AU Mi* trows oi SECTIO; BSD *ANK Sonvuodlm Towns Blu ONE rlMMly M4 Wltftort BANK REGIS VOLUME LX, NO. 12. A j RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1937. PAGES 1 TO ll Visitors From Haiti Mozar Dancing Two Houses And Movie Ticket* Are Enjoy Sailboat Race School Moves To Home Site Sold Awarded to Winners Zoning Ordinance Still No ^y. :•••••• . . _| Mr. and Mrs. Leslie R. Stewart of Fourteen children of the Red •ill Whits Gates, Llncroft road, are en- Bank playground which was con- "f.'P tertaining their nieces, Misses/Nicole Elks' Auditorium In This Section ducted this summer at the local ath- and Ghlslalne Grant of* Port-au- letic field by Richard P.- Gufcat and Prince, Haiti. Tho girls received Business Formerly Conducted Residence at Silverwhite Garden* Mrs. Marlon Arendes have been Affecting Adams added pleasure over the Labor day awarded theater tickets for having holiday by taking part In the boat in Building .Which Burned and the Leaik Property at Lit- received the highest number of races at the Fair Haven Yacht club, Tuesday Night it Now in New tle Silver Find New Owners— points for - activities at' {he play- being members of the crew In the ground. craft sailed by Mr. Stewart's daugh- Location. Lot Sold at Foxwood Park. p Tho points were awarded for va- Factory Is Passed ter. rious athletic events, for good con- The young ladles are the daugh- The Ethel Mount Mozar School of Two houses and a building lot In duct and punctuality.. Points were the factory. The employees draw ters of Mrs, Stewart's brother, Thom- Dancing, formerly located on the awarded for the winners in horse- Township Officials Visit their salaries whether they work or this locality and a, combined house as J. Grant, collector of customs at second floor of the Y. M. C. A. build- and store at Long Branch have been shoe pitching, golf, marbles and oth- Joseph Imlay To Red Bank Council Receive! not and we thought'it better to have Port-au-Prince. They will enter a ing on Monmouth street which was er activities. Fish Oil Factory and them removing the aea weed'than to sold during the past week by G. How- private school in Virginia when their gutted by fire Tuesday night, will open ard Llpplneott of Red Bank. The Those who received the tickets Petition of Protest Front be hanging around doing nothing." vacation with their aunt Is ended. next Monday In the Elks auditorium and their points Include Tony Costa, Retire Sept. 15 "I hope it la the «ea weed," said on Broad street. The school was. houses will be occupied by their new Leave Mystified — State Mr. and Mrs. Grant are expected this owners and-a residence will be con- 743; Joseph Costa, 675; Sandy Costa, 16 Residents of Rectot* Mr. Stava in talking with the re- week to visit the girls at tho Stew- started two years ago by Miss Ethel 416;. Tony Figaro, 410; Nick Costa, porter. "It is easy and not very ex- Mount Mozar and'Miss Helen L. structed on the lot As Policeman Board Investigating. art residence before they return to The house Frelbott, who 1B one of the owners Broad street' Only three persons mined that under present conditions ing taken put of the studio about ten pigeon house by Mrs. Leask, who was Mrs. Roy Weeks of MorrLsvlile, Ocean county, June 18, 1872. He Is few facts about the enforcement of of the Fort Monmouth swimming suffered Injuries. and circumstances It Is deemed In- minutes before the. alarm was rung engaged in the squab business. Many Pennsylvania^ formerly of Colt's the son of the late David and Elsie the one-hour ruling." pool. He called attention to the fact Two Ford coupes, one owned by advisable to purchase the i Eisner In. The extent of the damage Is not evergreen trees and other attractive Neck. The parents, with their baby, Imlay. He was educated In the Mr. Flasconaro presented a petition that paint on several buildings, no- Frank Braach of Red Bank, and the property and »that the thanks and known as yet but the loss to the two vegetation lend charm to the grounds.. were visiting at the home of George schools of Ocean county and In early to tlio council signed by 15 persons, tably on (he restaurant and Inn, had other driven by Lester McGlear of appreciation of the board are ex- teachers Is estimated at above $4,000, George A. Qulmby of Long Branch, Sofleld of Scobeyville, who is secre- life served as conductor on the .lines most of whom aro Monmouth strco£ turned black and had become »o Jersey City and owned by his brother pressed to Mr. Eisner for his gener- which Is partly covered by Insur- assistant superintendent of the sea- tary to Allison h. S. Stern. Mr. of the Monmouth County Electric Co., business men, asking to have S two,* chalk-like In texture that it could bo Frederick were destroyed by fire, and ous offer and fair and courteous ance. shore branch of the Atlantic & Pa- Weeks Is a grandson of Frank S. operating between Rod Bank and | hour parking limit put back Into e£* rubbed off. He said he had his own anether car owned by Dr. Thomas dealing with the board. cific Tea Co., has bought from the Weeks of Colt's Neck. Long Branch and Red Bank and I feet on Monmouth street. Mr. Oops Idea as to the cause of this damage Hunt of Elizabeth was scorched as Nathaniel Drake estate a lot 75x101 This does not mean, however, that The last class left the building at Just how it happened no one Rumson. . Jsill and Mayor English questioned' but that ho was not sure and would a result of the three-car collision feet on the south side of Silverton Mr. Flasconaro about the parking make no accusation because he-did the proposal to get a permanent site 9:45 and the fire was said to have seems to know, but in some way the The police department numbered about 3 a. m. Tuesday morning on for Y. M. C. A. activities will bo laid avenue at Foxwood Park, Little Sil- baby wandered from the Sofleld res- situation and told him that it would *" not want to be unjaat. He Inferred Route 35, north of Broksldo Inn. Ac- been burning at that time, but was six men when Mr. Imlay was appoint- on tho tabje. The fire which practic- ver. Ho plans to build a house of idence grounds. Near the house Is ed. Among them was the late Lieut. not be plausible to change tho ordlnv that tho troublo was due to