BANK [•sued Wnekly. £nUrcd if Second-Class Matter at tb« Po»t- VOLUME L, NO. 34. odlcs it Red Dunk, N. J.. under the Aft o« Mirch 8. 1870. RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARYS, 1928. $1.50 PER YEAR PAGES 1

NEW BUILDING INSPECTOR. when there U an unusually big lot THE SHOW RESULT. RED BANK'S GOLF COURSE FARMER'S MARKET SHOP. of work all the members c-' the NEW APARTMENT HOUSE. LOT GIVEN TQ FIREMEN. Eniley, M. White' Appointed to tho family pitch" in and help "with the. DEALERS ASSIGNED SPACES QUEER TWIST TO HOLMbEL Petition Monday Night. NINE HOLES WILL BE OPEN ALBERT S. FOSTER BUILDING farm work., PETERS PLACE RESIDENCE GIFT MADE BY THE MEN'S . FOR ANNUAL EXHIBJT. BALLOTINGMLAST WEEK.' . Ensley M. White was appointed FOR FLAYING ON MAY 30TH. ADDITION TO HIS BARN. Mr. Foster and two other former WILL BE REMODELED. . CLUB OF RIVER PLAZA^ building inspector of. Red Bank Long Island farmers, Clarence Cor- Voten Diiapproved of Building Ad- The Show Will Open at the Red Monday night.' He has boon holding Complete Course of Eighteen' Holes He Will Uie It as a Place for Wash- nell of Tinton Falls and Dominick Samuel Trubin Owns the House and Lot at tho Corner of Foitcr and Ap« dition to tlio'School but They Will be Open July 4th—The Name Bank Armory March 3d and Will this ofike under it temporary ap- ing and Packing Produce Raised Maida of Eatontown, will buy gaso- "When Chatige. AtVMa'de It Will ple£»te Streets Will be Sit. of lh« ' Close March 10th—Airplane and Voted for Supplies and for « pointment since Charles A. Frako re Selected is "The Swimming River line cultivators in the spring. These' Have Six Apartments of Four or Teacher for the Addition. on Hla Truck Farm Between New Fire Company's Firohousi—i Mbtorboats to be Displayed. •'/': iuned the position teveral week.'! County Club of Red Bank, N. J." Shrewsbury and Tinton Falls. . machines, although called cultiva- Five Rooms and Bathroom. Now Apparatus Tested. Tho' automobile dealers' associa- One of tho odd things about the ngo. The mutter- of compensation -The golf grounds which aro being tors, do a big lot of other work be- Samuel Trubin will remodel the The members of tho men'j club of tion of Monmouth county Is pro-scjiool election,at Holmdcl last week for the building inspector was not Albert 8. Foster, who owns a sides cultivating. They cost about built along Swimming river and tho truck farm of <33- acres-on the road double house where lie lives on theRiver Plaza voted unanimously at a .grossing with arrangements for the was that while a proposition to build settled Monday night, but it!is ex- Tinton Falls stream and which have 3t each. north side of Peters place into an meeting lust'Thursday night to give annual automobile show to be held a two-room* addition to the school- pected that it will bo put on a salary between' Shrewsbury and Tinton been under construction for nearly'a Falls, is building an addition of apartment house. The building will to the newly organized llro com* atthd-Red-Bank armory. Tho show house was defeated by a vote of 45 basis at a later meeting. Hereto- year, will bo ready fo,r use by Dec- undergo many alterations' and it is pany of River Planii n lot which tho will open on Saturday, March Sd, to 8, an appropriation to spend fore tho position has been under a 22x34 feet to his barn. Tlie addition oration day, May 30th. Tho first will be used as a market house, ELK STEWARD HONORED, expected that it will be rcudy for club owns ut the cormi ol Foster and wlft: close on Ru'u-'i-v, March $3,200 for o teacher arid for sup-foci system and thcinspeeCor has re- games on the new course are ex- its new purpose by next fall. The street and 'Apnlcguto street. The lot 10th. plies for the proposed addition w;u ceived about $2,000 a year. Mr. where vegetables raised on tlie pected to'be played that day. The farm will lie packed-and washed. An WALTER CONNOR NIGHT CELE- plans for the changes have been will bo offered aa-a alto for a fltt> , , Muilrice ..Schwartz, who is niana- carried almost unanimously.: The -White is a brother o£ Mayor Wil- grounds aro being constructed by t'lrawn by J. C. & G. A. Delatush. 1 explanation for this incongruity liam H. U. White. electric power washing machine will BRATED BY RED BANK LODGE. house. It IIIIH a frontnRi of 00 foot . Bor of tho, show, will havo several Arthur S.~H. Jones, who bought the be in this part of the building. ' The contract has not yet been on Foster street 'mid a frontage of now features at the show. In ad- scorns to be that.thc votera failed to 'former Mrs. Chapin farm on th* Dinner Given , in His Honor Last awarded. 100 feet on Applegato street. notice that tho two propositlon3_ Litwes road, southwest of Red Ua'nk. Mrs. Foster had nbout five years dition to automobiles thero will be of experience as a carpenter when Thursday Night—Affair Largely The house is a large one of the The men's club Is Klver l'Inzu'g on airplano and several motovboats wercrelatcd. The propositions were A country clubhouse will bo main- AttendeJf—Handsome Gold Em- old-fashioned typo and it is one of oldest organiaition, It was organ* not grouped but were on different FOR NEW SEWAGE PLANT. tained on tho property and the club he was a young man, aifd lie is build- on dxhibltion, A change this year ing the addition to the barn. A blem Presented to Mr. Connor. the oldest at Red Bunk. Its ap'pear- ized a number of yearn URO when from the shows of previous years is parts of tho ticket. has been incorporated, under the nncu will be greatly altered. It will RiVer Plaza did not hnvc much nioro (The appropriation for the addition COUNCILMEN TAKE ACTION IN name of "The Swimming River short time ago he had the barn and Walter Connor night lvns ob- tlm elimination of rh orchestra and other outbuildings on thu place served at the Red Bank Elks' home be entirely re-enclos<:d witn stucco. than half its present population. dancing- In place pf tho orchestra was on one part of tho ticket, sep- THIS DIRECTION. Country Club -of Red Bank, N. J." The biggest changes will be made ; moved to a more convenient loca- last Thursday night when a chicken One of the first things the club did music " bo provided by radio out arate from tho other items, as the A largo number of names were to the third floor, whieli will be en-was to buy the cornir lot which it law requires. Tho proposition to Committee Appointed to Make an suggested for the club, several of tion. A number of improvements dinner was given in honor of Mr. fits. • ••••- Investigation and a Report—Or- were made to the barn. The total Connor, wlio has been steward at the larged. The rooms throughout the has just offered to tho firemen and Extra cleotrb lights will bo in- engage an additionel teacher and to them being suggestive of the days house will be entirely re-arranged. an adjoining lot. At the tlmo thia buy supplies for the proposed addi- dinanco May he Introduced at when Indians were tlie only resi- cost o£ the improvements, the mov- borne the past seven years. The af- stalled to mnko the arena almost 03 Next Council Meeting. ing of tlie buildings and the addition fair was attended by about 125 Elks. Partitions will be torn out and new property wns bought the club con- tion was grouped w^ith tho usual dents hereabouts. One name which ones put in. A new front porch ltright as day nnd this work will bo The need of building a new sew- will be about $2,700. It was given under the direction of templated building a combination in clinrgo of George A. Hogan of school appropriations, all of which received much consideration' was will be built. community.- house and firchouao were carried by largo majorities, ngc disposal plant at Red Bank was "The Hockhockson Brook Country Mr. Foster's place is. generally thu house committee. Broiled chick- Rod Bank. Tho. various platforms tho chief topic discussed at the en was the principal item on the The house will have six apart- when Kivcr Plaza • became, largo will bo erected by Eden S. Ewing of After the election a rumor be- Club." This was finally discarded known as the Conovcr place because ments, each having four or five enough to need such u .building. came current that the school board council meeting at Red Bank Mon- because of the fact that while Hock- it was owaed and occupied n num- bill of fare und plenty of other tas- Rod Bank. Charles Sponpr of Phlla- day night. Councilman Robert A. ty dishes went to make up a line din- rooms and a bathroom. The ten-Several years later a community ^ • dolphla, who docoratod tho armory would call another election within hockson brook is one of the tribu- ber ot years by the late William I. ants wi!l be provided with free wa- house wns built by the Community twenty days to vote on the addition Kennedy introduced tho matter. He taries of Swimming river, it loses its Conovef. Mr. Foster bought it two ner. , last year, has boon awarded tho con- said a start should be made now, as, Exalted Ruler Charles Redforn ter service, refrigeration and steam club ot River Plaza on a different tract to furnish the' decorations this again und that if "defeated on that identity as Hockhockson brook when years ago from .Walker A. Hughes, heat. Each apartment -will have site. occasion they would call another •the'matter was too important to bi it flows into the Tinton Falls stream who has since lived at Red Bank. acted as toastmas.ter. He called up- 11 year. The decorations will fenturo deterred. on Peter J. Eichele, who presented what is known, as^ "in-a-door bed. The new fire company at River Japanese scenes. election on tho some matter twenty at TintoffTalls. The name of Swim- Mr. Foster was formerly engaged in y Mayor William. H. R. White saii farming on Long Island and he is a handsome gold emblem of the or-These beds fold up when not used Plaza is a child of the men's club , Tho doalers and the booths as- days thereafter. It was said that ming river is an old name for the and are concealed behind closet so to speak. It was the men's club this process would be repeated again ho agreed with Mr! Kennedy. The stream which flo.ws past the golf a typical example of farmers fron der to Mr. Connor on behalf of the signed to them arifaB follows: other councilman who were present that place who have moved to Mon- lodge. The emblem was suitably doors. By this device it is possible which started the movement for a i grounds. It has been on the maps = , PASSENGER CARS. and again until the opponents of the to use rooms for combination pur- fire, company and most of the clutt addition became worn out and failed expressed the same opinion. Coun- of Monmouth county for two liun- moulh county the past few years, engraved on the reverse side and it C Fay-Etmoro Motor Co.—Jordan', boothl cilman Thomas M. Gopsill was the Tho farmers of Long Island nri hore one of th.e favorite nicknames poses such as a bedroom and a liv- members are firemen. Thu club will to turn out to voto, on ing room.or a bedroom and a din-retain the other lot which it owns ~" I'ranknn-Ensllil? (Jo.—l-'rnnklln; BooHi -only-abaente«T--All-the-«fHGials-«ud- ', "Qlfl Silver Tnp." The members of the school"b"6afo W Ing room. and which adjoins the lot offered to •18. the sooner action was started thu ent of cities and towns Mr. Connor made a fittmp; responso say there is not a vord of truth in lutionary period. the developmet f ii d t . • *-4-» the firemen. Kenwood Motor Co.—Hudson-Essex, this report. They say that they better it would be. The upshot was i.s making land too valuable to bo which was interspersed with humor locilhn 1, 3, -1, G, (1. that John S. Applegate, the borough The land on which the Swimming and more serious thoughts. He re- NEW FIRE APPARATUS. Besides fathering the now flrd Lonu Brunch Auto Co.—Chevrolet, have not fully mndc up their mind used for agricultural purposes. company the men's club has done aoolhil (0, r.l. what course they will pursue bu'. attorney, George K. Allen, the bor-River country club is Ideated was a Mr. Foster operates his place as a ferred to a hand-painted poster ad- An American-LaFrance Engine to Andy I.ustbnum—ChryBlcrT booths 81. ough engineer, and the member': of favorite camping grounds for the truck farm, as do nearly all the vertising the dinner on which his be Bought for Relief Company. many other services of large benefit 82, 33, 34. 36. 37.' that they certainly will not try any for ltivcr Plaza. It was principally such scheme as that of calling elec- tho sewer committee of tho council Indians, as is shown by the great Long Islanders who have taken up various occupations were pictured. Relief fire company of Red Ban/ Dormiin MoFndrtln — Rco-Wolverlno, were appointed a committee to make amount of oyster shells which are The first of these, a carpenter, Mr. through tlie efforts of the club that lioothi 44, 45, 40. tions every twenty days 'until the tilling the soil in this county. In- if to have a new triple combination sidewalks were put down on the Howlnml 0. Juncii—Cadillac and LaSnllc, opposition is worn out. Tho school an investigation and' to report at found along the banks of the tensive methods are followed and Connor said was" a mistake as, lie had American-LaFrance fire engine. Tho booths 5:,, !,<>, G7, G8. the next meeting. An ordinance stream. One of the Indian charac- every inch of land is made to yield never been a carpenter but had been' commissioners voted unanimously streets there, that mail carrier serv- Thomnu II. McKnlght—Studebaker-Er- board members say that a great deal ice was established and that. Water of misunderstanding exists and that for the proposed new sewago plant ters who lived in the neighborhood a maximum output. Two or three a painter. The other occupations Monday night to instruct John S. iklnc. hootha 10, 11, 12. 13. may be introduced at the next meet- and who has figured in local history were undertaker, fireman, baseball mains were laid. Many other things tlount-Kncllnh Co.—Ford-Lincoln, booths they believe that public sentiment crops arc grown each season on the Applegate, the borough counsel, to of lesser importance wero put C4, Ot, (10, 70. 77. , would undergo a great change if tho ing, although doubt was expressed was known as Indian Will. He hadsarnc land. Long Islanders as a umpire and steward. Mr. Connor draw an ordinance to this effect. William D. Lackey—Hash," booths 67, people fully understand the matter. Monday night if the comnvtteo his wigwam in 1700 at the junction class have very little dealings with also received a basket of" flowers The engine will cost ? 13,000. UoW- through by the club,- __...L SB. CH, 70, The new fire company Is gaining; J. I-'. &. M. M. Stein—Plcrcc-Arrow, Some of tho school board mem- would have sufficient time to get all of Tinton Falls brook and Swimming commission merchants. Usually from the Floralhurst flower shop. ever, the engine now used by the lioothn 7, 8, (I. bers favor calling a public meeting the information needed for an ordi- river. This is near the large spring they haul their crops to market and Others who made remarks were company will have an cxcn.:nge members and it is getting along S. S. Thompson Co.—HupmobUc. boothl to discuss the matter and to hear all nance by "that time. which is on the present country fiell them direct to storekeepers and Frank A. Long, Augustus M. Min value of ?2,500 and this will reduce famously in other respects. A short 88, 80. -10. sides of tho question. The architect club grounds. Many Indian hatch- other dealers, thus eliminating mid- ton, John F. O'Ncil, Capt. Joseph the expense to $10,500. time ago .the company bought two Fred H. VnnDorn—rnJlo-Stnti, boothi Several months ago a New York motorized engines, a hook and lad- 71. 72. 711, 74, 75. would be present to answer ques- ets, arrowheads and grinding bowls dlemen's profits. Mr. Foster follows Bray, Lieut. Joseph Fix, Joseph sanitary engineer who was engaged A number of the members of tho der truck and a combination pnmp« Frank VnnSycUlo—Dodsc, booths 41, 42, tions. At the conclusion of the meet- by the town made a report on a new have been found on tho property. this plan. Salz, Lester E. McQueen, William fire company attended the council C9, 00. The former hotel on the property ing and chemical engine. The new Ed. vonKattpnircll—Marmon-Oldsmobllc, ing a standing vote would be taker sewage plant. He estimated the Even in the old horse and wagon C. Shields, Henry Susfman and Mr.meeting. Councilman Wiln.tm H. on a proposition to enlarge the has been converted into a clubhouse.. Wuhlfurst of Union Hill. Harold apparatuses have been tested with lioothi 22. 24, 25, 20, 27, 2K. cost at a little more than $147,1)00. (lays many Long Island farmers fol- Francis recommended the new ap- satisfactory results. II. Ii. Zobcl—Quick-Packard, booths 47, Fchoolhouse, or to let the school re- Tho committee appointed Monday This clubhouse is less than two miles lowed this practice, their farms be- A. Giblin sang an original song in paratus. He said it would cost 48. 411. B2, r,3, 54. main in its present condition. The night will use this report as an aid from the Red Bank railroad station in£ near enough to New York to do honor of Mr. Connor and also made ?4,000 to $5,000 to repair tin pres- Besides making the offer of the lot Maurice Schmrti—Wlllyn-Knlitht, Whip- board members who fnvor this plan in making their investigation. and can be reached by automobile a short speech. Jesse Matteson of to the firemen tho men's club electml pot, bnotlu 01. 82. 03, 78. 711. 80. this handily. With the advent of the ent apparatus, which has been in officers, last week. The officers ar«( TltUCKS say they would be willing to be guid- from the station in nbout five min- automobile virtually every Long Is- the Union,Hill lodge recited a poem use fifteen years, and he churned ed, in their acts by the sentiment of utes' easy driving. It is convenient nnd led the assemblage in sinking. Henry Kesslcr president, Edwori. . > - Mount-En)tll»h Co.—Ford, booth 14. land farmer hauls his crops to mar- that it* would be. more economical in Brasch vice president, Georgi) Day Dormno MoFaildln—ltao,, booth 10. this meeting,'regardless of whether MISSIONARY ELECTION. for residents of Red Bunk, Shrews- ket in big trucks and they follow Str cy. Nemeth und Weber of New- the long run to buy a new appnrntus Fred H. VanDom—Graham, booth 17. the vote was In fnvor of the measurt bury, Eatontown nnd tittle Silver. this practice when they come to crk, billed as "Those Three Fel- than to patch up the old one. The secretary and James McPhee treat" A. Vcenilrn—Whlto, booth 18. New Officer! Choien by Presbyterian urer. just defeated, or whether it was in Church Society.. A full size golf course has been Monmouth county, although most of lows," entertained' with songs nnd vote was unanimous on ordering the II. L. Zobrl Co.—G. M. C booth 1(1. favor of a less expensive plan, or laid out. Tho course hjis been made humor. Vaudeville performers from ordinance prepared. » « m ' Loni; Drnncb Auto Co.—Chc-vrolct, booth The annual mooting of the Pres- the native farmers continue to sell 21. whether it was ngainst doing any- an especially excellent one through | through commission men. the Cnrlton theater also entertained. VERDICT SET ASIDE. ' thing at all. byterian woman's missionary so- Supreme Court Orders Now Trial l« Other exhibitors in addition to the ( ciety of Red Bank was held last the kindness of J. Leo lionigman, an Mr. foster sells nearly all his { CHURCH REPAINTED. automobile dealers aro Charles P. adjoining property owner, who gave crops at the big market place at Divorce Granted. Stryker Suit. Week. A complimentary chowder a long- lease on a part of his farm The Uncas Club Has Improvements Irwin, outboard motorboats and Bridge-Luncheon Party. luncheon was served before the IJrookJyn. He usu/illy starts for the A divorce has been granted by The state supreme court has tot motors; D. A. Johnson Co., automo- on which three holes have been laid market shortly after noon and he Made at the Reformed Church. the second time reversed a verdict Mrs. Frank Leslie of Knollwood meeting. Reports showed that the out. These three holes comprise one Chancellor Edwin R. Walter to The Reformed church on Shrews- tive-equipment and Strombcrg radio entertained a few friends at bridge- past year has been one of the most arrives at Brooklyn about sk Mary A. LU'umm of East Front v.on by Lester H. Stryker of Red , sets; Charles E. Alexander, Johnson of 550 yards, a "dog-leg" of 475 o'clock. Restaurants nnd other cat- bury avenue at Red Bank has just Bank as administrator of the estate luncheon last week. ' Mrs. Horton successful in the history of the so- street, Red Bank, from her hus-been repainted. A new room has sea sled and outboard motors; Hen- B. Garrison won lirst prize nnd Miss ciety. Officers chosen were Mrs. yards, and an optional hole, either ing places especially for the use of of his father, Winneld S. Strykef, drickson & Co., General Electric re- through the woods or around the farmers are in the market place, bund, Clyde Loigliton Drumin. In been partitioned off in the building who was killed by a train at Sea- Elsie Porter was awarded second Charles F. Wennig president, Mrs. the decree the custody of the daugh- for the use of Harry Ingalls and frigerators; W. H. Wilson, automo- prize. The consolation prize wont Edwin C. Gilland first vice president', woods, 300 yards the long way and which covers several blocks.- -Also girt October 24th, 1924.. Tho BOH tive equipment and radio sets; and 200 the short way. The course is as ter Dolores wns awarded to the Raymond Ewing, the secretary and sued for $50,000 and on tho sec- to Mrs. James Hill Df nloomfield. Mrs. A. T. Doremus second vice thi.ri' arc sleeping quarters, which mother. Mrs. Drumm was repre- the Britlito concern. Tho airplano follows: can be engaged for the night, week corresponding secretary of the Sun- ond trial was awarded $8,333. This Other guests were Mrs. Ward Van- president, Mrs. B. P. Buell secretary sented by Kdward W. Wise of Red day-school, and a window has been will be exhibited by Jack Casey. It dervcer, Mrs. Philip Roy, Mrs. Frank and Mrs. Albert W. Wordcn, Jr., 1st hole «20 ynnlJ or month. is set aside and anothor trial ordered Is a Waco biplane. 2il hoi* ISO >iml5 Bank. made to provide light for this room. by the supreme court. U'ho court Blnndford and Mrs, Fred Halstcad. trensurcr. ilil hole SOO yunli The first thing that a man like Mr. Foster does when he gets to The worli of painting tho church in its decision claimed that it watt 4th holo 100 ynrd» New Police Sergeant. and of building the room was paid clear thnt Mr. Stryker failed to ex- To Repair Sewer Lift. Lodge Meeting. Red Bank'i Snow Bill. Mb holo U10 y^inl. Brooklyn is to eat supper. Then he for by the Uncas club, an organiza- Oth holo Ill y»r,l» goes to bed and arises at about mid- Albert F.. Newniiin, one of the 1 ercise duo caution and was guilty New pnrts'nrc needed for the sew A special mooting of Independent Bills for the removal of snow 7th hole :i00 yunls policemen of Red Bank, wns pro-tion consisting of young irit'n and of negligence when he. crossed, tho cr lift compressor on Bergen plncc from the streets of Red Bank were 8th holo 540 jonK night to have breakfast. Tho mnr- boys of the church. The members Order of Foresters of Red Hank will Oth holo 200 ynrilit ket is open from about one o'clock moted to the po.-ition oi" police ser- tracks. He stopped his car thirty at Red Hank. The cost will lie be held on Thursday night of this paid Monday night. They amounted geant Monday nijjht. Tlie town lias selected men with large families feet from the crossing to permit $1,441 nnd provision for this ex- to $241, which is much less than tho 10th hole Sf.O jurila in the morning until noon. Around week in the lodge rooms. Addresses 11th Imle 'fo47o6 yunls)iirl. ' ^vonl11 ' three o'clock in the morning one other police infant, he. bein.I who were unemployed to do th; one train to pass nnd then started pense has been made in the budget will be made by members of out-of- amount paid last year. 12th holo Osborn Ihuri.-im. The salary of work. over the tracks. The train which of; expenses. Tho street commit*ee nth hole i|25..snniJ the bulk of the business is generally town courts. "00 yiinl* done. The market place presents a inch of tlu se'otiicers was increased In; waited for obstructed his view of of the council has been authorized 14th holo Contented Hens. The Weather. 15th hole I 10 tanh lively sight. Swarms of buyers to $2,100 a year lit the meeting nn uppioaching train which struck to buy the parts. Refinishing and Cabinet Work. ICth holo •110 jnrU Levy Brothers of Shrewsbury, N. Today: Increasing cloudiness. To- representing chnin stoves nnd vari- Monday night. 1 his automobile. A new department ndded to the morrow: Rain; northeast storms. nth holo 303 ynr.l» J., say, tlia^ i' order for hens to lay Notice to the Public. George II. Roberts Co/establishment Docs a forecast like this cause you 18th holo -110 j arils ous other business places are pres- lots of Ojjgs, they must be content- on the State highway, near Red ent. Sometimes the fanner will ed. They claim that their birds are! French Dressmaker. I desire to Announce to my friends to worry about your roof? If so, Mine, II. P. Novikoff will open » ami to the public in general that 1 Bank. This department will be un-why not let us inspect it now. Our (i.lOS ynrils si-11 out hia stock in quick order. contented by the fact that they der the management of—Mr. Guy On one of the holes nlong Tinton produced 7,721 egg* during the lu.it lirst class French drcssmnklng es- have resigned as manager of the inspection will cost you nothing. If Sometimes he may have lo wait until tablishment March 1st in Room 5, United Chemists company's Red VnnNi'ss, for many years associated your roof Is in good shape we'll say Falls creek three thousand loads of noon to get lid of nil of it. One month from -10(1 White Leghorns. with the late Henry Grausc, who They rttribute this fine record to Cnrlton theater building, Red Bank, Bank store and that I have severed so. If some, minor repairs nri> need- gravel were used, the land being thinp is always certain, however. He phone 262. .The ladies of this vi- my connection with the company. I was considered one of the best re- ed we will show where, why nndfilled in to the edge of the. wat"r- will always he nlile to sell it at some the 'fact that these birds were fed finishers nnd cabinet makers in the exclusively on "Mnke-Em-Lay" cinity ate respectfully invited to thank OIOHU who hnvc patronized the how they can be made. If the fu- sidc. A professional golfer of long fiKure. Tlierr is never any danger visit her at her new quartcrB.-i-Atl- Htorc while under my management, state. The prices for this work will ture life of your roof is short we mash. Fred I). Wikolf Co., 19 Wist ami especially do I thank those who bo fair and consistent with quality experience nays that this hole i.s onethat the farmer will have to pay a from ?oll up. ror over -HI ye:ir. Front street, Red Dunk.—Advertise- vertiaemeiit. _ will suggest the kind of roof which of the best he has ever seen, the j lull for commission eharpes, freight, gave me business by virtue of my of work desired. Work culled for best suita your house nnd your pock- Tusling has sold pianos of quality. ment. Danco personal attention. and delivered. Prompt and efficient ethook. Monthly payments ar- only one comparing with it, in his i etc., amounting to mure than the Drop in and h:ivc ,'i pianu chat. Tus- at Harmony country club, on Stflla Curl E. lloffmnn. service. Phone Ked IBank 2371.— ranged. Phone or write Olson Roof- opinion, being on tlie Lido club I price received for the produce, as tin^ Piano Cy., Ill Monmoutli strui't, Used Boats and Engines. Highway No. I, nuiir Mlddlotoswn, Advertisement. his hole near liroad.—Ailvi rtiMiiirnt. Two eylindi r Kermath, fuur and -—Advertisement. ing Co., Monmouth county's largest course on LOUR Island. I his hole | h sometimes when goo.ls are N. J., Wednesday evening, Febru- ^ , a> roofers, Atlnntic Highlands, phono has cost over $.1,000 and it us said , , , i ,„,,,. right cylinder Sterling, four cylin- ary T2i\. Ticket* 50 cents. Muila Every Wednesday Night r>-10; or Asbury Park, phone 705. o!(| conim Fold.—Advertise- Hcil Hank 120H.—Ailvcrtisenieiit. gel's, 11 llruiid street, Ki'd Dunk.—• timntes furnished by' C. S. Meeker, mnirt Antiques, , 38 Washington quired. Mr. Foster takes his son,ment. Advertisement. Victor Herbert Mutic, town township, across the river from * Money to Loan on Your Car. MonniouM- lolcl, Hcd Hunk.—Ad- street. liumson, N. J. Phono Rum- Red Hank. The golf K''°unil.-i in Albert S. Foster, Jr., who Is four- Top Soil, Fill Oirt, . Wn all know them—wo all low Chickens, Capons. son 'Hi-I. We buy nil kinds of old teen years old, with him Qli somo of Can be paid back In small month You're There With a Croilty. them. At TiiMtinR'p, ten recordings Middletown township were Mibhe- gradliiK of all kimls: nlsu roadway* ly installment*. [loom 404. Elec Totally bliloldcd. Tuno with ona Finest young roasting stock, non-- dishes, pewtev, minors, furniture.— quently taken over by Ilnrry McCor- the trips to tt've the boy business built; Lakewood sand, washed gra- 27 selections, 111-inch red nenl* In lietler. We raise everything we sell Advertisement. _ experience in markcOng produce. trio buililinif, Uangs nvonuo nnd Em- knob. Tho best $55 Investment In handsome nlhiint—only $7.IH). Jlciir Shipped to customers by pnror-l pos' iniick. It wns sold by him to til'.' vel. Bins, cinders, tilue -tune, t'rli'ce ory street, Asbtirv I'nrk, N. J.—Ad rnillo toduy. William 11. Wilson, 21 those. I Tiistlng'M. 10 Monmouth DontW.lt Country Club Estates corporation It Is ail »rt requiring Ion/,' training rniMonnnlp. Howard (!. liosevel' vertiscment. _ Mnplo nveri'i', Kid Uunk.—Advflr- C. O. I). 1'rlces reasonable. Dlntch- anil business skill. The market street, ninr llroml,—Advertisement. ley Ilros,, Freehold, N. J., phono until yout autumoblle goer fiead. and the land la now lielni! converted phono 1586. Rod Unnk.—Advertise- llseincnt. IMiS-F-!!.—Advertisement. llhvb your ignition cheeked at 1). A.into hoineiiiteii. Invitations will ulin plnei's arc full of "sharpers" ready ment. Dr. Dunn, Surgeon CbiropotUst, Special Notice, ( to take ndviiutiiKi! of inexperienced will bo hero (Inily from 2:00 t'lntll Hen tiur full line (if new spring VUiltnu'Chfropncflit. Jolimon Cn.'s, 15-17 Mechanic bn sent to othrr lovers of K>lf. It Einlruclit Socioty Dnuce On iicooiint. of the storm on Snt street, phono 1030 Rod Dank.— Is announced that the object of th'-1SOIIITJ. A tyro is better off wiling U:0U 1*. M Second National Bank millinery, Im'luiliiiK lllr luU'lt mod- unlay we will continue our Dollor Dr. t'raneoii Cooko Ciulor will will he held in the society's room;, building. I'honc [toil Bonk 21G0.—. els 111 knux biiu I'riiM'il l'J.Ofi and Advertisement. new golf grounds association i* to his |iroiltic<: througgh commission Kridel building, lirn.i'l nnd Front biule'for thii rent of this week. Sie innlte nnpolntiiictiti" by telephone to houses than sell'mi; il at market AdvertUrmi'iit. up. At thi- Hose ,Sho|i, 7it Ilroad gcl'f, I'd Hroiul Mrect, lied llnnk.— come lo you when needed. Telo Dressmaking, Tailoring liuvp the flub a family organization, i-tri'rt:!, Miindiiy > vi-niiu:, March filh. street, Heil llnnli.—Adverllngmcnt, Advertisement. phono, ejntotitnu-n 1I1D-M botwoon nnd remodeling id tlm liumnon without expensive dues. Ni> Initia- p (iooil mimic, ri'fre.'dinii'iils. Adnils- The Piny "Tlie Lnujbinj Cure" ll" 00 I' M. nnd - litlucmioml Morlti Fr*t, Are You Lucky? il.'piunnt. lluiiison. N. J., opponltn Vlctury who Join mi rluirtcr inenibrr.i nnd a lonir rxpi'iii'iiee nt theii' mnrkt't list I'luiri'li Friday, Februnry 'J-llli. See iinw the laiiKitM TnvnlincR place:', nrc adept In putting their Turkey Dinners Kvrrylitidy come.—Atlvurtli'iaieiit. wateli l.i niinli' mill l[et Olio frdO lit Hlgn your name and mldrofl t on it Park, plioni! Kum.tun (180.—Adver- Kimrniitce will be given against any iTadlo. Komlfi up attractively in packages, or served Wednesdays nnd Saturdays Ve (ieiii Slnippe, 1)11 ill'uild ttmoU curd nt'Vi! tii-jii S)iopji«, (W llrom1 l tisement. IliHCMilllellt. The nile.-i of the club street, IIIHI win n fiimou* Tnvimjii " HtnimlicrgCarliioii nnd It. C. A. in whatever form Is railed (or liy nt Ibo Cozy Corner Tea Itooni, We ren-l'aynienl Plan. —Advi'i'lini'iui'iil. will provide that at nuy time n ma- always liavo a viuiely to clinone wrl»t wutch free,—Advortlnemcilt. complete A. C. power Roll, $1110 t) New Kligs For Old Ones. the Fteivl,er|iei.'. Tin' preferred Suits, $llii.50 up. nt Jlannlno'ii, _ . .-«» . «i_~ — jority of tlm IHCIHIMM'S i'<> decide, tho frnlil. I'liiiim Itctl Ilanlf Ui85.— 07 llroml ntrpot, upsinlrs, Ited Unnk Save TI1110 ninl lCiiarfy, $l,!Hf>. I). A, Johnron Co,, 15-17 Havu your rugx nlmmpooed nt nii'inberii can tuke over the club nnd 1'iu'UnKi.-• vary with the HM.MIIIS and Tlit Crniley llandbon, JOS. Mechanic Ktrccl, plinno 1030.—Ad LOOII'K, on Wliltii «trvct. Phono Itvd 1 Ailvcrtlsejiienl. Let u< 'In 't yiiiir ruilii; only $1| Tho miti-tniidliilf ntillii vuluu for Hunk 151,1.—Atlvi-i'llHcnicnt. wind will H'il I'evl put up' ill oiii for it !ixl'.l- rii|(, .At Li'on'i, oil vrtliiinictit. C'llllllllC'l It IllClll.iclvi'.'i, wiry In Mm --prlng will nut lirlliff «« Km init, 1Mi lliimd liiil,llil IV'i'A. A fully rhliild'.il Nutitrotlyiic. |ur wiiiiiiKtK'ii. i'iWii,)]ied iirtuk imr>, Mlllnr'i lliinltvnro Store, phono Red riis Central llarliar Shop lynawrllar lUiilquartcri. simw nil.. iiiui'b If put lied In the Miinn'wiiy in Soda wnlcr, nil Ihivom, mult l)»v. Iliiuli, fnini May li-t; h aioiml'l". •--AJvcrilM'Hii'111. . Miinnier. Tlii Iii'tig Maud fnrini'iv I'liiilic Iti'd Hank 70. Jiirilinc.- - A«I • jjr..|, 1140 Ailxprllnptnont, Tor your hair cut; mini, woman or Typewriter! rontoil, bought nnd "Cohlli'dluul Yankee," "The oragoD nnd distilled wnttir, UuiiJ. know tilt.> cam.' "like a Imiili," nit tho vei-tlseluellt. Lrtin's Column, rhllil. 71) Miinnmutli >trect, licit ii'" MKf'—Ailvtrtl'io Inccune Tux Keturm. Hunk,—Advii rll«i'mcnt. Hlilnc," "Cood New,!," "Funny Hevernl olllcu Inlile.i fur mile Kveiy l.uii'.Mvi!,. w||| In nitrli liy II. MHIIIK 1'iiiliiir. ('. I'. A,, room Kuril," "The Love Cull," iinnuii nli'l fnviit. from llmt of Hi" average mi'iil. , clieiiii. Tl'llliin':!, fiH lli'imd l.trri't, SocUt Danrlni Lclinili. -••Ailvurtiri'iiieiiti :::i, Umnd Hlrirl Hiuil( Inillilliin, llt'il LftKose Dress' 9ln>p. iliiiii'en. TiiMinnV, II) MiiMinmith McinilHiillli county fanner heemme Mmli'i'ii new Inure for rent, fmir «Ailvcillieini'ii',, __ Rulcnt Hlt'|>'-> Mnlii'l Cnli'innn, K> Hank; ti li |i!mih: I! 111. •-Ailvurll/' I.link liu' inn' nhiiivi'iniiry nnln they enipluy mi'llmd* Hint wvre un- lii'drimmii, tbrei' luilh"; m-ar liver, Laltmi l)r«is Shop, Hector plucc, phone '..'A11, Kid Ilntik, (iilveitlseiiii'ilt on piiKn -'.—Adver- J'"lvo Outnora Ti n Ummi, nt I.In l.iiuk lor 11 u 1 iilllilvur»iiry 1114 mint. known IH'IV until they ciiine to UIIM I'hdlle Kill Until, ill, .liii'dilic,— 1 —Advi'lllM'inelit. tUi'iiient. croft. Opi'ti-untll cluvi'n I . M. - iiilvr-i 11 nl nil I'UKII 'i,--A$V0t* SproUl $t\* on Driuaa. Follow llio Crowd. nimily, Ailvntliiiini III. A fl'W Illol'i! lltiVil Irfl ll) I'llsl'l. Alllt tii'i'lllnnl, .... I'Unoi mnti Snrvkit lii M< i Up' MIII iiii'iilliuii'il Mr. t • Oin' I'lilli'i' Ktnrli nf nftrrnoon L#nn*i Column, I'M' y mi r lift in t> nnd ildilieM lo win OioMiporl Aul" Wrvtkuri! H/lil dixill lll'i fKi'd ifi'fiilly li'illli'rili II'IIIM. fin' "it mi Huiimt nVtnudi,' Iliv III'J.I. IHiliiiii'n ,1'lnim Hlioji, Hi' Mii'f IDD II nill ll mii 'jmirij i II 'fiivimiK'i mil u'lilcli f i-i'i" nt Vi I'll.I'l III, |UH 11H U H1111 • I. •. IIUllllI' Mlllll, :th'll, U.CHI.I""'!. N. .1. Wl' Typewriter*. nrsey; City, spent part of sisted of Mrs. Robert R. Voorheee, have decided to construct a new Mrs. Burt Decker's. , <,' ,last week at tboir home hero. o, Mrs. FormanjSutphin, Mrs. Jonathan PUBLIC SALE building oil the boardwalk- to re- Mrs. Alex Spenco Bpcnt part ol Mrs. EuEfeno EWnger spent part H. Jonoa, Mrs. Henry C, Tilton and Notice to Horse Owners place the casino, which was recently last week with Misa Coles of Brook- of last week at Now York. Miss Beatrice Bennett. ' , destroyed by fire.' The new "building lyn. . Mr. arid Mrs. Theodore N, Parmly Daniel S. Ely returned home Ust Thurs February 23d, 1928, Will be 200x800 feet and will cost U. S. Remount Stallions, N y, John Estalow ja expected home and their children Emily and Thorn- Thursday from Chicago, whore he ' At 10:00 O'Clock. ahout $l,2o\000. This improve-^ tWs week from the .Long Branch aa^haye been 8]ck with B^iPi bflt they bought .twenty..honei .f oi th« a&lea ment will be Jarried thfdugH in ad- hospital) where ho underwent an op- are Improving. ' and exchange stables of the William IMP; LE PIERRE DE TANVILLE REYNOLDS DRIVE dition to the, convention hall, which eration for cancer on his hand. Two Henry Berger has moved from C. Ely estate; The horses, arrived it is estimated will cost close to of his lingers were amputated and, Wellington Wilkins'a farm. John last week. ,. • . .' BAY HORSE—7 years old, 16.1 H. $3,000,0000. • Work will be started part of the hand was cut off. Crawford, -who has been living, at Charles Phillips and family have By Verwood—Philosophy. AT EATONTOWN, N. J. on the new- casino as soon' as pos- Mr. and Mrs. James O. Smith and Eatontown the past year, has rented moved from a house on the Scoboy- sible. Three new payilions will also their two children, Mrs. Annie -Croat-" the WilkiriBi "place and he will move ville road to rooms over Alex L. Me- be constructed on the boardwalk at son and Mrs. Cjarence A4derson.of there in a few .dSys. ' Clecs'a harness shop. GEMS TO LET ', ja cost "of about $600,000,. These Freehold and Miss Ella S. Cono-ver The ladiea' aid society of the William Martinson has recovered Jlorses, Mules, Cows, Machinery, &c. taHe n '- *« p! =e of. the arcade, of Red Bank spent part of last week Methodist church will hold a Wash- from grip. , CHESTNUT HORSE—16.1 H. Going out of the Daily and. Teaming business. 15 good dairy with Rev. and Mrs. A. H. Sutphln. ington's birthday tea party this af- The Holmdel card club met Friday By Imp. Parisian Diamond—Imp. Lettie Lind. cowp and.l registered Guernsey bull, one year old; team of extra good i iiotoV n'd ternoon at tho home of Mrs. Well- night at Mrs. Joseph Kinhafcr's and ington Wilkiiis. another meeting waB held last, night Now Standing At , mules, also extra good single mule;, team of brown horses, 6 and 7 |Commissionera-io carrj out tha pro T1NTON FALLS NEWS. » years old, extra good; team of gray horses, G and 7 years old, extra posed beach front construction plans ' Mrs. Andrew Williams spent Sat- at .Mrs. Henry C. Tllton'a. good; team bay and Bray horses, 10 and 11 years old, extra good; 2 | as. soon as possible. Tho hotel peo- Mrs. David Scott Improving From a urday and Sunday at New. York. The choir of the Reformed church Amory , L. Haskell's Woodland saddle colts, land' 2 years old; two-row fertilizer distributer, potato | pie claimed that Asbury, Park was Cut Mads by Nail. George Washington, the store- will meet for rehearsal tomorrow on the economic rocks because of keeper at Pine Brook, has been laid night at Miss Dorothy Martipsoh'a. Farm, Red Bank, N. J. harrow, three-horse Acmo harrow, Buckeye grain drill, three-row marker, the loss of the casino and arcade. Mrs. David Scott i3 improving up with a heavy cold. Henry C. Tilton will iriovq next from a cut made by a rusty nail on ' wood sle'd, Aspiinvall potato planter, 3 two-horse farm wagons, .in good Mrs. Charles Leonard became a month from'the Ely estate house to. Plaited here,by the U. S. Government to Encour-' her ankle. Tho nail protruded order; 3 sets of double harness, almost new,. Atkinson & Son make; COLT'S NECK NEWS. grandmother last week when twins, a farm near Matawan'.i through a barn door and Mrs. Scott age the breeding of better horses. ' a boy and a girl, were born to her • Paris green duster, hay tedder, 4 walkingjcultivntors, 2 walking, plows, was cut when sho opened the door. Sergeant Fauwelt of tho rural Vendue Held by Mrs. Augusta Clay- daughter, Mrs. Jesse Taylor of 10 terns of baled straw, D tons of,hay, Joose. The ankle became swollen and for state police force gave a talk on tho ton Saturday Afternoon, Eatontown'; work of the forca at a meeting of Fee, $10.00. TERMS:—All sums oot ?50.00 and under, cash; over ?50.00, a Mrs. Augusta Clayton, \yho has a time Wood poisoning was feared, but a Liberty grange last week. The FOR APPROVED MARES. credit of seven months by giving bankable note with approved security. been living on tho Ryall farm, will! " danger from this is now be- NEWS. grange will have a Bociable next move to the Hcbeler houso. Mrs. 1'e^d to be past. GEO. H. ROBERTS CO., INC., Auctioneers. Catering at a Vendue Prove! Prof- Monday night at Ira Magnn's at For further particulars Phone Red Ban^c 1558, Clayton held an auction Saturday John 3ory now has his house Marlboro. JOHN TANSEY. afternoon, with Walter D. Fields as lighted with electricity on the Pine itable For Church'Society. and ask for Edward Feakes, • Supt. Tel. 81 Eatonlown auctioneer. Despite the stormy | Brook road, Charles Dreyer and The ladies' aid society of tho Re- It pays to advertise In The Register weather there was a fair attendance and good prices. The Ryall farm was bought last fall by Harry Gib- A N N I V E R S A R Y son of Jerseyville. It will be op- It's good erated nnd occupied by two sons- in-law of Mr. Gibson, they being Forman Hunt and Mr. Polhemus. There was a largo attendance at because its the chapel of the Reformed church last Thursday night when Rev. V. T. B. Reynolds of Keyport gave a lecture on "The Romance of Amer- made from ican History." More than 100 stere- opticon pictures were shown in con- nection with the lecture. The profits, amounting to $31.40, were applied real Jamaica to the ministerial endowment pen- sion fund ofthe Reformed churches of America. Mumps are still very prevalent I and the school attendance contin- V Ginger ues to be far below normal. * i Mrs. George Hughes of Scobey- La Rose Dress Shop ville spent part of last week with Mrs. Asher Crawford. § An automobile owned by an un- 54 Monmouth Street {Opposite Town Hal]) Red Bank, N. J. ii known party ran off the side of the county road Friday night and over- I turned in a field on Theodore Lewis's "The Qtampagne of Qinger <*Aks farm, whoro it caught fire. Tho ma- Distributed by Cohen and Gordon, Long Branch; Creenapan Brothers, Perth Am boy; chine was wholly destroyed. Steinberg and SpLelfogel, Inc., Atbury Path and Lake-wood; New Jersey Confectionery George Decher, an aged resident § Sg pg, CompanyC , AtburAb y PParkk. of this place, is very sick. Sale Starts Thursday, Feb. 23d, at 9 a.mI. tMWMMIIMWIIIIIIIIIMMIMMIIIIIIWIIIIMIM ..The firemen hold another dance at the schoolhouse last Friday night. i There was a big uttendance and the Delays Are Expensive. usual good time. Another dance will be held by the firemen at the WOn the First Anniversary of the La Rose Dress Shop, we wish to thank you for your valued schoolhouse next month. i Tho fence in front of Mrs. Asher patronage. We sincerely appreciate the good will of our customers who have enabled us to 1 i Quality Is Economy. . i- Chawford's house was damaged last $ Friday night by an automobile. The i prosper. We are in a position to offer unexcelled quality Dresses and Coats at bargain prices 'car which did the damage had been •J.parked in front of Mrs. Crawford's i and cordially invite you to visit our store. place by someone who was attending the dance held by the firemen at the I I schoolhouse. We will offer for your approval all the latest Shades and Styles in I The Bnnual congregational meet- I ing of the Reformed church will bi held Thursday night, March 15th. f Dresses for Spring wear, during this Sale. ' 1 Reports will be read showing the condition of the church and the var- ious church societies. Arrangements for the meeting were made by the consistory last Friday night. REGULAR $15.00 DRESSES REGULAR $25.00 DRESSES Mr. and Mrs. VanNote of Wann- massa spent part of last week with C/3 GEORGETTE Mrs. VanNote's parents, Mr. and Special $7.95 GEORGETTE Special Mrs. John C. Schanck. $11.95 Miss Anna Buck of Beach Haven FLAT CREPE Anniversary Two for FLAT CREPE Anniversary Two for spent part of last week with rela- Pric. tives here. PRINTED PRINTED Pries Place your order now. MrCorniick-Decrinc,, Wall is iiml Rolens Mrs. David I. Vandervcer and All Sizea. $15.00 $23.00 Tractors are quality machines. They are rflViVnt, snfi\ satis- Mrs. Ward Vandorvcer and her son • All Sizei. factory, and insure a real saving. A car-load sold to date. John of Red Bank spent last Thurs-, day with Mrs. Arthur Soffel. j Why Sell Them 2 for $15? . CREPE DE CHINE UNDERWEAR Mrs. Augusta Clayton and hrr Became if we told thole dreiiet .ingly they would have to be much PLOWS and HARROWS three daughters were recent guests ' > higher priced. You lava by quantity selling. SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY PRICE. of nvcry description for horse or tractor. Made by Mc- of Mrs. Charles Jamison of Robcrts- Cormick-Deering, Deere, Kincrsun, Olivti and Case. ville. z What a wonderful chance to make up your own CHEMISE, Reg. $2.49 Value—NOW $1.75 Specials for* Korilsons. Miss Mary Buck has been spend- ing peveral-daye with her sister nt z spring wardrobe—right now ! GOWNS, Reg. $6.95 Value—NOW. $4.49 Manasquan. Colorful prints will bo smartest this spring. This sale is full of PAJAMA SETS, Reg. $7.95 Value—NOW $5.49 print dre»e*. Flat crepes are here, too—sheer, becoming geor- UNION BEACH NEWS. gettes—flattering crepe de chines—and in large enough variety to DANCING SETS, Reg. $3.95 Value—NOW .... $2.49 suit the most critical taste. Catholic Club Will Hoid Card Party STEP-INS, Reg. $2.49 Value—NOW $1.75 Once a Month. The. Union Beach Catholic club held their regular meeting on Thurs- LEATHERETTES day evening and several members Values up to $20.00 COATS were enrolled. The members plan Short to hold a card party once a month, Special Reg. $0.95 Special the next being on Friday evening, Plain Cloth $4.95 Anniversary Anniveriary March 2nd. Long This is Hi, \o. c liuli'il Triirtni Marrow. ' Mr?. Florence Cullcn and daugh- Fur Trimmed Pries $8.95 Prica , The only nuti liiin of ith kniil on the AmiTican market. ter spent a few days last week at Reg. $7.95 85.95 Be suit' Ui M 1* iuiy KIIHTSOII owner. Made for Konl- the home of Mr.*. Daniels of New- sons iirul all t'H-s. 1(1" ,,r IS" ili.se. ark, whirr Mi^s Oullon appeared at the Masonic tcniple with the Daniels dam-ing review. Also a Few High Grade Coats at a POTATO PLANTERS Mrs. R A. Aumack has resumed Investigate HIM N'i'W Appinwall No, f>. It places lltn fer- her duties as departmental teacher tilizer win•!-.• it should be. Also two-row N'o. f>f>' planters. after being confined to her boil for Inv. xi ami s.ne. Order early, a r-w days. lliury Kgginson recently joined Cultivators, Seeders, Weeders the Hoy Scouts. 50",, Reduction Mr. nnd Mra. A. Cowlpy of Free- I'lan. t Jr. iunr*TiHCoi-iiiiik-Dir rinj. Models. hold spent Sunday with the Intter's Miler, Mrs. Tl. A. An muck. RARE BARGAINS SPRAYERS Mrs. Hubert Wiggins nod ilnugh- ler of Kearney visited .Mr. and Mrs. Hiij'c. Ilicii I'II -MI i-i. rumps insure rfllcicncy and i louomv. Joint Murphy one dny last week. One ID fmir «•> iimlcrti. Two to 2'.! II. I', "Tractor Power Mr. and Mrs. Roberts and daugh- CORDUROY BATH ROBES lirivc Mtu-hiiii's, L'O to 30 II. 1'. Also hand nnd traction ters of Now llrunswlck, Miss Kate SILK QUILTED ROBES iiiitchines. Ki-hultz timl Jack Duffy of Perth 'Aitiboy spent Sunday visiting nt the Reg. Price, E-B MANURE SPREADERS lioiiu. of Mr. and Mrs. 1'. Romano. $2.95 Reg. Price, ; Mrs, Charles iiappali spent NOW ar<> low nrty «nd Danes Hold by Com- S. P. CONOVER & BRO. 1 imllllly Cluli I.asl Wfftk, WICKATUNK, N. J. Phone Holmdcl 26-F-24 Tho eut'd party nnd dunrn held by CREPE DE CHINE REDUCTIONS. | tlm Cnimminlty club InM VVi'(liii>«dny $4.49 |iiil!ht Win well iitti'tultiil (liinplti) llii' Ro8. price, $5.95; NOW 1 WE DELIVER. TRY OUR SERVICE. I'iK't Unit iniiliy iillin- iitlriirllon." if liui tilt iiinii' nlnlit lit &^&|&£!^^ ANNIVERSARY S A L Eg.8.SSg8.8S:S^^ S3 RED BANK KKGISTEK, FEBRUARY 22,W2S. fago Three v CARD PARTY CLEARED 1150. Stokes, Mrs. Leola Muir, Miss Alma HIGHLANDS NEWS. IWIMMHMMMMIIMMMIHtMMIIMMIMIIII'IMI NOTICE OP SETTLEMBNT Of ACCOUNt Williams, Mrs. Matthew Mortcnson El-tat, of W«llam JK..H«ld, d.Ma.,1, *,- ThVMoney Will Co Into St. .hmetV WillUm B. Mead Appointed Record- . Not joe l« heraliyglv.il that lh« at.oQntl' and the mixed, quartet of the New •r—School Election Contetti. or. tho iulj»ctlber,. ontculor o( th» ••Mia School Fund. Monmouth Baptist fchurch. ' • ot .aid dooauad, will b. .udltti u.l (Th» Red Bank Ittgliter e>n b« bought jlntoil by tb'a 8urro««t« nt th. Count» ol About $150 was cleared at a card A new stores front is being built caoh week (D Hig-hlinds at Bedle't drug i.onmouth and reported for MttUmtnl W Heat From Your itore, mad at Joftepb Stamen'f ttort.t I;o Orph.iiM. Court.of talil County, oft party last Wednesday night given at on William Left's' stationery and lliurnclay, tho twenty.irooml day of , the homo of Mrs. Jesse Ginsberg of newspaper store on tho corner of At lost week's meeting of the Mnrchi A, D.-ID3*, at which tlm« wilt*, lion will be made for tlifl allowaues ol Fort Monmouth.. for St. James's First and Center avenues. Large commissioners William B. Mead was :ommlsfliniH.'iintl coiinval feei, school by the school's parent-teach- show windows will be installed and appointed recorder. Three council- Dated 1'cibrunry 7lli, A, 1). 1028. ers' association, Euchre, fivahun wil- l be-supported with a"foundation men voted in favor of tho appoint- - • CHAUI.KS IIUBESK, dred, bridge and -pinochle, were of ornamental brick. ment1 and three against it, and the We have in our Salesrooms a New Type of ^_ . Katontown, N 1, played. Many prizes wero offered deciding vote was cast for Mr. Mead SHERIFF'S SALE. Mrs. George Conover of Second Outboard Motor Scooter. By virtue or ii writ ot |l, («. to mo dU C 0 AL and there wore nearly sixty prize avehuo sprained her ankle in a fall by Mayor James. J. Rowland. The roctutt, iasuad out ot the Court of Chan, winners. A felt hat made by Mrs. commissioners who voted for Mr. ucry of the Sluto uf Now Jera«y will b« downstairs last week. She was laid Length, 15 feet; beam, 44 inches; weight, 185 pounds; ',i- exposed to aulu id puiilio vemJue, ot\ M M George McVcy of vBergen place, up several days. Mead were John Ahem, C, Hell inch cedar plank bottom, %-inch sides; .will make 20 to 22 'lay, tha 5th liny of Mutch, 1D3B, tit which was disposed of on the co- Mr. and Mrs. William Hunphy of Johnson and Benedict S. Neimark. tlia hwiri of 12*00 o'clock * mid 0:00 uVlocle operative plan, was won, by^Mrs. Those who opposed the appointment miles per hour with 8 H. P. motor. A real snappy boat you (»t 2:U0 o'clock), In the' afternoon of calj THE DIFFERENCE South avenue entertained a number will be proud to own—and the price will surprise you for a bout iiay, nt tliu Court J[ou«o in tlie UuroiMh Mamie- Miller of Long Branch.* of friends at a curd party recently. were Fred Bedle, Harry Brown and »f Freehold, County uf Monmouth, Nutv of this type. ' . "*r~ -Jerneyr-tn-BntiTfy—n decree of aaitl caurt* Tho prize winners were Mrs. MrB. Grandin Chapman is theAddison Romaine. In addition to ununiiitlinr to approximately 10,1)01.00. n Between Charles Giblin,,,. Mrs. Peter Lung:, owner of a new Willys-Knight car. Mr. Mead, three other men made AM, UIOH.) certain trnct* or pure eh of " Mrs.Catherine McCarthy, Mrs.-Mary applications for the job, they being We have tho sole agency for the Jersey Shore, Come in land tinil pfomljsL-d, hcruliinftor nrticulurl/ The- Atlantic Highlands high and look them over. described, nittmtc.-lying and betne In tha Cold and Comfort Kaney,' Mrs. Joseph Bray, Mrs. Geo. school basketball team was defeated John Kwik, Robert Martin and Jos- lownship uf shruwdbury, In tha Count/ of Monmouth am] Stuto t.f Now JofacY, Grauso, Mrs. U. V. Wolcott, -Mrs. by Long branch last week by a score eph Menzzopane. Mr. Mead served FIRST T It ACT— a- Mort Planiiz,- Mrs. Hugh Masaey, as recorder last year. A short time im.lNNINO at a fttnkc'ln the cotter ot of 40 to 22. tl.Q ruiui lou'titiK from K.itJiilovm to Wny* Mrs. Nellie Normile, Mrs. Beatrice Miss Jeanctte Shoemaker gave a ago a charge of exceeding his au- j nidy uii.1 In Uin siiutlieu* coviitr of lund Melvin, Mrs. Thomas Clusey, Mrs. Valentine party last week. During thority was made against Mr. Mead Geo. H. Roberts Co., Inc. i uf Chn-iit['tivr Orumni.in iinJ nnur Cron* by Peter J. Olde, a lawyer, and a litrry Dronk UrtiUro; tlivnco ;li •ntith HI Fred D. Wikoff Co. John Ryan, Mrs. Thomas Little, tho past week Miss Shoemaker en- State Highway, (One Mile North of) Red Bank. "l:i4tu n corniir: thctice (;i> William T. Franklin has been ap- terward apparently changed his •iuut.li nhoiu !i ft-t*t to n eoriitT; thenco (I) OFFICEi 19 W. Front' St. Martin Mead, Mrs. Uoso Ryeme, pointed a lay delegate to the Meth- ntiir nluiitt Uiinttlur'n In ml nortli tW ) nurth 1 ilcurec west 10i)7 f»vt gan, Mrs. James Mc.Oue, Miss Agnes tic City. to it ntake in the UIJO or corner of luntl vt YARD: Maple Avo. & Bergen Place Dwyer, Miss Helen Lang, Miss Bea- liUHCim liilla; Hit tied [*>) luir'.h l>'2 (Vttrec i Mr.y and Mrs. Howard Stockton August Quast, Charles Greenfield 1& niiniitt'4 oust lOriifect nlom: lliit line ot Phono 554 trice Dugan; Miss Helen Kelly, Misn have returned from an automobile and Jessie Havens were re-elected •^aitl llilii' lutid to the 8ouLhwc:it turner of Margaret Kavanaugh, Miss Marga- trip to Southern Pines, North Caro- "Gnimmtin Tract," fornmrly: theuco (7) ret''Murphy, Mrs. Catherine Wesel, Bchool trustees for full terma at last nurth 'I bouth 'Z ileiftjoi cmt Feldt, John P. Mulyihill, Arthur nloim lun••! of Dills unit Grammnn 10C4 ftot Ginsberg, James Murphy, J. A. Ry- Joseph Stryker has signed up with enco Matthews, a member of the of Children Attending School at to a corner; thence (10) north G'l do^rei» the Buffalo baseball team of the In- school board, who was a candidate 15 minute-* mat alonic Grnmman'u lina an, H. Woolley, Frank Harris, J. jrtuth 7i> ik'srci'H enHt Gr»0 feet to tho rlnca Levino and George Wolcott. The ternational league and will leave for a one-year term, was defeated of bcKinniiHT. (Juntuinlnu tlilrty*llvo urd February 26th for the spring train- by Mrs. William Fehlhaber. Alto- LEONARDO 50-100 iicrtti. non-players' prizes went to Mrs gether 98 votes were cast at the SECOND TRACT— Thomas Gill, Mrs. Thomas Kelsey ing.cnmp. His brother Sterling will ALSO till that tract or parcel of land In join him later. ejection. —and—- tho Township of En ton town, County ai.d and Mrs. Jesse Ginsberg. lit/ilo wforctJiid, . '" ~ . The borough commissioners last About 150 persons attended a so- UBUINNING in tho center of tha rand Mr3. Walter Layton of Red Bank week awarded a contract to build ciable given last week at the meet- leading from Kutontown und Tin ton Falls PUPILS tj Wayrfiilo iiml in thu cnaterly lino of th* was chairman of tho party commit a pump house to John Stone at aing rooms of the business and civic rljjht of way of tlio. Now Joracy Southern tee and her assistants were Mr? cost of $1,411. association for the benefit of the ratlroiid company, thenuo (1) nurth 6C du« Frank, Long, Mrs. Joseph Bray, Mrs. Have you during tho past few years had any occasion f,ift?3 vait ami jilOID: tho line of said roil* Capt! A. B. Mount has resigned Methodist church choir. Fifty per- to intervene on behalf of your child in respect to school rond 251 fi^t more or leas to land of Mary George Grause, Mrs..Thomas Little. as overseer of the poor and Mrs. sons attended a plate sociable held K. Ilunkin-ion; Ihcnao (2) southeasterly discipline? and nearly nt right untiles to the rail road Mrs. Catherine Sullivan, Mrs. Thom- Ethel Bishop has been appointed in Friday night at the home of. Mrs. lino 'AA f"Qt more or less to a atonal as Salmon, Mrs. Thomas Kelsey, his place. Tunis H. Lane for the benefit of the Has your child been expelled from school at times for thertct' (3) south 48 degrees 30 mlnutcS" periods of a week or two or longer? west along the linn ot Field'* In ml 808 feet Mr3. Mao Ryan, Mrs. Thomas Gill Twenty-seven votes were cast at church. more or leas to tho cenier of the nfore* Washington Was Mrs. Alice Leddy, Mrs. Theresa Her- the school trustees'- election last Lead pipe water main connections Has your child been excluded from participating in •mid road: thence (<1) aloner the inm« old, Mrs. Lawrence Roche, Mrs. north 4 degrees 30 minutcfl cant 221 feat week. James E. Armstead, Edwin will be installed on Bay avenue and class work or expelled from class for any cause what- more or leua to the placo of beginninc. Prompt. James Murphy, Mrs. Jessie Gins- B. VanHisc and William R. Dawson will replace the cast iron pipe. soever? THIRD TRACT- berg, Mrs. John Mertz, Mrs. James ALL that certain trnct or land ndjoJnJnrf were elected trustees. A dinner party was given a few Has youi- child been called upon to^do strange, unusual tho last nhovc described trnct and road Anderson, Mrs. John Carroll, Mrs. Mrs. George McHugh of Second nights ago at the home of Miss Mary and perhaps unwarranted things^n atonement for some and purliculnrly described n3 follows' So the Broad Street Na- William. Decker, Mrs. Aloysius Pat- avenue underwent an operation for ofTense? HKUINNING nt the northeast corner of terson, Mrs. Alfred Rciss, Mrs. Ed T. McCabe at which the announce- the road leading from the Katontown and tional Bank is prompt in appendicitis last week at the Plain ment was made of her engagement Tinton Falls, road to Wayside (called thi ward O'Flaherty, Mrs. Peter Lang. Has your child been subjected to any physical encounter Alice White road); thence northerly alofitf field hospital. to Capt. Frederick L. Schaff, who is with anyone other than another pupil? tha Alico White road 362 feet to Daniel II* the fulfillment of its en- Mrs. Alice McDermott and Mrs. Mrs. John Pinaud of Bay avenu» captain of the repair department of ApplcRuto's land; thence northeasterly Martfn Mead. Have you now or have you had any grievance, satisfied nlong his line 350 feet more or leis to tk gagements. If you do busi- is a surgical patient at the Long the Hoboken fire department. The or not, against the administration of this school? corner of liimln of snlil Appleuato and tAutf Branch hospital. wedding will take place May 16th. I-\ Ilankinson: thence easterly nlonjr th* Uunkin»on line 138 feet; thenco toUtherly ness with us you will save ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS NEWS Mrs. Ralph H. Garrison of Water- Evermond Johnson has bought a Have you elected to send your child or have they pre- nnd pnralkl with the said Alice White road loo, Iowa, formerly of this place, ferred to attend some other school because of somo \lf) fct't t<> tho road leading from Katun* both minutes and dollars. Methoditt Church Entertainment— new Chevrolet runabout. dissatisfaction or other? town to Pine IIrook: thence sputhweaterl? was in town last week renewing ac- The contractor's equipment for liloiitf Hiiid rond 100 feet to tho placo ol Alterations to Store. quaintances. Mrs. Garrison has laying sewers on Bay avenue has ar- If your answer is YES to any of tho above queries I l>e«inuimi. Cuntnininc three End I'll (The Red Gunk Register can b» boaehl been visiting relatives in Asbury "would deeply appreciate your communicating with me. b each week 'n Atlantis Highland! at the rived and work will bo started this AND ALSO all the estate, rlclit, titls and •tores of Wllllnro Led. William Gerklm Park. week. I will endeavor to see you all and any information intercut of tha pnrty of the first part* oft and Leon Katz.) in or to, till mnchlncry, tools, equipment* Bernard Schultz has opened a given will be held strictly confidential. appliances. Roods, chattels . and personal The Methodist ladies' aid society plumbing shop on Bay avenue. Cleared $75 at a Supper. property of every kirn] and description, In JOSEPH H. EUSTACE and upon the real estate hereinabova dft* cleared about $50 nt .an entertain- The ladies' auxiliary of Chemical Berthed. ment last Friday night. A play en fire company of- Belford cleared $75 Everett, New Seized as the property of Theobold Min- Call 13 or 1300 at a Virginia baked ham supper cer, et nls., taken hi execution at the iult titled "How the Story Grew" was Everybody's market nlace correct- of Martin M. SchactTer, and to be sold bf BROAD STREETNMONAL BANK presented and the participants were ly describes Luke* Longhead's de Tuesday night of last week. The HARRY N. JOHNSON, Sheriff. supper was in charge of Mrs. N. Dated February 3. 1028. liberally applauded. A fine musical partment in The Register.—Adver- Hurry E. Newman, Solicitor. ' > Red Bank.,N.J. program WUB rendered by Mrs. Lulu tisement. W. Salmon and Mrs. Joseph Hyers. (101 I) . 942.4V* lrE Fourteenth Annual AUTOMOBILE SHOW Auspices Monmouth County Autorrjobile Dealers' Association. Red Bank Armory - March 3d to 10th, inclusive to Life, Happiness and Prosperity is the mission of the 1928 Automobile. The Automobile as a factor showers infinite bless- Showing ings on all Mankind. Without it today the world's progress would he 200 years, behind the times. The motor car benefits -health, of creates happiness and enlarges prosperity. This exhibition brings the PASSENGER newest models of the most popular makes and you are invited to CARS view these models at your leisure.

