-troop_8iLo did: not approve tar »* MoaUlo It inaUrlala ooultf.be arldn . [ilfti'd1-' hat 'Afliali m •', < BED Pi HSTER; MAY 9,1946, rancuMcGlain iginal 'tons wa* ffung. Bomp" ot the Leonardo Girl -•' ^ ' MM. Bvmrmr jrarMSSMt boys and girls-danced is Indian Officers Elected John Anderson and Mrtv. Bdna W. sunrise dance, accompanied by Commended Concert To Benefit ' Becomes Engaged Johnson. . •• ', drums.and flutes. By Rtimson PTA Guest speaker »t the meeting was tUj. Francis MTMcClaln of New- "An Old-Faibloned Mother fpr Ilr. and Mrs. Harry Mahnksn of Miss Ann Stommel, a "graduate of ^rjt, ion ot Mr. 'a«d Mrs. John lie- New Fashioned Time*", will be the Leonardo,/ sanouncs tlM angif- Rumson hi*h school /and Vassar Clmin,' of. Blver Plaza, has beer! sermon "theme ot the pastor, Rev.. Home For TKe-Aged ment of tbelfUtUitightor, Ulss Mil. Oscar Betu^n It' college. Miss Stommel showed a arde4,tba Oak Leaf cluster to Dr. V. A. DeMarli, at the 11' dred Bllubcth Mahcken, to Cbsillu motion picture deaUng-wlth family '" the Army .commendation ribbon for o'clock .service Sunday moraine at Named President life entitled "Can Wa Grow in Hu- Embury Methodist church in ob- H. Johnson, son ot Mrs, Annie i his wartime services.in" the Quar- 1 Johnson ot HeaddeWs Comer. No man Understanding?" ', termaster corps. * servance of Mother's day. Hudon Students To Sing At. date ha* been set for the wedding. Officers were elected, Monday It was "announced that approxi- Ms-J. McClaln was separated from tTha banner for the highest per- night when- the Rumion Farent- mately *200 had been realized at f the service last Dedember Zi'after centage- in the purchase of Victory Teacher Association met In the the magic shoff held Friday in the ; serving with the Quartermaster stamps was awarded thUkJKeek to ' "Evening Of Music" Wednesday high school auditorium. They will high school. A savings bond,: dis- the Group 1 pupjta, Tp-inver bells be Installed Monday night,'June 3. posed of on the co-operative plan •'. General's O(Hce in Washington for for the largest purchase was won ' three and a half years. , Prior to Serving on the executive slate for .at that time, was won by Mrs. Jane by the senior group pupils, The The Woman's Society for Chris- the ensuing year will be Oscar Ben- Mengel of-Orange. Other awards. ' entering the- service he was emtota- l amount for the school was ':- ployed by the Goodyear tire and tian Service auxiliary of the Meth- son, president; Mrs.' Paul Jahnes, went to Deanne Jtfhnson of Rum- t #1.25. • odist Home, for the Aged will William Haskell first vice president; Mrs, Louis Wil- son and Charlotte and Emily Zim- t rubber company in India. He Is 1 now employed by the Mohawk Car- - Pupil* perfect In attendance at sponsor "An Evening of,Music," di- u liams, second vice president; Mrs.merman of Brooklyn. _ ' pet Mills at Newark. school during April follow; rected by Hermine Hudon, at the Walter McCoach. secretary, and Winner of the admittance award Oroup four—J«n» Alberta, Margaret Red Bank Methodist church fellow- Hiss Frances Raymond, treasurer. Monday night was Mrs. Ralph Nor- Barnard. Patsy Bennett,. M»or Campbell, To Address Lions THI WWWOI RUISTAKT Anne Gregory. Anne Janskr, Doris ship hall Wednesday, night of next Members of the nominating com- ton. Mrs. Norton, received a ^ Shampuiore, luin Albert, Donald Bob- week. Students of Madame Hudon Tribune Executive mittee were Mr. Benson, chairman; lamp made by Rlcha,rd Gruen's TltOMCAL SUIT THAT a Little SUver lnaon, Albert RoblMon.. will be'guest artists. Miss Janet Aylesworth, secretary; manual training class. Group throe—Frederick. Cartel, Ed- "BMATHIS" HUSH All ward Elbert. Janet Howard, David Ken- The program Will be dedicated To Speak Here (Til* Red Bank Register can be bought nedy, John Martin,' Norman SUdnor*, .-In Little Sllvar (ran Union Newsstand to mothers, and the entire proceeds '• It tin depot and »t Dcnnls'.Gencral Allan Wright. Bevls Ann B«ker, Lu- will benefit the home. Souvenir Stow) cille t«r HorsU , " William K. Haskell, assistant to QroU'p, two—Bdirln Burdge, Jwnlt vo- programs will be the gift of Mrs. the president of the New Tork - The 25 members of the graduat- hanneman. Ralph Scaleia. ' Jacob B. Hue, Jr., in remembrance BASIL ing class, accompanied by Principal Croup one—Mary Lamb Belknap,: Sue Herald Tribune, will address the Botkln, Kay Gregory, Betty Moore, Mari- of her mother, Mrs. Frank Price. Red Bank Lions club at' their Charles A. Thompson and Miss Ag- lyn Sttllwagon. James Bruno, David Jan- Members of the auxiliary'and nes Hackett, had a wonderful day meeting next Tuesday night at the *ZS47 tkr. Joseph Maftella. Chris Eavndal. friends of the church have become Molly Pitcher hotel. The subject Saturday In New .York city. This Senior group—Bertha Boyntoh, Bar- iatron members to the Home for Is an annual 'treat given by the bara Straus, Edward Anderson, Bruce of his speech wjll be "Beyond the Johanneman.'Barry Kaplan. Kent Prlteb- O'CONNOR :he Aged by a special contribution Headlines." ' board of education. The group vis- ard. Harral Redden, John Bus, Peter of $5 or more. Concert tickets are V ited the zoo in Central Park, the Howard, Dennli Kelley. . *" Mr. Haikell has spent his entire CHAIRMAN of the Museum of Natural History and Junior group—Marjorie Carter, Cyn- available from auxiliary members. business life in newspaper work, thia Ulelman. Rosslyn King. Dorothy and in every phaae of it from cub the Museum of Art and Planetari- Forges, Evelyn Erlght, Vincent Anna- um. They dined at the Hotel Ta.ft, rolls, Anders Borgeson. Antfiony' Bruno, reporter, to btislneas manager. He MISS MILDRED E. MAHNKEN. National RED CROSS &&•** where they danced to music by Vin- (irover Btirdge, Douglas Burkhardt, Ly- has been 27 yean with the Tribune WILL SPEAK at th«. cent Lopez' orchestra and also took miin Hitchcock, Moua Alexander. and for the past IS has held the Both Mis, Mahnken and Mr. Intermediate group—Donna Pollock, In the clrcue. » - < . Marilyn Taylor, David Brounley. Wade office of assistant to (he president rohnion are graduates ot Middle- • The missionary group of the Hurley, John Strand, Garret Thofne, Most of his activities today are intown township high school. Ulss Woman's Society of Christian Ser- David Moore. William Howard. the field of public relations. He Mahnken is'employed at Coles Sig- ANNUAL Primary—Fred Campbell, Bart Dur- Is widely known a* a writer and vice will meet next Tuesday even- ham, Bob Betisillle, Anne Comwell, Peg nal laboratory. Mr. Johnson was • Ing at,the home of Mrs. William T. sy Ann Hgrira, Virginia By**. Joyia lecturer on journalism and current recently discharged from the Army WriVlit. " . ~gawyer uf Sllverlun aveinier Pre-prlmary group—William bramble, Air forces,—after—serving;—three The pupilt of the senior group In Evan King. Peter-Martin. Teddy Mar- The annual Lions regional meet- years In_Europe. He Is now em- school presented, a summary of tin, Klchard Morgan, Richard Booal, ing will be held at Asbury Park ployed by Western Electric com- Wllll* Rue, Miles Shlppee, Betty Ann of the MONMOUTH COUNTY CHAPTER their study of Indian life during the GUI, Nancy Larobertson, Patricia Merrill, Tuesday night, May 21, at which pany In Kearny. assembly period last Friday. Orig- Pemry Parsons, Diane Stephens, Joyce the selection of district governor inal reports were given and an or- Well.. . • will be made. The local Lions AMERICAN RED CROSS president, John Hawklw Is slated Goat Breeders for the office. Hold Meeting TO BE HELD AT THE HAW OF A meeting of the Mid-Jersey BERKELEY - CARTERET Riverside Heights goat .breeders association, a branch of the New Jersey Milk-Goat as- HOTEL, ASBURY PARK Mrs. Ada F.enton Woodward of sociation, was held Sunday at the Frost avenue entertained the Lin-home of Paul Gelser 6f Manasquan. 6:30 P.M. RAYOrf FABRIC croft Ladies' Aid society last Thurs- Under discussion were pJanjj for Make Your day. Mrs. Stanley Stlllwell was Inthe milk goat show in June which Tickets may be obtained MOW at the charge of devotions aod the busi- will be held at the New Jersey col- Chapter House, Shrewibury* N. J. Tele- Reservation "Comparative feih by In- ness 'session, Plans were discussed lege of agriculture In the cattie phone Bed Bank Hit. The public and dipmdwit laboratory, of for an annual bazar In September ring there. HERMINE HUDON . all members ol Red Cross are inrited to Early, Please national •! repute—prove A "white elephant" prize was won An instructive lecture was given attend. John H.~Parker, Jr., superinten- by Mrs. Charles H. Conover. Others by Claude S. Travis of Bound that ftie NORTHCOOl present .were Mrs. Grace Samuel, Brook on "My Dairy." dent of the Methodist home at FABRIC hai OVER 900 Ocean Grove, will speak. A tableaux Mrs. John Mauser, Mrs. Carl will be given,. with Mrs. Lfjtltla Berndt, Mrs, Edward Boughton, MORE ''AIR - WAYS" PER Mrs. Harold Potter, Mm. George Whiting appearing as Whistler's INCH than other similarly Mother. Madam Hudon and Mar- Steinbach, Mrs. Theodore Getzler, jorie King will be accompanists. Mrs. Charles Cox, iin. Sickles, tested fabric*. Diane Getzler, Betty Jane Cox, It's easy to keep your budget balanced The program Includes excerpts Richard Hallett and Mn. Ban' from the opera, "Hansel and dolph. retel" to be done In costume. fan! when you have a checking account. Singers will be Marjorie Wooiley, Lyman Sessen, Jr, of the U. S. Marion McCue and Onny Dlllmetin. Army, who la stationed at Troy, INJOY THI PLIASURI The program will be as follows: New Tork, spent the week-end with 45 Broad Street Red Bank You have a complete record of income "Alle. Blue Gown" ...;Audr«y Lehrhaupt his patents here. OrOWHINOA The Lilac Tree" .... Mary Beth Trafford Robert Potts, who has been sick and outgo fight at hand. Open your 'The Star" Norma Eberhardt with the measles, is improving. Phones 3262-3 LeL« Lune Blanche" . - Jean Leteher Miss Jean Simpson of Bayslde Scandinavian Songs "Swedish Folk Song" .... Ro»alyn Wdsi Heights gave a stork shower for checking account with this friendly '"•I Lev. Ttee" Marie Maure Mrs. Claire Parrlsh but Thursday, FRYING Southern Style FILLET "Solvies's U«d" Betty Cununlngi evening. Mrs. Parrlsh is the former "NorweirianScho Sont" ....Giscli Maiia 'Songs My Mother Taught Me" —-.»-Miss Claire Hlllyer, daughter of Mr. bank. Jean Sean and Mrs. Harold W. Hillyer of N BROILING Jtcpicat "Little Motier of Mine"....Bdward Corry Monmouth. CHICKENS ANCHOVIES "Readings to Mother".... Michael Gentile "Are Maria." _ Norma Schwarts Mr. and Mrs. David Keane of Bnws EFE SHALL CAN "Ua B«l Dl," ""Madaaie Butterfly" New Tork ' city were Saturday CHICKENS Ethel Maddoi "Charmant ,CMKau," "La Perle du guests of ,Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. UK »s, to W4 tts.) C Bresll" ...... _ Marjorie King Taylor. Guests ot the Taylors Sun- (U4 lbs, np) "Ah, nion nil," "Le Prophete' day were Mr, and Mrs. Robert ALL BEADY CLEANED Myrtle Applegate ALL READY TO COOK 2«29 "The Cry of Rachel" —. Lovett Taylor of New Tork city 5£[DND NATIONAL ^^•Ellrabeth Joy Wagner and Albert Zorn of Staten Island. — XABGE-OAN 'esuia Titanla," "Mlgnon"..Elaine Snow A new concrete block building is Put on a Northeool Tropical liMi "Lilac Iitne," Lyrics by Hermlne Hudon BRNK5LTRU5TC0. "IUlian Street Song," "Naifrbty being erected on the state highway •arly In the morning, and Marietta' - Victor Herbert for the Monmouth Roofing Co. then flo through the day The Entire Ensemble Mrs. Helen M. Despreaux, who is •Ib. 29* \\. DEPOSIT INSUHANU: now teaching In the West Keans feeMng eooler, more eom- burg school, has resigned and hu frrtabte, • more at ease; Christian Science signed a contract to teach in the Keyport grammar school next year. INTRODUCING HENRY MARTIN LINE Amatkvgly light, wrinkle- Lecture Tonight Miss M. Evelyn Maloney, now rerirtaist, and finely tail- A free lecture on Christian Sci- teaching at Hazlet, will also teach FRESHLY FRIED AND FROZEN FOODS ored—a Northcool Tropl- ence, entitled "The Divine Plan For at Keyport. Meeting Human .Needs," will be Scallops ...v....^.:.. , 8-oz. pkg. 79c *al k your panport to The Mlddletown Village Social ; given this evening in the junior club will hold another game social Shrimp ?...... ; ,..8 oz. pkg. 89c summer-lona pleawre. SUTTON MOTORS high school auditorium on Branch in the rooms of Middletown coun- avenue. The lecturer will be Will cil, Junior OUAM, in -Ellert hall Shrimp Patties 9-oz. pkg. 79c B. Davis, C. S., of Chicago, Illinois, tomorrow night. OLDIN'S 101-7 Oakland Street At Railroad Station a member of the board of lecture- Miss Caroline Donato of Nave- Crab Cakes .9-oz. pkg. 79c ship of the Mother Church, the sink River road spent Saturday in Southern Fried Chicken 9-oz. pkg. 79c First Church of Christ, Scientist, In Philadelphia, where she attended MEN'S SHOP PHONE RED BANK 2053-J Boston. The public is Invited to at- fashion show^ Chicken Patties '. 8-oz. pkg. 59c Cora.* Braid A Mschanlc tend. Patrick J. Corcoran of the Has- kell Woodland farm is enjoying a Chicken Cutlets ...:...... ". '. 9-oz. pkg. 79c COMPLETE MOTOR SERVICE It pays to advertise in the Rejrlster two weeks1 vacation. SHOE STRING PHILLIPS' ORDINANCE. LIMA BEANS AM.OBPINANOB AMBNMKO AN OBDI- Ns»»CE BKTITLED "AN 0RDINANC8 ALL COOKED CAN CORN RBQULATINQ THE SALE AND HAN. . BEETS UFAOTURE OF ALCOHOLIC BEVER- AGES WITHIN THE BOROUGH OP 3 jars 25c 1-ft.jar 15c RBD BANE. AND FIXIXG PENAL- 2 for 25c TIBS FOB VIOLATION THEREOF." BE IT ORDAINED, by th« Major and Council of th« Borough ot X«d Banki Ssctlon 1. That section t oC an ordl. nanet «ntltl nmmiti, b» umndti ia n ts 'Hygrade's beef goulash—Hungarian style with noodles It), pkg. 49c Kid as follows 1 3 Llcsns* fe* for Plsnarr KataJl Con- sumption Llcenss, rsrmltUnl salss ovir Hygrade's veal stew—tender pieces of meat, vegetables Ib. pkg. 49c ban or .at tables and In erlllnal pack- •ires for consumption eliewhers shall bs> Hygrade's veal goulash—Hungarian style, with noodles Iforpkg. 49c 1900.00 Mr reari Ssctlon J. That notion 4 ot ths above Hygrade's lamb stew—top quality lamb, vegetables ;lb. pkg. 49c mentioned ordinance be amended to ta SOLVE to read as follows: -«. Ueense fee for Flenair Kateilt Dli- Hygrade's chicken a la king—meat, broth "and milk, etc Ib. pkg. 99c trlbuMon License, p.rralttlnf talst lit original nackiBii for eonmniptlon ali*> Hygrade's corned beef hash—cooked beef and potatoes, etc ID. pkg'. 41c where but not oa the premises shall ba THE 1450.00 per year. Section I. This ordlnanoe sball tain Hygrade's minestrone soup—spicy, tastes home-made .....Ib. pkg. 31c effect upon Its paiaaie and publication according to law, PARKING PUBLIC NOTICB . i The above ordinance was hrkroa'lteij ', «nd paiisd first readlne at s regular meeting of the Major and Council ot , QUICK FROZEN FRUITS-VEGETABLES (hi Borough of Red Bank« ;••.•:-•-'

bxL\*&\ Evening Group Holds Banquet First Methodist Church YOUR MONEY T6 WORK! 247 Broad Sfc, Red'Bank t - , i-KBV. ROOBIt S.^VOM, PMtor. Establish a.Small Trust Fund for Your Fam- Mother-Daughter. Dinner Held Monday Honours SAT ily by buying into *ny of the following: Mri..Jphn JT. B*y«r, third *>dif . BfJtoi MW ISO, 1HI l-Dlctribaton Ozonp SMoritlM. -' trict vice president of the Slatt 1II AliWttaiy, the Mother of AMU," subject of pastor' Federation of Women's club*, was t—Keystone Oostodlaa rand. guest speaker at (he annual mother- I *\M«-"Bell»v» in the bovt of CW," topic of evening m »-K»tkw»I Security and Kesmrch nvit Tiuti* . daughter club, Monday night at the OORMAL, WELCOME TO Chateau, Neptune, . firs. Dexter Jones wu toattmae- ' ' ' F« further tafomwUm *Urtm . ter, arid' guests wer* greeted by Mre. Margaret King, club president. Other ^guests were Mrs. Joseph E. NOW OPEN J BROKER DEALER CarrolC president of the afternoon department* of, the club, and Miia Gertrude H, Norman, founder of BOX 277, SEA BRIGHT, N. J. the evening group. Mrs. H. Dalton Hall wu' general chal'rrhan. A one-act skit wu given FROZEN CUSTARD byMrs. Clark E .Wallace and Mm; Burton Moore. Mrs. Wallace Ben- nett was sololet,- and Mrs. E. H. A treat the whole family will enjoy. •- Miller played piano selections. - present were Mrs. M .C. Robin- 4 W. FRONT STREET, son, Mrs. S. C. McTague,' Mrs. Elizabeth Magee, Mrs. Carol Btry- RED BANK ker, Mrs. A. S. King, Mrs. Mart P. Haviland, Mre. John Maloney, Mrs. Marie Hunter, Mrs. M, J. Dangler, Mrs. John J. Knodell, Mr*. Herman D, Wooiley, Mrs. Charles T. Hall, Mrs. Ethel Griffiths, Mrs. G. Thefc. dore Engberg, Mrs. Ann Richie!, Mrs, Olive Teller, Mrs.-Norman J. Pierce, Mrs. A. Henne&sy, MM. Grace Gulilaudeu of Oceanport, metropolitan New York and Phila- daughters and" glfl'frjendi in the Theodore Labrecque, . Mrs. Cecil delphia. Shown w^th Mlei Gulllau- local telephone center. Mrs. Anna'j flnnn«ar-MrB.^Willlam Leddv. Mrs. "Information" operator at the New deu are, left to right, her parents, H. Blaney, chief operator, hostess I Grace Matthews, Mrs. John Simp- sejr^BeU—Telephone- r. and; Mrs. Charles Qulllaudeau; son, Mrs. Amos Whsatley; Mrs. thffl Red Bank exchange, shows her. her aunt, Mrs, Howard Gulilaudeu, erators not on duty. Douglas Fredericks. olks how she looks up a number and in the background, Charles Co- The 6,800 telephones served by Mrs. Edward Olsen, Mrs. Ralph when "she receives a request for vert of Wayside. the .Red Bank central office are B. Davis, Mrs. Thomas Speer, Mrs. Information, please." At her hand The company opened Its Red used to make more than 30,000 calls Henry Welngartner, Mrs.' Joseph n the Red Bank information bu- Bank exchange last week ior the a day, an Increase of more than Costa, Mrs. Charles Allaire, Mrs. first time since the start of the war 25% over average daily totals In j 1 reau, which serves the upper part Walter Angerole, Mrs. William Ai of Mpnmouth county, are the to 230. friends" and relatives of the 1911. The girls at the Information | Beatty, Mrs. C. Powell Beyland, names and numbers of 2,500,000 operators, Invited by. the company bureau answer over l,T00 question* Mrs, JI, Lawrence Burdge; • Mrs. elephone users in New Jersey, to see the work performed by their a day., JERSEY MARINE COMPANY, Inc. Priced Clifford Cadman,->Mrs. Irwln D. D. Campbell, Mrs. Joseph Clayton, Jr., Mrs. Leonard M. Compton, Mrs. Wiley, Mrs. Robert L. Ferguson, day morning In an effort to secure 24 Wharf Avenue, TEL. 311 Red Bank Jefferson C. Davis, Mrs. Edgar V. Mrs. Evelyn Maloney, Mrs. Eleanor Belford blood donors for Tommy Johnson, Denlse, Mrs! Louis Despreaux, Mrs. MacArdell, Mrs. A; J, Vtncenzl and who Is In Monmouth Memorial hos- (The tUd Bank BegliUr can b« bought SIZES » - M. Albert S. Dlelman, Mrs. Walter H. Misses Pat Moran, Marian and In Belford from U, Oar Blair, Waiier> pital. Dohm, Mrs. Charles Edelm&nn, Shirley Wallace, Sigrid Nelson and in'i and Ahorn'i itor«) John Naih, has been confined to OPEN Mrs. Ma.hipn A. Grimes, Jr., Mre. anet Ferguson. his home with illness. William Hoffman, Mrs. James Hum- Mr. and Mrs. William Sefclk of' Daily From 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. phreys, Mrs. Charles Hurd. Church street %re the parents of a Mrs. Hazel Kaufman and ion Mom will love to wear one of our Port* Monmouth son born Monday night. Louts of Elizabeth spent the week- Mrs. Florence King, Mrs. Lorenz Mrs. Thomas Smith and daughter. end with Mrs. William Sutherland: Saturdays From 8 A. M. to 9 P. M. M. Klenk, Mrs. Henry Labrecque, Helen have' been confined to their comfy housecoats or brunehcoats. Mrs. Edward J. Leddy, Mrs. Robert (Ths Red Bank Register can ba bought Sundays From 8 A. M. to 1 P. M. In Port Monmouth from F. Darke and home with illness. William Underwood Introduced Matthews, Mrs. H. E. Miller, Mrs. Charles Quackenbush) Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Halstead Burton Moore, Mrs. Milton A. Nich- the-canning process of preserving $3.99 - $5.99 - $6.99 - $7.99 • $10.99 Mr. and Mrs. William Runge, Jr. nd Mr, and. Mrs. James French food in,the United States In 1820. ols, Mrs, Richard Oliver Perkins, of North Bergen were weekend nd son of Milltown were Sunday Mrs, Edward Rathbun,. Mrs. Vin- visitors of Mr/ and Mrs. William uesta of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Sal- cent C. Rideput, Mrs. Edward J. Runge, Sr., mon. Roehl, Mrs. William G. Sherwood, Mrs. Lester H. Smith, Mrs. H. Co- Mr. and Mrs. John Hlnes were Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Gelger, JEAN FROCKS nant Speer, Mrs. Russell M. Steel, recent visitors at Philadelphia. Sr., and, Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Mrs. Clarke Wallace, Mrs. John A. Mr. and Mre. William Belte of Geiger, Jr., of Philadelphia were 14 BROAD ST., RED BANK •Warneker, Mrs.. Edward Warren, Newark and Mr. and Mr». Benja- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Geiger Mrs. Alfred White, Mrs. Rose E. min Neuberger of East Orange Sunday. were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Irvln Beaver and Mrs. Charles Quackenbuah. family spent the week-end with Mr. SOUND ADVICE Raymond Kckert, son of Mr. and and Mrs. Earle Moyer of Cellers- Mm. Roy Eckert, is home ton leave villo. It was the first family re- after having completed his boot union since the war. training with the Navy at Camp Capt. Joseph Dlnnen of Thomas REGARDING Peary, Virginia. avenue is on terminal leave until Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kolb of East June 6. He has been in aorvlce Orange and Mr. and ' Mrs. • Tom three and one-half years, one year Campino and children Rosemary of which time was spent in Luzon and Charles were Sunday guests of and,Korea. He wears two battle YOUR WINTER WARDROBE IVICTORY Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kolb. stars and the Asiatic ribbon. William Morln, who is stationed William Werner attended the with the Coast Guard at New Lon- Studebaker dealers' meeting at the don, Connecticut, was a week-end Waldorf-Astoria hotel Monday. • REMOVE IT FROM YOUR CLOTHES CLOSET visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Muriel Mundy, daughter of Mr. Quackenbush— and-Mrs. Ralph Mundy, is confined • HAVE IT SANITONE DRY CLEANED Boy Scouts of troop M are mak to her home with jneasles. ing plans to attend the Monmouth Miss Lillian Havens and Miss • PLACE IT IN A CERTIFIED COLD STORAGE VAULT *• ' Meats Poultry Council Camporee to be held at the Marguerite Truex of Laurelton and RED BANK Norwood Country club at West Long Mrs. Clarence Stokes of Bradley Branch May 25 and 28. Beach were Wednesday guests of A party was given for Fred Frel- Mrs. Wallace Miller. CALL 2800 TODAY bott by-his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Belford Engine company Softball 21 W. FRONT STREET TEL. 508 Fred -Freibott, Sr., at their home team played their first game of this on Main street Saturday evening in season with Independent fire com- celebration of his 13th birthday. At- pany of Red Bank, with a score of OUR ROUTEMAN WILL PICK UP YOUR CLOTHING AND tending were Kenneth Acker, Ray- 8-5 in favos; of Belford. Next game FROM THEN ON YOUR WORRIES CAN CEASE. THE GAR. mond Mason, Jerry Rudden, Wil- will be played next Sunday at Leon- SALAD or FRESH liam May, Eugene Duggan, John ardo. MENTS WILL BE CAREFULLY INSPECTED, THEN DRY Quackenbush, Margaret O'Brien Elizabeth Seeley, Geraldene Morln Miss Mary Rose Morvan, a stu- CLEANED, AND FINALLY, CAREFULLY HUNG AWAY IN OUR Mildred Wcssendorf, Carol Cornell dent nurse at Miserlacordla hospi- STEWING and Joan Clark. tal, New York, spent thu week-end CERTIFIED VAULTS. NEXT FALL THEY WILL BE RETURNED LONG ISLAND with her mother, Mrs. George Mor- Mrs. Anna' Carr and daughter van. Mary spent the week-end at Phila- AT YOUR REQUEST, READY TO WEAR AND IN PERFECT delphia. Mrs. William Bennlngs attended the ordination of har cousin, Rev. CONDITION. THE COST IS SO LITTLE THAT IT DOESN'T Faullnus Gepp at St. Michael's Pas- PAY TO TAKE CHANCES. East Keansburg sionist monastery, Union City, Mon- day. • Chickens Mlddietown township first aid Benjamin Morris visited his ex- Ducks srjuad. took care of ten transport war buddies, Joseph Sabotlno and YOUK ONLY cases, two emergencies and one ac- Joseph Salomon at Brooklyn Sun- cident the past week. They, with day. GUARANTEED other flrst aid squads, were at the Mrs. Emma Morris and Miss Et- PROTECTION- scene of the explosion at Leonardo LEON'S ta Morris of Church street have re- CLEANING ft COLD STORAGE last week. turned home after spending a few Mrs. Sarah Ballantyrie of Kearny days with friends in West Virginia. has purchased a bungalow on Ocean Miss Ruth Morris dislocated her 64-76 WHITE ST. EST. 1912 PHONE 2800 lb. lb. avenue from Herman Frenchman, finger last-week playing baseball at and expect to. move Into It very Leonardo high school. - _. soon. . Belford engine company called 35 Mr. "and Mrs. Herman Frenchman ts members out, via the siren Sun- 35 and Mrs. Porter, sister of Mrs. Frenchman, spent Saturday at Irv- lngton. John Murphy returned to Mon- FANCY FRYING mouth Memorial hospital Thursday •'*n Mrs. Arthur MoUe was a Sunday visitor at the home of Mr. and Jim. Merle Ooshorn of Harmony Turkeys Chickens road. GIVE HER FLOWERS HER DAY!

Because, they best express your gratitude and affection.