chem- cording to Policeman Otto Herden, confined to the basement. No one the Cape Cod type on the land. ally destroyed, the old Y. M. C. A. leaving the school noticed anything a steep bank, at the bottom of which Edward Connors and the present ance for Monmouth street alone, "s icals.In the bay and he asked for an who Investigated, McClear's vehicle Mrs. Ethel Walling of Brown place, Mayor English told Mr. Fiascons.rO) '' Investigation,, 1 building on Monmouth street Tues- wrong, but ten minutes later the flro a deep brook courses, and the wor- chief. Harry H. Clayton. Tho town was-being pushed by the Brasch car. d.ay night will, no doubt, cause a de- Red Bank, has sold tho combined ried parents fearod that tho baby that the change from a two to iv>'^ The township officials voted to A.i they were riding along Broad whistles blew and an oxygen tank In 'was polioed mostly on foot but Mr. lay In tho soiectlon of a now site, as the Surgical Supply company's store house and storo which she owned at had tumbled into the water and been Imlay was tho first Red Bank officer one-hour limtt had been made upon) '"1 grant the request and their visit to street the doctor's car rammed the the northwest corner of Seventh popular request and sold: "I thlnlc , the factory was made as a result of this Monmouth street property, upon on the ground floor exploded. While rfrownod. For this reason tho search- to be given a bicycle upon which to rear of Brasch's car and pushed the which thero was a rovohuc-produclng street and Hondrlckson avenue, ers directed their Hist attention to the one-hour limit should be. given & .f this action. They have also informed McClear car about 12B feet north of Miss Mozar'B loss Is considerable and make his tour of duty. structure, was the nucleus upon some of the music le Irreplaceable, Long Branch, to Peter Madnlck, who tho brook. They walked along both Red Bank, according to Sergt. Im- fair trial before we consider any, -, the state board of health and It 1B the Brascb bar. The Impact broke has been renting It. The land Is 50x changes." *', "„' Understood that this body will have which the Y. M< C. A. officials hoped she Is most grateful that no one was sides and waded through it without lay, Is a peaceful town today com- McClear's gasoline tank and also to bring about a real estate deal at 155 feet and the residence has six seeing the child. Mr. Stout said he thought the towi| ''j a chemist to analyze .water from the ignited Breach's car. The fire spread In the class room at tho time. The pared -with the early day3 of his accompanist Charles OoUchalW, was rppmsl...,Tha,,»tpj»Ja.used4sr. a.gro; • The disappearance of Roy was no- tenure. Then-there were the Big Pit was losing business by strict ~en<' \ illnji Tssi«sst*s**Mfii«4nYl1ri)ii lm n Is- ,ta nil, thrnn nirti" cn~iy H- 1? eery business. ^ forcement of the ordinance and Mr* ' sued no statomehi as "to tnblr meet Fire companies from Shrewsbury engaged to play with an orchestra at ticed about 7 o'clock and he was and the Little Pit, not to mention consideration at the present time two the Smoke Shop tavern and the last found about 11 o'clock asleep be- Crow Hollow, and a policeman had Jiannlne said he didn't think It was? Ing Friday, but according to a re- and Eatontown responded to-a call proper to penalize persons who oveni • liable source they are as much mys- as did the Eatontown first aid squad riverfront .properties, one the former ballet class had been shortened about neath a tree in a woods about half to be over-alert in order to properly Commodore Bussell property, later 18 minutes In order to allow him to New Department a mile from the Sofleld home. He perform the duties of his office. This parked five or ten minutes. It WSJ»\ / tified 4s ever over tho cause of the and ambulance, All three cars were upon hearing this statement that Mry '* damage and will take no action, un- towed to Obre's garage, . the J. Trafford Allen homo, opposite keep his engagement, or the class was safe and sound and, still sleep- does not mean, Mr. Imlay says, that Allen place, and the former Knights would have been on the floor at the ing, was carried back to the Sofleld the duties of the present-day police- Gofslll "let down his hair" and told? - til they recclvo a report from the Dr. Hunt wa% taken to RlvervlW Of The Register Mr. Jiannlne that It took Officer WIW state board. of Columbus property overlooking time of the explosion. house. How the baby got so far from man are less arduous but simply that hospital, where, he was treated for the rlvor between * Allen place and ! home Is still a mystery. their problems are vastly different. Ham Brooks an hour and IS minute* lacerations of the forehead. Miss Mozar and Miss Fales have As told In The Register last week West Front street made many friends since coming to Starts Next Issue In tho early days, the' day of tho to complete a toutr of tho restricted ,, Mr. Stava and a number of other About 9:30 Monday night two men There ara several other riverfront horse and buggy, the traffic problem parking area anf that no one rex were Injured when the car In which Red Bank and they have received Port Monmouth residents had water properties being offered for sale but many expressions of sympathy upon Co-Operating With The Genea- had not yet arisen, and the police- eclved a ticket for parking less than- from the bay analyzed by a chemist they were riding went off the road, no serious consideration haB been man was concerned mostly with the ten minutes over the limit. MayoQ struck s tree and overturned on the loss sustained by them due to logical Committee of the Mon- Religious Unit at Rutgers unlvorslty. The report given these by the board of direc- tho nre. task of seeing to It that law and English added that a stranger plead- of this chemist did not specifically Sycamoro avenue. According to po- tors. •> _ _ mouth County Historical Asso- order were preserved and that re- ing Ignorance to the parking ruli attribute the cause of paint discol- lice . who Investigated, W. Strothor Tho change from the" Monmouth To Meet Tonight was not fined. _, street building to the Elks Is con- tion. N calcitrant citizens were dealt with in oration to tho factory