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Ail the Newi of WE DO RED BANK and Surrounding Towns OUR PART Void Fearlewily and Without Blm RED BANK REGISTER lutttil WMUK BaUnd mf 8»MWI»0UM M.iur at tin Port. VOLUME LVIII, NO. 6. oB«« at Bid Bank, N. J*, nndet the Aot ol Marcb 8, 1871. RED BANK, N. J,, THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1935. SubKrtptlon Prlcai On« tfjji 18,00, SI* Uonthi tl.OO. Single Cop; ia. PAGES 1 TO 12. To Make Lake To McCampbell May TESTIMONIAL DINNER. President Allen Independent Group KILLED BY BEETLES. County Press Ass*n Freeholder Raymond L. Wyckoff To Insects Destroy Ten Fine Big Trees New Houses And Prevent Fire Loss Run For Senator Bo Guest of Honor Tonight. Names Committees Urged By Locals on a Nutswamp Farm. Plans Fall Program Between 400 to 600 persona are Walter Field, who owns a large Improved Homes Charles Bratcli of Nutswamp He Intimated Sunday That He poelea to attend a testimonial din- Chamber of Commerce Director* farm at Nutswamp, nays that ho be- ner tonight at half-paBt seven o'clock County Political Boiling Pot Mia» J. Mabel Brown, Publisher Campaign at Red Bank ii Be- Will Have Reservoir in Case Would be a Candidate for lieves Japanese beetles have caused at tho Berkeley-Carteret hotel at As- Met Yesterday and Confirmed Getting Right Hot With New a larger loss for him than for any of the Keyport Weekly and ginning to Produce Substan- This Position—Says Height is bury Park In honor of Freeholder Another Fire Occurs on Farm Appointments — Three New Candidates Being Presented other resident of Monmouth county. Matawan Journal, Now Heads tial Result*—Mrs. Kridel Do, —To Restore Old Feature. Hague's Choice for Senator. Raymond L. Wyckoff. 'Huslc will be Directors. Almost Daily. Almost all tho foliage on ten large furnished by the Keyport flro depart- whlto amber cherry trees on his Newspaper Organization. natea U»e of Store. In a short talk at a largely attend- ment band, Har. :d Woolley of Key- About nine months ago Charles At a special meeting of the board The recent spell of "boiling hot" place have been eaten by the pests The Monmouth County Press as- Tho Better Housing commutes ol Branch, owner of a dairy and pota- ed meeting at his sylvan forum at port Is In charge of tho affair. of directors yesterday morning, Har- weather evidently forced politics In and the trees are dying on this ac- sociation will launch an entirely new to farm at Nutswamp, In Middletown Holmdel Sunday, Assemblyman Ther- count. Mr. Field Is arranging to Rod Bank now haa Its headquarter! Tho dinner Is being given by old S. Allen, newly elected president Monmouth county to the boiling program of activity this fall starting In the nforo at 72 Broad street. The township, had tho misfortune of loi on McCampboll Intimated that ho friends of Freeholder Wyckoff. G ot the Red Bank Chamber of Com- point to such an extent that candi- have them cut down. Tho trees with a dinner meeting to be held in would be a candidate for ctato sena- use of this building l« donated by Ing a largo barn by fire. Tho Bre- ernor Harold G. Hoffman will be merce, announced tho appointment dates aro blooming almost dally, wore prolific bearers of fruit in the Asbury Park Monday night, Septem- Mra. Elizabeth Krldel, the owner, if; men responded promptly and did tor, "Hague has come Into Mon- present, as well as United States ot three additional directors In ac- which indicates that the primary pa«t, but they produced no cherries ber 23, and an endraivor will bo made mouth county," he said, "and put up 3. Findlay, oljlco manager ot the splendid work by preventing tho Senator W. Warren Barbour, State cordance with the amended by-laws. election ballot will offer a wide choice this year. Most of tho leaves on to have every newspaper in the coun- committee, states that Mrs. Krldel's" flames from spreading to adjoining a candidate for senator who will do Highway Commissioner E. Donald They are MISB Florence F. Forgotson, for everv office to be filled at the No- the trees were devoured by Japan- ty represented. his bidding at the crook of his flng- generous contribution Is very much buildings. However, they were han- Sterner, State Senator Frank Durand Victor Sattcr and Warren Fowler. vember election. ese beetles last year end the de- This was decided Monday night at appreciated. dicapped. Water wus lacking to flght ef. If the people of Essex will send struction was completed this sum- and others. Mayor Van B.. Halsey of Miss Foi'gotson has also been ap- Tho latest plan being discussed by a gathering of the association's ex-1 Pago. 3 of this week's