We suggest Corsages, Bouquets, Assort- STEWING BREAST ed Blooming Plants, Geraniums and Dish Gar- dens.- . . , '. .' \.Ji * • Something JTr More Flower*, Telegraphed Anywhere ' Than Juit BEDjg^NK KEGKTE^ MAY 9, 1946.', Keyport Mother Kn ; (Ta» Bad Bsok Bsslster «aa U bonsbi to Ktjrport from Pappu and Takl'i, Mn. f1or.Dc. HalM, I. A. MacEw»n,- Mr*. dan SiMsnao and Hri. If, Plohk?) - A welcome home dinner will bi given next Tuesday night by the Reformed church for 'It* returning service men. The dinner will be In the church housetand.- the parent* of the men have been Invited. The general committee Include* G. A, Ellis, Melvin Fhilo, Mr*. G. A. El. Its, Mrs. Fred Fowler, Mr*. Van B. Walker ' and Mr*. William Hitch* cock. Plan* tor a luncheon in the par- ish house Thursday, May 23, from 12 to 1:30 were made at the meet- ing of the senior guild of St Mar/* Tops in Quality S Low in Price! Episcopal church,last week. Dona- tion* were voted to the'church,the - "> You too will find thot Acme fresh produce solves the menu problem. Take advon- maintenance fund and' the cancer f Jage of the opportunity to get variety, val u« &*itamlns from the notion's finest pro- fund. A basket of canned' and ' duct, rushed fresh dally to your nearby Acme. Come, see for yourself! packaged, foods It to be taken to the Evergreens Home for the Aged at Bound Brook June 6. The next meeting will - be postponed f rqm June 6 to June 13 when Mrs. Harry Ryer of CHffwood will be hostess. Mrs. Wilbert Smith was re-elect- ed president ot the Missionary so- ciety of First Baptist church last week. Other officers chosen were Selected, fancy quality. Mrs. .George Porter, Sr,, vice presU Perfec slicing, sound red dent; Mrs. Allan Yost, treasurer, ripe . . . just the thing and Mist Eleanor VanBrackle, sec- for tasty salads and the ' . -•-•- will take place lunch, box. Why pay Box May 28.--^=?= - more? V. ' . • Eennet K. Eckesen of Matawan 1 MB. A MRS. ANTHONY J. LEVL has purchased the former Morley house on Broadway near the water- Miss Ron Salatlno, daughter of The bridesmaids wer* Mlssea front, and will occupy the residence Juicy Florida Mr. and Mr*. Joseph Salatlno of Mary Salatlno, the bride's sister, In the near future. JoAnn Fontano and Lucy Nesci o: An amplifying system, the gift of rnlAiithbnyT7r RebHSanlt, and~EHie fJiordaJHToi -James-Rollo-ot=th*-RdlJD_Trattalt- Leyl, soikof Mr.' and Mr*. Alphonao Westfleld. All wore tea aatin gowns, corporatlon has been installed In each L«vl of. Brooklyn, were married with matching headpieces and car- St,. Joseph's church. The equip- Peanut Butter c^ £T30C "Sunday, April 28, at St. Anthony's .rled old-fashioned styled bouquets. ment is designed for both vocal ohurch, by Rev. Salvator* DiLor- Angelo Fusco of Brooklyn was and musical recording tranjmli- Made from finest Grade A peanuts. Helps solve the butter problem. »nio. Miss Millie Claglla was or- sions. . ^ .. ,—' • -*** food sir*, txctpHonolly swNt and juicy. Try th*ml best., man, and the ushers were CEREALS, CRACKERS raniit and Miss Ro>« pigtiittw •Leonard and John Salatino^brotju John P) Houriban,' who las been CANNfeDVEGETABLE FEATURES • sang "Avt Maria." en ol the bride; Sam Ambrpslno of on AH extended business trip to . Given In marriagi by .her father, CJentervllle and Frank' Cannavo, Los Angeles, California, Is how in Cut Beets ""MTLW Sauerkraut T£L WHEAIIES -:.,JS Calavo Pears '*$££&•. each 19c • the bride wore a Marie Antoinette Red Bank. Indianapolis, Indiana, for several rM FARM0 ityle satin and lace gown, designed A reception followed at Pleasant week. String Beans *JUi PEASSWHl *"' Cream of Rice "ZM Iceberg Lettuce jj£rlU9i «3 11c with a hooped overskirt of satin inn. The couple are on a wedding The- members of the Keyport and lace. Her fingertip length veil trip to Lake-Placid and Canada, club had a dinner, party recently at Pork & Beans Diced Carrots KelloggsPEP AH was held in place by orange bl<>s- and upon their return, will reside at Crystal brook inn, Eatontown, and Carrots" Fancy California bunch 9c soms, and she carried gardenias 130 Washington avenue, Brooklyn. voted" a J5 donation to the cancer fund. Mrs. Carl Bitter will be the Beans and gladioli. Mrs. Lev! was graduated from KOBFODD TINY WISH ' Celery Hearts "£$ 2 bunches 15c Uin Marl Cannavo of Red Bank, Red Bank high school, and was em- next *ostess May 13. Attending were Mrs. Charles V. Kruser, Mn. Spinach Corn Flakes *TZ the maid of honor, wore a Qreer ployed by the Union Paper com- KOIFOltD l*«x. Can AiMrtnl Potatoes 2 '£ BrOCCOli Fancy California bunch 25c G«r»on style gown of light blue pany in Red Bank. Mr. Lev! was W. S. Holmes, -Mrs. William Bedle, P«rn Acme Wholo Ktrml Krispy Crackers ,£,.191 satin. Her figure eight headdress in the army for three years as a Mrs. Ernest Dunham-, Mrs. George Buhler, Mrs. Daniel VanPelt, Mrs. Vegetable Pinner 151 LUlfl Ooldtn 2041. can Radishes Fancy Red bunch 5c was matching satin, and sh» car- member of the 30th division. H Crei!> ried an old-fashioned style bouquet. attended school at Brooklyn. J. J. Cosgrove, Mr*. Chester Wall- Cnrn "* Q«Mtn Fancy Fig Newtons 'Ttl* ing, Mrs. Elizabeth MacEwan, Mr*. Mixed Vegetables LUIII Craamod 70-n. can OKHHM INN Fancy b. Kg. Fancy Nearby bunch 5c R. C. Dey and Mrs. Carl Bitter." 17HW.(«r Keansburg Lincroft At a recent service of the Re- Tomato Puree Assorted Crackers 32l "Crisp Fresh Green Nearby formed church, Albert M. Baigh (Th« IUd Bulk RagliUr >u t» bought Mr. and Mri. Henry Brlckel o and Lester Dick were installed as ia Xut Ktamburi it Ed*!n Htrrminn'i elders, and Melvin A. Phllo and •ten) Brookdale farm are spending a few Ib. days at Philadelphia. Kenneth Gehlhius were ordained 25c 5c and'lnstalled as deacons. GRAPEFRUIT JUICE• SPINACH 11i« lions club. In order to 8- Lewis 8. Thompson, Jr., of Flor- Glenwood foncy unsweetened Florida. Neorly 3 pints for only 25c! Why pay more? nince a number of project* they ida, is visiting his mother, Mrs. Ger- The Good Fellowship club of the hav* planned, will publish t direc- aldln* L. Thompson. Reformed church will meet la the JUICES, SOUPS BABY FOODS --•'• MEATS, ETC. Imagine, finest nearby splnech at only 5c a Ib.l Serve It! tory of Keanaburg shortly to be Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Mauser o! church house tomorrow night at 8 fWBTENED put on sale. Persons Interested In o'clock. Alabama are visiting Mr. and Mrs. 5 FmlttandSwm.lar Parly Loaf U. S. No. 1 MAINE tills publication have been request- George Mauser, The birthdays of three members ed to contact Cortland Ogden, 133 Pupils with perfect attendance and the anniversary of another Orange Juice Forest avenue, chairman of the dl were celebrated at the meeting of uerber choppy *«>« Deviled Ham records for April at Lincroft schoo M lwlFr$ >ry committee, or at the Keam- were Gordon Bornkamp, Ann Hick- the Women's auxiliary of Keyport post, Veterans of Foreign War*. Beechnut I PREM ^, Potatoes ••? 49c rg building and loan association ey, Diane -Bornkamp, David Lee, * The Melody Rollers Skating club Carol Maher, Doreen Worsley and Those feted were Mrs. Van Close, VAM Sounti, mealy, exceptional flavor. Why poy more? is planning a dance to take place Gladys Lee, primary grades, and Mrs. Katherlne Roberts and Mrs. Clapp's Cereal 2 Tenderoni Friday, May 31, it the Manning Jean Corson, Catherine Foreman, Mary Lloyd on their birthdays and Prune Juice£?&. IH CHW MY Alt Ml place lira house. In charge of the Edward Bennett and Michael By- Mrs. Evelyn Pugh on her wedding Gerber Cereal 2 affair are Velma Lavery, ROM Ma- ron, Intermediate grades. nnlversary. S&W Apple Juiced 38c Eat More Eggs rie Lavery, Teenie . Senate Grace Evelyn Laubmeister is a new pu Mrs. J. Harold Hendrlckson of Senato, Ana Kane, Elsie Fitzgerald, pil at Lincroft Sunday-school. Warren itreet was hostess last Vegetable Sow^XJH SUNSHINE 7Ji«l. Pk|. Baby Kraft Dinners Virginia Hyer*. Eleanor Best, Vir- eek to the Women'* guild of the Springtime Egg Festival Carol and Richard Callahan are r,||rA Brae. Jpa8h.w ginia Mara* and Marjorla Beesley, recovering from their Illness. Reformed church. Present were Arrowroot Crackers Ml** Betty Martin of Keansburg Week-end guests of Mrs. Ira Llv- Mrs. William Hitchcock, Mrs. Ber- Soqi.isr 3"*r2». There are over 300 different delicious ways to serve eggs anel with Miss Joan Levee of Matawan were Mrs. Myron nls Stone, Miss Belle Bedle, Miss ' Gold Seals are tops for them all! Serve more eggs now! apent Friday In-, New Toflr"Clty. ^g y Elizabeth Mlller,_JJrs^Arthur S. OSCO ORANGE PEKOE an of Danby, Vermont; Mrs. George anBusklrk, Mrs. William MaurerT They attended Barnum and Bailey's Hughea of Elizabeth and Miss Flor circus and also visited Arthur C. Mrs. William Miller, Mrs. Albert M. LARGE GRADE A ence Moore of Mew Brunswick. Halgh, Mrs. Harvey Brenner, Mrs. Vi-lb. ^^f Wefelmeyer at his office where they Mr. and Mrs.-S^lcchinelll and viewed New York city from the daughter and Mr. and Mrs. John Fred Bronkhurst, Mrs, Albert G. Package | ^T • Packa9* EGGS 50th floor of the Chrysler building. Chrlstopolua of Elmhurst, Long Is hiphorst, Mrs. Rufus O. Walling Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brown and land, were Sunday guests of Mr. ,nd Mrs. Tv~l!liam Preston. Unmotchoble for flavor and value! Try a package this week-end! , MUf Marilyn Elliott oT Howard and Mrs. Dante Daverio. Mr. and Mrs. John Schanck, of Beach, New York, are visiting Mm. Dante Daverio has returned from West Front.street are the par- Mildred Pool*. They, with Mrs. plane trip to Burlington, Ver- nts of a daughter born Monday at Foole and her son Ronald spent mont. Monday Mr. and Mrs. Dav- Jfonmouth Memorial hospital.' Pre-War OSCO Coffee Flavor Is Back! Sunday at Atlantio City. •rlo and their daughter Betty at- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Beat are. tended the circus In New York city. Boy* can make pocket money by the parents qf a daughter born at The Ladles' Aid society of the ielllnR the Register—Advertisement bur Meat Supplies their home on Seeley avenue Fri- Lincroft chapel met Thursday- at day morning. the home of Mrs. Ada F. Wood- Mrs. Clare, Thompson of Railway ward at Riverside Heights. The Coffee 24c Are Better Than Average visited Mrs. Kathryn G. Huber over June picnic and all-day meeting Enjoy the fuller, richer flovor,nO|W! Sove labels for gifts. We do not reserve meat—our policy is first come, first the week-end.' was arranged and will be held at served. Corhe, share in our better-than-average supplies. _, Mrs. Mary Bobay Is still on the Wood Hollow farm, home of Mrs. CHEESE sick list and will remain with her Charles H. Conover at Everett; r PANTRY NEEDS DRIED FRUITS, ETC. •later in Long Branch until her F condition la Improved. Borden Chateau £, 76^) Asco Catsup bottk Dried Peaches ;; Serve More Seafood For Health! The town of Kingston, originally THRIVE K Raymond Powell of Francis place, was the capital of New York state. ' Fresh •••••-• V _ _ •who has been a patient in Rlver- Roka Spread ^ K Cider Vinegar Seedless Raisins vlerw hospital, has returned home. ' „ Heinz Vinegar SL. slppli Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Fillet Haddock ifc. 39c Helm Gocloh In'her new home at American n S W ...BestLard -XI* Hartley 69 Manning place. Raymond Goc- u*ktt*4\s?is*iB*i BivVs looon 4*oi« f.ll Diamond Ciyital lon, son of Mrs. Helen Goclon, spent JOII Plain'or rodlnd, 2t%M. Tootsie Fudge Mix IU the week-end In Jersey City visiting bavarian $p™.d ,kg. l MACKEREL ib. 19c at the home of his fiancee, Miss •f raft **M> rlm>nl* ••• Ice Cream Mix C12< Irene Darton. • M ail OUvt MiMiifo S-oi. |cr Fresh . ^ _. Billy Smythe has recovered from j BUCK SHAD ib. IDC chlekenpox, ; FrMh •William Opper of New York vis- i Pineapple Preserve 5J 2* 40c • n ited Mr. and Mrs. John Opper over; the week-end. | Imagine, a big 2-lb. jar of our finest pineapple preserve for only 40c! WHITING ib. 13c Mr. and Mrs. Chester G«ant have j moved into their new apartment1 on' HIW AMIUCAN I*«*****eeeee**ee*****e*****eee*e*e*e*********»» Collins street. . I ..Try-'This Recipet 6 Otlock I sfssOlf KAAK ^ * 1 III SOAPS—WHEN AVAILABLE The Keansburg first aid squad 24-ot. met Monday night and discussed PEACH PARFAIT Corn Muffin Mix , vUvi\ *slwvi\ ItliijtnrtMl 1 • 1 v Pkg. matters pertaining to the summer • i RINSO season, . . Moth IK cup* dralntd cookad Sunbrite Cleanser 5£ The Parent-Teachers association •voporoM pcochs*. Then add 12W-OI. of St, Ann's school held a Cbnv .Vi cup whit* corn syrup Bab-0 ?;.;:, 2^21^ Pkg. 2 tobl*|poons lemon |uln I munlon breakfast' Sunday morning NOW MADE with the |\.- A CIMM CI*H*n, curly variety of spitv Red Crois ijof Mr. Jon** wir* Mr. and Mr*. tJW hur Jone* and-daughter Iran* TOILET TISSUE >*»6< "£'200 Ivory WwnFlt • ' rr PiureSix. RED BANK REGISTER. MAY 8,1946. * wishing 'to md flow»i» for tW U t a. MM. Eleanor LhtdM? to «- o'clock s«rvlc« «r< rtqueitsd to 'perinUndent. Fair Haven. CDA Receives ITEMS PERTAINING TO have them' delivered at tb» mm* Young men'* social hour If n«ld Saturday^ afternoon. Monday and Wednesday evtnlngt, The children's group In charge of Deaths In Red Bank Holy Communion - tf LOCAL CHURCHES nLT OO MM. Emily Steven* meeU ThUM- day afternooM at fcSO o'clook. Berkley X Oatar,' Stir Eaven Annual Breakfast - Fair Haven The Woman's Society of Chris- road, a stook broker at New York Olty, •will speak to the members of ]•_"~ and Vicinity BAPTIST in memory of his father. The Bible Rt Rev. Wallace J. Gtardner, D. tian-Service meeti tonight at the Held Here Sunday D., bishop' of the diocese of New the Ealr Haven Lions club tonight Red Bank was presented by Mn. Esther M. parsonage with MM. Anna Ha«lam Jersey, will make, his visitation and presiding. The' hoitesiei are -MM. at tha Wlllowbrook restaurant, He MBS. AXyOB K. CHASE of Loaf Branch and Mn. Agnes ' Miss Mary KMSM «t BllatJbith, * A Mother's day program with spe- Foster and Mri. Florence Fox in will give an Insight on conditions state treasurer of CatboUo Women memory of their mother, Mra. Car- confirm candidates at the' Cn*p«l Helma Johnson and.- Urs.. Emily The funeral.of lira. Alyce Emily Hlntelmann, wife of Paul J, Hintel- cial music will be presented by Mr. of the Holy Communion, Sunday, Widerstrom. - in Franc* and Swiinrland, which Chaie, 81, wife of Capt Robert Lee mann of Rumson, andji grahlchU- In America, was the guest speaker and Mra. - Waldo Gossard at the oline W. Schenck. he has visited recently. He will dren. at the annual' Communion break- Edward F. Bennett gave "the desk May 12, at 4 p^ Ohase, 15 Lafayette •traet, Rumeon, opening session of the cljurch Following ti* aervioe the' work- ST. OEOEOE'8 EPI8COPAI. he.Introduced by Lion Barney T. who died at the SUtion hoiplt*l fast ot Court Si James," Cathollo •chool Sunday morning at lamp in memory of his parents, Ed- Bgeland, chairman of the program Daughters of America, Sunday, The -' ward T. Bennett, and Mrs. Abbie ers' club, under the leadership of Rum'sOD at Port Monmouth, early Saturday Classes in Bible study will follow Miss Bernadine Stewart will aefve oommittee. Flans will be completed morning following a lengthy lllneai, mtm/ber» received Communion st 7» L. Bennett. Mrs. Dora Barnes pre- Rev; H. Falrfleld Butt, 8d, hai at the meeting for the dinner-dance lira. J. Ames Ewing, M, widow the t o'clock man at Bt Junes* At the 11 o'clock service the pas sented the Bible marker in mem- tea to the'congregation, who will announced the following service! was held Monday morning' at the of Franklin Swing, formerly of .tor. Rev, W. Clinton Powers will have an opportunity', of meeting the to ba held Saturday, June I, at the Worden funetttl home. church. i • bring the massage, speaking ory of her mother, Mrs. Mary Eliz- for Sunday; Holy Communion,' » •Wlllowbrook; . Red Bank and Atlantlo Highlands, abeth Leek. blihop. Rev. Christopher H, Snyder a. in:; Sunday-school, 9:30 £ m.; Rev. William Calvin Ooiby, paitor died Monday at fhe home ot her Other* speakers war* Mri. Mar- the topic,' "Guide Post For a announces thaCthe morning prayer Mayor Edgar V. Denlse has been of the • Rumson Presbyterian garet Evald of Freehold, dUtrlct ll'an." Music-, under the direction Following the evening service Dr. service will be dispensed with due morning prayer and" sermon'by the on a business trip to Cincinnati and daughter, Mrs. Joieph O. Hun of rector on the subject of "Behold church, offlclated. The bearers were Oradell, New Jersey. deputy, and Rev. James J. Duffy, ' of Frederick K. Ball will' Include Brady held the fourth quarter con- to' the visitation. Myron' V. Brown Chicago for the Prudential'Insur- Otto Strohmenger, Charles Zlagler, chaplain df Court St James. 'Mrs- the organ ;prelu(ie, "The old Rc^ ference. All the reports from the and the vicar attended the diocesan JThy-Mother," 11 a. m. ance Co. ' ••;'•••- Surviving are a ion, Frank Ewing, officers showed splendid progress Harry Collis, Orrin Soule, Eay- Jr., of Wilmington, North Carolina, Harry McCormlck, grand regent frain,"arranp;cd \v Knelsler; an- convention In Trenton Wednesday) Mothera of members of the 'girla* Mr, and Mm. Martin Moxleyhave mond Wyckoff and Charles Peake. presided. Mrs, Ralph Xllzen was ranged by Kreteler; anthems by the during the year. The pastor re- and will report .to the cabinet at choir will'hold a card party Tues- returned f/om their wedding trip. and Mrs. HUM, the former Mrs., ported that 84 persons had united Interment wae in Evergreen cem- Maude Sherman of Red Bank; also chairman. . • choir, "Holy Manna," nn old Ameri- their next,meeting. day night ia the rectory to raise She Wai the .former Mis* Dorothy etery, Little Silver. ivith the church during hto five-year funds to purchase vestment! for Little', daughter of Mr. and Mrs; 16 grandchildren, Including three Attending were Mrs, B4U H. can folk hymn, and "How Beautiful Mri. Chase wae born In Rumson, Douglas, Mrs. Edward J. Mulligan, M ,Upo.n the Mountains." pastorate. .''"•'. choir members. Refreshment! l William B. Little, Jr. The couple .grandsons, Roger and Everett Sher- CENTRA! BAPTIST a daughter of Mrs. ilargaret Du- man of Oradell and Arthur Sher- Mrs; William Chandler, Mrs. Flor- All the -young people .-of the The conference, extended' an Atlantlo Highland*, be served and prizes will be award- will reside with the bride's parents Plaln Jennings and the late John unanimous Invitation to" Rev. and ed. , until fall, when they will go to Tex- man" of Long Branch; .a grand- ence Bennett, Mrs. Thomas Oalt, church arc invited to attend the • Rev. Howard M. Ervin will W, Jennings, She had lived In Mrs, Charles Gulyarda, Mrs. Wal- meeting of the Youth Fellowship Mrs. Paul J. Myers to continue Ttie church Forum group will daughter, Mrs. Richard Warner of preach on "A' Mother's Day Medita- Rumson all her We. Stricken sev- Red Bank and three great grand- ter O'Nell, Mn, John E. Day, Mrs. Sunday evening at 6:30 in the their". m'inistery in the churdh for tion" at the 11 o'clock morning..ser- meet Thursday of next week at the Russell Bennett, son of Mr. and eral months ago, • she had been a Marvin Rich: another year. Mrs. Russell Bennett of DeNorman- son*, one of whom Is Freddie War- William Naulty, Mrs, Charles Ei- church school room. vice. Youth fellowship will meet at rectory at S p. m. They will study patient In hospitals during her ill- lert, Mrs. John Merte, Mrs. Patrloic eal will lead the discussion. At the book, "Faith Is the Answer." dle avenue, has been "honorably nesa She was a patient at Fort **• ' . * 7 p. m. The post-high school group Services were conducted last Kennedy, Mrs. Joseph Pryor, Mrs." ' 7:30 p. m.,'M the singspiration ser- FIRST METHODIST will, meet in the chapel! They will Clarence Gale will discuss the first discharged, from the Navy, Monmouth one day before ner vice, there will be a special spir- Mrs. L.'W. Myatt and eon Rich- night 'at Norman funeral home In Fred O'Brien, Mrs. James Ashe, feed Bank have a special service to honor all chapte^ "The Healing Faith," from death. Her huiband la a native of Mrs. Sarauej Wise,' Mrs. Charles he- itual-scientific educational program scientific viewpoint, and Rev. ard are visiting In Maryland. Oradell by Rev. Roland tmerlch of Mother's day Will be observed the' mothers of the church. Deacon California and served 22 monthi Ellxabeth, and Interment took place" Malstre, Mrs. John Ryan, Mrs. ' presented by the guest speaker,' A. Sunday with appropriate music by Franklyn Rlloy will, bring the mes- Mr. Butt will discuss the second Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pettlgrew, ovarseas durlha* World Wsr H. He Arthur Sadofsky, There -will also Jr., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Rob- thW morning In Fair View ceme- Jimes Anderson, Mri. Edward Mo the senior choir arid sermons by sage. ', chapter on the same subject, from Is now stationed at Fort Monmouth tery, MIddletown. Dpnough, Mrs. A. J. Patterson, \>d aomoving picture, entitled'"That the pasto.r, Rev. Roger J.' Squired the theological standpoint ert Pettlgrew, 8r., of Fair Haven with the U. 8. Army Slg-nal Corps. . "The Wages of Sin" will- be the road. Mrs. Joseph p\ Hlntelmann. "Boy Joe." A larpe attendance Is ex- At the morning worship at 11 Confirmation class will begin Mrs. Chase was a member of the pected. . o'clock, Mr. Squire will preach on topic of. the message by the pas- Raymond' P, Jones, postmaster, la Humron Pre»byterl*ri church.^ ELMS M. BICHEAL Mrs. David Sheridan, Mrs, Jo- tor at the evening .service at B Wednesday, May' 22, for boys' and on a week's vacation, • ~~~ .: Tomorrow night at 8 o'clock there the subject, "Mary the Mother of girls'. Private instruction, will be Besides her mother and husband, Silas M. Rioheal, 76, of .38 Wav- seph Bray, Mrs. Charles Glblin, y rallyy ilt the_Mg_t_g_gg JegwaZL-lMrs. F.- D. Craig will di- o'clock. The serviceman of the Louis Davison and Warren Mrs. Catherine V. MoCarthy,- Mrs. 1 week—wlll-be-Herbert-A^Carhart, given to adults. The Bishop's-vlsi- Mrs. Chase 1» survived Ay a daugh- erly place, died suddenly yesterday ran Baptist-church.. Rev. Paullon rect the musical program which" Chandler are expected to receive te^-KareiL Margaret Chasn; th morning of a heart attack. Born In Charlei Hawkins, Mrs, Agnes'M.' U. S. Navy. ~atlon lor connrmation honoraWo'lieharges from tlrrNavr sf the Asbury Fark Baptist church will include prelude, "The Bells of lay, June 30, at 11 a. m. brothers, William O. JSmflngsT Meroer-coun^rPermsylvanlar-he-l! Herring, Mrs. Anthony Boncorc, o ' will be among the speakers. A Aberdovey," H, J. Stewart; Anthem this week. - West River road; John W. Jen- survived by his wife, Mrs. Louella Mrs, Samuel Blaaaro, Mrs, M. J. ~ number of our younp people will at- by senlpr choir, "Q, Little Mother FIRST PRESBYTERIAN ' Souvenir cards are being receiv- CHara, Mrs. Walter Hogan, Mrs. PRESBYTERIAN nlngi, 85 Lafayette street, and An- R. Rlcheal; four sons, -Holland of tend. The same jiight Mary Mount of Mine," Nevin; "Offertory, "Songs Eatontown ed from Mr. and Mrs. Howard.B, drew V. Jennings, Elver road, all Toungstown, Ohio; Norman and Louis Dell'Omo, Mrs. John Garruto, ' Chapter «:ill meet at the home of My Mother Taught Me," Dvorak; Rev. Chester 'Johm, Padgett will .. . Atlantlo Highland!, Morris of River and Hanc'e roads, Mrs. Ray DeCarlo, Mrs. Edward ' The Mother's day service will he of Rumson. . Ernest of Newcastle, Pennsylvania, Mrs. Chnrlcs tfnmme)l,"675 River poetlude, ^Marcia Religioso," Par- speak Sunday at the 10:45 o'clock who have been stopping at Atlan- and - Marvin L. Rlcheal of Red O'Fiaherty,. Mrs. Joseph Dillon, ker. The,Memorial Flowers on the held Sunday morning at 11 o'clock tic City for the hot water' ba!ths road.. Mrs. JVarren Fowler is the service on the Mother's day theme, SHAKEEN A. 8HAHEEN Bank. The deceased was a member Mr«. Thomas Salmon, Mr*. Jacob ' new president. • Altar will 'be presented by Mrs. "For Such a Time As This," At the with Rev. Donald N. Correal While there they had the pleasure Bloom, Mrs. Kathleen Boylan and Loretta Hlgginson and Mrs, J. D, of meeting Frederic V. Bowers ot The funeral of Shaheen A. 3ha- of the Methodist church. The board of trustees will meet- evening service at 7:45 o'clock thB preaching on "The Family Unit and Funeral services will be held Mlsse, Margaret Kelly, Helen Lang, , in the'office.,Monday night, May 13, Stec In remembrance of their God's Salvation." Los Angeles, a former resident and heen, 67, of U Pullman avenue, p- pastor will bring an evangelistic neighbor. Mr. Bowers lived in Fair beron, and Cranford, Long Branch Saturday afternoon at 2:80 o'clock Elizabeth Ryan, Marguerite Ward, i • at 8 o'clock-and the junior Mary mother, and other altar flowers message on "The Closed Door and The senior young people's fellow- Rose Sheridan, Margaret Gormly, J • Mount chapter will meet-with Mrs. will be presented by Mies Grace M. Haven many years. Jlr. and Mrs. bullder'and realtor,'who died Mon- from the Mount Memorial home. Allen in memory of her parents, the Waiting Saviour," concluding a ship will give' a tea Sunday after- Morris attended the Republican day In Doctors' hospital, New York, Rev. Roger J. Squire, pastor of the Sara Murphy, Mariana Rlordan, J •'. John GTeen,.3T Onklanti street. The series of -seven' messages based on noon at 6:30 o'clock In the church Amelia Carton, Anna Kane, ,Anna " program, "Tlicee Moving Times" •lothers Day Bulletins will be given rally at the Hotel Mayflower at- was held this morning In St. Mi- Methodist church, will officiate. In- by Mrs. A. M. Morris in memory the open chapters of the Book of dining room for members, parents which the candidates for governor chael's church, Cranford, where a terment will be In Fair View ceme- Swift, Maurjeen Klernah, Margaret will be in.charge of. the president, Revelation. Moore and Mary Kelly. Mrs. George Morford. of her mother, Mrs, Minnie F. Long, and friends. A devotional service spoke. • ' • ' high mass of requiem was sung. tery. • tt . . ' .. The Baptist Woman's league will Church school convenci at 9:S0 will follow. Interment wa« In" Cranford. Mr. The evening worship at 8 will be- a. m. The school council will meet The Intermediate young people's Mr. and Mrs. Edward Waldon ot meet in the church Tuesday, May gin with the hymn, "I Love to Tell Cedaf'avenue art the parents of a Shaheen, one of the developers of 14, at 8 p, m. Mrs. Russell Tltman Monday at 8 p. m., at which mat- fellowship will meet this evening Cranford, had been a resident of the Story." The pastor's sermon ters of deep concern to the school daughter born Monday at Mon is president. • • • at 7:30 o'clock in the church base- mouth Memorial hospital. Long Branch and Blberon. since will be on the subject, "Believe in will be presented by the pastor. ment. A 'bouquet of flowers was placed the Love of God" Special music Two River road speeders sum- 1924. . In the Church last Sunday In mem- The mid-week prayer meeting The Cub Pack meeting will b« One of the most-aoUve builders of the service, prelude, "May next Wednesday night will be con- moned" by .Officer Harry Veroneau ory of Eugene Magee, Sr., by his Night," A Palmgren; anthem by the held Friday evening at 7:80 o'clock and arraigned Tuesday night be- In the shore area, Mr. Bhaheen was ducted in the A. M. E. Zlon church. In the church basement family. senior choir; offertory, "Vesper fore Recorder George 'Woodward an active participant in oivle af- Received into church member- The chancel flowers Sunday were were each fined <7. They were faire. He was a" member of the MEMBER. TNI ORDER OF TWE 0O1MN RUU Hymn," Bishop; p&stlude, "Bouree ship Sunday evening were Capt. the gift of Mrs. Matilda Schauman. . FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, In G," Bach. Closing hymn, "Love- Frank Fllippo, «0 Herbert street, Chamber of Commerce, the Execu- SCIENTIST Maurice H. Adams, by confession; Red Bank, and Louise Hoellck of tives' club and tong Branch lodge Divine, all Love Excelling." Mrs. Bette J. Adams, by confes- • . • Services In First Church of The preparatory class for church Hosford avenue, Leonardo. of Elks. ' ' 9 o'clock ih (tie 90- theme will -be the part the home FIRST METHODIST program committee comprising Mrs, dred VanNote. when he was 15 yean'old. He was . clal hall. President J, P.nymontl plays and the importance of the at- Atlantic Highlands Grace Wright, Mra. Fred P. Bedle, KNOLL WOOD SCHOOL. New Tork harbor boat captain fh/idtnei plaetd At mi, King will be in ihnrpo. "Archie" titude of parents In regard to thn Mother's day will be observed Mrs. Helen Maxson and Mrs, Jose- Flnt and second gradea—John Hltrh- until a few years ago when he was Brown, the home philosopher, will so-called delinquency of youth and phine Julian. MTS. Alice Smith was cqclt, Jack McKenna, Joieph O'Neill, Sunday by a special service in Donald Haveni, Ann Lilonde, *Georgl- retired. He came to Keyport In entertain with olrt-tHiir- diameter juveniles. A motion picture, "Thaf which a number of mothers from named membership .chairman, 1884. Impersonations. He 'vi he lntfo- ann Lang, Margaret N!i*gradei. Hoy Joe," will be shown as part of the congregation will have a part. Wilson B. Wright, who has been • Third • and fourth Rrndei—Rolert At the dinner party were his duced by J. Mohn. the educational program of the An- There will be special music by the honorary vice president of the P. T. Uohl*, •Pletm- Knylni, Richard HaJlah, daughter, Mrs. Mary Truax of Key- fffount frfempriai^Mome „ The usher? for May nre Herbert U-Saltion League of New Jersey by senior and junior choirs under the A. and has resigned as principal of Paul Lalonde, Bonald Sehinck, Koljtrt E. Werner, in chaise, .issiftpil by Etslman, Lorraine Warren, Barbara port, his grandaughter, Mrs. George its .superintendent, Rev. C. Arthur direction of Roy Jeffrey and Mrs. the school, expressed his thanks Netterman and twin daughter! and Zrridtric J\. -Mdamt, illgr. Karl CJ. ,Ti\n«l;y, .lo-i-pii Verdun.'. •Sadofsk'y; . ' Sheneman, Barbara Mellacl, Sutann* John Gawler; a children's sermon for the splendid co-operation he Krayna, 'Barbara Ann Buck. Mr. Netterman of Red Bank, and Alexander >', I-'.i i.lic-!;. Sccly I'.. Church school classes are held had received from the association. by the pastor, Rev. Roy E. Wll- _-. HSR STREET SCHOOL. his son and daughter-in-law; Tuthill nnd Wilhnin 'IV.HA. Sunday at 2:30 p. m. in the Tlnton iams, Jr., and the Mother's day During the evening George King RJBant, D.LLn. 226 Fails church, followed by a unified Primary department—*Ba\v.'Oii]>. will 11. • Florence Tlbbe, 'Gonevleve Tlbb«, Julia . East Kcnnsbui'B •^erry, Flora Haynei, bungalow In Little Silver, "a broth- meet tomorrow mclii nt 7 Ho Sunday nt 11 «. m., Mother's dny Church school will convene In the Hear Harry Collis >r, Prank Gregory, who U a coun- o'clock in thn fi'llowtlup mcmi (if chupel nt 0:30 a. m., for beginners service. Bouquets will he given to Harry Collis, assistant chief of :llman of that borough, was erron- the church. Miss ,|i.:m Mnrlr.myli the nldcft nnd youngest, mother and primary children; at 0:45 for Andrew Carnegie distributed loualy mentioned as an assistant will iead the illsx-urslon nnd Miss I children .and youth; at' 10 o'clock the Rumson Fire department, was Ine-tenths of his fortune In gifts :ashiet in tho Chase National bank, "GOD IS L0V6" Alice Story willfl.onilu<". H. votions. I .. ,.,. „„„„„] j fo,r the! Woman's Bible claas. guest speaker Monday night when among which were 8,000 church Molh hno(ir chllrcn nm the Rumson Woman's club met at dew York pity. Councilman Greg^ . . .«» SKWUMOL. , Sunday youth worsliip will hpuln | ,aWd 1!ih!, daS3 at 10 ^ m.,nnA Youth fellowship will meet In the organs, 3,000 libraries, MO unlversi- ory is aecond vice president of that he Oceanic fire house. Mr. Collis at 9: 30 a. in, Loon IVnninKi'ui will i* nl •!:r>0 p. m. Fniyer sor- chapel nt 7 o'clock. les and colleges. well known banking Institution. * lead the ilcvotiumii SCIVHT. K>V. The Sunday-school board will explained the work of the depart- Ood h LUei HU (Mm* brighten. vire iin hyihn pinK lonisM nt hold its May meeting In the chapel ment and took the members on a ADtne pain in whldi we rave; George Atnmtnnui will s]ionli nn o'clock. "Honor Thy Fu'tlur nnd Tny next' Tuesday evening nt 8:5 tour of Inspection of the fire house. Bhu tU WUM and woe He llfhtei Mother." Thi' divine scivicn will o'clock. The club's annual dance will be God si wttJora. OoJ Is Lovt. ST. CLEMENT'S .KPISCOPAI. leld Saturday, June 29, at Old Or- begin nt 10:1.1 «, m. This seivue ifclford . ' Junior fellowship will meet Wed- MONUMENTS Thomas Manson will be centered in-ound lliu idua, nesday afternoon at 3:15 o'clock in chard Country club, Mrs. John Snrvlcos next • Sunday morning Murphy Is general chairman. Mu- "Family Day. licv. Mr. Aiimn;inlan will be prayer and sermon con- thn chnpol, -will pleach on "Tin' Christlun'Kain- [ no pray The New Llfb hour will, moot slo will bo furnished by Bobby Wll- ductecd 4by- CIClnytfi; n S. Kuhn nt [1:30 & Son. Inc. lly and Amniuu." o'clock., Church school Mill mnot' Wednesday at 8:15 p. m.. )n tho ion's orchestra, Monday.