but stated that Jones, 3d, of Locust Point road, Lo- proper fashion. Mr. Powers presented a petition! the analysis did not absolve the fac- cust, lost control of the car while sidered to bo a most advantageous one from IS residents of West Front trying to retrieve his hat which had Brotherhood To and Miss Mozar is confident that the Boglnning with next week's Issue, First Fall Meeting of Young Peo- Science had not yet taken .a hand tory from tho possibility of being re- in police administration and crime street and Rector placo asking that sponsible. been blown off by the wind. As the move to Its new location can only be a Genealogical and Historical depart- ple's Council of Religious Ed- no change be made in the zoning o( car overturned, Christopher Hofer of Meet On Monday for the hotter. Parking facilities are ment will make Its appearance In detection. There wero no police Both Mr. Smith and Mr. Grimes, ucation of Red Bank District radios nor even a pollco signal sys- that section. An amendment to ad In their talks with tho township of- Now York city, a passenger In the extensive and efficient and the mod- this paper to cater to the increasing ordinance changing the north side ot car, was thrown out. The Red Bank ern, up-to-date Elks Home Is an Ideal Interest In tho history of Monmouth to be Held at Belford. tem. When a policeman was wanted ficials and with The Register report- Newly-Elected Officers to be In- ail headquarters a telcphoncc call was West Front street from a business, er, stated that tho paint damagp and ambulance was summoned and re- Bpot for a dancing atudlo. county families, as well as In tho lo- to an Industrial zone and changing moved Hofer to Rlvervlcw hospital, stalled at First Fall Meeting of The committee appointed by tho cal history of the region. made to a store on hla beat, and the the rank odor at certain points along The Young People's Council of Re- proprietor would signal tho man on a lot, 50x150 feet, at the northeast the shore were duo to rotted sea where it was found that he had a Presbyterian Church Group— Elks lodge In charge of tho business It Is hoped this method may. aid in ligious Education of the Red Bank corner of West Front street and Recv fractured left leg and lacerations of end of the move has been very help- the work of preserving knowledge of duty by a blast of a whlBtle. weed. In front of Mr. Stava't place New Form to be Used. district will hold its first fall meet- Mr. Imlay modestly refrains from tor place from a business to a resi* during most of August the water tho face. Jones suffered minor In- ful and permission has been granted the rank and file, as well as the Ing tonight at 8:15 o'clock at the Bel- dential lot had passed its first read* JurleB. The-' car- was completely the teacher to arrange mirrors and prominent citizens of Monmouth telling much of his record. He can near the shoro was as black as ink ford Mothodlst church. Rev. W. Car- recall vividly, however, when "cut- ing at the previous meeting of ths wrecked and was toVed to. Obro's The first meeting; of the now flBCal barres in tbe large auditorium. This county's past, knowledgq which man Trembath, pastor of Red Bank council. Tho ordinance to amend an and thick with decayed matter. might otherwise, die with the older ting affairs" In tho two "pits" and In "That stuff is at least 99 per cent garage. term of tho Brotherhood of the Pres- equipment will be Installed as soon Reformed church, will be tha speak- -ordinance was. up for Its second and byterian church will be held Monday as It can be obtained, although re- generation. It Is also hoped that Crow Hollow occurred almost daily. vegotable," said Mr. Grimes pointing The third accident happened early er. Rev. G. Nelson Moore, pastor of The Big Pit was located in the vi- third readings. (j ' - night at 8:16 o'clock In the social placing tho large mirrors which were thoso who know tho background to the Belford oliurch, will make the at the black foul-smolllng material. Monday morning -when Thomas the historical problems with which cinity of West Bergen place, the Lit- ' Mr. Powers said that If the flec- "It might be ono per cent animal," Drury of St. George, Staten Island, hall of tho church. Walter L. Fred- destroyod' will take -a little, time. address of welcome. The session will tion In question was changed hotlw ericks,* newly elected president, will When It Is necessary to" use the audi- studonts are grappling will come to tle Pit on'Water street, and Crow he wont on to^ay.' That Is duo to struck, the rear of a Shrewsbury tho latter's aid through these! col- be presided over by W. Albert Dore- Hollow along Dibbcn's row. All are ing could stop tho extension,of th» stuff which Is dumped off ships and Dairy tallk truck on Broad street, be In charge. torium for other gatherings, the Mo- mus of Red Bank, president of the industrial zoho to Rector place and A new form of ritual for Installa- zar classes will bu conducted In a umns. Consequently the co-opr/atlon memories now. * to eowago which I understand Hows near the railroad crossing. The truck of the public is earnestly sought. eventually to tho river. Ho said tht into the bay from some place, Not was driven by William Hoffman of tion of officers will be conducted at smaller room. Arthur Wymbs was chief of police zoning of the corner lot as residen- this meeting. Edmund vomSteeg, Jr., To make answers as helpful as pos- -^, attendance Biblical picture, when Mr. Imlay was appointed to the dne bit of it comes from tho fac- Harding road, Red Bank. Both driv- The mirrors will be placed flush which- Is given to the group having tial was only a subterfuge, He stat< tory," ho concluded. ers escaped injury. Drury was talion who will Introduco the new form, has with the walls and the frames paint- sible, It 1B requested that you clto the force. Wymbs succeeded' J. Frank ed that 40 per.cent of the sites zoned sources of your Information or proof, the largest percentage of Its enroll- Patterson and was In turn succeeded The visit of Inspection showed that Into custody by Policeman Otto Her- stated that the Installation has been ed to harmonize with the Interior of as industrial In Red Bank was not successfully tried by