COMMERCIAL l^lERCURY, the messenger of the gods, is the patron, so much that is new in shape, in equipment, in motors, saint of the automobile. To make speed he had and new features, that it will pay you to be circumspect before choosing. CARS wings fastened to IIN lieels, and with them lie flow through the air. The desire for new cars is in tho air. It has been , greatly stimulated by the advertisements published by MOTOR But Automobiles have it all over Mercury. They all manufacturers of cars. Everybody wants a car. have their wings in their motors, and their speed would Well, there will be enough for all. BOATS put old Quicksilver to shame. -1 Como in nnd let m greet you., Let us show you tho Tho Auto show is a wonderful pluce to get posted best. Let us put you in the running, and you'll outdo AEROPLANES ns to what is new in earn. If you contemplate buying, Mercury with his tiny wings, oven if he was a god on don't fail to stroll around and ask what's what. There's Olympus. P. S. Thii will bo tho only show ACCESSORIES thi* season to bo xpomored Afternoon and Evening. Admission, • • 35 Cents. by this Association..

\ RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 22,1928. • -ii" - plan to call a series of elections to THE RED BANK REGISTER. yoto oh building an addition to the JOHN U. COOK, Editor ^ village Bchoolhouse. According to the rumor the board would call elec- GEORGE a HANCR Asiocl.le Editor. tions at intervals of. twenty daylf un- THOMAS. HIVING BROWN u til the opponents of building the ad- Business Manager. dition were worn out,-and in this Telephones:—Hcd Hank lS.a way the appropriation would eventu- Red Dank 1800. ally be carried. The board says the Column Subscription Prices: rumor is entirely without founda- One year tion. The board has no intention Six months . Tbret moatba . of putting such a foolish plan into effect. The proposition to build an WEDNESDAY, FEB. 22, 1928. addition to the Echoolhouse was overwhelmingly defeated last week Why Are * * * TOWN TALK. The board has not yet fully de- Dirty Rugs Two Substantial Benefits termined what course it will pursue, but they do not want to jam some- ~ reflect in every detail the femininity of spring fashions of Public Work in Winter. thing through in subversion of the Unsanitary The failure of stiite and county will of the people. At this juncture officials to push road building proj- it would seem appropriate to com- ects and other public work is to he mend to the attention of the hoard deplored in view of the mild open thu plan which was followed by the 9 weather and the exceptionally large Middletown township board of cdu- amount of unemployment. Right catjon when that board had a plan hor.e in Monmouth county aro sev- under consideration to buy ground In our last week's talk to era! road projects which have been for an athletic field. you we discussed the neces- officially approved, but not a tap of • * • work has been done. These jobs do sity for removal of dirt and - not require concrete laying or other A public meeting was called and grit to keep the rug from all interested citizens ^yere not only work which mig-lit be injured or de- -wearing out before it should. stroyed by cold weather. The work requested but urged to ask all tH to be done is. that of cutting ne'.v questions they couid think of. There had been some opposition to buying Le Monnier roads through fields and meadows, What about the sanitary grading land where roads arc to be the ground in question, but after widened, and other similar work. everything had been threshed out a or health side of keeping mutual understanding was arrived your rugs clean? * • * at. The board changed its plans In some cases deep fills will have somewhat to correspond with the to be made and in other oases deep sentiment expressed at the meeting. If you are blessed with cuts.will be made. With the new A standing vote was then taken on improved steam shovels and other the matter of buying the athletic little children in your home, ^modern machinery which is used for grounds and it was unanimously the kiddies are sure to play this work, this work is as possible in favorable. At the election which a mild winter as irt the spring or was held subsequently on the matter on the floor and get their Rebowx summer. What can be accomplished tho vote in favor of buying the mouth and nose in close by such a wintertime program of property was almost unanimous. contact with the rug. work is illustrated by the progress Howard G. Rosevelt is making in grading the new school athletic A similar course was followed by Would you think it quite grounds from West Bergen place to the Shrewsbury township board of all right for them to play the Newman Springs road. The work education when it was proposed to is well under way and a big lot of build an addition to the Tinton Falls on the sidewalk and street grading has already been done. By schoolhouse and make it a township in the filth and refuse that is doing this work in the winter instead consolidated schoolhouse. The citi- 3 of to be found there? You of following the general inclination. _^"? the 1township fav voteb dm by Alphonsine to. do the groundhog act and crawl certainly would not if "you gg the additio"IS""n ?a t '"the publi" »c' meetin ?! g in a hole away from work, the pub- where the matter was discussed. are a normal parent. lic will have the use of the street They gave a correspondingly large through the tract at the earliest pos- majority when tho matter was ofll sible opportunity and the pupils will daily settled at the ballot box. But stop and think of that have the use of the athletic grounds filth and refuse with the ac- •without loss of time. Men who * * * otherwise might be idle have a The advantages of holding public cumulation of deadly germs chance to earn a living and the discussions and "straw vote" elec- attached, that we carry in money which they obtain is diffused tions before important matters are and deposit on the rug with for the general benefit of the com- put up to an official vote of the peo- munity. ple are varied and many. All room our shoes that are constant- # * + for misunderstanding is removed. If ly coming in contact with there are defects, or omissions, or The people pay a big, round price the sidewalk and street. for the government they get, and mistakes of any kind they arc most office holders get good, fat brought to light and remedied. Tho school board learns what the people salaries for the work they do. Un- It is a rather startling t"cr such circumstances the public want and comes in closer contact Jas a right to feel that whenever it with public thought. The board is thought, is it not, when we t> possible to do public work in the better enabled to sympathize with give it a moment's reflec- •inter season it should be under- the public viewpoint. tion ? taken, not only with the immediate • * * job in view but also°ftith every other In this day, when the advantages We cannot very well factor considered which will conduce of education are well known, folks to general welfare. It certainly do not vote against school facilities change our modern methods shows lack of statesmanship to let unless they believe the question at of living, but we can and a mild winter go by without any issue can be settled in some better public work being undertaken when way than that proposed, or unless should have our rugs thor- there is so much work to be done they are misinformed. Holmdel oughly cleaned and all the and when so many men are jobless. village, has one of the standard dirt, grit, filth and germs re- schools of New Jersey. It would not have a school with such a higli moved, and we can keep Ice Boating on the Shrewsbury rating unless the people there ap- them that way by periodical and Around the Stove. preciated the benefits of education. trips to the cleaner, just the A public meeting would prove mu- Condolences arc in order for the same as we keep our linen ice boatmen. Wintrr is will nigh tually helpful to the citizens and to over, spring is "ju>t around the the school board. Even if it did not and body clothes clean by provide an immediate solution it periodical trips to the laun- corner," and virtually no k-e boating would pave the way for an eventual has taken place. It is extremely un- dry. likely that there will lie any this win- satisfactory settlement of the prob- ter. Folks who dont like cold lem. The school board could take weather and wh'o cant £u South wont no more appropriate action than to feel bad over the alienee of ice interpret last week's election result There are many of you as a necessity for a public confer- who read this who will no and cold weather, yet there will In- i nee. a feeling of ^eneral regret that the doubt say to yourself, "Well, ice boatmen did not get their (Town Talk continued on page 16.) money's worth thi- wintir. this don't apply to me. I AGRICULTURE BOARD. keep my. rugs clean—I use a However, morn winti r^ are com- Ne Officers Elected (or Monmouth vacuum cleaner on them ing, ft is jutl a-" liki ly that next County Organization. every daw" year's winter will be a? abnormally Edgar D. Reid of Tenncnt has cold as this wintei ua~ abnormally j been fleeted president of the Mon- mild. Ice boating fur -.I'veral .->< a- mouth county board of agriculture. Please do not think I am •tns pnst haa bet n tfrnwjn*.' in popu Hobirt P. Iluldhart of Mnnnsquan In ing in tell you that the larity and inter, < at Hrd Hank, lie- is viee president, Virginia (.'runnier cause it is an uniiMia] sport it draws of Spring Lake corresponding secre- vacuum cleaner is of no hundreds of .-.tranirer- lure and ihe tary anil Marvin A. Clark of r'rec- value. It has been a sjod- town gains trooil .'iilvcrti.-iiij.' in a I Ifolil recording secretary. Tin-other SL'IIJ to nianV women ,-md way that. i-ouM no', \" obtained in libers of the board are Charl any other manner. I). Cleveland of Eatontown, llenrge lias relieved them from the 11. Roberts of Keyport, 11. W. Her- backbreaking drudgery ot There is no ,]:ir,j-er Unit this om- bert of Englishtown, William C. sweeping; but Ihe thing (hat Patterson of Ardena, Henry Rapp season without ice hunting will put I want tu impress upon your a stop to the -nort. If- hunting Jr., of Farmingdale, Edgar A. Sex- goes back almost to the IM ^innings sinith of Wall, Carrol Barclay > of, mind is that, as far as clean- of this town ami i1 is t.io d. c ply Scob\ out by one thoroughly clean, it is only a bnd season. There nre more iiv Kivchold. boat owners in this town toilay than toy. ever before and they ;,r. just "p ar- ing to go." Although Hey are nut tearing around on tli" in- on tin ir A Mile from the fact that crafts, nevertude-, tiny are Milling Ihe vacuum cleaner is not races every day nroun>l tiie Move at the ice boat club ni"l at uthi r places powerful enough to remove where1 ice y.'icht-rni n tf.-itlier. all Ihe dirt and disease • * * germs that are in the rug, It Is dillil-trlt to iiiugin-- Ice hont- No.6.1.1 you must consider that the XA.C STROM IIKIIU .CARLSON Ing being knoi-l.eil out at I', d Hank f\ l'rlrI'rlrt<. with Audio-i'owrr I!tilt nap or surface of the rug unlcrin pome great change takes plnce uuJ9K.C.A.Tubcs . New basket weave straws -— new cire In the rlimnte, similar to that which becomes soiled from use, the ribbon trimmings—new low crowns and the scientific sharp- say nceum-d in There is colors become, dull ind dead prehistoric time:; win-n tin- North nothing finer looking, and your rugs need slashed brims—and for added interest, Poll) wa.', bUiTuLUnleil by u tropic. than a nc». Tli<-i;e /.luirn" coy that such a something more than a lit- appliques of lacquered straw —all arc ' thing will not happen again for Stromber^-Corlson lle air nicked over or expressive of the new spirit in fashion. » esss thoilHHtlllr Of yclll'", if I'VfT. l.c-t the Ihriuij;!) them to remove this ice boat men find consolation In Hit;- Nothing in radio is And all say Paris, quite as much as tire thought. Their miMvrr W Old MUM more outwardly beautiful soiled condition. Winter's failure to show hii iiltifT than a Stromhcrp-Carlson. labels, Descat, Rose Valois, Le Monnier, and perform nccordipK to Mtamlani Nothing is more finely npcrlllcntlonii will not result In any built, of better materials SEND YOUR RUGS TO Reboux, Alphonsine. of tho prc/icnt \nnitH irolnif Into ill'- orniore accuratcin inward t:»e, I'rolmhly more lmnt.4 will he construction. And—noth- US FOR A THOROUGH lnillt for next M'lttiiin, Winter nmy ing is more efficient, more , fnll down on tin; Job oreii:'lonnlly, durable nor designed with CLEANING. hut tlui Ice lio/thru-n writ; timl If they rnnt

. MoomouUi County Surroi «U'» .pMc«. BIG STORE ROBBERY. orablo.1* They place the cost at over In tha m>tUr of the nuu ol Bophlt Gaoriiana Hill, deemed. ' , , $1,000. It is stated that tha recall Notlta to ctedlton lo prastnt claims, Thltra Gar Goods Worth J 10,000 election in March of last year' cost Expert Repairing against. tH»t«, at Asbury Park Store; - - Punuant to tilt order of Joseph u. Don- FRUIT TREES ^ about" $6.00. • '; OF • -• FUNERAL DIRECTOR"^ ahay, surrogate ot the county of Mon- Abrams' women's wearing appar- The annual roll call of the Meth- mouth, made onthe twenty-third, do> of ? OUR NEW CATALOGUE IS REA0Y. WATCHES, CLOCKS FUNERAL HOME-60 E.FRONT ST. - RED BANK January, 1026, on tho application >1 tho el sttire on Cookman avenue at As-odist church is being held today. .Second National Bank anof Trust Company. It lists a fine Una of bury Park was robbed of goods The services will begin at three and JEWELRY . hereby given to morning. Only the most expensive special musical program. Tho pastor Accuracy, skill and ex-* the tradttprs of aald deceased to'exilblt to Prices rango-from $00,00 per ,1,000 for smallest grade nnd up the ftubierlbtv, axcctjlor as aforesaid, thur fur coats, wraps, gowns and dresBes of the Broad street Park Methodist perience enable us to debts and demands amlnst the mid ettate, according to Bizc"quantlty and variety. . in tho store were taken. .The undtr oath, within iU rnontha from the church of Elizabeth will bo the do the most delicate re- To mainlnin for y«ra tha dull of the aforesaid order, or tiny will bo •••'••••• APPLE TREES burglars opened, the front door of speaker, A supper will' bo served ideiOi of our Funeral Di- forever barred of their action! tiirofor the store with a key. ,-They 4vorked pairing. We guarantee against the aald subscriber. On tho best vartotlcs for Central Jersey wo have made prleea from at 5:30. The evening .services will rection service, to hava BO quietly and secretly that the rob- established .an enviable rep- Dated FreeholdL-N. J,, January. 83. 1828 $120.00 per. 1,000. nml up, depending upon quantity, alze and variety start at 7:30 o'clock, when the Rev. satisfaction. Our prices THE BECOND NATIONAL DANK, . that you vmnt. •. . bery was not discovered until the Stewart H. Rudisill, pastor of Evan- will please vou. utation' for" competent at- AND TBUBT COMFANY. Wo can supply Red Rome, Cortland and Red Coddling (wrongly store was opened for business gelical church of Elizabeth, will de- tention meana we pjfiice at ~ Monmouth County Surrogate's Oflfce. morning. Backs of your disposal our bi^f In the matter ot the- citato of Henry p. named Monmouth Beauty.) Wednesday liver an address. Silverware Repaired : forts always. Dorr, deceased. , ' '• AH our apples are budded on whole rooted French Seedlings and dresses marked at prices ranging Mrs. Harry L. Beaman has been Notice to creditors to present claims from $10 to $25 were not touched, and Replated Like New. asalnst estaU. havo Bplendid roots. . — ' „ • visiting at Newark. • l'uriuant to the older of Joseph I* D'm- Tho. jobbers picked out fur coats Misses,Jean' and Ruth Nichols ahay, aurrosate of 'the County of Mon- ORNAMENTAL TREES «nd SHRUBS which ranged from $200 to $550 REUSSILLE'S mouth, made on the sixth, doy of Febru- have returned from a visit at Brook- ary, 1B38, on the application or Alice B. Include a good selection of flowering deciduous shrubs, azaleas, and evening wraps and gowns priced lyn. • " •• '•;• -',^;,.ReD BANK 55-7 J. Dorr and Altco M. Cooper, executnees evergreens and (shade trees-. 36 Broad St., Red Bank of the estate of Henry O, Dorr, decenaei) from $70 to $200, The police were Mrs. Melvin Schoijck of Highland notice Is hereby glvnn to the creditors of given descriptions of the goods tak- 'CHAINS. AND .TABLES FQFT ALL/OCCASIONS said deceased to exfaibft to, the subscribed), .HEDGING boulevard has accepted a position as exeoutrlces as aforesaid, their debts imd en but they have practically no clues stenographer in the law office of demands • against the said ostnte, unuei Privet, Barberry und"Spirea in deciduous and Norway Spruce, on which to work. oath, within six months from the dute of Hemlock and American Arbor Vitao in evergreens. Karkus & Karkus at Keyport. the aforesaid order, or they will be for- John Freshi has returned from a ever barred of their actions therefor njralnst the said subucrlbers.. Jury Commissioner Re-Appointed. visit at New York, Dattd Freehold, N, J., February 6, 1028. Mrs. John Coriipton has returned ALICE E. J, DOItn, • Jos. H. Black, Son & Co., Milan Ross of Asbiiry Park has from a stay at Jersey City. ' ** Shrewsbury, «. J. been-re-appointed jury commission- ALICE M. COOPER, HIGHTSTOWN, 'NEW JERSEY. John B.. Covert, Sr., of Red Bank, Shrewsbury, N. J. er of Monmouth county by Chancel- has been visiting Mi', and Mrs. Jesse lor Edwin E. Walker. Mr. Boss h An advantageous a Republican, the law requiring that Covert. the jury commissioner shall be of Peter Wood, Jr., has returned the opposite political faith from the from £in automobile trip to Cali- sheriff. •> fornia. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Smith mortgage loan service have returned from a visit oi sev- Killed by Coal Gat. eral weeks at Newark. , Salvatore Gabai of Neptune City Several members of the Methodist was killed by gas which escaped church attended the roll call of the WHEN you come to Fidelity from a coal stove in his bungalow Leonardo church on Thursday. Friday night.- His wife was taken Charles Rcbach has accepted a po- Union, for a Mortgage Loan you to the Spring Lake hospital in an sition with the Red Bank plating are-dealing with specialists with uhconscious condition and was re- company. •» • ' vived there. Miss Celeste Collins of Seeley forty years experience, whose avenue has been visiting her sister, large volume of business enable KEANSBURG NEWS. Mrs. J. P. Dodd of Red Bank. We Have Brought Mrs. John B. Collins has been vis- them to have the most complete facilities and Former Mayor Refuses to Serve on iting at Jersey City. make loans at the smallest possible cost Water Rate Committee. The Catholic Daughters of Amer- ABBOTTS ICE CREAM (The Red Bank Register can be bough' ica.held a leap year dance in the •itch week In Keansburg at the storea j In any business the greater tne volume, the .onls Volland, N. Bnnta Lucia, Phlllu Manning place iirehouse Saturday ieller and Charles Vogel.) night. iowertheindividuai cost and the¥idelityJLJnioa To the North Jersey Shore Former Mayor James P. Maher Tho dance which was to be given vas somewhat nettled last week on February 25th by the local wom- Title and Mortgage Guaranty Company is the For months we have' sought for you the .vhen he received an invitation to en's Democratic club, has been post- largest company of its kind in the State. Further- erve on the committee that was ap-poned until some time in March. highest grade ice cream on the market. lointed by the borough council for The NeV Point Beach company more, the fact that you are.negotiating with this After careful testing of every known brand, he purpose of solving the proposed has been clearing away the site for experiencedand well known companyprecludes th^ superiority of this famous ice cream is cvision of water rates, as well as the building on tho centennial he sewer,rental charge. In a letter grounds at Philadelphia. The struc- any chance of anything but the fairest and in- so 'ident that we have made it our choice. 'ie charged that the council was in-ture will be erected on the site discriminate treatment. We know it will be yours, once you taste it. •onsistent in naming him on a where the New Point Comfort hotel It is the kind we are proud to associate with :ommittee that required ability, stood, near the entranco to the We have ample funds available for first .vhen only last year two of the mem- steamboat pier. Work of dismant- our name. '>ers were fayorablo to his recall ling the Philadelphia building has mortgage loans on improved property in- New from office. These comments were been completed and the material is You can enjoy this delicious ice cream, contained in a letter in reply to the being .loaded on freight cars and Jersey at the current interest rate plus the fair including the widely-known Abbo11maid mayor asking him to servo on the Shipped to Keangburg. Eight steel costs of making the loan. Applications for large committee. trusses, 74 feet long, required five or small loans will receive our prompt and cor- De-Luxe package, a{: leading stores convenient The petition that has been in cir- flat cars. The work of erecting the - to your home. If yours does not have it, call culation for the recall of Mayor building will begin after the piling, dial attention. Apply at any of our offices. Asbury Park 1270. Samuel Randolph, Fred Nightingale upon which the building will rest, and Clarence H. Watson has been has been completed. signed by the necessary twenty per Mr. and Mrs. William Christensen cent of tho voters at the last gen- have returned from a stay at New- eral election. Owing to the fact ark. that Mr. Watson has not been in Mrs. Thomas Day has returned CROCE-BURKE, Inc. office one year, it is stated, that the from a few days spent at Asbury petition will not be filed with the Park. 912 Sumiuerfield Avenue, Asbury Park, N. J. borough clerk until about March Mrs. R. Crouse of Palmer avenue Distributors of N 16th, when he will have served or.e is having the interior of her home year. Under the manager form of redecorated. government the law requires that a Mr. and Mrs. William Hastedt BROAD at BANK Street ABBOTTS PHILADELPHIA ICE CREAM councilman serve one year before has beon visiting at New York. >eing recalled. It is stated that al- Mrs. P. Keeland, who has been a Jersey though the petition contains enough patient in a Newark hospital, has returned home. 191 Main Street 291 N. Broad St. signatures, an effort will be made Hackensack, N. J. Elizabeth, N. ]. to obtain additional names. With the Richard Vogel of Locust street filing of the petition tho borough has recovered from grip. Capital and Surplus Over $5,000,000 clerk must call an election within Mr. and Mrs. Charles Guentncr forty days. The members of the of Maplewood were recent guests of council are given a short time in Mr. anil Mrs. R. Trenery. COPTmSITT P. U. T. • M. «. CO.. 1»l which to consider the advisability of Vincent Briggi, proprietor of the resigning. Casino theater, who makes his home There is considerable gossip as to at New York during the winter, candidates who will seek to be suc-was iji town last week. cessors to the present officials, John Ryerson has gone to Flor- Among the names mentioned are ida. former Mayor James p. Maher. He Charles Gehlhaus and children, denies that he will be a candidate, Dorothy, Mildred and Edmund are but in a statement in which lie sojourning in Florida. A makes the denial, he loaves room for Edward Goff, who has been spend- the belief that he may consent to ing several weeks at Newark, has re- tho plea of his friends that he bo turned homo. candidate. Mrs. L. Weasmnn of Grand View Those who are opposed to a re- avenue lias recovered from sickness. call election point out that the cost] Mrs. Edward, Sr., who has been New Line of such an election will be ..'onsid- seriously sick is recovering. of motor cars

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Take A Look LamUu • * .'715 are about to purchase your first car, we UlllllrTnick But not until you take the wheel and drive do you (ChU O get the full significance of this latest Chevrolet "Look at my new shoes t present a new line of motor car's for achievement. Only then can you know the thrill* which we as!?your consideration. Allprlcf.o. h. Aren't they pips? Had all Vllol, Mlchlean Ing results of the most remarkable chauiia ad- Cantk CbtvraUt vancements that Chevrolet has ever announced! I could do to keep from DtUttftd PtkM ! wearing 'em from the A wide variety ot models ami Th«T Indud* ill* lo**««t You owe it to yourself to come n and learn the 1 handlinHilling and fn,fi.iantUi i body types -- prices bcRimur ' •War' m arallaillsblab . details of this sensational new car. Come in todayl store! Walt til we hit nt $860. Cnr illustrated the dance floor tonight! Model 610, 5-pimcnfter Sedan, , $186,000.00 ALLAIRE & SON, 60 Broad Street house will be completed next montl four rooms, a hall and a laundry. and it will be put on the marke Four bedrooms and a bathroom wiil HAWKINS BROTHERS, 10 Monmouth St. for $18,000. The French house wil iip on the second story. Hardwood has been expended for dwellings at RIVERSIDE HEIGHTS | be finished in May. It will be offered floors will be laid throughout ami :: WILLIAM A. HOPPING Broad St. & Linden PL for sale for $22,000. the house will be provided with within the past three years. These homes have been acquired ' The Tuller company is huilding a modern improvement?, including a HENDRICKSON & STOUT, 2 Linden Place large store nt Worcester, Massachu- hot water heating system. The con- setts, for M. E, Tullcr at a cost of tract for the house has not yet been and are occupied by satisfied owners. Building operations still $125,000. The owner is a brother nwardefl. It is estimated that the HYLIN&SALZ 42 Broad Street of J. Daniel Tullcr, who is president cost will be about $10,000. I of the Tuller construction company. continue. - A. L. IVINS AGENCY, 42 Broad Street The Beit Saleimin in Town. I Your advertisement In Luke- If the above facts signify nothing to you then you are not a judge of realty condi- j LAND and LOAN CO., 10 East Front St. SALE OF MARLBORO FARM Longhead's department o* The Reg- NEWTON DOREMUS, Prei. ister reaches the- great majority of tions, values and opportunities. • RANDOLPH H. STRYKER PLACE Dfrsons in this section nt one stroke CHANGES HANDS. —Advertisement. »••••»•••»•»••< •••«•*•••••<»••-»»••••«*•*•• «•*••••*• The land upon which the dwellings have been erected has been sold on its merits, ' Red Bank Man's Farm Wai Bought Lait Week by John Luxenburg without extensive campaign or alluring inducements. of Mount Vernon for $10,750— The Farm Ha< Ninety Acret. A Careful Driver Randolph II. Stryker of Hardiiif ALL LOTS 50x148 OR LARGER. mail. Ri (I H;|nk, has sold his farm nt I Marlboro to John Luxenburg of | AVOIDS ACCIDENTS Mount Vrrnon, Nrw York, foi We have the following lots for sale, Here are the prices NOW and the prices $10,7oO. Tin- new owner vxpucU tn But Even the Careful Driver May Xi move on the plnci' next month. , that will apply after April 1st, 1928: Be Unfortunate Through No y Tin" farm is n short distnncc from! Fault of His Own. 'S{ the village center on the Colt's Neck | yj road. A house of twelve rooms nnd 1 UNTIL APRIL 1st AFTER APRIL 1st XI the usual outbuilding* nre on thr1 Accidents Do Happen! y\ place. The house Is in good condi-! fj | lion, but the other buildings ari'' 2 lots State Highway-$1800 each $2000 each And when they happen the driver ,'omi'What run down, Mr. I.uxi'ii hurg will improve tho outbuilding* who carries with him a Ho will rngago in (jcni'rnl farming 4 lots Conover Place—$1600 each *' $1800 each A hrnok flow? through tho proper- ' Standard Automobile ty. It is one of tile tributaries of 6 lots Conover PIace-$1400 each $1600 each Swimming river. Mr. Rtrykrr opcr- Now Is the time every extra 1 IDENTIFICATION CERTIFICATE egg means more cash I And .ili'idl tin' Iniufniuii a nuimiinumbi'iT- ooff yi'nr- 6 lots Statesir Place-$1000 each $1100 each will find help near at hand. .mil lilinut Mi/lc yinlJ litfo hr lliovul right now is the time you con make your hens produce In Uiil Hank, whi'iv In- luis simv $1200 I more eggs —better eggs — 1 lot Statesir Place-$1000 Tli it Agency m n tnemlier of the Nntionnl A HOC in (ion of •{•i livi'd. Si IK11> Unit tiini> Un> fimn hni, by feeding Ful-O-Pep Egg Iniurnncn An«nti (a Nation-wide nrQnnizatinn with in em be rt XI 'will no regular linanl, but portions Mnsh. Young or old hens, nverywhero) ia privile«pd to imuf tliti certificntA to Hi anuredi. •j. | nf it hnil bi'i-n |'il|i-d by dinners in it makes no difference, The above prices will positively apply. It entitle* tho holder, in cna? of Occident, to n»»i«tnnte from nny ')', tin' ni'iglilinrliond. Thr soil is r.«po- will lay regularly i'f you rVfltlotml Aiiociation member, Anywhere, striy time. c-ially iiilnptnl fur potato rai»iii|r. feed this wonderful mash Lots undisposed of will sell higher later, with anticipated new State Highway Witli Aiitnnioliilc In ID r ft ii rr (F'uliiir Linlitlity ) tliii Agency BROTHERS BUY LOTS. according to directions. All furniahei you with one of I licit- ccrtificntrit without clmrgc. }. Drunuiiond Tract Property Bougltl eggs will be lnrger, atrongcr- facilities. ahelled—the kind that get Plumf or cnll nliauC n $3.00 fVriom.l Arcitlrnt Policy which •{ by Gcdi-Ko anil Lawronce LeVall.y. payi for death or diitnr>inl>rrmrnt or for Inlnl Ion of time duo i-Kc nnd l.nwri'nci' l.cViilk-y, best prices. And if you keep 1to ncildcnt orcurriiiR while rldiiut in ynur ntitohinhilr, iuued only M-rt living nt Red Hunk, In'fl your hens on Ful-O-Pep by the CONTINENTAL CASUALTY COMPANY, whom I repm- BUY NOW IF YOU WANT THEM AT PRESENT PRICES. wcili ri'Cilviil ili'.'iU for iwo lots un Egg Mash they'll help you ••nt •ncluiively In thii territory, tlic DniiniDDiicI trnct nt West Dcil get the finest broods of Hniili. Km-h brother •iKticd nn chicks you've ever hod. iil'i-i i nn Ml to liny II lot for $40(1 Now ia the time! Feed Your Properly Protection Is Important -i vi n yiin H«o nnd the di'cds wcii' i'ii nnI |j,.-i wi'rli ivlii'ii Ilii! limt In- Ai n lilPtnlirr of (lie Nnlionnl AMOC-ijition, I nm pledged tn Ful-O-Pep -lulliiii-i)t WII. Hindi'. • The'lnutlirr.. •llpilurt ItiffliI I'rliuiplfi mill <>|>|>ti>r lUil I'rnilkri In llie Illlllr. Riverside Heights Development Co. niic* Hlllinrii, l-'or you tMft iiirntin I'ruprr I'roteclioji nnd l.cmclit tin' loin for x|><>culiilloii mill EGG MASH I'rompt Service. mill |iiii|nrty linn burn put (in tho tiiiirldl fur $)JMU. Ctrorisp J.«- BROAD STREET NATIONAL BANK BLDG., RED^BANK, N. J. ViilliyV lot him fronlti|;i'n of M5 trrl "i Sun.'ic! iivcnup Mini M4 feet mi SMby V llriiliti uvi-nui'. llh hrntlitr'ii lot Id Fred D., VVikoff Co. Try and match location at price—It can't be done. C. Irving Patterson / j mi, KIIMCCI nviiniK nnd It 1« 40x144 «»il IUnU, N, J. 7 | fci't. (U>urgo LnVnlloy In In n mil. 60 Brotul St., Red Bnnlt. i Phone 1628. \ nmn nn,|