--evuitlng lh«.,..W«mcn:s. chapel. , Refreshments were served after The Oldest at U u'vlock. Brothcrriood of. St. the meeting under the direction of Missionary siicu'ly will meet, lit the Andrew meets Tuesd'iiy evening'of f:W. c«s FinST METHODIST, Miss Marie Mapei. k home of Mi.-. Hii.i«< Ammi'imun at cii'c-h wock^nt 7:30. o'clncH in the 8 o'clock. Tin. illnousKion will be parish hull,'. Sen Bright And Retailing Company Sir DOM*IJ» "Hymns'piMthd h 18I8M1- "Toward H Ii<-tle WMI|I1." -,_ Mother's duy will be ohnorved r In Moniiuouth County f /« «/ Nni ortal to hit lovid. onei who n'eldrk llni Song" \iy Brahms,. Tho cho|r will has built our, business. •• ' . tuil aui pmyu MM., sing it* tho Hrithom, '"SlnK AJoud have gone, on, ' A telephone eal) to our ofBoi Vice timeJui 'i | hs t'lf, jiiutoi Juil-. will, bring a salesman who Unto God" by Lermnn, npv, wil. HcVonil (lie iti'li of sorrow tlioro Our iwltot Barn Minwflali wlU/wlthout any obligation, 'i^ly1?! h hl ri/ncc 'fiTi'ii MAtltfactloh In batr the Oulld mirk o( ap- •hjtw youjatist design, LONG BRANCH MONUMENT orpuhliirwlil" play.«« ^6H(( My/Motlier ~' ; RED BANK REGISTER, MAY 9,1946, f RICES EFFECTIVE M SUPER MARKETS . i Scout Camporee Rumspn and JELF SERVICE STOMI OILY/ (The 8*4 Bspk BegUter Ms, la Buinson at th« Buuoa ___. Is Scheduled Finn»rtjr#i Store. Torbors'i tton, •rV Store ud' from W. 0, Dtnnli, W. Foffatton, Xdmud Tilton ud Bsyinnd For May 25-26 H«Ilt.r) Mrs. Kenneth 'Horton has re- turned .to Vermont after a two Nbrwood Golf Club ' , weeks' vitit .with, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Bonutn of Bing- To Be The Site ham avenue. MM. Horton Is thi former June Boman. Of Two-Day Camp „ Lieut. Peter Cartwell of Wind- mill lane has been discharged from The tart annual Monmouth Coun- the army at Tori Dlx cil .Camporea will \>i held lt»y 25 Mrs. Robert Drake, Sr, of £all' and May 26 at th< Norwood golt fornla Is visiting her son,. Capt ooursXat West Long Branch. Wil- R6bert Drake, Jr., of Lafayette liam E. Firth ol Red Bank, meber street. She drove from the Coast. of the executive board, ha* been Louis Hill of River road I* selected as) camp director,' James medical patient at Monmouth Me- Gallflgher of Summerfleld is direc- morial hospital. tor of Program; Paul Bommers of ' The books on the IBM Pontlac SUPER MARKETS Oeeanport la director of arrange-, Car to be disposed of on the co- merits; Kendall Let, Asbury Park. operative plan at the Oceanic Ore m nuf ATUime a numndm.' »director of publicity; Harold Cope- -company's lair In August have been For Mts and vegetable* with that do»n-oa>th-f«am land ot JUlaatlo .Highlands, direc- distributed and art o'n sale. flavor, brad straight for your A&P Sup* Mark* TWO tor of promotion; Towniey Carr, Warrant Officer Robert Suther- Ate! MM filled with asparagus,' eritp lettuce .. .tomatoes ,.. radish**, "\ Lone Branch, director of contest land of Kemp-avenue, arrived home events; Dr. Edwin 7.-Stewart, Fair onions,, carrots ... and many other appetite tempters. What's more, WASTE NO FOOD! Thursday from Oahu after a 22-day theyVe thriftily priced to please yoar purse 1 Haven, director ot health and safe- trip on the B. S, General C. C. UM iwf omw 4af ty and eamp doctor and Wilbur X>. Ballou. food! Taba no m Orosley, Manaaqquan, director of Major and Mrs; Rlohard Boudder court of honor. . than you can east. • • are living-"!iving-"** Everett until their rim, Red Ripe eat what yon sake. The highlights of the damp pro- recentltljy» purcpurchaset d house on Mon- gram will be the district scout con- mouth avenue is ready for their oo- Torn in every drop of' test* Saturday afternoon followed cupancy, Excellent lit. carton, wed fat! Follow oar by a parade coding In ft eoucil re- goTernment's pin and view and retreat ceremony. The Mia* Ruth Kenny has taken a for Slicing of4or5 first Council Court of Honor In position aa secretary In the Red share a mead every day! many years will be the featured Bank, high school office. part of the camp flre Saturday Miss Marilyn Gray is attending the Red Bank secretarial school. evening. Star, Life and Eagle lbs. 0*Mdfl Biiettts Mum | ft*., Awards 'ara to be' gftenl Scouts1 William' SchulU and his son, Ed- FLORIDA-NEW " who have—completed—their—Camp- ward Schultz, have' arrived home firtkaa Craikert RMMM £ BrUbaae Beaver Work will receive from DaytonaBeacn, FlofId*7 :Tbt U. S.No.1 Grade bulki 'the. special award. 'All friends and former suffered a stroke early la DhJan parent* of Scouts are Invited tr the winter but has recuperated visit the camp at all times.' wonderfully despite his advanced Apple . Awards for good camping will b age. Edward Schultz returned to PEAS riwGallfinitrirM 2 *»• 23° Marmalade f&V **2ie presented to each scout In atten Daytona Tuesday. He has his yacbl BROCCOLI dance, atoo council trophies will b< Jean in Southern waters. Hartley's Marmalade £28* given to the winning troops Suiv James Koken of the local high Beardsley's Bffi ' day afternoon. school faculty served on the^Uld- drlNAun F»™. I NEWCARR0TS2-17. . Church-services hav» been ar- dle States schools evaluating^Sm- Sklppy *£%!Ul £39e ranged for every Scout le expected mlttee which surveyed Leonardo . to attend the services of his faith, high school last Wednesday, Thurs- LETTUCE ICEBERG CELERY '•"•Trtieuaa 2^25« Peanut Butter »,,< The Camporee will close Sunday day and Friday. He was also at 3 p. m. week-end visitor In New Tork. ^9U ^ ^a^ ~~ -—^~ — HB«n BBBVI "™ H*JV -* — - Col. Michel* Jacobs of Lenox •venue has reopened hi* studio CUCUMBERS^ RADISHES 2-7. Kerbox TAT 2 3r, 15« Leonardo home for the- summer. 1 Onion Srap ****• «-*-24« The Oceanic free library is ob- L (Tfc* Be4 luk S«tiur nn *• iof serving tbe fourth Religious Book ONIONS; in 3-17. Habitant Pea Soop 2^25* [ *t laowrdo »t th* WblU Honta Stor* f Wltdmuui't, 1, Hym Week, May 0 to May 11, with a new collection of religious books Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Woodward for circulation. Religious Book AVOCADO PEARS 2 - 29> Snow's •£chowder»r24. i of Brooklyn wtrt week-end guests Week was Inaugurated by the Na- " .ot Mr*. Charles Woodward. Mr tional Conference of Christians and Saltesea „%;& »—20i and Mm. John Relmer and family Jews in May, 1843, ten years after t tt MlUtows were Mr*. Woodward'i the burning of the books in Ber- - TUMts Sunday. lin by the Nazis. Its purpose Is to Campbell's ""SSI*" €^16« Dr. and Mrs. John Hits of New stimulate the reading by the lay- MA w t Tort dty were week-end guests o man of books of spiritual value. A Eirlehed with 400 O.S.P. nits "li-thlM" vftnita D3 per pint! Campbell's 9 3 £r25i ' Mr. and Mrs. Cosmo O'Nell. list of such books was selected by s u P E3 Campbell's W "«--1Bi Mr And Mrs. C. J. Brunt of Long a committee of Protestants, Catho- Mil Iff WHITE I0DSE > ra iU V' Island have purchased the Picker lics and Jew* appointed by the Na- Campbell's tfSV "StMli Ing house on Eula.Ua avenue, and tional Conference. The Bible heads Batty Croekw VlWsfflf 3 *« 25* \ will make it their summer home the list. Book* of good will are also lYIILIV EVAPORATED ' 14Y. and Mr*. A. Keith and Mr*.Included, and It Is hoped that they Provide* each •»».nli»l nutrient of frask saQlit Ideal lor braat j —Edward Oough of Brooklyn hav will help develop a better under- and every milk uiel > fa. opened their summer home here. standing among persons of every C»ow»ed Sp1nacl3'tr17. ^* Audrey Murphy and Mr*. 'William race, crttd and color. Among those Diced Beets »B-«m«^l2i Heffeman attended th« circus In on hand or reoently purchased by Store Hoars—8 A.M.ti 6 P.M. * , New Tork elty Saturday. the Oeeanio free .library are, re- DaarneMBIeHIM«3^?25t Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Snodeoor of ligious books, the "Revised Stand- ' Mosdiy through SaturNy South Orange -spent Friday with ard Version of the New Testament, 1 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Larson. 1946, ' "The Bible and the Common SpttMtl Nlblets •*••?•.•• »«*14« Mr. and Mr*. William K. Megill Reader, -Mary Ellen Chase, an ex- 1i o and Jamea Davldhelser spent Sun- planation and aid to tbe apprecia- Spaghetti 2 Sr25i Golden Corn'«*»~'» -'«12» day at Philadelphia with Mrs tion of the Bible by the average TOMATO SOUP DavldheUer. The Davldheiser fam- leader; "No Greater Love," Card- Baked Beans StflBgBeans'Knj.Tirrii. ily will return here shortly. Mr inal Spellman; "God and the Davldhei»er_.J(L_.dlstr1ct clerk Atom," Kfiox;—"Brideshead—Re- n Mlddletowc township schools. visited," Waugh, a story of a Catb- GobelVFranlrtwters *r:3i Diced Carrots JSk»£tt»' Mrs. Percy Hauser i* a medical ollo family,; "Song of the patient- at Monmouth Memorial hos- Dnieper," Schneour, a story ot a Frankfurters I«««AIT »~29« Phillips MOVA »*~~ 14I Saierkrant ••"'•s? w-^-12« P&al. Jewish ' community; "The Green Ravioli SS2!iyN8L*v-»'lh Beans 'TfflK1 «—17o 'Robert Horster U aonflned to bis Tears," Cronin; "A Padre Views n Red Cabbage iVni —^17i home by nines*. South America," Dunne; ,'The Welsh Rarebit »«• »r45« Spam aNsmmmt- n-.*34» Grew Split Pen.^-2JS;23i Mr. and ,Mrs. Charette Horster World, the Flesh and lather of this'plajje, Miss -,Virginia Fergu- Smith," Marshall; "The Coming Cheerios . . x~*12« Armevr's Treet *—34a Lime Juice««»-1»—25« son of Eatontown and Leon Bar- Great Churcb," Wedel; "The Gaunt- Rolled Oats n*m*» 'Srile Broadcast Redi-Meat'^33i wlek of Cocoa, FlorldVspent Sun- let," DonbleTip Matches 3»-14t day with Mr. and Mr*. Wilbur .... ., _. the story of a Protest- Cream of Wheat H«.*.22I Clarldge Hanbirgers '^48o Baking Soda mnm* »-^3i Hlnohollff of Stewart Manor, Long ant minister; "The Hope For Im- bland. mortality," Perry; "In the Steps of Malle-Wheat . »--*15i Sell's Liver Pate *--16o Mason Jars *-**> *^W» Sunday guests ol Mr. aad Mrs.the Master," Morton "Prayer/' Plll8iiry'$Fartfla—*«18« Broadcast i^t% **«*11i Robert Search were Mr. and Mr*.Butterlck, a plea for the creative B Ideal Jars «*«*>" *-75i use of prayer In, the modern world; DMIHBOJ OlLIWJITE VsaaLawf Mai James Sea^h and family of Union, Wheateia . . »-*< 22c Corned Beef,T»V^E m'r14» r Mr. and Mrs. Fred Search of New- "The Three Meanings," Fosdick. iiSi rnUlDS ResoT-tMane * "*^IQ» erkand Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Fox For young readers: "Nathan, Boy of Con/Flakes tMnrniu... ^. 5e Toigne SpreadWVw !7« ot Irvlngton. Capernaum," Llllle; 'True and Un- Instant Postura; 1 Ksllogg'sPep . . *.9i Han Spread m — 20o Mr. aad Mrs. Edward Winters of true," Undset; "Little Lost Lamb, " Viola avenue are the parents of a MacDonald; "Necessary Nellie," Force Cereal . -*11i Kippered Snacks •*»'?.-17* daughter born Monday at Mon- Baker; "The Star* Cam* Down," ' mouth Memorial hospital. Mr. andWoodey; "Tell Me About the Bible,1 JnketRenet Powder p*«8o Catsup rmn»mu M«^n, tin. Rudolph Martin of 88 Tiench Jones. Good will book*: "Al Smith, Timio PwMlngs . ^7i Snlder's Catsip ^^18» avenue are tbe mt* of a daugh- American," Graham; "On* Nation," ter, and Mr. Mrs. Alexander Steger; "The StoVy of the Spring- Sparkle Piidlngt . ^..5o Chill Sane •«»«••«^20» MaoFhee of Flower avenue are .the field Plan,". Chatto 4 Halllgan. For parents of a daughter, also born children: "Call Me Charley," Jack- Royal PuMlRgs . . * 6e Barbecue Monday at Monmouth Memorial. son; "Gld Granger," Davis, and Dried Prunes /,& **PH.32B Cider Vinegar i Members of the auxiliary of the "Told Under tbe Star* and Stripes," v 1 N Brevent Park and Leonardo flre Association for Childhood Educa- Spaghetti S»ee i!l, ^r15e Ann Page Mistard " ^10» company, and company member* tion. will bold a benefit card party Tues- The library is open every week- Heartftfal... DellclMS day sight of next week at the flre day from 2 to 6 and from 7 to 9 White Vinegar house. Proceeds will be given to o'clock, ^Including Saturdays. All John d'Sage,' a. company member are welcome. Llbiy's Deviled Ham VM4« FLORIDA who Is a patient at Allenwood hos- Mrs. J, H. Harvey, who ha* been Shaker Salt IMW «»-»• 7e pital. wintering at St. Cloud, Florida, and Mrs. Margaret Stoer and her who has been a winter visitor in Baking Chocolate'M*^iie GRAPEFRUIT daughter, Miss JeanStte Lohnaas of Florida since 1917, will return North Norfolk, Virginia, spent the week- the first week in June to spend the Baker's enuun w«>k"16o end at their home here. summer, with her daughter, Mra. Mr. and Mrs., John Schmidt are Ivan. N. Cadwallader of Lincoln lona Cocoa H»^A. 5c )*-.9c JUICE parents ot a son born Tuesday of venue. Malted Mllk.,r:c S£l!...'£39o . last week at St Barnabas hospital, A verr refreshhif nataral fruit Mrs. Vincent J. Eck, formerly of Bari(eH'sH«m"";i^;;«>H'59c .a Jolt* . . . sometlilna; different to Newark. Waterman avenue, has • returned aerr* al breakfast Rich in the Mrs. Roscos Everett has returned from Miami Beach, Florida, after 02 Ice Cream Mix »»*2B* proteetiv* VlUmin* AulCMI to her home at Battle Creek, Mich- a five months' stay and Is visiting so enjoy Itiofteal igan, after spending two weeks with Mrs. Mary.H. Malloy at The Rum- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miller. on. Mr*. Mary Jackson of Coral Ga- Holy Cross Parent-Teacher asso- bles, Florida, Is visiting her mother, ciation will hold Its monthly card Mrs. George DeLong, party for May tomorrow night ift Holy Rosary hall. Mrs, Edward Mrs. Domlnlo Caruso, Mra. J, F4•'•<«••» "• Be "33" Laundry BI«Mk ^ Harold Smith In Instructor, vlaltad Alfl MSL ?? MlPHlrt RED BANK REGISTER, MAY-9,1346.:' her. daughter Votit art Settle Accident tie drew today at Trenton Man Named Offers $1,000 For Square darfen. 'l ARE YOU AS ,-• (Tfc. Be* Bank KtUttw •** ke kojtt* Suit For $2,500 In Shrewaburjr »t the Sbrewriurj • Har. ' In West- Keansburf aohool a den- Information About Just u a jury .was to be drawn ket, »t awenwomWator., it & Cl»r tal prdjeot *as been promoted by . larl B. Garrison of Trenton.wa* BalrV Service •-• Btatfcm ail 8lngtngthe PTA. JIvery child in the school named principal of th* Matawan to tryjth* suit for damages of WheiU Aijttja) •:..-.;;;;, ?;•;..: ••..-.,..;.;,. . _, Robert MUlholIand and his mother, Red Cross Dinner may have dental car* without co*t elementary school by the Matawan As You Used To Be? Her Husband Catherine Mulholland, against C. F. Chief Frank Lane of the Shrews- to the parent* If they so desire. township board of education last Periodically the children's teeth are week.- : ;•• • • .'•" ' ••)••• l. '•'. » atw Jo* In Malanka & Sons, inc., before Xuige bury hose,, company:ha* atked that - jon t( Robert V. Kinkhead at Freehold New YoritAttorney member* make particular 'effort to examined and kept in condition by A war veteran, Mr, G*jp|*on Mrs. Allen T. Norton Dr. Edward J. Bllderback of Key- / lo«t You may be inserts* Monday; negotiations were opened beat the' next meeting In order served a* a captain in th* Army ftom Hutrltlonal AneinTa, » Uck sf lira between the fnsurance company National Chairman that arrangement* can h« made to port . To raise money to pay for Air Corp* with two year* overseas In the blood, vhleh can rob you of jour Thinks He Was Kid- this dental work the PTA hold* a natural pep and enersy. In sneb «KI, GIVE YOUR FURS and the attorneys for the Mulhol- attend the jubilee parade at Dun- •eryjee. He i* now doing graduate rarTOTABB wU hihr build rleh, nil lands, which resulted in a settler Of Organization ""' ellen "May: 26. The local firemen eard party every Wednesday after- work at Columbia Teacher* college. blood and htlp JOT >et back TOOT napped And Alive noon at 3 o'clock In the West itrinttb and (seit7. Then vonderltu A VACATION FOR ment in the amount of $2,500. have been extended an invitation He will replace Mr*. Lorena C. UbltU rnnlr tti aseded Iron. »1»» Keanaburg fire house. 1 The suit arose out of injuries Basil O'Connor, chairman of the to attend the celebration and the Hobrough, who has taught In Mat- TnUmln, Calcium auctrophowhate and COMFORT AND Mrs. Allen T. Norton_of Philip * 1 Udthbi. BIHEMBEB onlr jour blood suffered by the Mulhollands August Vmerlcan National Bed Cross will chief J* anxious to have all detail* awan achooUr for 88 year* and has J» rour "rappty Uae" of Tlior and Mills, near Keansburg, called at the i; SECURITY 31, 1942, wheti' the car in. which ie guest speaker at the annual attended to in advance. • resigned, effective June SO, Th* Register office Tuesday and stated 1 Jollow'latxl dlresttou and llart buDo- they were riding was Involved in inner of the county Red . Cross This month * wastepaper eollect- Eatontown board offered a resolution express- tailrich, red blood TO-DAT wlto FW- she,is offering (1,000 reward (or in- ing commendation for "her ,long and tOIABfl. Moner back u not ntUoed. formation Jeadjng, to the discovery a head-on collision with another hapter Monday, May 27, . at the tlon by the firemen will take place car driven by- Arthur, C. Ferry at Berk'eley-Carteret hotel at Asbury (The Red BankRegliter ean be kourtt faithful service. . On »ale at Sun Ray and crtlmn of her husband's whereabouts. She 1 Sunday, May 26, starting at 1:30 p. ta Ettontawn from Qonnl.'i, A. J, said she would like all the publicity Sayrevllle. The Mulhollonds at Park, at 6:30 p. m. Mr. O'Connof, m. The last collection was target Hague, D. Urehan and Darii') the time were proceeding from New- in attorney, succeeded the late than several previous one* and the she could get which would help-In Vorman H. Davis in 1944 as chair- Charles Vary'* 12th birthday was any way. She stated, "Naturally, York to their home in Freehold. It fire company appreciates the co- celebrated last Friday with »? party was claimed by them that the Ma- man of the American Red Cross Is operation of residents. . • ' all the publicity this can get will lso newly-elected chairman of the at ths home of hi* grandmother, be a help," and the would appre- ianka. Company, which was doing ', S. S. Jede) of Sllverbrook Mrs. Edith Lewi*. The celebrant, a some construction work on Highway oard of governors of the league of road and Alfred j;: Llppman of Sy- Attention! ciate it very much If-the Register led Cross societies. ion of Mr. and Mr*. Sylveiter Fary, would mention this in our .columns. 4, had'failed to place proper warn- camore avenue are on a vacation received many gifts. Th* rooms Qf course, we are1 only .too gladto ng signs. , trip to Mexico; were decorated in blu. and whit* Arrange to havi'-your tutt stored assist Mrs. Norton*-'. Mrs. Mulholland differed a, lacer- Martin Meade Is a surgical pa- and a large pink and green deco- htr* fotLtht lumnnr. Thty wiltf ated forehead and her son, Robert, UBl^lT-WEpi Allen Trumbell Norton of New tient In Monmouth Memorial hos- rated cake was the main* table .dec- not' only be kept in the mo it York disappeared January 3, 1945, suffered injuries to his nose and pital, "•"•-'• oration. Games were played and •clentffic vaults but at your re- .from the Norton home to Middle-1 knees. , A lar'ge attendance i* expected refreshments were served. Present, quest they will be lUzed. re* - Vincent J. McCue and William L. at Hie -flower show to be staged to- were Alice Parnell, Loi* Lewi*, Vir- modeled or repaired st a nom- town township, the address of which BOB & CHARLES is Philip's Mills, .Keyport,. R. F. D. Russell, Jr.. of the firm of Quinn, morrow, from 3 to 9 p. m, in the ginia and Joseph Beverly, Barbara inal diarge. At the time' the papers, local and Doremus, McCue and Russell rep- ichool auditorium. " Hathaway,' Barbara LaParre, Ann metropolitan, carried feature stor- resented'the Mulhollands. A meeting of the board of edu>. and. Mary Hyslop and Edward El- :ation will be held next Monday ies abput. Mr. Norton's disappear- ,. . •" -• , \ - ' grim. • . FIX-IT SHOP light at the school. . ance and stated he'was very 111 and Frank LaParre and son ipent tb* had recently had a'severe attack of Atlantic Highlands Pupils neither absent nor tardy REPAIRS MADE ON ANYTHING. during April at school are listed a* week-end with Mr. and Mrs. L, A. influenza. Mrs. Norton says that Wagner of Belleville and attended he had had a touch of influenza but (The Red.Bank Reliefer can b« bought fellows: Work Called For and Delivered. { In Atlantic Hijhlandj at RomeCM Ser- Reception trade—Barry Ajcra, Jamei i ball game Sunday in New Yorki j had Just about recovered when he vice Station.' Blumettl'i, Parker's, Car- Mrs. Jacqueline Burkett of Main •u«o'« and Myert' dellvtrjr Mrvlce) Bord.n, Janes DoVanejr. William Wolf-, I disappeared. He has 'drawn no Richard Kraft, Iinda William,' Joan itreet 1* a Burglcal patient at Haz- ~ Call Red Bank 1497. • i money from hlj two sources of In- Mr. and Mre-.Q. Dray and family Valentine, ard -hospital. BETWEEN » A. M. * T P. M. ASK FOB CHABLH5. 'come and apparently no one has have moved from Toms Rl... „ you individ- 1 PrlM* will heard from him. Mr. Norton, as their recently purchased house at Saxurton, Jamei Markham. Garr Garo. freshments will be served at a pub- ual attention. well as the police, believs- him to falo, Nancy Llndemaiin. , Ws make old 23 Grand avenue, which is the ic game party next Monday night bs alive. ,From facts gained the former Averill property. Second jr.de— William MoUer, Ruth by Pride of Crescent council, Son* furs look new I past few months, Mrs, Norton be- Buckalew, Fergr IngaJle, Vickie Sharpt. Mr. and Mrs, Richard 'Morse of BASIL O'CONNOR Third Grade—David Stlllman, Cele«- and' Daughter* of Liberty. A penny j lleves it may be a kidnapping caae Soraervjlle • were recent guests of tine .Bailer, Dlanne Garaialo sale was held Monday evening. •as-some very strange things have Mr.and Mrs. H. Lewis of First ave- Mr. O'Connor returned In Novem- Fourth grade—Anna FioretU. Mr. and Mr*. Henry Polhemu* of WINTER'S happened, In connection with a nue. ' • ber,* from Europe where he made Fifth Grade—Jacqueline ' Bennett, Freehold and Mis* Jennie Watklns money matter of Mr. Norton's. Walter Giles of Grand Avenue, nepection of the Red Cross facill- Jeanne Walker, Rodger LeVallejr. Frank of New York were Sunday guest* FUR SHOP Anyone In a position to assist who recently returned from Mon- ies in France, Germany, and Aus- McKenna, Jonathan Nllea. of Mn, Delia Watkln*. Mrs. Norton may contact Tier per- l-ia, and in the summer of 1945 Sixth Grade—Paul Buek"alew, -John mouth Memorial hospital, Is con- Valentine, Barbara Smith. Routine business was transacted 68 Monmouth street, sonally or through the local police valescing at Hilltop nursing home. made a similar trip to Pacific bases. at a meeting Tuesday nlght-of the department. Seventh grade—Geoffrey KaJmui, Don Opposite Borough Hall Mrs. Backer, who conducts a The European tour followed his aid Markharo, Richard Poole, Joan Still fire company. beauty salon on First avenue, and election as chairman of the board man. The first aid ambulance, damaged RED BANK Boys can make pocket money by her assistant, Mrs. Marie Gillen, re- of governors of the League of Red Eighth Grade—Richard Berger, John last week in Ocean township, has sellln? the Register— Advertisement turned this week from a week's Cross Societies which met In Paris Hunilton, Morgan Knapp, Thomas 0* been repaired. , stay in Kentucky. in November for the first time since born, Virginia Duncan, Janet Jonei. Edward Schaefer Is confined to | Members of the Odd Fellows .936. While in Paris Mr. O'Connor his home with intestinal grip. lodge and friends will attend the •eceived the Legion of Honor of West Keansburg The Shepherds of Bethlehem held OLDIN'.S union service of the Methodist and France and was similarly honored by Belgium' and Luxemburg. , i . o a meeting Tuesday njjjht. Presbyterian churches Sunday The Ladles' auxiliary of the A number of William McStudy'* 1 MEN'S SHOP evening in the latter church. Rev. Now the senior member of the West Keansburg fire company met school friends were entertained at Donald N. Correal will preach on New York city law firm of O'Con- yesterday at the fire home, A cov- the home of his mother, Mrs. Eliz- "Getting Peace In 'Tour Heart." nor and Farber, Mr. O'Connor has ered dish luncheon was served, at abeth McStudy, Saturday in cele- U BROAD STREET A Mother's day tea will be held practiced law In Massachusetts and which Mrs. Helen Bunduga, Mrs. bration of his 11th birthday. The New York since 1915. For several RED BANK CHAMP HATS in the Presbyterian church dining Edna Wheatley and Mrs. Anna group had -a fine time playing room Sunday at 5:30 p. m by the years he was a law partner of the Wetjen were birthday guests. Plans games and feasting. A large birth- senior young people's fellowship, late President Franklin D. Roose- were completed for a trip to New day cake was prepared for the oc- A devotional service will follow. velt. Mr. O'Connor Is also presi- York to see the evening perform- casion. William was well remem- The committee In charge of the dent and a trustee of the National ance of "Are You With It" next bered by his friends. tea consists of Miss Agnes Crozier Foundation of Infantile Paralysis, Wednesday. and the Franklin D. Roosevelt Li- Mr. and Mr*. J. M. Najdzlmky MCGREGOR SPORTSWEAR chairman and Misses Helen Lash- Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. Seamen returned home Monday after a few ley, Claire Kirchner, Agnes Buch- brary, and treasurer, trustee and chairman of the executive commit- and Mrs. Henry F. Gehlhaua of days' visit with his parents at hop, Margaret Simmons, Jane Muz tee of the Georgia Warm Springs Keansburg and Mr. and Mrs. Mel- Doylestown, Pennsylvania. Mr. zy and' Sallie Mason. foundation. He Is a member of the vln A. Phllo of Keyport spent Sat- Najdzlnsky is engaged In the paint- bob 6L bet ty shop , Mrs. J. J. Gartland has returned American Bar association bill of urday in New York and ended the ing, decorating: and «ign businen. BRAKES RELINED and ADJUSTED to her summer home on Ocean rights committee, the New York day with a dinner party. 88 Broad St., boulevard after a stay at her hom" Bar association, and the Associa- Henry Covert caught a It-Inch When judging the length of time BATTERIES - IGNITION PARTS in Miami, Florida. tion of the Bar of the City of New trout last week. to bake a roast, remember that Red Bank, N. J. The Van Brunt house in .Maxwel York. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rosato, Mr. and small roasts require longer cooking COMPLETE ENGINE TUNE-UP ton park, formerly the Rabus prop Mrs. Charles Fries, Mrs. Helen GENERATORS The dinner Is a public affair and time per pound than large roasts. STARTERS crty.has been rented to Mr. am Kraemcr and Mrs. Camllle Lutz at New, Mrs. R, Monler of Westfleld. reservations are being received a tended a show at Neptune. CARBURETORS the chapter house, Shrewsbury. FUEL PCMFS Rebuilt Mn, Eva Gehlhaus has leased Mrs. Madeline Seamen, who had WINDSHIELD cottage In Maxwelton park: Sh been employed at Fort Monmouth WIPERS and and her" family recently returnei Centerville three and a half years, first In the VOLTAGE from Conecticut. technical library and, since the ^REGULATORS Exchanged Mrs. Florence Titus of New Tori close of the war, In the personnel ifr. and Mrs. Tony Granato ol department, resigned her position has opened her summer home al Keansburg spent Sunday with Mr. PHONE R. B. 3355 Maxwelton park. Friday. Monday Mrs. Seamen ac- and Mrs. Edward Cerllone. cepted a position as bookkeeper Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Spengler o Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Nuvola o ELECTRIC Highland avenue have returnei with the Dorothy Manufacturing New York city and Miss Connie company, Francis place, Keans^ SERVICE from a motor trip to Virginia, In Yasso of Brooklyn spent Sunday burg. AUTOMOTIVE dtanna, Minnesota and New York w'ith Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Allocco, Miss Hetmlne Beading of highway 30 MECHANIC STREET RED BANK state. Mrs. John' Granato la a patient 36 has resigned her position with at the Presbyterian hospital at Opposite Globe Court the Newark city hospital and ac The Red Bank Register (e sup Newark, cepted a position as technician In WALTER I. DUNBAR, Proprietor ported by local as well as but-of town business men—Advertisemen' Mary Ann Geneves'e Is ill with Monmouth Memorial hospital. grip. John McCormack, Charles Zltow The daughter of Mr. and Mrs and Frank fiommers v/ert at Clln James Genoyese was baptized Sun ton Thursday and Friday, fishing. day at St. Joseph's church, Key- Mr. and Mrs. John McCormack port. The infant's name is Ann, and their granddaughter, Marybelie New road signs were painted Snyder; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ter- near the school for the protection ry and their children, Jeanette and of'ths school children. 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There'* no need to rack your brain wonderlnr what to ge* Mother on her day of day*—when the moat welcome, enduring and satisfying gift of all Is Jewelry! Fob Watoh with fully guaran- Nationally known, fully guar- teed movement, l anteed wrist watches, Bowknot pin In highly pol- Btunnlng blrthstone ring with ished 10K gold-v.. costume setting.. Barring* In button and floral Attractive, bracelet In whit* designs. or yellow gold. Exquisite, cameo brooch, Is. fin* gold frame, A wide choice of pendants] sterling chain*. .TRIDE Shoes are designed especiqlty for growing feet above all to let Mother know how much you care!" Beautiful floweri will tell'her of your love and appreciation— ' ... and tiny htvt die ifciliiy to , tik«th« puniih«ent aotlve of your deep devotion. Our special arrangements of cut flow- youngitiri give their iho«i. ers, our potted plants in bloom and our exquisitely created cor- They, ire alip bu^f to provide ' ,: •ages will make the perfect gift for your Mother on Mother's the At «nd comfort' *•« Day;. Place your order now. • . . • WhUh growing feet : : iheAild ..JKjiift ,^/^:; :_X ler I'^essssv---* »••">«• l^^n^sS' .1 sit BED BANK REGISTER, MAY % 1946- her filter, tcisj Dorotky ZlavlnTani the-afternoon th* bride's parents Hilda Pouglas the teid.nooin't bMfesr, Clifford held «p»n house for the couple, The €affi^wldiitiafi Fair Hw VanBrun*, «M bast man. £ r*c*p- bride'* mother wore * light green $ Bride-Elect view hospital wia; tlon fallowed it the ho»* of tin. print street-length drew, with black ternoon »t the ,?:, Uis* CKn*. T***.uro, daughter of Frank Row at - North l«nf ao4«M0rlM/ and a oonag* of gar- Old Time RBHS Mrs. Ella Douglas of River street XMT, and MM, -Mfrtln Tssauro of Branch. .' " . ' - announce* th* engagement of her hou»erc»lS*.' " Mr, and Mr*, VanBrunt are fttA- Tfe» brjd* ww • frtfustad „ __ announce plans :&r~p-. Catherine *tr**t, on Bund»y p*. Class Pictures ? aughter, Mil* Hilda M. Douglas, bridge. to be held Monday, ail teams the bridt of MIohMl Nlro, uatei of Long Branch high school. Mlddletown township high loqpol o Lorenxp Johnson, *on^*of Mrs, ' BOD of MM. Julia Niro of Red Bank, Th« bride wai employed by the tele- and t» employed by the Lawy*r» Tt>' WUlowbrook aWBJUSi\SiTJiSf~ 1 Annie Johnson of Lakewood,*and . »,t Bt, Anthony * church, Rev, Sal-phone company at Long Branch, tl* corporation In New Yer!c.oltyi Watch. The Register th* late John W. Jotancon. VatoW Di Lorenjto performed the The bridegroom, wai recently dis- Mr, Ryan I* employed on the Amory ceremony. A reception followed in charged from the army, after •err- U Ha*k*U iiUt*. Th* couple will Windbw Daily And 8t, Anthony1* halL ing 26' month* in the European redde on Fourth avenue, Atlantis The bride, who was given In mar- theater of war. ,, *- Highlands. ; • Test Your Memory ' rlaf« -by her father, wore a town of metilllo lace and latin, styled UDDELI^PAULSON ^ During the next few week* there with a high neckline, fitted bodice The-marrl*** of MUs Elisabeth will be shown In The Register of- and court train. Her. veil wai fln- Ulie Audrey MeMahon, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. John MoMahon of Gay Llddell, daughter of Mr*^. Ca- fice window a series of pictures a! gertlp length, and she carried gar- lypso Baring Uddell of San Ansel- former graduating classes of the - deniis, ,••-. ' . Leonardo, and Thomas Ryan; ion of Patrick Ryan of Atlantic High- mo, California, formerly of Rumson Red Bank publlo school. MIM Margaret Tesauro wu maid lands, and the late Mrs. Ryan, were and- Shrewsbury, and Capt Guy Early graduates will remember 6t horror for her «lvt*r, Her dress married Saturday at $t, Agnei Maynard Llddell of London, Eng- these pictures, having been for was' two shade* of blue taffeta, ohurch, Atlantlo Highlands, by Rev. land, to Ensign Carl G. Paulson Jr, many year* on the walls of the up- worn with a matching headpiece Jaroe* F. Murphy. The church was U8NR, aoh of Mr, and Mrs. Paul- per class rooms In the old Me-H and Veil., She carried pink rose*.