various other is possible, stating whether it is ta- ment present, will be awarded as by the present Incumbent, Chief during the past year much apparatus den on a charge made by Hoffman the room in order, to make them as usual. Refreshments will be served being used as such, and the fact that and was fined $00 by Recorder El- organizations and feels that It will inconspicuous as possible. The barres ken from a Bible in your possession, Harry H. Clayton. • has been put In tho factory to pur- or in the possession of a relative or by the young women of the church. Eugene Adams had built a factory ' ify waste matter. Chlorine and oth- mer 0, Walnrlght for rookless driv- prove a novel entertainment for will be erected a foot away from the Mr. Imlay married Miss Ella D. on property he knew was zoned for membors ofjthe group. Thoro will friend, from a book, glvltgg the au- Tho organization, which Is com- Chaiiwlck, a natlvo of Red Bank, er chemicals and a series of vats are ing. walls. This arrangement does not posed of members of the young petf- business should not bo used as an be no guest speaker. curtail the size of the auditorium to, thor, title and date of publication, or and, has a son and daughter, Floyd used In this process. Whereas the David K. Marx or Newark was from church records, giving the ple'B societies of Protestant churches argument for a change. He also said water In front of tho factory was fined f 10 by Recorder Walnrlght for The following officers were elected any great extent and will not Inter- Imlay, who on Tuesday was appoint- that he was of the opinion that the last June and will be Installed Mon- name of the church, as well as tho at Red Bank and vicinity,, will short- ed a special policeman by tho coun- formerly discolored and odoriferous, Bpeedlng at 72 miles per. hour on fere with the seating capacity at any placo where these records may be ly bcgaln tho sixth year of Its ex- board of adjustment would not 'havo It Is now clear and without taint. Broad street Sunday. George Julius day: ' meetings held there.. A swinging cil, and Miss Juanita Imlay. Ho is recommended a change in tho zonlirf President— W«ltcr L, Fredericks. consulted. If this Information can istence. The object of tho council Is a grandfather, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Houses' In close proximity to tho fac- Paulson ef Staten Island was fined First vice president—Allin Vmndtrhoef. sign, coplod from MISB Mozar's hand- not bo given, It Is requested you state to further Christian education, to en- ordinance if they had known that 18 (10 Sunday for passing; a red light writing by the J. C. Williams Sign Imlay having one child. property owners In that section word tory show no paint damage. The 1 Second vln nneldent—Martin Hlltln- the circumstances under which the larg'J tho scope of Christian fellow- waste matter from the plant, after at the' intersection of Broad street botham, Sd. company, will be placed in tho data was procured, Sergt. Imlay will begin his last against any such change. Ho asked Socretiirr—Dr. Lawrence B. Burdst. ship among tho young people of the "trick" as a member of the Red Bank passing through tho vats and being and Sycamore avenue. Both arreits center circle which Is surrounded by section and to assist various socle- what the zoning ordinance was lot were made by Policeman Herden. Assistant secretary—tewle It. Lowry. the driveway leading to the auditor- To make the information In this police force Wednesday at midnight. treated chemically, Is discharged In- Financial wcretary—Cornelius 0. Muyi- department Interesting and valuable, ties in their activities and problems U It wasn't to protect tho property to the bay a considerable distance ium doors, At 8 o'clock the following morning owners from Just such encroach- Treasurer—Charles T, Wennle. the early marriage records of Mon- through Inspirational and recreation- ho will have made his last entry in from tho shore. Registration for tho fall classes at al meetings,. Meetings of the organ- ments. ' Excursion To Following Is a list of standing com- the school will be hold ifrom Septem- mouth, In tho county court house, the police blotter. No longer a mem- As proof that sea weed la tho cause will be published, section by section, ization are held on the second Thurs- Mr. Adams, who Is directly affeoterg of the troublo Mr, Grimes pointed mittee chalrmon recently appointed ber 13 to IS and the classes are sched- ber of the department he will leave by the ordinance, was present wltH together with whatever questions and day of each^month, oxcept In July police headquarters with the satis- out that certain sections of East * * by the president: uled to begin Septembor 20. An ad- answers may bo received from tho and August. his son and attorney, Edmund Can- Social—Leon Turklnston. vertisement listing the hours during faction of knowing that ha has com- Koanaburg and Leonardo aro exper- pub)lc. Tho Red Bank district covers Red zona, Mr. Camona said that if thft i iencing tho samo rank odors as Port Coney Island Relief—Dr. h. F. Mackensie. which registrations may bo mado pleted a faithful service as a pubilo ordlnanco was not passed Mr. Adamg {The annual excursion of keans- Program—Edmund. vornSteeR, Jr. will be found on the cooking pago of When asking a question or answer- Bank, KcanBburg, Atlantic High- servant, and further, that he has Monmouth shore residents and that Extension—0. Howard Llpplneott. Ing ono, bo sure your Information is lands, Now Monmouth, Mlddletown, would he unable to uso his factory bury fire company Mo. 1 to the Mardi Press—Harry 0. Fey Worden. this issue of The Roglntor. The earned for himself a host of friends In every instance jotted sea weed Is accuroto and legible, submitting It In Bolford, Little SUvor, Leonardo, Fair for manufacturing goods for wholes In dose proximity. However, no Qrn« at Coney Island will be held Ushern—I. Harold Wood. teachers are most emphatic In stat- as well as the respect and admira- sale and. that ho was In danger o{ Roy Scouts—David Pudielnsr. ing that the fire will In no' way In- typewritten form, or In Ink, on one Haven, Holmdel and Colt's Neck. tion of his brother ofllcors, complaints about paint damage have Tuesday, September 14, The steam- Refreshments—William 0, Muitoc. side'of tho paper only, alBo that your losing the proporty. Ho also sola er City of Kcanab'urg will leave Key- terfere with the contlnuanco of class- Officers of tho socloty aro W. Al been made to tho township officials Civic—Harold S. Allen. full name and address Is given, bort Doromus presldont, Eugene Ma that changing tho corner lot fron port at 6:10 p, mi and Kcansburg at Lookout—Thomai W. Hud. es already scheduled. The school will School Registration Day. from business to residential would] by residents of East Kcansburg and Membership—Philip T. Smith, To make this department as Inter- greo first vlco president, Malcolm Leonardo. 