it imy, to «dve«l»o||fii Tlio Jtojlitor. RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY, 22,1928. Page Seven PHONE L'ACKAWANNA 1810 BED BANK 1740 BOUGHT A NUTSWAMP FARM. sumed his tiutici as ttation agent at trctt. to Kcyport and from Lincrof1. —FOR- BUYS FARM AT HOLMDEL this place, after Being laid up a to Middletown was in bad conditiu'n Leonard ^WiM Build Hit Own week with sickness. • last week and several residents coulil Saleswoman Wanted NEW OWNEK FOR PROPERTY T* House-and Barn, Kay Sanborn of the Shrewsbury not pet through'with their automo- Daniel Leonard of Leonardo iins Tire Service AT PLEASANT VALLEY.. coal & wood company, is able to bebiles. • .. I in ' bought u farm of 24 acres on theto the house the past week with a Mvs. Edward Stihvell has greatly TELEPHONE 2111 HUGH GETTY, INC Charles H. (Conover Sells Hli Place Nutswamp road, in Middletown slight touch of grip. improved from her recent siclsnc- Near Holmdel la Edward W. Mur- tbwruhij), from Fred Dietz for An automobile' driven by three and'ahc_ expects to be about in a Our Service Car is phy 'for $16,000—Polo Ponlel $4,1500. The farm is a short dis- young women from Harrison was fuw days. BANK and Dogs to bo Kept There. * tance north of the River Plaza • Miss Helen Mechan ami Mis- Wight, ccm*tMentIou* BUILDERS badly damaged Saturday night when ii • a fine house and outbuildings on the prop- mer estate here. be held tinting' Ln.t at St. CV.lv •I! ,:'..r workers, Salon country cutate on Sycamore avenue erty. He will direct this work him- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Iva.ns and triiKi's church. gncn the viom- for this - Tires in Stock. at Shrewsbury, where he has a num- pclf and( he will occupy the farm, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Camp of Nor- Due to the; snow si vcrnl Vjfoist.- ber of polo ponies and thorough- last spring Mr. Leonard osold hia walk, Connecticut, spent a week's .VITC unable to yet through ti.e road HOWARD FREY bred dot's and n fine polo field. Hia farm nt Leonardo to James Mac- vacation with Mr. and Mrs, Fritz from Lincroft to Dii- pluo on .Sun- main object ill buying the Pleasant Pb.ee and L. A. Viogel, who have Yorg of White street. day and they wen frjri:iil to .i.u'ic! SANITARY PLUMBER Valley farm i.s to have more room divided It into'lots for home sites. theii' cars out of tin- drift-. John Hansen for hia sj.ock and to raise grain fni 74 Monmouth Street Red Bank, N. J. Ills jjbfo ponies. There is a high EVERETT NEWS. 42 West Front Street, hill on the farm which affords a fini HIS THIRD BUNGALOW. WEST LONG BRANCH NEWS. view of. the countryside and Mr. Several Automobiles Stuck in Snow RED BANK, N. J. STEAM and HOT WATER FITTING Drifts Sunday. Several New Houses lo be Buiil Murphy may build on Ihis hill. The J. GROVER CARTER BUILDING Here This Spring sale was made by John Mount ol ON WHITE ROAD. The Red Bank branch of the Gutters, Leaders and Tin Roofing Keyport, formerly of Holmdel. O'Boy bakery company has started a Mr-, t.'atherini1 Worlr.s .-..MI ':•'.• The farm comprises 81 acres and He Hat Arranged to Sell the Bunga- retail cake and bread delivery routi- II nil Mr.-. Kreil Worles wpri: i •••• It Is near the old Pleasant Valley low to Hit Brother, Harry J. Car-from Red Bank through this village KUcst.s of Mr. iiini Mrs. Krar.i; I' • schoolhousc. Twenty-six acres arc ter, (or $6,000—The Latter to to Matawan. • 111" of Asbury F'urk. FIRELES3 woodland. A brook flows through Occupy the Bungalow Next June. Mrs. John Long, Si\, of Holmdel, .Mr.-. Marquis L'liam!if i!:i.:i i: the place. A liou.se, which ia more Ground was broken last week for visited friends at this .place on Fri-bciii tick. R than 100 years old ia on the prop* a semi-bungalow on White road for day. I'Viink JOIHIMJII H;L- pun1., •', ,. ftvtf, together with the usual out- J. Grover Carter. 'Die bungalow Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Carton and Ciicvrolrt -iiiiin. buildings. They are in fairly good will be 24x30 feet. There will be daughter were Sunday visitors of Tilt frtii deliVfry sy.-ti ir. .if in i COOKS with the GAS TURTO OFFl condition. Mr. Conovcr bought the five rooms and a bathroom on theMrs. Frank Neville at Headden's ill tiiG borough will be- ,-xti J-.• 1 • '• farm just before the world war. first floor nnd space for two rooms Corner. Mrs.- Neville is a former from Oceunport avenue tn tin- uil resident of this place. oi the borough limits on Hroadwuy. MWaWMMeWMe. Previous to that time-it was owned on the second floor. The bungalow WMtWIMIMMtMWMIMWHH by the late Conover Vandorveer and wllj, be provided with modern im- Misses Mary and Katharine Wnr- to incluilL- Gold street, Ilomr.-t' :nl. later by his eon, Herbert Vander provements. The work is being done neker, daughters of Bernard Warne- Heidi, Joline and Kivi'iton a\. -HIM Ueep Chest Colds or veer. Herbert Vanderveer, after by Joseph Hulec, who is Mr. Carter's ker, were recent visitors of Peter and Dennis plueo, as soon a.s a '. ffiving up farming, engaged in busi- step-father. - . ' Lang and family of New Monmouth. livery car is received and tho n.-; a Raw Sore Throat ness at Freehold. With this new building Mr. Car- Miss Amelia Carton and James dents bave in.-talled mail bux, *. END QUICKLY WHEN YOU USB Van Blerck Motors, Inc. j Carton spent last Wednesday visit- It has been announced th.it \vurk CAMPHOROLE Mr. Conover will continue to live ter, who ia 23 years old, will have Stubborn Coughs and CQMB that, do not «UlT Continental VanBlerck Marine Motors. on the farm and he will act as su-three Bomi-bungalows on White road. ing friends at Trenton. will be begun on Hubert T I'm- up quirkly, may lead to serious trouble of th* William Dziezyc spent Saturday Mins's new Shadow Lawn man.-i'in None or Tliroat, such &a Fullnew In Bin, Dnf* perintendent. Mr. Murphy Is plan- One is occupied by himself and his neea nnd llntl Kolscs or extend Into Chcit fol* Hacker—All Mahogany Runabouts, "" j ning lo make improvements in thnfamily and one is occupied by Mr.at New York city. on Norwood and Ccttar nu'iiu- loweil by Urunobitls or poiiihly PncuDMQlft. April 1st. The approximate co••• Yonr.irj avoid them nitb CAMPHOROLE, th« Century Kid Speeders. | spring. and Mrs. Hulse. Mr. Carter, who is John Eustace, son--of Joseph Eus- new Ideal treatment, which sets two (3) W1J», employed as a chauffeur by Mrs. E. tace, has given up his studies at Mid- will be $1,000,000. u ft soothes and heals the Inflamed mtmbrut. Baby Whale Hydroplanes. and loosens up A Cough or Cold In tht Ihroftt , M. Harding of Shrewsbury, has ar-dletown township high school at Frank Fowler has broken k'luu or Cheat. It kills ths germs. Then you'll Cape Cod Boats. JPM HAS A NEW OWNER. ranged to sell the new bungalow to Leonardo and he ia now employed by for a house on Wafl streel. know bow ioon a nerve-racking Oovfh with • his father on his farm here. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lthnian. '"'. ntjeky, clin^inR mucus can be etMi Richardson Cruisers. his brother, Harry J. Carter of Ber- ~^rt--Tlffti COLT'S NECK PLACE TRADED gen place, for $6,000. Many young men from tlie village Bradley Park wore reeont vi.-H">M' I-J^I Home Comfortable d nostrils, and tak« hold of a itobbow Elco Cruisers. attended the card party and dance in the borough. J A Cffh, an it soothei and hells the Ben Irritate*! FOR A BOARDING HOUSE. Harry Carter is employed by the m...; full ot heat. You'll bu lining of the Throat, Bronchial Ttibta VtA Johnson Outboard Motors. Hexter-Diehl baking company. He given by the Middletown township Miss Muriel Hopper has return"; , Cheflt, looBcna ut) phlegm, itopa tBnofln( tlckl* MM. Jennie Furman Gets the Van fire company at its firehouse at Fair home after • spending several l with Uic fair estimate we In the throjt. Von'U then know why thotaudt Used Marine Motors. • was married on June 3d 6f last year inir you. Wi: wilhdcsifrn and prefer CANPHOROLE, once rou hail triad It for DuBoii Farm in Exchange for to Miss Rebecca Fary, daughter of View last Friday night. Several of with her (sister, Mrs, Vi-rim Colds 1Q Head. Throat ind Chest. Aitha*,T«»- Marine Hardware. Property at Point Pleasant—Her Clarence Fary. The couple are liv-the Everett attendants won prizes. Gran/rer of Jersey City. i:i Ivatitijt system that youi BilitlB, Ilroiichitii and CaUirhal troublu. Parts and Service for all Types Motor Boats. Son-in-Law Move* on Place. ing in a house on Bergen place Charles and William Kelly are new George Stumpf of Lonp; liranr > •!..:• !inus<: is in nei'd of. Or Modern Marine Railways. Henry W. Mount has moved from which Is owned by the bride's fath- members of the company. has broken ground for a home »n tj viur in'ocssaiy repairs.' Point Pleasant to the VanDuBoU er. June 3d is Mr. Carter's birth- Amos T, Dwight, who owns a Monroe street and Beacluvooil au Paintingg — Rebuilding — Storage of Motor farm at Colt's Neck, which is owned day date, as well as Mr. and Mrs.large farm here, has installed an nue. Several more honu'.s will Ii • by his mother-in-law, Mrs. Jennie Carter's wedding anniversary date. electric lighting plant to light the erected in that locality. Boats. Mrs. Eugene Howland anil Mr.-. PUBLIC NOTICE. Telephone Red Bank 1208 Furman of Point Pleasant. Mrs. They expect to move in their new new house and outbuildings he is OSCAR F. HILL Notice is hereby Klv>n that the Com* Furmah acquired the farm a lev bungalow before that time and tobuilding on his farm. The plant Edgar Howland of this place .-|«ir !iii.<»iimcn ol Asneflsmeqt of ths Boraush P. O.—RED BANK, N. J. was installed by A. M. Docker of one day last week at New York. Plumbing and Heating of lU'd Dunk will meet at ths Bofjogh weeks ago by un exchange with A! have n housewarming party on the Hull In - 3-i Westaide Ave., Red Bank, N. J. t'rbruiiry. IM». «t 1:30 P. M.. (or th« owned tlic property. The farm wa The short stretch of road con tune visited Mr. and Mr.-. J. \V. purpose of h acres on of Business. PUBLIC NOTICE. e 1 Notice U hereby given that the Com-' the south .siili of the county road Mrs. Guy VanNess has sold her mU»iuner< or A«»esiment of the Borough ot R«l H.n« will meet at tb« BoDUgh nbout a mile wc^t of I'Yeihold. A house on Shrewsbury avenue, at Hnll In HH!«1 BoroUBh on ths 27th day of hou.= e of 25 room.s and the usua foot of Monmouth street, to F. G. Krbrunry, U2H, at 1:30 P. M., for tn» purpose nf henrlnit persona Intcreatad IA outlmildiiiKs are on thi'property. All jjjudy lor $7,500. The lot has Iho ni^c^m^nti to bo made by ttl«m In the buildings tire in good condition.! frontages of fifty feet on Shrews- the liiyiiii! o! >»!ii 111 Uasaett nlace, M«- [.arcci street nnd Mechanic street, Trio house ivns built before the civil I bury avenue and Uie river. It is A. B. 3HTNW. ' wur by thi' bill- Prtrr S. Conovpr. '285 feet deep. The house has s'\ Uoroujn Clerk. It is n typical farmhouse of the reoms, a bathroom and modern im- r«OTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT D well-to-do classes of beforc-the-war provements. William Hancock made E»tulo ut Patrick Kelly, deceased, days. Mr. Conover died suddenly i Notice Is hereby (riven that tne «• tile sale. SERV counts of the subscribers, executrieea of nbout f>j yenrs nRO and after that Uie eittatfi of said deceased, will be audited Mr. Jaudy is ongaped in the sale nnd stated by ths Surrosats of the Coun- the fnrm hail various owners, one of of Goodyear automobile tirea and ty of Monmouth and reported for settle- whom was thr late Vanderveer Du- ment to the Orphans Court of aala Coun- tccessories in the Strykcr & Strykcr ty, on Thursday, the fifteenth day of Bois. It wiia from Ihid last named building on Monmouth street. He March. A. D. 1928. at which time tslll- owner that lli«. farm obtained the:'.u•••• ii is a home ' •iT Monmouth and reported for settlement made to the house and outbuildings. ti> the Orpans Court of said Countr. tin necessity, functions every clay in the year. rbumlny. ths first day of March. A. SI. Middletown Lot Sold. I92H, at which time application will m nv>dc for the allowance of commission* and Edwin L. Beekman of Middletown cuuimel Tees. NEW SEMI-BUNGALOWS. village has bought a lot with n barn Jersey Central Power & LighS: Company Dated Janunry 19th, A.'DD.. 1028. on it at that place from Mrs. Lydia DALTOK PARMPARMI-YI . TWO ARE BEING CONSTRUCTED Smith for $1,000. The lot extends SAtWtrEE L EE."KILNISa. . —Your Home Utility Company WILSON & SMOCK, E»i«.. ON WHITE ROAD. from Railroad avenue to Liberty IlcJ Bank. N. J., street. Mr. Beekman will convert Pmctors. Alfred Griffilh,, Who i» Superin- the barn into a house and offer it has millions of dollars i^^sted in physical pi- .•riy thruout NOTICE. I. Elkui't NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY lt>< for rent. New Jersey to provide this service. It servos inn; than 88,000 THE PASSAGE OF AN ACT. Place, is the Owner—The Bunga- Notice M licreliy iflvcn that appllomtlon lows to bo Put on the Market. customers'in an area of 2,000 square milrs. It i a prriiument ivill be inaiK- tu tlic Le([Ulature nuW slttlrs SHREWSBURY NEWS. ai Trent'Mi lui* llic introtluctlon anil pail> Alfred (iri/lilJis, superintendent of business, pledged to give service every day. ivi i iiiiiht, thru- , f.,r,' »r ttu> followiiis ret: Many Attend Firemen'i Dance at the An Ait ultrriill.- unil rrscltllnj a tart at Abrnm I. Klku-'s eslnte on Harding niiK'l which ilio liouniiiiiy III.I- Ictwceu tha cuixntlax Firehouse FKday Night. out the years. Time may brini>- changes in tlv K 1 road at Kid Bunk, is buililing twu (Th< Red Honk Itivitirr t.n b. bought i.r Muiiiiii'iilli nml Orcan. anil annulni mans this service, or, in the company official-, IT •'oiimn I > 11.I4 to tli? County o( Oe«an. ll on the iiorlh bide of «ich week tn Shrewsbury from Richard A MKIUCAs. ill Hi'cortit.nc.1 with thaprott* White rt.ml ;ir Hod Bank. Tlu Ueakfl It the poecurlice. / PANY CONTINUES. .),,in nf Ji'iiil lle.iulutloji No. 7 ot th« l.i-i:ibliiti\i' Seai«l,>n of One Thousand bungalows will he constructed wit.'i Over $25 wns cleareil at the fire- Nine llinitlre.l and Twcnly-SaVMi, tha"« ready cut inatrriul manufactured by men's dance licit! nt the firehouse wnn u|>p> u.U'.l u Jnlnt commission for Sears & Itoehuck. The niuti>rial wm Friday night. The dance tl,p piirinifc of nscrrtiilnlnii. datarmlnlnit nt- THE SERVsICE MUST GO ON mi,I Iblni: thi* biuinilnry line '<«lwtfn 11)4 THE MOST BEAUTIFUL CAR riceived last week. The vxrurnting ' tended by nbout 1(10 persons nnd a , .U.I.JCH ot .M^niii^uih anJ Ocean In tsU for the rt-Jliirs has been finished and ,'lnl.', .iii.i program of'dancing with music by This is the feature that makes the I'nlili'-^u Security '. IIKIIKAS, In aiTordancs wllh the 5ro»l- the foundations are now being made, McGuire's orchestra from Asbury H,I,H. ,,r rtibiil r,-4iilulioii MIII commiaslnn I HAVE EVER SEEN" 1 1 -, is con- J,,! iiiict ri,r tlio ufr.resnlil purpnst, did Mr. (iiillltlis owns i\ largo tract of Park wns enjoyed. The dunce com- an attractive business investment. The u'.: ."• I' ;- ii,if,:,iin.>ii-ly .Iruitnltiv paltl lioundary, land on White rotul nud he plain) to mittee-, headed by Henjaniin Lane, ea^L dis- nml iMil!-,,() Ii, flflilllllfS in tllll Mil stant and an essential of living, its eaniiii."- (• ' _• ll,,r,'f>re. buihl streets anil otherwise develop alao included Daniel (,'alhihan, Jr., 11K IT K.NAI'TKO liy the Stliala and it In the next few yeiiiH. 'On the | Frank Curley and Stephen nnd turbed by economic variations. .,',,.-ml A,-.inhlj of tile Sl«ls u( N«W Jl- properly is u housu which was at George Reynolds. A curhrr pnrty (1 It is possible for you to share in the om ;'."• • •• iir IKniie 1. Tlmt tlm following dsicrlbiil landa <»ne lime iiecupied by I rnncin(J. nnd dunce will bo held by the lire- mil teiii-nieiit i. nnw within tha> tiouiittarlus Ciirinantl, a farmer owner. One utility company. of i l,e Ciiiinl/ of Monmuuth. ht anil tht men at the (lrehouso on March ICth. iinii' lire lu'ieby nniiexed t6, anil becoml A limipriilnw is bi-lnu built on each Bide Mins llessio Lime, daughter of U,,H ,.f the 1 .•linly nl Deeniil ONSIEUR Saoutchik, whose comment on nf llii-J Inuise. MKlilNNINd at thv point whsra In* el«. Renjamin Lane of Ilroad street, I T of lit,- Nui'lli llrancli of the Mallilaeoila! the new Pierce-Arrow is quoted above, is Kaeh IIUIIKIIIOW will be 2'lx.1(l ,-uve a short recitation pertaining to 6f/ Preferred Shares of the Je- .ry P "ti\'a\ HIM', Ihlei'.r.-t' tfir itlvlilllllf Illlt hltWIflll M feel. l''ive mom* will be (ill the. first the life of Abrnliam Lincoln over I rei'liiiiil mul II,'".'!! Tiiwnslilra, Monmuuth one of the world's most famous custom-body builders. I ".inly ,,n,l .l,.eUi,,n Towiiflhlp, OflSHfl limn :iin! tin re will be ^pin'e for twn radio station W.I HI on Lincoln's Power and Light Compr.ny Iniiiny. ths -ill,I p.unt iKlnn His lOUIhslst. r(H>m.- un Ihe .second stury, but these birthday. Miss l.nne i- employed ell) , HI,.', ,f Ir,Thnl,I Tuvinshlp and tha He has built special bodies for the Vatican, the King ilien .li-rlt ,i,rntr uf Jatihsmt TowitlhlVi im,iii.-. mil mil lie Unislicil. Mr. H n book-keeper by the Monmouth pay regular quarterly dividends in the l'"ri'i »' • I • • •'•..• mailed ilii'iiie, IM, iM'ii^lerly iluwu lh« milldla nl ol Norway, the King of Spain and other notables of (irilllll'i .'luti't Hint lin will put eacli radio KitleH service. 11 i , -,,.l Ni.itli II, ,.,rl, ,,f th« Mtts.l.tonk to your home or oll'ice.. You can piurlia.- i" > '' "i dun '.he l:,.e, in II |i,'i',i svlier,, tlie samti iiitarsaatf Europe mid America. His creations are found almost liimrnlciw mi the* mnrlii't fur $11,5110. Kdwnrd Riigiieiton lias returned II,e il,'uli,n I i,f llis Township of How 1 (leiiilte \V. Sewini; ' i.i iluinft tin ID work after n nickiiiss of n few convenient savinji's plan of monthly payiiu'ii! • " ' " •ni'mne. ,11, I ,,„,,!> ,'i Miuiiiimitli, siiil tht Towa> exclusively among the best known and most expen- • hiii r |,,ii r",.,,,i. ("iiiuy ,,f Oossn, as now wurli. The exi'iivntlne; wns done by dnys. Mr. Rnguciion Is employed ,.l-in,i•; ilu'h'-,• ,,l»i,K tlin salil divlillnaT lint Bive European cars, such »s Hispano-Suira, Isotta I-'rnnk t'. Hyrnm. Ask any employe or your local 111;111• i• • i• i. l» i.vi'i'.i the I i,unship of llowill, I'Oinl) n* n unrdpiicr on n Knir llnveu IH- ,r M,Mm,,,mil. IMMI I1K> Township «( Laav* I'Vascliini, Mercedes and Minerva. Inte. »i,,,,i. I'.,,HIM i.r nri'mi, iiortliwflstsriy lo Huclsnii Avomlfi Hotua Rvntttl. Hcliry Illlllngs has been unaMo ill,- irth- The new I'icrce-Arrow is offered in fifteen cus- M.' 'll'llv nu II,,. line .livldlna- Jatksun Tht! Wlllliim T. Npi'iti litiunc oil to work for several days due to mi 1.1 ll">.,ll Township, as m>« exl.iiuu. III (In, II,.nit III Ilia nlliidla uf tht tom-built body styles with strikingly new lines and Hudson iiveniic hn.i hrcn Ir/isul In Injury to his hand received while NITIII iiiiiiiili i.f tin' Mrii'ilvi-unk Utv«r, m\ exquisite color combinations. Prices from twenty- Hi iijniniii M, l'nre, Jr., ol thr linn working for I'ctei l'iirri-||. Mr. llm ,,,,il,r i.i."lv , ler i,f 1'rrsholil To*l|. Hillings In under » doelor\ n/ire. For Power .Inii. ,,,, 11,,'n.l.rly rorntr nf Jtf k. ol Mile* It, IVIiv ,t ('„., wliiWewile Jersey Central ,i"i TMIVIHIHI', )i,,,,.l,,fi,ri, ilssrrlliM U III! nine hundred dollars—at Buffalo. iinportiiH oT Oriental ruici-. Mr. iiwhilo It win fi'iinil the I n j Li rod lllllllHMNU I'lllNT. Hi.' ill.lilliiu Mm l-it*,'sn tli> C»unl» o( I r t Hpriii lins rented Jcmepli Morl'n Imn- Illlllll WIHllll hei'llllle Illficteil. Ml'. •I !,„,nil un.I Hie t'uiiiitr nf Uiaaa It Itnli'W nr, Mori pluee, nriu Iliirriinii FniTcll, ii contnictiii', llnclwii'gi'il ii,',ttiiv. iUi»i,Miiifiii mul nsMil an th% vsnttr l, f il,,, Nnitli HiHiiiili uf Ilia M.tsilsiunk Yiu may pure fair it Vimt-Arn\0 ml nfittttmi (/'fin priftf, Ni'ititMi. Mr«, ffpi'iir In it Idvut anil a niiiiilicr of men Imluul /liver from n iiftlnt i»Nvi« Hit sant* l» Ip' iirreili't of llnitoii hull leirlem mul for lilm while rxcaviitlng the large and Light Company ,ie'l I,/ t)••> illvlillim Imt lnl«l«a Iht A limplifitil' Jlinimint plan mnhi thit a mat practicalfinctdun. „,„.; ,,f ||,,«,'M »i,i| KlsshiiUi U moved Ii, K|vt. her |>i'l,, IIICKIT i|iinr- lukn on Louis <;. |)O('O|>|MU'H eHlato, Mi,,,,, Hi lii'iiily, "ml Iha Timrilhll •( Ymr prtuiil nun'r, iii • polnl "(itrs tri'lng l'nIllriMiiii RED BANK in.< eeiiii.! 11,1* nf tlis snl.i fTiTih Pransh nf apprmml valiMtiin, Job hint Wc'drrcfltliiy- . tiw Miittilm'n'ia* lllvsr liilsrflfflf lltl ttfrmtt Walti'i1 Lnkr him tnlu-ti a poxlllon hi,Him liin* lielwri-n His 'liiwnsnli n ( ll,,M.bll, M,,iii,,'i,itli I'nillity. and thi TtwaV lliill,ll,,a,« C.r.ir. nt (tin HtiMiHoit rounli*v 'luli, ASBURY PARK BELMAR in!, lit l,,,k. »,i.nl, HMIII I'liiiiily, Anlliiiny Itlbuiilelll U liulldln n Wllllntn It. Illne, (leoig,, flllvor, .!. Till* .MI "l""l Uli" slls«l Hnlqmltt K 1 LONG BRANCH POINT PLEASANT SUMMIT iiiiiiiiii, mi.. ihniKiiiiil nun hun4rrl M4 Kiiinirn on HID went il.lii nf Hi ., nm! lli'iijiuniti ruiler ot tlilu jiliicn liiiiichl new niilinnnlillrii iliir- AT. HIGHLANDS LAKEWOOD "Vl'i,' I'III.II i.f llil) A w»n» t4 for runt, rolut irilnn, mid ho hna nlno ordered in, innnti h«v» hocoiii*, ThiF it in-w CHIIIIIMI'. vyurksri flml loll* »ml help t 11 fifty* to Milvortlic In Tim i'rud Olbonoii of Whiting Imi t'6- u, Jtnil liilp-A(J».rllJtniiPt

•« ' Page Eight KED BAMK KEG1STEK, FEBRUARY 2£ 1928. c^-«*0<^<<<«*<^<*«*^ W. Stout, ST., died at Red Bank at V YEARS AGO IN RED BANK. tho age of 71 years. She had been sick two months. She- left four HAPPENINGS OF OLD IN ANDchildren, Ella', Joseph and John W. AROUND OUR HOME TO\rVN. Stout, Jr., oft Rod Bank and Elijah Stout of Rahway. ' . Incident. Culled from The Regiiter The government lighthouse board of the Fourth Weekin February. decided, to placo in the twin light? Twenty Years Ago, Thirty Year« houses at Highlands a great French Ago and Forty Years Ago. lens which had been exhibited at tho Forty Yeart Ago- World fair, nnd which would bo vis- John B. Coleman died of apoplexy, ible fifty miles at sea. v at tho Phalanx. Mr. Coleman was Philip Cline, who had been pas- one of tfie original-members of thetor of tho Red Bank Methodist North American Phalanx and when church in 1803, died in Wenonah, American Edition of the property was sold he bought a New Jersey, at tho ago of 73 years.. large piece of it for a farm." He Ho had spent 46 years in active was a brother of Andrew Coleman, work as a clergyman. Sr., of Red Bank. M William Murphy of Tinton Falls, STUDEBAKEKS son of John Murphy of that place, The county jail, at Freehold be- was appointed on tho police force of came so full of prisoners that New York city. He was over six tramps and drunks, who had been feet tall and ho was placed on the sentenced-to-the county jail, woro Broadway squad;" set at liberty in order to make make room for others who had been Gottlieb Oietz of Middletown charged with more serious offenses. bought an incubator and hatched 95 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lewis of chickens out of his Tlrst setting of $ Scobeyville celebrated their tenth 100 eggs. This \\>ns the first in- X wedding unniversary with a recep- cubator used in this part of Mon- 5; tion to thirty friends. Many gifts mouth county. A wtfro rec.eivod by Mr. and Mrs. E. Gerry Roberts of Maple avenue •»; Lewis, including fine furniture, cut bought fifteen acres of the Colurrfbia •|. glass, silverware and gold coin. poultry farm on the Scuffletown •' Miss-Carrie White, aged eighteen road for $5,500. The property was years, daughter of Samuel T. White owned by .Mrs. J- H. Hcndrickson of of Atlantic Highlands, slipped and Red Bank. fell on the ice in the load and broke Miss Elizabeth M. Parker, daugh- her leg just above the ankle. ter of Mrs. Annie O. Parker of At a match of the Port Monmouth Newman Springs, was married to gun club George C. Henry broke John Hasslenberger of New York. When It Comes to Tires The couple began'housekeeping at twenty balls without a miss. This We offer you the finest equipment that the world's largest tire factory can was the best score yet made by anyNew York. produce. GOODYEAR ALL-WEATHERS if you want the best. GOOD- member of the gun club. James M. Butler of Keyport was Mrs. Rachel Bannan, mother of elected president and Harry C- YEAR PATHFINDERS if you want maximum quality for a.minimum in- James Hubbard of Middletown i Badcau of Red Bank was elected .vestment. These two types offer you a quality tire at just about the price township, died from paralysis, with jvice president of the Monmouth you want to pay. We offer you—in addition—a brand of SERVICE that which she had been stricken ten days county liquor dealers' association. previously. John W' Mount of Maple avenue 40 miles per hour—when NEW will make sure that every Goodyear Tire you buy from us will deliver its Webster Swan had bought a lothad a surprise visit from twenty full quota of mileage and satisfaction on your wheels. Isn't this the kind on First avenue at Atlantic High- friends, who brought their enter- 62 TOP-NOTCH YIELD FROM "AA QUALITY" were carried far down stream. ... Mr. W. O. Lichtanwalnar, of Macungit, Le- ttish Co., Pa., tayai "In my experience at a farmer Throughout the county the roads I have ,.,ed ferlititen ol many concern. Top- were deeply washed out and many I notch yietdi of both wheat and polatoei matured with the 'AA QUALITY' toodi."—December 9, small bridges wei'c carried away. T Medicine Cabinets. Bathroom Rugs. 1927. John Wolcott of Katontown died The proof of the pudding is in the of paralysis at the age of HIi years- T METAL Pink or Blue Rag Rugs, 18x36; $1.00 He had lived at Katontown all his T " " " " " 24x36; 1.75 eating^ The proof of the fertilizer is $3.95 in the crop. It's the extra yield per life, lie left three children, Mrs. T All White Enamel, with Metal Shelves; " " " " " 25x50; 2.00 izcrs produce extra yields and better Lottio Morton and Theodore Wol- White Enamel, with Glass Shelves and acre of potatoes, corn, or any other quality. There is nothing accidental cott of Katontown and Mis. Joseph Y " " " " " 27x54; 2.50 crop, that writes the extra entries in the about such splendid results. "AA Patterson of Keel Hank. The bur- t Mirror; • $6.75 36x72; 3.75 bank book. ial was in the Quaker burying QUALITY" Fertilizers arc painstaking- ground at Shrewsbury. \ Read Mr. Bishop's letter. It is ly and scientifically made for each crop Miss Evil Monvll, daughter of I WOOD—WHITE ENAMEL. Pink or Blue Chenille Rugs. printed here. He tells of a splendid and locality. • Peter .Monvll, and William Ham- With Wood Shelves and Mirror, yield of 609'/i bushels of potatoes per mond, son of Henry Hammond, both ? 18x36—$2.25. "AA QUALITY" goods are guar. of Ilolmdel .township, wore mar- $2.00 $6.50 $11.00. acre. Other successful farmers in other V 24x36—$3.25. antccd by the largest fertilizer company ried by Ilcv S. It. Cunningham of With Glass Shelves and Mirror, localities tell of exceptional results. in the world. They have back of them Colt's Neck. The bride wns sixteen 24x48—$4.50. They all used ^AA QUALITY" Fcr- yearn old and the groom was eigh- $5.00 $8.50 $10.00. 30x60—$6.75. sixty years of fertilizer experience. teen. Tho two families were next- tilizcrs. Use "AA QUALITY" Fertilizers door neighbors. 36x72—$9.50. These successful growers, like thou- this season. You will get maximum Klcven new member* were bap- WOOD—OAK FINISH. sands of others the country over, have yields of top-quality crops—and niaxi. tized in the Uod Hank Baptist With Wood Shelves and Mirror, $6.00 Rubber Bath Rugs, $2.50. found that "AA QUALITY" Fertil- church and joined tin- rhuivli. Th I mum profit too. / new members worn Misses Kinnia, Viola nnd Carrie Hundley, F.dniv ? Woods, Josle' McQueen, Hurdle T Bathroom Stools. Shoe Boxes. Knvl.i, Kitty nnd Maude Norman nnd ? Olive Clinnilierlnin, Frank and Clar- 15-Inch Wood or Metal, $1.50 Oak, $3.00. White Enamel, .... $4.75 "AA QUALITY" ence Grey. Veil' Leonard of Willow street, ? lied Hank, ilicd Budilelily from the FERTILIZERS bursting of a blood vcWi I. lie wan T nurclntr Shi'phard Kollock, who was CLOTHES HAMPERS. ': Sold under a Double Quality Guarantee in inviilid, mill win lifting him from the bed when the blood vi-n.icl burst V White Fibre, $6.00 and $6.50 White Willow, ;.' $6.00 lit (luartnm 2nd Guattnlew nil Ke dh'd immeilinlely »n Ilia front of ..ill !>•• li ana of the foil,,-In, .„ it,. /,.,» „( ,|,, lug-Hk, "AA QUAI.ITV" S..I Plain Willow, square,.. $3.00 and $4.50 Plain Willow, round, ?.....( $4.50 famout old nanni lliat • Hand' for a ferlilUtt —suaraiiuiliitf that every aack contain! lha cliolceil Ki'iislde lire company of Highland,* Dlada lo Intel Ibe aim needl of youi,loU. plain, luoil maleiUli tnliiil wild id.uUflc cut. •nvo mi iiyntiT nuppcr nnd dunce In their now llrohouso nt which 20(1 Plain Willow, oval, $3.00 and $4.50. Bradley . A.A.C. , A(;rico couple* wi>r« priwnl. Tho grnnd liowker Darling niiroli wits led l>y Captain Timothy ?• Coc-Morlimcr ' Listers Men Mnxrlon <>f Lucunt Point and Mm. AInn/.o IIiiiul of Hennlile, T F.dwnrd Armntriinir of IlnlnuM ? MANUI'ACTUIUil) ONI.V I)Y towimlilp went Into a i.ht.<.p pitnliirc, ? wlnn hi' wan ntUickcil liy-n nhrop Robert Hance & Sons THE AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL COMPANY nnd knocked down mid butted, Mr, t Vniihtrontf win very envcrcly T Trenton Snlc» Oflicc, XA1 I:n»( Slnle St., Trenton, New Jtricy nulsi'd, but ho flnnlly (,'(ica|io GcorBc lem;'.''"^ of M'ddl°- and cotton prints,; Normo' crepeB und others. other usca. flaven most of his life. He loft a f°™,)°"ld ,thl\ * "ldlctown Amer wife, who was Miss Cornelia Mor- lca" Metjiamca lodge. _ fa of Tinton Falls. He also left' Walter Jlahon of Fair Haven seven children, Elwood W- and ^ou^ht a lo1 f,1 Eastsido Park for a RED BANK A. new low price Bath Towels All-Silk Charmeuse Charles A. Minton, Mrs. Cecelia ,homo 51te- Uo P*ld ?200 f°r the Laing and Mrs. John Combs of Red lot. Bank, Prentice A. Minton of Plain-' Mr: "^ Mrs- Clarence White o Headquarters for a new A, C Set • field and L. Earle. Minton and Mrs. Broad street started for a twi (V yard months' trip to Mexico City. VI/WAT a sensation this new Atwnter Kent A.C. Set u causing! 29c George White of Brooklyn. W People everywhere were amazed when they saw a genuine Former price, 39c Eacli. A large building,on tho Cornelius , Mrs' MM}? nj" c""y °ff Rr.(1 B»nk Former price, $2.00 Yard. be with pink, blue or gold borders. 1 shat- ; of Patrick Kelly of Everett, and j scout pal ho met last summer, Hi' terjKipcrated Receiver with ibieldej edrfnet. Idea] fora 50C Worth Double. ae»U uble, window aUI .r hoottuU.-Without aocaa. Former price. 79c Yard. , John B. Brady, son of Thomas parents had no knowledge of hi aod Bed Sheets Unce-geuJBg It euecthj or iojjdfl tnteaa* It neeeaurr ii Gl^ bride's father. Simple maui adjaatment derico tuura remarkable Tarlelj of beailifol color toulfafc The well-known Atlantic Mills seamless. I George William Bennett of Oce- •electivitr. Witboat acceaaoriea, 975. yard . anic died of dropsy after a sickness 25c 54x90 Former pricj, Jl.OOr _...Sal« 79e ' of four years. He was 65 years old Former price, 39fc Yard. 63x90 Former price, $1.19: Solo 89c i and was one of the tallest men of White or ecru, yard-wide nil-over patterns or 72x90 Former price, $1.39; Sale 98c ' Monmouth county. He generally borders; used for curtains or panels. Noted 81x90 Former price, $1.59; Sale 1.09 '< went by the name of "Shorty." His for wear and wiishinR, a real reduction. | wife was Miss Anna Grier Ware, a teacher of the Oceanic public school, ,and she survived him. I The will of Mrs. Lydia H. Mount of Middletown township was pro- bated at Freehold and her son, Wil- liam L. Mount, with whom she lived and who had carod for her for many •— » years, received the bulk of her prop- I /Y

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Stanley Albert Morris, aged five Rar]r frnm fhp Iminrirv— years, son of Albert Morris of Port mCK lrOm lfle laUnary- Monmouth, died of membraneous It COHieS. And Float EVERYBODY'S HAPPY croup. The child was a member of lrriT1flJ .„„,:.„ pl)hlft,. fi., tho cradle roll of the Salvation ^Onea Service 1 etlll nS th( I Army and had been dedicated to the Entire family Washing In A Warm Home— .army by his parents. | ,,, , . , . , , I Mrs. Trcvonian Bennett of Washer) anad ironedm\ce , ready Shrewsburformed churcy gavh e Indiesa dolla' rai sociabld societe yat PQJth- iige ptamily pill'Se. and nobody cares how cold or stormy the weather may Eacher hhom ' persoe fon r thate thbenefio partt oyf thturneo Red- -r, ,, 1 be so long as comfort prevails throughout the house. in a dollar and told how she had FLOAT IRONED earned it. Tho Burd property on Rector Your home can be kept that way—every room warm— place was bought by William \V. | Red Bank Conovor, Jr., of Middletown town-j with less work, less ash and less expense, when you use ship for $4,500. Mr. Conovcr trans-1 Steam Laundry the genuine Koppers SEABOARD COKE. ffrvod it to his daughter, Mrs. Harry Worthley, as a residence. 62 White St., Red Bank If you have never used this good fuel you have a very -t\p car in the price clasa of These are FACTS — rcnl'ily E. Gorry Roberts of Red Bnnk' prave n bif» dinner to about 80O Telephone 1659 pleasant experience in store for you. Try it—see how Dodge Brother!) Four is so verified—and they explain the colored folks nt Calvary Baptist ROOMY. No car in this price immense popularity of Dodge church. Mr. Roberts said there easy it is to use. We are sure you will like it and we know class is so SWIFT. No car in Brothers Four. wasn't a pnrtlcle of politics 111 the you will save money. Phone your trial order today. giving of the dinner. | this price class is so STURDY. No car at near its price offers Mr«. Elizabeth Marshall bought 1 No car in this price class is so so rtiany advantages that Newton DoreinuB'a houno at the cor- ncr of Washington nnd Mcchnnlr Tftft Company ttanJt mjvanty bt- SMART. Americans value foremost. hind ettry jHiund of tht gtmtlni HOPPERS Our aulhoHfd dlitribmtort, A«r> street!! for $4,750. Tho houso hncl , SEABOARD tvtr latftttd, art uUcltii bit*uf nlno rooms and the lot wna CCxUTi Kopptn KI1AHOARD Corn - no No car in this price class ac- And no car at ANY price matttr who delinn it, or v/^re of Ihtlr hith Handing iu tht dlt- foot. [ IrlcU -which ltirf mm. celerate* from 0 to 25 miles affords its owner, in greater Dr. W- n. Bnnvptci- of Wvorslik // U Jtlltmd. IN 7 SECONDS. measure, the nntixfaction of nvonilc, Who hud bought Ills resl- knowing thai for (Icncp thi'iv from liov. Gcorgo K. Always Stiff and No car in this prico 1 Allen for $11,000 told his jiriipprly class is so COM* $ every iloll.it invested lo an out-of-town party for $17,000. Achy? FOHTABLE-for he hns received a Stephen Ciinonlco of Locust avc- SEABOARD BY-PRODUCT COKE CO. imo, agpil nineteen montli.i, died of Too Often Thin Wnrna of none has so long a 87J full dollar'n return in whooping I'oiigh nnd thn llnlhin Jerncy City New Jersey Eluggiuh Kidney Action. sprin^biuc. 4-Door Stilin, F. C. n. IVItull honest value. lmnil • iihiyed illrgrn whlln Ilm I'ull I'. Ihjl body wan bring taken to Urn grnvo' AMt;? Still? Adiy) Hiiro vour Phones t Mhin Kiith Loulng. Marten, dnu|{li- L Itktnry* urn ivorktiiK littttt)1 nlnu* tor or Hnv. Z. Clnrkp Miirlpii, wnii Hifih kidncyn nilow wunlo |K>IIHIMR to Montgomery 4120 Kcnrtiy KM I Mitchell 6760 Tlllln In f r DOIIR. Ilrotlmm lUilln I'miinm «v<>ry 'lluli nitii V Nlullt. reinnin in tlm blood mul imike (tto «|'K • • —r r 1T— Innllu lllghlandii, backncltc. A CUIIIIIKHI winning is ic". ar FRANK VAN SYCKJLE Four men worn hurt wlilln cut- •only or Ixirninu unnMionn. Local Distributor NEAL OllRIEN, Mir, Mll-ini W, From Hi, Unit ice at Oi'cnnport. Tho HHMI Owin'l /'///), n Dtiiiiulunt iliumlir, wnro Harry r'crry, Jolm Vnn- IncreAM ihe Krcrotlttil <>( Utn ki and One of its Lessons. Mrs. Mary Milinskaa of Frcohold Found Liquor in Home. The New Jersey state master was"killed Monday of last week • Harry McCue of Marlboro waa plumbers' association withhold its . ' Today is Washington's birthday. .„ : v.hen she was struck by an automo- held in ?1,000 bail last week after annual convention at Asbury Park '• l>ilo at Newark driven by a member county detectives had seized forty beginning May 21et. Headquarter; of the police department there. Mrs. gallons of alleged apple whiskey will bo the Berkeley-Carterct hotel. George Washington's birthday carries a lesson for all of us. 7 •Jjllilinskas was forty years old and which was found in a bedroom in Resigned Twice. He was prudent, but hot. too prudent.; He. was bold, but not TCTives a husband and five children. his home. Jloic than 100 nurses and their H. D. Shannon resigned as a fire too bold. ..' : friends attended a dance- given in Road Stand Robbed. commissioner of Wanamassa twice- iiu nurses' home of the Long Branch .The road stand conducted at Key- last week. After first presenting his l.nspital last \veek by members of port by John Healey of Newark was resignation he withdrew it but again If youhave been drifting along without a financial anchor, Get this Bennett Book and Save Money iiiL- intenncdinte class us a gradua- broken into last week and a quan- changed his mind and finally quit. make a change. Be prudent, and become a .depositor'of'the UILD a beautiful modern home tl l«is cost. Tlic tion present to the senior class mem- tity of goods were stolen. Mr. B Ucnneit liook shows you how to s»vc *300.to J3.OOO. Died at Hospital. Merchants Trust Company. That will be a financial Anchor It offers you a choice of 7 5 pnctinl homes of sturdy tun- bt !\s. Healey had closed the stand for a Mrs. Jane McCarthy, widow of siruction and anislic desien which you an erect at lug i Jlifs Belva Goldstein, manager of few days. when days of stre.ss come. savings if built the flcnnctlW«y . 1 Jo"hn McCarthy of Long Branch, the Guldstein store at Long Branch, died at the hospital at that place last Here's why. Framing milerlils »r« cm-lo-fit in pur Fiih Dealer Quits. milli instead ofon the job. Complne plans «rt furnished : lias been at New'York for two weeks week after a short sickness. Sh Lloyd Britton of Point Pleasant, ' Be bold. Boldness does not mean rashness. Don't invest FRED. Ko archills' fees. No waste m.tcri.Is. No ! Luying stock. The managers of the leaves two daughters and a son. extras as-our price's are guaranteed, what s more, you who recently purchased the sea food buy at WHOLESALE PRICK! Be/ore jou ImiU- Inns- ' -hoi-, furniture and silk departments your savings, in wildcat- schemes. But when you can use your ligatc. -O'ct in touch utth us nouv wc.ru with Misjs Goldstein ]>art of thebusiness of John 11. Smith, Jr., atColjrer—Kraft. . ' savings to make a safe, investment in a home for yourself and till!.-. Freehold, quit the business last Miss Elsie B. Colyer, daughter of family, be bold enough to grasp the.opportunity. ennett H Mi=s Iicssio Farnsworth and chil- week and moved back to Point. Richard E. Colyer of Englishtown, Better l-l il Built drcn of Muscati'nc, Iowa, motored to Pleasant. was married recently to Paul A. B l-'riiliolil la.st wuc-k to look over Kraft of Brooklyn. Get this home ' NORTH TONAWANDA.N.Y. Resumes Business. property owned by Mrs. Farnsworth. bunding, money- , FotPu \t i^imm,tlon s«« William Eyold, who conducted a Graduates as Nurse. Eenn8euOBar^«iS CROCKETT & JUDG$, Airedale dogs owned by John fruit and vegetable business at Fre Miss Pauline Magee of Matawan MERCHANTS TRUST CO.. Book of Lumber Dickinson Road, Chatham, N. J Fuircervke of Cliffwood won sev-hold for three years and who gave has completed her course in nursing and Mill Work at Phone Chatham 64B-W. eral prizes at dog shows held at Now Wholesale prices. up the business last summer because at the Bayonne.hospital and has re- 28 Broad Street Red Bank, N. J. York anil Newark last week. of poor health, has re-opened the turned home. William Bovie has resigned as day store. Broke His Arm. Start a Savings Account In Our Bank and See the Interelt Mount Up. We Compound nian ;it the Municipal building at your Interest every Three Months. Krci-hold. He has been succeeded New Auto Salesroom. Earl Stultz, son of Louis Stultz, by Joseph Clancy. Samuel King, of Freehold has Jr., of Kcyport, broke his right arm John P. ConiH'U has given up his opened an automob'ile salesroom in while cranking an automobile last job with the Raritan garage at Key- the Lindsmayer building at Mata- week,. port and will opt>i a garage of his wan. Miss Mae Thompson of Mat- (Continued on next page.) own at Matawan. Daughters were born to Mrs. Tunis D. Smith and Mrs. Albert Quality and Quantity— Harmon of Freehold last week. AUCTIONEERS APPRAISERS Norman Woolloy of Maxim is re- Where Your Money Goes Furthest ! covering from a severe attack of pi- uro-pru'unionia. Big Oakhurst Girl to Wed. Wrapped 1 Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Taylor of Geo. H. Roberts Co., Inc. O.'ikhur.st have announced the cn- Si ccessful Six] Loaf 1 1 i !i . ii;--nHnt of their daughter, Miss vbldiforiBreo J-;:,i-.aii. th Gertrude, to Aililbert L. Antiques—New and Used Furniture Pan .Morris of Long Branch. Miss Tay- Bought — Sold — Exchanged. Victor • Loaf lor i.s on.' of the Long Branch pub- Bread lic lujiHh nurses. • Women Entertain Men. Refinishing and Cabinet Work The Adilphia lodge of Daughters By Expert Workmen. of Anv rira entertained the mem- ! is of the American Mechanics Imigi- with their wives nnd friends Real Estate and Yacht '.-.-•. week. AliDut 75 pi rsons were -i Mt and enjoyed an interesting Brokers. Lenten Suggestions Cuttrcil—Burdge. OFFICE AND SALESROOMS Horseshoe Hecker's Mi s NYttie. J. Cottreil, daughter •f liiiny CottivU of Manasquan, State Highway (One Mile North of) :i:id Knd A. Kurdpe of West Farms RED BANK, N. J. Salmon Farina -.'. re married Saturday nipht at the n;u' o!1 UH> I,.' 1( '.-> grandparents, Tel. Red Bank. 2371. tall can Pkg •§ 2-1 c '•:•. ;itul Mr-. Tunis .Major of Ar- (JkeNewSeries

Tomato Soup 2 cans 15c ':A .ir.van Girl to Wed. Campbell's Celery or Asparagus Soup can 10c i!-..m;i;M. vi Miv< Elizalieth M. I PONTIAC SEC (JSCO Fancy Wet Shrimp can 19c ' F: .:•!•: :t, (Ijiu^hifr of Mrs. Gi-urK« L- ; dSCO Threaded Codfish pkfi 10c l;.i:-r-. It of Mutiiwan, to Kober* '* Gorton's Fish Cakes can 14c ii • k-'iinicii-r of MaplrwooVi. Tlio . Light Meat Tuna Fish can 14c, 20c, 35c ••\ • (ii.ir.K v.'ill take place next Satur- [ is smoother,

Beardsley's Shredded Codfish pkg 14c Guilty of Assault. Hapgood's Red Salmon flat can 25c .l.i-. ph Knlwtio of West Ocean »Fancy Calif. Sardines 2 cans 25c '.ii'Vr, 71 yi'CU's nlil, was found puil- faster andmore 1V at Freehold hu-t wn k of shoot- ASCO Pancake Flour pkg 10c .. u' -'uhn Dunham anil Mrs. Kiln 4SC0 Buckwheat pkg 10c l..i:il.-kob last Ortoln-r. The shoot- Maypole Syrup hot 19c .•'„' occurred during an argument. beautiful than A Testimonial Dinner. Ji'.-r (;. \\Mi>t* r, di.-trict mann i1 r of Mnninouth ami Ocean coun- Reg. 9c fr* **** ; • - In]- thi' teli phone company, was Xtsfamous :• M n a ti .-timnniiil dinner at Lonj* Macaroni or Spaghetti !:i.>!i.:i la.-t u'c,-k. I-'ifty employees i, tin t-onijmny were present^ Grated Cheese 3 pkgs 25c F'^arricd at New York. predecessor Mi-- Virgin in K. Leslie of New Kraft's Kay Cheese jar 23c York and Sidney Ih-rzog, son of Ed- v*.-;: «1 Id rzog, uerf married at New Offering four-wheel brakes, new Pabst-ett Cheese pkg 23c Y'.'k on Ki'hciifiry 10th. The couple Gruyere Cheese box of six portions 50c •A:!! live at Union City. Mr. Ilcrzog Fisher bodies, and great new features 4SC0 Pure Jellies tumbler 15c ua.s a resilient of Keansburp. . . . ."Her husband's of design, the New Series Pontiac Six Princess Jellies tumbler 9c : 3 for 25c Old Members Re-Elected. Mr;*. Mary K. Stout, John F. Knox sells for a price so low that no one and Walter IX V ra n k 1 i n we re re- been away three weeks 1 need, forego the pleasure of owning a Reg. 6>/2c cake Both i h ct.'d mrmlxTs of UK Neptune Kirkman's Soap for town -!iip school lioard lust wci.-k in quality six! a • iiiriti d eleclion in which nearly but she's as smiley as and 7V2c pkg •« 1« :i.M'iU \oters cast ballots. Soap Powder Ht Borax 5c, 15C Moose Burn Mortgage. ever!!" 2-DOOR SEDAN- Coupe • • $745 Cabriolet • $795 Sweetheart Toilet Soap 2 cakes lie Mi IHIMTS of the Asbury Park Roidifer • • $745 4-Door Sedan $825 M.-n •• Jud^e felebrateil ihc secoiui Sport Landau Sedan $875 ASCO Hardwater Soap 12 cakes 59c >':•: uilay of the lod^'1 la-t Thursday "Yes, and I know why." OalTanci AH-Amcrlcan Six. SIO4S to 11261. All P. & G. Naphtha Soap 4 cakes. 15c , : .! iiv Ijurnii'ir a .second mort^a^f Jirlcra nt /aclory. DeIJtereil prkei Include minimum ,ii' > i'.. J."i0. The loil^'t.' nuw owes only hanff llnx charf el. Etuy to bay on the liberal Dona Castile Soap 3 cakes 25c > 1 ,.'(i'H on it> hunie. "Tell me—quickly 1" General Motorl Time rujmtnl plan. Bon Ami cake 10c '•' Star Soap cake 5c Dinner for Bnnlterd. I'.i'rijamin P. Murri s, Jr., of the C\\ i/.'-ii' national bank of Long "He calls her up every night llrnm ii entrrtninctl the bank cm- 1-lnyei•-• and former employees nt n as soon as the evening re- diriii< r nt the (Jarfield-tjiant liotel duced rates start and they Coffee !.i>t Wednesday niulit. You'll tush'' the-- DifVi'ivncDifVi'i c in tliia fnvoriti.- Mayor Turned Down. have the nicest chats imagin- Uli-Uli-niln . Mayor Tlmrwald V. Jensen of v." i"111Ju» Cily appointed former able. She sayg that long before Victor Blend"»• O-l cTHigh Art «• »" Jftc OJl i it-i'H-ilnwin Kaymonrl Itnrkiilovv ns Coffee ! Coffee ^** i ruiim iln1.-'i lant week but tlie np- her husband calls, her chil- ii'i;ntnient was turnrd down by the dren start clamoring, ot 10c, 20c, 45c <"" 10c, 23c, 33c •i jilt-i IH'I' luiuti-e of poor health. i!- i" jilni'e in Ijein^ tnL n liy Mi,-.< 2 Hawaiian Sliced Pineapple can 15c, 20c, 25c I ,'y I'ejn^all, n jrnidliute of thu "No wonder she keeps smiley." 4SC0 Calif. Sliced Peaches can 14c, 10c 1 i < : Itiamh )M>: pitn!. hSCO Bartletl Pears can 20c ! . !i '. t Girl Injured.