-. decprated with white snapdragons •on Of Providence, Rhode Island, chanlo street school building. Later The'bridesmaids were Misses. Jo- and carnations. . ' : took place Saturday in Grace Epis- when the new high school building sephine DlPonti, Margaret Marigl- copal cathedral, San Francisco. was completed on Branch avenue, Figure It Out nelll, Fannie Nuccl and Antoinette Th* bride, who was given in mar- the pictures, were moved lo the cor- Qlgllo, all of Red Bank. Their riage by Capt. H. H. McClure, U8N, ridors of. the second floor of the dres*es were . pink,. made like the di*pan*ed with attendants. Comdr. new building and were added to one worn by the maid of honor, and Lorlllart Suffern Taller, U8NR, the annually until such time a year they carried pink rpeea and forgetr bride's uncle wa* beet man. A re- s For Yourself! 1 nie-nota. • .•<» book* became in vogue. ception wa* given at the Falrmount When the present high school Ann Fiichettl of .Passage, the hotel. g What are'the advantages of ,| bride's cousin, was flower girl, and Mrs. Paulson, who has been at- building on Harding road was com- Frankle Mawa, Jr., Wa* page. The tending the University of Cali- pleted and renovations took place a regular savings progfamf ! In the Junior-hlgrtf school building flower girl wore blue taffeta and fornia, Is a granddaughter of the Count them! A growing re- carried a basket of pink* rosebuds. third Baron Revelstoke of ,the an Branch avenue, the pictures Andrew Tesauro, brother of the British banking Arm of Baring were taken down, due to the dilap- MISS HILDA M. DOUGLAS serve sum, a nieana to ' bride, was best man. The ushers Brothers and Co., Ltd., and a great- idated condition of the frames or broken glass and found their way Mis* Douglas was graduated from 1 achieving security , . , to. were Agostln Reale of Red Bank' granddaughter of Pierre Lorrillard, Lakewood high school. Mr. Johnson Frank Nlro of Patenon and Joseph founder of the Lorlllard Tobacco to an obscure place on the third realizing your goals, present floor of the building. erved in New Guinea and the Nlro and Nunzio Biaenza of Con- company. The bridegroom attend- Philippines with an* anti-aircraft and future, consistent divi- necticut ed Brown university. By permission of the board of ed- yp. Ha has recently received an dends: Start off" today »t The bridegroom W«L» recently dis- Pictured above are two county pastors recently raised to the ucation, the Red Bank Register, for able discharge from the ser- charged from the army, after two . KANlS-KELLY. rank of montlgnori. ' Left to right, Msgr. Michael H. Callahan, pas- through its editor, a member of the 1 Red Bank's oldest Assocla-V yean' service. tor of' Bt. Agnes church, Atlantic Highlands; Bishop Griffin and class of- 1S97, has salvaged -These MJ«* Katherine Frances Kane pictures. They will be restored and tlon where sour savings ar«- and~George—Francl*—Kelly-^were-J M»yr, Patrick J. Ciune, pastor of .Holy Cross pariah, Ruroaon. The j ..... «v naw.w a.*m LEKTNON—GABDELLA married Bunday at the Church of picture was taken September 27, 1941, at the dedication of Holy •efrtwed in .due time and will be Maher—Sproul Insured up (e $5,000. ~ Miss Marilyn Lennon, daughterof Our Lady of Perpetual Help at Cross school. Msgr. Callahan and Msgr. Clune were classmates at given a' position of prominence .In Mrs. R. kennon of "Beverly Hills, Highlands by Rev. James F. Mur- Niagara university, New Tork. - the contemplated new high school Engagement Told California, and John A. Gardella, phy of St. Agnes church, Atlantic building. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Maher of Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Gardella of Highlands. The bride is the daugh- returned from a trip to Terrell, The Register will appreciate (he Marlboro havs announced the en- Washington avenue, Rumson, were ter of Mr. and Mr*. Joseph Kane of Identification of these classes by gagement of their daughter, Ruth RED BANK MRR THOMAS RYAN. . Hazlet Texas. ' - married Wednesday of last week Highlands, and the bridegroom's Mr. and Mrs. George Emmons any former graduates or their Dorothy, to First Lieut; Harold R. •'"• In the Chapel of Our Lady In St. parents are Mr. and Mr*. John Kel- (Th« E«d Bunk Stzi'tar »» b» boogbt and family have returned home Friends, .Sproul, grandson of John Sproul of The bride was given In marriage ly of Everett.« in Hazlet at the postofflce and at Frank Hurley street, Keyport. „ SAVINGS 6t | a Patrick'* cathedral, New York city. by her father. Miss Joiephine Pllt- Hertlo'l store) from Pompton Plains, where . they *: A nuptial mass was performed by nlck of Leonardo was maid of hon- The bride chose an aqua suit The Friendship club met at the attended the funeral of Mrs. Em-Mr*. William Grace Miss Maher, a graduate of Mont- Rev. Mr. Deacy. with brown accessories and a cor- home of Mrs. Samuel H. Walling mon'a father, Henry VanDecker. clalr State Teachers college, Is a The bride was given In marriage or, and the bridesmaid* were Mrs. sage, of white carnations. Mis* member of the faculty of Keyport LOAN ASSN. John McMahon, Jr., and Mr*. Mar- the past week. The following were Mr. and Mra.'Wilf of California Entertains WCTU by her' cousin, Arthur Crawford, tin Mortenson of Atlantic High- Marian Gross bf Highlands who elected: president, Mrs. Asbury are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Oscar high school, where she teaches Eng- Jr., of Los Angeles. Mr*. Crawford lands, Miss Doris Schnoor of Bel- was maid of honor, wore a brown Walling; vice president, Mrs. Hud-Bertges. The Red Bank Women's Chris- lish and mathematics. Red Bank 330 wa* matron of honor, and Ernest ford, Mis* Catherine Sherman of suit with aqua accessories and a son D. Carhart; secretary, Mrs. Mrs. Lillie Hughson was hoetess tian Temperance .Union met Tues- Lieut Sproul ig a graduate of ' Gardella of Rumson, the bride- Keypprt, Mies Dolores Dolan of corsage of old-fashioned flowers. Lillie Brunner, and treasurer, lire. to the members of the G. G. Sew day afternoon at the home "of Mrs.Keyport high school and entered 10 Broad Street groom's cousin, was best man. Newark and Mrs. Christopher Wil- George Fournler of New Monmouth Roelif H. LeRoy. Mils Ida Voor-, ing club Thursday evenlrig. Attend- William- S. Grace, 123 Mechanic the Army Air Forces In 1942. He A wedding breakfast followed at son of Rye, New York. Patricia was best man. xvuuiiL xi. x^vxMJy. Juias xua. vuurM—« -~r --"• --.— street The devotional period was served with the Eighth Air Force [ the home of Mrs. Arthur Crawford, The bride's mother wore a blue ln ere Mra Cyru Mr Red Bank Ann McMahon was flower girl. heecakse waanad presente a gift bdy wittheh club a birthd3. Otherys HendrlcS " k L. -Bennett» , *<**•Mrs. Franf-k in charge of Mrs. Mlnretta De n Europe and was taken prisoner ' gr., In-New Tork city. Upon their flowered dress with white acces- McCleaster, Mra. Theodore O. Bail- Mott. • . - of the Germans when hiB plane waa Chartered 1887 John McMahon, Jr., the bride's sories, and the bridegroom'rmother attending were Mrs. Frank P. _1_ return from their wedding trip, Mr. brother, was best man. The ushers- Sproul, Mre. Harry S. Cowles, Mrs. ey, Mrs. William Urstadt, Mrs. Rol- Mrs. Horace Vine gave a report shot down. He is now stationed at and Mrs. Gardella will reside at was attired in light blue. A recep- and Emmons and Mrs. James Net- on the motion picture, -That Boy the Newark Army Air Base. were Richard Noble and John Dol- tion for the immediate families was Ernest Ludwig; Mrs, Dyson Wood- f — Rumson. an of Newark, Edward Ryan and house, Mrs. Robert Brennan, Mrs. dinger, Joe," which was presented at the Mr. Gardelia was .-ecently di«- held at the borne of the' bride's par- First Methodist church Monday Martin Mortenson of Atlantic High- ents. Thomas Rathbone, Miss Anna | charged from the Navy, after 8! lands and John Ryan of Red Bank. Cowles, Mrs. Russell Smith, Mrs. night. "THE PEOPLE'S STORE" By DIDDY month* overseas. He participated The bride wore a white brocaded The coupls are on a wedding trip Francis Woolley, Mrs. Robert T. Hit-Run DriverV A covered-dish luncheon will be In several Invasion campaigns In satin gown, made with a sweet- to New Tork and New Hampshire Woolley, Mrs. H. Alvln Walling, held at the home of Mra. Albert. 11. > the South Pacific, where he was on heart neckline, long sleeves and a and upon their return will reside Mrs. Alonzo F. Layton, Mrs. Rus-License Revoked | VanNostrand, M Branch avenue, a motor torpedo squadron boat for full skirt which formed a court In their recently purchased home sell Walling, Miss Eleanor Walling, Tuesday, May 21, and an outdoor 17 months. . train. Her fingertip length veil was at 53 South avenue, Atlantic High- Mrs. Harold Walling and Mrs. Ray- The driver's license of John party will be held, at the homo o: fastened to a Juliet cap, and (he lands. . ' mond E. Batters. Socolchik of Park avenue, Elberon, Mra. Lewis N. Errickaon, 28 Hard I —VANBBDNT carried a white prayer book cov- The bride, who holds a secretar- Pvt. Lyman Morris Railed from was revoked for an indlflnlte per- Ing road in June. ,„. • Bunday at St. George's Episcopal ered with gardenia*. ial position at Fort Hancock, was LeHavre, France, May 5 on the iod-by Recorder Kenneth Smith of Present besides those mentioned church, Rumson, Mlu Mildred Fla- graduated from Atlantic Highlands Eatontown Sunday and fined $15 were Mrs. Lillian Watson, Miss The maid of honor wore a pink high school. The bridegroom was Genbrooke for New York. vin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jot-brocaded nylon gown, and the Mrs. J. Carlton Cherry arrived and costs for failing to keep to Hannah Read, Mrs. Anna Bray, eph Flavin of Long Branch, be- graduated from Mlddletown town- the right side of the road and $50Mrs, Harry Patterson, Mrs. Ellra- |b»eph bridesmaid* were dressed in blue ship high school, and 1* a carpenter from Brisbane, Australia, the past cacamme the bride of Donald B. Van-and yellow. All had matching half- week to make her home here. and costs for failing to stop at the beth Allen, Mrs. Grace Rarlck, Mrs. Brunt, son of Mr. and Mr*. Harry employed with John Olsen of Cha- scene of the acldent. G. J. Howard, Mrs. Albert W. Wor- hats, with net brims, and all car- pel Hill. Mrs. Daniel Foley is a patient VanBrunt of Long Branch. The ried old-fashioned bouquets of pas- In' Rlvervlew hospital. According to state police, Bocol den, Mr*. Schanck S, Thompson, ceremony was performed by the tel flowers. chik, proceeding east on Tinton Mrs. Anna Errlckson, and Mrs. De The assembly program wa* in 1 rector, Rev. H. Falrneld Butt, 3d. A reception was held at the Cas- DONOVAN-MOHAN. charge of the eighth grade at the avenue, Eatontown, Saturday nigh Witt C. F. Randolph. CARRYING A COMPLETE LINE The bride's only attendant wu ino, Atlantic Highlands, and during Miss Grace Donovan, daughter of Hazlet public school Friday after- collided with a car owned and Mr*. Edward Donovan of Leonardo, noon. They had just completed a operated by John J. Maguire oi FIVE TEARS OLD. * * OF it • * and the late Mr. Donovan, and John unit on New Jersey which they Pleasantvlle, New Tork. When The fifth birthday of Norman Moran, pharmacist's mate, U. 3. used for the topic. The class made Socolchik failed to stop after strik- Francis Deacy, Jr., son of Mr. and Navy, of Texas, we're married Sat- a large map of New Jersey show- ing Maguire's car, the latter gave Mrs. Norman F. Deacy of East • IMPORTED and DOMESTIC urday, April 27, at St. Mary's church ing the product*. Topics were as fol- chase in another car and overtook Front street, Red" Bank, was ob- New Monmouth, by Rev. Robert T. lows; early history of New Jersey, the hit-run motorist a few miles served at a party yesterday. Dec- • BEER * WINES and LIQUORS Bulman. Alfred Metsger; surface, Wllma distant. Both cars had to be towed orations of red, white and blue were MILK PRICES! Dlsprow; forests, Sally Crowell, from the scene. in observance of the first anniver- Mr. and Mrs. Moran will reside at Leonardo, where the bridegroom is drajnage, Carolyn Peseux; climate, sary of VE day. They show the smallest increase of any food stationed at the Naval Ammunition, Marie Mlele; counties and county Guests were Mrs. James H. Kauf- depot. > *\ Beats, Joan Emmons; chief cities, Rumson Society mann, Donald Kaufmann, Mrs. Billy Shelbrlck; state parka, Eileen Rose Moyes, Mrs. Anna Marks, Miss FELIX R.SANTANGELO. PROP. as evidenced by a few percentages of increases "Anderson; minerals, Barbara Le- Holds Luncheon Janle Marks, Harry Marks, Mr. and 101 lOHHKEW^BURV AVE. fffa*Z*2tl4 REP BANK .N. J. Mlddletown han; manufacturing, Gloria Slano; Mrs. Edward Deacy and Mr. and given herewith: . • agriculture, Bobby DIsbrow and Member* of the Women!* So- Mrs. Leroy Deacy. . (The Ksd luk K.gtitir can 1M bought government, Francis Artelli. A ciety of Christian Service of Good- In Jilddlitown from Knlght'i dHlvtir spelling bee was held, with Bobby will Methodist church at Rumscn • MILK 11% * CARROTS M% •«rvl»J DIsbrow the winner. -' • held a covered dish luncheon meet- ing last Thursday at the home of • EGGS tt% . • ORANGES M% Member* of the 1-M Woman'* Joseph L. Lovett was hurt while Republican club held their annual (praying the orchard one day last Mrs. Harry Lltts. Members turned • NAVY BEANS tt% * POTATOES it% candidate's meeting and supper week on the Friedlander farm. He in Lenten barrels and $14 was col- Monday night in the Baptist'chapel. suffered cuts and bruises on his lected. Flans were made for a. • FORK CHOPS »% • CABBAGE 40% More than 80 persons attended. bones in his fbot. rummage sals. Tuesday morning, The Ladles' Ail society of the Mrs. Jahette Everdell, MrB. May 28, in the church basement and for a ham supper Thursday, -The Bluebird for Happlnee*—Shrewsbury Milk for Health* Reformed churoh held an all-day Phoebe 'Neidlnger, Mrs. Ethel Fin- meeting Tuesday.at the church, ger and Mrs. Emma T. Rudlger at- June 13, Mr. and Mrs. William Gamwell tended the executive board meeting Mrs. Oig-a Morris was elected left Sunday by plane for Bermuda of the Monmouth county Republi- first vice president to fill the unex- for a two-weeks' -vacation. can clubs at the home of Mrs. Ger-plred term of Mrs. Thomas Coak- SHREWSBURY DAIRY COMPANY Member* of th* ve*try of Christ ald I ne L. Thompson at Llncroft lay, who resigned. The next meet- Episcopal ohurch were guests at a Friday afternoon. ing will be Thursday, June 6, at dinner given. Monday by Amory L. Mr, and Mrs. Alden Sproul have the home of Mrs. W. Winfield West Telephone Red Bank 1455. Haskell at hi* home on Woodland farm. Mr. Haskell Is a vestryman of the church and chairman' of the reconstruction and advancement fund for th* Episcopal diocese In thi* area. REMEMBER . Cannon Robert 3D. Smith, rector of Christ Episcopal phurch, Shrews- bury, spoke at a meeting of the MOTHER Woman'* auxiliary Monday at the home of Mr*. G. H. Conover. Witha The Needlework guild held an all-day meeting Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Rose Hay. Assisting hostess** were Mrs. J. B. Wood- cock and Mr*. Harry Page. CORSAGE Dr. Wylie G. Fate attended hi* 26th annual clas* reunion at Wash- Ington-Jeffer»on college last week- end. . . Mr. and Mrs. Edward Roger* art parent* of a son born Monday at Rlvervlew hospital. Mr*. Roger* CUT FLOWERS I* the former Mis* Ann' Fleming, daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Peter J. or Fleming of this place. Members o* Boy Scout troop S6 held an informal party following FLOWERING ti»Joiap»l. Members of the Bel- ford and Leonardo troop* were on trueits, ' Woodfow Franola 1* scout- master', assisted b^PJUU-BorrTnd P LAC lilt A XS MOTHER'S DAY Graham Mill#r?"VrSvel notion pic- tures and comlo* were shown. ROSES • CARNATIONS •SNAPDRAGONS

, . GLADIOLI . # PEONIES # STOCK- • 1 1 SPECIAL .., Lovely pan* of Mixed plant* Naveaink tiil"ltptKxt\3cedd ifl itrfull l colotl , for » iMtlnf effect Bright and gay with • (The. lUd B»nk Xeciiter e*a be $3-00 boutht lantana* • fuiehlai • begonia* - •gerattam NavMlnk at the' po«tofflee *mid from • MONITOR CARPET SWEEPERS ppWiudI%^?S)!li.udIw«%^rw?Si)ec!slI]I r ttti againsgitt staintis andn. d SET OF 4 it ;- colons • Ivy • geraitlumt - fern • Mrs,.. X. R. Shumway of Mon- • ELECTRIC TOASTERS'.!*• BROILERS heat,EajiTydknedVitl^aSariip'dothiTydknedVitl^Sriip'doth/ • daisies • etc. > • .mouth avenue i* convalescing at her; home from an appendix oper- SAVES I^INEN AND' KftJNDRY PLACE YfiLIR ORDER NOW TO ASSURE r • RADIOS - PHONOGRAPHS atlon, A i- • ..-..i» j,v« pb *-ivw'*vcji trip'wilwilll DEUVERrON MOTHER'S.DAY,-PHONE MIDDLE- I Plan* for a New Tork trip t • AUTOMATIC RECORD CHANGERS be mad* at i», jpeolaspeolal meetinmeeting tp- ** .RED BAN®ISTER, MAY 9, 1346. chocolate. All goods ar« to bt 4«- fc«S • ' '» May » Food Drive llvered to th» church basement -A •Wwd«B,.lUchW(l J. to Sarah A. where they" will be packed prepay .„£ Brown' ' •••' ISM. May t Of Buick Sedan 1 atory to being shipped. As In the _-ffi -By Win: D. Hires, Minister Starving Peoples last campaign, cash donation* will. Genealogy Church, Charles R.. to Ells* A, Til- b» used by the-K*ommlttee to pur- ton of Shrewsbury ^ chase additional canned goods. I...-' lag. Apr. 2B Will Be Conducted •By George Finch, • Justice Mr*. WIUUu B. Coaover, Free- Kittle* Samuel to Jane Alllsor Week Of May 12»19 Lavoisier first proved that food |1»M, N. J, Star Route, editor, Braid — 1858, .Feb. 10 supplies energy for the human body -' ob»lrmu» of th« Genealogical com- The second canned food cam-, but he was beheaded' for his revo- By Sloomfleld Newman, Jus.. lutionary Ideas. ' .. mittee of Monmouth County His- (4) Holmes, Peter-. T.''to • Anner paigri spomored by War Relief torical association, Freehold, N, J. Baylee __ _: 1858, Apr. 25 Services of the National Catholic Welfaro Conference for relief of Genealogical Index " Baremore, William. to Mary New- . man . 1888, ^June 16, the distressed millions facing star- . . Mai-rUfe Becordf By Bloomfleld Newman-, Justice* vation in the varwstricken coun- Sept* 19tt.;to Jan. S, 1948 Hartihorne, Wm. Wallace to Jane tries, will be conducted the week Ann Applegate of Freehold,-N. J. of May 12 to 19 throughout the iRMITES Brand, Vincent —— *. 3020 . 1858, Jan. 12- 15,000 parishes of the Catholic At Work . Brmnln, Pheo.be „ 2607 Burns, William to Caroline Em- church in America, Branson, Rebecca B,, _.2615 mom ^ . 1858, Jan. 14 It is hoped that the goal of 20,- If you hoyt Hit botf-WipfclM «f Bray, Ann ..Rebecca _ __ 2621 >• By E. W. Collier, Minister 000,000 cans -will be reached In this hrmllM, Ifl ui mokt a tcWntHU li- •Bray, M«ry J _ 2615 (5) Lucas, Gilbert to Margaret Ann campaign which' Is principally 4pr •ptdlon that will ikow tiwlf »nt>,< ! pl y 'Lquisa.q - _ 2605 • Hagerman : 1858, Apr. 22 the children of Europe and the ma or obuiK* wltk Mrtolnly. . u - 2617 Brewer,,JohJ n .£.—: Stryker, Abraham Cadmus to Eliz- Far East. ' Through this campaign ANTTMITE "i Brewer, Lydla 'Ann _ _ 2627 abeth Smock Vanderveer All Americans may help to avert Brey, Amy _ 2612 ._ i__ 1858, Aug. 2 mass' starvation of their tellow ENGINEEBLNQ CO. . __ 2638 men throughout the war-torn coun- »Brey, Catherine -s- Taylor, Rev. A. A. to Ann Vander- IL Lynnwood Mlnton • Brlsley, Caroline _ _ 2615 veer *..— . 1858, Aug. 2 tries. Rev. Thomas A. Grlbbln, Brower, Mcrrlam . _ 2601 By'E. W. Collier, Minister pastor of the Church of Our Lady Fair Haven, N; J. ; Br,o'wn,- Aaron _ 2634 Conlln, Lawrence to Bridget Ward of Perpetual Help, Highlands, Is Phono Bed Bank 160 Brown, Abigail _•- _ 2601 1858, Aug. 5 chairman of the campaign com- Brown, Charles 2469 By Thoa, C.- Throckmorton, Justice mittee there. List of suggested Brown, Daniel 2649 Hendrickson, Richard to Margaret items for donations includes as- Brown, David M. - __- 2629 Ann Brlridley 1858, Aug. 29 sorted - canned vegetables, soups, Brown, Elizabeth . ;_ 2617 Brannin, Thoinas J. to Emellne fruits, canned milk and cocoa or Brown, Hannah — 2627 Boude 1858, Apr. 11 2607 Brown, Hezekiah .* By J. B. Graw, Minister ORDINANCE. Brown, Hiitchlra . 2601 (6) Vincent, Jacob to Catherine AN ORDINANCE PjtEVENTmO TH* Brown, James V. . .2627 Sutphen 1858,. Apr. 7 Operators Wanted KNCUMHKHING AND OBSTBUCTUNG Brown, Jesseyo— .2649 Cottrell, Gordon H. td Sarah OF ANY SIDEWALK. STREET, ItOAD. Male and female operators io AVENUE OU THOROUGHFARE IN Brown, Margaiet . 3024 Amanda Mitchell _ 1858, Aug. 7 DEDICATED. TO, DEVOTED TO, OB "Browlt, Theodores -2642- -Hendrieksenr-Saatuel to A)mn work on good grade trousers. THE IIMtOUIiH OF RED BANK Brown, William S, 2612 Schenck . 1858, Aug. 28 Steady work, good wages, USED FOB 'I'HK PlfBLlC, TO PBB- • I Brudett, Samuel ,-_- : • 2617 Hendrickson, Edward A. to Cath- vacation with pay. a^lE^I4^NCEo Bruere, Ruth H. _- dssrOCB NUISANCE THEREOfrrSNI)PBs vrnO_ r erine Sherman, both of Marlboro, at the awarditte of the'Bulck sedan at the meeting of the Red Bank Hons club Tuesday night at the Molly Pitcher hotel. Left VIDINC PENALTIES FOR THE VIO- Burden, Catherine.^- ,—- 3024 N! J. 1857, Nov. 8 o vJiJoL^Hawkins, president of the Lions club; William Bradley, chairman of major activities committee; Mrs. Catherine Stelner. to •^ DURABLE I.ATION THEREOF. Burdgs>Joseph —SSi; , .!8615 Ladd, Samuel R.. to Mary Eliza- nnerintendent of nurses at Rivervjewifispital; Miss Virginia Benyak, nurse, selector of lucky number; Mrs. Julia Throckmorton, hospital UK IT ORDAINED'. br th. Mayor mat 9 Council of the lioroujh of Red Bink! Burge, Samuel F. _: ._- 2634 beth Wyckoff, both of Holmdel, SUDfirintendent' M"sS Lee Jo£, nmSefSk K. Browning.Wilson, head of Rlverview medical staff; Rex G. Williams, master of ceremonies SPORTSWEAR, Inc. 2649 Section 1. No pcrjon, perionl. part- Burge Susan — N. J. : : 1857-, Nov. 18 and Di-ODrictor'of Star Dust inn, and Seely B. Tuthill, treasurer of Rlverview hospital. _. ASBURY PABK ," ncrvhip, rirni, aa»uclatlon or corporation* Burge,' William 2617 By Charles E. Wilson /it was announced Tuesday night U,artTOTUvervlewJio.pltai and the Lions-club welfare fund ^111 net over $6,000. Serving on the Corner ffth * Slain Sis., - nhall pbic*e or allow to b« maintained Burgh, Merrick •«,• 3024 in or upon- any videwalk, itreet, rpsd. (7) Thome, Joseph W. to Ellen committee lp charge, in addition to Mr. Bradley, were Paul Reussllle, co-chairman; Benjamin Crate, Alex E. Wilde, Frank Dean, Robert Eis- Opp. North Aibuiy R. R. Station HVenue*, or thoroughfare in the Porouvh of Burk, Rebecca —; 1_."2649 Magee, both of Holmdel ner, Theodore D. Moore and Stephen Young. ' ' • » Red Hunk, or in or upon anjr porton there- Burke, Mary .^ ,— 3024 .1858, Feb. 21 of, dctlickted, devoted to, or u<«l /or til* 1 public, any warei, raerchandlie. ilm, Burke , William '. 2607 Bowles, Michael to Harriet B. H. billboard, »how?aie, itand, tajei eount- Burnes, Hannah - I 2627 M. Harris,' both of Marlboro Raritan Post Plans er, lalel apliarnun. cart; r«hlcle, or Burton, Holly _~ ; 3024 • • 1858, July 1 The Winner other chattel ur article ao »l to ob- itruet or «r the lant, ;ro*ldtd. Burtt, George . ^2612 By Charles E. Wilson Memorial Parade however, thnl thin lection ahaihnot ap- Butler,. Beulah A. 2*15 Brown, George to Mary E. Long- Harry Farley, chairman of the A*B*C lily to ifasollne and air pumpa mala- Butler, Elizabeth C ; 2817 taint-d in connection with gaaoline and street 1858, Apr. 1 Raritan post American Legion com- •ervlce Itationi. nor to Haiti slactd Butler, John -— 2638 By J. D.- Merrill, Minister mittee for the annual Keyport temporarily at or near tbe curb to cal- Camble, Daniel 2621 Homer, slsaao to Susan Elizabeth Memorial day parade reported at SIGNS AND SERVICE ibrate- holidays and ipecial; occaiioni. Camburn, Mllah — —— 2601 Gardiner 1858, July 3 the last meeting that there Is a W. V. WOLF, Prop. Section 2. Any perion, peraona, part- Camp, David - — - •• 2624 Newman, James A. to,Hannah Mar- possibility that two bands may be nerihlp, firm, anociatlon or corporation : who or which ihall place or allow to b« Campbell, Elizabeth 2646 garet Newman 1858, Sept. 8 in the line of march this year. 15 Monmouth Street, Red Bank, N. J. ]>la»d or maintained In or upon any Campbell, Jane 2649 By Bloomfleld Newman, Justice According to Mr. Farley, one "oldewulk, itretrt, road, avenu« or tbpr- Campbell, Margaret Ann _1_ 2646 band has already been secured and ouv'htare In the Uorough of Red Bank, (8) White, Richard to Ann Eliza WINDOWS, TRUCKS, GOLD LEAFING, or in or upon any portion thereof, ded- Carbotfdall, Joseph Horton White, Bennett 1B58, Sept. 23 there Is a possibility of obtaining icated to, devoted to and uled for the P. A. .2612 Cheeaeman, William of Clarksburg, a second musical unit. The post re- public, any warci, merchandll*. alfn* 2642 ceived a report of receipt of 2,000 LETTERING OF ALL TYPES billboard, ihowcaie, Itar.d,.lalie count- Card, Mary N. J. to Louisa G. Goff of Jacobs- er, lalet apparatui, cart, vehicle, or Carhart, Charlotte H. . 2612 town, N. J 1858, Sept. 30 rounds of ammunition to be used other chattel or article, in lucfa jnanncr Carhart, Thomas B. .2627 By Robert G. Chase, Rector by American Legion and Veterans aa to obitriict or encumber the) taffl«« .2642 of Foreign War* rifle teams In me- excrptinic sasoline and air pumpa main- Carhart, William Borden, Thomas to Ellaa Fielder tained in connection with faaolin anel i Oarlock, Elizabeth M. . .2629 . 1858, June 27 morial ceremonies. lervlce itatlont and flaga plac«fl tem- Carr, Mrs. Elisabeth, widow — 264« Williams, Charles H. to Matilda Arthur W. McFarland, county porarily at cjr near the curb to cela- service officer, reported plans have brate holidaya and special occailona, Carr, Mary ;—~— 2649 Freeman. 1858, Sept. 8 I FLOQR SANDING lhall be subject "to the penalty or p«r- Carr, Mary Ann 3024 Rosel, William to Elizabeth Van- been completed for the placing of altles hereinafter provided. ' flags on the graves of veterans REFINISHING • WAXING Carr, Rachel Ann 2634 cleaf• 1858,. Oct. 31 Section 8. Any person, peraons, part- Ci»on William : 3024 May 19 when delegation) from the H By Wm. D. Hires, Minister. post will visit local cemeteries. Inlaid Linoleum, Asphalt Tile Installed nenhlp, f.rm, or association Ylolatlnt Carter, Jane 2624 These records were copied by this ordinance or any term or qrovision, » Fred Kriiger announced that the hereo! shall, upon' conviction, paj Si^ Carter, Mary , 2607 Monmouth Court House Chapter, fine (or each separate violation 61 aot^ Carter, Sarah Ann . 2605 completed sketches of the post's D. A. R., and published through ne% Memorial Home have been re- WILLIAM H. MALLETT more than 125.00, and upon default In Carter, Thomas J 2648 the Monmouth Historical associa- the payment of any such find thall to ceived and that they would be pre- Flooring Contractor committed to the' County Jail for » , Casler, Margaret C. 2642 tion, Freehold, N. J., and released pared for publication In the near term not exceeding thirty (SO) days. Casler, Mary : 2649 by (Mr«. William R.) Laura V. Con- future when the drive officially 114 BROAD ST., MATAWAN, N. J. - Any corporntion violating thla ordlnanca Casler, Theodica. . 2612 over, chairman of Genealogical or any term or provision hereof ahall, • opens.~ Tel. JIatawan 21 Estimate* Given upon conviction, pay a line for each' Cathcart, Emalln* 2627 committee. HpiriK violation of f2S.0O to b« re- Cathcart, Pheb« 2601 covered Is an action for debt. C*ntls, Uf amey 2605 QUESTIONS MM. Gregg Hostess Section «. -This ordinance shall take Chadwiok, Catherine - 2605 —2716— effect upon paisage and publication fte- -GhaffyyJosb.ua 2607 COMPTON. Cornelius Compton To Bible Class cordini to law, Chamberlain, Ann : 2607 made will, Freehold Monmouth Co., PUBLIC NOTICE. Chamberlain, Janes • 2617 Mrs. Fred E. Gregg of River YACHT OWNERS —ThT~foT»BTrnjr-orciina!iee—wa»-lntro- N. J., dated Nov. 15, 1786, which Joseph Heyer of Monmouth avenue, Naveslnk, the winner of Oaks, Fair Haven, was hostess at a .lured and paued flrlt reading at a Chamberlain; John ~ 2624' mentlonTtwo younger sons, viz, the Bulck sedan awarded'at the Lions club meeting, with his wife,, recent meeting of the Women's Bi- regular meeting of the Uayor and Coun- Chamberlln, Isabella, 2 In 2629 Jacob and William, Lewis Comp- standing beside the prize car. Mr. Heyer Is employed by Robert cil of the Borough of Red Bank bald . 2601 ble class of the Presbyterian church, ATTENTION! on Monday, May «, 194G, and will coma . Chambers, Adallne ton eldest son, and four daus. viz, Hance and Sons, Monmo.uth street, Red Bank. ^^^^ firs. Robert K. Bursley, president, up for final consideration and paalag* Chambers, Benjamin. .2624 Saw Ferrell, Wills, Hanna and presided. Reservations for Befcthing Space at the new nt a regular anting of said lovern- Chambers, Elias T., Esq. 2612 Nancy, Executors—John Baird, A farewell supper was given for Ing body to >o held on Monday, liar • Chambers, Susan. Ann 2601 the series ot food sales has netted 30, 1946. at 8:30 1*. M., at tho Coun- David Balrd and'witnesses:—Jacob Party Given For $117.77. This amount will be used Miss Alice P. Kennedy, an active docks in the Atlantic Highlands Harbor are now cil Chambers, Borough Hall. Monmoutk Chaiey, Alice . 2624 Smith, John Clayton (tuner), Na- for repairs to the parsonage. member of the group, whofcvill be being accepted. *"' Street. Red Bank, N. J.. at which time Chasey, George '___ 2607 thaniel Ferrlll. .' and place all persona desiring to bt Robert Schwing A consistory meeting was held married Sunday, May 19, V ,the heard thereon will be given full oppor- Chasey, John 2624 (a) Whose son is this Cornelius Monday night at the home of John Preshyterian church. Following tunity. Chasey, Margaret . 2634 Compton? In the "Old Tennent A welcome home party was giv- the ceremony the couple will reside ? For Information or Application Forms en last wek-end for T/5 Robert W. Schanck. Choir rehearsals are be- Dated: May «, Itel. daypole, Chas. . 2617 Church Records" no Cornelius is ing held Thursday nights at 8 at Dobb's Ferry, New York. A AMT K. SHOW. Clayton, Alfred . 3024 mentioned In Jacob or Elizabeth Schwing of Keansburg, who wasVclock in the church. The confer- glass tray was presented to Miss CALL ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 262. Borough Clerk. Clayton, Alice Ann . 2624 discharged from the army last Compton's Family. Cornelius could ence dates have been set for theKennedy. i - THE HABBOB COMMISSION NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ^ . Clayton, Ann E. — . 2612 Thursday. The occasion "was also not have been the son of Cornelius, summer Young Peoples' Conference The next meeting will be held at IS Mount Avenue, Estate of ANNETTE TILJTOBD HAJ- Clayton, A. Simpson . 2612 Sr., as we have records of his son a birthday party for Mra. Schwing. at the New Brunswick Seminary. the home of Miss Norma Norman, KEUL, Deceased. Clayton, Charlotts A. 'W. . 2629 Cornelius, Jr., and th«y lived at The celebration was held at theThey are June 23 to July 20. Any Harrison avenue, at which time AtUnHo HlrbUnds, W. J, Pursuant to the order of the Ordinary . 2612 Schwing home. of the Prerogative Court of N.w /«• Clayton, Cornellann — Mlddletown, N. J. Due to the further information may be secured election of officers will take place. scy made on the 2ttti day ot March, A. Clayton, Eliza Jane . 2649 names of his administrators, John Mr. Schwing entered the service from the Sunday-school superin- Attending were Mrs. Robert K. V. one thousand nine hundred and'fortr- Clayton, Garret . 2634 and David Baird which Indicate in March, 1944, and served In thetendent,- Harold Davis. Bursley, Mrs. Mahlan A. Grimes, six, notice is hereby given to all p.r- •Clayton, Hannah W. . 2629 though that he belonged to Jacob South Pacific area and Japan. Mrs. Charles Gotschalk, Mrs. Fr " aons having 'claims against the eltaW 2605, 2629 of Annette Tilford Hasbell. lat. of the Clayton, Margaret — and Elizabeth Compton's family. Gueat3 were Mrs. Albert Schroe- Unlike most active volcanoes, E. Gregg, Mrs. Albert W. Wo County of Monmouth, deceased, to 'pre- Cl&yton, Mary 3020 ~~('b4 Whom did this Cornelius der, Mis3 Alice Lang, Miss Dorothy Hawaii's are relatively harmless Mrs. Harry C. F. Worden and Miss- sent th. same, under oath to th. sub- Clayton, Michael . 