8:45 p. m. On the return trip the carry on In Its new location with no All pupils-who plan to enter the allow Mr, Adams to build a homo 01}, *, The organization Is beginning Us esting and as accurate as possible, Mlnton second vice president, Harry Last week a number of tho em- boat will leave Coney Island at 12:80 Interruption and they roquest that all Rod Bank public schools for tho first the lot as ho had planned and would] , 80th year. The object of tho Brother- persons Interested will make note of this newspaper Is co-operating with C. Fay Wordcn secretary, William H time this fall Uxcopt thoso already ployees of the fish oil 'factory olearad a. m, Dancing will bo oho of the at- the Genealogical committee of tho registered and pupils In tho kinder- prevont a service station bolng araoU ^ tractions on tho steamor.. Froo park- hood Is to promote sociability among this fact. Tallmnn treasurer and Rev. Henry the beach of sea weed near Mr, Monmouth County Historical associa- P. Bowcn, pastor of Fair Haven garten) are requested to register at ed on tha lot. Ho said tht fact (hit , Ing Is available on the Keansburg the mon of the congregation, to A very attractive elght-pago book- tho office of tne Superintendent of a factory nnd a ooat yard wore t\* 3tava's pulaco of business. In order strengthen their fratornal relations, tion. While tho Genealogical com- MethodlBt church, adult adviser. to do this It was necessary to cut pier. Layton Webster ia general let has been printed In The Register mittee cannot guarantee accuracy, Schools, Senior high school, Harding ready In tho Immodlata neighbor* to secure their organized co-operation office, for the dancing school. All In- iway portions of Jottles ownod by chairman. they will seo to It that answers road, Thursday, September 0, be- hood should Influenco tha council td>'( I The Register ll completely equlp- In the affairs or the church, to pro- formation' neoessary. Including the Notice. tween the hours of 0:S0 a. m. and 12 some extent, & - William A. Qolilhaus of Kcansburg. mote Christian fellowship among all known to be Incorrect will not be noon and 1:30 to 4i30 p. m. Permission was received from Mr. , id to turn out any kind of job print- types of dancing taught, tuition fees, printed. I will not bo responsible for any Mayor English said ho won tod Hkk> Ing expertly and at reasonable prices. men of tho community and to take equipment needed and price list of debts contracted by my wife, Mrs, School will open for the new term Qohlhaus to do this, with the proviso We hope some Interesting contro- Kathorlno Mlnard. !• Monday, September 13, Pupils of tho bo fair to all tho parties cono«rn«q|l And the work la done when prom' an aotlvo non-partisan Interest in articles sold In the school, Is Included but'could seo no reason for not »HJa that tho Jetties must! be. restored to lied. The next time you need any- municipal affairs. . versies may bo brought out in this (Signed) Senior and Junior : high schools, their original condition. '. In this descriptive booklet and It will Raymond Minnrd. Harding. road and Branch avenue, fcctlng the Change, oipeolslly M IMfi thing in the printing lite from a bus- be mailed to anyone upon receipt of department nnd much research con- "Because the factory bands cleaned iness fcard to si booklet glv» The Reg- Bachelors I tributed to the enjoyment and profit —Advertisement. will report at 8:30 a, m. Pupils of Bank was Intcriitcd In IncreMlRKJJ up tho beach a report emanated from ister a call.—Advertisement. Let us take cart of your laundry a telephono call ov written request. of our readers. m i t» all other schools Will report at 8:48 its ratabiea. Councilman ,K«nn»t«K Sooki darned, buttons replieed— , Miss Mozar expects to'put on a bal- Honey to Lend. tome souree that wo woro respon- *' ""• -Edwin C. Gllland, M. Wyckoff made a motion that fbHR liblo for tho smoll and paint dam- Bed ttankBoslneM Institute. everythlnp, mended and ready to let performance during tho Christ- fhone 2100 on first mortgage on Improved prop- ordlnanoo pass lit stoond, r**natrate that with the sea weed'out . Have demand for properties, of 0 son. I don't expect my husband'to b« typewriter!; prices OT.R0 up. 'farms >f the way the trouble would cease, Children's Drawls; Clatt, 16 20 aorit with or without building*. Teller's for Typewriters. rcsponslblo for any debts contracted 5S0o a day. All m«k«s IIWWn modilmd s ili l Painting, drawing and composition. Also larger fartna. Send full psrtlou- Sale on New Underwood Typewriters Guaranteed manhlnes tl bargain by me or. his lady friend as his obll guaranteedrteed , SuperioSupriorr TypewriteTypewriter to (ult-rour VurnJW il»l IfflflflHl tl did not Cost us, one cent to do T, 0. WoodhMffltudlw, Broad and nations at present are enough. 5Servlot1 . CsrltoClt n thetttthttr bulldlna. Rid ibis aside, from the alight expense of lira, to, Allatr* A Bon Agency, Inc., 1938 models, 25 per cent off list price. prices, Expert repairing. 1'elloy'e, Mechanic stretts, Red Bank, phone IB Monmouth str««, R«d Bank.—Ad. Murry'S Print Shop, 80 South street, Broad street. Red Bank.—AdvorUae- Mrs. Raymond Mlnard. Bank, phnnt 485. Opts, Minings.-- repairing." This it a slack seaion »t 3100,-AdMrUMinent, vtrtlat\m«nV phone 839, Freehold.—Advertisement. I onent. —Advertisement. AdvtrUiemjnt. / '••/ ••<>".. RED BANK REGISTER, SEPTEMBER 9,198?. Llebhuusor Tuasdaj^ I It was "candl- sympathy. Possibly they should have o'clock. Special, recognition will be r been more patient,'I don't know. paid to ineraber».of the chiiroh who ; ;?Pdrl Monroputh. 