Calif. Evaporated Apricots II) 32c 1 • i '\ «• yi :n old, rut nil artery In Thf frontof your telephone book Santa Clara Prunes II) l()c ' • •' v-i i I ,i feu day.-i a|,'n when lier ihowi you hour little it cotta to OSCO Lima Beans can 20c, ?I,c ni f.luirk n \\:\\w of i:ln.«.i in t)ir> make nbjcncci cuier to endure. Finest While Soup Beans H) 10c ' '' In i in. J ' J :' I a; ( :.ehoolli(ni: e nnd S i i>'(,. tin Klar... SIX. National Mazda Lamps, 15, 25, 40, 50, CO nn;l In Mimic ComtM'tilion. A ••.;ilii 1,,'IZIIII. liV, II l''ri cildlll IJIPV, W JRRSBY BRLL TKLKTHONE COMPANY f, 100 watt, are sold in most of our stores, "I.' i'i' llvi' rniili. lull',1 ihu i ii In • I-III,II.-1 fur nliolaf;.l,l|M I'lin- A Nrwjirirf hililMlh* Batitd by Uttltnal Kimrttt 30 lll(OAI) STKKI'.T '"'i' 'I l>y Ii. llMinliiiiri r HI' Ni-w> T. F. Morford Motor Car Co., Ind. 1 siiniiwsiiuuY AVKNUI-: .,,,I OAKLAND S'IUKI.I •' , Tin limil rMimiiiulliiii will In- ' i i'i Ilii I v.vi I;, 21 Mechanic Street, Rod Bank. I i>-«'litilil I'lntr* .Sold. I'II.MI.-I II, I'lnyliin nf I'Yiiliolil If you have anything to toll, or if you want to buy It Pays to Advertise in The Register.! '•' '""Til' 11;. - ri,!i,i.|.;.-| I,,,,,, anything; you will find The RegUter'i Want Column "ly "1 llu l.ili William II. .Viviluu- the ciuickftit nnd chnnnMt wnv of filling your want. RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 22,1928. Page Eleven':',' irty at Matawan to Robert Thi^tdn, BRADLEY M. FISCHER, ' BRIEF ITEMS OF NEWS ho.will use it as a salesroom for »„ n .. ATTOHNEV AT LAW. 'licv'rolet automobiles'. 00 Broad 3., A" Harry. Strano of Asbury Park and Ey», Ear. Nnse and ThreM. ' '.-.'. Park has been appointed assistant tliss Emily C. Pczzells of Washing- Burdge & Sons •v.".!..1" '<"•*". Si'oomi National Pant Building, phone'ell; .J> . to the vice president and general on, D. C, were married at Asbury llnsiilonet uhona UJ. . V. manager of the Jersey central power 'ark last week. Mr. Strano is a Offlc,. hour.i MO to 11-00 A. M.i T100 M aiiit light'company with headquar- :ontractor and builder,. Expert Movers of Household otoo V. M., nni) by apoolntnunt,- AREFUL ters at Aobury Park. Mr. Polhemua WILLIAM A HOPPING, was formerly a reporter on the As- Mew Firelioute Ppened. Goods and Pianos. R«ul E.i.t. Urok.i. ' bury Park Pros.. ; The Wanamassa firo: company l»*>a fl»ae, RBD DANK, N.'l. lil a formal opening of its now —j . .. . A Surprise' jShower. QUINN; PARsbl^ftDOR Irehouso last night. The building CUUNSEIXona AT LAW . Miss. Helen Williams of Belmnr, bat $25,000 and will be used as City Movings a Specialty hltHnlJ Ilullitluit,. RmlUink, who.ia engaged to wed Clarence- Ed- , community center. John J Qmnn, rh«l)i)ore D. P«r»on», and exacting rtiomn* P. Durfmili wards of Neptune City, had a sur- Deal Farm Sold. prise Bhower and valentinoparty at Large,"Well Padded Vans ALSTON BEEKMAN, her^home last Wednesday night. Sanders A. Werthoim, president COllN3K!,U>n AT LAW. ' the Burns Bros, coal company, Careful, CourteousV Experienced Men Hffleel, la Urunil 8t., BfiD BANK. N. J. Both Feet Amputated. lias bought' Mlddlebroo'k farm at Business Men Arthur B. Lowman of Clarksburg, GEORGE D COOPER, $ West Deal from the estate of CIVIL ISNdlNEER, whoso feet were frozen somo time i'les If. Zchnder, De Luxe Motor Busses for all Occasions Succe.mr to Georj. Coop.t, C. E. ngo, underwent nn operation at the I'attBrson »ullillni!1_J_.BBD BANK, N. J. 670 Married Fifty Years. Freehold hospital last week -In which Anywhere, Any Time. GEORGE K. ALLEN, Jr., C E.. and ,%-Ton CommercUI both his feet were amputated. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence B. Poland buy more than f Manasquan celebrated their lifti- GEORGE F. RANDOLPH, C. E Fireproof Storage: Packing and Express. i:iVIL ENO1NK.EBS AND BUBVEYOH8. To Build Two SchooU. th wedding anniversary on Monday, 60;Brunrt Strut. Red Uant,--H,- J, $ Leroy Bowne of Keyport.has been ilr; Poland isa prominent business awarded the contracts for an eight- Office—40 Mechanic Street WALTER C. VAN KEUREN" ' 895 ian at Manasquan. • CIVH. ENGINEER' AND SURVEYOR. room schoolhouse at Dayton and a Tel. 894 , RED BANK, N. J. Urond Strett National BanU Bulldlm, l-TonC-Boy $65,009,000 Long Branch Bonds Sold. Red D.nU, N. J. six-room schoolhouse at Deans, both M. M. Freeman and company of ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••I in South Brunswick township. •••••••••• GEORGE McC. TAVLOR, C. E. hiladelphia wore-awarded $209,000 CONSULTING ENOINEER. $ Inspection at Fort Monmouth. worth of improvement and school CIVIL ENGINEER .ml SURVEYOR, . Major L. J. Ahem of Governor's bonds by the Long Branch com- J» lleclor Ploce. Red Bunk, N. i. 1245 worth of •'- - - Island, New York, arrived, at Fort missioners last week. DR. HAROLD J. STOKES, lVfcTon Monmouth last week to make his SPEAKING OF PRICE. DENTA1 SuncEON, annual inspection. The inspection Keyport Woman Dead. Succesnor to Dr. Frank L««. Mrs. Ida Walker, wife of Staple- 54 Broad Slreot, r EUner BuUdlnf, work required'about a week. If you bought ordinary coal for $1.00 per Rooms .4, 6 and 6. $ ton Walker of Keyport, (lied sud- Oflic. Bourn H:SO to 6:00 o'elook. GrahamBrotfiers Auto Demolishes Wagon. ton less than Jeddo-Highland you would still be Tclcahona 802- VI. denly last Wednesday of heart-dis- 1595 A wagon in which Isaac Hampton ease. Slio was 07 years old and was paying more than you should, on a basis of (SrcyL 2-Ton of freehold was riding last week WILLIAM A. WIRTH, born in Virginia. value. OPTOMETRIST, was struck by on automobile and nil Keglator Bulldlnn, R.d Bank. A6ow Price* but the wheels was demolished Debating Team. Ollice huurii: Dally, exeirpt SuniJay. Trucks ##// Com- Hampton was not badly hurt. Rudolph Buntcnbach, Wilson Pol- u:00 f\. M.-1'J M. 1:30 P. M'.-6:80 P. H. I'uesdny—U A. M.-12 M.: 1:90 P. H.-tliO cek, Anthony DeFelice and George P.M.; 7:00 P. H..8:00 P. M. 1 __- Freehold Autoist Fined $200. GillU have been selected as members ThuraiUy 9:00 A. M.-12:00 M. Fred V. Thompson of Freehold of the debating team of the Mata- Monmouth County Surrocate'a Offica. $ was fined $200 and costs and his li- wan high school. In till- innttur of tho estate of Ssffl mercial Cars a cense revoked for two years 1 Smith, dt'ccaHctl. J Notice-, tu creditors to present elalrai 77O week at Neptune after he had been New Plant a Success. Long Branch's new incinerator,' I Pursuant to iho order of Joseph I*. Don- U>Ton Deluxe arrested for drunken driving. 1 ; nay. BurroKnlu of the County of Mon- Panel Complete located on Myrtle avenue, was given 1 nioulh, mniltf on the seventh day of Fab- A Tour of the South. n twelve-hour test' last week. It j .-miry, 11128. on tho nppliention ot Alox- Mr. and^ Mrs. Charles H. Clay- | ;>ndcr Orr HopkinK, administrator of tho year -' - - - worked better than its guarantee cntnte of flhm Smith, deceased, notice ton of Freehold left Saturday for called for. Lt hofby fflvon to the creditors of said deceased to exhibit to tho subscriber, aJ- a tour pf. the South in their newly miIlUt^ltto^ u» nforcdttld, their debt» and constructed house on wheels. They End Fight Against Signs. dctnundn nttulnst tho said estate. _and.e*_ The Bflmar real estate men have oiitli, within »U months from the data of plan to be away *until May. - thu aforesaid order, uc they will ho for- given up their idea of trying tp pre- evor barred of tholr actions therefor Building for Investment, ent the placing of for rent and for nirrttriBt the said subscriber. Victor Terwilliger of Lone; Dated Freehold. N. J,, February 7, 1028, ile signs on property in the bor- ALEXANDER ORR HOPKINS, Branch is building a scven-roon ough. • • Eatontowri, N. J, FRANK VANSYCKLE house on Oakhill avenue as an in- A New Firm. Monmouth County Surrogate's Office. WEAL O'BRIEN, Mtfr. 149-1B1 V/eit Front St. vestment. Warren Youmans of In tho matter of tho estate of Osoar Hcsit* ' Telephone 1296 Oakhurst is the.contractor. William B. Boschen and Claude QUALITY PLUS. ST., deccaned. White of Freehold formed a part- Notice to creditors to present elalmi ncalnst estate. Employees aa Stock Salesmen. nership to deal in farm machinery. Pursuant to tho order of Joseph It. Employees of the Jersey Centra Their store will be on Broad street. And the proof is in the burning. Donahay, lurrojcate of the County of MOD* mouth, made on the twenty-fourth day of power and light company will here •Innunry, 1928, on the application of Th* after act as .stock salesmen for tin Glendola Man Dead. F.road Street National Bank of Red Bank, Jacob A. Thompson, a well known Now Jersey, sole executor of tha estate of company. They will replace pro- Oflcnr Hcasa, Sr,, dtceaHed, notice is hereby- farmer of Glendola, died Monday of clvcn to the creditors of said dcceBscd to fessional stock salesmen. ast wei-k, aged 72 years. He is sur- exhibit to the subscriber, executor as aioW- snid, their debta and demands aitBlnst till. On Washington Trip. vival by a widow and two children. mid cstnte, under oath, within six month! from tho dnto of the aforesaid order, ol Alfred Bennett, F/ank Peterson Agod Woman's Death.' they will bo forever burred of their notion! William Bennett and Walter Jacl; Mrs. Hannah Jones of Bradley therefor against the said subscriber. son will represent the Long Brand Heath, aged ninety years, died last Dated Freehold. N. J,, January 24, 1931, DeMolay on the annual pilgrimag THE BROAD ST. NATIONAL BANK, BoOtbr Trade Saturday week of apoplexy. She HANCE & Red Bank, N. J. SoUandSeniodbr Dtrliloa of Dcxin • to Washington this week. leaves two daughters and a son. Telephone 103 | Dodio Brother! Bweban.toc. To Have New School. It pays to advertise in The Register. tlan Bnmrlun Long Brancher's Death. •>•«••••••••>••••••«»«••»•••«••»••»»•»•••»•»•••••» —Advertisement. Farmingdale voters last week au John R. Breese of Long Branch TRUCKS thorized an appropriation of $46,001 died last Friday after a two weeks' to buy two acres of land adjoinim fickness. Ho was 75 years old and tho present school grounds and t was a carpenter for many earsy. erect a new schoolhouse. Manasquan Pastor Leaves. Addition to House. When you pay Rev. Frank R. Symmcs of Free- Rev. L. Coffman has ended hi! hold is having a two-story addition pastorate at the Munasquan Luther- built to his house. His library and an church and will move to Goulds one bedroom will bo enlarged. boro, Pennsylvania. Chimney Fire. *1195Lforacair Job on Steamer. The absence of a few bricks from George E. Outwalor of Matawa n chimney caused damaged of $500 sailed last Saturday week on th to the new home of Mrs. Olga Lup- Leviathan for England. lie has pulov of Bclmar last week. Supreme Combination job on tho steomer. yotire of all that is fine in Searching for Antiques. J. H. PRICE C. W. Williams, a Freehold an Motor Cars tlque furniture dealer, is on a tou MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS of South Carolina in search of furn REPAIRED. ture for hi3 business. Violins a Specialty. Bows Rehaired. Matawan Property Sold. 28 West Front Street, J. August Soehl has eold his prop (Over Chambers Paint Shop.) When you spend as much as #1195 for a motor car, you're entitled to Buick quality Juick luxury—and Buick reliability— —you're entitled to all that the Buick name stands for in beauty, performance, stamina and Strict 115 fivtvptwencrr two-door Sdtn^an Ideal car for genrral long life. Uy nta. >U93 £oJ>. Flint, Mkb. Three of Buick's 16 models sell for only #1195 f. 6. b. factory. And they are Buicks

Tht Padzard Eight with RolUlm Town Car BoJy through and through—for the same high standards of quality and work- manship are maintained throughout The Most Distinguished the Buick line. All Buicks are powered by the famous Gwhi It5 twoptMcnjrer Co«pv A typical Duldc value — ctpedadf Buick six-cylinder Valve-in-Head engine. of all Fine Motor Cars lfrbu.in< . JliyjCcb M FUnx,Midu All have Buick's many remarkable features- OR 28 years Packard has Buperb flexibility, great power such as die scaled chassis, torquc-tube-drive, served tlic moat discrimi- and speed have been acclaimed Fnating clientele in the world by the motoring public every- mechanical four-wheel brakes and Lovejoy —a clientele made up of those where. And now refinements hydraulic shock absorbers- used to the best in every- and improvements in detail thing, including motor cars. have placed the Packard Eight All give unrivaled value—the result of Buick's still further in advance— has made it America's unrivaled volume-production. But never before hna Packard' have established it as the most If you expect to pay in the neighborhood of given its customers such a distinguished of nil fine cars, 0*ri*a 113 foar^>*MCDg«t> Sport (lotut- masterpiece of engineering ex- the best built car in the iSvorld. largest selling margarine r. Smirt, |ow'«wunj(t youlhful-~« #1195 for your car, see Buick—and you'll see at cellence as today's Packard once that Buick is the car to buy. Eight. Here is the finest car These are all Btrong state- Far more Jelke GOOD LUCK Mar- that Packard has ever built— ments. We make them advis- SEDANS $1195 to $1995 ' COUPES $.1195 to $18JO accepted internationally as edly—because we know that garine is used by American house- SPORT MODELS $1195 to $1525 the measure of fine car excel- when you have had an oppor- wives than any other margarine A» prictt f.i>,h. Tlmt. Mich, iimnoiwitl lence. tunity to examine and drive 7l« G\ M. A. C. fiiuiiu* flat, ilttmmi lUii the Packard Bight, you will made. The secret of this popularity The beauty, comfort nnd dis- agree that they are true. is that GOOD LUCK tastes exactly tinction of the Packard Eight When may we place the car like expensive spreads-for-bread, have long been axiomatic Its at your disposal? yet sells for about half their price. Try it... on your table and in UICK cooking ... and see how much P A CKA R D better it is. At your grocer's. AS K T 11 li MAN W H O OWNS ONE H. Li. ZOBEL Monmouth County's Largest Automobile Distributor Monmouth .County. Packard Co. 6000 LUCK Red Bank, N. J. Sea Bright, N, J. 58 Maplo Avenue, Phone 2176 Red Bantc. .V i ' MARGARINE Telephone) 955 •' Telephone 90 THB FINEST SPREAD V6\i DJIHAD WlmUialn KUlrllililur, I'irlilnii I> ,>•-.• ( ., , , . IWI-lll Kil»,in Aw,, N(»,il:, N. .1, .NHHXnK AUlUMOIHIJiS AlllS BUILT.* BUICK WILL RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 22,1928.

MONMOUTH'S'AUTOS. also present >>t the card putty and parents, Mr.'and • Mrs, George W. storm. Mrs. Francis. C. Chddwlck Tho GJrls' club, will meet Saturday p between the Jciacy Central dance given . by the Middletown Patterson, on Monday. had charge of the supper. Assisting night at the homo of Miss Eleanor power arfd light company and the Ref.dcntt of the County" Own 24,- township fire company at Fair View Mr., and Mrs. Russell Hammer- her were Mil Eugene Bcrgo, Mrs, VanHise. Eastern 'Now Jorsay poWrr com- HESSE'S 500 Pleasure Automobile!. on Friday night. ' . , stone recently visited Rov. and Mis.'George. W. Patterson,-Mrs. W. S. -, The Helping' Hand society will pany. The Eastern Now Jersey Monmguth county residents own Elijah Bobbins of Red Bank hS: G.' W.'- Sauthard at Waretown. VanHise, Mrs. Althea Donahay, Miss meet Thursday of Next week at Mrs. compnny was tho, low bidder for 8 West front Street, Red Bank. 24,500 pleasure automobiles, an nvrtaken the position ns caretaker of Mrs. Annie Berge, who is spend- Lillian Brown, Miss Ida Huff and George W. Patterson's. . . "lighting tho entile town. ICE CRJEAM WATER JCES envgo 6£ one car for every four and tho Monniouth consolidated 'water ing the winter in Florida and who Miss Jennie Armstrong. Miss Una Taylor of Trenton spent has been seriously sick, ia rccoyer- Mfs. Arthur B. , VanNoto • gave last week, with her sister, Mrs, Edgar New Weitildo Storm Sowen. two-thirds'persons in the county. company's dam. The position was Richards. CONFECTIONERY Most of tlio carsaw closed models. formerly filled by Judson Bray of inp;. " • birth to a daughter at the Freehold Storm sowers are to be placed on CHOICE SELECTION OF LAUG'S CANDIES. Dealers estimate that the number of Phalanx, who held the job for sev- Edwina Brown is recovering from hospital Tuesday, of last week. ..'••. .. . mim . . • Carmen place and Wcstsldo avenue cars of five or more passenger ca- eral years. Mr. Kobbins is a school injuries she' .eceived 'in.a .fall down Ernest F. Patterson of Ardenn, u- WANT THEIR OWN PLANT. at Red Bank. Bids. fijrtho. work pacity are more than enough to off-teacher and he taught school at Lin-cellar recently. Charles VanSchoick of Lower Spring Lake to Find Out Colt of will bo opened ,nt the council meet- French Ice Cream a Specialty set the smaller cars, should every croft, Everett and Tinton-Falls a Mrs; Jessie Smith is able to beSquankum and Frank LeCompto of ... > Electric Plant ing Monday night; March 6th." Serve Hciic'i'lco Cream and Water Icei »t your Home or resident in tho county seek a ride number of years ago. out after being lnid up with grip. Southard" were elected school trus- • The Spring 'Lake'.''borough offi- Parly Function!. Prompt Deliverioi. at the same time. The number of Mrs. Jennie Dalghren has moved A barn is being built on the farm tees for Howell'township last week. cials have engaged an engineer to It pays to advertise in The Roghter, Telephone Rod Bank 1269 Monmouth"coui)t5'-!ic(.'iises issued at from Keniieth Wyckoffs house, on of the late Harry. Butcher, which is • The Epworth league of- tho West make a survey and report on how various places art! the road from Lincroft to Middle- owned by a Mi'; Vogelr Farms-church gavo a sociable ThiirS-: much it will cost the borough to in- MIMII 'Adblin- I'Mk " 6,4 town, to Everett. Miss Lillian Brown has returned day night. A fine program was pre-stall, and operate an electric plant. Veil linn!; . . 1 fi-.OOO Several residents of this place- nt- ftom a visit with her sister, Mrs. sented and was followed by games This step was takerj because .of the 3,730 nnd refreshments. . .- . recent, ruling of-the state supreme I ontr Blanch ;i.r>oo tended the funeral of William Car- Harry C. Bodine of Princeton. rroeholj ..... ney of Holmdel on Monday. Mr. Tho supper given by the Helping The Girls' club was entertained court that tho public^utilities com- Sea llrliiln . Carney died last week after an op- Hand society Tuesday of last week by the A. B. C. club Friday night mission was within its rights in dj- Knuiiihtiiwn . eration at a New Brunswick hospital. was largely attended in spite of tho!at the home of Miss Edwina Brown. yiding the borough for lighting par- Hi? formerly lived on the road from Lincroft to Red Bank near Langcn- «»**«««««*«««*«*^^ ROTH'S dorf's garage. Total ,. 21.500 Miss Ella Kelly, daughter of Bern- ard Keliy, spent Friday with Mrs.- COLLEGE WOMEN MEET. Lester Sickles of Navesink. Mr. Kel- ME At SPECIALS! "Branch of University Women Or- ly was a visitor at New York on ganized Loit Saturday. Wednesday. • CLEAN-UP SAU Mr. and Mrs. Howell VanGorbig QUALITY HIGHEST—PRICES LOWEST A group of college women met atnnd Miss Evelyn Preston of New Mrs. J. Otto Rhome's.nt Intcrlaken York spent Saturday and Sunday Saturday and.organized i\ branch cf on their estates hero. FARM TOOLS, MOTORS, TRUCKS, LOINS OF tlic American association of univrr- Matthew Mullin, Sr., Bernard Kel- FRESH ity women. The olficers-nru Mrs. E.ly, Michael McGrail and Wilfred V. DeMonseigle of Bclmar, Mrs. Mullin attended the funeral of- LARGE NUMBER OF SMALL ARTICLES John Montgomery of Red Bank, Thomas Madden of Morris Plains FRESH PORK CALI HAMS Mrs. Frank Henderson, Jr^, of Bel-on Tuesday. mar vice presidents, Miss Winifred Shaw of Asbury Park secretary and ARDENA NEWS. *- Miss Helen Dingle of Asbury Park JOSEPH BRAKELEY, treasurer. The next meeting will be New Committees Appointed For 16c ib. iicld at Mrs. DeMonsuisle's. Tha Christian. Endeavor Society. MANALAPAN AVENUE, FREEHOLD,,N.JL__ 21c ">• membership list will be kept open a The Christian Endeavor society met at home.of the prcsident.-Miss few week?. .••*? ^ •••• • Velma Bennett, last wetk.' It was de- LINCROFT NEWS. cided to have two members Of the Starting on Monday, February 27th PRIME FRESH-KILLED society attend Sunday evening ser- Edward Cooko and Family on an.vices in neighboring-churches to vis- Automobile Trip to California. it young people's societies. New AT 10:30 A. M. AND DAILY THEREAFTER UNTIL ALL YOUNG FOWL Edward Cookc, who was employed committees of the society are Mrs. MATERIAL IS SOLD. CHUCK ROAST by Walter Force on his fyrm here, Walter W. Minninger, Miss Eliza- (3-lb. Average) started today on an automobile trip beth VanHise and Miss Goldena Many articles reserved at our first sale for use at our new location in U ,.Guilfoi:dr-pray£r.mee.ting.;_J_Stanlcy_ ;—Delaware,- -but-now found unsuitable or unnecessary for use there, will be Cooke left Lincroft Tuesday and heHuff, Arthur VanNote and John lb stopped at New Brunswick to visit Iycmon, lookout; Miss Ida Huff and sold at auction. All other materials in and about the factory not needed Miss Jennie-Armstrong, music; Miss 25c ">• his sister on Tuesday night before will be offered without reserve. 3Sc - beginning the trip. He will take a Lillian Brown, Mrs. Walter Merrick position with the Western electric and Miss Carrie Croxson, mission- SEE REGISTER WANT PAGE FOR ARTICLES company in California. ary; Mrs. Jesse Smith, Raymond Henry Harris and Willis Moe, em- Richards, John Donahay and Wal- TO BE OFFERED. ter W. Minninger, recreation; Mrs. Pure Creamery Butter ployees of Harry Payne Whitney on This will be a sale you can't afford to miss. his stock farm, have bought new Althea Donahay, Mrs. George W. (In U-to. Print.) Dodge automobiles. Mr. Harris Patterson and Mrs. E. A. Guilford, Occasion is taken at this time by Joseph Brakeley, Inc., and W. D. formerly owned a Ford sedan and refreshment. • Fields, Auctioneer; to thank the large number of bidders attending the this was destroyed by fire several Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKenny weeks ago. of Trenton visited Mrs. McKenny's first sale and makirsr; it so successful. Mrs. Paul DeBois, Miss Anna Ho- Hurst and some friends from As- JOSEPH BRAKELEY, Inc. toria, Long Island, spent part of last Roth & Company week-with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wal- W. D. FIELDS, Auctioneer. ters. TELEPH0NE B06 Many residents of the village at- C. ARTHUR BURKE, 4 Monmouth Street, ^ed Bank, N. J. tended the card party and dance at "LARGEST WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHERS IN NEW JERSEY" Marlboro last Thursday night and a A. A. LEWIS, Clerks. number of these were prize winners. WILLIAM SMITH, ' Stores in New York, New Jenoy, Mauachuietts, Pennsylvania and Connecticut A large number of persons were