2629 marry? as in will, It does not men- Schwing, Mrs. Arthur H. Ripple, because the lava flows as slowly as es Frances P. Sherwood, Ida Good- arriucrs on or before the 21th day of, Clayton, Rachel 2605 tion a wife and we presume she Albert Schroeder, Arthur Eipple molasses and the streams can be speed, Norma Norman and Alice P. September, next, being six month* from Kennedy. the date of laid order; and any creditor Clayton, Rebecca 2649 was dead at time of will We flndand Robert Schwing of Keansburg, controlled. SANDERS neglecting to bring In and exhibit his, Cod-week. William _ 2624 in N, J. Marriage Archives where and Miss Martha Walsh, Mrs. Ruth her or their claim, under oath irlthln Cole, Jame» 2601 Harding and Mrs. Edna Bulkly, the time so limited will b» foraver Sara Compton married William barred ot his, her or their action there- Cole, Richard S 2649 Ferrlll, Mon.jCo.; Aug. 12, 1870. Is New York city. WINES & LIQUORS for aealnat the Executors. Coleman, Andrew : 2615 this Sara, dau. of Cornelius Comp- Dated the 2«th day ot Msreh, A. P.. Collier, Gerrlssa 3020 ton?, Beer Coil Service 67 BROAD STREET RED BANK 1946, Oolt, Zllpha 2624 Colt's Neck AMORT L. RASKBLL an* (c) Would bt pleased to contact OF NEW JERSEY ANNE H. BLUS. Ooltbn, Rachel F. 2627 any descendants ot this Cornelius Executors. Oombs, Rebecca Ann — 2621, 2649 Compton? (Thi R«d Bank Rtgliter can b« bought PHONE 3340 — WE DELIVER. PERCY W. CRANE, In Colt'i Neck ni Arthur Fox'i General Compton, Abigail Louisa 2642 Richard J. Compton fc 1800•tore) BEER COILS -Proctor. Compton, Cornelius, Jr. . 2642 1 Exchange Place, md. Martha Ferrell, dau. of Wil- The Colt's Neck 4-H Club boys Compton, Isaac 2649 CLEANED - BEPATRED • INSTALLED Jersey City, N, J. liam and Jan* Ferrell, *ho had division held a project meeting last Compton, Jacob , • . 2634 Notice of Settlement or Account. issue as followi;— Jane, Polly week, Beer Pumps Sold and Eichanced BELLOWS-PARTNERS CHOICE Estate of Mary 0. Shan ley, deceased. . 2642 Compton, Lydla . (Mary), Martha, Richard, Emma, Six boye who, went ovw their (Trust under Sixth Paragraph of Will). Conine, Elizabeth Ann . 2607 Notice la hereby given that' th. third John, James; Sara, and Levla Fer- various projects' In detail were, PHONE RUMSON SSZ. Blended Whiskey Intermediate accounts of th. labicrlbers, Conine, Martha . 2634. rell. Again in Russell Co. Va., we Lloyd Reynolds, Edwatd Brock, (ruitecs.of th. eitnte of said ilec.altd Conine, Wm. B, . 2629 flnd where Thos. Ferrell d In Mis- Joseph Forman, Robert Halter- MICHAEL PRIKOPA FAIB HAVEN, K. J. will be nudltcd nnd atnted br th. Sur- Conntne, Henry I. , . 2619 rogate ot the County of Monmouth and souri 1817' and .requested John mann, Charley Cromcr and Otto leported for settlement to th. Orphans' Conk, Mary .. 2617 Brlckey to administer his estate Einsledler. Court.ot said County, on Ttmriday, th. Oonklln, Ell . 2608 ]n_ Russell Co.' Va. This John The first of a series of knot tying twenty-third dny of May, A. D., 1 J4«, at ' Obnklln, MyroifT.. -, =^~261tT — BUY IT BY THE CASE — 10:00 o'clock a. m., at which Urn. an- Brlckey md, Mary Compton, widow contests'was held last week, at tho lilicatlon will be made, for trie allow- , Book Ei_iMonrnouOr County Mar- of Abraham Compton who came Scout meeting at the Colt's Neck ance ot commissions nntf couoial fen. rUje'ftocordi, Court House, Free- from N. J., to Botetourt Co., Va., (ichooM'ho Clovo hitch, sheet bent, Dateili April .4th, A. I)., 1946. hold, N. i. and was killed In the Revolution- bowline, jlip knot, fisherman's knot | Golden Wedding .... % 3.43 THE NATIONAL NEWARK AND ES- and the timber hitch were used in SEX BANKING COMPANY Of fir Shepherd, WJIItam 1 to Achsah ary War in 1779. What relation- ZERO FOOD BANK NEWARK ship, if any existed between the the contest. William Layton was C. LewU . 1858, Feb. 18 the winner. The ffnnl champion.wlll Caratairs ...... ^ 3.45 Byi William E. Hoektr, Allen, John to Amanda Holeman above, William Ferrell and the Wll- 87 BROAD STREET RED BANK 3454 i Trust Officer, , " llarrt Ferrell who md. Sara Corhp- bo awarded an pfflclai cook kit. 744 Broad street, •-"«-•• ,•-,,„ ,„• -MM 1888, Jan, 88 The troop mot at the scout camo at Seagram's 7 Crown . . VB Newark, N, J. Oomptoa, John to Matilda Worth loh, Mon. 'Co., N. J. 1780,' arid who Jake's H Martha Ferrell, Ruasell Co. grounds. Assistant S. M. Potor Mo- Seagrams 5 Crown . . TruitMi. 1857, Oct. 14. Va.7 C. V. C. (New Mexico.) renu, reported tlint. the boys have PITNEY, HARDIN, WARD done a ilno Job on thin project. A BRBNNAN, Avwy, Henry K. to Elizabeth E, A Complete Dinner On Mother's Day Mount Vernbn . . . . V*3.59 Niitlonal Newark Bldc... Henry .. ,..,,,' 1857, Sept, 17 Poles wore orcctod for n horizontal Newark, 2, N. i, By C, 7, Worrell, Minister Doris Peseux Begins bar, lawns woro mowed and brush vi 3.51 . Proctors. , tt) pgden, Thomas S. to Ph»be E. was' clonrod hy the boyn, A collec- made easier by using our P. M...... Combs • ,, , 3887, Sept, 17 Duties As Nurse ' tion of uniform jmrtu And scout- Nollce ol Settlement ol Account. Ttbbt, Thomas L. to Anna H, Stulti supplies.will ho mudn among the Shrimp for Cocktail...... : ...... 8-oz. pkg. 72c Schenley'* Black Label Vi 3.86 Eitat. of Mury.B, Shanlsv, deeeaill. • Miss Dorl« Pestux of Holmdel members and will bo forwarded to (Trust under Seventh Faracrath of 1887, Sept. 6 the council toward the Shlris Gftt Will,) Notice Is hereby, given that the— ' By. C, F.' Worrell, Minlstor township hat been engaged py the cooked •' cleaned • develned ' • : i.oonil Intorrooillnte ecopunts of tb* sub* ,. Keyport Public Health Nursing as- Your Back Campaign that In bilng 3 Feathera Reserve *. . 3.87 lorlben, truitaoi of thi eitatt of said • Woolley, Thomas B, of We«t Formi sociation as the public health nurse staged to got mntmltilg1 for tho re- dooenned will ba audited and itat.d ht to Heater Parker of Turkoy orgal&atldn of Boy Baoulfl 1H war Bridgefqrd Applesauce .,';.»•; ..pkg. 27c VB the Surroiiite ot [lie County or Mon« and has started her duties under Calvert Special . . . 3.46 rnouth nnd reported for setlltrnent to ' „ 1858, Mar; IB tha supervision of' Mrs, Lucille torn coitntrlvs, . the Orphnn;1 Court of sold Ootarty, on' ., Kautwnan,. present nurse, who has Ready Stuffed Turkeys ..,„...... -..'...•...•..*. 7Sc Thuridny, th. twenty-UilrH dar of Mar. / Barkalow, James E. of Freehold The FnrmlnRdnlfl nix'loLandmln- V*3.90 tubmllted her resignation. Calvert Reserve . . . A. I)., 11140. at 101(10 o'oiooij ,,, m ,{ • TVp. to Sarih J. Mathewi, Free- stroll will ontoitarVi nt the Atlantic Cortley Cranberries L...... pkg. 30c wjilrfh! tlma wlleutlon will be made fo»."J hold T>p, 1868, Apr, 21 Mlsa Peicux recently was disOrntiK- o B.oclnl • rvcnlnu tomorrow the allowanci of oommliilom »nd.eoun-Nurn night In .tho Colt'/rNqok flotieoi nt Honor Brand Brussels'Sprouti...: pkg. 38c Lord Calvert . . . . . ^ 4.53 Ml. H«l, • .. . "..is? Honor Brand Golden Bantam Cut Corn pkgi* 27c ..li,'Briton et Shirk ofimmlttoo flth'ifln. R, Hurliy 0; ' RED BANK REGI Win Over Keyport Win* Monmouth Hills j Shower Guest Engagement Told Out Of Army : MM. Betty Welch of .Mlddletown Announcement has been made o.f Staff I*. Harry-P. B«M*.M tic Highlands On One-Hitter township gave . a mfcc/llaneous the engagement of Mist Shirley West Keassfcurg, tax ooHeeter and fropertySold ".V shower Saturday tor Miss Dolores Bell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Les- treasurer of Raritan township, has- FWrt*' Red Bank Rumson Ugh school's baseball Richard A. Wagner of New York Finn,. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ter Bell of Phoenicia, New York, to been honorably discharged at Tort ol baseball-nine wan its nine played another commendable has sold his residence in the Wa- Thomas Finn, who will be married George L. Mott, son of Mrs. George Dlx from the V. Smarmy. fjttttight game yesterday af- game in the Shore Conference ter Witch club grounds at Mon- L. Mott of Falrfleld Gardens, Mid- h»n by visiting Atlantic High- next, month. >s Trei Graham of Mr. Seaman was In service two Tuesday afternoon, and although mouth Hills to Mrs. 'Graham Ash- New York city. , dletown township. Miss Bell was years and served' with" the Fifth r "hie* school and handing losing, 2 to 0, to a strong "Keyport stead of Locust The Joseph; O, Mc- graduated from Flelschmann's high 54 deflat. • ' Guests were Mrs. Thomas Finn, Army in the' Italian" campaign. lie nine, the Nichols team played good' Oue agency of Rumson was the Sr., Mrs. Thomas Finn, Jr., Mrs, school 'at Phoenicia, and is em- was flown home last fall and .as- i Francis mad* his first ap- baseball of the type that enabled broker in the transaction, , William . Clobeesy, . Mrs. Louis ployed by the telephone company. signed to the .disbursing office at i on the mound for Red them to defeat Matawan 2 to 1 Situated on a hilltop, the resi- Christmas, Mrs. Bernard McCaf- Mr. Mott was graduated from Red Fort Dix. _ . , *: ; this year and held the oppo- Friday. -. • dence enjoys an expansive view of fery, Mrs. Leo Finn, Mrs. Edward Bank, Catholic high 'school and i to six hit* as his mates were Again" Jack Brister went to the [Sandy Hook bay and the ocean. Finn, ..Mrs. Patrick Finn, Mrs. served with the 20th Air Force in Cord ef Thanks. _,• Don Rackley for an even mound for' the Bulldogs and held Tbe> grounds comprise somewhat Thomas Nolan, Jr., Mrs. Margaret the. South Pacific. We sincerely thank all who as- Francis struck out five to the Keys'to three hits. Rumson, over si aore and are attractively Nolan, Mrs. Jean Ruck, Mrs. Pat- Thursday of last week a birth- sisted us in any way at the' time of ft two and .walked 'three meanwhile, was held, to one hit by landscaped, with a rock garden and rick Sorsey, Mrs. Jere Murphy, day and engagement party was the death of our beloved son, esp«-- his opponent's four. The Washington, pitcher' for the .Red pool sad si sunken garden. MM. Rose O'Flaherty, Mrs, Alfred given for Miss Bell at the home oof-|«lallf v Rev. Charles P. Johnson, Pos- I managed to outdo the losers Raide'rs. • ' The. residence contains a large; J. Cooney, Mrs. Henry Welch, Mrs. Mrs. Charles J.,Corooran in Mld- ten funeral home and all those who error department, however^ Rumson's downfall came as a re- living room, dining room- and klt- Patrick Corcoran: dletown township. Guests .were Mr. loaned cars, sent flowers, cards, and . |]Ueked three against Atlantic's assisted in any way during our be- sult of two faults—lz« frameleis mantel mlrrori, window Buc Tennis Team . Mrs. Lediard Heads Following a performance of the. valanoi, lawn ilini. framed mlnrmri. IT . In their half, Merrlck ground- Mary-Beth Lupton. w- musical", "Carousel" they: had din- Ent Front ftrmt, two door« bom •V* and Owens and Richard hit Posts Two Wins Philathea Group ner in the Terrace room of the Ho- KellTJi. Phone Rtd Bank 1998. !•». Rackley walked and.Pat- BIBTHDAr FARTT. tel New Yorker. . INVESTIGATE BEFORE you lniultu. 1 knocked a grounder to Vac- Coach Harold L. Potters' tennU Mrs. Cecil C. Lediard was elected Attending were Mrs. Harry J, Proper installation it ai important as I, who threw wild in an at- Ths second birthday of Kathleen propar insulation. Eitimatci (without ob- squad at Red Bank 'high school president of the Philathea - society Quinn, Mrs./Rita H. Douglas, Mrs. ligafion.l Johni-Manville rock-wool Jn- *d double play, allowing two started its season's schedule this of' the Red Bank Baptist church Serrln'o, daughter of First Sgt. and William Decker, Mrs. George Clev- stalled by companr mecbanlci. Fhona to erbu the platter. week and posted impressive wins at the annual meeting Tuesday at Mrs. Andrew Serrlno of Fort Mon- enberg,,', Mrs. Edward O'Flaherty, Adam Limmaycr, Atlantic Highlands Uatns scon-d one run in over Manaequan and Princeton, th* horn* of Mrs. Fred Brower of mouth, was observed at a party Mrs. Thomas Hackett, Mrs. Joseph 302. P. O. Box 20lis • blanking the former, 5—0 and de- Front street. Officers will be in- Saturday. A candlelight buffet sup- Bray, Mrs. Nicholas O. Lamb, Mrs. FOR SALE—Plot, 100x187 feat; Church feating the latter, 4—1. per followed the-children's party. ' street, Mlddletown Village; Ideal com- stalled at a. dinner meeting Tues- Philip Peters, Mrs. Clarence Dolan, muting site, convenient to bus, train and The Manasquan game Monday af- day, June 4, at the Rosevelt tea Present were Mrs.-George Emley, Mrs. George Redden, Mrs. Charles school. Phone evenings and 3undaya, ternoon came ae a surprise to Reid room,.Little Sllyer. -,' Miss Mary Emley, Mrs. David Glblin, Mrs. Martin McGulre, Jr., Red Bank 2905-J'. BBffkr-fclloweri, ,who-4hHd—short Scott, David, Dorothy and. Irma Mrs. John Hughes,r Mrs. Marie FOR SALE—Seven-room house, stueco, hopes of success after'a three-year le^wreMMrSeorgu SCDtt^MmtndMrs^Reed^eet, on hollow tile, asbestos roof, hot lbs Leonardo absence of net squads « and scant Bray, vice president; Mrs. Alex L. Michael iennett, Mrs. Charles Con- y water heat; modern fileBsunl homiris Uantlo Highlands avenged an material. Jack Ackley, who left the Pepin, secretary; Mrs. Charles way, Lynn Conway, Mrs. Stephen Tony E. Hunting, Mrs. Arthur H. Ifood iocation. Price 514,000. H, V; R. " season pasting at the hands baseball squad, has been rated In Humrlchduse, assistant secretary; Baker, Stephen and Kenneth Rieman and Mrs. William Dubey. H. Sout.'TT Broad street. Bed Bank. the number one slot by Potter, fol- Mrs. William Howell, treasurer, FOR~SALE—1936 Packard ledan. Hood i*. Leonardo Lions Monday af- 1 Baker, First Sgt., and Mrs. Alfred REQUIEM MASSES. condition. Phone Rod Bank 8245-M. Joon to defeat the Truex forcc« lowed by "feP Unterberg;, Ken* and Mrs. Eugene Magee, Sr., as- Xiuciani, Mrs, Andrew Serrlno, 'Sr., FOR RENT—Furnished -anartment,, all I 1 in » Shore-Conference en- Walker and Bob Loversldge. sistant treasurer. Three requiem masses were of- modern conveniences, running 'hpt Miss Sue Serrino- and Miss Ange- fered at St. James church tbls morn- water; also bedroom, next to batbroom* Manasquan result* were: Aekley line Serrlno. ing on the- first anniversary of the Phong Red Bank 3066-J. Tigers clinched the game In defeated Warren Pierce, 7-6, W>i SOV TO BLAIRS AN WANTEIJ—Familiar with ohliX- Unlerberg defeated Lindy Row, 2-0, death of Monsignor John B. Me- •t inning with six runs. Af- MaJ. and Mrs. C. M. Blair of BUG GOLFERS LOSE AGAIN. Closkey. The first mass at 7 o'clock ens, garden and lawn, in' Mlddlatown thaU splurge, Sayre, the win- 6-4, 7-5; Walker defeated John Syl- Pictured .above are Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ollmpl, Jr., of Fair was offered at .the request of the Village, work about /our houra a day !:pitcher, coasted/to an easy vester, 7-5, 6-3, and In the doubles, Haven, following their wedding at St. James church, Easter Sun- .Broad streetr-Eatontown, are par- Coach Frank Pingiiore's golf on a two-ncre place; one preferred with ents of a son, Randall, born Tues- .St. Vincent De Paul society and a enr, all year-round job. Phone Mid- flxit victory, in" the meantime Ackley and Unterberg defeated day. The bride Is the former Miss Annette Calandrlello, daughter team met Us second defeat In the the second at 8:15 at the request of dle town_568^J._ Gene Jjeohy and Fete Johnson, 6-3, of John Calandrlello of Fair Haven. day at thePost hospital, Fort Mon-, Jersey Shore golf league yesterday Tiger* added two runs In the mouth. Mrs. Blair Is the former the pupils of St. James school. W'ATEiC"'WECL servicing, all depurt- i, one in..the sixth and three 6-1, and Walker and Loveraide de- afternoon as Lakewood high school menta. drilling, cleaning, water trtat- jb seventh behind the heavy feated Pierce and Sylvester, M, M, •Miss Rose Bottagaro of Red Bank. handed them an 11V4 to iVi defeat. The celebrant of the parish mass ment. Fastett and mp»t up.to-datt ro- 7-5. Again this week it was Larry Sou- at 10 o'clock, a solemn high mass, tary drill- in Enat. American Drilling t_of Sayre, who had three hits, Candidates Guests Shower Tendered was Msgr. .Thomas U. Rellly of Company. Phone Red Bank 2S42. chard, Bailey and Reed, who Princeton result* found the num- NEW KEYPORT RESIDENT ville and Mike Piscano who brought A miscellaneous shower was giv- Spring Lake, with Rev. Salvatore LOST—Large buach ot keys in vicinity to th,e team's total of IS ber two doubles team of Walker Of 1-5-8 Club Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pizzichillo, in the only points for Red Bank. DILorenzo of St. Anthony's, Red oC Red Bunk and Rumson, Phone Red arid Loverslde losing to Jim Hen- en last night for Miss Shirley Mc- Bank 2542.' ___, , Don Rackley added a dou- More than 80 persons attended Quein, at the home of Mrs. Horace 382 Main street, are the parents of- Bank, as deacon, and Rev. Francis and Cooney also bad a double non and Don Loos, 8-3, 8-2. Win- a son born Sunday at Monmouth There are 88 letters in the Rus- Dwyer of St. Dorothea's, Eaton- EXrjD CLEANTSGT excavating lino khs losers. ners were Ackley over Ralph Ball- the annual candidates' meeting of Smith at Rumson. Miss McQueen grading. Call betweeen « and T p. eyg-6, 7-S; Ototerberg over Loos, 6-S, the 1-5-8 Woman's Republican club will be married next month to Memorial hospital. sian alphabet. ' , town, sub-deacon. m., Bed Bank 2944-J.* |imbarger started for -the of Mlddletown township Monday at Robert Cook, Jr. of Red Bank". If* but gave up 31 hits. He wu 6-2; Walker over Hennon, 8-4, 3-6, 6-2, and m the doublea, Ackley and Mlddletown Baptist church. A cov- Attending were Mr*. Mildred Mc- ived and'Rellly took over and Unterberg over Ray Cortelyou and ered dish supper .was served. Queen, Mrs. Russell McQueen, Mrs. up two blnglP«. Four Leonardo Bailey, 6-3, 8-1. ' Guests were Mrs. Geraldlne L. Abram Sanborn, Mm. Asher Erring, rs sided In the high scoring. Thompson, Abram D. Voorhees, Mrs. Tracy Soden, Mrs. Edward Merrill it Thompson, Victor B.. Soden, Mrs. Harry Collis, Mrs, Rio Standings Personal Shower Grosslnger, Edwin Brasch, Capt. Paner, Mrs. Clifford Smith, Mrs. William Woodward and Misses SEY SHORE BASEBALL . Miss Mitzle Kellenyl of Eaton- Albert Runyon, William Johnson, W I. town, whose marriage to Lieut. E. John M. West, Howard W, Roberts, Alice Ryan, Marjorle Smith and -._> —.-ili. -.---••• I ••-•- will take mouth Bwah lI place Sunday at 4 p. m. in St. Dor- mrst j othea's church, Eatqntown, with"'' Mt Park 1 Rev. Francis Dwyef, pastor, offl- - A W NIN G S - 2'elating. • ' . " . IfflP BA>TK CITY SOFTBALL ,_ Mis3 Ruth Vary of Eatontown >ud'j Atktntl* „. 1 o will be maid of honor and George Soon the fiery blast of summer heat will de- 2{ Griffiths will be his brother's best 1 .. _.„ 0 man. A reception will be held at scend to torture you ... awnings protect your !l«r "Y" . 0 Old Orchard Country club. •*!'• Bar 0 feinu Tru»t The bride-to-be was graduated home and make it a refuge of comfort and cool- 8CHBDULE from Long Branch high school and SXltlt—Bailwiy ExpreM rt, Stokle' Frank's v«. Waataldt "Y." is one of the supervisors at Eaton- ness. Be'sure you are prepared. Do not put it W»«Wd« "V" vl. Michael' town office of the New Jersey Bell Soble's n. Mrrclinnt Trui Kil £ Telephone company. off as there is very little awning stripe, but what we have is of the best quality. Workmanship L'•» w M.T ' HK t Lodge Honors met Fleet To Meet vUember * .s. „o,f o.PridM.e of Crescent guaranteed. at. Fleet 11, of the Red Bank council, .Sons and Daughters of Lib- it Racing association, will hold erty, held a welcome dinner Tues- •econd meeting of the year to- day night at the Carolina tea room row night at 8 o'clock at the 1»-A»l\ury Park fofoir members who • of Chester Apy at 12 Garde^ were in the service. Standard Awning Co. I,. Little Silver. ' Members honored1 were Mrs. Eliz- ans for the coming season and abeth. Williams Steels, who was a (ESTABLISHED 20 YEARS) lal racing rules will be dls- lieutenant in the Army Nurse corps; bd. An Invitation has'been ex- Richard Francis, Fred W. Covert, 35 East Front Street, Red Bank Ut.to all comet class skippers Jr., Walter Dangler, James Wilson o'rews.' and Albert J. Fliedner. Tel: Red Bank 696. I the last meeting Henry Mll-( Speakers Included Mrs. Edna Mrgerwas elected fleet captain; Brown^ ex-natlonal councillor, and l Dunbar, fleet secretary and Mrs. Anna Aumack,*who gave the taor King, fleet treasurer. address of welcome. Gloria Mazza entertained with tap dance* and MATAWAN OPENER. songs. OTHER...Unselfishly Devoted i« V-Baron* of Matawan will th* Raritan Bay baseball Hospital Day Lest We Forget • • *. Sunday afternoon on the "Your Hope for Health" is the To Enriching Our Lives and awan hjgh. school field against theme selected by the American BrennaTn Av-S. of South Am- Hospital association for National The Barons will have the ser- Hospital day, next Sunday. IncYeasing Our Happiness • of the LaMura twins, under • Monmouth . Memorial hospital •act to the Chicago Cubs.and will hold open house next Sunday MOTHERS DAY * now subject to recall at any afternoon between 2 and 4 o'clock. i, Matawan's batteries will be There will be an exhibit in the Bor- iteQowan brothers, with Hnl! den auditorium showing the work Take a lesson in tolerance from almost any.mother you know! She'll rush to ;he box and Bob behind the of volunteers and auxiliary mem- bcrn.. Visitors will be met in the protect anyone's child from danger, whether its skin be dark or light, its par-. auditorium by members of the Gray ehts attend church or synagogue, it be born on American or foreign-soil. It is < [Its Lillian Hunter, Mntawnn Lrnly corps who will act as "guides. hool teacher, will sing the 1 The girt and coffee shop* will alao V a mother's tolerance which gives her a great capacity for devotion, and her Spangled Banner' be- be' open.""'"""'""'''"'"' """*".' ""*'""•'"'"' ' the game. MAY 12th .•-.....: „ selflessness^should.,inspirei us in all our human relations. .'.""'.' SOPTBAI.L. TALKS TO OHTJROH GBOtrr . crnr J. Allen Mohn, chaplain of the i* Red.Bank City Softball Young Men's Bible olass of th* U» oonwienoed.lta season this Presbyterian church spoke to mem- Honor Her On Mothers Day, Sunday,, May 12th It, with ths three scheduled bers Sunday morning on "Redis- «*' Uktng place. Last night covering Your Inescapables," W1P »'JS Beverages posted an 11-10 Ham M, Smith, superintendent of ijry oy«r Mlchnol's Bar In an this Long Branch • schools, will See our large election a inning oontast that found the aponic to the group next 'Sunday Olr» ral|y In the.late Innings to morning* and Ivan C. Lyons of Lit- for "her*' day—beauti'- "^— , an „ 8-0 , lead whlcH tle Silter wll speak May 18 on "The, Tire Merchants Trust Company r*n up in the .first two Vnluo of Little Thlngi." ful handbagf, scarf*, nrtiof play. Talarlco wns the :;: : : •'"-( Pitcher, al^wlng .ton hits, NAMK BAOIkOOMMlSSIONBEa. hankiei, tyh» **& •••"• nllni, who gave up 12, in Two memberftof th* lUte racing ; •;•''•"•'' ' Ot RED3^NK, N. J. ":-^- v\':- ir IWo games, Elunor's' put comm,(salon wire replacid , thli ting iet*> compacts, - Little Bllver "Y/MM, week by Governor Edge whih1 h* ' Hubbftrd'i At- "niirhBd V, • yft\\U. Afwrtronr ' of epitume jewelry anil Membey Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation er*-«f-: Meniber Federal Reserve System "'j* Paw Twelve. RED'BANK'REGISTER, MAY 9,1946. FOR SALE' FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE' FOR SALE BUSINESS NOTICES AUTOMOBILE* i ros BALK—Straw for bedding avail- CYLINDBR WASHER,' studio couch, LARGE WOODEN crib, complete with NBW F^vMOSi . Btelnway, Hardman, BATTEEIIS FBOU 100-600 broiler ea- TRUCKING AMD 110VINO. BessoncUe. MOVBD BACK to VanlyekU Ml able; priced right. Call Dowen, be- Singer sewing machine,, drophead. B 1i tween fi and 6,-Eatontown 116. mattress- and iprlng* excellent eoa- Gulbranien, Wurlftser, Chickerlng 'and pacirtj sewini machinal, |Ui fceboi, . lit WMS Front strset. N*w lal** Call Red Bank'2254-J.» othen. Sold only bjr Tjistlng: < Piano -I}^' *i^!^J : 1 . . ' EW ELECTROLUX vacuum cleaners dltion,..tl5. Call Red Bank 3886.* IIS, . A. Watson Beekwlttr, Chapln sve- and lervle* dspartmtnt. UUlt* LARGE EXTENSION table, desk/chairs, •KOWBOAT—10x8 foot beam, *8S; boat Compsny, 16 Monmbutb street, - Red nue, Bed Bank. . • iSXM'lO&I CARPET laying,. repairing lront end sad "frame straight* being delivered at pre-war price. Free iarg* icebox, porch furniture, teak- Bank, The belt Is the cheapest. De- fringing, binding and renovating. •quipnunt. Drop la and Inspect th» WANT demonstration in Bed Bank vicinity. In " ges tank", copper, ten-gallon capac- ORIOLE GAS STOVE, in excellent ion- wood'tlblel>, beds, etc: dark srey Per- liveries soon. Orders being accepted. Pircy Gray, 46 Wavsriy place, Bedset-up. Frank VanSyckle, Dodg. your home. Spare parU and repair'. aian and /Alaska aeal coats-, Bite 18-20. ity, $5; used card table, II; two-blade dition, oven control, 125. Mrs. W. D, Bank, Thon* Bed Bank 3»6. ' bronze propeller, 12.- Call 6 to 7 p. m., REFRIGERATION. Don't go broke on •Ashmote, 81 Linden Place, B«Bedd Bank.* SAWS SET and jharp*n*d| laws mow- Plymouth dialer. fSoodrear dlstrit Don'D't t ddelayl , Phohe today* Red Bank Stewart. Phone Bea Bank 3735-W.* food bills. Buy large quantities and auce* Q LOST AND FOUND 2257-J.' ' Eatontown 163-J.« WESTERTERN ROPING saddls,, IInn p*rf*ct ers, oil stoves rtpaired. D. Stevsn- uiJSNWool) RANGE. Perfect con- store in your own plant. See us about condition, almost new for sals, or will son, Brainard avrau*. Fort Monmouth, ; CAB SELLERS. W1U THREE COWS, good milkers, three good - dition, and. other used furniture. Gil- 2S LEGHOKN UVlNG pullets, one it. Middletown Refrigeration 4k Coll Ftton* Keansburg 179-J. LOST—Ssturday, Mar 4, chsnge*purse, goats, male and two females, Rocco year old. Phone Red,Bank 8860-R.* •xebang* for a good English saddle. Wil- hlghist cash price for your « containing HO, bill, sbd chingi. bert" VanMnter Farm, R. F. D. 1, Box Storage Construction, Highway IB, Mld- liam Ilir.- Phon. Mlddletown 78. PAINTIMG-PAPEBHANGINO. Estimate)* Fatconette, E. F. D. No. 1, Box 471,326. Keyport.* BROILERS—-New Hampshire Reds, dletown, Pliant 299, ear. Packard Bslci *V K«v1 •kick (BO; denature Marjory w. Levi, Highway 35. Mlddletown cheerfully glv^n, ,Jinjr fc Robinson, »letalty Monmouth and" Brasd streets, 1'Omt.flfiCE WICKER .et m. two weighing about.8"4 pounds each; also CHRYSLER MARINE motors. New Ut'Jk Center svenus, Atlantli Hlfh- Harding n>sj, at Broad itn Bed Bank. Finder call Captnln J. E.FJIESH . BUGS and poultry, ^Jirollers, chairs, table and settee. Call Rum- 26 pullets, hatched February It. All Royal, 8 cylinder, 181 H. P., JJ1 re- BUSINESS NOTICES lands. Phon* 181. Phone Red Baak 4«l., Levl. Fort Monmouth, extension ' 1713. fricassee, roasters>and ducks; chicken son 966 after 6 p. m.« from Super X layTng hens. Will sell duction, Ace marine engine, with MADELON PROAL, antlcjnes) booi manure. Phone Red Bank 2081-J. PYREX ^ARE—Pie plates, double duty any number, Albert H. Smlth,» Sleepy 1.9S-1 Mducllon gear ; standard ro- GRASS OUT—Phone Bed Bank -IIIO-M LOST—Lady's gold Bulova ivristwntch, Jnmes John. 41 Marion street. . Hollow Road, . Campbell's Junction, and sold. 10« W*rt Irron.t stntt, fi HIT BUICK •PXGIAIi. Win O May 6th, In Keshsburg. Initial; L. S. casseroles, cake dishes and meat loaf tation, In stock; used HOD watt, lit or call 892 Shrewsbury avenue. Bed Bank. " • . •-. . amsll track *r station wagon la HOOFING AND SIDING, expertly ap- Phone Keansburg 991.« D, 1940, on back. Reward. Phone dishes. Leon Levlnson Hardware. Horn volt llghtlneT' plant; also used parts for Bank. William Prlce.» LOAMS—Slgnstut*. lurnlturs, auto. Bsa- •ondlUon. V. Mannlno, on Hlghwsj . plied. Prices are right. No down pay- paints. 10 Mechanic street.' Just off RECOMAR 18—2^x81 film-pack, cam- Sterling and Speedway motors. • Far- TKIXUKING AND HAULING. Call Uaal oon Finance Oo 77 Broad- *tr*et. Bad south east corner, nsar Laurel ar Keansburg 495 ment. .Small: monthly paymenta ar- well'i Sales and Service, 81 Blngham v tOSt1—Black ilpper wallet,, "Saturday Broad street, Red Bank, Ope.n Sundays eera,, ccompup r shutter 4,,5 lenle, lehse ; 102-M-l or - Write M. Homlck. X. F,Bank 1472, Charges Hi Per cent aKeyporl« ranged.- Call Red Bank lOOy Monmouth to noon; week dnys, 8-a. ni. to 6. p m>shade, filters; frequency metert , witihh avenus, Rumson, Phone 1499. . night, containing *55 in ">IU« and Construction Co., 20 West street, Red P., Eatontown. " ' • month. License No.' 712. l»8fj CHEVSULnTT COUP*COUPE, IIJTIJ , change arid Identifjjatlon. papers, pic- SEVERAL THOUSAND Sunrise raspber- chart; Bengal leopard skin, excellent for DOBERMAN PINCHERST^hone High. HOUSEMOVING, raisins buildings, ma- OKS8POCLS eieaned and dot. dralneTE- U Bank.' • ' ,ry sucker plants;'7 to 10 day* earlier rug; portable -paint sprayer. Call Rum- lands 1383 after J p. m. stalled, wood sawing, •eUmaU* srtvaoi ttfy "•""•' «ator,t>waEatontkwa. ,-f ture* 'Snd other sjWcles. Finder kindly •»on 1261-M.* . . son work, carpenter work and trucks return wallet and papin to Albertha FOR SALE—Dlicks and duck eggs for than Latham. Cnll Miiidlotowr. -I.HC-M. PH1LCO TABLE /hodel, good condition, Ing. Morris Hqme Impt. Co., Box 1SIall kinds of well work. Upward TUton, ORD—Model A, two'doa*'s*dUtwO'doaV s*d i Battl, "o/o S. Eisner Co., Bridge avenue, hatching. James John, 41 Marlon ACCOROJAN—120 bass, good condTtfonT SEA BRIGHT—2|-foot sea.skiff, Ford Foreign stations, 181 Bergen place, Keanabiirg. " ^ U Center street. Btmuon, phone Bum. good, needs iipholst*r1n(holst*r1n(, 111111 , Pcpt. *-T.* street. Red Bank. Phone Bed. Bank . Price reasonable. 116 Port Monmouth marine', motor. Must' dispose of im-Red* Bank.* ' ' CARPENTER WORK wanted. Booting, son 818-J. . '•• • klle station. Highwaghway IIII, , «pg 2Q81-J. road, Kea'naburg. mediately. Phone Long Branch 4185, PAINTER and paper hangar; else carpen- LOST—Fountain pen, bearing name of GARDEN PLANTS, la pots, plant bands siding, Iniulatlan and good repairing, Brown's Diner. East Kesnsborg. FOUNTAIN PENS repaired, factory or Long'Branch 807S-M. . ' or flats. Ail popular varieties of veg- tar work, day or contract; hardwood Lewi* Wagner. Reward, Fhcme Ked ATTRACTIVE FIREPLACE, Reasonably Michael Frangelln, Box 4S9, B. F. D., 1884 STUDEBAKEB sedan, A-Va methoBs. Bont throw that old pen priced. Phone Red Bank 3378. V1CTOB MOTION picture projector, etables, flowers a'nd herbs. Drive out Eatontown. - • Boon, eld floor* and italn undid like • Bank 3285-J. dltion: Call ait 121 Monasoutkl away. W* can fix it a* good as new;WATERPROOF PAIN*.' Beautify your - 16mm, perfect condition, almost new. to Millbrook.-Farm Greenhouses, New HOUSE PAINTING; also signs made ta new,. Expsrienoed worknansUp, Myron E. Bed Bank. FOtJNbSmall gold wrist watch, with also new pens In stock. Racito Jewel- cement walls nn8 bnjement .with Have purchased larger one. ' Write, Monmoutb..- Near the ' Baptist church*, Morton, 13 Mount street. Phon* Red leather strap last Thursday evening In order, George E, Parker. Phone Baak 224l. .- • 1911 BODGE two-door, radio ant ers,' II' Monmouth street, Bed Bank. Kay-Titei Economical, permanent. $2.90 "Motion Picture Projector," Box illon. . County Highway No."7. Phone Mld- Ettontown 584-M. er. Within OPA celling. $800. I Red Bank. Phone lied Hank *3'2. ' Phone 716. Red Bank. dlotown 346. r per gallon.' Leon Levinsou Hnrdwnre. PLOWING, DISCING, harrowing . ani d GBNEKAL OONTBAOTOB and eeeepooiL I Atlantic Hlghlsnds 79-J,' LOST—Strayed or .Moien, 10-foot white ANTIQUES/ BftlC^A-BftAC, furniture, Horn paints; 10 Mechnnic street. J.ust u'LAYING HEMS, Plymouth Rocks and TRUNK WARDROBE, large slzo, good seeding. Call Deal 102-M-l or wrrlt* cleaned) carting and grading, top dorr Capt Cod type. Identification, by bought and «dd. Martin * Wing An- soli, manure, fill dirt, cinders, gravel and 1986' zsuiCK. four-door, sedan, WU off Broad street, Red Bank. Open White Leghorns; also four paira of - condition. Apply, Locksmith, 115 M. Hormlck, R. F. D., Eatontown. for 1200, flee 'WJJJlam Smltk, 0 private marks. Reward. Phone Red tiques, 74 Shrewsbury avenue, at' theweek-days I a. ra. ta 6 p. m.-j .Sunday Mallard ducks. Call Eatontown 240-M West Front street. Red Bank. •and, Estimates given. Phon* Red Bank HOLES DRILLED In china plates for 14(4. Oscar Becker. 47 Second street, Hill road, Htadden'i Corw, K*d Bi Bank 965 end of Monmouth street. Phone Bed mornings to noon.* between 12 nnd 1 noon, or after 6 p. m.* SIX DINING ROOM chairs. Phone Red Hank 3736-J. . hanging. Gem Shop, - 206 Norwood Fair Hawn. N. J. LOST— Monday night on Shrewsbury COLLAl'SIDE BABY CARRIAGE, grny FUI5L-S1ZB CHILD'S maple crib and Bank 1150-R.' avenue. Long Branch. avenue, near Eatsin's drug store, fox FEED. FEED."' FlRE" Grain Is very CESSPOOLS cleaned aad built, eeptit leatherette, with rain hood and mnt- mattress; In-excellent condition, very MAN'S BICYCLE. Needs painting, $10. ESTABLISHED 1914. To your order. Al- tank* cleansd and Installsd, drains in. WANTED fur piece. Finder please return to Mrs. scarce. ' At present, we can live you tress, $10. J. G. Rice, 4 William'striiet, reasonable. Call Red Bank 3941. 