4atei .d*y"-. an4.*,«41-:'Republloan u- An Interesting That la what they havo been for so will. soon resume college >studle». plranti for MtadtetWn township sj>d m. Ri'j Sink RagliUr «an U bought many yean. They are In for a des- They are Miss Lois, Axloll, John L. In .Port -Hounouth from Ltrnr QeaatilU, county omots'yweri,invited to make Letter From Glenn perate,'struggle against great odds. Hordrlckson, Jr., 'Robert Hendrlck- Ckfcrlu , M«y«ri «nd Chltlti LJlbhulMr). add«t»es,'''.':'C', i-fls-'&t. ' ..,-'•; •.' ..: They will have to enduro terrible sut- son and John T. Hendrlckson. Rev. ferlng. All tho right Is on their side. The Ladles' auxiliary of the fire Services/will be resumed at Cotn- at There la no moral justification -what- Georgo W. Young, the pastor of the company will meet at the firs bouia raunlty ohuroh .Sunday.., .Sunday Wishard Arrives ever for what Japan Is trying to do church, and bis brlds recently' re- Tuesday , night. Mrs. Mary Rich- sohool will ba conducted at 2:80 p. lo China. Somehow she should be turned from their wedding trip. ; mond, tho new president of the aux- m. and a service will be held at 8 Dine in the Open Air He and MM. Wishard Are Now made to feel the moral condemnation Capt. Anthony Blschoff has Had iliary, will preside for the. flrst time. p. ra, of. the entire world. his house repainted by. John Dean. 1 Mrs.' Josephine Mills and her ' * Charles' Ames of Bast Orange has atMaqUain Y. M. C. A. Work Another of my great surprises of Mr. and Mrs. Evan and son of Jer- been spending several days with last Wednesday was to discover sey City srJont last week with'Mrs. daughtor. Miss Graco Mills, attended v —They Sympathise With The among the refugees from Shanghai campmeetlng at Ocean Grove Bun- Abram Eokerson. ; »V - • my old friend. Dr. B. Stanley Jones George Spaffbrd. Mlijr HUle Davis has returned to Chinese. Louis Oachemltter and family of day.- - ••..-....• .• He had Just come to China from In- Mr. and Mrs. FraXk Miser of New- her home, at Mlddletowji village tf-i dia for a lecture tour of two months. New York spent part of last week ter a visit to Miss Helen Dennis. Opt'n to Graduate of • The flrst direct, news from Mr. and Now that must be given up for the with Mr. and Mrs,' Julius Ley. Misi ark were gueits of Mrs, Amalla Dancing at Dinner and Supper Mrs. Glenn P. Wlehard, formerly of present. He had first hand informa- Cathorlno Wogcst of aicndsle, • Long Gross Saturday and Sunday, William- Rajp'h, son of Mr. anil Red Bank, who went to Manila sev- tion of the recent happenings in Island,'visited Mr. and MM. Ley Sat- Mrs. Thomas Complto-of-tiewatk Mrs. George Ralph, has resumed his Rare Wines ... Best Liquor... Fine Fooc eral weeks ago was received In town Shanghai. You can rest assured that urday and Sunday. ' spent Saturday and Sunday with Sir. •tudtlei at University' of vAIwamst af- last week by Lester Ross of Hudson the tragedy of it all Is as bad, if not and Mrs.'Leroy Kolb. ter the summer. vacation.. • v- , worse than the nowa reports have The Sunshine club of Community and Good'Music avenUe, one of Glenn's very close painted. And the end Is not yet. Jesse Webster of Bloomfleld, Con' friends. > The letter was mailed at Our hearts are heavy within ,us that New Mpomouth, nectlout, a native of this place, was church will hold & card party Thura.' by Earle Van Pelt , Manila .August 26 and was received there should be 10 much needless at the home of William H. Willed day afternoon,. September ,33, at the here last Friday. death and suffering added to what Sunday. It was the flrst tlmo he homo of Mrs. O. A. Harris,. . ,, Tony DeNucci The letter In' part states, "Here we Beems inevitable in China. |But wo Tho Jowlah residents of this local- bad been here In a number of years. Mlsj Elsie Mlcor" and Thomas are at last, and beginning to feel at are glad to be In this part of tjie ity held Mew Year services Monday Murdo of Newark passed the week- and Tuesday at the homo of Jacob George wlllett has returned homo home. Thore Is to be a tea and re- world. It la an experience, long to from Rlvervlew - hospital at Red end with Mr, and Mrs,' Charles Teddy Longo ception for us this afternoon. After be remembered. Possibly wo aha]] Block. Rabbi Jacob' Bolstein of East Quackenbush.,,, • be of some service to the Amorlcan Orange was In oharge. Bank, where he was a patient. He that I am sure we shall feel we are Is Improving. , . . Walter Horarm of New York spent refugees suffering from this war, Frederick Rpborta of Brooklyn Expert Repairing duly launched In our new work. . It Thousands are being evacuated from Miss Dorothy Bentham and Wil- Saturday and Sunday with his broth- OF s too early for mo to toll you much Shanghai and sent to Manila. I am was at his former home here Satur- er, Frank Homan. , day and Sunday. ' liam Bentham of New York visited about this Y. M. C. A. I can say sure that there will be "much that we Mr. and Mrs. Albert Johnson Satur- WATCHES, CLOCKS that I am amazed at the many ac- can do through the Y. M. C. A. Mr. and Mrs. James H. GrlggSi day and Sunday. on Route 4-V, Between Eatontown and West long Branch I am finishing; this letter in Manila. who have been spending the summer The greatest number of tropical tivities which are being carried on Mrs. Grace Curran . of Freehold / and JEWELRY already. Now that I am here I am We arrived here safoly on the 24th at this place and Rod Bank with storms la the Gulf of Mexloo, the of August Just four days late for thqlr parents, Will leave tomorrow spent Saturday and Sunday with Caribbean - sea and the' Atlantlo Phone Eatontown 184. hoping we can add aomemoro. the earthquake which rocked Manila Mrs. John E. Bennett. Accuracy, tkill and expert* "Already I feel that this is where for Evar.ston, Illinois, where Mr. ocoafi recorded for any one year and environs on August 20th at 8:00 The Republican Women's club was 21. in 1938. The lightest hurri- ence enable us to do the GENE we belong. - I feel so much moro at p. m. There were thirty-three Injured Brlggs has a position as,an instruc- most delicate repairing We home here In the Far East I.sup- tut only one death. It was a