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; IliuocJ Wf.ldr.lDUr.il a* Swontf-CIus Msitsr at %U TnU - office at B»d Bank, N. J.. andw til Att ot March I. UT*. RED BANK, N. J,, "WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22,1928. $1.50 PER YEAR PAGES 9 "CHARLEY? AUNT." AIR HERO COMING HERE. FIREMEN'S ASSISTANTS. DRIVE TO RAISE $12,500. RUSSELL CLAYTON DEAD. Comedy to be Pr«*nt*d by Presby CONOVER FACTORY SOLD. Eatontown Women's Auxiliary Re- TO BE TRIED OVER AGAIN, LONG LEASE ON A STORE. HE TOOK HIS LIFE IN A PERIOD terian Brotherhood of Red Bank. .w.-v;.r —_ " I. Organized Last Week. SOLICITING FUNDS TO BUY, ONE OF RED BANK'S BIG IN- MRS. LOUISE WILLETT WAS THE LEWIS BUILDING LEASED :: "Charley's Aunt" is the 'title of COMMANDER BYRD TO LEC- The ladies' auxiliary of the Eat- •"""7 HbitA''iM OF DESPONDENCY. ' DUSTRIES HAS NEW OWNER. SUCCESSFUL IN APPEAL. a comedy to bo presented by tho TURE AT THE CARLTON. ontown firo department was re-or- FOR TEN YEAR3., Team* in Charge of Mayor William He Mad Bean in a Sanitarium After Presbyterian Brotherhood of Red He Will Tell oTlTis Flight to the It Was Bought UsT Week by E. A. ganized with 25 members at a meet- Court of 'Errors and Appeals Sets The Building is on tha East Side «f H. R. White and George W. Bray a Nwyoul Breakdown, and He Bank. The date and^ place will be North Pol*, His Trip Across the Guitlzburff of New York, Who is ing last Wednesday night. Mrs. Aside Non-Suit Which Was Grant- Broad Street al the Foot of Man* Will Endeavor to Raise the Moij. Feared He Might Hay* to Return announced at next Sunday's services Atlantic and His Other Exploits Now^ Operating It—The Factory Spencer Patterson was elected pres- 1 ed Against Mrs. Williett in Law- mouth Street—Lease Contain* a> ey Tble Week. • ' ' V^;- *•; to the Institution. at -tho Presbyterian church. Mrs. Next Wednesday Night. to be Greatly Enlarged. .iiejit, Mrs. Clyde Hayes vice presi- suit Growing Out of Accident. Provision, for Ton More Years. Efforti will' ba made tMs week Russell P.- Clayton of Irving Theodora Brown, a/teacher at the -"Commander Richard E. Byrd, who dent, Mrs. Francis Bruce secretary 1 The factory and business of the Mrs. Louise Willett of Harmony, The CharlcB E. Lewis storo build-, to raise $1,2,600 to buy the equip- place, Red Bank, owner of Clay- Red Bank high/school, is directing ranks among tho foremost aviators and Mrs. 'William Pettersbn treas- C. E. Conover company on River- in Middletown township, was suc- ing on tho east sido of Broad street, ment at Woodley hospital. The ton's meat market on White street, tho rehearsals. Those who will take of the world, will give a lecture on urer. Mrs. Ada B. Nafew, who has side avenue ut Red Bank waa sold cessful last week in an appeal which which -is now under construction, • solicitors are divided Into two was found dead in the bathroom of part in the chow, are Miss Margaret his exploits next Wednesday night been president of the auxiliary, as- last week to E. A. Gunizburg of she made to the .court of errors and was. rented lust week by Hylln A teams, Mayor William H. R. White bis borne last Wednesday afternoon. Randolph, Miss Helen Tuthill, Mrs. at the Carlton theater at Red Bank. sisted in tho re-organization -plans New York. With the sale is in- appeals to set aside a non-suit whicn Salz to Joseph Schwartz of New is captain of one team and George Mr. Clayton apparently had.put tho Leon W. Corirow, Russell T._Hqdg. Commander; Byrd jsicomitig here.nt and a vote of thanks was accorded clucledjthe. firm name.and.the. busU had been _gratrietLflsainst-her_irLa_ Brunswick for furniturn _ana* •\V. Bray is captain of the- other. end of a gas tube in his mouth, kiss, George Wi Qlmstead, Warren the request of tho Aero club of Red to"her. After the business*"meeting" n ness will bo continued under this lower 'court. The case was the out- household goods store. Tho lease Is The members of the team collect- turned on the gas and then calmly W. Muteh, Chester Conrow, Norman Bank. He is giving lectures at large a social time was enjoyed" and re- name. The new owner is now oper- come of an automohile accident in for ton years with tho privilege of ing the most money will be tho lay down on the floor to await death. Gardner, Edgar T. Randolph and cities to raise money for an aero- ating the factory. He' has increased freshments wcro served. r Home- September, 1925. Mrs. Willett was guests of the pther side at n dinner Edmund vom Steeg, Jr. This year plane trip to the South Pole. The made cake ,was provided "by the renting the placo for ten years more. Mr, Clayton had been working in the sales force and the employees riding in an automobile driven' by Tho store is expected to bo fin- party. ••.--,.. his meat market until about six there jvill, ba, no out-of-town profes- Aero club has started a campaign of tho other departments will also members of the auxiliary and coffee her daughter, Mrs. Albert J. Hen- sional talent in the production. to raiso money for a public aero- was furnished by the firemen. ished during tho coming spring. Tho A public meeting to discuss fho weeks; ago, when he suffered a.ne be increased. It is planned to build dricksorf, and owned by the latter's lessee will take possession as soon ous breakdown and Was taken to a plane landing field at Red Bank. The a large addition to the factory in proposition to- buy the equipment profits pf next Wednesday night's husband. The car was in a collision as tho store is completed. His busi- was held Sunday at the town hall. Summit sanitarium. Ho returned a short time. Dress shields and with an automobile owned and driv- ness at New Brunswick is done un- from tho sanitarium on Sunday of lecture will bo divided between these other sanitary wearing apparel are Fifteen persona were present, moat RED BANK BUSINESS SOLD. two things—-half for the Aero club's ENLARGING GAS PLANT. en by William. Heyers of Middle- der the name of J. Schwartz, Mr* of whom were members of the so- last week. Ho f oared he might have manufactured. town township. Mrs. Willett and her Schwartz having discarded all of h|l to be taken back to the sanitarium landing field and half for Com- liciting committees. Henry C. Tat- MIDDLESEX FURNITURE COM. mander Byrd's South Polo trip. The factory property comprises NEW BUILDING GOING UP AT young granddaughter Euth, who front name except-the initial In hia mage was chairman of the meeting. and perhaps never recover, and It is was with her, were badly injured. PANY TO LOCATE HERE* more than .an acre of land and two ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. business signature. He will carry He said that if money enough was thought that this fear drove him Red Bank 1B the smallest town largo buildings, one two stories high When anyone is injured while rid- the same business name at Red Bank to his death. raised to buy the equipment It was firm Buys Out the Maries Furniture Commander Byrd has ever fayored and the other three stories high. The , County Gas Company Will ing in another person's car at the as in his New Brunswick store. proposed to have the hospital man- Mr. and Mrs. Clayton had planned Company and Will Operate the with a lecture and he was actuated More than 200 persons are employed Spend $350,000 ori Buildings, invitation of the owner the injured Mr. Schwartz's store at Now.. to take an automobile ride Wednes- chiefly in accepting the invitation aged by u board, of citizens, _but uS^rja^«.t>a_'n^dUnkuin^CJ|i>tii at the factory and the pay roll runs Equipment and Extending Mains party is entitled to collect dam- Brunswick is 06 feet front, 225 feet the question of a 'better building- day afternoonand'Mrs. Clayton'had • of Furniture Stores. by his desire to help the cause of fronv $3,000 to $5,000 a week. The •—New Gas Generating Unit. ages. Mrs. Willett brought suit deep and three stpries high. In ad« and a different location, could be left her husband alone In the house aviation. The members of the Aero Tho County gas company, which against Mr. Hendrickson for $10,000 The Middlesex furniture company price Mr. Gunizberg paid for the dition to this building he hag a large decided after^ the equipment was whilo she went after her daughter club believe tho day is not far dis- has its plant and main offices at At- and against Mr. Heyers for $10,000. has bought out the Marks furniture property has not been made public, storehouse. He has been in the tut'' bought; Dorothy,-who Is a student at the tant when an aero' landing field but it is known that it amounted lantic Highlands, will spend Her granddaughter Ruth, through niture business at New Brunswick Oakland 'street public "school. On company on Monmouth: street and John, P. MulvlhiU said tho solicit- will be a necessity. They predict to more than $200,000. $360,000 this year for new build- her father, likewise brought suits for the past 25 years and ho is r«- her return to the house Mr. Clay- will continue the businessi This will ing committee had not been able to that any town without such a field Fifty-one per cent of the stock ings, new equipment and extending for the same amount againBt Mr. garded as one of the most aucceif ton was not in sight .and ready for be the third link in a chain of fur- do much last week owing to the ten years from now will be as far of the company was owned by mem- gas mains. Last week ground was Hendrickson and Mr. Heyers. Mrs. ful business men in that city. tho ride as had been planned. She nlturo stores operated, by the Mid- sickness of several members. He behind tho times as a town is today bers of the Conover family of Mid- broken at Atlantic Highlands for a Willett's case was thrown out before At Red Bank Mr. Schwartz will went upstairs and found her hus- dlesex furniture company, the oth- 1 said he had received $60 in dona- when it is without railroad and other dletown village. The balance of the two-story brick ^building on the it reached the jury on the ground occupy the basement and the flrft band lying dead on the bathroom ers being at New Brunswick nnd tions from out-of-town residents transportation service. They believe stock was owned by ten persons, north side of Garfleld avenue at a that she and her granddaughter and second stories_of the building floor,' :Pr.,Harvey W. Young was Somerville. The company will sell and that he had received promises that within ten years aeroplane fly- some of whom were employees of cost of ?5S,000. It will be 10Qxll2 Ruth were not invited in the auto- as salesrooms. Besides furniture called but his efforts to revive Mr. out the. entire stock of the Marks of contributions ranging from $25 ing will be much safer, muoh cheap- tho company. Some of the stock- •feat,—Qn--4he--pround-'floor--will--bs> _mobile...but got in the car without he will carry all kinds of household Clayton woro vain. Dr. Hartman company.. The store will then be to $100. He said that to conduct er and much more popular than It is. holders live at distant places. Among asking Mr. Hendrickson. goods, including carpets, rugs £5i,~ the county physician, was called and' stocked with new goods from the office rooms and space for housing tho hospital only, as an emergency now, and as proof of this argument the stockholders is Edward T. Mix The court of errors nnd appeals stoveS. he issued a death certificate. company's warehouse at New Bruns- they point to the fact that aero- trucks and cars. The second floor hospital would not be profitable, of Red Bank, who is general mana- will have a repair shop and storage hold that this non-suit was wrong. Tho rent of the Eed' Bank store Mr. Clayton was born at Silver- wick. planes are now being manufactured but that it was his opinion that an ger of the factory. He will continue space for gas appliances and meters. The result is that the case will have will be $10,260 per year for the, t ton. He came to Red Bank 28 years The Rod Bank; store will be under to sell at about ?l,000 each. An- qmergency and matornity hospital to hold this position. An addition 25x50 feet will be to he tried again at Freehold. Mrs. first, five years and $11,000 per year ago. Ho conducted a meat market the personal direction of Herbert other argument which they cite is would pay. It was stated at the built to tho old generator house at Willett was represented in the pro- for the second five years. This I( on Broad' street for many years in G. Milch, president of the company. that what is known as "air slots" meeting that jmrt of tho hospital Atlantic Highlands. A new ten-foot ceedings by Quinn, Parsons & Dore- the biggest rental ever made in Red partnership with his brother, Willis Only standard nationally advertised have been invented which make it mus. One of Mrs. Willett's opponents debt is a note "for $5,000 endorsed goods will be carried. Mr. Milch impossible for an aeroplane to fall gas generating unit of the latest Bank except the rental of the Wool* i A. Clayton, and in 1916 be bought by sixteen Red Bank residents. Some CHARGED WITH ROBBERY. type will be installed. This machine in the case is an insurance company worth store. out his brother's share in the'busi- likes Red Bank so well that he will into a tail spin, which is the most of the men who endorsed tho note wijl manufacture 2,950,000 cubic which would have had to pay dam- • —i e» , ness. About a year ago a fire in make his home here, even though he dreaded of all accidents feared by TWO RED BANKERS NOW IN ages in the event that a decision was are said to bo willing to pay their recently bullt/a new house at New feet of gas in 24 hours. The com- A MASQUERADE DANCE. his Broad street store caused him to aviators. THE COUNTY JAIL. given against Albert J. Hendrick- share-of the note as their donation Brunswick,. Nof only is Mr. Milch pany will drill a test well to the move his meat' market to White Commander Byrd.has been pack- son. Mr. Heyer -was Injured in the Firemen Cleared $200 at Their Par. 4 to the fund. The teams are made up enthusiastic over Red Bank as a fine depth of, 175 feet and if a good sup- as follows: street. ing theaters with audiences .in the James Peters arid' Charles A. War- accident and his car was damaged. ty Last Wednesday Night. si residential town but he thinks it Is ner of Mechanic Street Held on ply of water is located a sixteen-inch Mr. Clayton was a member of the large cities where he has given his well will be drilled. He has filed a counter suit or off- The third -annual masquerade Mayor Wllllsra H. B. White's team- Red Bank Methodist- church, the a great business town and believes Charge of Being Connected With set for $10,000 damages. dance of the Red Bank fire depart, Charles R. English, Mrs.-Thomu Jardlne, lectures. He is described as a mod- In the extension of mains the pro- Red Bank Foresters lodge and the it has unlimited business possibili- a Baltimore Burglary. George Mao O. Taylor, Lsroy Snyler, John est yet graphic speaker. He was gram includes a new eight-inch main ment was given last Wednesday Monmouth boat club. His wife was ties. . J. 0. O'Shea. James Wilde, Cornelius Allcr, trie first man to fly to the North J James Peters, alias Ruby War- a mile long at Freehold, a new main WITH THE LIONS CLUB. night at the Le Bon Temps hall on Henry F, Hylln. formerly Miss Mario West of North Pole and return and he commanded ner, and his half-brother, Charles across the Oceanic drawbridge, a Monmouth street. It waa attended Aiietior Geonro W. Bray's team—John Long Branch. He leaves two daugh- ON ALL STAR TEAM. Talk on Electric Lights Given at P. Mulvlhlll, Henry C. TalmsBc. Edwin the airship which flew across the A. Warner .of Mechanic street, Red new main on Bay avenue at High- by over 150 persons and $200 WM ters, Dorothy and Edna, tho latter Yesterday's Meeting. cleared. The hall was decorated GllUnd, Robert Donovsn. John Allen, Bert Register Honored by Selection at Atlantic ocean to France last cum- Bank, were arrested last week for lands and completion of the work Decker, Augustus M. Mlriton, James N. being in the graduauting class at the mer. Previous to these exploits complicity in connection with the begun at Laurence Harbor and At yesterday's meeting of the with red, white and'.blue streamers, Quncll. Red Bank high school. Mr. Clayton Circulation, Manager. Cornnuiaoto Byrd. har} majiy. other thefts of $20,000 worth of jewelry Cliffwood Beach. The company ex- Red Bank Lions club,a, fcjlk on the Fully half of those present leaves two brothers, Willis A. Clay- The Ifl27 "AU-Atneriesn com- thrilling experiences. On one occa- from Moses Hecht's home at Bal- pects to have most of the work un- development of tha elcpjriq light dressed in fancy costume H^l AT SARANAC LAKE. ton of Red Bank and Charles Clay- munity weekly newspaper eleven" sion he wa3 to have sailed an airship timore on February 5th. derway by spring. The improve- was given by J. E.'Binger of the masks. Three persons dresse<. ton of EdgewiteV. His father, Dan- has been selected by John H. Casey, from England to America. The ship national lamp works of the General Maggie, Jiggs and Happy Hooll( , Stopping There Peters was arrested at Red Bank imejl);s..win give work to about 175 iel A. Clayton, nnd two sistersyMrs; y>pp blBTv up and Commander Byrd was by Captain Harry •VaflNOte-tmtfBf Electric cdmpany, He was a guest drew much attention and appla,uia. . for Benefit of His Health. 1 men in addition to the regular em- Laura Mount and Mrs. Bartino Clay tho University qf. Oklahoma. Mr. the only man aboard who survived. as they danced about the "floor., 4. • Howard W. Roberts of Ncw,Mon-' tha supervision of Chief Hany A. ployees. of Harold S. Allen. Mr. Blnger ton are living at Silverton. Casey made his first selection last Commander Byrd will be the mouth, who has been, sick several Clayton, who had been watching i •»» gave a history of the electric light Seven cash costume prttttSf'tfafi The funeral was. held at his late year, which included newspapermen guest of the Aero club while he is at months, is making a sojourn at Sar- the man's actions after receiving a A "WHITE ELEPHANT" SALE. and he. also gave demonstrations offered instead of three, as bit home on Saturday afternoon. Rev. who had distinguished' themselves in Red Bank. Tho advance sale of tick- I anac Lake for the benefit of his tip from Joseph McGarvey, chief of of the various methods of lighting been planned, due-to keen comwi William Rolland Raver and Rev. J. country towns. The editor of The ets indicates a large attendance at health. He left for Saranac Lake police at Long Branch, that the It Will be Held on Friday Night at store display windows. * tition among the masked idaneert. •1 Lawrence Pi^t of Trenton, a former Register waa on the 1926 team as tho lecture. last Thursday and word has since men had tried to pawn some jewel- the Baptis. Church. Joseph Kennedy, who was elected Three other prizes were offered U postor of the Grace Methodist classified advertising manager and 1 been received from him that ho is ry at that place. Several valuable The world wide guild of the Red a member of the club last week, persons finding three intentional!* church of Red Bank, conducted the was given the position because of comfortable and feeling stronger in THE PENALTY ^TANDS. pieces of jewelry were found on Bank Baptist church will hold a was welcomed by Martin VanBuren mis-spelled words in the* advertising service. Burial was made at Fair tho big amount of want advertise- his new surroundings. No formal Peters, including a pair of cuff "white elephant" sale on Friday Smock, a past president, who gave a programs, which were handed out View cemetery. The bearers wcro ments in The Register. This year John Calandriello's Appeal Went for farewell parly was held for Mr. links stolen from H. W. Wolf of night of this week at the church. short talk. Henry L. Eames of the at the entrance booth. . All prisei Mayor William H. B. WJiite, Ensley The Register is afcalrt honored by "a Naught Yesterday. Roberts, but the day before he left Baltimore. Charles Warner was Articles will be furnished by the Roselle club attended the meeting were in cash and tho awards wert M. White, JcssovN. Beers, Christo- position on the team. On the 1927 he< received calls from Bcores of On New Years eve an automobile arrested at Philadelphia by the Phil- members and will he sold at auction. as a guest of Dr. Herbert E. Wil made by Harry Degenring and'Da« pher L. Bergo, Henry Voorhees team tho editor of The Register Is friends who wished a speedy recov- owned and 'driven by John Calen- adelphia police through information These articles will include canned Hams. vid Mair. L ' •*~ and Joseph W. Child. placed at center and given tho po- ory for him. driello of Fair HaVen ran into a given by the Red Bank police chief. goods, fancy articles, cakes, dishes, The club went on record in favor Dancing lasted until a late hour) m • — sition of circulation manager. Mr. Mr. Roberta will probably spend car owned by Norman Deacy of Red On Tuesday Charles Warner, who plants, etc. Mrs. David Nimmo, Mrs. of the campaign to raise funds to and music was furnished by a Bel SUIT OVER AN ACCIDENT. Casey in announcing the selection of Bank, which had been parked on Frank Merritt and Mrs. Fred Con- buy the equipment of Woodley hos- Bank orchestra. Joseph Fox wtti several months at Saranac Lake. An Tho Register says that ho never is being held at Philadelphia by the indefinite leave of absence from his Monmouth street. Mr. Calandriello Baltimore authorities, confessed to over will be the auctioneers. Re- pital and to place the hospital un- chairman of the dance committees Actress's Leg Cut by Striking it heard of a country weekly anywhere which was made up of firemen. T^t duties as township'clerk of Middle was arrested on a charge of reckless committing the Hecht robbery and freshments will be served during the der the supervision of a committee Agaimt a Cellar Door. which had a larger paid-up circula- driving and he was examined by n Sale. of citizens. money mado at the party will be town township has been granted to tion than The Register, with its several other robberies at Baltimore Miss Margaret Meyer of New doctor, who said he was drunk. The Members of the club and their put into the ,firc department treat* him and his brother, Thomas S 7,400 copies per issue. Only two pub- and vicinity. A large part of the Mrs. Walter W. Gosling is chair- York, a member of a theatrical hearing did not take place ur.ti', sev- wives will attend the lecture to be ury. Roberts, has been appointed acting lishers who were on last year's team jewelry has not as yet been found man of the committee in charge of clerk until Howard returns. troupe which played at the Carlton eral weeks later. Recorder W. J. but it is expected to be recovered the sale. Her assistants are Mrs. given next Wednesday night at the theater at Red Bank last week, were given positions on the team Poulson imposed a fine of $200 and PLAY AT HOLMDEL. 7 Mrs. Roborts, who ha8 been very in- a short time. Homer Methot, Mrs. Fred Conovor, Carlton theater by Commander tripped over tho open cellar door this year. revoked Mr. Calandriello's chauf- sick, In now rapidly Improving. She Mrs. Frank Morritt, Mrs. Warren Richard E. Byrd, who is a member of the Ostondorrf music store. A feur's license for two years. Mr. Peters is held at Freehold pend- It Will be GiveVby Baptiat Folk* returned homo a short time ago Minton, Mrs. Robert Miller, Mrs. of a Lions club. cut was made in her leg just below THE "OPEN SECRET." Calandriello appealed from this pen- ing extradition. < Next Week. from tho Long Branch, hospital, Chris Bergc, Mrs. Wellington Ken- the knee. She has brought suit alty and the hearing was reviewed "The Laughing Cure," a two-aet where she underwent an operation. It Will Be Given Shortly by Red FIREMEN'S DINNER. nedy, Mrs. J. William Hcim, Mrs. A SERIES OF RADIO CONCERTS. suit against the Wagner market yesterday by Judge Jacob Stcinbach. George Chandler, Mrs. Russell'Min- play, will be given at the Holmdel Mrs. Roberta's mother, Mrs. Em- company, the owner of tho store Bank High School Girls. The judge ruled that the penalty Baptist church Friday night of next ma Pontcrman, has also been sick, Independent Fire Company's Annual ton, Mrs. Martin Nill, Mrs. Richard Pupils of Grace Malchow to Broad' building, and against Adalbert Os- Tho "Open Secret" Is tho title of should stand. Event Held Last Night. Tilton, Mrs. Harry Chamberlain, cast Music of Various Nations. week. Those who will tako part are but she is now getting well. Mrs. a play which will be given soon by tendorff, whom she claims was re- Mrs. L. H. Stanford, Miss Edith Mc- A concert of Fren(:h music was Mrs. Harry Helm, Gcorgo Wilnsn, Penterman's home is in California, Red, Bank high school girls. The Eighty-five persons attended the sponsible for leaving the cellar door BANK BOILER EXPLODES. Loan, Miss Emily Grover, Miss Ella broadcast last Wednesday afternoon Misa Elizabeth Sutphin, Albert B«n« but she has been spending tho win- girls aro being coached after school annual dinner of Independent fire open. Davis and Miss Dorothy Harris. from station WJBt By the music nett, Rev. John Sherman, Harold ter with her daughter. hours by Miss Marian Galbreath, It Had Just Been Installed and company last night at the Riverside Tho suit will be tried before pupils of Miss Grace Malchow of Holmes, Miss Eleanor Bray, Mitt- teacher of mathematics, with Ida Needed Adjustment. grill. Guests of the firemen were Carolyn Huncc and Mrs. Taylor 1 Judge Leo Warwick in tho district West Front street. Through' arrange- ROTARY LADIES NIGHT. Klatsky and Edna Clayton as her tho members of tho ladies' auxiliary BIRTHDAY AND BRIDGE PARTY court at Long Branch on Friday, A large hot water boiler in the ments by Miss Minnie Dunbar, who Hancc. The performers have held assistants. The cast is made up of and the borough commissioners. A f retjucnt rehearsals, under tho direc- Over Fifty Members Attended Meet' Bradley M. Fischer of Red Bank Is cellar of the new Kcansburg nation- It Was Given by Miss GracB Wright is in charge of tho program depart- Anna Black, Frances Blalsdcll, Dor- fine turkey dinner was served. Sam- tion of Mrs. William.S. Bray. A' ing at the Globe Hotel. the attorney for Mies Moyersj It Is al bank exploded about six o'clock uel Rogers waa toastmaater. Twenty- of Maple Avenue. ment of the studio, the pupils of said that tho building i» covered by Is Esterbrook, Dorothy Kennedy, yesterday morning. Tho new heat- large attendance is looked for, Over fifty members of tho Red year service badges wore presented Miss Grace Wright of Maple ave- Miss Malchow •will broadcast the casualty insurance and If so lawyers Madeline Buchanan, Vivian Braistcd, ing system had been recently in- An orchestra of Marlboro folkg Bank Rotary club nttended lost to EugencMagee and William Fran- nuo entertained a number of friends music of various nations in a scr- for the casualty company will prob- Arriodna Little and Inez Cunning- stalled and plumbers, who had been led by Mrs. Minor Brown will play Thursday's meeting nt the Globe cis and an ex-foreman's badge was at a birthday and bridge party Sat- ies of concerts. On Wednesday, ably represent tho defense side of ham. nt work on the furnace nnd boiler, at the beginning of the program and hotel. Guests were present from presented to Jacob Stryker. Frunk urday night. At bridge prizes were March 14th, a program of Irish se- the case at tho trial. Tlio theatrical had left the building nbout an hour during intermissions. Long Branch, Asbury Park and Dickman was chairman of tlio din- won by Miss Matilda Kurtz and Ed- lections will bo presonted. compnny is playing at Long Branch A Mason Fifty Years. before the accident occurred. The Lakewood, ner committee and his assistants gar Randolph and the consolation all this week, causa of tho explosion wns snid to Horticultural Banquet. A ladies' night program and on- Willluni Curchin, Sr., assessor of woro Samuel Rogers, Anthony Bub- prizes went to Miss Ruth Williams New Lifhti for Store. tho borough of Fair Haven, has bo due to gnsscs which had accum- lin, Harry KJutsky, Walter Anderson nnd Krnnk Pingatorc. At the con- Tho annual banquet and ladiet* tortalnmont will be given at Thorn ulated in "the boiler. No on was Abrnm Krldel, who conducts id High School Student Singers. been a member of tho Masonic fra- e and Samuel Chnndler. clusion of the bridge, games, dancing night of tho Monmouth county hor- as's Inn March 16th. Ralph Parkoll hurt and the damage to the building clothing store nt the corner of Broad Warren Phlpps of Tinton POIIB ternity fifty years. At tho meeting and refreshments were enjoyed. The ticultural society waa held Monday, is chairman of tho committee and his was slight und Front streets, hns installed new assistants are William Wiley, George und William Brown of Red Bank- of Mystic Brotherhood lodgo of Home From Hoipital. guests besides those mentioned wore lighting effects in tho show window* night at Thomas's inn, formerly the jr school sang two ducts at tho Shrewsbury river country dub. Merrill, Thomas Hoad, William RUB- Frco Masons of Red Bank last Mrs. Emma Pangborn of Vnllcy Miss Edith Wennig, Miss Dorothy of his store. The lights are of liigh Red Bank Girl to Wed. Thomas W. Head was toastmaster, tell, Edward Denlso, Koert Johnson school auditorium Monday morning night, of which Mr. Curchin Is a avenue, Highlands, has returned Drown, Miss Glmiys Shropshire, watt power and they hnvc been In- W. W. Kennedy nnd Nicholas But- and Christopher Burdge. and Brown sang a baritone solo. regular attendant, his fraternal bro Mr. and Mrs. William F. Durham homo from tho Long Branch hos- Warren Mutch and Oliver Holmes stalled with special reflectors. The terbiieh, who aro chnrtor member* Ml tho songs wcro encored. thers presented a largo box of flow- of Maple avenue hnvc announced pital, where sho underwent an op- of Hod Bank, Kenneth Mott of electrical work was done by Carl V. of tho society, told of the growth Mooie Lodge to Have Visitors. ers to him as a token of their es- tho engagement of thulr daughter eration. She Is under the caro of Peoksklll and William Tunicr of Clark of Harding rond. of tho organization. An entertain* Card Party (or Hospital. teem nnd in recognition of MM Conntnnco to William Charles Wiml- Dr. John L. Opfcrmunn. West Long lirnncli. At the meeting of the Red Bank nngcl of Oakland, California, ment wan provided by Lawrenc* lodge of Mooso noxt Monday night A curd party for tho benefit of many years of scrvlco to tho croft. Red Bank Man to Wed. Notice lo Public. Gray. membors of the Railway lodgo will thn Spring Lnko hospital will to Many Attend Mooseheart Party. Clayton's Market will continue Mr. und Mrs. Viorcntlno of hold on Friday nlfllit, March 10th, Saturday, February 2Slh, About lo Resume Re-Roofing. •a i e> i bo guests. Refreshments nnd on- About ISO persons attended the business along tho same lines as I" Branch have announced tliu Dont MUi This Opportunity. nt tho homo of Mrs. Burton 0, Is the last dny of tho anniversary I fim getting rcwiv to start again tertninment will bo provided by n saloi 25',<- off regular prico on all for the summer. I do very little re- masquerade party nnd dnnco of tlio tlio pant, Iicniy Voorhwn, inanu- munt of their dnu*k"Ucr Helen to Snlunliiy, February i'fith, Ii the) committee appointed by the dictator Downing on Riverside iivcnuc. purchnr.cn of hosiery, gloves, undor- roofing in the winter, bccnuno ex- MooM'heiirt legion of IU'<1 Bank at Ror, will he KIMI lo look after the James Delta I'lotro of Herbert street, la.it liny of thn anniversary lala) woat, nogllcecu, corduroy and quilt- perience hnn taught inn that It in needs of the market'a many custom- *i.V,i, otr ri'Kiilur prlro nn all pur* Moo.io Hall ln.it Tljurmlny night. ers. Your patronage solicited. Uu? My experi- Lrghorn.1'; bent quality nt $17.00 a Kiouil idrcot, ltrd Dunk Advil* Hod tyink, phone 161,1.—Advertise- Baby Chicks. niecllnir tomorrow, Thursday, Feb- 'Huh pnnn, copper put", MUICCI potH, Klrst qunllty uiinrnntced. -Lewis Spe- ence with luiiitliei- niiillnu' company ruary "jnil, will be hold.nt 0:30 I». trays, four-plccu i-nnlntur soli", irnrb- hundred. l'rpwn-Cooper Co.. 17 tlncinent, ^ , cialty Shop, 01 Ilrond atrcot, Ked ment, Order* taken for Immediate- de- hns tuuglit me tint rlh'ht wuy to put liroad Ktrri-t, Red Hunk. 1'liullrj livery for bnby chlcksi Ilnrrcd M., Instead of the usual time, iifcn cnim, tea stralnvra, etc. I'our Every Wednesday Night Bank,—Advertisement. on a roof. I (lout cull on you and John T, Luwky, Secretary. coulii of nniuuel—thn color In bnkc.il 101)11 Aclvertlneineiil. Ex-Soldiars, Nolle*, ltockn, Ithoilu I/ilnnd Rod*, llrown «lvo you n linn of hunk, und thru la Victor night at Tuitlnri, M«A« There will be a npcclnl meeting Leghorns! bent quality nt »17.00 n ;—Advcrtlnr'nieiit. In tli« enamel. On nnlo now. I'rown- mouth atriiitl, nour Broad Victor Record*. Three lor $1.35. Bond Bomcono rim- nrounil to do the Cooper Co., 17 Urond street, Hell The Place to go for Radio. Electric ortnophonlc records | of tho American Legion, Col. Robert hundred, Prown-Coopcr Co.. 47 work. U In not my aim nor dnnirn to William II. WIIBOII, 21 Mnnlo uv« Rndloa, rolls, ortliophonlo ft O. Shaw Pout, No. ill), Sunday, P. Drond ttroot, Rod Dank. Phone Change of Address, IJnnlt, phono 10D0.—-AilvcrtiBomotit. records and pre-enilmnt nukjt dances, aongn, classic, Instrumental. bo thn Inrecat roofer In thin part of Dr. H. '1'lciTiurnt, veterinarian, nn- nue, lied Dunk. Crosloy, King and Klrjt come, flrnl choice. Tuntinjr'n, M,, nt 8)00 o'clock. 140 Wont Her- 1000.—Advortlncmrnt. tho country, thcrofnro I do not Fnilu netfi. Lot in ilcmon«tr»to une upright and Hi-rind pUno*. Bit Kcn place, Red Hank. P. h. Jones, nouncen ii chniiKi! of nddresH nftcr Helen E. Stanton, tho family tonight.—/ ' Moiimouth street, nenr llroad.—Ad- tnko moro work tlmn wl\ut I enn por- February 28th to Hyemnoni avenue, milliner and corsetlere, formerly lo- ot tlio above «<;t« In youf homo. We Vfrtlcemcnt. i-ominnndnr.—Advertisement. Radial—TUstlna—Radio, tonnlly •upervlnn, llrfom ynu ni«n can intldfy you.—Ailvortlncincnt. mont. Your radio from '[Winer nlio linn Rh'rowHliury. Toli'phnnii Rmt Hnlik cated nt tin) UOBII, Shop, 111 Ilrond nny roronfluK contract, lot inn cull •IllU-W.—Advi'rtlMinient. ntrr-cit, lied lliink, In now at U5 llroiul 8|iee|al Nollee. Special Nolle*; Income Tax Returni. •10 yean of musical leadership in nnd explain tlm ailvnntiiKo of n Plill- Hot Roast lleif Suppsr, On account of tho storm on Sat- Morris Partner, C. P, A., room Monmouth county Wilml It. Turini BtroH,—AdvcrtlKeineiit. On account of tlm storm llp/i pcrnonnlly »upi>ryliml roof—It Lton's Column. nimpkrn Silver council, Jr. 0. U, A. unlny wn will conllnun our urday wo will contlnuo out Dollar 21), Ilrond Street Brink building, Red us'low B» %2 wcokly. Tufting, "Ihe will »»vo you mil money. O. I'hll. M., Tumidity ovciilnic, Knliruary Bulrj for tho rent of till' week. Bltv llnnki tdfphono IHI),—Ailvcrllno- hoitou of quality," 111'Monmouth Un Mire to roail It on pngn 4, frocks Maila to Order Main for thn rest of thla w: ' linn, 07 IlorKcn plnrn, Rml Dunk, Ifri u worth whlln ntory.—AiWortlso- by Mcririamcn Mount ami Maxnon. UHUi, RIX to elifht o'clock, Llttlo HII- ui'l'a, 1'i Ilniml »tm(it, ol'r, 72 Droail street, Kcd Bank,— mont. »troct, near Ilrond,—Advertisement, rlionn B8f),—Ailvpi-tlm-iiK'iit. ver church liiill. TIcMri, |1.00.-- dvi-rtliomcnU , . incut. 1*5 Ilrond ntrcot, Red Hunk,—Advcr- Ailvertlmuin-iit, X •~- «»*•«—,—• A OooiTrip. tlwiucnt. Aiivrrtlioinvnl. TjpawrlUi »l*adi4uart*ri. "You'ro tlmrfl,wlth it Crwlny" Let Luke Longhead, Tuiedoei For Hire, • Keep it botllo of Muyplnki In tht .lypowflteri rtntid, bougM «ml P. T. Jlonnlno'i, 07 Stoti) itM»U mmi Mlllm-'i llanlwaro Htora. Ra- Find n buyer for furniture or Typewriter!, adilln? maohlnet. l'lvo Cornoia T«* Ituom, at Un nf (out In niX*r»«rria), tl«ajt(d( tout* tor an «morg»mJyi-'A(lvir- •old. TrubIn'i, S8 Bro«d Utt'Bd oroft. Opon until oltvon I'. M.— i-Advcrtl«imont. lpmk dio in ti and imppllci. Phnna IHO, lioumliold troods you hivo no Xurthojr TtUoy'i, 17 Broad, ilnet. U«d JUnfc tni) to Ml), O, Vmk*r,pkm i Bed. 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, I , ...r'^J.IM' if "Ir JJ.£*,I ' u Patre Fourteen RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 22,1928. MUSIC AND FQ£TRY. BRIDGE PARTY AT LJNCROFT, HOLMDEL YOUNG MAN DEAD. MASK PARTY ON BIRTHDAY. THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING. Diicuiiton* on Thai* Topics at the LAST VESPER SERVICE. Mite Ella KellTTnd Mri. Lillian MRS. J. G, MURFHT DEAD WUIUm C«rn»r Died ,«t • Naw HEBREW CLUBS DEBATE Mra. JoiephiJkpplecaU EnUrtalni • Bundoni Hoiteeiei at Sociable. Brunswick Ho.plul but Wt»k. FrUndi •! Fair HaTin. FESTIVITIES AT A CHAPEL Red Bank Woman'. Club. IT WILL BE MELD SUNDAY AT RIVER PLAZA RESIDENT DIED RED BANIt TEAM WINS PROM Miss Ella Kelly of Llncroft and William Carney of -Holmdel died A mueqWade party and dance HIM, HOME LAST SATURDAY. At last Friday atternoon's meet- NEW MONMOUTH. AT HOSPITAL. (•ERTH_AW|POV. ing of tho art department of the Mrs. Lillian Bundons of Naveiink very suddenly last FridBy morning was given last Saturday night at Mr. and Mri. Israel Smith Received Red Bank Woman's club, - Mrs. Five Young Mlniilera From a Theo. were hostesses last Saturday night She tufpi Away Monday Nlfht at at 8t. Poter's hospital at New Dtb.t* Wa« Held" fit fed Banli tho parish hall at Fair Haven for Many Gift, at Their Fiftieth Wed- Frank Curtis read . an essay, on logical Seminary Will- be in to tho Navcslnk bridge club, which tha A«« of B8 Year. After She Brunswick, He wa» taken to the Srnatogue Sunday Nl|ht—rQuat- Mrt, Joseph Applegate of Brldgo ding Anniveriary—B(» Gathering "American Art," up to tlie twentieth Charg.—Young People'* Confer- met in the social room of'tin Five Had Undertone Two. Operation hospital Tuesday of last week and lion WM In R*|*rd lo Jtwlih Pa- avenao, Red Bank; Mrs, Applegato' qf Relatival and Friendi, century. Mrs. Arthur Swift told of ence and Supper to Follow. .Corners tea room at Lincroft. —Funeral Tomorrow AltarnooiC an operation was performed for ul- tochUI Sl£oola in United flU»#». i« tho.,daughter of M», Winifred 1 Mr. and Mrs. Israel Smith of "Current Events" and Mrs. Thomas "Trial and Error ' was the sub- The club, was organized about a • Mr?. Jesio O.'Murflttr pf Rive cers of tho stomach, Several rela- Over 800 persans attended the do- Williams pf Fair Haven, The hall Chapel Hill celebrated their fiftieth Jardlne read an article from the ject of on address made by Judge year ago and It. meets every two Plata died Monday night at tho Long tives and friends ot Mr. Carney btte at the Red Bknk -lynigoguit waa decked In Valentino fashion. weddlritf anniversary Saturday night Public Health News which offered Rullf V, Lawrence at tha vesper weeks .at. the homes of'its members. Branch hospital, where sho had been went to the hospital to call on him Sunday night between tho' Young Many, of tho jguesta wero masked' help to municipalities in designing service at the New Monmouth Bap. During the' meeting , a social time last Thursday and tho visitors and Judea club of Red Bank and the iind a program of dancing with or- with): li'gathering of relatives and u patient five weeks, Mrs,' Murfltt l _.friends and wjth a dinner party. Bnd building sewage disposal plants, tlst church Sunday night. Howard with card playing is enjoyed. On underwent two operations at -the tho patient were encouraged over Perth Amboy Judea club, It was chestra music was enjoyed, A lunch- Everybody had a good time but The article was turned over to May- Chamberlain sang a solo and Miss Saturday night bridge was played lionpltal. Shu seemed to be Improv- general conditions, Mr. Carney the opening of the season's debating eon was eorved after tho dancing. noijc nfore no.than the aged cele- or White, Mist Abbfe Strickland Verna Helmutli and Miss Josophlno at four tables and six enticing prizes ing until a short-time before tho end, soumed Jo be well on the road to re- program and the debate wai very In- It was Mrs. Applegato's birthday and brants, whoiwere as lively and gay brought nine children from the' Klv- Bennett rendered a duet, A young were offered. The llrst prize win- and her death waa a great shock to covery. Shortly.after midnight of teresting. The question was wheth- eho received many gifts., Tho guests '. as tho youngest persons present. er street school, who gave a dem- people's conference was. held, with ners wero Mrs. Earl DeVcBty and her relatives and friends. Thursday Mr, Carney said he felt »o er or hot the establishment of Jew- woro Misses Mary Applegato, Helen . Mr. end Mrs. Smith enjoy wonder- onstration of how picture appreci- Robert Conovcr as leader. Follow- Lester Sickles, the second prize win Mrs, Murfltt wa» • born 69 years bad that ho was sure lie was going ish parochial schools In tho United McCue, Margaret Teller, Loulso ation is taught-in Red Bank. Six In'g the conference a supper was ners were Mrs.' Lester Sickles and to dlo and lie passed sway a fow States should bo encouraged and VanKolst, Madollno Kelly, Catherine ' fully good health for persons of ago ut Brooklyn mid her maiden : their years. They received many pictures were held up by the chil' served, under the direction of Miss Alfred Bowers, and Mrs.. Arthur name was Miss Surah L. Bedell. She hours later. ' '. . the judges decided in favor of the Jtfasaey and Mildred flayer, Henry •.:: gifts. dren and discussed by them. The Louise Palmer and Miss AHda Hel- Irwih and Wilfred Miillln were married Mr, Murfltt DO years ago Mr. C*r.ney was 82 years old and Red - Bank team, which supported Alsworth, Robert VnnBrunt and . Harry Applegato' of Hod Bank j Mr.""'. Tho guests included Mr. and Mrs,children were from the first to the wig. ---- awarded the consolation prizes. The Mr. Murfitt was a polico officer RI was a eon of Dennis Carney. Hli ther negative eide. and Mrs. Alfred Lunch, Mr. and Mr*.'- —Munroe-Smithr^EdwardKelch and sixth grudo and were -WiHIq. Jfti first prize winners took » fancy ash DrookljTi a number at years. Fifteen birthday woyld, have .occurred nex : The winning team was made up of Next fiunday.afternoon the last of Clarence- Williams, Mr, andJMw. Mies Frances ?mith of Naveslnkj son, Mark Logan, Addie Cohen, iray and a bpiidolf lamp" as their years BtvrHIfr anflJMriTTMirrflt monthi—HIB—mother—died several Sidney Hodas captain, Sidney Mela- the scries of vesper services will be Oeorge Mwtlcy, Mr. andMrsTWIP—• Mr. and Mrs. August lielmont ami Florence Woolley, Euretta Bennett, rewards. moved to River Plaza, whore they years ago, Ho. leaves a brother, trlch, Abraham . Etkln and Israel held, Five young* ministers who llam Roswoiy Mlsi Helen Vlrubal, Mrs. Edith Smith of Campbell's Helen Feeneypj Virginia Jpnei, After the card games dancing and had since lived, and where Mr. Mur-Paul Carney, who Is eight years old, Shlpkln. Their opponents' from are graduates of.the Enstern Baptist Mrs. Kdward Bennott, Jesse Ben- ' Junction; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Con- Eleanor Jarvla and Bessie Murphy. a social time was enjoyed With ra- fitt was caretakar ot tho public Mr. Carney Is also survived by hU Perth Amboy. were Misses Lopnora theological seminary will conduct nett, Thomas Ctoary, James Lang, over, George Gordon and Mies Ber- A talk on the George Washington dio music/ During ah intermission schoolhouse. 'Ho was sometimes as- wife, Sho Is a daughter of Charles Alpine,.Jotta Fasaler, Julia Srebnik the eetvico. They will also take part James deary, William Dnvlson and nice Simpson of Chapel Hill; Timo- gardens at Mount Vernon was given in the dance program a buffet lunch- sisted in his work by, his wife. The Dangler of Bed Bank-and befori and Sylvia Welsel. The Bed Bonk at tlie morning service and teach William .Sweeney of Fair Haven ("& thy Bmlth Bf Highlands; Mra. C, M. and the school children's garden eon wns served and favors were dis- Murfltt home is next to the school- her marriage, she was Miss Ruth teant woe coached by Nathan Wit- the Sunday-school classon. Howard Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Martin and ; Bills, Mr. and Mrs. Jamison, David committee arranged to explain the tributed among the guests, At tho liouso and Mrs. Murfltt endeared Dangler. Mr. Carney had lived a kin, tha educational director,of the Chamberlain will lead the young M(BH Mary O'Connor of Llttlo Silverj VanCleaf and Oarl Leneck of Staten plan of school gardens to the chil close of the party a door prize WAS herself to the pupils by her many Holnjdel nearly all his life and hli Red Bank Hebrew school and He- people's, conference after'the vesper Miss Margaret Emery, Robert Thor- Island; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wood dreh of the public BCIIOOIB. All chil- drawn for. The next meeting will acts of kindness. If their clothing many sterling qualities made a large brew leader of this district. The vis- service and a supper will ba served son and Milton Stone of Seubrlght} of:Morgnn; Mr. and Mrs. William dren ten years old und older will be held on March 3d at Mr, and Mrs. got torn in play Mrs, Murfltt would number of friends for him nt that itors were coached by Mrs. Isadore by a committee of which Miss AHda Mlsa Viola Ohnmberlaln of Bloom-- -•.•• Aminann, Frank Ammann and Wil-be allowed to enter the gardens con- Arthur IrwinV at Atlantic High call them In the housa and mend th, place. Ho was married eighteen Jacobson of Forth Amboy. Hclwig; Is chairman. field; Paul Ougan of Elizabeth; Mr. liam Ammuiin, Jr., of Asbury Park; test. lands. damaged parts. If a pupil's feel months ago. He wns a nephew of The vesper services began with The judges of the debate wero and Mrs. John Walsh and daughter -Charles kesdhenrt of Chatham; Mr. Tlie party guests were Mr. and became wet Mrs. Murfitt would SEI Mrs.. Harry Langendorf of Lincroft, The civics department and the leg- the first Sunday in January. These Miss Rose Brody of Perth Amboy, Marian, Mk» Catherine - Donahue Mrs. Lesley Carhart, Mr. and Mrs.that the shoes and stockings wen Tho funeral was held Monday . and. Mrs. George W. Collnaon, Mr. islative department will hold a joint services, together with the confer- Miss Florence Krlddof Rod Bank and John Ficko of Jursey Oity; and Arthur Irtvln, Mr. mid Mrs. Alfred dried. In these and and'many othe, morning at the Catholic church at and Mrs.. G. 11. Colinnon, Mr. andmeeting at the clubhouse on Friday ences and suppers, wero entirely in and Sylvan H»Kohn of Newark, vlco Mr. and Mra. John Dugan of Maueh Bowers, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Sick- ways she won the affection of tha Bradevelt. There wag a largo at- Mrs. Earl Colinson and their son, afternoon when tho debate on "The charge of tho young people of the president of tha National young Chunk. Mr, and Mrs, Harrison Hower, Mr, Dealer vsr The Consumer" will be church. As a result of the services lea, Miss Beatric Beatty, .Mr. and children. Last week she received tendance and many floral tributes. people's Hobrow association. Aftor and Mrs. Franklin Mills and their held. This debate was postponed the Christian endeavor society Mrs. Earl DeVcaty, Allen Clayton S)0 valentines from River Plaza chil- Burial was made at Keyport. .The the debate' Mr. Kohn gave an ad- m 1 e»i . . -i .- sot), Mr. and Mfs. Ernest Edwards, from the January meeting. gained fifteen members. After next and Wilfred Mullln. dren. Sho was neighborly and whole- bearers were James Mahor, John droii on the Young Judea movement JUDGMENT UPHELD. Leroy Johnson, Miss Beulah Hower, The music appreciation clasa will souled and her death Is mourned by Jeffries and Carlton Klnhafer of and he Installed tho newly elected Sunday the regular Sunday evening High Court Affirm! Danuigat of continue its talk on tho sonata on everyone, at Rlvor Plaza. Holmdel, Henry Conwny of Rumaon officers of tho Red Bank club. Mrs., Mary Johnson, Miss Lillian services at the church will be re- GEORGE LANE WINS HIS POINT $2,600 for Long Branch Man, O'Prlen, Robert Young and Walter Wednesday afternoon. At last sumed. Mrs. Murfltt was o rn'omber> 0 and John Kelly at Everett, A sqrles of debates will ho con- Somo time ago Gabriel Giordano and'Edward Bnyder of West Orange Wednesday's meeting Mrs, II, E H« Want Have lo Pay Sowtr Alien the Reformed church of Red Bank ducted during the remainder c( tho of Anbury Park and Robert Prcddo, and Miss Beatrice Kabig of Mont- Armstrong read a paper on tho or- SHEPHERDS' CARD PARTY, manta on an Unopahed Slreat, ' and of the ladles' aid and missionary DEATH PROM TUMORS. winter and into the late spring bo- a colored resident.of Long Branch, clair. igin of tho' serenade and John Dry- The mayor and council of Red societies of tho church. , She was tween Judea clubs of Monmouth and Many Priia Winner! at a Lodge became involved in a lawsuit grow- den's "Song to St. Cecelia" was also Bank on Monday night approved also a member of the Community John W. Smith Died Monday at a Ocean counties. In the debate Sun- Sociable Lait Week. ing out of a disputed rent bill. Mr, , H0U8EWARMING PARTY. read. On Saturday night of thla report which^ was made to thorn a club of Rivor Plaza,. The funeral New York Hospital. day night it was brought out that Preddo won tho uult. Mr. Giordano, week the club will hold a card par- The Red Dank Shepherds of Beth- year gr more ago relative to sewpr will be held tomorrow afternoon -al John W. Smith of Harrison ave- Jewish j)arochlnl schools havo been Feiliyitlet at New Home of Mr. andty for the clubhouse bond fund lehem lodge held a card party and benefits on several West Red Dank half-past two o'clock at tho houte nue, Red Bank,.died Monday aTlhe "in TxTsTenco lii'the United btatee foF -who-adtcdias hla_owji-wwy-cr~when Mrl, Jotaph Kennedy. Many tickeU for the party have Hoqlable last Thursday night at Cluy- streets. Approval of the rqportwaa with a sermon by Rev. Jamea Dy- Hip and Joint hospital at New York, more than forty yean and that they tha case was tried, clnimcd that Mr< Joseph Kennedy, who haa been been sold. ton & Mugec'u hall and about $25 held up because of a protest made ke ma. Burial will be made at Ful of tumor*, llr. Smith had been sick Imve tended in a large measuro to Preddo perjured himself on tho employed a number of years as su- Thu literature department met was cleared. Five hundred, euchre by George Lane. He was assessed Viow cemetery. a long tlmo but ho had been a pa- assist In the moral and industrial up- stand and ho had Mr. Prcddo ar- perintendent of the Karaghousian Monday afternoon. An nrlglnu and pinochle were played. Prizes for several lots on an unopened por- tient at the hospital only a week. He building of tho communities in rested, Mr. Prcddo then brought suit against Mr. Giordano on the place on the Rumson road, has taken poem was read by Miss Adelaide L were awarded to about thirty high tion of Pintard avenue. The street DEATH FROM PARALYSIS. was born near Engllshtown and wai which they are located. a similar position on Uzal McCar- Williams, Mrs. Frank S. Curtis nnd scorers. A sherbet set, which waa in question la shown on the town In his 78d year. He wag an old ground that ho had heon falsely ar- ter'a estate on Harding road. A Miss Mabel Hall, four poems were contested for after the card games, mapa, but it has never been opened William F. PaTkar of Highland resident of lied Bank and he wai rested. Damages of $2,500 woro surprise housewarming party was read by Mrs. L. L. Millar; three by was won by William Curtis of De- to travel. John S. Applegate, the Died Friday In Hit 82d Year. employed as a grading contractor. WEDDINGS. ;<' awarded to Mr. Preddo, with tho given for Mr. end Mrs. Kennedy Polly Bruyefe, a junior member Forest avenue. borough attorney, stated that it was Mra. Smith is survlvod by hli result that Mr..Giordano carried the . William I'\ Parker of Highland* Barman—WaUman. , case to tho court of errors und ap- Tuesday night of last week at their and eight poem* written by Mrs Among the prize winners were not legal to charge sewer benefits died of paralysis last Friday morn wife, who was formerly Miss Llzzio Mlsa Sonla Berman, daughter of peals. The lnstTMnWd ~-an Henry Carllsk, Abraham Goldman, flowora and loaned cars. grounds. In his bill of complaint Imlopehdont flruhoufiu at Bulford will start to boar fruit in about a at All Saints' church at Navesink. Operation For Internal Trouble. Fif lain Dollar* Taken From Him at Ike Bnofsky, and Jules Oiterstein. Mrs. William R. Carney, Burlington Lust Week. filed with tho mipreme court, Mr. last Thursday night was a great year, It has grown very rapidly Donnls Curnoy, Queleve names Mr. VanDaalen as a Thomas LoMalstro, who lived with Aftor the marriage tho recoptlon Carl Muench qf Monmouth street, success. About $8(1 was cluared. and Mr. Cltnrella states that ho will his son, Charles P. LoMalstre of Paul Carney. witness, elu.linl.ng that Mr. Van- The danco wan given by the ladles' Hell it, as it Is becoming too (urge DIED AT THE ACE OF 86. hall of the synagogue, was tho scone —Advertisement. \ lteil Hank, who is employed as a Daulen heard Mr. Leonard make the Sunset avenue, died early yesterday auxiliary of the tire company. The to ho kept at his store. Mertenoua Wallinf of Red Bank of a reception, which was attended Card of Tliankt. baker by the O'Boy bread bakery at remarks In question. In his letter morning nt the Spring Lake hospital by over 250 friends and relatives ot prize for the most original costume Waa a Farmer Many Yeara. Wo wnnt to thank our many Burlington, was held up and rubbed to The Register, Mr. VnnDaulen following nn operation for internal the couple from Red Bank, Long iif tlftiu'ii dollars In bills anil duuigu was uwarded to Mrs. Anthony Uib- troublo ton days ago. He wa« born frionds nnd neighbors who helped •laliiiB that he heard no such re- A VALENTINE PARTY. Mortenous Walling, aged 80 yonra Sranoh and Now York. Whllo the us in any way in our sad bereave- al IllIlurliiurtoii i llunt week. of Ilelford. John Lentz of on the Isle of Jersey, near Prance, marks and that li Is absurd to draw Cumpbell'n Jum-tloa got tho prlza died last Wednesday ni^ht at hie guests were still rejoicing Mr. and ments in tho death of our beloved While Mr. Muench waa on th It Wat Given at the Home of Frank about eighty years ago, and ho had him Into tliu lawsuit. Tho letter for tho funniest costume and MIHS home on Toworhlll uvoniio. Death Mrs, Wclsman loft on a short honey- husband und fnther. Wo especially street at Ilurllngton two strangers, Blandford on Lake Avenue. been a resident of the United States follows: June Johnston of .Shrewsbury r«- wan due to a general breakdown. Hi moon and on their return they will thank tho men who wero sent by whopi he had Been ataniling qn tile slnco a young man. Ho lived at eeived tho award for thu prettiest A Valentino party was given last had been confined to the house tin start housekeeping at New York, tho gns company, Mr. Eugcno Ma- btreut but of wlioin ho had' takun "The ntatoment naming- me an one week at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs.wenks. Red Bank sixteen yearn, hnvlng gec, the nnil bcafors, thoso who sent nf the v.itni-.-..-11'a In the alleged shin- costume. Mr. Weinman graduated from tho no partlcului' notice, stepped Into Frank lllandfiinl on Lako avenue. Mr. Walling wns born nt Holmdel previously lived at Bristol, automobiles nnd floral pieces. luring of Mii'lmcl (Juelavn by Phil- Red Bank high school with tho class Ills path, pointed yuim at him and A bop,, cheat nib'd with articles Ueeoration.H of hearts and othur fa- Ho wns the non of tho late Ed wan sylvania. Bcnldes bin son Charles, MI'H. HiiRsoll Clayton, ip Leonard ia not correct. It la ab- of 1024 and ho is also a graduato Edtui and Dorothy. demanded hlu minify. Tliu newspa- worth $L'<)0 Una disposed ol on thn vors appropriate for the occasion Walling. He was a farmer mnny who is oniployod by the Jersey Cen> surd to draw lim into tills aetion in of New York university. Ha Is now —Advortlflftmont. pers have told uf many persons liu •o-operatlve. plan. It was received adorned thu rooniR. Bridge, waa yearn and 2(1 years ago ho gave up trnl power and light company at he manner done, without my know- employed as an accountant by a ing shot wlio rel'iibLMl In dimply with ly Mrs. Herbert Rowley of Belford. playml and prizes were awarded to farming anil moved to Red Ilnnk. Red Bank, ho leaven a slator, who Card of Thankt. ledge, authorization or consent." Now York firm. the ili'inunils of highwayWn and Tho amount cleared by disposing of Misa EIBIO l'orter nnd Mrs. Frank For a number of yearn ho was cm- ivrs on tho Islo of Jcrsoy. In hehiilf of 8t, Dorothea's church Yours very truly, tho hope I'hi'at Is not included 111 tho Mr. Mueiirh handed over tho «'un- i.ealie.- Mr. Li-sllo received the ton- ploycii aa janitor of tho old Second His body was taken to Wordon's of Eatontown tluinkn are hereby ox- "Henry VniiDauli'ii." prolitH mentioned nhove. - F««ny—F«eney. tdhta of hih pm'kuU to tliu two iiii-n uohition prize Aftor thu curd national bank building. While he rune nil parlors and proparcd-for iiroBBod to tho biifliiipn.1' men of Eat- The wadding of Mlns Kathryn Ella untown ami others who contributed wltlmut di'luy. After KiittliiK the The auxiliary will bnvo n card games a social season and refresh- lived at Hnlmdel Mr. Walling wan a Durinl. Tito funeral will bo held at booty the ruhliLTH enniinamlnd tluir ARM BROKEN AGAIN parly Thurmlay niifht of next week ments' were enjoyed. Those present Foony, daughter of John Poony of HO generously to tho success of tha (leiu'on of the Hnlmdel Baptbt nlnu o'clock Friday morning at St. oucnro party luut wook. Our thank* victim, with thread, uf taking IIIH nt tho Hri'lioux!', with Mrs. Anthony benidea the guestn already men- Fair Haven, and Harry A. Foenoy, The Second Break Was Mado Pur- church for noveral years and whon Jumna's church. Nov. Edward F. nro also tundored to otboro who In life*, to turn his limk ami walk awity and Mrs. lieorg,., Morviui as tioned wero Mr. and Mm. Ward ho moved hero he joined tho Red son of John Feonoy of Red Dunk, poiely to Straighten Ilia Arm. loll will colebrato n requiem high took placo with a nuptial mass Mon- vnrloun wayn helped to malto tho af- us quickly ax possible. Vamlervecr, Mr. and Mrs. Norton llank Baptltt church. fair successful. 'I'lireo yearn n^o Frances I.olll- muss. Tho body will bo taken to day morning at St. Jamet's church Mr. Muenrli wulked 11 mini t dis- P. (larrimm, Mr. nnd Mm. tJodfrey Mr. Walling's wife, who wan M Irlstol by Undertaker Worden and Fnthor Fnrran. undo, daughter uf h'alviitore I.olll FIRE COMPANY DENEFIT. Olson and Kilwnnl Fury. beforo a large gathering. Kov. Ed- tance and dndgi d into a Mil« Mreet. 1 Adi'Inldo. Bray, died ueven yenra burial will ho mado. In St. Mark's —Advertisement. He told the llurlin^ton pohru of tliu undo uf Shrewsbury avenui , re- ward J. Holl performed tho cere- delved a brnkrii nun emmed by a full Card Parly and Dance Held Friday 11KO. Ho leaven thrru daughters, cemctory nt that place. mony, Card of Thankt. lolihery, lull mi (rare of the rnbberd Mltmex Killtli II. and Julia H. Wall- when iirni of her pi yniates |iuaheil at Marlboro Firebouie, FIRE TOWER. The brido was attired In white I wish to thank Dr. I). H. Knrp uas fiiiinil. dim hundred nnd fifty pormilin at- lug, who llvn at honip, and Mrs. Ger- DIED AT NEW YORK. nnd all my fiends nnd nclghhora for -^.«, —. her. Tlie arm waa crooked whuti satin and a veil, and carried a bo- 1 Kaloiitown Firemen Want to Cle trude, II. Taylor of Mlddletown their kindness shown mo during my tin' broken holm knitted, but tin tended a HI nl party and daucu glv- quot of white roses. Hor nlstor, A UIUIIIUAY SURPRISE. n Kriilay night at the Marlboro llre- vale the Fire Siren. Two brothers, Albnrt uml Ilcndrlclc- Mrt. Addlion Banian Wat a Former recant UlncsB, ns I hnvo grontly im- ilui'tni'd thought it would utrah.'hti'ii Mist Gertrude Fecny, was brldei- proved. IIIIIIHO for the lieiiulU of thu Urn com- Tho Kalontown flro company i .loii Walling nf Kcypo'rt, also mirvlvn Reiltlent of Fftlr Haven. Parly (or Naw Yurk Ctrl Vacation- an the gill biu'iuno older. Tlila dlil mniJ, and sho WOB attlrod In pink Mm. Mary A. Griffin. not oei'iir, howi'vei1.^ r'ur thin reu puny. Thti prttt'e-t-il.f atnauntMl to ronti'iiipbillng buying n tower fo him. Tho funeral was hijd Satur- Mrs. Nellie. Benson, wife of Ad ing al Keii Haul. day at the liouso uml wnn coniluctcil taffota with a hat to match. Sho -AdvcrUfioment. noil it wan uecehhiiry to hreiilt tint bout %'•>!<• All entertainment enn Um lire, idrun. At last week's meet illson Benson, a former resldont of carried a boquet of pink roues. The A Hllrprlnu hirlliihiy parly wno ((Iv- nun again 11 ml re net It. This win iitling of a i^keti'h and tiongti wiih ing It ^vufl ntuted that 11 tower twen by Rov. William K Ilniliiti'il. llurlal Fair Haven, died of heart disease to- I'll hint week loi Ml».i Madelliio Hue was made nt Fair Viuw ci'inetcry. groom's brother, William Feonoy, iloini at the l.nnu llrnm'h hiisplliil :lvi'ii by Wiillare 11. Itiiiililn, Ainory ty feut high could Im bought fron cnntly at tho homo of hor daughtor, was groomsman. i'd of (lorniiiK, Ni w York, who wllh Onliorn nnil Alfreil Ingull.t of ilml Mrs, Henry Studlcr of New York, WANT ADVERTISEMENTS. three viei'U ago. l''i iincen ia niiwi William O'llrlen of Ited Hunk fo A reception wai hold Monday Too Late For Clanification. her niiitlur i-i I|HIHIIIII; a viirntion hark at lteil lli.nl; and nhe In lit llank. MiiiiU' for the dancing wan fl!f'. Wenley Wntklna nnd I'mnk with whom sho had boon visiting, WOMAN'S SUDDEN DEATH. night nt tho parish liouso at Fair tHK for rant un llrnad >tr«t, Bhranf w|th Mr. ami Mm. Frank IMilli, of priniili'il by Mrs. Minor llrown'H Vanllorn were appuinti-d on a com- ilin. Bcnien was 53 yoars old. Tho tending m'lwml. She I111.1 to inalu' Inven and 125 guests woro pres- buryt tli rooint, bath, all mudern coa* fllire.uidiiiry in i HIM, 'I In party win ori'lietitra, A piann given to the mltteiTto investigate Hit: nmttrr all Mrt. Mary Jlannlne of llank Street oily win Uikcn to hor homo at Bond- vvnl«noea{ linmeriliito oouupMooyi on Btate fniliient lli|'o In the hu-pll.il [or ent. Dancing was tho prlnclpnl pns- NIVI'H Ht tliu lionin nf .Samuel liu iiiiii|niny by Wlllhmi llioai'h ut inakii 11 report at the next mimtliig a Victim of Heart Diieate. vlllo, Vermont, whore tho funeral hlKhway 1 excellent bu« itrvli'ei runt 145, tii-atmeiit. time, with mu.lc by tho Purple Sur- Asenti nr Thi>inn» Irvlnu Urown, Itmltttr •/.itro »f Wchl Itt-iV< " I'liiiv, whlf'i Miiilliuiii wai u»rd for thu fliKt lime on Tuesday, Mari'h nth. Tho lire wan liehl, llurlal was also mado o/llfl*,^ JUi[B/ink> Mrn. Mary Jlannlnn of Bank onadert. Tho couple loft on a wed- wn» di'i'iirali'd In irala fi^hlon '1'hr I' inlay night. Hevenil olil-funhioiieil men lielli'vii that by putting tlm Hirer linrii. aliWINi O mucliliieii one porTnlila Ulniiir nitlhiK ol' a laigu ileiunitnl birth TWO GO TO PRISON. street, widow of Oonato Jlannliin, ding trip.to Washington, D. 0. On tlaatrlo, lalaal 111111I0I, liarfvot orilar, ilanie.s uere held and proved il.i In 11 tnwei on tup of thn nuinlcipa Mrs. Ilimson wan thn daughtor of 117,10, K. It. Womla, 10 Katt Front dny r/iku wa» HID )>rlmipnl feature illi'il Mlddellly of heart dlnenno hint their return they will live nt Red Red Itauli Coltirml Men Admit Rnl>' popnltir a.i the 'iiioili-rn dmu'en. Itn building tliii ulreii would bo he.ur Mr. nnil Mrn, Jacob F.llonhorg, who atraat, Reil Hunk, ilanUr la all makia nan of tho party anil ilniulntr ami utlni Woilne.Hilay at tin: ago of 71 yearn. Bank. The bride was thn roclplont niaohlnaa, nil ni»k«» rebuilt or «»cli»n|Hil.* blng Railroad Station. fre.ihiueiit.-4 WITH served during tin at a greater ilii-liincii. than nt pri'H Sho bnil Ixioii ailing for dovi'ral llvn nt Fair Haven, Mr, Ellonbnrg l''tllT"S*Alrrw, utk nhlaiioanl, parrfet ouiii(n fimtlvllil-ri were i.iijnyi'il Ml»» Itue- evening. 'I'liuiiui.i Magcn WII.I ihalr 1 f many fine wedding gifts. Albert Miller, V.'J. yearn old, anil enl. months, SI11 hnd been 11 renldont of li< superintendent of tho J. J. GIIUK tloni lirli-o roanonalile, 109 Hprlnv atraal, iii rii'ilved ninny h'lfl- AIIHHIM mull uf thu iiien'n eommltlee ll JU M.ch.illo atmtt, vliona lliJ Hunk Inu anil iiiti'ilng the IVnlriil rail uml thl'en daughters, they bring ciivrn two daughters, they boltig anil MlM. J, Hm'i'o of l.nnti llianrl aiila wen: fli,nil,-' llei'k, Ira Tlllnli, Mill, Year. Wymlis of Rumion, wero married I'Ollil freight nllllinl) at lteil Ihlilli nil riilllp T. Jliinnliin, Mrn, Mnry Julian Mrn. Stiiillnr nnd Minn Marlon Bur- itlHKihltY viiiilii Hlurn mttimuara vrtilktiill Mm., Xnhn ,1 kingmiiii, MIH, ,(olin Saturday night nt tho Red Bunk Mull li«v« full cinarlnlli't, Apuly l>y let. .laimnry liitli ami bteithng nipper MIH. ,'iiiinli A'lienrii 11 f lliuht 11 nil )''/i»ti'i' JlNnnliin of Kill Hunk, bunk. Ainu surviving her Is a ulster, llrin 1 nnd Mi1-. Siiiiiiiel King, Baptist church by Rov. William K. l»r tn Mr. llarrla, American I'nnd Cu., 1141 SlSAIIKM.Hi CHURCH MUPPr'.ll. wile valued at JJIlli. Iliilineii, whu widow of Jiunen A hem n, illi'il from Mm, May Aliituii of Newark, Mrn. William Dumpney of Helm- Ilralsted. Their attendants were ltlitmmiu.il »»»inia, Ntwarji, N. J. bail pnvhuinlv ni'ivnl II trim In 11 i'iiiii|illnilliiM uf illMMinrn I'lirly Hat- Jlannlnn of Tr»n» ami Mm. (Jharlim niictiuly. uTltl, wantal. wjiiit) iirTYp'r llilit lioviie. Fife llundied I'eiaona Alleuiled An dim Floronoo B. Woldman of Long kainlln anil Ulia o«r« nt lialr/. Iimulra Mule pilniin, HUM cent bark In Hint nriliiy iniiinliig, Mhn wnn In hnr Cftliii of Hawaii, Tim fininral WIIK llranoh nnd Harvoy Smock of Rod Mat llriit,1 Wnlllnir llonni, Witt tVuat nual Affair I,a.I Weak. DKMOfKA IIC CARD PARTY. Died In liar 83d Year, institution foi tun yi'iiI'D ninl Miller, (ilMb year. H),ii wim born Ml Cuolir IIHW Hnliinluy mnnilng ot HI, An- Ilnnlc. Tha couple loft on a wed- • treet, lteil llank.• I'MVII hundred pinMim, iilleinleil : who bail bleu In the rininly Jull be If'Will l,» Held «t Mnniiii.ulli ii uml nil 11 wan 11 iliuighli'r of lln llniliv'ii ihnrrli, with 11 requiem mnmi Mrn. Ontlmrlnu Joachim of Atlon- ding trip and on their return will illilnrr glvin liini 'riiumiliiy nlnlii 1 Itlvar atitat tthonl anil Twin K il fill I', Will Hl'lltl lll'l'll to Illll 'jilll 111 .SibimlhiMlie N.»l Week. lain Mlihniil uml Mary Jlaaart. |'i,ur by K'v, NlIM| Miinmmilh Illaniliii (Jiiriiiliiy ot l liltil In I'lnrMa, at I'aulion'a biauty ihlp. ri'iliUiiiU whii were unable to he heepliiH, I'liiina l(,il lltink I15.J. A hut I'lilil.en »n|i|>>'i will In- In hi " hoiilh gii-Nt Tninihiy nlgljl nt ninl Miirlln Hhd l,i >Ur line, Him liml llvnil nl Atlantic |H'«)ai'llt, #Tlm llliinci nan «lvi'ii hy ua rrlilil»ilny IIIKIII, Mali I hlli, HI lln A hi'iil n Val'tillnii W'l'niibirK'r of Illxii- TUll HAMO' riaaiMlllil«,' aU liln'«k~ LcKtMltn hnlr |in«l i Ifjrlat n'rlocli. nfuriy |iiI/.1 a ut Ifiixlui. Mm Ah'irn nl- Ihrnii yiiiiit, Thn fiinertl St. Clalr—Ouyon, ankktna anil on« I'lyimiutli llnrk, roaiily ((lirl i wiiiiiuwiiii n nf tliu cliuirli and Mi». I' • 111 -1» liiMii'i on IIIII,:1I.IU in iiine nl mi \< us landa hllllr-,' alii nurlrlv mill -tin' llmllu'i v/«a 11 inld/nt of IllghUndu WHl\)t ly wm Inhmi by A, M. 1'oitin 1 lnii|-, 11 f 11 I'liimiillli 1 11 f wlib'li Mi.- , I" I'l yinlrnluy rn',1 iil'i|c 111 Ht. Jut. nf Brooklyn wnro married taut iHrtni-r In uUi'ii IIII'II vraV fin- liu I I of II" liu in I'n.ihvli (.Inn •nit 'Ihii funeral WAH )I»I>I lit III., Hon I" Likiiwouil, where burial li5\TSM~7ir nine rumna ami all impruva. l.lnbill I'llllir |, rlniluilllll. Til" 1! l' huri'l, HI K« >jf(ft awl l/urlir! Weilnoaday by Recorder William J. mtiiu fur mil lit tin Illviralilo aveinit) |Mlf(iii»' uf |Miy|nM all th,- .hiiii'i lll'h Tin' III I IMlil. I'/fiz/biuX tttiil biirlfll WNI i/tadfi hi OIIM I 1111 iiibeid nf lln, 1 iimiiilllii- mi '> ' -/. HI .'.f./nnl 0(1,, I Min'ftiiy, wnn i "/!** ,'.'" |""")i««". A|ifl)' al Nalwlura nllU liffuro runfciciuc, wlihli it Imt |il«ri>, Mr, Wi>Uftnli«rKfir Itmv^ Poulion at the latter'i homn oil Xtlillianl'a ilnre nil Weil ttnul •lint, iiu( IMII al live iiVlnrk and .Mid. Anthony (JlWui, nn,| J| , j,^ llvrrili • nyanue,' litld in Manli, (I m IIIII, Henry Wi|n«nb«rK«r> Thi WaTorly place. Mr. Ouyon U an nl llll'lr n| sU II. Wifiin'it. It P«VI lo i>Ni; l/i i» Th« n TWMTI 1 • A'Jvf itUuim •Uti conduoti a I10UI in Klorlds. In *varV " " • «dJtwrt*;- -" ffilrogi%i^ Pace Fifteen iffysiNtefrWflTSggi ^MISCELLANEOUS. REAL ESTATE WANTED. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. ;wanUd| flrat bond' and mortgage farms wanted, from on* .to fifty I OR RENT. State hljhw.y tu room, all HIVEK PLAZA hemaea add b_..._lunnlow. s ; «r: propertle* • ^i^ CMI* wdr on'.'lraprov.d real •esUti; bouiia an-i Koreii atlong •nevr.Stata- highway. Ad- Improvementa: aultable for. any bualneia: lalo and rent. B. Vincent WIlTla, »1 Ap. .-_..„_.,_.. HltlttSk 'Oi'.1 _j ,_ head«.i .!!«• tln#alpwa, with* all Imtfroyements, on eon- dress 8. K. W., drawer M, Red Bank.* I'll frontage; between Mlddletown and Bed plegate atreet*, fllT«r PU»», phone 1*88811 '"j".^ dweUlog lots aod farmt. T k«« ng'. Foi-'Good B»fl*H,or.'>-* Xh ./.. HfTtfT . pip«r .• nt«s\ni, tni RH.. Rank. rtt., hllbn-a*/. Plko , Bros., Port Moa. Bank. Kent SB5. Dreaaer, 113 Weat FOB SALE, dhrtwabury lots, situated "on : iTARM-wanted of 100 acrea or more; mu»t real barjalns. Jociepk , fit*,-ty, louth. M. J;:.;, '- • ' ••••• •• ••.• . be hlih with flne vlewi; enough water Front atreet, phone. 681-M. Bed-Banlt.e , Byeamon avenue, near Btate highway iputh atreet. Red "Benli' :;'•.,>.' npccla't terms arranged for payments: alt i gift of uiiolld gold' l i't, OitAi•"AOBNT— Bhootlng doga auu pawer-of aome'aort to. Make' larve lake; BOARDING house for rent; eleven, room*. HEJAL ESTATE for aali: dweUJMt, e»t« 111 unlawful, piapoaa of them |n u inuet'be:.cheap-for eaah; near Red Bank ajl Itnprovementa j at 10 Wallace atreet.' improvements 4 KsdUy-Hall, Od Mou- rlrer front ; proper :. Hamilton .witohrtP hi^"son, RuMal 1 j,. oid ibn • on. Hoars rx imane,*ay; . Fte 11.00. Phono Atlantic atatlon. Addreta Farm,'drawer M, Red near Broad; excellent for bosrdlnngr bouaeibouae"; month street, phone Red Bank 188B, .!'»" •'.'«•«* J"»¥"t»J • )url»c«i Will fyb.t* O«n»«P ol.e*.• H«il, Also (ot rent Partiea : Walling,;IaSt.iFridfcyy'rwhich'/wifl* HlgbUndbtanai;»«4/or:,wr!ta e Herman J. Wen- BanH.e newly decorated. Apply The Lanidd -4"k "Loan FOR SALE, nenr depot and school! home ..I. Hint, tnpittp ail.'NavaYlnk, box M.-H.'J. Co., 12 Mechanic itrtrt. Red Banlt. Russell's' 2|'rt'blirtI^iy/Trhe;*watcl>' Hi pbcrtu ma consisting of seven rooms, bath, ail im* end lame. O.O.'iV'^WUligei.' I fH8 OVCTSEAD: —IT you-have a cow for WANTED.'two *>r ihora aeres, be* TWO biingalowa at Fair Haven for rent, pravements; lot 50x160; house.in excellent streett . RedRd .B Bank. gift,was madfl biB*3aus'e-Mr..'WiiUlng's »ale, i.freah one or a fat one, or a poor ' furolahed or unfurnished;*, all year condition. W. A.-Hopping, 8 Linden place, "tift>jwrtoH " 'tween Sooth Amboy, and Red Bintt, MONMOUTH county real estate. ri»er aid. ;-, jw,;r.wjll,buy ifcem from you: alao eafvei. round; up-to-date Improvementa and ga- Rtd Bank, phone 397.' 1 laymohd Thome, .Palmer avenue, Keant- with or -without 'buildings,^.on bard ' rage; five and Blx rooms; Catherine atreet'. Dropertlea, buslnesi propirtlel. faatorr s" '.-,. FOR SALE, residential section on Broid altei. farms, dwelllan. A. Un«. j» Ikli S;>ffl ' 'liquor/,tobacdo-anfr profanity:!^ Ura-i'WMf »i **... *»J.n, tiwmrnear,rhlllp if outfit i Mmmill, , . • - . • rokd, near highway; efsy terms. All Apply Mra. Hamlln, Catherine atreet, da street and Maple avenue, several choice Kemp avenue. Fair Haven. N. J. ofllce will bring full particulars, Lokar.:, .s ;> 'UXEDO eult* for. btre. Lateit atile.- particulars in first letter to Acres, properties at reasonable prices, W. A. R.altr omci, CsmpbeirsiJunctlon, Belfoli'. >;* GRAVEL for: Ml*.* >«nr «r»f rt-ftff • «*#» drawer-M.-Bed Bank*. . '.-• , HALL fo--- r rent. fhlrd floor. 10 Bruiit! Hopping, U Linden place. Bed Bank, phon* out ilMUl InitnotlODl tblnj ,««it»>Bn OlO-'anpply any amount needed, aliea ; W. J. Phone Ks.nsburg. 608.M. :* .-.. - > ,y,/,'i;J;T' to 4« • ijonmoutonmouth Street UUen'e a Shop ttrtet. for lodge_ ,. dJaneei i or entertai'n LIST your property with me and «ll ouloll , eubla-r*ni tt RltHU. chon» MIO-W' i itr««t, Bid Bank. mtnti. Can'be rented by tbe year, month FARM for sale of about fifteen acres, at ltd B»nk. Alio copcuU tr«>tt, ',. MoqiBOJtb tt Bd Bk LET us have your ltBtlng for. Bummer or evening. Apply R Haoce & Son*. 12 remits. Cnolae propirtlss, for aale o«. ./ KWINO maotlnaai any make of .Singe; Hazlet; some fruit; also two acre* aspar- rent. C. P, Keriip. real ssuU, Insoraoee . ;' rVPBWBITER beldauarterja tyeewrlterj • *ewmc: raacblnea rnalred' at abort no> ran tats; now .'« the tfme before ft (f Broad ytreec. Bed Bank. . .. ' :gua; utio thirty hot bed sash and Iron Sri,: received j a '.watch;: r 1 too late. Courtlsndf White, 7S West Front Age aprsyer. Inquire of Clinton H. Wall- and mOftBaj. loans. Llt'Je 8H«ir, K, X. ,; V o,- *lt*l' rented,; bouikt ePd *oW . Tnjblo'a , >>* lee.;, (wpalra, partt,' oili, etc, Hematiteb- VOUR ADVERTISEMENT In I.uke LonB- Phone ned Bank 1810-J, or 1«6». • • , >,ih der ;tho same 'copditloh*': III !li ... road atreit. ^Bed . Bank.' •' :.ft i.V-\ /* • ! ' Qa> 'M' aDfelalty. Singer .Sawing ' Machine stteet. phono 444, Red Bank.* heid'a ' department of Th* Real it* i i, Hazlet. N. J. • . (torap*W'7<* Uonmoutbatreet. Red Bank OENEKAI, STORE end iasolme station let , jyhenjhe'waB ^;yeBrg;b|d.:j';;*':'i:-;^ YELLOW: HOOD taxi- for your tail, .tor TUB HJOHBST'Kloo p«»:fo*.U»,«jihk, 4r«aob«i the sreat majoi-lty of oemon* *r TWO attractive new bouses In- Red Bank, aale,'In vIllBKe, on eonerete l.l|aw*l*ri ' .'' yottr ihi»- aiid, tube lot your carl an* Joe. Baker.; S8o: ItMbipl*: *tr*>t. hone MM.••••••-• ROpMSTORENT. _^ thin •cctloh nt one*Btr6ke. . • all improvements; river section; for lurue stock ell kind, merchandise, »ut», >:«e, anr O(lc«, ' Bave H' to IS on tton Og'Bed :B<»lu.'.V- . :. . . V' cheerful room fqr rent; with or .DESIRABLE,oDIe. for "m m tbe £un« -die; must be seen to be-appreciated. supplies; Jons leaae. low rent. Doluf ovet. ' 8MALI. , LOANS, $80 : to tth. to Thomaa Jardinc, owner, phone Red Bank tlrer tnd tubi. ,;WllHain Lay ton, proprietor, ffl. aRAMT. Er without- housekecpInK prtvl!es*a. 19 ' building. pply at tbe office of $\z< 76." S600 weekly; will sell (or J0.O0O, IJ.OOO WANT ADVERTISEMENTS phone Z244.R,".Bed Bank, -oppoalte rail, .J>om**,vgarag»;.t« Hudson avenue," Red Bank. Phone BSD-K. mund Elanei Company or *«leoh6ne Rer) custi required; balance eaay termi, ft,**' read atatlon. - ' ' * -' •- '-'•.. " J>om**garag»«;' ' bouiekeep«ri on (urnltorei repair' FOUR acres, huuae' with ill improvements, Eiward W. Llntner, 28 East Main atreet. '.;•' . iQontlno.d rroln. pre«.iHB» ami*'*'*' •or«ena. bird aooH* 1UKN18HEU rooms, for rent. Mrs. Frl- Bank IIOOj . • Mratlooa d i ; JB*pU>o'nthlr. Phone Perlb Ambo> for sale; on bus line to Lorfg Branch; Freehold. N, J. .*"•*• ; void, 138 Riverside avenue. Red Bank. DESIRABLE houaea for rent: tine loca- large garage. Bargain 120,000 (build ARTICLES FOR; LANDSCAPE; V earJenerl, tntnii Ch*mt ,fki6*tb-- _.- rWi- We will call. IndurtrlaJ Loan Phone 178, Red Bank, . tlona and moderate rente. Apply at tbe J o> phonr MM-ilitown 7»«-P-ll ,- ; ings worth 130,000), Frank A.Mon; ABVTlrti Mid-gold-Bib\tar<«ato.. Wj f7ikt;itirf7irttt;|i|g)f) - top-«oll, ••-8ocl.t»,:i»icn 175 Smltb atr«.t, P.rtb I'OH RENT, three rootninnd-batb, nnden olBce-of 8lKmund EUner Co . houses-Firemen's -building, Newark, H* J., FOR SALE, water frontage; BloeiPlO .--••• now h»v. e full lin*- of eantanr hlrdi.ua ': manura.; B«e oje about tpeslnen tree)., ISE Tb». Beglettr'a Want; Department roi Improvements;he&t and light: 136: con- I.QDGE room for rent Oe«irablw room phono Market 8243.' Cova:~exesptlon«l*~resldenoe|-;alte(- told flih:,«llo bird inidih IUOPIISI; *• ,l«^ga.«blll.r fp^i:.-i Bmlth, Mlddletown, N. J.. phone 792-J, Thursday* nlnhta of each month. Apply : ; : ; ; BO.MPBRB and. roomer* wanted: rate. 1 road; 765 feet road front, bungalow, all drese P. O. Box 666, Bed Bank. Bank.--* ** '•• '' ' * *y* \, ;*** '- * ' fine lot of Nbrwa'y. maple*, from thrte aUWtiBX •weevliw. Y/IUlMm'Vi Clew Middletown. . . at the office of Slgmun** Elaner Co . Improvements; two-car . gBraee; $20,000. BEST, of let. oabtage Cor saJi" for .ssu«; to ten lnch*iita'dUtn,etar. Alfred San>j, J«jM«n*bl* Appljr 14 Undeoslace. Sed •rich, it Uln«btos/ajvMint: Bed Bank lankV '4n .tbo rear. KOOMS for rent, two adjoining rooms FOR KENT, half of double bouse, conies Frank A. Morehouse, Firemen's building, BA1LI10AD nldinit facilities for sale la " kraut.'or for burylnii »Iio cblokeii.cn^ dar,' 8«ven;Brldge road; Porfaupcck, Fhona l»«tv-' :™>7'"'---!?v..r.it;i nicely furnlibert and decorated, with T of Oakland atreet and Shrewsbury ave- Newark. N. J., phone Market 8248. ill e-aetomer. Corn--' ECyND.BAWD otothea bou«bt. men'* Marlboro; C22 feet; two wooden bulH« bite | any quantity tp suit eu-' «•*""-' W. J.. phone! LonjBrrtcb 2*75. ' AVB: yp»r, oB oarpef . BaautKUi; .,- without boueekceping privileges; hot waier nue! toilet,: water, (taa; good condition*, EIGH.T acres for sole, front Riverside Inm, one large brick building, >0x7I, with atalka for sale, any quantity. V.VwDornr on?*: ratraUei t be rn eooo conrlltloa Call and a}t conveniences. Also garages. Fly* rent $2ft per month. Apply to Mrf. J J drive, buildins site overlooks Shrewsbury Iiirrsc cellar, shaftlntr and elevator. Price Hair.Mlle roail, Red Bank, - 'varalbl* run'tnadafrofD'^ld oarpata.aiid. _.,t,_L ^rber"*Serbe . IsllvMonniontri ttreet R'.-i minuteminu d to station. Inquire 185 Bridge «v»- Qulgley. 83 Neptunr avenue, .leal, N. * J uhenllle Dortlerei, Wrlt«. for ,.clreo|»r* to station. Inquire 1 8 : river and oeean. Reasonable. Frank A. SI0.600, Terms, or will divide. William * COMPLETE M»ortn»nt of loyifoi w» MONBVrr, IJOi to «80O qulckljr «nj epp Amerloaa Bug llanui'.ot^ry tB»: Vennir-: nntf.f Rd BB«nlt*l , phonh e R86R86-RR . Phone 2II8-J. Deal. . Morehouse, Firemen's building, Newark,"N. Huncock, phone Red Bank 2270.* biblii. Full lint of eirrlagai. «o-o*i«». fldentfldentlallyl i joined on boijeehold furnltun 1 CUtCKBNa wanted. »UI pa> bliibe.' ItOOtt for rent; nicely furnished and «r HOUSE of BIX rooms and bath,' hot watei J-, phone Market 8248. note*. Ni ' .,-... atreet.. Brooklyn,H •V.i. Vv. • :\: ".'.•';'..) , CHO1CK LIST ot propertlea for sale er ba.alnittea, orlbln.ltn ind i*(n«i. "We or notenote*. No- ^mbarraiBlng Inveitlsatlona market prlcea for (owla and brollire . conventeneea; twomlnutea to atatlon heat; with extra lot, garage, fruit iut EAST Front atreet, Red Bank, Fiachat i rent. Elizabeth 0. Hobbs, rsal esUte, repair and' nounl new rubber tin*-: i 'I Ha bbonuaata'ar teea. Lawful Intereit only, CEMENT bloska, aldewalke- and. maaon Call.: or .wriu Alea Zwlekl. ren-fonable. Apply at 131 South Bridge avr- ihada trees; $1,000 down, tjalanee Ilk* v work I alio rookfaee. Petef OePobtl. }u tract; restricted lojs at reasonable prlcei. Llttlo Silver, N. J., phone Red Back •*e»ti B«>U, .l?0 UininoUtb ; ItrtfV W TwT o yaar*oira'b^lei* Jeni to repLrepay. loan. 'Oloba. Itoajoaj. Loni Branch N nue, Red Bank.* • '• •• rent Ed*ird Hayes, Church street. Fan frank A Morehouee, Firemen's 'ultdlnf, 741. * - Bank. ' ; '' -•••" : '• /'|' ' * Flntnoa Company, room »1. 13 Broad dhrewabury'avenba. ' Red' Bank'' Ph 600. Htiven. phone Red Bank 49B. Bank. .; : /| 4»4J Bed BalO. ; •' .'•''•)..»'i".'., ••', - FRONT bedroom, furnlshtd or unfurnished, Newark, N. J-, phone Market_B2 . FOR SALE, a'deficateasen and lunch, all- atragttt . tUdd BanVBV r phone 787 Aabury KOB RENT, store room* *o Moo mouth TOP SOIU 'All'dirt. gr»dln» ol M-'tMti Park office, 22i Klnmonth building, phone WINDOW oliamog . W« aukt .a apeolkltl RDERS.taken for all kinds of vegetable for rent. 18 Elm place. Red Bank.* LEONARDO; shore front of two anil a half year store: summer receipts f*700 ta . .lio roiilniiri built: UKiwood l«nd. (57«-, Supervision of State Banking da end, Bower flints for, spring • delivery, LARGB cheerful front bedroom. 17 Pe- street. Red Bank, for rant; favorable lo acre-*, riparian rights; dwelling and ga- of'oleanlng window*!- of. etore*; -ufflee cation. moderate rent Apply at the offlrt 1900 weekly, winter receipts $210 to HOD . wMbid «n«iL-iM.''alndtrt.'blu-'ttaM partment. ind prWaU r«ald»ncea:,ileo leotral oflle. rder now anil be sure to get the variet.ts . tert place, jjhone Red Bank 405-J. rage; $20,000. Termi. Frnnk A. Moro- weekly. Will aell (or cash 12,100, rent lit Prlcn r«««gnnblt. HowarO, 0, Rotf'Ut of Slgmund Eisner Co or telephone a*>i houae. Firemen's building, Newark, N. J., a monih~K*nd a good lease; OD the.mala AUCTIONEER—Gcorie. H. Robert! Qo., ileanlttg> - Batei reaaonablr'; Slftlf l B three unfurnished rooms for.rent; Unnk 1100 ._ • nhnn> IBHft Rui Bank . Int.. auotton »p«clall»t», phone Bed Bank »a»raott«d. ,41 Wbl «tree» ^^^^»^Si; aSo l for light housekeeping.* Mrs. P- : phono Market 8243. atreet. Phone 2BS Keansburs avanye. at BOD for. •«!«. tbltty y««r» old. Thomu H. Bank, phom ij»l '' Matthews, 1333 MechaniMhi c atreott , phoph e BeRdd APARTMENT for rent, four room* au-J Bl VEBSIDE drive; 16J acres, large front on address Park Delicatessen;" Keanaburtf. Grant homMtead. on Bv«r«tt. road, on* nii, ' . . ., . ' DRESSMAKER ' for ltttte Bank 19&8.* I bath, all improvements; steam heated, drive; full views ocean and Shrewsbury i OUEANFOHT—Dwelling of ahT rooma. BOARDINQ ipo-iern Improv.menu,- not HONEY to* loanii bond and morH(»g*,ilBi .the ta«8 of % and 12.. Mrs. A*ne and a half tnlln from Rtd Bank. J«bn U. ' 2d and ad,-or.wll|.buy mortgage*t.rea FURNISHED room for rent, wit—h board-•: ' rent $3B. Apply 12 Mechanic street; Ue-I river; $12B,000. -Shown by appointment. I buth,. bas_ r. electricity..ho, t air heat: «a. Grant. B. D. 11 Bad Bank. .»Dd ebld radnlnv* water, eentrallr lo* Morffaahan, 60 Lkke avenue. Red Hunk. Bank,; the Land and Loan Co. Frank A. Morehouse, Newark olBce, 786 rage; fireplace," three.minutea* walk tQ bill eatedi.mte,ted; rattai reasonable.n * '.Hudson -Houae, aonabltt diieount 'Atao mak* bunding' toana sent lemon preferred: central location. FOR SALE., maple tr««i,\ avtrUMMU and to- rttponilble bolldera, E. Wolf,* Mon; THEblfheifpric«» paid for all.klndi of Mn. VanBrunt, 31 Spring atreet, Red PRIVATE garage for rent at • 20 West Broad street, phone Market 8248. line, storea, river; Immediate posaeaalonl 181 'Rirdaon a.v.nue.v * ohnn> Reil Rank H4I ."'nf -tUM. ; Joe Biker. 280 Ueebstilc 1 lnt 7(>235: 1500 down, lit monthly, all klnda of .»bpibb«ry. B«r««!nt. H mouth, avenueue,, corner Uth ply at ReKister offlee;* phone 406-R. Red Bank. rooms, steam heat; all improvements, from Red Bank. S-I.EOO. William Haa- a lot I will allow for same In exchange. apielmin treji, alid matured ihrubbtrr . buslnessi, tsrpets. We. bar, sell. two baths, garage; ideal location. Phono enck. phone Red Bank 2270.* V\ illlam Buchanan, pbone 186-R, -Rtd anonit wblob »r* Inoloiled J»pan»»e mt; . «tore, repeir'aitc! clean.' lmpotl*t*'.6t FIRST mortsrage,'6%, three yesra; also plea, bHie iptuce, aim. wblte blroh. Nor>»«r WrLUAU 8. KEELER. old and.new ffiOO wanted .ou lot in Bed Bank valued REAL ESTAT : FOR RENT. Bed Bank 700. 81 East Front street. SMALL farm for,sale, eight-room house, l'ank. ' • • maplai,! llndana and a Ikrse, aiiortount or Vfloopa 'raaurfaeed a^od 'flntlbad.. 67 Oriental' rui*fs and carpent..cleaners; _t $2,000. * E; C. Reed, real estate. Tin- FOUR-ROOM bungalow, all conveniences eleotric. 1 % fertile land; one doten fruit OWING to death, will sacrifice farm of .Toftfan./Broi.. {oom' 1101, .'.82&''Flftli. ,ton'FalU,i N.'Jw Phone Red Bank 181.* NEW bungalow for rent OR Monroe, ava- gvrage. Charles Brenker, West From trees; touching two good roads, near Lit- 100 acres; 27 acres In apples; rich soil, •versreeria: for p*rtlo»lar» apply to »onn Snnaat avenue, Bed . Bank. ,' Pboo* tle Silver station, two miles from Red fine pasture lands: exceptional terms t« P. liarUn. Fait Hav.n.' Pbon» Bad Bank, arenui, New York, '., :'''':'''':' ',•" MAKE-EM-MILK, a good mlllc fee^; w«] nue, near Smoke Shop*-five rooms, run- street. River Plata, phone Red Bank 1601 JM5.W or ^JO«,W. . • • ,: -• -.". nlns water In kitchen, electricity. ' Phone Bank. Frlce $5,200: terms. William right party. EdvEdward Hayes* Church itrMt* g»»-B. hr 898-M. ' • .*; • - .-..-•• ..-• >,!• I-**. •(.,..-.-••,... •• ... Salineed: t always uniform and ' nicely BUNGALOW for rent on East Wests!do ione Bed Bank 498. CABNA.UX plieona for-aale: tl*o Werna panSsTtiB per ton.- Fred D. fWfkoff | 582-J, Red Bank, or apply Mra. Robert avenue: live rooms and bath; large eel Hancock, phone Red Bank 2270." Fair Haven, phoi moHEsr p is palj for all klori. o! llv> ,» Wast Front atreet, Red Bank. Hance, 101 niverglde avenue.*- -lar-^and. all* improvements; .with, garage, EIGHT acres tor Bah. no baftdjnya; Hrst TO SETTLE estate, house cf seren rooms* ~elnBH cround'for trucking or" cfiickrn some ^Improvementi, with- half aei«f . Htehlirnd-Vl-'lHaiKr^wmWnVFVI-^TOJf 1 T. .. . _. J rooms and b&th, $40 per month. John H. Cook. Tr., New- I *nu»* . Bank, or pkoile 1«89.W. Rai man. Springs avenue. Red Bank, phone form: opposite store, telephone and dec- price $3,000 cash. .Edward , Hayes. WOOD'for aale, oak mil plnet flmpL,. avenue, Atlantic Hluhlanda. N. J , , ;offered,, .RetUrn to Jacob Pf Schhnck, tn-fmp-roveinenttt except gaft! fent 186. . and atove linnthi',- also eoril*_wooil* for Bank. Octahport avenge. Little Silver, N. J,' Inquire Errlckson. near. Newman Spring* 468-R. . trie light on both roads whtre property Church street. Fair Haven, phona • Red »al«. J. H. Carney, -pbfine. JJatohtojrn cLEUBrtiUHlNG. Melitaa gold, elleert HAVE your, elotheaeleaned at'-the O[t>' road and Bprlngdale avenue, Red Bank.* HALF ot double house for rent, near hlgl. lies. John H. Snlften, Everett, N. J.* Bank 405. : etOn' butun*. pfnkfdff.' ptattlug . mn ;1'HO'l'OGIlAPHS. taken In your home, en- u-p-ii. ' ".-' ' * •'• (.rolderr trlUralng* and rioveltlei. • Mai Dry Cltanlng and' Dyelnu .Worka. », Ha- larsementa.frotn. your films; best work, VOUR chance to rent, a Blx*Toom house in school: six rooms, all Improvements, new BATTERI.BS. aptelal til,-Jor ear •>r.r«jo. ouirlde eutu fot hire. Tbi Hand? «. • ahanlQ alreev near:' Broad .atrieu\Bai lowest prices. Giles, 110 Madison avenue, Harris Park; steam heat, open fireplace; garage. Inquire at 208 Maple avenue. Bid Weltln-ftoise' Dattery Service. 116 West- 1(1 Brotrt «tr»et. H>il tHink. Bank. Phone 8117. William Oatro», oro- Had Banlt. phone 1881. sun porch and garage: ready April 1st: Bank. Phone 864-W. nvlatn* . ' " ' ' , . •...'•.••.' •.-' rent (105. Hadlcy-Hall, 09 Monmouth Front atraet. Rtd. Bank. • -***'•: ... . 11 prletor. ,» O ESUHBLBACH i.HO lit We street. Red Bank, phone 1838. .STOVil WOpD'for Bale; reiiular large load - front' itreet. Bed Bank, phom TYPKW RITER headquartar* Typewriter* REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. ot stove wood. »to. delivered O..O.p. Auto aeoeeaorlea and viiloaniilna , reoUil, baugal and lold. rrnbln'i. 10 EMPLOYMENT. COMFORTABLE sU-room house, *1\ im- Only » few lo.Js left. J. H. Spoil, it), Brond etreet Bed Banlr •" .' • . YOUNG. num: would like position in ma- provements: Ave . minutes* walk from BUILDER'S sacrifice; brand MW fix room • Hed Bank, phone 46»-Ri - , chlne ihqp' or garage; mechanically in- chopping center; rant $60. Badley-Hall, house; open fireplace; one-car garage; ! LANDSOAPB gardener;, nn, icrounda ellned 'ind witlinft to start low to learn DO Monmouth street. Red Bank, phone fast growing development: $7,600, ^3 ant, com- WUIIani.nn)e*.'oropr1*or,' ply.Iwenwh .Kenwoo* d Motor Sales Co., Moomouth a'aK leta with fixtures. It. R.'Cllalder. Colt'. BXPERT.autOcaoblle wa*b«r now in eburg -ind Pearl a.treeta. Bed Bank. • HOUSE for rent, all Improvements; ga< SEMI-UUNGALOW for aileron West Front. rage. 84 Maple avenue, Eatontown, N. street. 'River Plata; five rooma, aun I was up In a village in Mew York state for a few days Steok'. N. J. * '• - ' *•.*.* o( the waati atand at the Bu'ro. Bueaei, J1DDLE AQED woman, white, -wanted as porch, all Improvements; open ilreplace. VOB SALE, Barred Bock pulli Ine,. - Globe.: Court 'abd Mcebenlo atreqt. DOCK and bulkhead builder.- Portable. 'hbusekeeper In family ot three. Phone last week. There were three stores in the village and it HateDltti, no,w Nut lay- Get your ear waahen whlla'in town. 8airv> docke and floata a ipiclalty :*,.3. only $500 cash, balance as rent. John fi. ln». at »2.00 apleca. Fred rVnltc 2U Oakland atrwt, Htrt Bank. .. * Bed B»nfc 18I-M.» . j HOUSE for rent! have, a very nice houi-e Frothero, 81 Monmouth street, or phone anamp road, second form . below River Ice BuarantMd • ••• * ln Re(i B k: ttM Red Bank 062. seemed to me that one of the stares did two or three times ihool. ' NOTICE to' trapper* 1 Idgbeat mark, WANTED.,active man, age SO to 40: some ,1 ,.1 **; viT? .'"" L°i IP* \" '• Plaxa Be COMPLETE line at Buckeye Incubators a! elerlisal work;; nyknyikee himselhtaeelft generallgenrallyy ""ij ' without ehlldren^Jno objection to NEW six-room'house, lot 60x160; gafage: as much business as the other stores combined, although all BBAMEBS for lathe work, eleetrlo motor ways, in stocks -ulth capaclttia ran«ln_ prlcea,paid- for ,all' kind* of ra(» fuuii: ...#>«i. _-^t^».. $2ft^poA-hA*.. r— weeki-, roo. ^m i.n. d• babyDibv )i ;•? tvitTiwantt tton i*eservA ^ bedroom for Miller BroaM 1 Eaton town, N.. J, phone myself. Would n housp contains hardwood floors, pantry, Ooldwell grinding lathe, for eharpenloe from 68 to 600 egt«. and price, from ;i ike, rent reasonable and fireplace;.price 96,150, $500 cash, bslanee three of the stores were general stores, carrying the same lawn mowerj. hedga aheara. «to. Alao aoih« I1J.60, to flQ7 each., Catalog or saleimin* Batontown. ' .... . • tr R ltan I furnlah my own n im.. Would Jtke to bear %*& " - " either from young monthly. John Brotaero, 81 MonmouOi kind of goods. new Jonl replacement narta.and » Stand, s.nt--upori rwieit, Fred D. WlkofI IM, FO?l frail' ttaparinsv painting, and, deepiat or elderly couple. Ad* street-, or phone Red Bank 9E2. urd ret'later machine. Naugbton, Rumi.'n, 19 West Front street. Bed Bank. Ing tea G, A.' MlUsr. *Chureh and! Comp R KENT or sale; rtadtlarse want adver- HOUSE on Sprint «tr«et, all improve- N, J.. phone Bumipn. 488. hone 994 and ask for Elisabeth Hulm'ej. ments; one-car garage; good lot, advanc- I asked the storekeeper in the store doing the most bus- lOB SALELE , totall "out t off buiinesa: a full tko first clati,cook with reterences.*^ tisement under "Real Estate For Sale" line of auto ancessorlcy,1 Including Mil ^ column, and see Hadley-Hall or John S. ing neighborhood; $600 cash, $46 monthly •mesB how tt came about that he was doing so much mor« waukee .timers, apark pugs, bulbs, fan KTJ wanted for general hbuiework. At- Frothero for houses for' rent or for sale Hadley-Hall. 09 Monmouth street, phone lantlp hotel. Fair Haven, N, J., phone on easy terms, • Red Bank 1888. business than the others. He told me an interesting-story. belts, chains and cross links, radiator tv>ie. q Bank..465. . • wrenches, etc. Win not refuse a reason- BRANCRANCH avenue, six roomi, newly redec- NEW HOUSE under construction; an ideal able olter. J. 0. Handrlckaon, Old Oherry CHAU^PEUK-HANDYMAN. sfnule, cxper- oratedd; Burane; near school; fine neUth* home, planned to fill the heeds of th* particular; six room colonial type, sun Tree Store, Mlddletown, N. J.. phone,MM- ' METAT. weathentrlps. Te*j months USED and rebuilt track* for *aj«;. yarloua Unotd driver with excellent references. borhood; $50 a month. John B. Frotheco. "I was a school'teacher in New York city," ho said; "and' dioto-an 16»Q.W. . Apply Box 168, Red Bank.• vorch, fireplace,-steam heat; $7,500, $1,000 to pay'for'iqulpplns Vour home with makei of from one to flte ton* qapaoltj, RI Monmouth street, or phono Red Bank my health broke down. That was flve years ago. It be- (T HAS no rival. To reach tbe boBje» m Sold with guarantee.. A. Veenltra, White JUAN and wife wanted; man who under- HZ. Fifty houses for rent. cash: bslanee as rent. John B. Prothero. •Jersey metal wettherattlpa. Screens, tniek.dlttrlbutor, %77.CorIlc* avenuef Ae. stands famine; without children pre- 31 Monmoutb street, ox phone Red Bank came a question of going into the country or going into the this section nothing else csn equal Tbe APARTMENT for rent in "Twin Gables" 962. Uagtiter. whlob goei Into'.over ,400 homee full alt. In white or painted. For es- bury Park. N.J. " ''-.-' ..'" * " ' ', ferred; ihpui* provided, near Red Bank; apartments. Riverside avenue: Jlvine cemetery, I decided on the country. I came out here and •very week. SPEED TltUCK (or lale. International 1 lu fttiod wa«» to right party. Address F, II., room, kitchen, bedroom, tile bath, heat. BUNGALOW, flve rooms, all Improve- timate or, circular phone Hadley Hall. drawer M. Red Bank. '^_ wnter and Ice supplied: river privileges. ments; garage: near Broad street; bought a house and lot. My health got better and J began UMB, hydrated. 'analyala'«T% or belter, Bed Bank 18S8. . • ' good condition. < 8. P. Conover * Bro. $4,200. $800 cash, balance $35 monthly. the beat made, loweat price; glvea quick- Intersatlonal Sale* and Service.- WUfiia< MARRIED man wanted to live In tenant John B. P rot hero, 81 Monraouth street, or house' and work In stable or on farm I'hone Red Bank 052. John B. Prothero, 31 Monmouth street, or to look around for something to do._ I built a storo in front ' eit and Injtlng resulta. For favma »nJ mnk. N. J. Pnoire Holrndel ae-K-24. phone Rjd Bank 952. Hardens it Is nature'! own builder. Write MUSIC tenehecl cornet, piano, vlslln. Ua* Mlddlitown Stock Farm. Thomas "8. Field. APARTMENT for rent, ,four rQoma anil of my house and put in a little stock of goods. The stock 1026-6-72 PAIGE eedan in ' flrtt clai Red Bank, phone B08-J, Red Bank. NEAR center of town, six rooms; all lm- or telephone, your Inquiry will »c«lye wallan guitar, mandolin, banjo, Fhon. ahape,.guaranteed at a.aacrlflM.. F. .H. I bath; electricity, Eas, Arcola heatt-all In •was small, because I had only a little money. I had made bronipt'attrn'tlon. .. .,_ . Jud.aoj...J....i conover, P. O. Hed Bank 287-n. EBLJABLE woman wanted fcx.cli inlns, i first class condition; rent (30. 29 Weat provements; Holland heat; garage; a ihone Keypvrt anDorn. 77 tlonmouth atreet. Bed Bank, ten per cent investment; price $6,000, $500 IJox 104, llutatyitn, N. J., phone K H RITZAU, temoVBt' i>r dead wnituel* phhone 478.« "• : ,__ "" at 27 Linden piece. IleU Bant Front Btreet. Tied Dank, phone 370.* a few friends hero and all these friends told mo I was sure 478. Bualntaa eatablUhed • In 18?6. 1 cash, $50 monthly. Tenant pays for your ^ I (7i t*a**p»11**^* rfc,*"»»""*"»»»»w. •" w-»« »^«^^^^»fc^w' Phone Bwl flank ail4U-W .. roil HALE. 1*36 Janr-door Jewett In 8ri YOUNG inan or yrung woman wanted to APARTMENT for rent: new four-room auu itouse. John B. Prothero, SI Monmouth to lose everything! had invested in the store. I was handi- FoFBALETliiahognny aecretary aiid bonk,' claaa ahape: fully guaranteed; a gHeal work qn,partnership basin; no fnvest- bath apartments; all improvements; hot btreet, or phone Red Bank 062. oase, in flne conoltfon, 1100: walnut tee. MUNEY to luan prior to double the amount loaned' Al.ton Beik and references. A bis opportunity for 487* line; near school and stores; tan min- to advertise in and I had to seek some othfer way of lettting lSOO, In flne condition. Mra. A. Di Oon- man, attnmey.10 Broad '«!• t R>4 Bank Phone 478.* , ' . -. • • ' fr '• utes' walk to station; 60x150; $25 cash one who is enersetla and ambitious. Ad- HALF of uprage for rent. 119 Mechanic people know I was in business. Most days. I had only four over, New Monmoutn. w. J. ; , W0ODSAWIN0, firewood, wella and cen- FOB SALE. 1027 Eaaex Coach In goo drj>» Opportunity, drawer M. Red Bank.* payment. Hadtey-HaU, SO Monmoutb A poota dug and cleaned. Tllton & Lam- condition: new t(r«s..ete.^ at a'.bargain street, phone Red Bank 1 Ul-M. street, phone Red Bank 1B88. or five customers during the whole day. Sometimes 1 didn't KALAMAZOO fumnccj for aale, no monuj F. H. VanDorn, 77 Monmoutb atreet, Ret WANTED, white waitress from three P. FOR RENT, at 50 Leioy place, furnished down until February l«t. over, two bert. Bumaan, W. J., phone SBO.M. M. to lliSO P, M. Sleep in. $14 a K1VERSIDE Heiyhts: Ideal homo to be 1 Uank, phone 478.< apartment; four large tunny rooms and sold $1,000 less than actual cost; on have a single customer all day. I talked things over with-- n-.ontha free trial. «»8 to 1150. complebily PAINTER, contractor: good Material* -and week, room and board. Colonial Inn Res- bath; large hall, electric, gas. every con- 1 InaUlled. Cnah or inatallment. Beat good' workraanahlp; eatlmatea cheerfully FOR .SALE, 1922 Bulck touring, 176; Oldi tauratu, phone Ertontown 21-J. your own terms. Why pay rent when you my wife and we adopted this plan:* ' Every day wo would gaaranteed. All furnacea, atovet In atbok ttlven, Juat drop a card to Paul M. Thomp. mobile aedan 1100. F.H..VanDorn.:7' venience; first class neighborhood; large have an opportunity like this T $600 or Monmouth street, Bed Bankr phone 478.T CAPABLE, • middle • aved woman, wishss garage also. Phona Red Bank 190-M^ pick out some item of our stock and make a special of it Woaell nt catalogue prlcea. New Jereay ion. 2 Center ttreet, Statrlght. N. J. v poittfon as boustkeeper; sood plalr less required. John Frothero, phone Red Branch Kalatnaioo Stove Co. of Mlenltan. cook • and good - sewer. Address J. W., FOR- RENT, two new stores on Broad Dank 06S.. „ _^_ for the next day. Every customer who came in tha store rojldenee 404 Newark ' avenue, Bradley BOABDIMO at 8»rewabury Minor, la MISCELLANEOUS. drawer M. Red Bank.* street adjoining the Second National C'OOD builder sacrifices home for personal Beach, N. J. Phone 2020-B, Aabnrr Park; bank and trust Co.. 100 feet deep. W. A. reasons; six room3 near center of towii the next day was told all about this special and its pHcc. ARdAINd S In furniture. We carry one ol Sbrewaburyi ebrlatlao family olTeri C.VN OFFER beit ot accommodations\U POSITION wanted^at housekeeper: a Hopping, 8 Linden place. Red Bank, phone ver well built; $7,800. Small cash pay- Some days I sold two or three of the specials. Some days the largerl ttoeka of uasd furnltiiro anJ junta delightful bom* llfet dtllclooi board for elderly..invalid or-canv«l«ic«ni sood home would be appreciated atyl 897.* . " ment, bslunce monthly. John B. Prothcro on my aeven-ccra' fettm; trtth vegatab]*?, obDildtrad mort than the salary. Phone house furnlshlnga In the ttate. Buy »ou. (pod. large, airy room*. Open al HOUSE on Broad street for rent; flve bed 91 Monmouth street, or phone Red Bank I didn't soil any. But we kept it up and after a while cus- Unls of homo» outright, or aell on eommlj. own milk and •Bgs, i\Ur»e in *ttf nd»rtc« f 01* Red Bank 1226-R.* roomi, two bathrooips, three-car Karaite 062. ____^ ,t«r. Elliabetb eowera. phone 14Uo thoiff Befklim quiet and T*Bnem«nt., ChMr tomers began to ask what I was offering as a special that • Ion. George H. Boberta Co., Inc., State ful ourYotindingrj and best'of hf>m« coolcjng GROOMS wsnted for Red Bank armory. -ajl Improvements; near the town; posses GRAB THIS: Five room houae, all im- Highway (on« mile «ortb of Red Dank.. Red Bank. • .' , Apply Captain 52 Monmouth sion May Ut, Thomas Jardlne, owne* provements ; garage; corner*lot; $6,000, day. I began to get new customers who had never traded^ I bone Rtd Bank 2»71. Rumson rood, LUMo Silver, N. J., ih60 Street; Red BanV. phono Red Bank 76. _^___ _ $500 cash required. Come quick I, Had- in tHe village before. We kept up our plan and In a year NEW and used brooder etBvce fsr lale, oil BOVCE Oecoratlvi Service, inU'rior and ttttU Jl«rf Bank. • • • • . SALESMEN -wanted.' two men with cars HOUSE for rent at Fair View. lomaa S. Ity-Hali, 99 Monmouth street, phone Rect . and coal; also S. C. Whits Leghorn exterior' painting, enamelling, varnlih* preferred; -rio experience neceasary. We Field. Red Bank. I Bank 1888. . I waB doing as much as either of the other two stqrcB. In chicks. Y.iraond Poultry; Karm. Vanilet- FOR EXCHA-NOK. Colonial - .even.room train you. Call at IBS Mechanic etrect, Ing, atlpple tonca,- rough flnlahat^wall pa- - houi«, .four ryeiiri, built; perfect loca- FARM land for rent, ten to twenty acres RIVER front property; six rooms and sun two year-j I was doing as much as both the othor etores put iMirB. N. J. , ptr'ami expert patter hanging; i)rat elaia tion; value $17,600. equity 18,500, Be- frOO-lto /flflO P. M. Thorn.' L | cheip. Phon. Red B«nk 820-E. 'U»y parlor; large lot; two minutes to station, FOR SALE, addlhi machines, desks, atfea, equipment, competent workmen, Eiti- MAN>ould like to,care for• Limal l privat,e. Pros.., boftc 89, Eatontown. N. J. on concreted road; $8,000. $1,000 cash, bal- together. Now I am doing probably threo times as much aa caUne of builneis owner wanti new hou« c c lypewrlters.Jllitig cabinets. Everythln« matet. Phone- 813-M, Rumton. Official In Red Bank' about f 20,000.: Nina Curt 11 V* .?» tbortilghly experienced on liwm, KOR KENT^ at 47 Oakland atreet half of «" * montniy. Jiurry both of them put together. I still "keep up the daily specials. for the omee. Cull Asbury 6440. Dutler'i anenta' for Lloyd and Thlhaut wall paper. Wolfe, 1718 Sunset avenue, Aibuty Park, AoilJVni'iTfiTii.W0 N1 Jr.°ff Pl"e' «J5«W*"otf«t "x Z! and lath;i«I im? 1**1 Hadley-Hall 99 Monmouth street. limf.Enulnimnt Co.. 417 Pond atieet, WIl.UAM^V UlliTKIUH, plumbing, neat Apply Boa 44. I ASPINWALU potato planter for ealf.'novr MURTQAQE. money (rom IS.OOG «o |2O00 Apply Boa 44. Shrewabury. N. J.* provementa;^ rent «4B, _w|th t*r«8e $60 phone Red Bank 1888. Ing and tinning Pumci and wlndmlUa loaned up to 60% of tilt apprftUad Val WOMAN would like day's work. Addrem a month. Call at 49 Oakland street, nr F1NCKNEY rosd opportunity; the best lost year; IIU^M equipment: have bouanl rtpafred.. Agent for nfufltrr. aarburetoi uaUon; terms of three to Itva year* wit ', Pay'a Work, drawer M. Red Bank.• phone ned Bank 418-J. value In Red Bank's flne home acctlon; "Tho funny thing about it alt is this," ho concluded. motor plantar. WllllaM Martlnshn. Holm- eoal lavlnt. device Flu iny fornaie. 4i the privilege of renewal. Hadley-Hall. Bfl GOOD farmer wanted by first of March on FOR RENT, five-room apartmant, eomo eight-room semi-English frsme house, re- ilwl. N. J.. phone Holftnlel Z0»M. Lelgatav «vtnu« .Red Dab> Pbcnr Mprintouth tlrfet.'phone Red Banlr J88B, "The other stores are doing <**, great d.eal more business than tVlllTK L.KG1IOHN oblcka for •«U: one 1864 SECOND mortgage money aTaUatl**to pur^ they were before I started. Tho village hasn't grown any, quality, nn. price: all hatching ;g«l 'IPHOLHtEIIINU end rsOr.lsBin, of all ehas« amttlfed mortgage* up*to ,$5,000, produoed on ray own plac. from car.Iul)y,. a of furniture. I'rank Howard, it not exctedlng 70% of the, appraUcd ,valua- so there arc no more people heto to buy goods than there aelected twp and thr.e-year>olil hens: CDCK ' J [in avenue. Red Hand -ohon. IOHI tlon, terms-are one, two and three rears; were before. The way I flgureat out is that a lot of people tircls from trnp-nested itock. The semi Sea HRdleyHalt. • 90 M oh mouth/ itree ai to character and ability. Write Box sun room, living room, maid1 room, lauii' SALE, aU'room house, bath, all mod' chicks 1 rnlse for my own use. ' Irvlni L. UVB oatUe* ealvt*. boga and poifilry phone Ked Dank 1888;. .. */ • •". . orn improvements; good location, con* who used to go to tho county seat, twelve mllea away, to wanted N Ruda ohon> 8I7.R Ken SSL, R. F. D, No. 2, N«w Brunswick, N. dry.. , gur*_ _ U J __ u 1160 p*e Owen, Mstlbo-fQ, N. J. . I J.* ' ' month'" ; pos&«a*ton Itr7>prll, Thomaa Jtir- vonient to center of town. Courtlandt llank OPKUATOR8 wanted to work on drtut White, 75 West Front street, phono 444, trade, now do their buying here, and a lot of people from i-AIR of Indy'a. black rliUn-^ 6ools. with section • work: good pay.', Home s Co., corner Broad aiid' Monmouti commission. < The Jed OIL and Paint Co., room and bath bungalow, with all Im- yoll SALE, near concrete road, smujl -thing. Kot real proof try aa oboe, ami bunnnlow, four rooma; lot 60x150. Price specials. When they come to this town to buy, of course then you will alwaya, Tbla alto apptlee streets, Rtd Bank, . ' ' Cleveland. Ohio. provementas and garageKaraite;: near bus linnlino; aa 100 ["Identlal block; furniihed or unfurnlshe-i: ri'ii-n-iuMr. W, A. Ilopplnr. 8 Linden the other stores get some of their business, so It lias helped lilirit; two-horae farm wagona, to tadlet and obllilren Second National DOARDEUIH wanted; health U your l*rge» POSlTlONTwanted . by American woman. place, Hed Bunk, phone 307.* W: one wllh body and two withowithout bank building, Bed Bank IJpititn. . aiaet. Board when you can get plenty • a«td, 40, a« houaoworker, plain cook oi "»n.emnt____^_e poB^salon_ . Phone Rumaon 4-B us all around. Another queer thing is that tho other store- liorilaiat neW: ai:m on two-horae wllh boda yfar anm d dumtwop wtgon of freth air, iun»hlna and good loot nqui«ke«per for elderly or builnus people , UTOUB,, rond_ stind snd gas station for NEW buniialow for sale: Just finished, ivltn goodl aa newi t, hRaymon df Thorn*d . Pelmet Mrs. Dodge's; farm offers all theie at r«*- or at nraotloal nurie t have daughter, whom I rent or for sale, on Btate highway] near Bsrate anil all convcnlemes. All niwl; keepers do not look on mo as an undesirable rival, as they avenue, Keatilburg. N. J.. mar Phllipt W. J. BENN1NO, automobile trim, oonable price. . Mrs, M. Dod.gc» Rumson 1. wUh to keep with me; must be near Red. Uanl<. Corher lot; rent S40 por ileeorated. Charles Drtnker, West Front M 111. • • nilng and rjphajetorlng. tope, eur^ road, Ltttla Sliver, N. J., phone 831, Red EOodhieh achoo). SU§b wisres in first month. William Hancock, phono Red stroel. Blver Plata, phono Red Uank HOT. did when wo first enmo here. Wo'ro all good friends and I II,AT TOP double ilrtwer ofllce YES, It will ba done right It roui eat it RED tJANK Employment Autaer, 4B Uiv SIX-HOOM homo for rent at the Country carries over no balances. It allows no fret, 1-li-lncli thick: glaied complete. Price waabed at the Uoro nutte* In* waah HAVE, vafanclee for two couple to boerc eriltla avenue, phone 14112, Rtd Dank. Club estates, Ked llank. Inquire John (B.OO In lots or 10 or more. Perrlne * averilrnfts. Each day It OPCIIM a new ac- *und Clhtrle* A Innfa expert wwehtr for elderly man or woman needing a lit Wt will «upplj vour help or we will give T. Ggan, 11 Wall street, or 10 Wharf ave- count with you. Kacli nlicht it burns the lluekslew, Ijic.. Jtmesburg, N. J. '.l* care end attention I on J>6dge Farm ei fou work. Moat reatonable rut* alonn th* nu.. phona 80-W, Hed H.nk. I couldn't help thinking how this samo plan could bo car- "I'OIl BMM, rea»onab(eT"flfl.en 8, O. It. I. DIIKSSMAKINIl done ami curttlni mad^ Rumion road, 2(0 fist from the rdlds n efliufc Refer*nce> in»e»tlgwttd record of the ilay. If you have falletl to Itml male blnla for breeding! from thrss Mra, Allre Kaolin'.- -'" Watt t'ronl rols*e of thoroushfaret cheerful,. auninln; APARTMENT to let. three rooms, watei use the day's deposit, the losi Is yours. ried on almost everywhere. Stores In nnd around Red Bank Irert. lied Hank.' ntmnsphere. best of food, reasonahl., Mr tiOMyETK^T man wanta work, it you ftas anil electrta light; desirable locatloi-; I Ttiem Is no golnit bio)-*. 'J'livre Is DO draw* of America's leading strains. C. A. How. nfc-td work don* of any kind, *y day »i tlR per month. .Telephone 20flB. Hed Hank ing agsin-it yesterilny. You mvint live In would not hnvo to rely on talking personally, to cuttomon ell, Mark striet, 'THCD LlfJB, a maiiaalni 7i Vei, a real nllih for' klnda of srorsrorkk , apwilallilng In farm It.OO on* yasri IK.00 two your eowt., Feed endsds.. Writ. Or tall at S. Bsrs.r'rsr a *g«n horns flocks, Ileils. Wyandotteli be.t nn-j . .00 two yean. •Samolj u >i anany otheotharr teed(iik bu J n JroOLP \Vaslilnjion aipara-au* OUU KLOOKB resurl.a.d ilk. oe», 1*1 ^UTOMODU.E chain' lost on Illiir roaiK ' ftvtnuo,' tal.pbon. I428t tralni() and trle, hatter) with six extra loti. Thn> honor >our draft*, is .ttioutih you h* urfaiinn b«tiv#fii Jlurtison tni Jl.d n,nk. Find.r of murti mnrtgiga momy and many tmild* ,our old floor! toy maihlne, whloh 'we hav. lfas«. notify Mrs, William Fln.ian, phona *W. ar. pr.parcd to slv. vou axaall.nt («rmi to rlarht it*rty. Kdwjird 11*y*. onuKaous -s.rvto*. Clmrctt street, Kilr Haven, N. J.( phone inv tuHiift it Is po»tth\tf tu luty your horn* KlfSiiTiiB. fvy~Oan***pj-' ram., No. »0« neehtly added to our m-u'prn.nt Phiut. Klumso >RB ' Kul llank 4l>6, oit practlrolly thtr •nine trrmi ai rent. Halph n fllcVef R.-t nar.li ,- ' SRlfiiOETicX aTnliTtTous saisiiman wsni«3 But It mcli a plun wcro started It would havo to be Vept with water hack, line oondltlon. HI; UF. KGAUY for your, baby ohloki1KT0S i brood- UUN0A~l7oW for rtnti fuu"r "roomi and The (IHTerence bflnit, ttio landlord'! prntlti illnln» room elaelrlc ,ll«hl dome, leania LAV'I'ON II. CI.AUK ' Sit,, juitlei ol t'.H en, buttermilk, bultermllli itartlm feed who can aall ofllca aqulpmsnti sooil po> golrtff to i>»y n(T* your inurtimutu nuteail up to got full rcdultn.'' It wouldn't bo very successful If It •illlon oRsr.il to rlKbt man. Itutl.r's Omc. bathl electric, Urs* oeltar. Mn, (jeoritt of In mill lumllord'it porkpt. If you own a ass, 111,(11), 9" Maplf avenue III.) place, bnrousrh of "Ked nank, N. .J.. all supplies, remedial .and equipment Prop Grovtr, 270 Medhaitlo street, ltcartlally own a vacant lot (not 10M on wcro carried on a few weeks nnd then dropped. Dont lUrt contract* that ni'tn uothlnir mnr« than criminal claas ha-ird anil drt-ormlnnl. II ji. wikon co.,:iv Veil front itreel. luil ERytZ}i wanU'ilT'inyonTwlsTiT T While strot, Bs.l llank, , Hank. ' . ___ Int • sar.R. built or rsvalr work dona, 1 Ftill "U*EN r, httuir. ^•rnit, dit the HUci (•••ft! will) mi nptlon to buy within « at It unlesn you uro determined to carry it on, BUSINESS NOTICES. highway} all Improvimeiitu «uM«ble for f•,„"'" ipacirittt time) the uniltr»l«rnil -T .i'uOlTfjtV'manuri. straliht. tKraa ol fooi VIMoanf glvHlf aV yo#VuU ae^ propositioUIUIIUIUPIInI tllHtha*t wilfilll IHTlav*1 ---*-.-- --*- "* -.,,., . ..,,-___ .-, U.u.r.i 0 11 1 ll 1 III .ranve with yitur local bulldtr to K and milldsi U.u.r.i r. J08IP11 I KN1O1I1, luhiam.r, ov«r ' •oyou moneny on ailamsm . laonarLeonard MessieM.l r r,poultry". !)', •IIO K* J'Kl'.'fkennelsf. .'*I.a" """"!roomi bet"""'"'w p.lrina «»li*alsa /l»an on ill HMHMt li torn, for aali 1 remenable. Call mil phone 7II-M. MUill.town. ''-Uid1 Han''"•'•k an""'d MMldillitowi"•'<<•• owiu rani %%n" — IMIIIh*d twant) rsati .ip.rlania nlHn« nank AtP.il • ' . monthth. ll?rf«^i*r? , h ^f BfflBffl-MM , HeHd I' plain ami you pity f<»r It m r«ht. Manr Of tailing lils customers ALL about his ipcclali. Ho learned rsaionabls all oorli •mirant (oods at .union, , sal! .nylhlni an-/ IfYbTATED "lima will •*..*.II lh. soil, AMAOEII want.d for Il.d Bank bransh brnpertlea are ll»tetl wltrr* the purchaier ll all I hslp Ih. turn, lawn Or isrd.n Uiorf . alor.i no aap.rl.nc. nscasHryl 1190 Toil UKNTT. ati"" » I'iieri " plaoePaivVri I* renulrrtl oulv lo pay ir>00 or lem •ml Hint fluff, phnn. ll.ill t nan> 1HM. nb.ra. Phon. Dill O.hli 1I7.W, ' ln-,« It till li.si W. oan il.llv.l .alnll. flash ilrposlt iranulrad on Itooilal MOO up moms, allll Improvements, inoluillnB (ha H I.«Unco, illvdUri lit monthly paymtnta, li«B'. tons or carloads KnJ D. Wlkolt munlhly. Addr.sa Manufaolurar, am wat.r heater, lias log In living room, eatra nftviitlmei) IMI than tie houie would ae< LANU8DAPK Mrdan./. frantnii Co.. in Wat! Wont str«at, ll.il nanh, 1'sarl atr»at, llarlford. Conn tolfeolfet aand lart. nsw fllrnsc. In liisemeiit, tmlly rent ror, Abtolut«ly no a«a«iament< Tho moro ho told NlCiV KU)OBB m«ii« ^eileel al emaU iw Apply 17 I'.tara plaes, or aall Had llank 'tor 'ipartan.w! roaoi sprarlni, ls» MAN vfanls ppattlvn as liutchar, eip.ri. or lionu«#>* for lltmnolnK. lly r«aillitK thi llav. rotir new floors finished By m llooi oUnalllanijiaindidt Hr«Roal ICICMIRI* ailvrrlliementii week< Tho qulckor ho tolil. IM out ol (rounds, i.ra. or'.mall machine In th. dr.I plaae— II lives flionar HOI) imWAItt). fi-ir any Informallon , enieilnraferancell by Mlroh lit. Ail. vt Joint ll. I'rotheru v drem lliileher, drawer M.lleil Dank; rI UN (I AIAi WtTiur rent.' J in t contpltt*ili *ill |y voti will IItul tiiuRn AilflM tl'.n a« t» "'at whan tar in the .nd fhons Ualph ,n slohila. l|». Hi si will l»d to th. arr.it ami c6n. „ „...., ,...... litlere^tlng, HhoUt* Rand, tttt eatlmate _^^___ .. ImpravemenU] aim newly r-smotlnUtl ilf- ami !Ull«ll mn« how la plant, T. II. Stllaa. 11 Uarri ' vlotlon of (hi part; thai polsomilmy, ronm bouie, fell Jtnpr»vtin«ntt| v*t*u» with lul u VBIIH-I K mid wliUprrltitlU f iwkei I* not f*ilouMe |touie~im I.itkeiltle""»ve« rlltnt rvctntly apu-farvi \\ th< on.ee dli* ara.l tt.-i Itanll XX)'VrtnK^f&Kb Term lianif wanUd, one ndtUrteit wlili th« fioua« \*f hail been paying UTON siinlrastur, .illmal.i sh.tifullr nu«, Itumion. for rtnti all Improvtminti. ItiO monthly i«nt fur miritif ttif pant soy TCtfHtnirWCIHUfiTiTf. *.al .atat., all "who uitu.ritanda itrlvlm Ireetor, I'houi 0 UUvem, 180 ltlvir avanue. llll nil on, 1 1 •iv.n, Rua.na iorar. in llndtcn ***• erirHFifliiArjinnnrfiit-Trsr.iirfMdr: Mlddl.town U18-F.4, Joseph Morris. y-ttara. * When ohowit A real horn* fur tht u., ll.il flanl, Pdon. I4H, . Mnili cr( Insutanta, mortists loans , hl,lili» am«l«ni n>nis>j>rdiluiilnjf anJ ion. tthon-K aOT-W. • tttria ml*>R**d, and mu*h Omtm, t4 Uroad ilr.tl, ntd ll.uk, or 4 illllDlilur bilanni) fallen, Only Hi par liotT0O for riui In'Tilt rei. - morp io wli»n told that Ii* fluuhl iiurehf** xprrai«n~vwi(iillr put on, tnahei .nolh.n r ^..ata—r fat I'all.rinn iv.nut, Khriwiburr. N. i.. lsl«- Inn, .r.r.if I). Wlkofl Co, 10 VV.sl Irint • •VIM room i, Id III, hut waiter li**ti open It nn the Hilkittmuly e«ay i*tn\n • hlhldin a 1'hol-i. 4, ' atr..l| t-td n.nk. REAL ESTATE WANTED. flrtplioe, all Itniiruvententii ••ri[r*p. II. h. 1 n«lt ami 15ft monthly, muvh "f whtah ie to Thlliaul mill ttKir An* pin . I*,, lirogn JM WANT to t. Vandvrvnflrt i\> llranch av«tiu#. I'lioni Itiu apply on th« prlndpil, tnaMittf • iftvlnV or llanlt \Uh, m l*Mt IU mctnlbly. J«tin II. I'rtitken). samplis on r^usil.. JUtl b.lw.tn Cl Ill Monnumtli «trr«i. |ihmt* O<. nr l|nlUv> lonillon, number «f rnnml, any improvw )!•)), HI' Mitiitfnulh Piriat, Jihuilt llll Pa.o»p Sixteen "'•. RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 22,1928. of this danger on the part of the THE RED BANK REGISTER. public. -" . RED BANK AT HOME SHOW JOHN H. COOK, Bailor ud i"ubll.6«r. OEOROE 0. HANCE. Attwlite Editor. Failure to put down sidewalks on- COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES HAS THOMAS lavINO BROWN public highways probably causes EXHIBIT AT NEW YORK. / • ' Builntsi Manager. , more deaths in Monmouth county and in the state of New Jersey than It Has a Diiplay at Madison Square —Red B.nk It. Aibury New Red Bank 1800. all contagious diseases put together. Garden, Where the Annual 'Own Not to remedy this condition, which Your Home" Show ii Now Being SubtcclpUon Prletat could so easily and so cheaply be Held for Eight Days. On* 11.60 Park, Jersey. siBl " month. „„,..._— _....~..__ .11, remedied, is worse than to neglect The Country Club Estates devel- Thro moniln .-— •*» to quarantlne a houso where there opment of Tied Bank has an'exhibit are, smallpox patients. and demonstration of its property at •WEDNESDAY, FEB. 22, 1928. the "Own Your_ Home Show" at How many more people must-be Madison Square Garden, New York. TOWN TALK. injured, crippled and killed before Twenty-five applications for exhi- this perfectly obvi6us danger re- bition space at the show were madei (Continued from pace 4.) ' ceives the attention it deserves! by. New Jersey real estate develop- iThe New Sewage Plant How long will legislators and other ers, of which only three were ac- An Achievement! cepted, one ot.these being the Coun- «nd the River's Purity. • . officials remain blind to this need of protecting the lives of pedestrians! try Club Estates. Everyone who has the best inter- Tho "Own Your Home Show" ests of Red Bank at heart will re- HELP FOR UNEMPLOYED. opened yesterday and it will contin- joice that action has been started ue open until next Tuesday.. It is to build a new sewage plant. This Mrs. Batteriy Thanks Contributors expected that upwards of 2.00,000 should have been done years ago For Generous Respome. will visit the show while it is op«ii before the sewage plant became The Register has received a letter and that all these people will have overtaxed, but this wasn't done from Mrs. Harry E. Battersby of opportunity to learn a good deal What is wanted now is not memories Riverside avenue relative to an ap- about Red Bank a-.id Monmouth of what should have been done but peal which she made for clothing for county as a line locality for their a sewage plant built with the least folks who are unemployed. Mrs. homes. 1 possible lots o( time that will keep Batterey conducts an employment Admission of Teal estate develop- 0/ Steinbach Quality the river pure and undented as itagency and she made the appeal as ments to the "Own Your Home" ex- Featured! was originally. a result of the sufferig and distress hibit is granted only to those prop- * * * resulting from unemployment. The erties which can pass a rigid in- At Popular Pricings letter follows: spection. Before permission was The. reputation of the present granted to tho Country Club Es- board of commissioners will be made "The appeal made by me and pub- Pointed Heel lished last week in The Register met tates to make an exhibit to the show orTBarred by the kind of a job they a committee from the show vlsitci do in building the new sewage plant. with an overwhelming response, just as I felt it would. People do Red Bank and made an examination No praise can. be too high if they of tho property and of the Peck make the plant as it should and can want to help, but do not always $'9.75 methods of sales of lots. A certifi- be made. No excuse will absolve know where help is needed. "The articles sent and brought to cate of merit has been issued to the •". them from blame if they fail to do Country Club Estates, attesting that this. For this reason they are doing me were very useful and in fine con- dition, and many hearts and bodies the project meets the requirement? well not to rely entirely on the re- for permission to exhibit. Tho $14.50 $19.75 were made warm by same. port of the New York sanitary en Country Club display is at booth 508 gineer whom they engaged to mak» "Personally, and in behalf of the people who benefited by this appeal, at the exhibitjpn. A bird's eye view . a survey for the new plant. A com of the property is Bhown a^d this mittee has been appointed to supple- I wish to thank The Register for ment this report with an investiga- publishing the appeal and all theview is set off with appropriate folks who answered the call for help. decorations. The free lot feature —-tion.-- -— of the sales plan is carried outstr "The Inexpensive Dress Section" • t • Very sincerely yours," "Ivy E. Battersby." the show, whero persons may regis- No time should be wasted in get- t m • «» ter for the free.lot drawing. Each' . ting to work on the new plant, but has been open but a few days: and already OCEANPORT NEWS. person who registers for the free i on the other hand enough time lot must be present at the drawing exquisitely groomed femininity has made it a Chiffon-sheer or service should be taken to make a thorough- Stats Health Officer to Speak Here in order to claim the lot if his or rendezvous. Such frocks were never seen at" ly' first-class job—one that will not Thursday Night. her coupon number should be the such prices ! weight silk, beautifully and only serve present day needs bu Captain Robert Cook, chairman fortunate one drawn from the bar- fully fashioned, in the im- the needs of the future. Plants of the board of health, announces rel. Because of this feature it is ' have been built in other towns that a public meeting on Thursday night expected that a large number of The newest—the prettiest. . The quite fascinat- portant Spring shades. can readily be extended to meet fir at 7:30 at the Oceanport firehouse. those who register at New York will ingly different. Sport modes. Street clothes. tare needs without being ro-built Dr. Sweet of the state health de-come to Red Bank at the drawing. and that Is the kind of a plant Red partment will tell the value of theThe management of the Country And things to wear of an evening. Undeniably, they slender- Bank should have. Also it is toxin-anti-toxin treatment for theClub Estates believes that many ize even the trimmest ankle, paramount necessity that the rivei* prevention of diphtheria. All parents New York people will thus become Wool georgette, satin, flat crepe, crepe Roma, be restored to its original purity. and especially the mothers of theacquainted with the attractions of novelty wools, silk-and-woo] novelties, geor- add a touch ^of distinction children are urged to be present. Red Bank and the advantages of lo- and savoir faire to the most Turning the river into a cesspool, On the third Tuesday of the cating here, even though they do gette such are the fabrics. Colors and color as is now being done, is a crime month the ladies' aid society of the not gain the free lot. combinations forecast the soft brilliance of elegant footwear ! against beauty, against decency, Methodist church holds an all day Spring days. against health and against industry. meeting, and If any member has a EVENTS AT A FIREHOUSE. Let us end this smudge,on the fair birthday near that date a covered Choose them in boule- name and fame of Red Bank os dish luncheon is held. Such a meet- Successful Affairs Held by Ladioi' Misses' Sizes 14 to 26 vard, platinum, nude, illu- quickly as we can. Let us end it ing ' was held yesterday. Auxiliary at Befford. x so completely and so thoroughly that Mr. ond Mrs. Robert Laurino en- The baked Virginia ham 3Upper For Larger Women, 44 /2 to 50"4 sion, Arab, mocha and other it will become so dim in memory tertained a number of friends at which was held last Wednesday colorings ! that it will seem like a bad dream their home on Main street on Sun- night at the firehouse of Chemical Women's Sizes 36 to 44 that never happened. But dont get day night. fire company of Belford netted $80. For Little Women, 18Y2 to 28% STEINBACHS—First Floor the idea that it is a dream now. It A chicken supper will be served It was given by the ladies' auxiliary Is a condition that daily grows worse by the ladies' aid society on the of tho company. The auxiliary has STEINBACHS—Second Floor and a condition of which the town night of February 29th. accorded a vote of thanks to Wag- should be thoroughly ashamed. The Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Wardell and ner's meat market for a gift made present board of commissioners has son of Herbertsville were week-end for the supper and a similar ex- an opportunity to confer a blessing guests of Rev. and Mrs. Jacob Small- pression of thanks Has been made to on the town such as has seldom pre- wood. > others who assisted in making the sented itself in the history of the Mrs. J. S. Walling of Main street supper successful. community. is visiting her daughter-in-law at A dance will be held at the fire- Special Once Again! North Long Branch. house next Wednesday night at half- Dominic Laurino, son of Mr. and past eight o'clock. Orchestral music Have You Opened A Charge Official Neglect Mrs. Edward Laurino of Main street, and cafeteria refreshments will bo Causes Many Deaths. s sick with pneumonia at the Long among the features. Advance Spring Pumps Branch hospital. The auxiliary held a social meet- Account? Figures just published as to the John Canavarl number of lives lost in automobilo is erecting two ing at the firehouse Monday night, In Becoming Styles for Women. accidents the past year in New Jer- garages in the rear of the two new Another such affair will be held * * * sey show that most of the victims houses he recently built on Main Monday night, March 5th, with Mrs. were pedestrians. An average of streets Charles White, Mrs. Daniel L. about two persons lost their lives The Oceanport fire company will Ahcarn and Mrs. William Suther- $4.25 every day on the streets and roads hold a card party at the firehouseland as hostesses. Do You Phone Your Orders To of the state. Figures are not avail- on the night of March 6th. The auxiliary is arranging to hold $9.85 to $13.85 slippers, all of them ! able as to how many of these vic- Arthur Boross and Leigh Millar a chicken potpie supper soon at the Our Personal Shoppers? , Slim little satin ones, smart kids and tims lost their lives while walking attended the Boy Scout rally recent- firehouse. on. roads without sidewalks', but the ly held in the armory in Red Bank. . sophisticated suedes reptile grains, percentage must be large. In thio Tho trustees of the Methodist: MANY SEE 'MY NEW CURATE.' * * * patent leathers, combinations. part of Monmouth county mor? church will serve an oyster supper | deaths from automobile accidents at the church hall on the night of St. James's Parent-Teachers' Asio The surplus Spring stock of a large manufacturer...... March 14th. elation Makes $250. every style authentically new. evory shoo well wear- have been caused by roads without Do You Know The Convenience ing, faultlessly made, and of finest material. All sidewalks than by any other cause. Mrs. Edward Worthlcy was hos- "My New Curate," a play written tess last week to the Mothers' cir-by Canon Shechan of Ireland was types of heels. All sizes, collectively. ' • • clo of the DeMolay at vanishing given last Saturday afternoon and Of The "CLUB PLAN " ? Opera Pumps Step-In Pumps Oxfords No one is more free with advice tea. Cards were playted during the night at St. James's high BQhool for autoistsand pedestrians than ofli-! evening and prizes were awarded to auditorium under the direction of STEINBACHS—First Floor cials. They constantly issue stric-1 Mrs. George Lammon, Mrs. Adolph the parent-teachers' association. tures about drivers and pedestrians I Rullman and Mrs. Isaac Stein. Over 350 persons saw the play and being negligent and taking too many the actors and actresses had the chances. Even if this nogligcn-'i' FAIR HAVEN NEWS. audience laughing and crying at and proneness to take chances is as „, .. ~—„ . . times. About $250 was cleared. Marthi T great as it is claimed to be, it is Wa.h.ngloi Supper Ton.ght Thfl monpy wi), b(, uge(J ^ fauy still a less potent cause of death and »t Methodist Church. school supplies und to help equip injuries than ofllcial inaction in not Everything Is in readiness for thethe school's chemistry laboratory. Three Groups of Delightful New Frocks for Girls providing sidewalks. Instead of Martha Washington supper to bu Tho play was given by professional blaming others for roadside trace- held tonight at the Methodist performers nncfthcy wereasslstodfn dies it.would be well for officials to church under the direction of the the minor parts and in tho choruses examine their own records. ladies' aid society. The supper will {by members of the junior and senior • • • be held from half-past five to eight classes. It is a record of which no oneo'clock. should feel proud. Hundreds of per- I Tho firemen's auxiliary will meet Engaged to Wed. Each Lovely Each Price sons killed every year because they!on Thursday afternoon of this W( ok w lich tinl Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Bowman of have no place to walk except in th-j -' . »* ' ° •» "shower' Hilton Park, near Highlands, have roads where they are never fiafe will be hold for the sewing circli; announced the engagement of their Garment A One To Be » from deuth Injuries, T!>< orotically of the auxiliary. daughter Ktliel to Charles R. West- these pedestrians havp IU much rl^'lit Mrs. Mart Hurr of Forman ave- phal of Maywood, New Jersey. No in the road as nutomobih Actually nue, who has been confined to thodate has been net for tho wedding. Foreshadowing Appreciated By they have no right In the road at l)ud siiiMjJust November, Is slowly nil. It is a ridiculous an well ai u improving. NX / shameful condition. Mr. lAul Mrs. I'/drilc Collins, sum- Mid-week Excursions of Springes The Economy- mer residents of this plncc, who nrc ro sojourning in Cutin, aro having u Safety first "campalgni arc con-flno time according to a' letter re- stantly launched, nearly always ceived from them by Mario Webei Fashions Wise Shopper! from official sources Ilan anyone NEW YORK of Knatnirio park. They 111 they \ ever noticed n cumpulRn of Diij sort WEDNESDAY lw Presidenl tt wlldKo nrriva In' advocating sidewalks on roads which " ' "'""l .'." Hn nna ic! y no flaw Lindbergh ' nro without thce Improvement*I Inrrivr o 'mi ,""d they nttcndcil o recep-' February 29th What could be more-appropriate for tion to him by the United Ktnte* « safety first campaign thnn fiction $1.45 of thin sort! The trouble I* thnl nmbamuulor. j ""• Roiini) Trl| The Heconil of n srrle* ol toxin- I Tlcl.il. Art Oeod lo Niwtrli. official' would~rathcr upend million? v of dollar* for flood rond* for autohlH nntl-toxln Injections will lie K' enl Train liivti Hid llnnk 0« A. M. to tho ichool children nml |ir«- ll.i;iri,l,,» ir..M N. V., W..I aid HI. thnn to tpc-nd the unmU amount ncc- l« I', M,, l.lbnlr «1». "t»0 J1. «., H«w dxMiry to mike mift walking- plncri1 deliool children on Thuriulay morn- l wrek n-t 0:15 o'clock nt '"', '»>••"> In/ormnllon tteuri hindU'i tho Willow iitrcut nchoolhou/ic by Dr. ' * '"'"" """•• Group 1—Contains soft little frocks Group 2—Is made up of piquant two- Group 8—Boauiifully tailored frocka Thrie oflU'lali would fee! differ- IKdw. Inn of ,ti, nHtow,, liourd o f-^-"^J'-MNEW JERSEY CENTRAL of icreey in such bright shades as piece sports frocks, also of jersey. of heavy flat crfye. Every line indi- rntly If they weir held pr-rfonnllv linui'd oB| rjilui tit Inn rl Tho in't^clionl , rcnnonalhio fur each clinlli CIIUMCI children an thorn- fioir. mit your tt Red, Independence Blue, Nuvy, Rose With leather belts, embroidered lin- cative of the feminine renaissance in by lack of ulilrwiilkt on public romlr llvi y<• 111"• old. and Beige. Youthful linen collars en collars, soft ribbon ties^ In tho styling; every now coloring Spring's Owners of I>UIIIIIIIK< nru held re Tilt; liullo' KUIIII of tin Dlilirch of aro daintily embroidered. Sizes 7. usual jersey colorings. Sizes 10 to own. Sizes from 7 to 14. •ponslblo when drntlit oedir through' the Holy Coiniiiuiilon renllzoil fl'H nt fnlluro to Install ordinary nfuilly (If thn hot ronut Ix'i'f nipper hcli) rn- 8, 0 and' 10. 14. ,M fol- iviitly In the inn-lull liiMinn Mr> I low failure of flfliclulf to provide til John IIIIIIIIIIIKII wnr cliiilrnmn of tin' 8TEINDACHB—Second Floor •»fdty (loylrn of nldrwnllif on publlr coiiiinltti'n lllfbwuyi '7'hli |< what will be iloiiv li « bolter njiurgelutlob I li p«yi to advu tUt la Tin lUglttit. I KED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 22,1928.