83 Belshftw avenue, Katontown. James Greene, 29.1 Shrewsbury 'avenue, so remade, recovered and -sterilised, stsJIsd. Phon* any tlmo day 01 night, scratch with mash, bag for bag. Hance Red Bank. Phone 25B2-M. GOATS—One Nubian buck, one Nubian any size.-style or type boX'Sprlngs, But- Rumson 740-J. Harvsy C TUton, %FORD-FESQUSOK tractor, mowet Bed Bank. Phone S559-M,» * llnvls. Phone 103. EMERSON SIX-TUBE rndio and pKono. ICEBOX—Upright, 60-pound capacity, - dot, fresh, two Toggenburg does, graph cabinet combination. Perfect tresses, pillows, etc., by John Dsvlas, Bruce plac*. Bumeon. - plow attachments; also donbte PIANO INFORMATION. Play safe, have freshly ' painted. Fho'ff* Itumson fresh. William H. Rosch, 14 Main street, condition, 445; new table model radio, 326 Uay avenue, Highltnds. • Phone SEPTIC TANKS-and CMspool* cleaned 1 harrow In good condition. Pleas* c it appraised before you buy or sell. Ocennport. Phone Eatontown 128. seven-tube, $20. Phono Red Bnnk 2175. Highlands 1822. ' .. • alw dry wills, drains install*!. Es- Holmdel 6741 after 6 p. m. FOR SALE Nominal fee. - Dlrhan's Piano Shop, 15 UPIUGHT PIANO, oak, good condition, HAY AND PASTURE for rent. Phone ARABIAftAKN OIL PAINTINGNN , 4x8 feet" AFl'ER SERVING TJael* Sam, w* antimates given. Oscar Becker, 47 Sec-FIVE OR 8IX-BOOM apartment er Drummond Place, Bed Bank. -Phone Phone Atlantic Highlands 753. Holmdel 7413. ond street. Fair Haven, phon* Red Bank alx-room. houae in or near Bed 1 WATEB PUMPS, Fairbanks-Morse and $181 beautiful cedar chest, like new, again in business. Let us control that Christian family of three adults. V Myers, hand or electric, deep or shal- 933. SADDLE HORSE. Phono" Red Bank ANTIQUE LARGE New England ox yolk 20x54 Inches, $24; .two large dog car-roof water, with a new gutter and lead- 14«4. low well in stock; also pipe fittings, MEW HOUSE tHAlL^RS, for lramedi- 727-J." Eign; complete with icroll iron hanger riers, used on trunk rucks, $15 ander or repair your old gutter and flash- Ilk* same anytime before August rANY MAKE vacuum cleanir repair ae'r- M. L. Flih, 17 South street, Fri cylinders, valves, tank), etc. Conover ate delivery. Robinsville Trailer-Sales, nnd lettered' signboard, suitable for a $10; fibre rug. 6x9, $5.50; kidney dress- ing. Eitlmates cheerfully given on»any ' vice. We are equipped to either re- phone Trenton 8-8280. for STOVE and water tank. town, N. 1. Phons Frenchtown _Brns.. Wlckatunk. N; J., phone" Holm- Red- Bank 2029.* business -or private estate; also, fine ing table, $4,50; antiq.uw|^hafr, new sheet metal work. Phons Rtd Bank pair or rebuild your cleaner. G. 4 D. del -FOU SALE—Acres—ot—sodV—flst* rniitB Pennsylvania jelly cabinet, old brass springs, $4.60; chest of drawers, $7; 14T6-J or Eatontown 350-M. Joseph V, Appliance Service Co., to White atreet. AMERICAN ANTIQUE furniture, PAINTS FOR ALL purposes, direct from per square foot. Middletown Stock hanging stove lamp, and'Wall bracket - irV~?J-Fosl*r—stw F-ht sliver, china and glais, family way, Keansburg.* trait..-M«,-I^W«tmond -4SJSsJt- factory* at reasonable-prices. Atlantic Farm, Thomas S. Field. Phone Red reflector lamps, etc. 58 • Fair Haven cocktail let, «ight piecei, $8.60; "walnut ed Bank. ARTHUR E. BOYCB, painting contractor, r Paint company. 119 West FrontJ street. Bunk 861. ' . TWO PATllJicrKtlorf Goodman Oxford road, Fair Haven. . phonosraph and recordi, $12; olher LAWN MOWERS, power lawn mowera 'street, Freehold. Phone 171. ties, one^Brown and one hint, size exterior and Interior painting, eatl- Bed Bank. N. J. phone'22M-W, HIGH CLASS living room antique fur- SIX POCKET GLOBE washer, good con- itemi. . Phone Red Bank 2874 after 0 * sharpened and repaired, aclttort and mate* supplied on large or small Jobs, WE BUY USED shot gun*, rHesTi niture, six pieces, excellent condition. 8-AAA; man's tuxedo suit, .size 87. Call cutlery sharpened. Keys fitted for tcunks rods anil reels. Highlit prices Red Bank "218.' dltion. Apply Single System Laun- p. m. or Saturday.* •' . Mrs; data work by practical painters. WE BUZ and sell anything! New a Seen by appointment) Margaret Nor dry, Broad and First streets, Keyport.. WATCH FOB A WK1V JJno. of-wrapping and valises. All kinds of locks repaired. Phone Rumson (II. phon* Red Bank «2OI8. KilUn'i COCKER SPANIEL puppies, A. K. C. and Died furniture, household 835 Norwood avenue, Elberon. Phone 757. - - ° paper and boxes for your fretr.irn: Cross Locksmith Shop, 155 Shrewsbury Shop, li Bait Front strset. registered, • red, black; male and fe- nvenue, Red Bank. ~ • THE BEST PRICES paid lor raga. Iron, foods, china, glasswar*, paintings, * JAMESWAY DAIRY barn equipment. DARK OAK LIBRARY million table; needs. Middjetown Befriiferatiop «t Cold mital and paper. Gettll, junk dialer, Roof ventilators, Roto salt, milk mcle. Call Red B.ink gl-tCl-Af. Storag* Construction, Highway 85, Mid- 2'AINTER, DECORATOR and paper TANKF.E TRADER will buy ft bric-a-brac, etc. Ruscll's Auction light oak roll-top desk: Phone. Red til Shrewsbury avenue, Ked Bank, scales. Perfection filter discs, K. L. M.FURNITURE Ul'HOLSTER.El) and liado Bank 913.* . •• - dletown. Phona 209. , hanger, 28 years experience, esti- Phone Red Bank 1C88-W. Will* call. " dne porcelains, china ornamn Galleries, 15-27 East Front street, washing powder, chlorine sterilizer II to ord«r, slip covers and draperies mates cheerfully given. Louts Cassan, custom ma'Ue, Quality and service- our BLACK MALE Cocker Spaniel puppy, HOSEWOOD V1OTOKIAN living room ALL STEEL .TRUCK bodiia built I bull- rsre Jewels, antloo* furniture, • tUd Bank 1691. . . per gallon. Repairs, service. Roy S. .seven months old, house trained,' •et, complete, 16 pieces, most un-uiual. 130 Center avenue, Atlantic Highland!. dosers, farm equipment repaired, farm Tilton A Sons, Marlboro. Phone Free- standnrd. . David Burnon, 21 Pearl Must bs scon to be appreciated. Rarely Phone Atlantic Highland! C«7-J. and old sllvtr pieces, stamps, a street. Phone Reii Bank 2SS7. - raised with children, good disposition, trailers built to order. Century Weld- WE PAY highest prlc«». for your uoul- hold 851-R-l. ' teen. Yankee Trader, Red Btink. ATTENTION DEVELOPERS and home Ing. Phone Mlddletown lie Opposite and books. I trade fair and 0 MAPLE GATELEG tuKle; mirrors, yie-* .watchful. Price $35. Dogs boarded. try. Writ*' or phone Lon£ Branch POULTRY EQUIPMENT. Jamesway Phjne. Enton'.own 192,* SEVEN LONG .benches, iron ICKS, sent builders Lowest estimates given on Middletown station. above board. For courtesy deal 1(00. 19 North Broadway, Long Branch. tures, brenkfaBt set*, inn'ersprinjr mat- bulldour work; land timing, cellars electric, coal and oil brooders, bat- BKG1NNEKS HAWAIIAN guitar outfit, tix people, ideal for clubs,, bowling IRONMtAlLINUS for porebes, etairwars, please contact Yank** Trader, I Zwickl's (Jve Poultry Market. ery brooders. Roy S. Tilton £ Sons, tresses, gas stoves, ward'r.ohe, droplenf alleys, verandalifl, bur^ain, 925 each; dug, lots graded and cleared, made DISCONTINUED Imperial washable wall. table, studio couch, whisky set, fining complete with case, music stand, two ready for contractor to build. No job etc Made, to order by Seedorf Com- Bank. Mr. MorrilL Phone Bed Ba Marlboro. Phone Freehold 851-R-l. years of music, picks, and . bar. Com- china closets, drop^tenf tablet, mahogany pany, 19 yeara at » West street. Red paper for every room In your home; room suiteB, bedroom suites, baby grand slant top' desk, end tables, code a tables, too amnll or too large. Latest modern 1247. SURCE MILKING machines, milk cool- pinno. Other items too numerous to Ulcte pfice $20. Phone Eatontown 192." Banlc. Phorie 2188. value* to *10, on sale for J1.98 per crs, water heaters, electric fence con- bockcasei, lamps, metal flower stands. Deisel equipment. Coast Contracting room lot. Quantities and patterns are mention, Burdgo's Warehouse, Clny CHILD'S M 'AL CRIB, large, rra mat-ten vfagons. Yankee Trader. Kert Hank. Co, Phone Atlantle Highlands 70-J orWELDING AMD, MACHIKg work, else- rolleri, Stewart Clipmasteri In stock; street, or rear of 125 Broad street, Red trcss, in good condition, color, brown; trio and acetylene, prompt service by HIGHEST PRICKS paid for glass, limited. Klarin's Paint Store, 26 Mon-repairs, service. Boy S. Tilton & Sons, Ked Bank 2043-J. ' •• figures, lamps, furniture, bo raiinth street. Bank. • Price_$r,. l'hone Entontown 11)2.* BAK-AKA "HUG. iixlO. Firm condition? Seedorf Company, U yeara at * Wist Marlboro. Phon« Freehold 8G1-R-1. AMTLIFIEHS—Service. saleT rental!. street. Red Bank. Phone 2188. clocks, vases. Will buy single plec JERSEY HOUSE Building, Wrecking Co. CHICKEN FRYERS—Furs aluminum, LARUE META'ii icebox, juitable for Jlnrt Webber. Fbon* Atlantlo High- collections. All artldn must bo We tell uacd building materials and NEW, CLINKER-BUILT boat, 20 feet summer bungalow; extension' mahog- GOL.K CLUUS. ar2-a"J"f."tlV,"rishInB tackle, INJURE VOl/R HOME, business, auto*: long, 5 feet,. 6 inches wide; carry 8 flnCBt quality, frying pans, with almn- lnnds 357. Purl Gllman, 82 Spring street. plumbin'g* supplies. Highway 8 5, Keyport. num cov>rs. Ceilinu price 54.40. Leon any library table, single library table, medicine ball, basket ball, trumpet, moblle and other property with Haw- Bank. { Phone Keyport 4.83. psople; built for outboard motor. To three-burner laundry gas stove, end maple easy chair, cheats ot drawers. PAINTING by day or contract; paper kins Brothers, Real Estate and Insur- see, call Red Bank 3^5 Levinson Hardware, Horn . paints, 10 hanging; estimates siren. Herman UKAND OB SPINET piano, aay •& PIANOS, A* B^ Dirban, piano maker, Mechanic street. Just off Broad street, tables, kitchen table, two chairs. Reas- Yankee Trader, Red Bnnk. ance. 77 Broad street. Red Bank. Phone SEED OATS—Fred D. Wlkoff Co. Phone 1 Thomson, R. F, D.. Box 42, - Atlantle 852. studio, no dealers. Write. "Pla dealer, tuning, repairing, renovating. Red Bank. Open Sunday morning tn onable. Dean's, 55 Shrewsbury avenue, ANTIQUE IKON \bE5TCrI, pair Urif« Highlands. N. J. Box CU. Red Bank. • Shop and showroom Drummond place, Red Bank 552. noon; week-days, 8 a. m. to 6 p. m.*Red Bank.* flower urns, metal.window boxes, flow- RED BANK FLOOR Waxing Co.. floor ALIVE GEESE, hatching eggs and younc : AUCT1UNEER AND Appraiser. B7U. ATTENTION pouitrymtn, fanners. phone Bed Bank 833. t LARGE KELVIKATOTT; Wi sfiiigKouse •ALMOST NEW"—Boy's two-piece white er pedesttils, two-wheel cert, lawn mow- waxing, sanding" and rafinlshlng. goslings.' Bryan, Fort&uptck, Long era. Yankee Trader._ lied Bank. Coats, 4'JO Bath avenue, Long Branch, Homci, offices and storn. Phon* Bed trs, bave you any poultry stovs, bedroom furniture; other items. suits, site (: pants, '8, 14; blouses, N. J. I'finne 3S09. dressed, if you bar*, 1st tt* do NOTICE. If you are thinking Branch. - Insel, Reynolds Drivs. I'hone Eaton- sweat shirts, top coats, 14-18; pajamas, LAWN AND i'OUCH furiiiure, reas- Bank 1483-J or 788-J. PUPPIES—Old Engliih sheepdogs. THeso UAV.STUN BUUS and carpets. Rugs and you. Beyer'Poultry Farm. Ninth • about disposing of your household town 1« 14; girl's cotton dresses, 1-12; suiti 10; onable; blacksmith's forge, ice boxes, REPAIR SERVICE on any. make Frigid, West' Keantburg, N. J. phone t blue and white roly^ioly shaggy little red cape, 6; coats, 6, 7, 12; small size odd tables, water cooler, soda cooler, carpets cleaned and moth-proofed. goods and furnishings, real estate, RAKES. HOES, spading lorkl an3 Wall to wall carpeting cleaned and air*, vacuum cleaner, washer and DUTburV» tiOB*t . J fellows, resembling tne teddy bear in slips, shorts, blouses, play suits, pina- wheelbarrow, doors, window sash, seven • live stock, farm machinery and life. With the pep" personality and the shovels for gardening. Leon Levin- mothproofed on location. 5 Broad Ironer and alectrl* rang* or water nest- ATTENTION l—win pay highest p| son Hardware, Horn palntB, 10 Me-fores, paja.mns; reversible, size 8-14; tall poles for « verandah; benches of street. Phone Red Bank 802. . er, etc. O. *Y D. Appliance Service Co., equipment, consult without obliga- charm that hns endeared this noble baby's rompers, kimonas, dresses, all types, tailor's tall mirror, suitcases, for your furniture, antiques, rugtj breed to the world. The sort that people chanic- street, just off Broad street, Red BRING YOUR welding to Century Weld- 80 White atreet. Phone Red Bank vtr, pictures, porcelslns, bric-a-brao}l tion, B. Q. Coats, Auctioneer, -490 Bank. Open weok-daya. 8 B. m. to 6 booties, blankets, bands, shirts, nities; trunks, rockers, brooder. Yankee 27J1-J. i art goods. Don't tell before we '' turn around in the street to look at. Indies' cotton dresses, 12, 14, 46; other Trader. 23 Wtst Front_street. Red Bank, ing, now located opposite Middletown p. m.t Sunday mornings to noon.* late I Friedman's, 85 South Main l ^ Bath av*nu*,# Long Branch. Fhont What a present to man, wife or child. dreEses, size .9-46; grey suit, 16, black railroad station, Mlddletown. Phone Hid- BOARDSD. waih«i,fp^a: Excellent for home, car or farm. Bryan, BOXER—Pedigreed and rogistered with FURNTf U RE—IS inale iron bed, com- Asbury Park. Phone 8141. • pinstripe, 12; tweed, 40; other garments plete; desk end chair, morris chair, dletowu 854. No job to,o large or too •tripped and condlUoned. We show all Fortaupeck, Long Branch, American Kennel club. Cull Mr. small. breeds at all shows. Give your, dog a 4 OB 4 !t-ROOM apartment, with Smith, Rumson 1193.* too numerous to mention; also wanted, rocking chair, three-piece porch sot, pic- -bedrooms, or house la Bed Ban' TYPEWRITERS, adding macatns*and FLOWER AND VEGETABLE plant» by HAV BALING. Combining, mowing and brsak. Board It at a reglatered kennel. evening gowns, children's clothes. Dean's, t ures. 33 Chestnut a tree t, Ked Hank.*_ Forty years'" experience. Vlray Ridge vicinity, by October. Desirable offlc* equipment, new and used, the dozen or .by the thousand. Ed- SAILBOAT—20-foot Marconi rig, in5-5 Shrewsbury avenue, Red Bank.* fiANU PA1NTKU glaasw'ure, very un- rakine; also plowing, discing, sowing, board bronze rudder; in water, ready Kennels, registered, South, afreet. Eaten! ants, with good references. Wril bought, sold and repaired. Serplco's, ward Kollcky Greenhouse, across the TEA WAGONS shaving stand, table, Usual. On display In our showroom, etc. First class equipment, genuine, not 105 Monmouth street. Red Bank. to sail. Phone Ited Bank 2672-R.* duration farmers. Ralph., Haher, Holm- town, at Wyckoff road, Monmouth eoun- O. E.," Box 511. Red Bank. Iiiithway from Esso Station, Neptune brass bod, large dresser and man's $1 per glass, Middletown lletriKcration ty's leading dog hotel, highway, Entohtown. SSY'S TWO-WHEEL bicycle, su-in-h del. V. J. Phone 6391. THREE ADULTS dtsire nv. er Bol'd Waltham wntch, perfect condition. & Cold Storage Construction, Highway rooms, vicinity Red Bank, r«U| THE YANKEB TRADER, Red Bank, LARGE STEEL SASH for 'factory or frame, 2-inch tires, perfect condition; Call 87 Branch avenue, Red' Bank. 35, Middletown/Phone liUQ*. ESTELLE DECORATING service. Paper RADIOS—Sales and Service. Repaired at one -12-foot rowboat. Call Atlantic our shop by trained technicians. Com T. J. Foley,- 859 Montgomery" ihould be your pet shop to trade garage; three cigarette machines; CHEAP—ifC-incR man's bicycle, finest 200 FEET OF lire-war garden'" hose, hanging, plain and decorative paint- draftsmen's boards. Sea Bright Antique Highlands 967-W. ' two-cyiindvr boat ene'ina $10; pinit ing. Call Red Bank tn. Office, 20 Appliance Co., 115 West Front street. Jersey City (. Phone Delaware *V with, where a selection of over German steel, pre-wari stored by a Phone Red Banan k20 20393 . WANTED It) BUY—14-foot row S (lift Shop. Phone Sen Bright 9. MVE-PIECE REED set, with six-foot veteran, used one-half year, V. S. Royal pong table 915, poker t;tble, rollapsible* Mount Btreet. 10,001 various, uaed and antique 7-FOOT MOLDED plywood dinghies, 8- couch, two chairs, table and fernery, legs, $.10; harness, l^oat sink, propeller, BfEFRIGERATC-HS—Sales A Service. 17 Phone Red Bank 1890. white wall -balloon tires, $30. Phone years experience on all makes. See article* oan be had. The largest foot weldwood dinghies. Van Dcman, good condition, $50; 12 sets of wood Red Bank COS. 3ide litfhta, cushioiiB. °two-burner xn> FLOOR-WAXING. Call Red Bank NEED KOUM for several civilian store of 1U kind on the Jersey Coast. Locust, phone Atlantic Highlands 101. chairs and tables, good for tea room. A. plate, electric motors. Yankee Trader, 2478. Superior Floor Waxing Co. the new. amazing, Admiral Dual-Tempi students-~n training. Pleas* call DEDL1NGTON TERRIER, one-year old, Coast Appliance Co., 115 West Front 14-FOOT SKIFFS, with 3 h. p. Wiscon- W, Smock, Jl 31 Highland Boulevard, Ked Bank. Bank Airport 1730 and list those Keansburg. Phone KpnnaburK 14. - registered: A. K. C. papers. Phone Private homes our* specialty, street. Phohe Red Bank 2089. able. . ... POST AND KATE fenTfii""* EoW sin air cooled motors; 14-foot fiat Long Brunch 5%4 and S521. ELEGTHIC MANGLE., good condition. post* and round white cedar or oak bottom boats with 8 b. p. Wisconsin BOATS—16-fobt sen sled, with Johnson WSHIWASHINNG MACHINESCH . SsiVs A ... CORN ON THE COB. Call P*al 32,* four-cylinder outboard: six-foot can- TWELVE 11-MONTHS oft Super X Apply Locksmith, 115 Weal Kront I DUY AND sell secondhand clothes; vice. Let us* help you chase those hoard rails. Material only or erection nr cooled motors. Van Deman, Locust, street. Red Bnnk. contracted; estimates given, no obliga- vas covered Penn Yan Dinghy; 14-foot chickens Rhode Island Reds, $2.25 must be In good condition. L. Ker-wash day blues. Coast Appliance Co.. Atlantic Highlands 101. , QBch; nlso six Pekin diickl, laying, at ber, 209 Shrewsbury avenue. Red Bank. WE WOULD LIKE ta purchase I lornPlhNEt«342iw t tunnel stern Penn Ynn stepped outboard 115 West Front street. Phone Red Bank l'O ULTRYMEN'S-SERVICE—Everything $2 each'. Call Kcansburg 79. SLIGHTLY USED furniture Thrse- Phone 468-W. • 2039. «t the Valley, Ferwl: H. E. Newman, Jr., Old Monmouta road, for the poultry keeper I Disbrow raceTTiceboat," with 14-foot"backbonr, complete with sails and extra runner. WINDOW SCREENS, practically new, piece mapr. sun parlor" I6t;~ $35i"* hOOH.NG— AND—SlDINC,_expsrtly_ap- (Myrtle), -White Day lilies (Ao New Egypt. Brothers, Walepond Bond, %-mile west plied. Prices sre right. No down pay- .enany All boats in excellent condition. May bronre mesh, complete with hangers. black snd white oii rungs, S39; make , radio, refrigerator, washer, ust Illy), doublt-flowared brl SALT HAY—Fred D. Wikoff Co., of West Long Branch school. For de- be seen by appointment, l'hone Rurn- Two, size 30x37! eight, size 31?ix47 ment. Small monthly payments ar- very' or free service phone Long walnut cbllferobs, {24.50; wninut vacuum cleaner, etc. Trained service- wreath, Levett'* Nursery, In West Front street, • Red Bank. son 772, nnd' three, size 85?ix55. Write, P. O. ranged. Call Red Bank 109, Monmouth men. Coast Appliance Co., US West Ilrnnch 2680. Construction Co, 20 West street. Red FINE HEHI1 OF Cheviot white face" Ilnx 691,Jted Ja'nk^ _^__ dresser, $14.50; wfiinut buffet, ssr- Front street. Phone Red Bank 2039. Little Sllvtr. Phon. Red Bank 3!( YANKEB TRADER sayn When you FULL LUNCH ROOM equipment. Apply WILTON RUG, 1*2x13, very good con- v«r, table, ohina closet and four Bink. -—- 30 Park avenue, Fair Haven, after 5 sheep, some already with cute little PAINTING. DEX'ORAfflKa and paper- can't get It elsewhere, we have it. baby Inmbs. Do not have pasture for dilion. Price $126. Mrs. B. J. Grif- chairs, 139; six-wa; lamp, J6.6O1 SAY IT IN SPANISH. Spanish conver- hanging. Estimates given. DeCirlo AUTUdtt. LEAVING this iiimir o'clock, or Sunday. ' • ' fith, 94 Broad Btree-t. Eatontown.* satjon taught ini groups or Individu- two-year tour of Mexico, Central II West Front 'street, Red Bank. them. If you have gooil gra^s and love mahoKany crystal cioset, $49; twin- ft Wickersham. 63 Buniet avenue. Phone GOLD- 1'"1SH—All sizes, for pools or nnimnls, here is a real opportunity; 1 ~i WOOT SEA SKIFF..hull only. Phone ally. For information, call Atlantle Ked Bank 3610. South America, In a csr and a aquariums, pool' plarits.~~ Open daily Rynn, Monmouth Beach 4146. size maple bed and spring, J22.501 Highlands 633-J. "'• house trailer. Will tak* torn* self AVAILABLE! Outside pajnts'and trims, and Sundays until 9 p. m. Closed Wed- Ewes now lambing and one ram. Will BICYCLES REPAIRED, bought and sold. all shades, at our retail paint shop also sell electric shears; fdso a young MOORINGS—Mushroom anchors from also ipinnlns wheel, fl'l.lt): O. G. IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING you want porting adventure-'ieeker with mi, nesdays. Helen Miller, -Aquarium, Red's Bicycle Shop, 62 Shrewsbury who can share ihoutdcr hard knocks en Route 34. Psices begin at »2 per Guernsey hull. Cnll Freehold 12!) 1-1._ 10 to GOO pounds, galvanized' chain, mirror, $15; and new lots of house- hauled aivay. call Ed. Banfleld. Lo- avenue. Phor.e Red Bank 907-J. Highway 85, near Keansburg Gatewny. cust. Phone Atlantle Highlands 7€9-J. and there on the way for the mytt gallon. Kor faded woodwork and inter- l'hnnn Mlddletown 349. TWO BOTTLE COOLlStti, MnaTTcoiinter; nm! .m-tnilA Anchor line, at- the Boat- LAWKS MOWED, with power machine. ior restorative we prescribe our high man's Shop, 24 W.harf avenue, Red hold goods and bric-a-brac. Rus- and' quaint places to be found a also Wring rhrur cane. Phone Atlantic Phone Red Bank 861. ramble leisurely along. References gloss enamels, semi-lustres, vnrnishes Highlands 05S9-W. Hunk. eil's Furniture and Art Galleries, BETTER BADIO repairing, all work and deck paints. Write, call or visit AQUARIUMS—Tropical ftth. gold- ANTHONY DE PONTI, 24S Shrewsbury tual, of- court*. Write, "Author," FEMUERTHY " AUTOMATIC electric K.AFOK LIFE PRESERVERS. Children's 25 East Front street. Phone lied guaranteed, prompt terries. We avenue, Red Bank; phon* Red Bank 511. Red Bank. Plait'tq Finishes Co., Route 84, Mnta- fish, plants, gravel, accessories. ] nnd adult kapok life jackets, kapok sump pump, size 036, 4 h. p., used Bank 1693, pick up aid deliver. Open evenings. 8012-J and Asbury Park 8160-J. Con- wan. Phone Holmdel 7032. Helen Miller, Highway 8J, near , one yonr. Call Katontown 331-W. life preserver cushions, approved type, WILL BUY or leaae amall dinar ot Central Rsdlo ft Television Co, Call crete work, curba and sidewalks, drive- tauranu Must be in Monmouth e GET H1XON soluble Sulfur at Drug- Keansburg Gateway. Phone Middle- BEDROOM SUITE, licak," dininu room cork ring buoys, fenders, snd canvas ways, cement blocks and blue stone d.- gist's, a tonic, will l>ep you up, re- water buckets, at the Boatman's Shop, PHIL HARRIS sings "Dark Town Poker Deal 572. ty. Write. "M. A.." Box 611. Red Bi town 849, Open dally and . Sun- suite nnd optician's tnble. Call any Club"; "That's Whnt I Like About The llvery. . lieve* blood Infection, rheumatism, neu- evening - after 5 o'clock. Billinpham, 21 Wharf nvenue, Red nank. ' POWER MOWEB, Coldwell aJr-jM ritis, sciatica, lumbago-arthritis. Cap- days until 9 p. m. Closed Wednes- South." At Tustiny's only. Other rec- FRIGIDAIKB REPAIR service, any CARPENTER WOttK of any kind done motor, 20 to .26-inch cut pref* Brevcnt and Burlington avenues, Lcon- DTER DHOWS—9-foot rowing models ords available: Sinatra's album; "All by day or contract. Jobbing a spe- BUlesor liquid. day's. nrdo.* - for immediate delivery, Marino radio make. G. 4 D. Appliance Service Co., any type considered. Phon* Red Thru the Day"; "Atlanta, Ga"; "Talk 1 cialty. J. O. Marvin * Son, Box 43,1881-J. NEW B1CXCLES are coming in* All our telephones, Taffrail logs, eompnsses, and of the Town"; "I'm In Love With Two CO White street. Phone Red Bank Bslford. Phon* Kcaniburg 191-J or and {tor mivi^ntiofinl instruments, charts, tide 2761-J. APARTMENT. For husband aad used bicycles reduced in price. See usANTIQUE FIREPLAC&Mantle, over hitfh antl 3 feet v,'W. Phone Atlan- Sweetheatts"; "In Moon Mist"; "Where 484-W. now. Red's Bicycle Shop, 92 Shrews- all 49 inches across top by 50 Vi inches tables, nautical almanacs, and aoast Did You .Learn to -Love"; "It's Any-LAWN AND PORCH furniture repainted. girls 4 and 7 yeara, rent tic Highlands 76(i.* pilots, at the Boatman's Shop, 24 Whart EXPRESS—Moving of trunks, etc Phone Permanent. Write, "Apartment,™ bury avenue. I'iione Red Bnnk DO7-J. high; opening 32 inches wide by 37CELLAlt 1'OMT', General Electric, auto- body's Spring"; "One More Tomorrow". Called for and delivered. Phone Bed ANTIUUES, chinu. l>ric-n-bri*~" silver inches high, (15. Phone Red Bank 3080 nvenup. Red Bank. . ' Bank 40. Ask for Mr. Btitton. Red Bank 2041-J. Hill Bros., 150 511, Red Bank.* matic, slightly used. l'hone liigh- Hear these Ht Tus'tinft'j, 16 Monmouth West Bergen Place, Red Bank.* bought and sold. Sen liright Thrift before 5 p. m." , Inmls U94-W.» • YOUWi MASTS SUITS, overcoats, street, Bed Bank.' - . 1'UK MURTUAUE loans see R, V. R. H. LATHE, DRILL PRESS, work bencil Shoppe. Sea Urik-ht 9. DACHSHUND PUPPIES, registered A, shoes, etc. Call-Red Bnnk. 2249-M.* Stout, Lewis building, 77-79 Broad J6HrJ TOMPK1M8, representing United other machine shop equipment; 1 THKEK-l'lISCE walnut bedroom guite, HEW HKCOUDS at Turning's, If Mon- Organ Co., Ocejnslde, L. I. .New and K. C, six weeks old, one red mate, f street, (over Newberry store). office desk, etc Phone Long BrJ POTATOES. BAILED HAY, und straw. inner BPrinK mattress, $8,',; Jxl2 run, ROWBOAT-rl6-foot, oars. Phone Red mouth street. Lcs Drown, fnlctools, used pip* organs. Rebuilding and elec- Conover Brothers, Wickjitunk. 'Phone two red females, one "blue" femnle; ^ Hunk Hire.' . PAINTER, paper banger, deoorator, XI 1725-W. odd dishes nnd evening Uress, size lfi.' King Cole Trio, Ted Martin, Larrjr Ad- trification of old ottani and ( main- Holmdel 6121. also Hnnovia Alpine Sun Lamp, pre- I'lAK'O—Upright player; mission wood ier, Wayne King, Harry Jnrnei, Frank years experiences estimates given for IIA13Y BUGGY. Call Rumson 1171 scription size, Mercury Quartz. Cnll Cnll Entontown 331-W. tenance, B. F. D., Eatontown. Fbona DISCHARGE PAPERS photostated, 12 NO. a-A AUTOGItAPHTC koiluk spe- table; odd tables, desk lamp, 10-gal- Sinatra, Vaughn Monroe. Tustlng's, 16 all kinds of Jobs, Joseph Hoffman, 61 Eatontown 4I-J. ' WANT TO BUY—Kowboat and RedJJank 3O'.i5, • •• Harding road phone Red Bank 1807. 1 Must b* r*asanabl*. Schmidt, M hours service /at Horn's, IS Wallace cinl, noo<\ condition, eor/jplele. with lon fUh tnnk, two-gallon fisn tank, pic- Monmouth street, lied Dank.* -- mw mm •treet. Red Bank. GAS KA"N'OE.S, with heat controls, coal UrJNEKA*^"^^^ir"i"^rrr'^r^^"Tr' *»' '"~"'^"'~™L . contractor^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^~^?^; to*^^^^^^p soil^ , filJ dirt, PLOWING AND DISCING don*. BstT tral avenue, Watsr Witch. Horn* >aj leather -carrying case, tripod, combin- ture- frnmrs, rocking chair. 6 William AUTOMATIC GAS hot water heater, paf- mites given on large fields and small PIGS—Why worry about a merit short- ranges, coal and. gas, oil and gns com- ation backs for film, iloubli; plate hulil- street, Red Bank. Phone 3317-R.' cinders, gravol, manure, wood sawing. 1 day and 8unday. binations, oil cook stoves and henterB. foct condition. Call Ued Iinnk__54J>j-W^ Lionel Simon, phone Bed Bank HI otgardens. Call Edward Croat , Red agl. Raise your own hams, bacons er; complete. $20. J. Vftnsen, Ocean- 1-OrID.SON TliACTOR, reasonable. T. T.EXrUiE ICITBOXI w7is""r"'r'idi"ialre, *"7S. Bank 218-J, evenings, after 7 o'clock. CORN CRIB,* to rent for eoming wl and pork; bnliy pigs and tuirtly grown Samuel Swartz, 14 West Front street. IS. Port road,' near i''ort Monmouth bridge, VanSrholclt. Middletown. ^__ Call Highlands 120S. ssPhoni iivuef Holmde^*VHM**^sl 8*11wees, pigs, vaccinated, Irvzn purebred stock, 1'hnne Red Batik 1387.» Little Silver,* VACUUM cleaners repaired; any make. MA 1ftNK RAILWAY; also pontoon float, UPRIGHT PIANO—CliiT 1 p. Allen Electric Shop, 18 Whit* street, THREE TO FIVE acres-of level ab 110 up; also bred tows nvnilabie. Phone SEVERAL USED cook stoves, gas about 10xir>. No reasonable offer re- oned farm land,- no forest, with Bed Hank 3543. ranges, oil cook stoves and heaters, Red Unnk U87-M.* Red Bank.: BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BritannTcT eilHion fused. Cnll Rumson 630, between 6 ODD AND ENDS of furniture. Apply IF YOU HAVE any wood to saw, or or three-room building, badly ia 1 THINK Of Hi N'othiniTto change; all in first-class condition, We carry ,.1941; $164, maroon-buckram, as liew, l of repairs; water «)j«ctrlc, near bus, a furnace nnd stove pipes, wicks for. all _J_ P_j , 63 Waterman avenue, Rumson. cellars to be pumped out, csll How- FARM LOAMS, 4% Interest. Up to 40 nothing to stare with K'licu nil nu-tiil any 'reasonable offer, Cnll Atlantic 'fWO-XOMPAKTMENT dog house, $15; ard Tiltor., Rumson 618-J. yiara to repay. Unlimited *% funds »ay 35 or 36; one mile from r»U telf storing windows. Scrorna, storm makes of stoves, Samuel Swnrtz, 14 HUshjjuiils' 31J-R.* j; _ STOVE ANiri'URNACr E Irnrts and re- station, Q. L loan'or on essyii \Vo?i l-'ront street. Phone Red Unnk tnan'i bicycle, $25; three-way high pairs, andirons, hot Rlr registers, ice- ATTENTION I Any linoleum Boor for homes and eountry estates. West- sash and weather sti'ipi'ii.ir in, p l'KKD MILL—liy liilermUiMiaTTysvd" but chnir, $8: walker, $3; stroller, $3. Phone morland Steven t Llssner, lac, 102reasonable: between Keansburg, lit ent .unit plus cumpletn irretlom from 1 3 S 7.' . • slitchtly. ^Cnl^llolmdeM boxes, bookcaas, sledge hnmmcr, sink, scrubbed with special linoleum. soap, town and Red Bank. Write, Joe/'.Tl Moil Bunk 2155-J.* bathroom bnsln, wash tub, 116 Shrens- $2 and up, Kitchens a specialty. Call Norwood avenue. Deal. Phone Deal window enre; For i"rne demonstration, JUST ARRIVED—l'iiw nnd pipeless fur- HI'I-X'GM,—• Tur Mutlitr's tijy, BOAT— 2,Woot, open, practioaily new, 1266.or 1267. 112-Bth avenue. New Tfork city,Hi nnces, oil burners for cook stoves antl bury avenue, Ked Hank. ' ' Red Bank 2483-J or 718-J.for appoint- York. call Monmouth Construction Co., 20 "ennnries, $12.05; Lovo Birds, 1'nrn- six cylinder Continental, $600. Mil- ment. West street, lied Jiii-ik. l'hone heaters, Samuel Swnrtz, 14 WAt Front keels, Co:ker puppies. Shoro l^et Sluip, ilred'a Boat Yard, Morgan.1 KELLOlii; AIR compressor, withiVS •»• OWNER RETIRING, selllng'iecond-hand GUBTOM plowing, discing, sowing, bar- and new furniture iton, reasonable: FOUR-DRAWER letter sis* lUsl SI AT KUMSON—All ki:..|V"iVt t.ousiliuid Mryt. I'hnne Red Unnk 1387.' Ifil) Main street, lu^iuialiiirtf.* _ P, electric motor, $100; also Autogas good condition, Csll Bowtsll Agi T KADIO - PHONOGRAPH combination,, gasoline stove, $10. W. Sampson, River- vesting, tree pulling, ground clear- il years established Arm. •' 820 Main furnishings. Must be snld on nrcount WE CARHY, nietnl cnbincts, slnki and aSsPTEUB mNWElt B« i, .new; iTTilT; table model, Silvertone. Price 190. Atlantlo Highlands 116.- of moving. Cur, l)e if'*r, by tub?, with linoleum tops and chrome. mixed glassi'H, for wtmt of space, view Place, See, Bright. Phone Sea ing, etc.! tractor work of any Und bystreet, Keaniburg, Phon* Keansburg Can be seen at 17 Locust avenue, Fnir Bright I16-W. Mcr0t bout or contrast^ First elase 499. STATION WAGON. Will either roent. PhdnB Rumson '1^7. Samuel Swnrtz, H West Front street. carving But, new; .other nntlques. 71 Haven.* . ' - ' PUUL1C AUCTION SALE. The entire equipment. Ralph .Maher, Holmdel, N, 1940 Pontiac, four-door sedin, er YOUNG SAiJl/LE lioriv: TtiV I'lione Ued Hank 1387,* Urny nvenue, Hiiihlnntls.* -^ MA1-L1-) TWIN BED, coll springs, Inner- J,, box 861 phons Holmdel «l»l. BUILDING FOR RENT—In Keansburg, Phone Red Bank 2058-J. 'lands 13^^ nfter b p. tn. lTfsif~SKTi'Eii impiTios. Si* femalo set- ffirItT~CilEgT~riimjl ~c«7v«I, over 60 stock of antiques nnd gifts to be sold suitable for light manufacturing or siirinx mattress, 110; five pair cur- at Five Corncrt, Mlddletown, Route 35, THE! STRATFORD rennishers. Locust STUDIO COUCH, .good condition, I ONE-YEAR-OUIJ A1 • I'CK, iTe^icTi ami ters nvnilabie to fnmllies with privnto years old, e6st $*4r>0, (elf now $S'J; needle work, 7.500 aq, ft. Call for ap- tains, $2,50; boy's ian sport jncket, sUe four miles north of Red llank at 10 a. Point Road, Locust. Cars sprsyed; pointment. Walker * Tlndall, Realtors, onable. Daniel Schanck, Creek,' English wnlitut trees; also fig trees homes, Registered in American Field nlso small antique table, large Spanish Kl, ti. 102 WoodBlde avenue, corner alio furniture, antiques, porch sets re- Port Monmouth. , _• Club, lieditrreed, nvnilabie for your In- leather chair, morris ehnir,. round din- m. sharp, Wednesday and Thursday, 7 Mechanic street, Rid Bank. Phone and graphs. Edward Kosicky irreen- Kvertrreen I'lnce, Keansburg.