terrify- tor In a college. , met at the home of Mrs. Charles cane year was 1890 with only one, OPEN ALL pose that is but natural after 22 ing experience especially for those Caroy Johnston Is back at guarantee satisfaction. Our years In India. We both feel sure American refugees who were just Whcdton, Illinois, after having spent prices nil! please vou. that thiB was a wleo Btep for ua to landing in Manila from Shanghai. the summer vacation with his par- They must havo felt they had jumped onts, Rev, and Mrs. Samuel John- :ake. , from the frying pan Into tho fire. Silverware Repaired "We have secured a pleasant suite Only one large building In Manila ston, i • JOHN & CHARLES Hairdressers of rooms In a modest priced hotel was seriously damaged as to require •Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Roborts and Replated Like New and shall probably have to live there complete reconstruction. havo returned from an automobile 67 Broad Street, : Phone 1515 for several weeks for Jt Is very dlffi- What a warm friendly welcome, we vacation' trip in tho New England • •(- REUSSILLES'- :ult ,to find either a house or an have received. We already feel at states and Canada. ' • RED BANK GIRLS FROM 10 LEADING ipartment that Is suitable. home and are sure that we are going Mr. and Mrs, Wesley Coddlngton 36 Broad BanW io enjoy both working and living and children of Onconta, Now York, ~~ "EXTRA SPECIAL "The car came through In good jere. The Y. M. C. A. has a splendid TeL W81. . londltion. All I had to do was to put equipment. Three of the buildings, formerly of this place, spent Satur- COLLEGES SELECT some gaa in the tack and drive off each with It's own gymnasium, 'play- day arid Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. the pier. Gas IB high here, 28 cents Ing fields, rooms and restaurants, are Daniel Colllnson, gallon. I paid 37U cents for a located on a five-acre site right In the Miss Besslo Pcnterman sang a solo School Girls Only YOUR UNDERWEAR quart of the 25o grade of oil." :enter of things. I have seen no bet- nt the Baptist church Sunday morn- ter equipment anywhere In the East. ing. Jersey Central Mr. WlshaKl also wrote the follow- The American-European Y. M. C. A. For Limited Time Only la a busy place from 4:00 to ,40:00 Miss Mlnnlo Colllnson has re- Power & Light ing letter with a request that It be sumed her college studios at Ktrks- WARDROBE/ published In "iha Register: >. m. except Saturdays and Sundays, shall not attempt to give a detailed vllle, Missouri, after' having spent Company Manila, Philippine Islands, description of the work here nor say tho sifmmer vacation here. Machine August 28, 1937. more about our Impressions than Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Roberts and Dear Friends: The board of Director! hn declared simply that htey are most favorable. Miss GertrudB Roberts visited rela- the following regular quarterly Japanese destroyers on the Whang- •Warmest greetings to all the old poo river firing their machine' guns tives at Mountain Lake Saturday and Permanent divldendi: , 'rlends at home, we miss you.much Sunday. .50 —Chinese snipers replying from be- iven though we are very pleased SH% Series Preferred, hind their trenches along shore- lth our new surroundings. Martin Cosserly Is becoming noted Japanese bombers In the air over- i an expert fisherman. He made a Complete No. 2$, Rate: $U7H Ask,for Your FREE Booklet head—Chinese anti-air craft guns Yours sincerely, Wave Glenn P. Wishard. big haul at B&rnegat a few days, ago trying vainly to bring them down— nd on other fishing trips ho was 3 ,6% Series Preferred, our boat, the President McKinley, Hair artistically deigned JFormerly 7.50 No. 4L.-Rate: $1.50 Wka.t'5 Vtpytet-cL&ii anchored In mid-stream at Wooaung cry successful. waiting for the tender1 to bring Amer- Middletown Village. James El. Grlggs and his son, Albert at no additional cost. in Unaetweat in our ican refugees down from Shanghai— Griggs, captured a black widow 7% Series Preferred, my wife and I on deck witnessing (Tie Red Bank Register can faa bought spider a few days ago. They put It No. SO. Rate: SI.75 actual war for the flrst, and we hope Wlddlllown from J. C. Knight and Wll- In a jar and gave it to John M. West, payable on October 1, 1937, (a sll Knit Underwear Department for the last time—ducking below-the im B. Waten). who lives near Mlddletown village deck railing, Becking the protection atockholden Of record at the dote of Julius Ley Is enjoying a vacation and who placed It on exhibition at SPECIALS For Limited Time Only of the Iron plates of the ship against his office. bminetf, September Iff, 1937. itray bullets whenever Hrlng began 3f three weeks from his duties at 13.41-ie L II. FCTTtn, Treararer. Miss Dcano Walling was a visitor ^/IRLS from ten leading from the shore, the rest of the time Mew York. watching the Japanese bombers soar Mrs. Georgo Smith, and her chll- at Asbury Park Saturday and Sun- Machineless college* (elected the smart, smooth for position, dive to drop an egg on Iren George and Audrey havo re- day. the Chinese portion of Shanghai underwear exemplified in LUXTTE. ' • called the Clvlo Center, the smoke timed from a camp In, Now York Mrs. Curtis Walling and her PN perfect fie... freedom of action and the debris of exploding bombs itate, where they spent most of the daughter have returned home from Permanent Wave a vacation sojourn at Atlantlo City. ... easy packing . . . and quick plainly visible, the noise of the ex- lummer. plosion coming so soon afterwards Miss Elizabeth easier has reBumed Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Morford NO EXTRAS TYING IN laundering, they chose die stunningly and so loud as to make us realize ler duties as a teacher at Ruther- of this pUice and Mr and Mrs. Joa- .00 tailored an/let for which, LUXTTE is - how close we were to the actual fight- ord. quln A". Lawrenco of Colt's Neck are ing— Buch was our thrilling If not home nftor vacationing. In the Now Oil Shampoo Included famous. Come to our Knit Undenveir pleasant experience last Wednesday, Services will bo resumed at the With the Ford Dealer'* Baptist church Sunday after the England states. 