PERSONAL. CHURCH'S EUCHRE PARTY. CHURCH PARTY MAKES $500. NEW CHURCH SOCIETY. ; Bowling League Meeting. ••'• CAR FALLS INTO RIVER. 'a J\» The captains of .the bowling Br virtue of a writ ef f). ft. to *e«t 'etf 1> v"IIa ' Ralph H. Mount, Jr., of Provi- ••UVIISM at Eatontown Netted Three Churchea Unite in a Card Preibjrtcrian Young Folk* Form reeled, la.u.d out ef tha Ce»rt Vchauwjf * Christian Endeavor Croup. . teams of the Commercial bowling of tha State of New Jariey, wliTeJ a*. ] dence, Rhode Island, who li a «tu- Mora Than (300. HIGHLANDS MAN JUMPS AND Party and Dance. eague will meet on Friday night, Contractor. fhe'lUth "aj * fP Mareh*'jl!ii'' betiieS We dejnt at Stevens Imtitute of Hobs- Th* euchre party and dnnco for ESCAPES INJURY. About six hundred persons attend- . An intermediate Christian en- March 2d, at the home of George BUILDING, ALTERATIONS: D deavor society has been formed at hour, of 12iiio o'elock anoliOt; e'aleai ken, spont part of last week with rid e benefit of St, Dorothea's church id a card party and danco last W. Bray on Wallace street to. ap- PAINTING & MASON WORK. (at 2:00 o'clock), In the afternoon•« »Vl? .' Eatontown last Thursday night William Murray Leaps From HU Thursday night given ,by the Everett, 'the Red Bank Presbyterian churcll. t«ri at the Court llouao In.the Boro\i|n el grandfather, C. 8. Mount of Maple point committees for the anhuaj Satisfactory work guaranteed. > reehold, ,eounty of. Monmouth, New Jen letted more than 1300 and ft was Machino Whin H« Saw a Train Bradevelt and Marlboro Catholic The- members are Henry Buinton, avenue. Miss Georgia BaUer' of 'eague banquet and for soliciting ity,m to naatlali y a Haoree ef aali<|eiiit Tel. 463.M. • ?""'!i to aoprcilmatelif tl.Me.Oi, Patcrton was a recent guest of Mlu me of the most successful events of After Hit Car Crashed' Through churche»,,at St. John's hall at Marl- Hope Bcrlew, Arthur Cadman, Jack ?lH ;*t"* *° •I'lirvAiiiij.wtjr l ( A'"H ""that* ctrtalrinv. lot. tractract or »a * Carrlo Mount of'Maple avenue. he tort ever held for the church Gata on lh» Highlands Qrldge. boro. . The festival was the first of Chambers, Edwin Close, Clare Dn- and and pramlsti, iltt l took place In the municipal build* ts kind to be held jointly by the Vey, Richard Dayey, Barbara Goode, intf In tho VillagVillagee ooff MiddlAown.ln Edward Murphy of Westiide ave- William.Murray of Highlands had Spiritualistic ToviniihlToviniihl p of MlddlttownMlddlt , 1{| the Conn nue has resumed his duties »B Jsnl >ng at Eatontown, the use of which a narrow escape from drowning Sat- three churches in several yejers and Grace Hill, Wilfifred Kelly, Marie FIRST CHURCH OF ervices will be held every MonmoutM h and State of New JlMtJlMty was donated by John LaMarche. It was more successful .•" financially Koehne; Paul Kogge,, Dorothy. Llp- Bes'lnnlntslnnlntx oonn the south ildldt of ! tor at ths BWer street achbolhoiue urday afternoon when his automo- Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock own streeet anandd tiorthwvfftthfrr corntr after having'been laid up a week ubert Gaul and his orchestra pro- bile ran off the bridge at Highlands and-socially than was expected by pincott, Peggy Smith, Reginald Wol- CHRIST SCIENTIST at -Florence Avenue and the l"i It tth«neh « louthtrly •Ipnjr t lded music free of charge. ' About its promoters. The receipts are ex- cott, Dorothy Woollcy, Harry Wor- 54 Broad St., Red Bank, N. J: Boulevard, Ocean View, Leon- •aid Casler'tlar'a llott onn e hndrhundricd f aandn , iltf with iin infection In hU foot resem- and plunged into tho Shrewsbury &D) ftet: thence north seventy-nine~de« • bling blood poisoning.' - :50 persons wore present, '" river. Murray jumped before, the pected to exceed $500. Patrons at- den, James Worden, Percy Dore- ardo,. N. J. Public invited. Kev. ees and fifteen minutes west elihlT.oma tended the party from Red Bank, mus, William . Doremus, Mildred dervleta SuDdaj, II A. M.. • P. U. Frances Stevenson, Pastor. '_™ a visit Miss Ruth LaMarche was awarded, to without a scratch, Rumson, Scabright, Long 'Branch, Jon ,' Dorothy Longstreet, .Althea During July ind Austin tbt 8us- rr£fe« and forty-five minutes east alsni Asbury Park, Belmar, Jllberbin, Key- Muller, Thomas Oakley, Kathryn' any Evening 8«rvlct oil] bi omitted ne of sold Brawn's lot one hundred anq of tvyo'wceks with relatives, and Miss Dorothy Breslin of Shrewsbury. iMr. Murray was driving his Ford LOCUST GROVE ','/.,(160> feet to "", aouth aide of e*ld "•ope, August Schweriker, Margue- Wednstriay Evening TwtlmonUI frlonds at Philadelphia^ , ' Frank Welsh of Mlddletown re- suburban bar across the bridge from port, Matawan, Keansburg; "Free- Meeting!—S P. M. POULTRY FARM, Idilletown street: these* south sevantr- ceived a wicker chair and Mies Nora hold and other large towns. rite Smith and Dorothy Thompson. Rending Room—Wednesdays end ne degrees and fifteen mlnutea eekt aloflff Lynn 'Woodward, son of John Highland Beach toward Highlands. Saturday! from 3:90 to <:S0 P. U. White Leghorn Chicks of quality rath aide of aald Mlddletown, 4tra»t lev- Flynn received a floor lamp, In ad- The society has elected Kathryn ity-nlne degrees and fifteen minutes esat Woodward of Weatslde avenue, hai A railroad train had stopped at tho Euchre and five hundred were Tbe Dublin li corcllill, Invited to from pure-bred high-egg record, long south aide of aald Mlddletown »troet returned to his duties Hi the navy dition to these awards about 100 Btation at the other ond of the played at about fiifty tables and 'ope president, Thomas Oakley vice attend the lervleea «nd - visit ^h well-culled flocks. ^ aventy-nlne feet and six inches to the after having spent a vacation at his prizes'of exceptional value were bridge and the gates which protect many valuable awards were offered president, Dorothy Thompson sec- Rurltna Room. I also Uo Custom Hatching. lace of beginning*. given to the winners of the card retary and Mildred Goff treasurer. Belni the same tract of land that «••< home. • He has been attending a the automobile traffic at the point to the high scorers, including fancy White Leghorn hatching eggs in nveyed .to aald Augusta.8, Conover or nayal training ichool at Newport, games. The prize committee con- where the tracks cross the roadway household furnishings and a prize New officers elected recently by large or small quantities. tariun Conover and wife *y deed dated On* Oaty Pleaeuro OuttnaJ to You are invite'd to 'inspect the ugust 3, 1878. and recorded In tha Men. Rhode Island, and he will leave isted of Miss - Kathrlne LaMarche had been lowered. of three large breeding chickens. A the junior Christian endeavor soci- injth county clerk's office In Liber lll'ef Boon for a cruise. ind Mils Helen Hughes.' The re- The windshield of Mr. Murray's booth where.fancy articles were on ety were Kathryn Ely president, flocks of birds and see what you •jeds, on pagre.2S0, etc. ' ' : 'reshment .committee was made up are buying. Belni; nlso Intended aa the' same land • Mrs, Cecil F. Hartman of' Moh' car was covered with snow and .ho sale, and a cake and refreshment Stanley Parker vice president, Fran- NEW YORK , ind prernlael described In e deed from , mouth street gave birth to a daugh- >f Mrs. Leon Smock and Miss Ella did not see the train or the gates. stand were among the party's at- ces Sherwood and Janet Conover. Front All Stations B. SCHLAFKE. llchard .Lufburrow and wife to tht aald !onway| _ • ohn H. Hlllyer. dated Deiember 10, 1*10. ter lust week at the Hong Branch The machine broke through one of tractions, . Mrs. Charles A. Wolbach is'su- Point Pleasant $1.75 Phone Red Bank 129-W . nd recorded In the- Monmouth aountjr erk'a office in Boole 1102 of Deads, psics , hospital. . Many of the prizes were given the gates and started across tha Dancing was enjoyed with, orches- perintendent,, of the two societies to Matawan, ind. ^r —"tfiJL Roun~d Shrewsbury, New. Jersey. J p Riverdale Ave., just off Hance Rd. 311, etc. . • ' .; Miss Margaret- Mount of Maple by Eatontown business men. - Those tracks^ Mr.. Murray then saw the tra music until a late hour. Dur- and the assistant superintendents Seized aa the property of John N. Ulllxr avenue and Miss Catherine Rogers who madie contributions were Hen- train, which ha'd not yet left the sta- ing an intermission .in the dance pro- are Miss Margaret Randolph, Miss Sunday, March 4th ux., taken In execution at the suit of"—^ argnretta F. W. Raekleaa et al., and to be of Rumson attended the "Junior ry Allen; Wolcott & Pflster, Morrlu tion. •'• He thought the. train waB in gram Norman Deacy of Red Bank Marion Woolley, Miss Agnes Seeley TlckeU good only on ipeclal train leav. ild by AVtnKeuren, Wolcott Bros., I. E. and Miss Helen Koehne. The socie- ing Red Bank 8:68 A, M. Returning leave week" exorcises at Cornell Univer- motion and he jumped from his car gave a recitation and a song. The New York, Weit 28 rd Street, 8:47 P. M., HARRY N. JOHNSON, BhtrlC. Dated February 2, 1»2«. , sity, New York. ; .•;••' Wolcott, G. B. Smock, Main.Street without attempting to stop it. The entire party was in charge of Rev. ties meet every Sunday night at the Liberty Btreet, 0:00 P. M. Newark, Broad church. Last Sunday night's topic Street, I) :06 P. M. Children S yean of age Geo. W. Sewing L3TON BEEKMAN, Solicitor. ' Market, Edward. Taylor, the Gulf • Mrs. M. K. Henrehan, Mrs. Wll automobile broke through the rail- Francis P. Sullivan, rector of the nnil under 12, ball fare. (ol 1) .JH1.H Ham H. Pope, Mrs. J. C. Fisher and refining company,-Mrs.. Allen Ben- Ing on the railroad trestle and fell three churches, who was assisted by for the intermediate . society was "Sportsmanship" and for the jnior NEW JERSEY CENTRAL CONTRACTOR SHERIFF'S SALE. Mrs. William Borden of Red Bank nett, Dangler's drug store, Jesse Into tho river. a committee-composed off-members Dy virtue of a writ of IS.- fa. to mt dl- attended the performances at the Lane and Charles, Miller. The water was deep and the car of these parishes. The proceeds society "The Patriotic." and BUILDER octed, UBued out ot the Court of Ob»n«iry if the State of Ntw Jeraty, will be «. Roxy and Paramount theaters last disappeared beneath the surface. from Thursday night's party will be >oned to sale at public vtndue, on Monday. Wednesday at Now York. Miss,Jean SALE OF A NEW HOUSE. Mr. Murray says'1 he will not • at- used to pay for improvements to RED BANK, N. J. he ISth day of March, 1028, bctwHntbt Roll Call at Leonardo. For Up-to-Date tours of 12:00 o'clock and &.0O o'eloak C. Popo has received a crate of or- tempt to recover the- car as ft is an the church rectory at Bradevelt. Office in Eianer Building at 2:00 o'clock), in the tftcrnoon of -ltd Red Bank Man Buya Dwelling'Be< About 76 persons attended the [ay, at the Court Home In thivUorough H anges and grapefruit from Miss Bar- old model and it would cost more, The prize, winners were Mrs. Room 3 bara McClees of Manhattan. Beach, fora it U Finished. roll call service at the Leonardo 'reehold, county of Monmouth, Naw Jet* to have the car raised than it is Thomas Mahe'r, Mrs. A. P. Bennett, Decorating Telephone Z018. ey. to satisfy a decree, of • aid Court who is in Florida. . . Mrs. Charles W. Bitter has sold worth. Mrs. Charles Lamb, Mrs. Ella Van- Baptist church last Thursday after- LmountlnB to apprnlmatelr tl2.B0Q.40. noon and evening. The church was Jobbing ol All Kinda ALL those tracti or paretlt of land ant'' Mra. Jennie Schefller of Mechanic a house which is being built on the Dorn, Mrs. Noonan, Mrs. W. Con and service, call Red Bank 594 remises, hereinafter particularly dtMiitHHl, street Is convalescing at tha Laurel west side of Conover place at River- way, Mrs. B. A. Hickey, Mrs. John so crowded that the seating capacity Ettimatee Cheerfully Purniihed ituate, Jying- and be in if In tht TownihiB RED BANK'S ATHLETES. had to be increased by placing camp if Atlantic. In the County of HonmoatM house at Lnkewood after an opera- side Heights to Frank W- Bakeman Lamb, Mrs. John Maher, Mrs. Henry Estelle's Painting and mtl State of New Jersey, chairs in the aisles. The large at- tion' performed at the Methodist of Red Bqnk. The price was $7,500 They Will Hold a Dane* at tha Haig, Mrs. Henry Baggett, Mrs. FIRST TRACT: Bounded on the nort1h hospital at Irooklyn. and the sale was.madeby. John B. Smoka Shop on April 18th. Thomas White, Mrs. William Hardy, tendance any lands (formerly) of Samacl.T. Vandei * fair was generally regarded as a -eer, on the east by latidf of Albert I. Btd»* Mrs. Harry C. Sieber of Arthur "'""there! The lot is 60x150' feet. Red Bank's newly formed nth Mrs. M. Cummings, Mrs. Martin nett, on the south by lands of Georif Tar* tribute to Rev. Thomas G. Thomas, Auto Vans and [Express or *ml Isnne P. SUteitr, and on the «••! place suffered a broken wrist in a The house has six rooms, a sun letic club received • nine new mem-Kelly, Mrs. John E. Harrington, Mrs. 20 Mount Street, Red Bank. (• t>y Innds of Theodore Conover; BXG1M* during whose pastorate the church Nuw that moving time is. near L am ' full a few day's ago in her home. porch, a, bathroom and modern im- bers at last Thursday' night's meek Peter Maher, Mrs. Bernard Warne- prepared to do your next moving ot Turn'. '.'-,'„ at a stone lying In the corner of Al*> has gained materially along every ture. pianos or bangage to gtl psrta ot jert I. Bennett's line and running (1) Tlic broken bone was reset by Dr. provements. A garage is on the Ing and the club's membership to- ker, Mrs. Thomas Kelly, Mrs. Ed- city or country, in tha largeat padded vans iouth forty-four degrees and thirty rail.' ilace. Mr. Bakoman Is one of the line. In Red Uank. Before YOU nave rour nest itea west forty-Three chains and thirty* William D. Sayro. taled 35 before its charter was ward T. Rooney, Mrs. Florence icven Unkfl to a stone; thence (2) aorlk fficlalfi of the Red Bank oil com- Song services were held at both moving done, write, send or call for the Mr. and Mrs. Martin Nill of Al- adopted that night. A dance wil Rooney, Mrs. Henry Maher, Mrs. J. onl? reliable furniture move™ ID town, and wo decreed weit fourteen chains anl pany. He bought the house for his sessions of the roll call and the .wenty-eiffht links: thence (8) wa»t twelve) ston court are spending a. few weeks be given by the club at the Smoke Mount, Mrs. E. Sherwood, Mrs. sat niv prlcea on your next lob. All kinds ihain* and thirly-ibc links: thfnet (4> own use. It will be completed by leader was Rev. Ralph Carr of At- of heavy or light trucking done at abort at Hollywood Beach, Florida. Mr. Shop tavern April 18th. Tho mon-Michael McUrail, Misses' Kathryn notice. Call or addreas north four desreea and fifteen mini}' March 15th and Mr. Bakeman ex- Costello, Loretta Maher, Mary Mon- lantic Highlands.' Rev. F. B. Mor- five chains: thence <&) north on* def NIU Is owner of McNnlr's market on ey realized will be used for the J. T. EQAN ind thirty minutes west twelve chain* i pects to move in it early in April. ahan, Helen Zaner, Elizabeth Maher ley of Atlantic Highlands and Rev. Front street. promotion of sports and to main- 11 WALL STREET. RED BANK enty-four links to a stone In the Miss Ada- Caplan, daughter of Helen Kilmartin, Jane Ryan, Clara H. Pierce Simpson of New Mon- west corner of Saqiuel T. Vanqei tain a meeting place and gymna- Investment Reaidence Phone 39-W farm; thence (6) north alxty-nlne Church Newi. Cahill, Mary Capcho, Emma Mc- mouth led the devotional periods. , Harry Caplan of Locust avenue, is sium for club members. The dance Office Phone Z215-J ind fifteen mlnutei east along BL'-I .-T Knight, Sadie Mack, Irene Costello Mrs. William Swan of Navesink and confined to her bed with pneumonia conjmittec consists of Anthony Fias- 10 WHARF AVENUE T. Vnnderveer's line thlrty-slx ehalp* and The Woman's union, a jiew or- Catherine L.oftus, Anna Daley, Mar- Miss Cella Shuck each sang two tlehty-faup links., to a hickory tree: thence "*: Leo Green and John Kelly of Red ganization of the Presbyterian conaro, chairman; George Meyers, Securities (7) north twelve degrect west aqc ehklni Batik have, returned from a three garet E. Loftus, Caroline Toomey soloa. Addresses were made by Rev. and seventy-nine links; thence ,(8> aorta church embracing the various church Robert Nicosia, Raymond Mancini Nellie McDonough, Ella B. Kelly Lee J. Beynon, recording secretary seventy-seven degrees and fifteen mlnntfl weeks' trip to Cuba. societiee, will meet on Thursday James Sheedy, Carter Krahnert, >ast six chains and ninety-one Hnki t "• Honry G. Loeb of New York has Elizabeth VanDorn, Ruth M. Bacon of the Baptist state convention; and .hence <9) louth thirteen degrrfee and flf- night of this week in tho church Anthony Cardner and Daniel Fuller Jane Diggins, Florence Welsh, Marie by Rev. Charles Mayhew, field sec- oen minutes east eighteen chains int been visiting his daughter, Mrs. chapel. ton. Leon Shusterman, manager o: •inhty-four links: thence (10) loqth flftf" Louis G. Davidson of Leroy place, Costello, Catherine Daily,- Ella Bol retary of tbe convention. A fine Tour decrees west three chains, and six* Preparations are being made for the Strand theater, was appointed supper was served %o everyone pres- teen links: thence (U) south forty-four William Jones, superintendent on lentin, and Bernard Kelly, Patrick degrees and thirty minutes east two ehalnt of loyalty services to be chairman of the publicity and ad- Gaffney, James S. Rooney, John J ent by the women of the church. and twenty-five links to the place of Be* the Felix W,arburg estate at Tarry ginning, containing one hundred and nlnt hold In. the Presbyterian church]vertising committe'e. McKnight, Raymond P. McCue ncres and eighty-nine hundredth! of as* >'< towrT,~New York, Is spending several fro* March. 11th to April 8th. The The organization now meets In acre, be the flame more or less. . , "•days with his brother, Louis V. Fred Welsh, Thomas White, O. M object of these services Is to increase the American Legion rooms on Church Club Election, Jones, who is superintendent of thi Petty, Jacob W. Jeffrey, Patrick E. AND ALSO a lot iitu*t« In laid Town* the membership of tho church, tho Broacj Btreet but at the last gather- The O. C. W. C. club of the Pres- hip, BeKlnnlnp at a stone marked - ATI* Kelly, James McCue, Francis Maher, PAUL & CO. being the beginning corner of the farm Haskell estate. Sunday-school and the various byterian church met Monday night ing they appointed a committee, 1420 Walnut St., 120 Broadway, ;ow USC7) owned and occupied by tht Edward Knapp, who has been church societies. with Mrs. T. Newton Doremus of fl&itl EUas Vanderveer arid running taenee heudeTby "Robert Nicosia, to look Ernest Swanson, George Pavlovitch, Philadelphia, Pa. New York ._. south forty-etx degrees w«»? twelve working on Abram I. Elkus's estate, A special Lenten service will be for a suitable meeting place and, Charles Haiti, Frank Haley, John Washington street. Officers elected chains and one link to the east side at lias returned to his home at Wood- Repreeented by the road paislne through the farm* of held' tonight in St. James memorial'mnasium of their own. H. Gold Warneker, Cecil Daley, Charles Kil- were Mrs. William Pope president, George Taylor and Ellas Vanderveer, tht cllff-on-Hudson. church at Eatontown. No other b' of Re(j Bam{ WJH represent I martin, John Maher, Jr., Peter Me Mrs. Leon Reussille vice president, parties aforesaid; theqee (2) north forty* Fred and George Hartman, ...„,. _.»u .._...„ „.<» u. ,.„,., .._ " at Donough, Raymond Maher, John W.RAYMOND JOHNSON nine deuretja east twelve chains and twit week night t services will be held un- tho c]ub jn n bojdng tournament Misa Anna Appleget treasurer and links to the southwest corner ox Albert George Sturrock and Frank Wynib til Good Friday. Morning prayer by Engeldt, Eugene Cotton, George Mrs. T. Newton Doremus secretary. 18 Hubbard Park, RED BANK, N. J. Dennett's farm; thence (8) north"forty- attended the annual entertainment New York, which is sponsored Tel. 1530. aeven, degrees west ninety links to th* and sermon are held each Sunday the New York Daily News. Cross, Edward Boughton, Walte The club is providing the floral dec- place of 8CKinning, containing one*balf n and ball of the American food com morning at 10:45 and Holy Com- Palmer, Harvey Holland, Gus Welsh orations at the church services dur- 6 6 6 an acre be the same more or less, fielaif ie e proscription for Intended as all the land described Ik • pany at Newark last night Fred munion is celebrated the first Sun- Raymond Mack, John Lamb, Pete ing February. certain deed to John A. Smock from Edfffa Hartman Is manager of Al's Marve day in the month. Rev. Frederick; CELEBRATING A BIRTHDAY. Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, R. Sutphln, et ux.. dated ApriL lit. 1I6T. Maher. Sr., William White, Martin and recorded In Book IBS of Daedi. p«l« meat market and George Hartman C. Price is the new rector of St. Mrs. Harry Serafino Was Thirty- Jt Kelly, John McCue, John Mount, Bilious Fever and Malaria. 276, Monmouth county clerk'e office, iron and Mr. Wymbs are employed at the James church. He is also rector of which tt*id desd the above description It Two Years Old Last Week. George Rooney, Kenneth Collins TIMOTHY R. HOUNIHAN It KIIU the Gsrmi market. Mr. Sturrock is manager o the Chapel of the Holy Communion Bartley Collins, Henry Mnher, Ed- the American company's grocer; at Fair Haven. Services will be held A party was held a few nights ward T. Rooney, Daniel Costello Contractor and Builder "SECOND TRACT: BEGINNING at » store on Broad street. stone marked "AI" In the.easterly ll&e ef every Thursday night during Lent ago to celebrate the 82d birthday Ray Smith and C.T. Feitchler. BumsteadsWormSyrup '' Smock's farm and running tittntf. Miss Ruth Gardner of Sunset av& at the chapel and services arc also of Mrs. Harry Seraflno of Red SPECIALIZING IN JOBBING •long H line settled by arbitrators July To children BIT an*el of mercy.** ITher* 18, 1842, ai the needle pointed 'JanwT nuc and Miss Emma Cross of Leigh- held Sunday nights. Bank. Mrs. Serafino received The Register's motto—"A papei SCREEN AND STORM ENCLOSURES filiations ore followed. IT NEVER n, 1873, (I) north forty-thrte tjerreei and ton avenue hnvo undergone oper- The subject for the junior con- lnrge number of gifts. Mr. and in every home "—Advertisement. Telephone S81-M 160 Bridge Avenue, Red Bank, N. J. VAILS. Dciptto vcardtr ud cnormoc* thtrty-nine minutes west two ehftlnt M0 eott of VANTON1K, It eontalns fall dose. thirty-one links; thence (2) •till along sala ptions at the Long Branch hospital gregattonaf service at the'Baptist Mrs. Joseph Calabrese sang a nut Btood •litr remit' Ce*t Sold •vvyvhnv settled Una north flfty-flvt degree* ted for the removal of their tonsils. church Sunday morning-will bo her of duets and the other festivi- or by mall; 60s • bottle. twenty-one minutes east three coslnj tnd Brt. O. A. Voorhec*. U. D twenty links to a stone; thence rd«r, or they «r|U be forever barred eight links to the beglnnlnf* containing and Carl Schmidt, formerly of St. street, got a bad laceration of his ihelr aclionH therefor agnlnat the said i twenty-eight hundredths of an acre m«rt prcnch'nt tho chapel during the for- George's Episcopal church of New .cribrr. or lens, and being the same land deeertb«4 right left Just above tho knee last in a deed from Ellsa Ann Haliht »n« ty days preparatory to tho feast oi York, will render vocal solos. Tho Dated Freehold. N, J., February 10, 1021 Height tni Sunday afternoon, when ho and ALBERT W. WORDEN, JH., others to John A. Smock, datetatedf MaraMSJ h" Easter are Rev. W. Dutton Dale o program will Include nn organ and Itcd Unnk. N. •:'Jtb. 1872, and recorded In Book T~11~1 »[ Nevdinc Tnrzon of Red Bank won- DeeJi, pave 88ft, etc., from whl«< Kumson, Rev. Carroll M. Burck violin recital, bass and violin solos white 'laid constlng down tho hill In tho rca' NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. deed the aoove deicribcd Is takenk . Shrewsbury, Rev. C. C. Corbin o] and anthems by tho chorua choir. Notice \i hereby itlveii thnt senled bid FOURTH TRACT: BEGINNING it • Atlantic City, Rev. Howard S. Fra of Mrs. Sigmund Eisner's residence) All! bo m-civcil by tne Council of the ll •take standing In the northeast eerner »f The executive committee of the ncr of Highlands, Rev. Joh on West Front street, Roses for Friendship au*h cf Ued Hank, N. J., for the construi what WAS formerly Amos Tilton'a wood Una Monmouth county Christian Endeav- lion of a reinforced uoncrolc storm eew« (now John Htsttilr, Jr.'i) (till) sndllio • Schwurkc of Freehold, and Rev James received tho Injury whwii in \Ve*Hl<1e nvcmir, Cliilord pluco at the Houtheait corner ot Panlel B. Oonovirt or society met Monday night at tho John T, Matthews of Long Branch lie hit a pott, which was sticking Citnii«n plate, Ued Hunk, N. J . ami open ImiU ami running thence" »c cord Ing te> tltt Red Bunk Presbyterian church. and r*ad In rol'llc nt the ruonn of st present nugmtlo besrlng (April lit. Ultl On Good Friday morning n passlo out of tho ground near the bottoin •THEY will delight a girl's heart. They will soften a woman's Cnurcil. Borouirh Hull, K«MI Dank, N. J (1) Kouth elghty -d society, presided nt tho meeting. burtiiiRb riiKldi'ct, luiv.- hem tlloil In t lut this day eonvtyed to the party el tnt wound In his leg. lint niirt liy Mrs of Thomu O, n»l|kr, SURPRISE FAREWELL PARTY, ' ntlU-c nf mild engineer, nt lit) llrmul str«* At tho Prctbytcrlnn cliurch Sun- Ho was reported to be doing nice of affection or of consolation. Hed Hunk. N. J.. uti.l nrny In* insiwcti'il I itocemitd, tlie a-fornnield psrty ot Ihe nrlt day a budget of J12,D00 for church liri)«tii'i-iivr Imliliri* dining Im^inr^ lioin purl hereby reUatina* and quit elalfflmR ll Wai Given Sunday Afternoon. |i ly this morning, but ho will be u tho t*nl fun n thte« nalaldl pirt.pry pf thth « seconetondd petk til support and 14,000 for benevolences theh' rlithi and title In and to ani lake If Mill Dorolhy Krimky, patient nt the honpltnl for" »ormi w\\'\ be fuinl."liC(l upun uppllcftllmll . to t! waj adopted. At tho "mid-week ser- Whether for a joyous or a sad occasion, you'll find just euirliiccr. lutl r to tiihoe ntirtmirth amanili edieait t~of laid Wore rfe- A lurnrinc farewell party w»i time Jnmcn is u seventh cradi | iMinis nml sprrlllrallui^ will \>« vrllinl line* hy virtue of laid dead ifrerfrera vice tonight Rev. John A. Ilnyes, htuilent nt tho Ilcd Dank public the flowers here that will serve your purpose. We have beautiful Wllllnm T . ConoverC , SaraSh h AnA n CeneveCer given Sunday nftcrnoon to Mil h pastor, Will pronch on tho topic , pnymcn, i>(' ten UQl tU'lliU", vvlMcl' ai ami Jamea T. Conover. Helnir the eame Dorothy Krlnsky, daughter of Mai school flowers in boxes, in wreaths, in designs, in growing plants. will l,r> i.f^Mul.Ml UIMM, rcliini ot pi.,,,! Nml mill premlaea ileacrlhail In a de>4 ffaM "Tho Crown of Thorns." Tho execu- J.'lui Knrlcht, et "< , lo John A, 0Me>ifca Krlnsky of Shrewsbury avenue, whi tive commlttco In charge of the loy- i-IH-nlUK nf lililn. dainl April l»t, IS73, and reaor}i4 Ml with her pnrentn will soon move f A Luncheon Party, lllil.i mii*t In* niti'lf on DIP «tainlitrtl prn- lUmk 261 or Decile, page 411, ale,, i*ii1 fnriiin In On' nuiMiH-r >U>«tu nnlml whli'li salU'l nil of the farm whareof Illil promt wire Missci Ilcnrlctts Ho on Friday night bf this wock A com- ing noclety ul a luncheon party lant MMI llir nnniK "f I he |.n>im*.M, wi-ik mi thn John A. .HinocVV diedid etiiarteelaed , andl IrlltJIl T *n l."ih al,l i nf the road leatllnldi a Item CeU'i lar, Esther Wulnntcln, Sylvia nn< Wcdnosdny. Those present were • lutiliic. «(lilri>»iM In tho riMinctl nf Ihr t 1 plimentary dinner will be held «t Itoroiiuli of Itnl II11 HI, N. J.. KIKI nui.t lio t.'at'U t» Vamltrhura , and helm bevneee Gertrude Lcvlimky, KRSIC efflil Fan hnK-pnst six o'clock and the pnttor Mra. Chrlncy llolmca, Mrs. Jonathan in'rumi'i,",*1. ly '* rt'rtiiit'il riirck fin' n iimi I'enerally aa a whole aa fellow, I wilt >]' nle Ho«rn, Annii Wlgdcrowlti nm Holmes, Mm, Luther Bchonck, Mrc 'lint Irnii ttinii l*n ll»> I'l'i1 '•""'• of. Iho limila or lUsaau Catiovar, Bo-aall,di itill! will glvr u talk on tlir objects of i>C II.II.I of John Htalealr and t Minnie Kelnhman, Sidney llrny, Mrs, Dnnle] Ely, Mrs nnniiiit Itl'l utt Urn wnrk, pitytiiln tn tlio t1i« society, UTTUI SILVER, NEW.JERSEY U.llielur of lli-nf Hi-1 Hunk, nihl TtmmNa KnrlvhtKnrlv,, snur«ty 1-oMHmhy t'l'rtillciitii -Intlnu (tint nf Thfiinai Cliiona»y sa*aallio*aallad< | ena eee Rev. Znchnry Taylor Dugan of Henry Kly, Mr«. Wllllnro Kly, Nn, Telephone Reil Dank 10.12 -ntil rnirtly iti'mitimy will pruvliU Ih« liljt- ttnnit t nf Kilwanld l llluairey , ao.iiallenaia1led, SHREWSBURY'S NEW RESIDEN Rtd Bunk wll! conduct n Lenten 1 ilnr witwllh ththve l-('i|iilt("1! LutrttlUitnd., nnllv«r*it Nt Dm inrvlcc nt thr Navonlnli Methodist Ely nlu) Mlm v MIU i,r chrixlna A. Bohaifar, an< le H Tho Slork l.efl • Baby Boy • church Sundnv mornlnir, Illn Mihjrct atrcet. Mrs Edwin t Hit- llitrnuirli nt l flank George M LarlgVi llomi Emmu Ely (•m»fv#* the tiwlit to M-JtM-t Hiiy » 1Mr- ll«la.| Krlinlarr IT, 1011, (korur II, l.nricc of Urond itroo ALSIliN IIEKKMAN, Hulloltov. Un." A spcclnl tang service featur- With set to ilti, , , IIHH I) Slirwvyniiury, It the fnthcr of ing hytmil of pcnltahcn, contrition Democratlr Woman to Meet, Fly i>r II, IAIIIW Jr, ' ' ' • ' • U»»'for.-rMdmtUimiiut, 'Monday, March Oth ^, . . vtrtlaimtnt. , ... RED BANK REGISTER, FEBRUARY 22,1928. .4.1. New Monraouth left last •Wednesday sink. Later 'she will make a visit NEWS FROM M1DDLETQWN for Florida in Mr. Walling^ auto* with Mrs. William gwan of tho same HAVE YOU mobile. They-expect to spend about place. BELFORD TIRE SHOP MANY RESIDENTS . OF TOWN- three "weeks in' touring Florida. Mta. Jane Stewart of Navesink h , The .members of the Epworth improving from grip. Near Campbell's Jet. Headache? SHIP OUT 6F WORK league of the Methodist church of Thomas Casler was a visitor at Do yopr Eye» bjsrn or ttch? Port Monmoulh Folk*' Attend Mil-, Navesink had a jolly good time at a New York. Monday, t For Radio, Auto, Do tfctjr fool tired, or QtrilntdT •ion S»r»ic«» «f N»w York—Au- birthday sociable at the/firehouso at Mrs. George Hilllker of Belford is If mo, bavt jroor »y« eumlnat tomobll* ColIUion Near, N«w Navesink Tuesday night of las', on the sick list. Battery Service - your fIMMS may need n chuiff. Monmouth Saturday Night. week. The'society gained several Call K«ao(bnrf 9S-L-4 STILES&CO. (Tlii Red Bank R.nliter on be bought members. , LEONARDO NEWS. each, week In Mlddlitown townihlp •" al Rev. H. Plerco Sirnpsonof New We recharge and repair "all' Philadelphia Ey» SpieUUtU Herman t\ Labrecqu.'i ttort at Camp- Wri»ht Andtrion. Improving From makes Michelin Tires and ~3nd National Biak BIJ«, Room 2« bellVJunetloDrCharlei P. Mtreri'a .tor* Mehmouth will spcaki at a banquet at Port Monmouth', William Swan'i »tor« Injuries R«caiv«d in Accident. Auto Accessories. Evary W.dntadajr Hour. 1 to 5 p.m. to be held by the \ Baptist men's 3 Broad St, Red Bank. at /Naveilnk. . v.., ... . • league of Long Branch at the Gar- (Coplti ot Th« Bid Bunk Brahter un Scores of persons in the town- tw bought Mchweek atvFnd W. Mtjtr'. field-Grant hotel at that piace to- Whit. Horn, atort.) ship are unemployed. The closing morrow night. of factories in the northern part Wright Anderson is Improving of the state and the laying off of Mrs. Jane Bralnard Moulton and from' Injuries" which he received sev- employees by railroad companies children of Brewerton, New York; eral weeks ago when he was struck are spending a month with Mrs. by an automobile. "'' •:••.•'. Freshoor has made, many residents of the Moulton's parents, Mr. and Mrs. LEG OF township jobless. James H. Brainard of Navesink. Michael Queleve, who was form- Smoked A number of Port Monmouth erly a salaried policeman of Mid- folks who are members of the Sons Capt. and Mrs. Albert W. Run- dletown township, has opened a fish and Daughters of Liberty lodgu of yon of Belford are expected to re- business in Henry Wright's store. $25 REWARD! Keansburg made-a trip to New turn home early in March from Col-- Miss Mildred Leonard spent Sat- GALA LAMB York Sunday witH the other mem- ifornla, where they have spent a urday and. Sunday with' Mls3 Doro- For return of white bull dog, black bers of the lodge to attend the ser- large part of the winter. thy Vaiice of .Duniont, New.Jersey. vices at the Chinatown mission. The An automobile owned by a New Mrs. Edith Phillppl is spending a ark party caught fire on Railroad patch over right eye, short tail, answering trip »was, made by bus. ThenPort few days with her daughter at West- HAMS LAMB CHOPS Monmouth people who "made the avenue at Betford Sunday. The fire- field. to name of Pat, who disappeared from my journey were Mrs. Thomas Casler, men put the blaze out. Consider- Arthur Larsen spent Saturday' Mrs. Charles Ruhyon, Mrs. Elwood able damage was done. and Sunday with friends at New farm on Friday, February 17th, When Murphy, Mrs. George Freibott, Mrs. The Book-a-Month club of Nave- York. .•'.".. Nellie Grant and Mrs. Mabel Sned- sink met last Thursday night at Mr. and Mrs. John Oberle of Jer- LOIN END SMALL FRESH last seen had spike collar with name en- eker. The lodge members had aup- Miss Norma Swan's. The book en- sey City spent the week-end with per at New York. titled "Claire Ambler" was dis- Mrs. J. C. Oberle. . cussed. Miss Johanna Smith has recovered graved on plate. Automobiles owned by Anthony Louis Scholl of Campbell's Junc- PORK Gibson of Belford and Harold Ray- from a severe cold. • FOWL r.or of Leonardo collided Saturday tion continues to improve at the Miss Rhoda Southall has resumed SMOKED A. T. DWIGHT night on Tyndall road, near New Long Branch hospital, where he un- her work at Newark after having' ' SMOKED Monmouth. No one was hurt, bu* derwent an operation for appendi- been sick several weeks with grip. Nutswamp Road. both cars were badly damaged. Mr citis. Daniel • Leonard, Pierce . Leonard Raynor was arrested on a charge of . Mrs. Bertha Thomas and Mrs and Miss Blanche Leonard '[spent HAMS GOODIES careless driving. He will have a M.agce of Long Island spent last Sunday with friends at Lambertville, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday hearing Friday night before justice Theosewing club- met last Friday Louis H. Meese of Belford. with Mrs. Mac Coe of Belford. at Mrs. Daniel Leonard's. •MMM The Lenten season started at St. Mr. and Mrs. Goodwin and their Mrs. John 51. Leonard entertained Thomas's chapel at Belford thU daughter Natalie of East Keaiiibiitg the members of the 600 club, yester- ROASTING FRESH morning with a communion service spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr3. day. in ^observance of Ash Wednesday. Louis H. Meese of Belford. Dr. and Mrs. Ernest May of New- Lenten services will' be conducted MrsC John B. Bennett of Port ark spent Sunday with Mrs. A. W. PORK every Thursday night" fit eight Monmouth is arranging for a mus- Phraner. HAMS o'clock. A communion service will ical program to be given at her home - James Scott of Hillside spent Sat- LEAN POT be held Sunday morning at eignt by her music pupils. urday and Sunday with friends here. FRESH o'clock and the other usual services John~J:~Murphy~"of Port toon . Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pope and will be held. mouth is getting better at the Lone family of Keansburg wcro Sunday A large attendance is expected at Branch hospital, where he >waa re- guests of. Mrs, Charles Keefer. PORK BUTTS ROAST the township committee meeting to- cently operated on. The trustees of the Baptist church morrow night. Several matters which Miss Marian Dennis of Port Mon- met last night. were laid over from the previous mouth spent Saturday and Sunday TRUBIN'S meeting are scheduled to come up. with Miss Jessie Woods of Long There is a possibility that the vacant Branch. I Fix Clocks. AUS MARVEL post pf overseer of the poor will be Mrs. Fred Schweizer and Mrs. Dixie Style *i ^^C FOR Fifty yaart* experience and tbo belt filled: William Brill.of Jersey City spent equipped clock repair ih(?p In the county. Cards have been received by rela- part of last week with Mrs. C. D. BACON tives and friends of Mr. and Mrs. Brown. F. F. COLEMAN_:_- BACON i.?llb -, U»lb.Paelia|e: Ib FILING EQUIPMENT John S. Eastmond of Belford, who Benjamin Griggs of New Mon IS Rector Plan, Rid But. N. J. are touring Florida. When las: mouth is out after having been con- Phone 2011. heard from Mr. and Mrs. Eastmond fined to the bed several days with were at Orlando. They expect to grip. return home about the middle of Mrs. 0. W. Boyd of Port Mon- ROASTING LEAN April. mouth spent part of last woek with Crawford Compton of Belford U her parents at Tottenville. improving from grip bordering on Thomag Schweitzer has returned pleurisy. to Belford after having spent two Chickens PORK CHOPS Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Walling weeks at Jersey City. and Miss Mabel Farrell of Port Mon- MTS. Robertson of Midland is vis- mouth and Miss Ann Walling of iting Mrs. Maynard Card of Nave-