* May U nnd 16, by order of X. R. S.,paired and reftnlshed, Phon* Atlantle BOUGH DRY WASHES to do at h house, Kpjiturji; Highwio', Kiitontown, spection. Price $60. L'leut, Ray Smith-, ing room tnble. Inquire 71 Dny nvenue, SNHAKfiuX CLASS sailboat, two sails, Highlands 731.M. 2776. Open Saturdayi.* •H John street, lied Bank,' nuctloneer, Herbert VanPelt. Box 401, Port Monmouth.. Across the highway from K.nan atatioti. Hjhjjgj K Kood condition,, hut needs paint. Call PAINTING AND paperhanglng, No jobRED BANK—Oarage, fully eauipped, low JUST AHRlVETi. ShlpmiMit uTTTiiol.'iim liAND PAINTED electric table lamp, njcl llnnk 2407-J.1' BY AN ELDERLY. Udy, a pl*siaatis SAVINGS I—On good slightly used ' too big or too small. Estimates cheer- rent, lone lease, iltsbllihed many . and board In an agreiable •mail and linoleum ruisi. Hamiicl '.Swnrlt, •. 1'tion*. -Kpyport 143.1, $1D; Chinese hnnd painted VHHC, $17.; fully given. Phon* Keansburg 755-J. yean. Aiklni 11,000. Walker A Tln- r 1/1 HO CLASS SLOOP, U50. Call Bum- furniture, Our stock moves rap- Tati family; convenient to buslni** 14 West Front street, Hid Hunk. 1'hone antique writing desk, sell for $2. i; paint- Bon. 72C-M. CESSPOOL AND SEPTIO tanka cleaned, dall, Realtors, 7 Mechanic strut, Red tlon. Writ*, "0. FV Box 111., ings, w.lth gold leaf frames. Inquire 71 Red BankMSS7.« • '_ , ATTENTION I Plumbing and heat: HEAUTH'UL ENAMELED five-burner idly. Visit our showrooms.' No rubbish removal service, Phon* Bank. Phone 8771. Open Saturdays.* Dk' OUTDOOR "U'VJW-->nr?ptiitn, A pfuloi- Ing luppliss, radiation, bathtubs, Bay aVfinie, HlKhlnnds,* . kiti-QHt'ne range. Call Holmdel 6881, obligation 1 We buy and sill," trade Keansburg 487. Robert Alb*, Port slonal fireplarc that p.iiyone run liuUd. ON.K , TljtTA KISTHNU" tW. one s'uVf IN THE.HEART of-town, thne-itory GOLF OLUBS, stftl shafts sinks antl cabinets, new automatic pTffSTTiBHS, CARl'SNTEllS and auto- ' and appraise furniture, and house- Monmouth. . building and' buslniis, large apart- Phono Red Bank IIH-J. It baWt. broMs, • grillt, Burns wooii, ensting rig, nnr> bnit grinder, twu . tnobile tools. Phone Atinntla Hlgh- ELECTRIC HANOI) and washir repair coal, charcoal r.r briq'iettrs, Nfttlf,naily 'gas' walef' heftteri,' SO-gallon gal- boat 'scan YietiV hnhd riirtdft' cfllf' life t .hold goods| antiques and' brlc-a- ment. 111,000, complat*. Walker i WANTED TO BUY—Howboat, II ' IMVIC*. fl, ,*. D, Appliance Servlc* Tlndall, Realtors, 1 Michante street, Red feat, A-l condition. Writ*. adVsr'ti's'ed; ' -MillbYoKle' linrm."' tlm«n- -. - vtnlte d. j.ajigt, bojltri, «ltra ,hflny)r,.. prcsurvcrs, one sler-l mitro IKIK and saw, brad 'For value* always, the little Co., 10 Whit* street. Phon* Bed Bank: hoilm, New Mnnmmllh, I'Knne.tililillr. all" klnili of "•|'»>HMH«r"'t«tilii,- Cnn -beJ\XifI'SlSTBH UUG, 8x10; lit of woodtn Bank, l'hone tilt.'•" Opeh SutWdtyl,* bout, Box »11, Red Bant, - oil burner supplies, American ' curtain stfjtehcr*. Phohi Red "B»nk .atom, lign with-the. arrows I .R.ui- . ttfl-l town i)<1 , ' " ^ Freezer 'and Appliance Company, teen at 133 East .HcrBc-n Place, Red LABOB RBaTAUBANTl .WelU eoulppsd,. Hunk. • ' ' _ niir.-lt after 5 p, m, oil's Furniture and Art' Gallirles, ft3UnX!NC^_oz alll kindnd s !•• HH. . v*' fpr sal*. Locatid en Highway IS. Rnute 85 'and Oakhlll Road,' Red NINK-t'OOT CANVAS oonred illnihr, a H. Stout7T»«wll l bildbuildingildi , 7777-79 FREEZERS FOR HOME and (arm, SMALL UfnVERSA"i7elecirh7"r»nYe7r26i 26 Eait Front itreit, Red Bank. Broad street (over Nswberrr store). Mutt be told due to sickness, Phon* mwM$u Bank, .rhone Red Hi\nk 8877,* Itcnsonnble price, Phons Red Bank Mlddl.town l»a.' It and 31 cubic ten for Immedl- ofllcer's short overcoat and two pairs Phone 1108. HOOVER cleaners reuaired, oraahe* r*. furnllhed preferred, Mlddle-aied 1 slioes, slightly worn, llie'tl'i; six broaiN Permanent, Reward for any li ste dillvsry, .Term), arranged. ITuUNl) PUPPIES, POKTABLB TYPEWRITER and can, bristled. Allen ElKJtrio Shop, II VENDING MACHINE wanted, North i'ifiS—Six weeks olcT* yCfTl l'u'nd FArmi cloth shirts, Blza 16U, wliln. Cnll lied PhontJled Bank White street, phone 818. Bed Bank, • Weitsms' prefirr*d. Simuil Hor- tlonWANTE. PhonD T*O Re SHAREd Bank, Youa148Q.Jg , .'.American Freezer A Appliance Co,, Sleepy' Hollow rand, llemlden'l Cor- Bank 0U1-M-2.* ' • . 1811-M.* IDO; child's dosk, $8 (girl's 29-Inch woman wishes to iBare *!„., Tilcycle, $161 cur basket or batitnnttt, AU't'O LOANS, over 1100 only, PrPrivati e rocks, Box 418, Nsptun*. . flouts It and Oakhlll road,'Red liois." LAliNDUY TYl'B not stove, equipped T-WO H SI ALL blcyelii, jrlrll, aood oon- car sales financed for any amount, li with another builnm woman in 4rt] . (litlon, roaionnhle,' Cull Atlantic ' r rowing machine, 13, 85,Washington CAPITAL RBQUIBBP. An opportunity Red Bank, Ref.reneu tmblll B«nk. Phone. J«77> . LUTOIUTOI ' H»VE»VET h.dneh.dne, f. to ' with legs, 1'ri'ca (ITi; gns wnier hnnt- eot, He Bed to tmv, FlfSt pnymonl .45 ilnyi nfter Dornunny, 111 ' Monmou'h . street, lied m,, write, R, F. U. 1, Box 411, Kiypen. have one, call, Rid Bank Jiltl.* creeiofc ljmh«r, l:-j.//)i./l irratmtnt, IliynkIliy , li^ltvnrles being made now, iH8'J nftir I u. m,» . Bank. . 1160 Mr thousand, l'tinrm Illghliimls Inilulliitlnii, 1'ros si'.lmnlos, Thani chlrlB, ; DiiC'horsO'WnlhlnR cult I vntor, .W Wll Kfn^"Hirennr~TCTT7~ roURiUUItNEK 'IrAtiLb top Hal rang*, N, J., phon* Keyport 184T-W, HIM! Hunk 8184;' '• ••'..' thr(i<)-ruw forn nlnll, A. J, Howmnn, four! radrntors, thro* eloclrlo light fli- DfCTUliB. .'Uoiii for Indlvldusl food hom.l bathlnr and botrdlBf, ' BWvc^Ea—*7a"i/y'i aid insh't, narrow •P4f V ^v*v •* »^» «>wp- - »w ' »•« »(™—*"l* J§O*W ~~I~~I I T * I I'tlTllib-CUsiIIUN sols, excellent don- d«cor/itln«r anil vnrloty of hauiennlil BOBnth .and fnlirnaUonal &u«k ifjti Din Oudin, Ihon* Rid Bank 'Verv jqpd cdndlt'.tm, W. K, Ilahr, room suite, whits li'Klhor iirnU one |ilay loohtri which will b* ,svillnbl« tiro* I .both In tottl condition, Cnll pjrn, ntliiriil wnoil; on« An^io-lNtrslAn .(lltioti, $1181 antlqut mahogany bur- artloUi, Artdroii, 1', O, Box/ 01, Nave. Kinnili. Five Cormrl, MIddUtt .nighlxnrfi, Phnnt Hlgliliinrfi Hit, sink.. ' . " ' around the first pirt.o' ,j\)n«, If ted Pink 7».J. after » fii m, ,. ' rut, CjEimtiiiintlnn < radio 'ilrik,k 1'hnne Vtynts, |3fii'ihr«« bgdit'thru itor* Isuti' fAnUk Iry ttlhs, porvtlRln topi, Call Friday, IntltMtid,' ugd thick' /Of II, (« h«b|« flati/tti |)*nt«1or ItyTniHiiunMiiuMmiHiiiiraKff " Mrrtiifijinww I ilmt 8ittur»!»7 MijTi'iViflvvii fa, •' r Iftfl u«K ituKi Hi ,boneh nnd • 'Tthle, U»y fllJ' J/' -..:•,'- .-.'• • '!v . V.v ' ttittt K lkk l Tr- ^ TOM tmiuii' ajRwn •mmm RED BANK KEGISTER, MAg 9,1946. Page Thirteen. MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR] WOMAN—To do Part tltae dome.tlc OT^0xiti' tut, on Drat, itraet, BIBS-*-!*'!a' baaement, with bar PRACTICAL- MDR*-Anj kind of work, boura from 10 to J, muit have ROOMING HOUSE—It rooms, all mod- BJVEB-FBONT luromer bojne, contain- RUMSON—Near river. Ana location, iab- THOMPSON AGENCY—DonM. _„ til tka neeaaaiTT aqulpment, lor nurilng. Country, feaihora or anr Romionj 1600. Phona 388-W. ern convenience!; recently redec'or- ing ilx roomi, two batbl, fireplace; itantlal home, living, dISingS kitcE.n, • six rooma each aid*; plot »Sx4»(U, excellent rcferencel, aalary 416 per ateSialio Ova-room dwelling and four attached garage; bathhouw. $9,000. Sea air heat; Bad Bank loctttoZ* ItWflL r or W«dlinni nilhtf I fll. Call pl«c«, »71 Rlrtr read, F»lr Haven, week. Phone Bed Baplc-8S«4 after 10 S26 BAY AVKNUB, Highlandsi a two- powder room, anolowl porchel, and four phon. Red-Bank 14««.'.» , • m. every day. ' « family houie, perfect condition; alio garagea on premliea. Right In KedRollton Waterbury, Realtor, 1« Wait' bedrooms, ona imall; bath; oil heat; Thompson Alency, 81 Eait Front itreat • and truek grower* will Bed • partly aultable for fnrnlihed rooma; Bank's business district. Bargain. Fur- Front itreet. Phone 360O.* good cellar; two-car garnge; larga plot, Phone Had Bank 700,' . BOAT BUILDERS, cabinat maker, car- ther narticulan, .write, "E. D, H.,1' Box nearly an accf, 115,000, Joleph 6. LET US HELP you with jour am- penter, 44-hour week, i'niida work, garaga attached. Can JM lean by <|» fAOM—Approximately 90-acie . fruit EATON TOWN—Beady lor oeropaBcy, •ointment at the). atora addreia . 511, Red Bnnk.* farm; Colonial home, many building!, McCue Agency, Realtor. Phoni Bumion recently completed, five-room busga-; ' ployment probletnl. RoUart'l plea-ant working conditioni. Apply 444 or Bed Bank 1470.* Zobei Yaiht Workl. Sea Bright. IUVER FRONT bulkhead property,. ri- tome repalri, Mlddletown. $16,0pff. Bob- ow of finest workmesahlp; modem tile NQ8 mnttd, U you ban a how* Employmant Agmcr, 77 -Broad pariu rlghta, 8 roomi, J baths, large EED-BANK.—Nke residential area, art f. Marvin, Highway 84, Matawtn. RUMSON—Cottaira on .-eitata,- lft kitchen and .bath; lateit. typa beatlnf aalei baron waiting. IV, IE atraat, Bad Bank. Phone Red. Bank HAN DISHWASHER wanted at once; modern kitchen, laundry, fireplace; bullt- 10 rooms, three bathi, encloied Phone Matawan 841-J, Opposite White- acrei, ilx rooma, bath; oil heat; gar- lyttem; in private development, with 77 Bread strait, pbone Bad Bank good Pay, maalt; all daya a week. in garage. Phone Bumaoa 4»9. gate Inn.' Many.othen. — ' . age extanaion could be converted into aka view; inspection by appointment, Strand Beataurant, 64-08 Broad itreet lolarlum, oijiurner; three-car gar- BUK, nil or rent all types of real tatau RED BANK—-89 Weit Front street, additional roomi If dwlrad. (1E.00D. Jos- 'rice on application. O. F. Borden, Red Bttnk, phono 8841. age,, with apartment'; 1/8 of an Shrewibury,. or Q. H. Nevlua. Phone CURTAINS, SCARFS, . table elotbi, through Constance) Smith Agency, 14 double house, five roomi and bath eph G, HeCue Agency. Phone Rumion TWO HALESGIKLH for bakery. Apply Mapla avenue-Fair Haven, phone Bad acre. $U,500. Splendid value. •ach aide; plpeleil heater; garage; lot ' > Bed Bank 1470." Bad Bank 1661 or 1638-J.* laundered, (taicbad and itretcbed, WyckoflVa, S71 Broadway, Long ROOMS FOR RENT Mri. L. Naxaio, 17 OaForait avenue, Bank >8»8. Chirlet E. Sweeney, Monmouth ave- 106x144 Approximately. Suitable for bus- PAIR HAVEN—Six roorai, bath, iteam OCEANPORT—BxceHtloniil filue & - Branch or 19 Main itreat, Eatontown. inin location.. Price* $20,000. Terms. Red Bank. Phone Bed Bank 8489-R, ii AUBBSei -ouud ca tha nort* ild» nue. Phone Rumion 1492. beat; occupancy July lit, 18,000.' brick-faced ..bungalow, containing llv* «OOUS, *l South ~iUe«W Bad Bank', of Main at lincrofti alio a lot Write, "Double Houie," Box ill, Red Terms. Schwarti-Maeklin, ( White ing room, dining room, kitchen, bath, jFcntat and oomtortablai hot water at all SOBER, HANDIHAN wlihta tfarden SALESLADY—Experienced, .wom- 50x178 on rti aid* of Bgbtb art- SIX-ROOM HOUSE, all improvements, Bank. atreet, Red Bank. Phone 3121.. and four bedroomi; 120-foot frontage, Umai. Plant? of parking space. Mod. work and alio j year around job for vl^h shade tree! and shrubbery. Year rrr en's wearing apparel, good salary, cut at Ni Price of lat 15*0 eaih. garage. Inquire 260 Leighton ave- EIB—152-161 Weil Front itreat, RED BANK—West tide, five roorai, it crlwi. Pbon« t»U, good pay, vicinity of Red Bank. Phone lennle O. Unerott. N J, iround houie. in area of high aummer Bad Bank 184»-J. ' itaady . work.,. Apply, 81 man. "Nice nue. Red Bank after 7:80, p. m., or, double houie, ilx roomi and bath each bath,, Bot air heat. $4,600. Schwartz- .._ _. BED flanki,moit convenient lide, hot air furnace; lot 56xll5 ap- Macklln, 8 White itreet, Red Bank, uluei. Steam heat, dry cellar. Oppor- locations; both lingle and double COOK—General houaaworker of day'i Things." 68 Broad Itreet. Phil's Service itution, Shrewibury ave- unity for aolld InVeitment at price of n REAJL ESTATE and liaaraae*. Panl, nue, B BO m. to 7 p, m. proximately. $8,600. Terms.- Write, Phone 3121.' . .,••-.,. roona. lira. H. T. Dowatra, 68 Maple work, reference. Write, "C, G./' Box 17,500, wltn, additional allowance . tor B. StrAer, ipaclalllnf la faimi, Double House," Dot-611, Bed Bank.' RED BANK—Two-lamily bouii, iS; annuc, Rid Bank. Phone 1«84. 511, Red-Bank.*• XOUNTTMAN—Sober, . willing .worker, MQNTAUK VIEW, Eait Hampton, Long rodecoration and minor lrnproYementi. country bfamei "and, aeUUa. SUM Island; desirable plot of 8 Iota. Call ETVEB FRONT COTTAGE, completely rooma aach alda; 'nice lection of Red BW FURNISHED doubleroom, STALE VOCALIST, with voice training for amall catnte; near Red'Bank. One furnished; delightful Home on North C. F. Borden, Shr'awibury., 'or Q, JL who la f&nd oC anlm'ali. New four-room Highway.\o. !«, Holmdal, phoni Atlantic.Highland! all for all s>rtie- Bank.. 18,600. Bchwarti-Macklln, 8 Neviui. Phona Bed Bank 16(1 or r«uitabl* for' couple or buirneli man. experience, deilrei audition wltb or- a Shrewibury river; studio-living room, 22 In fiusriien, on bui line. Phone Rumion chestra. Write, "Vocallit," Box SI 1, apartment and. bath for right young Holmdil «« ulari.* ' "' . * ' White itreit, Bad Bank. Phone 3121. l«33rJ.* ••.••••• man who proves aatlsfuctory; moderate LEONARDO—House, ific roomsroath, feet long, with fireplace, lunny dining HIGHLANDS—Tan roomi, two-family Red Bank.' room, two aunporchei, modern -kitchen, SED, BANK—Larga two-family houie. :C(; ROOM, -For colored. 29 Cherrr HK;H SCHOOL' GIRL deilfei part time salary. Opportunity for quick advance- SHADOW LAKE PARK. Alexander IIC- heat, gas and electricity; near atore, house; lot '50x100; garage. $4,750. with slate roof, with completely. sep- ment. Write, ago, full details to "Y. bus, station and beach. Phone Atlantic t.,wo bedrooma, ,bath; large plot, 80 feet Schwarti-Macklln, » WhlU itreet. Red J. >atreet, Shrewsbury, Pbone Red Bank office work, typinir and dericnl, tlon, acre plots; a modern restricted on j-lver;: attractively landscaped, ahade '&te 'heating lyitami.' Each unit eon- Steady, through aummer..' Phone Rum- M.," 'Box 511. Ited tfank. residential development Fr H. A. ap-Highlands 340.* - Bank,. -Phone 8121. •- .alning living room, dining .room, M-W. Call after 6 p. m.' trtes, rock garden; prompt occupancy. 1 KNI8HED DOUBLE room, kitchen ion 797. .... EXCELLENT OPPOKlUNmr In advls- uroved; school adjoining, cloie to rail- BOWTELL, AGENCY—Waterfront mod- Price 114,000, Including' lovely furni- DWELLING—^Nlce . nelghbornood, in tltehen. three bedrooma and- bath.. Con- !- prlvllegil, l» realdentlal location, near or> cunaclty for sincere cultured road station, lake prlvllegei. A few fine em dwelling, Perfect condition, three ture. Joseph G. McCue Agency, Phone Red Bank, ten rooms, three baths, 'eniently located to icbooli anil ihop- EXPERIENCED SALESMAN dealral woman. . Must have Initiative and pleas- home sites itlll aviilable, Saa your real- bedroom'!, tilo bath, tile kltcjten, hot larga garage. (16,600. John T. Law- ilng center; exterior nawly painted; ax- Jtatloa Suitable for builneii couple, tor; alio E. Alexander, on tha premiiea. Red Bank 1470 or Rumion 444.* Phona Ra-I Bank 2B81-W. Personality. Flexible hours. Wri(t water heat, oak floors, fireplace, game liy, agent) Blyenlde Drive, Red Bank. .client investment at |10,000. C T. connection In thla vicinity; alao 0., Box fill, Red Bank,, giving .phone PoUofflce, R, D. No. 1, Pox' 4.' Red Bank. room, bar; rare' opportunity. $0,000. RIVER FRONT—70X800 feet; three mal. Phona 410. ' Borden, Shrewibury, or G, B. Navlm. El TURNISHED room, private experienced writing publicity and number. ter bedrooms, bath, mald'i room and "hone Red Bank 1661 or 1633-J.* PORT MONMOUTH—Bungalow type Phone. Atlantic Highlands 116. bath, fireplace, laundry, icreene/1 porch, PORT MONMOUTH—House, six roomi, bith Gentleman only. Phone Red 1 with garase,, with all Improvements; •0»nk 2073-M.* advertiling ahd good mathema- iptnd aummer at lovely re- houie, flvi rooms, pantry; Caragti BOWTELL AGENCY—Modern , five-room screen!, storm windows, awhlngi; at- EATONTOWN — AttractWa ourroom tician. Willing: to accept drawing sort - ana' help with bouae. Apply ready for Immediate year-round, occu- bungalow, :large 'kitchen and bath-, tached garage; lecluded: excellent con- alio a live-room houie which scan be bungalow, in perfect condition, with I DOUBLE ROOM, for couple, on but line, Whitfield Studio, WhitMeld Building, pancy. Located close to seashore and 100x100; one-car garage; hot-air "heat. occupied Immediately. . R. B. Rauch, panelled living room, and dining room, flva mlnutei from Fort Monmouth; no account agaimt. commliilon. Phone dition. Price $18,000. Frank B. Lawel Red Hunk. - • • iwlmrntng pool, May ba Impacted even- Bargain, $6,000. Idcifl for G. I.- 80-Agency. Phone Red Bank 2875.' New Monmouth roa'd, New Monmouth. wo bedroomi, kitchen, tile' bath and kitchen privilege!. ' Fkone Red Bsnk Red Bank 2720-J. before 11 a. m.' Phone Mlddletown 195-J. ' - splendid heating system. Attractive iiEfVBHAT houae worker. STuit Ravi nga or week-end, Kearney, Wllion day occupancy. Phone Atlantic High- BUNGALOW—Two bedroomi, bath, uo$.* . own car, two in . family. All yecr avenue. land! 11-6. CTOGAlOtV AT sHORti, with five yard with two-car garage, cement floor. TURNISHBD BOOMS, Tlth kitchen prlv- kitchen, living room, "-fireplace, hot roomi, til furniihed, Including gai Occupancy by agreement with owner. HOUSEWORK DESIRED by experienced round job. Best of reference! required. MAPLE AVENUE—Sevan rooms, fire- BOWTELL AGENCY—Up-to-date home, water heat; full cellar. Located, near Hues, at 16 Allen stree*., Rumion.* youncr woman, five mornlngi a week, Mri. C. E. Fisher. Little Silver Point, place, large lot; early occupancy. "five bedroomi, bath, largo living room, •tove. Call Harry Giloly, Holmdel 7704 Price $3,600, C. F. Borden, Shrtwabury, 1 bus line, En buiineil tone, Price '$8,000. or G. H. Nevlos. Phone Red Bank 1661, UNCLE ROOM, gentleman preferred, 43 In dciirable home: Write, "E. Y. W.," Little Silver l'hone Red ILnnk 492. Price $9,600. Ella Wlltihlre Agency, lun porch, cellar game room, hot water Frank B. Lawei Agency. Phone Red after 4 p. m. . . • FeUr'a Place, Red Sank, Call even- Box SI), Red Dunk,- or 1638-J.' }Jelp mine, with 77 Broad atreet. Phone Bad Bank 2111. oil heat; two-cftr garuge; best residen- Bank 2876.* ; ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, two lots 100 Ings, Bed Bank 3197.* ODD JOBS DONE well by ex O. iTCar- care of srnHll children and prepare INCOME PROPERTY, Duplexhomernrit tial neighborhood. Immediate occu- - foot frontage, '135 feet deep; 8500, SHREWSBURY—Red Bank area, naar UHsW—L»rti« attractive FoomT to pentcrinn, gardening, painting, houie- FARM— 84 acres, all tillable; barm, Write "F. H.," Box 511, Red Bank.* light meals. Must Bleep in. Excellent flopr, four roomi, fireplace, bath, lec- pancy; corner plot. '$12,000. Call At- chicken houses, four-bedroom dwelling, Newman Springa road. Well comtruct- bueinois man. Near Bad Bank bui cl«anini{, etc. i'.hi'ne Red Sank :I383.W wagei. Write, "Mother's Helper," Box ond floor,1 fo.ur roomi and bath; Income lantlc Highlands 116. TRACT OF LAND, south side of high- d two-story house, ilz roomi and bath, Una. Phone Atlantic Highland! B23-J. or write, P. O. Box 1S4, Fair Hnvtn. I! improvements, hot water heat; firei>lnce,-611 burner, iteam: one-car gar- 611, Bed Bank. $118 monthly. Ella WIlJsMr. Agency, FOUR-ROOM BTJSGALOW. with ?P brook; four mllea to railroad station. way 81; about 300 feet east of Palm- COMFORTAUUi 8UMNV room, in modf- 6VU&IAL WORK, good cook, Ifoilif- BOY .or girl tor fountain work. Apply. 77 Broad itreet. Phone Bed Bank 2181. acre-"of land; within five minutes walk er avenue, Keaniburg; 400x165 feet age; lot 50x160. Occupancy within two erence, imallfamily. 1150 month. Ex- Price $26,000, Frank B. Lawei Agency, monthi.' $8,500. C. F. Borden, Shrewi- trn private home, convenient reaiden- Fair Haven Pharmacy, Fair Haven, or UARUAIN—One. acre, ' six-room home, to postofnee and railroad station, ' at. Plume Red Bank 2875.' running from highway louth to itreet In tlal acctlon. 30 McLaren atreet. Phone perlenred; white woman. W-rite, "Gen- call Red Bank 38. outbuildings, near track. 48,500. Im- Middletown. Price $3,200, H. F. -Iia- rear of-tract, with a 18-foot lane on bury, or G. H. Neviui. Pbona Red Bad Bank 81»»-H.» . -. •• eral Work," llox 511. Red Bank.' i : brccque,-, Campbell'! Junction. Phone SEMI-BUNGALOW. Four bedroomi, Bank 1661 or 1833-J." MAID—For Monday, Wedheiday, Friday mediate occupanSyT "' ^Ella -Wlltlhlre play room, modern kitchen, lunporch, wait llde of tract, Suitable for busi- *vlf UUit/l reipectable bulineii coupler DKmw Phone PART TIME cashier. Carltpn Theater, IS,GOO. Frank B. Lawei Agency.. Phone ters Agency, New Monmouth, Middle- Red Bnnk 1661, or 1683-J-* rapher, Box ill. Red Bank, giving it- right!. $22,000. See Bollton Water- venue, Long Branch. Phone 3640. lUd Bank 287$.* taili of poiitron.* - bury, Realtor, It Weit Front atreet. town 288. * TEN-ACRE HOMESITE, with apple or- trt-neriit housework, part Phone 3500.* TWO FAMILY—River road, Red Bank, chard ; frontage upon paved blghway, REAL ESTATE WANTED time, from 0 n. m. to 2 p. m.4 two FIVE-CORENR property; 100x205 four rooms and bath firit floor; four ACREAGE—Ploti, loti, one-scre home MODEKN HOME. Colonial type,- seven site!, $400 each; two lots on river, between. LincrDft and Holmdel. Excep- pO. YOU HAVE a home in Red Bank in fnmily. . Phorlo Red Bnnk 1911." feet, attractive bungalow, seve'n rooms and bath lecond door; full eel- tional plot for future homealta at HELP WANTED .roomi; tile bath; finished basement, and large attic, iteam beat, oil. $500 each. E. C, Reed, phone Red __tor lale? I have a client wltb cash, NUKSE Two. children, roomi, automatic gas, hot water. Bank 121.* $3,000. C. F, Borden, Shrewibury, or iteady poiition. Keferencel required. ith playroom; lot 126x100: oil bur- Price $12,000. Comtuca Smith, 14 H. Nevlui. Phone' Red Bank 1661 or •bho will pay tha price. Ella Wlltihlre ner. Owner occupied. $U,000. See heat, perfect condition; desirable Agency. 7 7 Broad street. Bed Bank. SALESMINDED MEN to. represent a Phone Kumson 1386. Maple avenue, Fair Haven. Phone Red 1633-J.' Roliton Waterbury, Realtor, It West. , location; owner occupied. Phoney Bank 2308. MIDDLETOWN—Near Red Bank, Phone 21«1. new company in the fiildSof home im- CAK WASHKIl and porter. Steady ."-ucre; taxes $20. Price $3,000, Borden, -Shrewsbury, or G. H, Nevlui* of. the fastest growing orgsnixatfons in Bhore lummer. South winter. Apply Waterbury, Realtor, It Weit Front Walker 4 'finds!!, Rcilton, 7 Mechanic 14 Maple avenue. Fair Haven. Phone CbtrltM E. Sweeney, Monmouth Ptjone Bed Bank 1661 or 163S-J.* (changed. Write. "Lifelong," Box 511, Amr-rica which offers unlimited otipor. itreet. Phone J500.# Red Bank 2308. . !>ici Bunk-or call Red Bank 3048-B. Whiirteld Studio Apartment, Whitfield itreet, Red Bank. Phone 2776. Open avanue. Phone. Rumion T492. tunitiei.' See Mr, Cross, Carrleld-Grant building, 73 Broad street.* L'TTLE SILVER home, containing Ilx Saturdays.* . - r.-*- COLOHED—Bis bargain for quick aale. STATE OF NEW JERSEY, DEPART^ ,'UST YOUK PROPERTY witb us forHotel, Long Branch, 7 to 9 a, m., ind roomi, bot water heat; two-car gar- Two and a half bungalow in one, or , rent or lale. Buyers waiting. Bob- HANDY MAN, by day or week to work BELFOMD^Five rooms, bath, hot air OLD COLONIAL houae, leven room!; no MENT OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE 7 to 9 p. m.* • age; lot 100x160; good location. $14,000. heat, itorm lash, icreeni; large lot; three apartment house; electric, water CONTROL. art I. Marvin, Highway 34, Matawan; WATTER—Five-day week, good bale, imlde houie and yard in Red Bank. See Rolatdn Wafcerbury. .Realtor, 16 Weit central heat or bath room; electric, Good character necessary. Phone Red tucea ISC. Immediate occupancy. Price and bath, on South itreet, Eatontown. No. 6976 •Phone MaUwan S41-J. - well eilabllihcd dientle. Apply by Front itreet. Phone 8600.* ' Renti now for. 142 a month, Write. good will, garage; one-quarter acre; Bank .172. 16,800. Walker & Tindall, Realtor*. 7 only (8,000, all caah 12,800. Three TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: letter to "Waitreii," Box 511, Red DUTCH COLONIAL borne, containing ilx Mechanic street, Red Bank. Phone 2776. Francis, P. O. Box 8, Eatontown or call VETERANS NEED houiea;1n prlcei Bank. PRACTICAL NURSE—Would like to milea Red Bank. ,E. C. Reed, Sycamore TAKE NOTICE, that purauant to tha ' roomi, hot water heat; one-car gar- Open Saturdays.* second home from corner, Victor ave provisions of Title 33, Chapter 1, Re- fram f>,I0O to 110,000. We BEAUTICIAN—Experienced, gooH iaT- find nurse who would take aged In- age; conveniently located; near river. nue on Grant avenue, Ettontown.* avenue, near Tlnton Falls,* valid liidy into her home and care for KED BANK—Maple avenue, ilx-room TWO LOTS In borough of Shrewsbury; vised Statute! of New Jeraey (Alcoholic promised them a home—let's do It. ary. Call Red Bank Wt. $8,000. See Bollton Waterbury, Realtor, LlTTfcE SILVER-Three-room lummer Beverage Law), a hearing will be held her during th«D lummer. Phone Red 16 Weit Front ' street. Phone S6O0.* house, bath, insulated, hot air heat, good location, well drained; sidewalk Pricei are good—but moat of all, BAKER—Part or full time.. Hamen'i Bank lit:. coal; one-car garage; lot 60x252; owner cottage, convertible - to winter, for on Wednesday, May 22, 1046, at 10:00 Bakery. C«ll Keyport 417. RED BANK home, containing ilx roomi, couple; nlca'ibcatlon on high land; ter, and curb; all utilltlis; convinlent to bui o'clock In tha forenoon, at the Depart- ETTiEKLY WOMAN' wishing good home occupied. Price 19,509. Walker & Tin- Ine; (flOO for one, $1,100 for the two. they need houalnr. Llil your Drop- all improvement!; near high school; dall. Realtors, 7 Mechanic atreet, Red electric. $2,500. Owner. Phone Lone ment of Alcoholic Beverage Control, with room and board and imall lalary 1 Bargain for aomeone. Clark P. Kemp, arty with ui. We will lie that It FEMALE BOOKKEEPER, one fa- one-car garage. $9,000. See Rolaton Bank. Phone 2776. Open Saturday!.* Branch 8745-J.* Seventh Floor, 1060.Broad Street, New- In return for light . household dutlei. Waterbury, Realtor, IS West Front owner, Uttle. Silver, phona Red Bank ark, New Jersey, to determine whether la fold only to a veteran. 8chwarti- miliar with mechanical bookkeep- Call Red Bnnk 2047-M;' ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS— Eight roomi. LITTLE SILVER home, large living 1757 after « p, a. street. Phone 3500.* _ . ... dining room, modern the following described property ulaed Macklln, I White itieet. Red Bank ing preferred; 40 houri, no Satur- STLLS lilHLS; goo3 wages. Steady two batha. all convenience!; lot room, library, FAIR HAVEN—Seven-room houie, tile on April 21, 1046; at UJ7- West Bergen TINTON FALLS, home, containing 11 30x260; tuei IU0; flelditone fireplace. kitchen, recreation room, four bedroomi, 1121- » diy work; pleaiant working con- position to right party. Apply Sny- ' roomi; hot water .beat, oil burner; bath, modern kitchen, steam heat Place, In the Borough of Red Badk, der's, 3J Broad street, Red Bank. Immediate occupancy. Price $3,000. tile batb; lavatory, hot water heat; two- hardwood floors; house in excellent con- County of Monmouth and State of New ditlonl. Red Bank firm; atate 'age, eight acres of land i owner occupied. Walker & Tlndall, Realtors, 7 Mechanic car garage; larga plot; tuaa 1100. ^o 6-room apartment HOUSEKEEPER, rooking, living out". *9,(00. See JiolitonVWaterbury, Real- dition. Price, $10,600, W. C. Weart, Jersey, conitltutel unlawful property heeded,/TV or about Red Bank, Phone experience, etc., in application. Let- itreet, Ked Bink. Phone 2779. Open Fries 114,300. W. A. Hopping Agency. 48 Broad itreet. phone Red Bank 2241).* thereunder, x Saturday and Sunday off. Write, An- tor, 16 Weit Front street. Phoni 3500.* Saturday!, Bad Bank 1 ten, confidential. Addreii, "Fe- nie Zeh, P. P., Halt Ke»nsburg. Phone Red Bank S97.* RESTAURANT—Building and restaurant ILATTERV, OJKIHLDS, and bomage will TAVERNS—State highway. One forLITTLE SILVER—Six-room bungalow, BRICK HOME—On Shrawabury avenue, DESCRIPTION OF SEIZED PROPERTY I male Bookkeeper," Box 611, Red CTRL—To do tTping an3 office work. $23,000; ona for $36,000. For full completely equipped, lot 48x147: ei be yoiira fofTa 7, • or 9-room houie. hot water heat, oil; two-car garage: four roomi and bath on firlt floor, callent location on highway; itock In 4—4/5 quart bottle! of whiskey. Bank.' ' • ; Call Kt.l Bank 2242 or 11 Mount particular!, lea Roliton Waterbury, Real- lot 50x177. Asking $9,600. Walker * 187—Bottlea of loda. But more, a dependable year around itreet. Rti BanBankk. tor, 16 Welt Front itreet. Phone 8500.* three bedroomi, all Improvement!. Price eluded in price of $10,000. W. C. (It. Phone Rumion lit-]. Tindall, Realtors. 7 Mechanic ltreet,»Red $7,000. W. A. Hopping- Agency. Phone Weart, 42 Broad itreet, phorie Red 1—Music box, Rock-Ola, Serial No. HAIRURESSER-^Alio » nanicurlet. MIUULK-AtitU Woman as housekeeper. BUSINESS PROPERTY—In Red Bonk: Bunk. Phone 2776. Open Saturdays.' 32956. _... JD TO RfcNT—Small bungalow or No heavy cleaning or laundry.- Pleas- brick building, two stories, with atore Red Bank 397.* Bank 2240.* apartment, two bedrooma, 'vicinity of Buiy, rooder i ibop, five daya a week, LEONARDO—Beautiful lix-room bunga 1—Fridignlre Ice box, Model L-6. excellent aitary. Allenhunt Beauty ant situation. Phone Red Hank 1948-R.* and apartment. $16,000. See Roliton RUMSON—Immediate occupancy, five- RED BANK—Six-room home on Mapl 1—Nation;! cash register. Serial No. Bed Bank. Write, Box 847, Belford* low, bath, ihower, steam heat, electric avenue, lot 60x262; 90-day occupancy. Shop. Jhone 1401. COUNTER GIRL—Good wagei, meali Waterbury. Realtor, 16 Welt Front range; seven-foot flreplnce, brass plumb- room houte, garaci, |t,00O, For In- S-T.TJOOS, with 118.23 in currency. VETERAN"WOULU like to buy bou.e. furnished, no Sunday work. Apply itreet. Phone 8800.* spection call Dennle K. Byrnes, Rumion Price $9,600. W. G. Weart, 42 Broa 19—Whiskey and highball glatsel, mis- ItEUXftLB WOMAN. Sleep^ fiii mult insr, icrecm, itorm sash, in'iulated; two street, phone Red Bank 2240-* not to exceed 16,000; located between like children, good home to right par Mr. Goirel, New Main Cafeteria", Fort OCEANPORT HOME, with seven rooms, ear--garage. Asking $9,500. Walker 576. cellaneous personal property in Sid Bank to Middlelowti; alio Holmdel. ty. Write, stating ajre, experience and Monmouth, Building 12.2, opposite Rus- hot water heat; three acrea land; fruit Si Tindall, Realtor!, 7 Mechanic atreet HUMSON—Five-room bungalow, excel- cash register compartment. Write. "Vettran." Box 611. Red Bank..* rcferencel to, 'Reliable,"' Box 511, Red set ,Hall. Phone Eatontown 1080, 'ex- trees; tennii .court: river right!; two- Red Bnnk. Phone 2776. Open Saturdays. lent condition; two-car garage. $15,< THOMPSON AGENCY—Properties of TAKE FURTHER NOTICE, that if, WANTED TO RENT—Two or thrce- Hank. tension 344. car garage; Immediate occupancy. See 000, For Inspection call Dennli K, all typtt for lalei including after such hearing, it is determined thnl LEONARDO—Seven roornsi bath, Roi the seized property constltutei luch un- room unfurnlehed apartment in BedBSAUriClArirCood salary and hours. OIKL^-A limited knowledge of typing Rolston Waterbu/y, Realtor, It Weit Byrne. Phone Rumion 678- farmi, town properties, . country Bank or* vicinity. Phone Red Bank and bookkeeping necessary, Send full' Front 'street. Phone 3600.* air hent, all conveniences,' fireplace, s lawful property, anil said property ia Call Highlands 1155 or 1211). screen!, new plumbing, newly- painted; 11UMSON—For a large family, ten-room homes, aitates, and riverfront!. declared forfeited, it will be disposed of JDU/W.* Information to, "Girl," Box 511, Red TWO-FAMILY HOUSE, located in At' WOMAN—To take can o/ two-year-old B.nk. one-car garage: taxei 8100. Asking; SB, house. $17,500,-.' For impectlon, call TbompBon Aginey, 81 East Front in accordance with the provliiom of DtTri)RWUHtr> four-room apartment or child evenings, six eveningi a week, lantic Highland!. Four roomi and 750. Walker & Tindall, Realtors, 7 Me Dennis K. Byrnei, Rumion 878. luch Statute. aniall honae In or near Red Bank, two PAINTER FOX about two months, work Wednesdays oft, S3 Barker avenue, AI- bath each floor. Good condition. One chanic itreet, Red Bank. Phone 2776. TENNENT AREA—82 acres, excellent itreet. Phone Red Bank 700.