Issue of Tho tho blaze. There la ovory reason to Dr. Clee to the senate, and If those R will bo toaatmaster. mer. of Essex will elect Bowers and those pointed general counsel for the a largo number of the more con- enutivo committee hold at tho offlco Register Is entirely given over to a believe that If wator had been avail- Chamber of Commerce. able tho loss would have been small In Union, Pascoe—and If the people servative men and women who take of the Keyport Weekly of which | co-operative advertisement In nromo- Mr. Brasch has replaced tho burned of Monmouth happen to kick me up- Mr. Allen also announced the fol- an interest in county and state polit- Mlss J. Mabel Brown, the newly tion of the better housing cam- building with a new one of tho most stairs Into the senate—I promise that Blind Men's Club lowing committee appointments for ical affairs ia for a lton-partisan tax- Fool Law Ends elected president of the association, I palgn. Tho two hanks of Red Bank modern typo and ho has made plans tho four of us will start something trie year I93M936: payers' ticket of citizens, who will is publisher. Meeting with tbo pros-1 and fourteen dealers in materials for to build a lake for flroflghtlng pur- and get the. reforms that havo been Budget committee — William, A. pledge themselves to limit their sal- ident were Charles H. Rudloff, vice |.new construction, Improvements and poses. Oppoalto tho barn Is a brook needed so long In New Jersey." To Stage A Show Mlller chairman, Hubert M. Farrow, aries lo 5500 a year and to do all in His Livelihodd president, of the Asbury Park.Prcss; repairs and in various appliances for which la fed by nearby springs, and Abram M. Kridel and Myron V. their power to reduce taxes by re- H. L. Fowler, secretary, publisher of Increasing home comforts and con- Brown. *" ducing the costs of government and John Bowers of Belford Denied the Atlantic Highlands Journal; venlences, are unitlnjr In this effort Mr. Brasch haa arranged to havo tho Production Written and Per- the bringing about of moro econom- stream dammed for a lake. Parking committee—Albert S. Mil- a License to Dig Clams Be- Robert C. Myers, treasurer, of the to awaken the people of Rod Bank formed by Sightless Members ler chairman, John B, Allen co- ical und efficient conduct of public Asbury Park Press, and Thomas Irv-i and vicinity to' the advantages" of Old times will bo brought back to of Camp Happiness Will be chairman, Hubert M. Farrow, Theo- business. cause He Was Not a Citizen— ing Brown,- publisher of the Red | modernization. The statements of Nutswamp by creating this body of Given at Leonardo School. dore D. Moore, Abram M. Krldel, The group in Red Bank wh'o have Ordered to Quit Clamming. Bank Register. the dealers and concerns set forth water. There was once a pond at Edwin C. Conover, Richard been turning this plan over in their the Importance of better housing In this location, which was used for har- The New Jersey Blind Men's club, minds and who have given much John Bowers of Belford, who has vesting ice. At that time tho farm gate, Victor. Sattcr, Warren Fowler improving appearances, abolishing which opened Its summer Camp Hap- and Morris Jacks. thought to It have under consider- been engaged in clamming the past household drudgery and conquering was owned by the lute Henry Field. piness at Leonardo Juoe 29, is deep ation a tentative ticket which they 23 years, was arrested last week for the depression. The pond was 350 feet long and 65 Internal Trade committee—M. M. not having a clamming license, as re- in preparation for its annual bene- Prown chairman, John B. Allen, Her- mado public to a Register repre- In addition to the two banks the feet wide and it was largely used for fit show, written, staged and per- sentative yesterday. It Includes: quired by a law passe by the legis- skating. Mr. Brasch plans lo make a bert Holzworth, Abram M. Kridel, promoters of this appeal for better formed by tho blind , themselves, lature last winter. Mr. Bowers id housing are Harold S. Allen, the Ac- lake of about tho samo size. He be- William /. Miller, Harry Vogel, Mr. For Stato Senator, Theron Mc- well known in Middletown township which will be held at the Leonardo Jacoby, Joseph Dillion, Percy Scher- Cumpbcll of Holmdcl, who has served me Furniture company, William I, lieves that it would provide nmplo school auditorium Friday evening, and prior to the trouble last week water to light any Ilro which might man, Paul Sperling, Julius Straus, in the Assembly for tho past four Buchanan, Craig & Horner, j.

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