I4 RED BANK EMERGENCY and MATERNITY

To the Citizens of Red Bank and Vicinity: }

At a Public Meeting held in the Borough Hall, Red Bank, N. J., willing to subscribe the amount of their endorsement toward the on Sunday, February 12th, in reference to the taking over the taking over of the present equipment of the Woodley Hospital Woodley Hospital as a Public Institution it was the opinion of which is worth $20,000.00 and can be purchased for $12,500.00 as those present that Red Bank was in need of an Emergency and a public institution. Maternity Hospital to be supported by public subscription and with this object in view a committee was appointed. It is the intent of the Committee to select a more suitable site r ( . \ for the Hospital and work for the erection pf a small Fire Proof Said Hospital to be in charge of a competent Superintendent Building and to co-operate in every way possible with the Mon- but the actual Management to be under the supervision of a Board mouth Memorial and Ann May Hospitals. of Directors selected from Red Bank and Vicinity. Said I lospital WILL NOT be under the jurisdiction of Mayor and Council of To raise the necessary funds Mayor William H. R. White the Borough of Red Bank and the taking over and operation of and Assessor George W. Bray have volunteered to captain two + said Hospital will not affect the taxes in any way. teams to solicit the funds required. As it will be impossible for the members of these teams to call on everybody, they would appre- During the past year a group of sixteen men assisted the ciate it if you would send your donation to any member of either present Hospital by endorsing a note and these endorsers are team.