* Newark, New Jcriey, »du!H. Write, "F. M.," Box Jll, Bed fred Vail, Eatontown, Phone- Z5<-M.* in Colt's Neck. Have nice room and apartment available May lit. Price board for one anxious to make good. Open Saturdays.* potato loll, nice brook; main dwell- May 1, 1946. $3,500. See Roliton Waterbury, Realtor, 21 AORES of high, nicely located land, ing burned, good outbuilding!; four- THOMPSON AQENCY — Seven room! Just -plain—painting-.to. be done.-Call. U-Weit-Eront-itreet—Phone S500-* and bath; -arced hot air heat, coal ERWIN B. HOCK, .... All Ifee. YOUNG MAN—To cut and care for Freehold 1291-J ot meal time. will iellin-imnll»r blocks, 1.0C£L feet. -room__lanant home. Price $10.0000. Rayy Wonmouth county property for ule or SMALL FARM—In Mlddletown. Five -plot -60x300 i-oni-ear—garagi; J7,50C Deputy Commliiioner. lawn during lummer. Phone Red THREE EXPERIENCED painters and on Navesink River road. . Price (8,000. Stillmnn & Associates! Poone JSJSa.ton- nut. John L. Minu«h, broker, Rum- Bank 632. acrea; icml-bungalow, three bedrooms, Walker e4,Iindall, Realtors, 7 .Mechanic town 7.' " Thompson Ageney, 81 East Front IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY. ion road, Ses Bright. Phone Rumion two carpenters. Fred Sefcik, 42 Lin itcam heat, oil burner; two-car garage. street. Phone 70J.» BOOKKEEPERS ASSISTANT. WSSall coin Court, Kennsburg, Phone "87-R. itreet, Red Bank. Phone 2776. Open EATONTOWN AREA—Large^ot, houie "O AUDREY TAYLOR: U«. See Roliton Waterbury, Realtor, It Weit Saturday!.* THOMPSON AGENCY—Six roomi and must have lome knowledge of double Front street. Phone 8500." having four apartment!; Income $100 By virtue of an order of the Court of E CLIENTS wanting to MAN—To work inside of local per month; owner't apartment not In- bath, fireplace, hot water heat, coal Chnncery of New Jersey, made on th« entry lyiteiu; lalary up to JSO. Five milk plant. Steady position, renton RAY VAN HORN AGENCY—A country three and four bedroom homel. in and one-half-day week. Apply, to Miss RUMSON—Bight-room houie, containing location, nenr school and churchea; lix cluded. Price $16,0(0 ;taxel $144. Ray biulited attic; one-car garage; Id.SOP. y ,y oj ths date hereof. In a certain price range of I'IS.000 and 120,000; abla hours. Information, call Red Bank four bedrooms; hot water heat; good Thompion Agincy, II Eut Front itreet, ,, wherein Lawrence L. Taylor la Butler, o/o J, H. Mount Co.. White 680 Friday morning. rooroi, pine paneling, oak floors, recent- Stlllman 4 Aisoclatei. Phona Eaton- :lU larger than regular '.plota. Apply C. £.Itreet and Maple avenue. Red Bank. liie lot; near but Una and achooli. $8,- ly renovated; early possession; garage. town 7.* £?•""?.JL'J..8"1--!?^! '— P-'titloner. and you, Audrey Taylor, ara Flchlar, Realtor, HO'Broad itreet, phone AMBITIOUS YOUNd woman ai laieT- PAINTER- AND paper hanger. Myron 000. See Rolston Waterbury, Realtor, $8,500. Kay Van Horn Agency, Fair COLONIAL FARM HOUSE — TElght THOMPSON AGENCY — Seven rooms defendant, you are required to appear lUd Bank 181.' woman' and asilatant to tewing te^ch- Morson, 11 Mount itreet, Red Bank 16 West Front ttreet. Phone 8500.* Haven. Phone Red Bank 2s3." rooms, bath, heat, minor repairs re- and bath; hot water heat, coal; plot 'nnd plead, answer or demur to petition- or phone 2242. FARMS—Acreage iffi country homei ir; permanent position, with excellent RED. BANK—Corner lot, 100x100; aeven RAL VAN HOKN AUENCi'—Acre plot, quired; immediate occupancy; vicinity S2x200; one-car garaga; located nenr j r's petition on or before the 10th' day. lilt sow with Merrltt R. Lamioi chance for idvanctmint; Immediate rooms; oil burner; garage; near beautiful letting; an excellent eighl- uf Tinton Fall!. Price $7,500. Ray Red- Bank; 18,000. Thompion Agency, ;cf June, next, or in default thereof luch. Aarencr.n U Wait Main itreet, Freehold. opening. Apply at once. Singer Sewing schools and bui Una; occupancy'July lat. roora home; newly painted,. four master Stillmnn & Associate!. Fhona Etton- 81 East Front itreet, phone 700.* . j decree will be. taken against you ai the, - ¥00 H.AVE A 7-S-room houie to renti Machine Co., 43 Monmouth itreet, Red APARTMENTS $10,000. See Roliton*Waterbury, Real- town 7.* ___^ THOMPSON AGENCY—Bungalow, Jii 'fhancellor shall think-equitable and juit. tor, 16 West Front street. Phone 3500.' bedroomi and two .tiled baths, mald'a A phone ctll to me will secure you a Bank, room and bath; oil heat; two fireplaces; FREEHOLD—Good builneil location, roorai ind bath; hot air heat, coal: ! The object of snid suit ii to obtain a tenant for yean. Fhonn Rumion 74t-J. TWO PAlS'fERS, uied to working to- THREE-ROOM FURNISHED apartment, i"AlR HAVEN—Home containing aeven double garage. $18,000. Ray Van Horn corner property, itore and connecting •un parlor; plot 60x160; one-car garage, decree of divorce dissolving the marriage, $85. Call Atlantic Highlands »«1. 1 between you nnd the laid petitioner. GXNTLEMAN REQU1RBB large room gether preferred. Phone Rumion »•«'.• ^oomt; iteam heat; corner lot: two- Agency, Fair Haven. Phone Red Bank house, lix roomi, two bathi, •team 11,000. thompion Ageney, 81 Eaat and private bath; Karaite iccomoda- ATLANTIC HIUHLATtDS. Three-room car garage. Priced to lell at $9,000. Frint itreet, phona 700.* Dated: April 0, 1946. TYPlST-Wlth knowledge" of boolkeep- 2S3.« • heat; largi workshop; garage. Pries tlone, with rellned family, tuning about apartment, suitable for ' business See Roliton Waterbury, Realtor, 16 110,500, Bay H. Stlllman * Anoclatei. THOMPSON AGENCY.—Six roomi and QUINN A DOREMUS, Jana lat. rhone Allenhurit 3127, or ing. Frank Van Syckle. Phone Red couple. Gas, electric, hot and cold Writ Front atr;et. Phone 8500.* KAY VAN HORN AGENCY—Modern Solicitor! of Petitioner, "- Bank 1298. one-story, lix-room home', tiled bath, Phona Eatontown 7.' bath, Little Silver location; hot wa- wrlta 116 Spier avenue, Allenhunt. witter supplied, partly furnlihed; gftr- OLD COLONIAL home, containing eight ter heat, coal; one-car garagi. $11,000. P. O. Addien, Ked Bank, N. J. BOOKKEEPER, single, temale. r'rank 1 fireplace, .electric range, oil fired, ateam AQUATIC FARM—Ooldflih, fro« and ANTBb—Three or lour-room lu nk-e: third floor. Rent ST6. Phone Allan rooms, hot water heat, oil burner; tropical plants; two bungilowa; oil Thompson Agency, 81 Eait Front itreet. Van Syckle. Phone Red Bank l!0«. tic HiKhlundl 346-W or 1)90. heat; porcb; attached garuge; large land- nllhed or unfurnlihed apartment' or 1*4- acre! land; two-car garage; alio scaped ptot. $13,000, Ray Van Horn heat. Price 88,500, Ray Stillman et Phone Red Bank 700.* /, igalow for permanent reiidence, not HANDYMAN—To mow lawiiT exper- r-UkNiSHED APARTMENT of thre extra bungalow. 112,000. Sea Rollton Associate!, Highway 4-N,. Eatontown THOMPSON AGENCY—Modern Colonial ienced with machinery, general garden Waterbury, Realtor, It Welt Front Agency, Fair Haven. Phone Red Bank G|T OUR — lanmer. Mrl. Shirley Forrano, Phone rooms, bnlh and kitchen; for rent, $60 283.* Phone Eatontown 7^ home under conltructlon. Five roomi lontown >0O. extenilon «88. work. Apply McCarter Eitate, Fair Ha- month. Phone^Rcd Bank 1954. street. Phone 8600.' ven road, Rumson,* BAY VAN HORN AGENCY—Attractive NEAR KIVElf—Nice lection, conven- and bath. Space for additional bed- HLGH..CASH PRICE _.- Uo REWAKI) FOR information letdlni DOUBLE HOUSE—In good location In ient for commuting, ichooli; lot about roam; hot water heat, coal; one-car at- WOMAN—86 to 45 yeara of age, who lix-room home, with .iteam bent, In to tpartment or houie for permanent Red. Bank, containing ilx roomi each Fair Haven, near ichool and itores; 90x150; houii, 8 rpomi, bath; two-car tached garage; $10,600. Thompion • ALL MODELS civil lervlce employee. Fbone Long underitandi housekeeping and to al- REAL ESTATE FOR SALE side. $9,000. $8,000 down, balance on garage. Price $16,000. Ray Stillman Agency, 81 Salt Front itreet. Phone ilit In store, 120 wtek, room and board. garage; Quiet ihndcd itreet, oppoilte Branch 877«-W, mortgage. See Roliton Waterbury, eitate. 58,600. Ray Van Horn Agency, & Asioelatei. Phoni Eatontown 7.* , 700.* • ALL MAKES WE HAVE UACY proipicti for farmi, Write, "Housekeeping," Box 111, Red Realtor, It Weit Front itreet. Phone Bank.* RIVER FRONT property, occupancy in Fair Haven. Phone Red Bank 233.* RIVER FRONT-^Four blocka from THOMPSON AGENCY—Modern type bomea and acreage. Now li the time three raonthi, In businosl lection; real 3500.* ' ocean; screened torch, 8 rooms, t home In country location; alx rooma • ANY YEAR t« sell. List your property with the ACCOUNTANT-Seml-Senior or Senior. RAY VAN HORN AGENCY—Immediate Drive In or Phon* value; 116,000, C. E, Flchler, Realtor, APARTMENT HOUSE. Containing four occupancy; attractive old leven-room bathe, Venetian blinds, sereins. awn- and ' bath, hot air heat, coal; pine S. Wilteri Agency, Box 68, New Mon by progressive C. P. A. Arm. Write, 140 Broad itraet. phorie Red Bank 166.* apartments, containing four and five Ings, storm windows Included; lot Paneled porch; half-acre plot. 98,600. mouth. Mlddletown 283.^- H. Howard, C. P. A., 280 Hobart Itreet, residence; needs repair!; hotf*water heat, Thompion Agency, 81 Eait Front street. MiAK RACb. THACK, large water front, rooms and bath each. .Incomi $160 per inclosed porch'; large Bitrnsc. Asking 65x280 $18,000, Ray Stlllman eV Ai- PACKARD—RED BANK "TO RENT unfurnished apart Perth Amboy. Phone 700.* WAW uccupnncy Cu days, 12-room residence, month. Will lell for $18,000. See Rol- $8,500. Ray Van Horn Aconcy, Fair locintei. Phone Eatontown 7.* Kelly Building rnent or houie In or near Red Bank, COW MAN—To handle private herd of six bedrooms, three bathi, electric kitch lton Waterbury. Realtor, It Wast Front Haven. Phone Bed Bank 283.* 40 ACRES—Roid to river; 20 mlnutei THOMPSON AGSNCY—Ten-room dwell- accelllble to but, for four adulta Guernsey milkeri and young atock. en, new roof; furnished. C. E. Pitchier, jtrcct. Phone 3500.* drlvi to itatlon; home having tight Ing, threa bathi, iteam heat, oil bur- Harding Road at Broad St. Phone Red Bank 61S-J. Muit hav« had long' ixperience with BAY VAN HORN AGENCY—Little Sil- Realtor, 140 Brond itrcet, phone Red SPANISH-TYPE bungalow In Little Sil- ver, eight-room residence, In excel- rooma, bath: outbuilding! need repair, ner, lunporch; plot 65xlS0; three-ear large modern catabllahment and be thor- Bank 166.* ver, tile bath; itall ihowert hot water $9,500. Ray Stlllman 4 Associates, garage, with apartment. $16,600. lent condition; four bedrooms, tiled bath v R. B. 428 oughly familiar with raiilne of purebred PARTLV BUILT houie, five roomi ttnd heat, oil burner; lot 53x147; attached Highwny 4-N, Entontown. Phona. 7,' Thompion Agency, 81 Eait Front street. animnli for blood line development. and iavntor/, ateam heat, frame room. Phone 700.* REAL ESTATE FOR RENT bath; lot 110x280; near Fort Mon- garage; owner occupied, $15,000. See $14,500. Rny Van Horn Agency. Fair RIlJINli ACADEMY—Concrele building, Best references demnnded. J. L, Ber-mouth and race track. For particular! Itolston Waterbury, Realtor, 16 Weit NEAR RACK TRACK. Mar,'June and nard, H. I)., Eatontown, or phone Red Haven. Phone Red Bank 2B8.' tile roof, 29 stalls; two lots; going see J. H. VunScholck, Del Brier Farms, Front itreet. Phoni 1600.* business. $16,000, Ray Stlllman * July: large water-front, four aciei, Bank 3498 for appointment.? Sycamore avenue, Shrewabury. rUV- VAN" HORN AiiENuV—Saven^ TWO,' 2-FAM1LY apartment houses, 5 room home, with hot water heat and Associates, 312 Broad street, Eatontown. 12-room reiid^flce, lix bedrooms, three GENERAL HOUSEKEEPER, Must be and -6 rooms each apartment, leparate bathi, ftirnlihed, electric kitchen, C, BUNGALOW, THREE rooms, bath; lo- flreplnce; double gnritgc; large knd- Phone I.* nble to nmwer telephone; live In; $3S rnted near Hoaddem Corner. Price utilities; two-itory, three-car garage; 82 ACRES—Larga orchard, 18 acrsa In B. Flcbler, Realtor, 140 Broad 'itrcet, a- week. Call Long Branch 210S.* lot 116x118; Third avanue, Long; Branch, scaped plot. $10,GOO. Ray Van Horn Phone Bed Bank 166.* 81,800. Write P. O. Box 83, Rahway Agency, Fair Haven. Phone Red Bank asparagus, lovely brook; Colonial EDUCATED WOMAN, good render, to N. J., or phono Itnhway 7-07 60-W.* convenient location. Sell all or leparate home, leven roomi, bith; three barm, IF YUU ara looking tor Dargaini, ><« P. asslit In literary work twice a week, If desired. 112.500. Call or write, Prop- 288, F. Kasaedy. LJit your houiei for >ale 'HUMSON. AKEA, choice estate resldentla RAY VAN 'HORN AGENCY—Cape Cod. poultry houae. $25,00.0. Stlllman & Ai- two or three houri. Phone Red Bank section; boautlful acreflg? ploti of trty. 201 Cllnto.' Place. Long Branch, »ociates, Highway 4-N, Eatontown. or rani. I have many proipecta. P. F, .1341-R.* ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. Overlooking Will he complete in June, two ' hed- Kennedy. 21 Patan plica. Red Dank 41)4 three ucrei high ground: 11,000 par roomi,1 Areplnee, automatic heat, mod- Phone 7,' RELIABLE MAN—To help landscape acre, Consult Chnrlei E. Sweeney bay; Ideal location for all-year-hotel POULTRY FARM—Convenient to, Red It ACRES TILLABLE, In excellent con gnrdener, good wagel to good work- type boarding houia for convalescent ern kitchen; nttached gnrnge, wlth'ovor- Monmouth avenue, phone Rumson 1482 head donn; Ir.rpje treei. $10,300, Uny Hunk; 10 acrei; house, ill roomi, ditlon. Price 1300. Yellow Brook en, Cull Red Bnnk 1802-M, SEA~TiHIOHT~BliSfIHioW with elglft home; 14 rooms, four bathi, extra lav- bath; buildlngi for 1.H0O layin, brooder Farm, Colt'a Nick, Call Freehold atorlei. Rooms are arranged for light Van Horn Agency, Fair- Haven. Phone WAITRESSES—Muit be-over 31 yiari roomi, bath, oil fired hot water hefit Red Bank houses, etc. 120,000, Include! farm, '. 172-W-l, , garage. Convenient to river, ocean and houiekeeplng apartment! with a, good itock nnd equipment. Stlllman • Al- old. Salary and tips, Ocean Spray Income. Large encloied porch 1 hot V VAiOlORiATSHNCiFivlORiTATSHNCi"—Fivee acres DOCTOR'S OFFICE—Idaal location, lult- House, 270 Ocean avenue, Sea Bright, shopping district. Price 18,000. John water heat,- oil. Purchase price 817,- of rlverfrontl" Ten-room realdence, Borlmes. Phono Eatonto'wn 7.* abla for doctor or dentlit, Phone At Phoni- 2S4. a L. Mlnugh, broker, Rumson road, Sea 600, Tcrmi arranged, Available May fireplace; barn with box . atalli;- boat- FLOKIST- BUSINESS and home, cen- lantlc Highland 48-J. '____ Ol'EKATORS and .learners needed I ex- Bright, phone Rumson 716. 15th. Constance Smith, 14 Mapla avc- house. $16,000; low tnxej. Rny Van trully located, on concrete roftdl SB8IHABLG FKONT OFFICES, Ctrllon porience mill unexperienced! good tiny- SEA BKH/HT COTTAGE with private nue, Fair Haven. Phone Rod Bank 2308. Horn Agency, Fall* Hnvcn, Phone Red (lourisning wholeialt and retail baslneii: ' Theatre building. Apply Tony Hunt' JQ-hour wtek. .Apply Red Bnnk Clothintt bench on oceiui and river; eight Bank.283,« . . » 15,000 taiiuare feet In greenhouiei; large Ing. * Manufacturing oompany, 210PtOOSOlOU3E,7hot'*alr hent I _ matic hiati garage. Price 123,600. W. cuo Aiioncy, realtor, P&Vhs Rumiun 444 V AS.h'ou»cSc~(!J)irritniJ l comiuuilon A, Hopnlng Agency. Phoni .Red Bank 500, Rny Vnn Horn Anpncy, Fnlr HA-,. is done about it. . ^_T,^ _;CH CONCESSION, Ideally located on ,for elderlyl , InilyIl , . AApplly H«r.vey Viin- locution; one-cm- Kurnuci- largo lot In807;* ' vcn. Phnnn lied Bank 2S3." _ jJ_J_ Entt Church rtreal, Son Bright, For Brunt, 93 Ilrniul street, Mnlnwnn, phone R«l nnnkj I7,ooo, —R, v»>.R,.H, gtout EI) BANK—Bro«d ilreet. Modern S- "7-7U Brond itroct, lied Bank, phone RUMSON HOME. Convenient to bus, llVf \ rnom house, on promthtnt oorntr, with hJ|4ltJHJ(lnJorjnnl|qii(4n,gmlMjAtJHJ l Ing room, dining room, pantry, bungalow nt ilx rooms with strum -. Send Contributions to , ;. i»4troet, Son Hrleht. or cnlf Hnit Drtg i-ncro plot, benutlfullr landtcapidt n kitchen, three .bedropnta, bnthi garage; he(tt,-.n.enr 'thn river; nUnrhci] g/irago, 'l l° -Ji "'twiien * p. m. nnd 0 p. m, SEVtiN-ItOUM HOUSK,hot nlr huat lileally iltunted for private residence or snryi mod taliry. Cull Friday at 72 hot wntor heit. Price 110,600, W.R for mnn nnd schoul iiiio VIVE-ltOOM srml-bunilitlow, lot oOxli'O Btfndny,* • . hoodi. ilx. rooms; KHHIKOI Inrito plot, Fo>* further .Information, write nr hot nlr honti In Roll Bunk; 14,710 MTlDERN VETERANS homoi. In Fair Fair Haven, New Jersey. child] permanent "hnmt nnd nttrnctlvc- LA HOE COllNEll, plot, throo wfiuor 811,000, Hay Vnn Horn Agoncy, Fnlr lluvcn and KURIIOH, now under con- *Voi|a W. 0. WinVti'Vrii It, V, K, 11, Stout, 77-70 Brond itrcet 1 «urroiindlng« (or Hunt person, Wrlto IIOUIOI, ono luriirner liuniiulow: 117,. Hnven, Phnnt! lli'il llnnk 288.* slruetlon, one nviillnblo within 80 duya, ;; fhona R»d Bunk »40.» , J. .It., Bo« 511, Iloil Uniik, III'd llnnk, Phono IIM1 .)|U ii,t.'.Li "njliimi ' .*• 100.' Income 11,800, Frlvnto section, BAYTAN M6ftirAQitNw^.riaaie Joseph 0, McCuo Agonty, Ronllor, Phont I'lUCTidAL HVm or nuriVn nTilo, mnnK^m,mM gullallio for doctor, MS Fork itvtnue, Y~TA" 6' llt,mion Mi or IM Bunk 1470,' • oil lirc.l i Int MixOV. Contrnl liicntlan A town, 70irolllntf norm, broiiki", Invply % SITUATIONS-WANTED rof»lTnoos required. Hlmloro l\o>t Dnnciin Biwoh.'' Kfitnibiirg >9,l, ' • remodeloil fnrm house, built 17S0| wide ojnajjMnll nvonuo, Aibury In Red Dunk i f 0,000, R, V, It, II,,Stout, EARLY AMBIllOAAMaWlOAN Oolonlal lnkffrnnt Moi3Joilrf*D*ONQALOWV. four roomi ind board (loorlnK. pliiu nniu'llng, onk bonmi, hhome , wlthy-24'loolthr24«loot living room, glmi JOUPLH-Wlth ,oun» olilld. willing •* V-1t nroml ttrctt, Rnl llnnk, phun« bath, llvlnj room, hnrdwood floor I i do n't •liritt work on iitnte, In. on- t . hiliiu anon IU'nplitc<<«, eight riinmi, two oniloiod (lining room, don, moilnrn • Do you with to SELL or BUY real eitate ? iiVlk, EXrEltlBNCK newiinry i~Tio nr«.Plncil plenty- of built-in cabinets .In .bnthl, ho' wulnf hent, (ill flrodl uooil amp («r . 1/vlni • iium-tiri, Wrjtt, Inunttm* •mnll family i 1100 month. kltnluxi,- fnui' btilroomi, llitplng 'porch, 1 kitchen i twer, bedrooms,' bath, bulll.ln burni nnd nulbiillilliigii mcrlDaii 127,. ttv« liiilhi, flraplaoai,' olraulnllng hot iBKjhiniii. Dim Hi, hut nnnM ... o KllBOn bullrllitii lott (mm IIdp UP. H, V bftflT tub, linen clout, imw hot wnto- IW1BAH—WWrt,,' Oollwo '.jnilUatl, 11(10, IUy •Vein Horn Agoney, Pnlr Hn. wutor hutting iyiltm,.wlth till two-nori LIST your property or your requirement! with Muting plrnit, now roof, full oollrtr i lot voni Phona Hod llnnk 111),* liinilicnpod nlot, liiolmllhg lilnnil, taa,< (0x110, Arilfix IB,poo_, , .Snmuil Ki dOO Jh aMO Alt > Fourteen. RES fe&NK'REGISTER;. MAY 9,-1946. Sea Bright Stamp Club's ' r^^,f|i,i.ni REPAIRING May Bride Election Tomorrow YOUR SPRING (Tht Bad Bank E«*UUr ea» 1M boufht li| Sat Brig-It at the S«i Bright Cigar Tha annual meeting and »l»otlQ|»], >-M Werk OwnatMd fM'Oat Year ana Stationary itorc and at Morris Welt. of offloers of the Monmouth County,! CLEANING man't) PnlUtello society will be held to-1 HROSIN, Jeweler Election of officers will be held morrow, night »»t the Red Bank M W«t Fn»« SU W Bank. N. J. IS NOT COMPLETE * Tu. 7ZM this afternoon by the Home and borough hall at 8 o'clock. School association and plans for the Following the election, matter* I . Unless annual May day fete Thursday, stamp exhibition of the society to I r May 23, will be furthered at the be held at the borough hall next Whit* Blrdseye Hqoe-M" YOU HAVE YOUR business, session at the school. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, 1.49 yd. Mr. and" Mrs. Edgar Altaian of May 16, IT and IS will be given | Few atreet^Bpent the week-end with further consideration. WMto Eyelet Fique-M" RUGS Mrs. Altman's • brother-in-law and . 2.98 yd. THOROUGHLY CLEANED lister; Mr. and Mrs. Harry .Panter, —MI— .of Perch lake in the Cataklll moun- ' Highlands , White Woven Dotted Swiss— tains. Mrs, Altman's mother, Mrs. CTh« Btd Bank JUcliUr can k« bought John Carlson of Center street, re- In Highland! at Flnliy'i, B«dl«'i Drug 49c and 69c yd ;urned home with, the Altinans af- Stora, Shlpkln'i, Cantral Railroad station Tp aat, that* (Mtfriali, aa wall " Office Supplies LEON'S :er a three weeks' visit.' and •Adanu and Cummlnm, umpaptr a* our othw rottoni, rajroo* woolao*, pluUca, and ills-covar * Artist Supplies 64-76 WHITEST: Mrs. Wesley Garland and Mrs. Victor Massey, wJro bis' served balmplr MIIHWHII for two and one half years with the U. Uw stlatAMU to taai. H.H (o 'aul ^Petersdn were hostesses at a S. Marines oversew, has -been hon- anjrwhira within 10 BUM of Bad * Typewriters PHONE 2800 irldge party Friday evening at tha Bank—and daUVtr your order,, ipme of Mrs. Raymond Hellker. orably discharged and Is home. He t * Adding Machines 'rize winners were' Mrs. Hellker Is a son of 3tn. Maude Massey of ind Mrs." John Kcnnan, Others Fourth street. present were Mrs. Harold Doud, A card party, sponsored by the MissMARGARETMIRARCH! Mrs. B, J. Coats, Mrs, C. J; Minaldi, Woman's guild and Girls Friendly MONMOUTH PLUMBING FABRIC FAIR society of St Andrew's' Episcopal "Tbt Shop-at-Honn Fabric 8errW MuUr'i Dttrca Santa Cecllli Con- Mrs. Frank Cermak and Miss Slg- church will be held May 29 In the urvttory of Muilc, Rome, Italy Id Nelson. SUPPLY COMPANY Bed Bank, W. J. parish bouse. Prizes will be award- E.B. lm-M 7,0, BM 10! Mrs. Hdward Johnson returned ed and a basket of groceries will . 163 W; FRONT STREET ' PIANO STUDIO lome after a month's visit with her be disposed of on the co-operative nother In Cleveland, Ohio. plan. Mrs. J. H. King i«-chalrman RED BANK, N. J. INSTRUCTIONS IN The Ladles' auxiliary meeting of of the committee which ' Includes ALL GRADES he firs company will be held next Mrs. Emlel Auflerl, Mrs. Daniel SHORE GARDENS, APT. 1 D Wednesday night at the Are house. Csllopy, Mrs. Paul Muir and Mrs. . Bide. 2, B»th Ave., Lone Branch Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Boker Erne Lamalyman. TEL. L B. 3088-W 3pent the week-end with their son- Mrs.' Fred Mohr has left by car MEN'S SPORT in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. for California where she Is taking Hour.: WMkdayi, « to » P. M. Armand LaVlgne' of Keyport, who her daughter-in-law and children to Repairs Sat. * S"n., 10 A.'M. to 8 P.' M. rere observing their J8th wedding join Ensign Fred Mqhr, Jr, who is Soppliei- •nnlversary. -.. ,-' " .__ _ stationed on the west coast . ACKETS — Aspecisl-program-ln-honi All makes Five members of Boy Scout troop 1 12, , accompanied by Scoutmaster Mother's day will be conducted Sole Agent* for New BEFORE YOU BUT Miss Margaret Mary Osage, with a fitted bodice, and a bouffant the. 11 o'clock Sunday morning ser- .95 L. C Smith Typewriter* ' Fohn David Olson, camped over the daughter of Vincent Osage of Leon- skirt. Red' toses were used .in Tier vice in the Methodist church by the- In Northern Monmouth Co. LIFE INSURANCE feek-end at Allaire: ardo, and Michael Stephen Kozak, bouquet. Woman's Society of Christian Ser- " Mrs. Helma' Johnson and Mrs. son of Mr. and Mrs. John Kozak, Stanley Kozak of Atlantic High- vice under tha leadership" of the GET THIS INFORMATION Emily Widerstrom will be hostesses lands, the bridegroom's brother, "Actual Rtiult Study." a comtlla. Sr., of Atlantic Highlands, were president, Mrs. William Fahrer, MEN'S tlon by impartial authoritlaa on at a meeting tonight of the Wom- married Saturday morning at St. was best man. . Edward Cardner Mrs! George King and Mrs. Edith Ufa Iniuranci StatUtici, revialt an's Society of Christian Service at Agnes church, Atlantic Highlands. and Timothy Downey, both of At- Rogers will render a duet and the tut difference! in tht coat of lift the Methodist parsonage. Mrs. An lantic Highlands, were ushers., iniuranu .In 41 Uadlnj companies. ReV, Joseph V. Kozak, the~"bride- choir will a'lng the anthem, "Songs It abowi bow to effect lubitantla) na Haslam will preside. groom'a brother, . performed the The bridegroom's mother chose a Our Mothers Sang," by Adam Gel- aav'iifi. Writs'lor free copy to- teal blue silk dress with a corsage be!. Mrs. John M. Long, the pas- day—thire li no obligation, Black E.agle, South Dakota Sioux ceremony. Indian, will present a program to- of red roses. , tor's wife, will bring the message KENNETH C.WASHBURNE morrow morning to the school chil- A wedding breakfast for the Im- . Following the reception the cou- Mrs. Harry Simpson, Mr*. Clarence $T95 .95 TELEPHONE B. B. 1 dren in the auditorium. mediate families followed at the ple left'by plane for Miami Beach, Matthews, Mrs. Melissa Hartsgrove Lit* Iniuranca Service, Casino, Atlantic Highlands, and a Florida, where they will spend their and Mrs, Violet Anderson will serve to 79 PRINCETON ROAD, Mrs. Nellie Fudala has presented II BROAD ST. RED BANK RED BANK. PHONE 31M reception followed at the home of honeymoon For traveling the as ushers. Corsages will be given to the school the book,-"Fair Is the bride's father. bride wore a black and white print- to the youngest and' oldest? mother Our Land." The bride was given In marriage ed silk jersey costume, with black present at the service. Assisting in Men's Briefs •a. Following are pupils perfect In by her father. She wore an ivory coat and accessories. Upon their the program are Mrs. Deborah ittendance last month:' satin gown, made with a- drop- return, Mr. and Mrs. Kozak'will Bogue, Mrs. Grace Cottrell, Mrs. BBBinner., First and Second Cradia— live on Brevent avenue, Leonardo. Evelyn Coleman, Mrs. Edith Rog- leanne Altaian. Barbara Je»n Cleland, shoulder neckline trimmed with a Men's Undershirts •a. Jdtth EHoTberger. Mary An«e Pearson. flounce of Venice lace, a basque The bride was graduated from ers and Mrs. George If Ing. Roborta StceVman, Elaine Wei™, Hop. styled waistline and a peacock- Red Bank Catholic high school. Vood. • Leslie Covert, Michael Dreyer spread train, Her Illusion veil was The bridegroom was recently dis- Mrs. William R. Long of Brook- MEN'S ALL WOOL Stanley Kowler, Charles Moycr. laws has returned home after a DAVIDSON BROS. Third and Fourth OfadM-Jennle Cov. attached to a crown of seed pearls, charged from the Navy, after serv- irt RoKer Morris. Stephen- Bale, John and she carried calla lilies. ing 18 months in the Asiatic-Pacific visit with her son and family at Welch, Cynthia Wasserbach. . the Methodist parsonage. Miss Martha Ann Osage was maid theater of war, He was graduated Fifth and Sixth Grades-Frank Farb Plans for the vacation Bible •BEER. WINE. LIQUORS • er. Burdette Phillips, Darrcll Beall. Shir of honor for her sister. Her gown 'from Atlantic Highlands high ley Dillonc, Detty Lovgren. 'Joanne was lime green rayon faille, made school. school and for observance of Meth- Pearson, Paula Covert. Sally Galnes. odlst Student day will be discussed 39*/2 BROAD ST., PHONE 3334 RED BANK Seventh and Eighth Grades—Rotwrt MEN'S ALL WOOL DavleB, Thcwnu Lova-nn. Billy Sun». at a meeting next Monday night of son, Walter Covert. Frank F«»tijo, Billy fornia, He also served in the office the church school board of educa- Fowler. Samuel Rock, Joan Davles, Nor- of the quartermaster general at tion at the parsonage.' ma Foreman. Mary Ann Stout, LoretU GeteWarDep't 'hiillps, Audrey Johnson. Washington, D. C, before transfer- The Woman's Society of Christian Pure California ring to the office of the chief of SUITS Service will meet Tuesday evlnlng Assignment To engineers, with later transfer to the at the home of Mrs. William Fahrer If It Swims — Wo Have It— Middle Atlantic division office in of Barberie avenue. $ 00 00 THE ORIGINAL The Philippines Baltimore in April, 1842. During The visitation committee for* per- WINES his service in Baltimore Mr. Craw- sonal evangelism will meet next 22 to*35 ford's duties Included general en- Wednesday night in the parsonage BEGULABS, LONGS AND SHOBTS; SINGLE AMD DOUBLE Former Red Banker gineering and planning for the War to- discuss techniques of personal BREASTED MODELS. IN BBOWN, BLUE, TAN AND Department's wartime construction work . GLEN PLAIDS. . itnrihjsmt's Hennessey Will Sail This Month program and maintenance and re- Young people's night will be ob- pair of War Department Installa- served this evening In the Metho- For Manila tions In the third service com- dist church where groups from the SELECT mand and the military district of New Monmouth Baptist and Atlan- FOR THE LADIES William Crawford of Baltimore, Washington. tic Highlands Methodist churches Maryland, son-in-law of Commis- Mr. Crawford la a native of will be entertained. There will be WINES sioner and flrf. J. Albert Van- Schenectady, New York, a graduate special music provided by Mrs. Bet Drastic Reductions •Market^ Sclioilr-of-Newman—Springs-road- oifCernell—univereity-with—a~de« tCdrMl^LWJMnsoni Mlw .Full and War Departmjnt engineer with gree In civil engineering. He served Elsie GrengeraiTd^Urs. Earl Hel ON ALL . Phone 1377 WeOefivei trie Middle Atlantic division office, as a lieutenant (Jg.) In'the naval, wlg, Rev. William DM>owell, wl)o $ 93 Gallon has been assigned by the chief of. reserve during World war one. Mr. has been conducting .evangellstl engineers for duty with the gen- and Mrs. Crawford Ijave one daugh- services the past week, will preach • Handbags - Hats - Suits i ViGal. $3.67 The Finest in Sea Fowl eral engineer district, Manila, ter, Virginia Ann. on "Three Little Words." Much In Philippine Islands. He will sail terest has been taken thus far In • Slacks - Skirts - Robes AB jour favorite types. Port, Sher- this month to assume his duties'as these special meetings. Georg XJ, Muscatel and Tokay direct to ( WE HAVE chief of the engineering division Wayside Grange Kingr will be guest soloist tomorrow • Sweaters - Jackets • Blouses you from California's finest vine- > of the district office. In that ca- at the observance of official mem- yards. Bottled by America's larg- , -m t Shad • Sliad Koe pacity hB will have responsibility bers' night. Mr. Powell's sermon eat producers of line wines. ZO'/c ! • Lobsters • Salmon for the engineering and planning Has 17th Birthday theme will be "The Kingdom o by Tolumo. • Lobster Meat • Crab Meat activities on army . construction Heaven." The New Monmouth min- t Halibut • Steak Cod The Wayside Grange met at Oak- projects throughout the Philippine hurst last week? and celebrated its ister will bring his last message at t Blueflsh . • Striped Bass Archipelago area. The, general en- the family night service Sunday t Flounder • Sea Bass 17th birthday as State Master gineer district a( Manila Is one of Franklin Nixon addressed the 85 evening. Howard Powell will play I.V.C. GOLD MEDAL • Fillet of Lemon Solo ' three districts in the newly acti- members attending the meeting and cornet solo and the choir will t Fillet of Haddock vated Western Ocean division, U. urged that the American youth be sing, "Only/Trust Him," by Roy E. F R C T 0 S. Corps of Engineers. taught to save through, the grange Nolte. All are invited to attend CALIFORNIA • Marlene • Wcakflsh Mr. Crawford's new assignment the 4-H clubs and farmers organi- these heart-warming services. • Forgles • Whitefish .. rounds out a long record of service zations. Jars of Jam and jelly are being • Smoked Fillet • Scallops on construction activities of the • Shrimp • Cho'der Clams Charter members present were collected by members of the Girls t Cherrystones • Eels War Department. Ho first entered George Wlthey, Hubert Vporhees, Friendly society to be sent to the 42 West St. Red Bank the service in March, 1,927, at Fort Matilda Voorhees, Victoria - Green, Allenwood Sanitarium. THIS MARKET IS NOT Monmouth. He served with the con- James Green, Llda Dangler, Edith Jfrs. Emlel Auflerl, with her WINES structing quartermasters at that CONNECTED WITH ANY White, Clarence Wlthey, Mary daughters will attend-the wedding ALL BUSSES STOP M BLOCK FBOM OVB 8TOBB • Port OTHER FISH MARKET station, Fort Benjamin Harrison, Withey, Adela Jackson, and Ed- Sunday of a niece, Miss Amelia Au- Indiana, and Sacramento, Call- ward King, ' fierl, at Lakewood. • Sherry 1.12 • Muscatel FIFTH • Sauterne HARD TO GET? .04 a'ii»J Announcing*,,* Zinfandel FIFTH YOU WOULD NEVER KNOW IT PALE DRY SHERRY 118 FIFTH SHOPPING THE WRIGHT WAY * Purchase of GILBEY'S GIN WIRE LONDON DRY Screen Wire Lawn Rakes Bertman's Store Business An • International DEVOE OUTSIDE ELECTRIC fip. IQOft grain •• 1.49 ELECTRIC spirits. ,94 proof, , 0 and New York Bus Depot FIFTH White Paint • Pressure Cookerszl/f 37.92 Case BIG STOCK At 174 Monmouth Street, Red Bank l"to.3" (FOBMERLY OABABINI'S) . 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