MAYOR WM. H. R. WHITE, Capt. ! ASSESSOR GEORGE W. BRAY, Capt. CHARLES R. ENGLISH JOHN P. MULVIHILL MRS. THOMAS JARDINE PROF. H. TALMAGE GEORGE Mac. TAYLOR PROF. EDWIN GILLAND LEROY SNYDER ROBERT DONOVAN JOHN J. C. O'SHEA JOHN ALLEN JAMES WILDE BERT DECKER CORNELIUS ALLER AUGUSTUS M. MINTON HENRY F.HYLIN JAMES N. BUNELL

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BOWLING., - TEAMS BREAK EVEN. CARD PARTY FOR ATHLETICS. ing the carpenter •work and Fred bright for C, W. Osborn and ht Is Joteph R, Palmer of Englishtown on Jdhn A, Stults, Mr, and Mrs. stall Hurst of thii place it doing the re-bulldlng a house at that place for Sunday. , roturned With them, remainingfgp FRIENDS GET ESTATE. Clothiert Gain Lead. When Eisner High School Boys Won • Gam's) arid St. - James'* Athletic Association plumbing. William Fowler. Plans are under way- for the night. THEY.. ARE'BENEFICIARIES UN- Team Dropa Two' Gam.es. Lost Another at Leonardo. Cleared $78 Last Night. Christ: church, which has ,been Edward Monaghan's new house on EVery-Member canvass of the Prea Miss Marlon Craig of Tenne DER WOMAN'S WILL. The .Clothiers are. now in the lead The' first basketball team of the The athletic - association of St closed for a vacation period of three Linden street Is ncaring completion. byterian church for March 11th, C. spent tho week-end with Mlss.l in the Commercial bowling league Red Bank high school defeated the James's high school held a card par- weeks, will re-open Sunday morning Mr.- Monaghan now llvea at New V. Aumack, L. P. Bodlne and O. D. cci Applegnte. —freehold Woman Makes Several while the Eisner team, which has first team, of the Middletown, town- ty in the h'gh school, auditorium last with a service at half-paat ten York, but he will move in the house VanDenbergh constitute' the com* Rev. J. C. S^ock of Trenton 1 . Caih Bequests in Her Will—Mill been leading, has dropped to second ship high school at- Leonardo last night and cleared |76. About one o'clock, Rev. E. W. Mandeville will when it Is finished. mlttee. eented the cause of the New Jer.o= •tone Township Min Le»« Hi. place. The Clothiers did not bowl Friday night. - The game's score was hundred persona were present and preach. The Register has received a letter Mr. and Mrs. O. E. A. Walton of children's home society to the Prel to Hit Wile. last week owing to the death oi the 21 to 19. The Red Bank Warn, many prizes were awarded. A door Sunday, March 26th, will bo ob- fr«m R. P,, Meyer, recording secre- Little Falls motored to Englishtown byterian church.bn Sunday. A goo •Emily Bartley of Union, in Karl- niother of Philip T. Jiannine, a mem- made up Walter Leddy,' Raymond prize.of $2.60 in gold waa won by served u "go-to-church day" st the tary of the fire company, to the ef- on Sunday visiting Mr. and -Mn. contribution was received. Un, township, made her will eiglit• ber of the team. The Eisner team Rose, Penn Strode, Louis Grob, Mrs.. William O'Brien of West Front Baptist church. Arrangements, for fect that a false rumor has been cir- yean ago, with.Cecil S. Ackerson lost two out of three games in a Jjkank McKenna, James Turnock, street and n five-dollar gold piece this observance wcro made and oth-culated that the firehouso is a com- . ana Miriam F, Conover as witnesses. match with the Commercial Chauf- Meter Pingatore, ' Elmei Smith, was won by Philip Diesler of Rum- er church business was transacted munity building, Mr. Meyer states The entire estate was bequeathed to feurs. .The Automobile Men took Uharles Irwin and Louis' Jacobs, son. Rev. Edward F. Heil had gen-at a meeting of the officers of the j that the company is incorporated two -out of three games from tho eral sharge-,of the party and the' church with Rev. Luke M. Bleakney, And that the flrehouse it owned by two friends, Majeska Clayton and matched- their, skill against, that of 1 • llttilda Vigne, and these two friends Shot Men last week. Bartlctt Ahearn, . Hgnry Hanson, receipts will be used to buy athletic the pastor, Monday night tha company. The Aero Club of Red Bank ire the executricea of the will. - The standing of the teams is as Charles Stava, Edward Hess, Don- equipment for the school. ' Soot. In the chimney of Edwin L. Edward Roach, who is making a Mrs. Sarah P. McDermott pf Free- follows: ald Miles, Arnold Horn and Charles Other prize winners Were Mrs. Beeknian's house caught flro' yester- stay at Glen Gardner for the bene- • PRESENTS hold also made her will eight years AVon Lost P.O. Cohen' on the Leonardo team. William Jeffrey, Mrs.. Whelan, Mrs. day morning..'Mrs. Beekman, who fit of his health, la much improved, ; Clothlan »0 Thomas Little, Mrs. JoKn Bolin, was alone in the house at the time, 'according to reports which have ago. She left $100 to Maplewood Eltnei 81 .788 Leonardo led at the end 0(3 the cemetery to keep'in order the burial Second Nations) Ban* ,,,... 28 .622 first quarter by 1,1 to 2. Atffthe Mrs. L. Roche, Mrs. Frank Long, held the flames in check with an ex-been received here. plot of William McDermott, Jr., and Foitofllet ..-..'. 2ft .671 end of the. first half the Leonardo Mrs. I. Rink, Mrs.* Joseph' Bray, tinguisher while, the Fair View fire- A mfeetlng of the Homestead.Park tha monuments and headstones on Commercial Chauffeurs^ 26 .677 score remained the.same and Red Mrs. J. Bambach, Mrs. William men answered the alarm. The fire- improvement association was held Jeriry Central Power . -22 .628 DoWd, Mrs. F. Cornell, Mrs. Wil- -, tho plot, -and she directed that a Bakera and Grocera •• SI •E00 Bank had gained seven points. The men soon put the blaze out. last Thursday, with Frank Lower _ monument to cost not more than TelepTelephonh e Companmpy • 18 .428 Red Bank boys tied the score and liam Lake, Mrs. Frank Clusey, Mrs. The Red team of the Baptist Sun- presiding. The association is mak- Commander $300 be erected ovei her. grave. She Automobile Men ..,.•••••• 17 .404 took the lead in the beginning of Fleming, Mrs. Raymond Desmond, day-school gained ground in the at- ing a drive for new rnemben. Broad'Street'Bank 18 .400 Misses Marie Mead, S. Melvin, Mar- tendance contest Sunday and it is left $200 to John F. Sickles of Free- Faipray I., li .til the third quarter and kept ahead hold and she left $100 to St. Peter'a .142 until the end of the. game.' The two garet Prate, Veronica EmmonB, now tied with the Blues. Nelson ' Haslet church. a$ Freehold. To her daugh- teams were more evenly matched Mary A. O'Brien, Madeline Breslin, Hendrickson is the captain of the Mrs. Stephen.D. Lambertaon was . The Postofflce team won two out Margaret Sullivan, Helen Philips, Reds and Edward. Delatush is the ter, Helen McDermott Borden, she out of three games'from the Fasr than in the game at Red Bank sev- hostess to the ladies' auxiliary'of bequeathed the house andflot on eral weeks ago. In that game Red Delia McDermott, Marion Hicks, leader of the Blues. Hazlet fire company at her home on pray_.last,week._The_Mores-were:_ Helen—KellyTr-T)of6thT~Breslln7 ems^thermiBsionary- POSTOFFICE TSanTTwas victorious "By a large mar> TOBBdajrafternoon;—FollowingHhejg - Richard E. Frank Koch, Thomas Kelly, I. E. lived' and also the' sum of $2,000. Warner '. ISO 149 IS gin. society of the Reformed church will bi i fht Rink, James Bly, Bert Decker, M. hold a tea party this afternoon at business session refreshments were All the rest of her estate was or- Curehln 188 182 188 The second team game-was as fast served by the hostess. The members dered divided equally among her Darby 169 SOI 127 and exciting and Red Bank came Murray, A. Applegate, John Carton Miss Marie Conover's. A talk will Sweeney 167 158 203 and A. Soden. be given on Indian work. present, were Mrs; Samuel H. Wall- threo children, Joseph Z. McDer- Dennis 167 168 160 out at the small end of the horn. ing, Mrs. Lester'V. Walling, Mrs. mott, Harold McDermott and Helen The score was 22 to 19. Red Bank's Miss Mary Grause was chairman Mrs.*James C. Hendrickson is George B. Warren, Mrs. H. Alvin McDermott Borden. Harold Me- 968 868 841 players wero Patrick Vaccarrelli, of the party committee and she was spending a week with relatives at Walling, Mrs. James Pedee, Mr,s. Dermott is executor and the wit- FASPRAV Edward Wise, Jack Strode, Robert assisted by Catherine Massey, Lor- Brooklyn. Judson Conover, Mrs. Alonzo F. nesses -were Joseph and Carl Mc- Wilde 166 JS7 208 . The Baptist chapel-was filled to Sillaijl ,... HI U7 168 Morefield, Jack Houghton, David etta Regan, Joseph Laurano, Ber- Layton, Mrs. James Morrell, Mrs; Dermott.- Maif W ISO 14« Russell, Samuel Talarico and Amer- nardette Emmons, Talbot Travers, overflowing last week when the play Charles D. Lambertson and daugh- -Taylor Pullen ot Millstone town- H. Chamberlain ,, 161 112 ico Bruno. At the end of the first Catherine Lorenz, Margaret Mead, of "The Womanlesa Wedding" was IN PERSON .... 160 168 176 ter Helen, Mrs.JJtephen D._Lambert=. ship left'all his property of every Burnett half the Leonardo team was.Ieading Catherine Leddy, Bertha Relss, given by the men's league of the son, Mrs. Roy Lambertson, MrB. kind to his wife.-Alice^ A. Pullen, - . 736 693 860 with the score 15 to 12 and, except Madeline Kelly, Mary Burke and Red Bank Baptist church. The act-John H, Bahrenburg nnd Mrs. Wil- and at her death whatever was left for the score being tied for a" short George Quigley, all of whom are ing was cleverly done and there was lioniTF. Kennedy. The guests were Last week the Broad Street Bank liberal applause. ' *'America's Aviator Hero" of'the estate was to go to Mr. Pul- won three games from the Jersey time in the third quarter, Leonardo pupils of St. James's school. Mrs. Harriet* Thome, Mrs. David len'a two sons, Thomas A. Pullen Central Power and Light, the Post- maintained the lead to the end of Thomas J. Curlcy has recovered Rooke and David; Jr., and Edna, and Charles H. H. Pullen in equal office won two out of three games the game. TOURING THE WEST. from grip and he is back at work. Miss.Eyengeline Layton and. Mrs. shares. These two sons' are the ex- from the Automobile Men and the Mrs. Curley and her son Thomas Joseph Ahlera. Mrs. H. Alvin Wall- ecutors of the will, which was made ATHLETIC CLUB OFFICERS. Little Silver Folks Will Return are improving from grip. ing will entertain on February 28th January 21st, 1916, with Elizabeth Bakers and Grocers won three " A Lecture on His Exploits games from the Second National Home in March. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Salmon and at her home on tho Holmdel road. Strahan and Reuben G. Strahan as Shrewsbury Boys' Basketball Team Mrs. M. Henry Parker of Little family were Sunday guests of rel- .Cards have been received by witnesses. Bank. to Flay a Colt's Neck Team. atives at Jersey City. Illustrated by Motion Pictures. The averages of thf- bowling Silver and her children. Miss Julia friends in Hazlet from Mrs. John S. John .V. • Hulit of Villa Park, in league members above 160 are The young men's athletic club of Parker and Stanley Parker, are ex- Miss Lillian Cahtrell spent yester- VanMater from Orlando, Florida, Wall township, bequeathed to his Shrewsbury elected officers last pVi pected homo early in March from, a day with Mrs. William Dangler of whero, she and Mr. VanMater are wife, Margaret Hulit, the use of follows; Keansburg. Are. Spares Games day night at Christ parish house af- trip which they have been making spending the winter. their home as long aa she lived and 1S1 ter the club's regular routine of in Arizona and California. They he bequeathed to her absolutely all Dennis 187 151 , 34 EATONTOWN NEWS. Mr. and Mrs. Frank I. Switzen of Other Flights." Riddle 183 33" athletic exercises and games. These left for the West in an automobile New York spent the week-end with his money in bank and otherwise E. Condver 177 153 38.. officers will lead the organization several weeks ago. They stopped end also all lodge benefits. At her Spain _ 177 13 8 Turkey Supper to Be Held by Epis- their uncle, Thomas G. Cowles and —at the— Hoffman 176 147 34 for a year and plans were made for for a time with two sons of Mrs. copal Women March, 1st. family.. death all the property is to be sold Tutttle — 170 142 33 holding various sporting- events dur- Parker. These, sons are Frank Par- (Tba Bed Sank flev'itcr can be bougbt and the proceeds^iivided equally be- 143 36 Mrs. Samuel H. Walling enter- Jiannine 176 ing this time. ker, who has a ranch at Globe, Ari- •aoh unit In Eatontown from Noble Mos- tained the Hazlet and South Kcy- tween Mr. Hulit's daughter, Laura Keynolds 174 133 85 The new officers are: zona, and Kenneth Parker. The Lit- by at tbe postofflei.) • E. 'Woolley, and Laura's daughter, Gray _ 178 62 16 port sewing club at her home on B. Hurl.y 172 172 39 President'—Charles Reeves, Sr. tle Silver folks and their Western The women of St. James's Epis- Thursday afternoon. A delightful Margaret A. Woolley. The will was Clancy _ 172 170 36 Vice president—Herbert Smith. relatives have been malting exten- copal church will hold a turkey sup- 165 36 Treasurer—William Parker. time was had by all and as usual the made in 1920 and the witnesses were JJray „ 172 sive automobile tours in the West per Thursday afternoon and even- A. S. Giftord and Leon H. Haight of Reilly 172 111 26 Secretary—Charlea Reeves, Jr. hostess served refreshments. Carlton Theatre ing, March 1st, at the Glenwood Winana ...... 171 168 39 and in Mexico. When last heard Spring Lake. 35 The club's recently formed bas- tea room. Mrs. William Tilton will Thomas G. Cowles is confined to LBWIS _ 171 144 from they were at Los Angeles, Cal- his home on Bethany road with sick- Mrs. Mary Pcnnington Smith of Ivina . „ 171 121 ketball team will play its first game ifornia. be in charge of the supper. Merrill - 170 181 tomorrow night against a Colt's ess. Spring Lake bequeathed her cloth 147 34 In a letter to a Little Silver friend The district meeting held by the ing, furniture and silverware equally McKnlgbt . -170 Neck team at the Colt's Neck pub- American Mechanics' last week was Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Boa, Mrs. Wil- J. Whalen 170 143 34 lic school. The Shrewsbury team is Mrs. Parker describes a week's fish- liam Hinson and Mrs. Otto Morris of among Frances Montgomery Lampi, Helm - 170 1SS 96 ing trip which her sons made in the largely attended. Lodges from vari- Elizabeth Lewis Cookman and the Rowland . 169 140 80 made up of Edward Luke, Herbert ous parts of the county and from Asbury Park spent Thursday with Mine 169 118 Gulf of California. They got over Miss Anna Cowles. children (of David Stuart Griffitts, Smith, John Parker, Charles- Reeves some places outside the county were Burnett 168 135 and William Parker. The team Is 500 pounds o'f fish, some of the fish Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Cowles and with the request that the silverware, Winning 168 12T being five feet long. Mrs.. Parker represented. February 29th which had been in the family a very H. Hurley ...... 168 128. 31 being managed by Edward Hounl- son Thomas and Mrs. Nelson spent 1 described tobogganing, skeeing and Daniel S. Morris will be in charge long time, should always be kept Hewlett' „ —168 118 27 han, who would like to schedule of a special musical service at the Thursday at Newark. D'Ambreie .-. 168 110 20 games with other nearby basketball sleighing in the Yosemite Valley of Mrs. Royal West is a patient at Positively the last public appearance of among the blood relations of the Grob 168 43 11 California, only a few miles from a Methodist church Sunday night. family. The real estate on St. Clair 162 36 teams. Mrs." Arthur Davis of Perth Amboy, the Long Branch hospital. v Com. Byrd before leaving for his flight to the Warner 167 summer-like climate. On tho re- Mr. and Mrs. J. Grover Curt!? en- avenue at Spring Lake was be- E. Maieo 167 147 35 turn trip the Parkers expect to make formerly of this place, will sing a South Pole. queathed to Elizabeth Lewis Cook- Krldel 166 135 30 FIREMEN LOSE TWO GAMES. solo. tertained the card club at their Emmons . 166 122 84 stops at El Paso, Dallas, Little Rock, home on the state highway on man, a niece, and- this niece is also 162 36 More sales of property along the Curehln 166 Red Bank Basltetballera Ars De- Memphis, Chattanooga, Knoxville, Thursday evening. to receive one-half of all the rest Oaker'aon . 166 118 27 Roanoke, Baltimore and ' Philadel- route of the new state highway are of Mrs. Smith's1 estate. The other Murphy 16S 103 23 feated by Long Branch Teams. TICKETS CAN BE PURCHASED IN 1 phia. looked for shortly. Several prospec- Brooks . .-.. 164 106 30 The first and second basketball English town. half of the estate is to be divided IS 6 * 1 m tive buyers were in the neighbor- RED BANK AT equally between Frances Montgom- Ellison teams of the Red Bank fire depart- The Daughters of Israel have pur- Sweeney _...... 163 144 35 POLICE EXAMINATIONS. hood last week. chased a lot on Mechanic street, ad- ery Lampi and the children of David GiajlCSOU m ... 163 60 15 ment were defeated last Wednesday Mrs. Robert Aumack gave birth to Elliot's, 68 Broad Street! Frank A. Long, White Street; Path's Stuart Griffitts. ._ 162 144 85 night at the River street school court joining the synagogue. 13 Nine Applicants for Three Poiitioni a son last week. Cigar Store, Broad Street) Carlton Theatre, box office) Chamber's Sarah A. Brown of Manasquan Calandriello _.«...... 162 49 by two Long Branch teams. The Tested Last Week. Mr. and Mrs. Luther H. Quackcrt- Aumack ... 161 134 85 Winfield Davis is kept indoors bush of Hillsboro entertained Mr. Drug Store, Broad Street; Knights of Columbus Home; B. P, O. left all her property to S. Leila Rey- Guilmettc ...... 161 81 9 scoro of the first team game was Three policemen are to be ap- with sickness. nolds and she is the executrix of the H. Chamberlain ... 160 116 85 44 to 41 and the score of the second and Mrs. Samuel E. Quackenbush Elks Home. pointed at Red Bank soon and nine The Sons and Daughters of Lib- and sons Leonard and Russell, Mr. The averages of the bowlers be- team gamo was 26 to 10. applicants for the positions took erty will hold a measuring sociable low 160 are as follows: The first team's opponent was the and Mrs. William W. Stephens, Mr. physical and mental tests last week. next Monday night. and Mrs. Austin Brant, Jr., Mr. and AT LONG BRANCH: BIRTHDAY PARTY. L. Conover 159, K. Brown 160. Ward Masonic Temple five and a fast and The physical test was made early in Mrs. Benjamin Tilton, who has 159, Hall 168, NerT 159, Stryker 168, Mor- exciting contest was waged botweer. the week and the mental tests took Mrs. Erick Bresler and son Erick, Norwood Tiro Company, 626 Broadway) B, P. O. Elka Hom«j Feitirities L«it Night at the Home gan 156, Relss 156, F. Ayres 166. Fraiee been a hospital patient, has returnee Jr., of Rockaway Beach, L. I., Mr. the two teams. Ten minutes of ex- place Saturday at the town hall, home with her new-born daughter. Knlghtt of Columbua Home, of Thomas Sacrest. 156, Anderson 156, Sehroeder 165, Farwell tra play was added because of a tie and Mrs. Percy M. Quackenbush of A surprise birthday party was 154, Boncore 154. McNeil! 154, Hennen- under the direction of Police Com- Edward Hamlet is a new employ Woodside, L. I., and Mr. and Mr* bers 163. McFarlane 153, Colrnorsan 151, score at the end of tho game. Leroy missioner Thomas M. Gopsill. As- pf the Monmouth lumber company given last night for Thomas Secrest Penterman 150, VanBrunt 160, Mills 149, McKnight, captain of the first team, sisting Mr. Gopsill were Councilmen at his home on Sycamore avenue at Lartaud 149, White 149, Silaryt 148. Van- of Red Bank. Nostrand 148. C. Miller 146, W. Maiee was high scorer for the firemen with James H. Parkea, Charles R. English Shrewsbury. Fifty guests were pres- seventeen points and B. Fisher of Mrs. Frederick Baden, _Jr., is ent from this part of Monmoulh 144, M. Whalen 143, Meehaa 143, Sanborn and William H. Francis, Chief Harry patient at Dr. Hazard's hospital at 142, Plntard 141. LerTerion 141, Woleott Long Branch was high scorer of the H. Clayton and Lieutenant Harold Long Branch. county and from New York. Miss 136, Wlldo 135. A. Miller U4, Crate 1S3, game with nineteen points. The Davison. The papers of the appli- Dorothy Hanley of New York enter- Brown 133. Patterson 182. Styer 1S2. Ap- Tho Gulf refining company ha; plesate 128, Johnson 128, Rice 128. Kner- firemen's second team played against cants have not been marked yet and tained with a fine exhibition of the the DeMolay team from Long built a platform for unloading oi lnr«r 127. D«niae 128. Taylor 126, B. the appointments will probably not on the new railroad switch which Our Regular Charleston and with character Chamberlain It6, W. MUler 125. Snyder Branch and lost by a wide margin. be announced for a week or more. dances. She was accompanied at 120. was recently made on the company's Tonight on the River street school Those who took the examinations property. the piano by Jack Killgrew of New court the firemen will play teams York, who played and sang a num- ST. JAMES'S BASKETBALXERS. were Louis Hendricks, James Della- from Eatontown and Wickatunk. Petra, Gilbert Dahlgren, George EAST KEANSBURG NEWS. Prices are ber of songs of his own composition. One of the songs was composed in The Girls' Turn Waa Defeated by Dwight, Charles VanKel3t, George honor of Miss Hanley. Exhibition South Amboy on Monday. VICTORY FOR GIRLS' TEAM. Clayton, John B. Pryor, Thomas Successful Card Party Held at Fire- Brasch and John Fredericks. house Saturday Night. dances were also given by Miss St. James's high school girls' bas- Red Bank High School Defeated Always Low Mary Mullen of Little Silver and ketball team, which Is coached by Manaiquan Yesterday. Despite the snow storm Saturday Miss Edna Hanley of New York, Miss Anna Lang, a high school Found Dead on Beach. night, about 100 persons attended a songs were rendered by Mr. Williard Yesterday afternoon the girls' card party held by the ladies' aux- teacher, went down to defeat last basketball team of the Red Bank The body of Christopher Gallo of and Mrs. Stewart VanVliet, piano Monday afternoon at the hands of ClifTwood was found lying beside a iliary of the fire company at the selections were given by Theodore high school defeated the Manasquan flrehouse. Fred Franks received the St. Mary's high school team from glrlq.' team at Manasquan by a score small wood fire on the beach at that, Lenten Menu Helps—Our Low Regular Pricesl Parker, and a sketch was presented South Amboy. The game was played place Sunday. Gallo had been dig- door prize, which was a cut glass by Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Manifold of 15 to 11. Each team scored n dish. Other prize winners were at the River street school court and point in tho first quarter. At the ging clams and it is believed he was Beardfley's Shredded Codfish ^ 13c and Matthew W. Greig. A gold wrist the score was 21 to 9. Tho Red seized with a heart attack. Ho was Charles Heningscn, Charles Henlng- watch was presented to Mr. Secrest end of the first half Red Bank wns sen, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kline, Bank team, which is captained by leading by a score of 4 to 2. Both forty years old and leaves a widow Fancy Wet Shrimp . . . •* 17c as a birthday gift from tho guests. Grace Silsbce, is made Up of Mar- and five children. Mr. and Mrs. William Seger, Charles tenni9 played a fast game in tho Hoefiing, George Helwig, William 0 garet Mead, Mary Grauso, Dorothy final half, Red Bank scoring 11 PillsK S&llllOll I"™ Brand • « tallcan£*fC MIDDLETOWN/VILLACE NEWS, McElwaine, Mrs. Mary Minute, Mrs. PARTY ; Fred Franks, Miss Dorothy Franks, Henry Steuerwald Making Improve- Gorton's "Ready to Fry" Codfish -13c Mothers' Circ ers on the Red Bank team were Robert Redfleld and Miss Nellie olay Order and Madeline Dowd. ment! to the Dangler Houie. Entertained Thursday Night. This afternoon the girls' team will Bornice" Soulc and Marguerite Zwel Denning. Fancy Japanese Crab Meat .»•»«<» 29c Members of the Mothers' circle of play St. Roso's of Belmar at Belmar fel forwards, Ruth Mooro and Jessie Henry Stcurwald of Perth Amboy Thomas Giles has rc-opened his Triune chapter of the Order of De- and the boys' basketball team will Thomas centers, and Mildred Scheldt In making many improvements to Ifomastcad meat market. Blue Piter Sardines oL^ou • 2 «™ 25c Molay and guests were entertained mc-ct nn Asbury Park team at As- nnd Grace Pntrick guards. On Fri- the Dangler house which ho bought Ntlson Raub has completed on last Thursday night nt the home of bury Park. day of this week the Rod Bank team n short time ago. Mr. Steurwald will litifln of three rooms to Borden "Encore" Cooked Spaghetti 3 "» 25c Mrs. Lester Stoifey of Kcyport. An will play nt Atlantic Highlands. occupy the house when the work is White's house at Sen Bright. Mr. evening of sociability was enjoyed WALKER SUSPENDED. m i» finished. Perth Amboy men nro do- Raub Is building a house at Sea- Gorton's Clam Chowder . . -13c and refreshments were served. Those AUTO THIEF GOES TO PRISON. 88 u present were Mr. and Mrs. Alexan- Rumson Middleweight Champion is Yellow Finn Tuna Fish ! !r ^ der McCoach, Mr. nnd Mrs. Louis Under Ban in 26 States. Eugene Simms Sentenced Yesterday B Tetle-y, Mr. nnd Mrs. William Eble, Mickey Walker of Rumson, mid- by Judge Steinbach. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stout, Mrs. dleweight chnmplon, was suspended Eu«ene Slmms, n soldier nt Fort Anna Brny, Mrs. Ernest Burr ami last week within the realm of the jMonmouth, who was arrested n short Mrs. Clifton Abbott of Red Bank, national boxing association. The as- time "go, charged with stealing n Anderson Brothers Quality Lenten Foods—Our Low Regular Pricesl Mrs. Harvey Stillwagon and Miss sociation, which regulates prizefight- Chrysler BCIIUII belonging to Dr. Stlllwagon of ClifTwood nnd Mr. nnd ing In 20 states where boxing is Walter A. Rullman of Red Bank, King Haakon Sardines . . «»ne Mn. Letter Stoney, Harold Stoiiey legalized, declared that Walker lias was sentenced to n your In c been suspended because he ha.i not STORAGE WAREHOUSE and Miss Frances Stoncy of Key- ppriso n ycbtorday y by Judgge Jacob Norwegian Sardines Cn" . 3 — X5C defended hln title slnee his meeting Hbh Th port. with Tommy Mllllgnn in Knglnnd StiHnbach. The car wns stolen at Del Monte Sardines • . . <»i5e last June and that the nix mouths' Red Dunk nnd it wns abandoned HER 75TH BIRTHDAY. Brace allowed him hn.n expired. near Oceanport, It was found" by Local and Long Distance Moving Kippered Snackt Many Fine Gifts for Mrs. Adam Walker* Is now In California, tlir chief of pollco nt Occnnport Mayer of Leonardo. IMivorul hours nftcr It hail been stol- A&P ibe can en. Columbia River Salmon Mrs. Adam Meyer of Leonardo Basketball Tournament. Our vans are padded and dust-proof. celebrated her 75th blrtlidny n few Gorton's Fith Flakes . . -13c Tho Intrncliolnntle /{ lil Red dank Young Women Hurt.. Packing1, crating and shipping to all day! ago with a fnmlly gnthoring basketball tournament for the Cen- Miss Helen Stout and Minn Mnry •nil dinner party. Tho immediate "Encore" Olive Oil & • . 'A^^^C tral Jersey Kroup will bo held nt the Sullivan of Kcd Hunk wcru Injured points. members of the family who wcru Rcil Dnnlc high nchool (rymiinsluin, hint week whon nn automobile In *&P H.U.C. 35 proecnt woro Mr. and Mr«. Charlci 'llio tournament will open next wlilcli tlity worn rldlnu turn«

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3 cans rOVIR SPECIAL IOOO Milk PRICE Bacon 191 fOOD Twpnfv-Twn RED BANkREGISTERVFEBRUARY 22,1928.. Men's club at & valentine party of Bed Bank Monday jiljrht at the kennels, was judged the best dog in ceraan, Charles Blaeialut on a charge NEWS FROMrpYPORT, Tuesday evening in the community Red Bank high school gymnasium by tho show at the fifteenth annual ex- of exceeding'tho spood limit in his, house. The evening: was spent in a score-of 38 to 10. hibition of the Newark kennel club automobile and was fined S5. Charles Lewis BUT LITTLE"INTEREST TAKEN playing games and dancing. Prises Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Robinson last week. Tho price was a ullver Logan Roberts, who lives on the WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, IN SCHOOL, ELECTION. were won by Mabel Bowne, Cathryh and daughter have returned from a bowl. corner of River road and Third ^ DEALEll IN Osbornc, Myrtle Bowne, Cora Jack- trip to Nassau. Miss Anna McCarthy Js spending street, complained to the police last Harry M. Aumack and Gordon son, Flossie Jackson, Grover Dang- Mr. and Mrs. Victor Batter spent two months-at Miami Beach and wcek-that windows in his garage had M. H. JACKS, Man«geit Woodey Candidate, for Fir. Chief ler, Harold Pitcher, and Albert part of last week at Atlantic City, Palm Beach. been broken by boys, \ short time LUMBER . —Djrion Woodhoute Manager of Bowne, Jr. • • . -. where Mr. Satter attended the lum- John Anderson, Sr., who has been ago windows were broken in the po- Sa»h, Doors, Blinds, Glasa THREE COMPLETE PERFORMANCES DAILY" Store «t Red Bank. ^ Mr. and Mrs. Frank: Wh,jte of bermen's convention.' . a patient at'the Long Branch hos- lice booth at the corner of Rumson Builders' Hardware, Lawn Surnmerfield, spent Thursday-even- pital seven weeks, is expected home road and Buenu Vista avenue. Matinee, 2:30; . Evening!, 6i45-9:00; The annual school." Lieut. Brlslon of Orchard street, toilers, Lawn Mpwen Saturday* and Holiday!, Continuous 2:30-11:00 on Tuesday of last weektesultod.in ing with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Con- who is stationed at Fort Monmouth, this week. . Mr. Anderson under- i the ..reflection of Charles V. Kms- nors. - \ has been promoted to the rank of went an operation for appendicitis Garden : Wheelbarrowa ler, C. Russell Whartpn and S. Frank Stanley White is on the sick list. captain.. .-... , and Bhortly afterward he contracted pneumonia. HENRYCLEWS&CO. Screen Wire and Chicken Mason,- only 28 .votes being cast. . Miss Elinore Dangler spent the An automobile owned by a Long Wire Flower Bed' Guards. To-Day, Thuk, Fri., Sat, Feb. 22d, 23d, 24th The sum of $61,000 was voted for week-end wlthJAlss Kathcrine Dorch Branch man broke one of the gates Andrew Sutter of this place is Members New York Stock Exchange .-:•-•. and 25th. current expenses, $2,500 for repairs of jAsbiiry Park. " on the Oceanport avenue railroad employed at-Ennla's store on White 7-9.11 Broadway, New York City Under Ground Garbage and $7,600 for, furnishings.' This Mr. and Mrs. Walter Longstxeet crossing Saturday morning. The car street at Red Bank. Receivers and a genera! is the smallest .vote cast at a school of Belmar were recent visitors at stopped on,,|he tracks and it was hit -James Wallace of Bloghara ave- ORDERS EXECUTED FOR line of Hardware election for a number of years. ' . tlio'homo of Mr. and Mrs. Lester by a train. The machine was badly nue has bought a Studebakcr se- STOCKS & BONDS First Assistant Fire'Chief Harry Pitcher. : damaged, but tho driver was not dan. Distributor* of Anaconda Flint- hurt'. V" . coti.Copper Clad Sh(n*ttt, M. Aumack is to be a candidate for Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Dangler Mclvln Corson.of Atlantic High- for INVESTMENT or on MARGIN fire-chief at tho annual, election to and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jackson lands was arrested last week by Po- Corriipondenca Solicited RED BANK. N. J. be hold, shortly. Cordon D. Woodey were J3unday visitors at Harmony. RUMSON NEWS. is also a candidate for tho position. • Miss Cora Jackson and"Leonard Lenten Service Tonight—Pupil» Vf«- "The U; S. stores company have ' it Now York Muieum. closed their branch in the National Reynolds spent Sunday evening with ibeef company market*, and have Mr. and Mrs. J..B. Dangler. ... Rosary, benediction 'and distri- ,transferre3 the manager, Dyson • > Mrs. Frank Jackson spent Friday bution of ashes will bo held tonight afternoon with Mrs.'Fred WorleB of at Holy Cross church in observance West-longJ5ranch.__1J____ _ ottiie_flpjening_day_of Lent Stations 'den place, Hed Bank. . . of the Cross will be held Friday Donald Lockwood is making a night. business trip of several weeks to LITTLE SILVER NEWS, Florida. ' Yesterday twenty pupils of the The , Mr. "and Sirs. George H. Conover American Mechanic.' Supper Next Rumson public school on Lafayette spent several days last week at At- Tuesday Night at Church Hall. street visited the museum of art at (Tb. Ktd Hank tttelit.r oao M Dougbt New York as guests of the Oceanic Zero Hoiir v lantic-City, where Mr. Conovet, who s.ct) week is LltU. Slls.i at th. Union library. These pupils are frequent New. stand at th. depot, and' at Gtorg' i is president of the Conover lumber 1 visitors at the library. The trip was company, attended the annual state QuaekAnbu.b .- ff.D.ral .tor*,) ( Arrangements are progressing for made in one of Burdge & Sons' [convention of the Lumbermen's* as- busses. The children were accom- sociation. the roast beef dinner to be held next Tuesday night at the Methodist panied by Miss Esther Bruce, the li- Over ^ Sale The Thursday evening card club church hill by the American Me- brarian, Miss Muriel Hall, the school will lie entertained tomorrow night, nurse, and Miss Elizabeth Connolly by Mr. and Mrs. J. HaroldjHen- chanics' lodge. The supper will be served from six to eight o'clock. The and Miss Hazel Errickson, teachers Bombastic Clearance Reductions! drickson.. at the school. Miss Dorothy Arose, daughter of menu will consist of hot roast beef, Mr. and Mrs. William Arose of mashed .and sweet potatoes, baked The Republican women's club will ^u Sato fr^ $400.00. Broad street, was marriei d to Harolld ^ans^ans , relishesrelishes , biscuitbiscuit, pipie anndd coff- meet on"r.hurBday,nfternopn of this A. Schanck, son of Mr. and Mrs.' iSe-At tI)0 last meeting of the lodge Week at the. home* of Mrs. George 1926^oc<£3W 8 Sedan ±^;$140b.0O 1926 Buick Sedan $800.00 George D. Schanck of Holmdel, at Rilrhard Parker was chosen vice Ivins on the Rumson road. 1927Lbcb Jr.SRoadster 1... 1250.00 1927Buick Sedan•„,... 900.00 Newark on Friday night Mr. and councilor to succeed Daniel Schenck. • Miss Mildred Traut, who attends Mrs. Schanck are both employed by , The Enterprise band of this place Trenton normal school, was home 1927 Nash Sedan 1300.00 1927 Dodge Coupe 500.00 the Keyport auto sales company, and ]>a,s disbanded and some-..ofJbe. mem- over the week-end. 1926 Nash Xoach 700.00 1927 Dodge Roadster 400.00 miftstrershow will be held on 1927'CKrysler Sedan^;^^^-B0tlJffi--J^27 Studebaker Sedan ••:...•• 700.00 Miss Kathleen Lufburrow has at Eatontown. Wednesday night, February 29th, in r been seriously sick at her home on A district rally of the Epworth the high school auditorium by tho 1926 Chrysler Coupe ...... 500.00 1926Stude. Duple¥"Touring 506i80"°": Broad street for several days. league will be held this afternoon pupils of the school. Miss Elizabeth Mrs. W. S. Wallace entertained and tonight at the Methodist church. Connolly is in charge of the per- We are offering these cars below credit allowed to make room for the Thought club at her home on Miss Furbia Thompson will give a formance. the steady flow of cars taken in exchange on Packards and Buicks. The Maple place Monday night. talk on missionary work in Africa. Champion Rumson Farm Joe, a Miss Alva V. Decker, dauzhter The Woman's club will meet next pointer owned by the Rumson farms above cars are without question— ^ , . •••".. . of Mrs. Elizabeth Decker, and Rus- Wednosday at the new clubhouse. sell Cherry, son of Mrs. Lizzie ITh(! Program will be in charge of Cherry, were married at New York tl>e legislative committee of the club, Incomparable Bargains! on Saturday. The couple sailed Mr*. Leonard Bobbins, who is chair- ONCE IN A SEASON'S OPPORTUNITY. . yesterday on the Maurotania for man of the legislative committee, of Alexandria, Egypt, where Mr. Cher- the state federation of women's Nearly a quarter of a century of fair dealing is your assurance of satisfaction. ry will act in the capacity of res- dub, will make an address. HE'S BACK AGAIN! ident agent for a New York firm of The basketball team of the young exporters. mon'g Christian association was de- In the greatest thaw of mirth—the picture you've been waiting The Keyport Literary club will be feated by the Bergen athletic club H. L..ZOBE3L to see ! Chaplin, king of comedy, back again—still smiles and entertained by Mrs. William B. smiles ahead of them all ! Einstein on Friday afternoon at tho USED CAR DIVISION public library. Musical numbers and Right this way to the biE show ! See the greatest collodion of a humorous dobato will bo the fea- . . W. A. REASON, Manager. laughs, gags and giggles ever assembled under one canvas ! tures o^the program. Quality and Service Prevail Branch; King's Highway, Half Mile. North of Red Bank. Brencht Freaks, fun and frolic—they're all here I All right, profesior, Mrs. Nellie Blazer of Camden 3« Bright Long Br»»ch strike up the band ! The show is about to begin ! Folks, step was the recent guest of Mrs. Gus- Tel. 90 Tel. Red Bank 2328. Tel. 2883 this way ! aie VanPelt. >•••<••••••»•••«•< Miss Vera Cherry has accepted a •—in- position with the Keyport motor car company. Mrs. Harry VanDorn of Brook- lyn was the recent guest of her mother, Mrs. Catherine Cooper. Mrs. H. O. Beuer has returned home here after several weeks spent Let Us Show You How the —ALSO— at Maplewood. Thomas L. Smith has returned 'S Keith-Albee Vaudeville from a visit in Virginia. Everett Decker has been making ARNOLD FUEL ECONOMIZING Complete Change of Vaudeville Thursday. a business trip to Detroit, Mich. WONDER STORES Mr. and Mrs. Carleton R. Whar-' ton are occupying their new homo Mon., Tues. and Wed., Matinee Only; on Main street. Wonder Meats and Wonder Poultry Tellius M. Roberts •will shortly February 27th, 28th, 29th open a gasoline station at Port Mon- AT THE RIGHT PRICE ! mouth. The ladies' auxiliary of the hook and ladder company are planning for a hot roast beef supper at the truck rooms on March 17th. Saves One-fourth of Your Mr. and Mrs. William V. Knapp PORK Shoulder are spending several weeks in Flor- ida. Emil Closs, hand bell ringer, will LOINS PORK give an entertainment at Calvary. Methodist church on Monday night. Coal Bill Mr. Clois will also assist in tho Tenderloin End muflc at the evening service on Sun- Cali Style day night. FOR STOVE OR ANY KIND Joseph T. VanMater has been spending several days with his lb OF HEATER granddaughter, Mrs. It. A. Mason lb. 14c of Somervillc. 19c Mrs. Thomas Cottrell is spending CONTROLS FIRE WITHOUT feveral weeks with Mr. and Mrs. John Cottrell at West Palm Beach. ATTENTION The Kiwania club is planning an attendance contest starting on Feb- ruary 28th. The club will observe COTTAGE FANCY ABSOLUTELY AUTOMATIC ladies' night on the 28th. Furnace Style The Home and school association Uniform Heat Day and Night hold a meetinp; Thursday afternoon at the high school auditorium. Com- HAMS DUXS PRICES Write or telephone us and we will send a mittee reports were received and re- freshments served. 6 Inch ,$ 5.00 representative to see you and explain what Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fields of Boneless Smoked Long Island the Damper will do for you, First street entertained at a sur- 7 Inch .,.:,... 6.00 prise dinner party Saturday even- ing in celebration of the birthday lb 8 Inch 7.00 of Mrs. Charles Morris, mother of Anyone can install it Another Laff Riot, with Charlotte Mrs. Fields. A very enjoyablo even- 29c ing was «pont with games and vocal, +•• 27c 9 Inch jc-rtw.. 9.00 Greenwood. Even funnier than piano nml violin selections. Mrs, Rookies. Morris received numerous beautiful 10 Inch" ...... 10,00 gifts and good wishes for many moro WE POSITIVELY GUAR. such hnppy birthdays. Tliosn pres- 12 Inch ...... 12,00 GtORGI 4 Big Acts Keith Vaudeville ent wore Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter ANTEE IT OR MONEY K. ARTHUR FieMa nnd dnuglitcra Ruth, Fay anil LAMB FRYING Installation Extra Doris, Tennyson Phillip; of Mata- REFUNDED wan; Orrldon \Vyke of Schflfferj- Easily Installed SPECIAL NOTICE ! town, Pn., Mr. and Mrs. Ernest How- At llli» Tliontr* Wc!ilno«J»y eveninc. Felirunry 20th. Th« mil, Milton nnd Beulnh Howard of CHOPS CHICKENS Aero Club of Red B«nl< preient COM. RICHARD E. HYRD- 'River Plaza; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morrlf, Grace, Hortha, Dora and If ash pit is left open by neglect Damper will automatically IN PERSON, who will give a Ittture and motion picture! on tlia . Quality Rib Kleunor Morris qf Perth Amboy; Milk-Fed Quality AIHO Atlantic, North Pole and oilier flight!. Mr. nnd Mn. Leonard MncOlciw ol take care of the flre and prevent overheating. auto* TICKETS NOW ON SALE. New Brunswick, Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed- matlcally takes care of the flre In windy weather. ward PolhcniUK, Aria nml Mnybcll* lb Stove Style Oornpn, (iarrott Corson, Jr., of Red lb. 34C Thuri., Fri., Sat., March 1st, 2nd, 3rd Hank; Chariot Morrln nnd Harry 39c Smith of Perth Amboy, Mr, nnd Sole Distributors for Asbury Park, Long Branch, Red Bank and Vicinity Mm. Martin Zimmerman, Mnrtln, ,Ir., nml Doris Zlmmcrmnn, Mr, nnd Douglas Fairbanks as Mrs. Daniel Ilnncock, Dnnlol, Jr., mid Donnlil Hancock of 1M Hunk; Shop and Save in ftiiKono Morris of Now Uratiuwlck, Ben j. F. Johnson, Inc. "THE GAUCHO" nnd Mm. Clmrli'o Morris of Port Direct from its run on Broadway at $2.00 prices. Monmouth. Charlie's Wonder Stores! Plumbing and Heating Engineers Shown at this thoatrc with 4 Big Keith Acts. m «-^——— Savage Washing: Machines WAYSIDE NEWS, Another Charlie's Wonder Store opened NO ADVANCE IN PRICES ! WOIIIHI'I Cluli F.nlrrlalm M«ri at a this week at Campbell's Junction. • 712 Mattison Avenue Asbury Park Vnl.nllno Parly. Phone 1083 — Agents Wanted , 'i'lic Womcn'i club cntcrUlrtcd tht