5 Department— die rendezvous for August 14th. Regular $7.50 summer vacation. Tho Sunday- Mrs. Emma Laylon Is back from nalr artistically designed at no the ay achool crowd; ask for your We bad lain at anchor all.night at a visit at Brooklyn. Nation Wide ichool will meet at 9:45 o'clock in additional cost. booklet on college-approved under- the mouth of the Yantze river wg.lt- :he morning and the worship ser- Harold R. Morford has a new ing lor the morning tide. As we pro?. J : wear.. .andchooeeyourLUXITB ceeded up the river we passed several vice at'"the 'church w}U' bo'jiat'll Chorrolet'Seaan,'- '-"" -••-.'••»•- underwear Wardrobe tor school. , Japanese destroyers, convoys and other ships of the fleet at anchor. More hurried past us on their way upstream. We must have seen twen- Used Car WMfeSNUGfilNSw*!.* 94C ty or more Japanese men-of-war all la 0&* h*tti»—•koit medium. Itn* ready for action. Finally we came to the mouth of the Whagpoo, the trib- utary of the Yantze on which Shang- Kirschbaum's Silk Shop hai is built. Originally our captain Clearance) had planned to go right up to Shang- 88 BROAD 8T, BED BANK, N. J. hai but evidently the Dollar Offic at Shanghai decided that would be too dangerous so we anchored down we offer a good assort' stream a few miles. Soon we noticed soldiers sticking ment of lute model, their heads up from behind the road along the shore. At flrst we did not know whether they were Japanese or low mileage used Ford Chinese. But later when there was m exchange of fire between them and Sedans, Coupes, Con- were Chinese forces. We then did not feel so secure for wo were In the vertible Sedans, Con- direct line of flre from the Chinese guns which were directed upon the vertible Club Cabrio- Japanese boats, passing between us and the shore at a distance of less than fifty yards. I\had never heard lets, Phaetons and Sta- machine guns firing before. I must say I didn't like the sound of these tion Wagons. bullets through the trees and bushes. Nor did I like the boom of the big guns which we could hear In the dis- tance for we knew each one meant All reconditioned and codlcss death and destruction. And those bombers dropplng'their deadly fully guaranteed to be missiles every few minutes. We saw ovontoen of the Japanese bombing planes In the air at one time. Later as represented. we wore to hear what only one or two bombs could do. Last Saturday a Chinese bombing Also an assortment of plane was in the air over a congested section of Shanghai, Two bombs other makes including dropped. It Is thought that the bomber when he was killed by Jap- anese lire, in death accidentally re- Hudioni, Pontiacs, leased the two bombs the plane car- ried. They fell upon a crowded traf- Buicks and Chevrolets. flo circle upon which several streets converge, It Is estimated that over 500 were killed. Dr. Rawllnson, edi- tor of the Chinese Recorder and one of the best known missionaries In China was struck over the heart and died In his wife's arms. Refugees on Mount board this ahlp told us last night that fourteen of their Chinese Christian workers had boon killed by that same bomb. The tragedy in this caso was that the fourteen had beon moved Into that section from the outside for English greater safety.- Some of you In Red Bank will ro- member tho flne young; professor from Princeton, Dr. Relschauer, who gave such an Illuminating talk on Japan to the Men's Forum one Sun- Co. day. He was directing a group of students studying international af- fairs here In the Far East this sum- mer and happened to bo spending a 1904 - Ford Dealers few days In Shanghai. He was killed along with hundreds of others by for 33 Years • 1937 • Luxuriously soft mode witK traasy of satin Chinese bombs which struck the Pal- aco and Cathay hotels. These bombs Braiding. Poised on Walk-Over's fomoos Half-Ute heeL were aimed at tho Japanese gunboat, OTHENGIws Keen-wlthHeid get a ueeiTcar you eon boywmlof the Idzumo, lying at anchor, In viola- 1 from this «alo. All Ford 90 Monmouth St., High enongli to lino op yonr figam smartly, tan enoagli tion of rules, la tho International -find depend utonl Settlement area. Tho aim of the Dealers' used oars and tracks aro Your Ford-Dealer wiUgfeeyon for all-day ease. Black, brown, MM, green or wiae. Mil Chinese bombers was bad. RED BANK There Is BO much moro that might included-lbe most popular rood- e Iit»era4aik»wano© lor; yw»r ppres- GUARANTIED be told but anything I write will bo els of most of the leading makes. such old news by the time It roaches ent car and arrango the balance in you that I shall stick to personal ex- Many of these oars and tracks ea*y payment* to rait yovr con- periences, As our ship started down All R Ik G csxMfld trucks la yoar Ford Ford, Lincoln &• stream again with Its 200 and moro carry your Ford Dealer's R ft G venience. See him today. Don't y refugees added to our already full written, money-back .Guarantee D slock «n Jadadedln ibis «a- passenger list, a boy of about five, all let someone the tfet the car you've nasl dsvsncc: R*>G means Renewed alive with excitement, totally uncon- of satisfaction! ' .been lookhtg for—at the price Lincoln-Zephyr WALK-OVER scious of the death and suffering ho- This is your BIG opportunity to hlnd what he had seen, said to hla you've been wailing for! over aotful points to met* mother, "Mummle, this is the Aral y Distributors war I have ever Been, Isnt It?" Ood is told with • written goanuMe of grant that he may never see another. * dbk We reallied now more than ever thai B. ALLEN CO. Genera^ Sherman was right when he said, ."War Is all hell Genuine Parts and •»••«» . *v»r ip an nan1.," Tinrhoe ItllUltyfutility. 9 Broad Street, Red Bank Jninnlty, madneaB, Idiocoey olf mankind ' Specialized Service eomprehensli... FORD DEALER » 1•omatlmev i woribeyond1 of. comprehension. . I *!ih&VO' £$;HO WOftf O f condemnationi*inf1«mvifttlnnn Convenient terms through Authorltfcd Ford'Finance (for the Chinese—only tho detpeat flans of the Universal Credit Co. K-, ' • '^ RED BANK REGISTER, SEPTEMBER^

COMING TAIL WEDDDJQ. AMUSEMENTS. ing" with Richard ,Dlx and "Roar- Ing Timber" with Jack Holt, will be Daughter of Mr. md Hn. Haddon Carlton. < shown on Friday and Saturday. The featuro attraction on Sunday, Ivlna to Wed Thl» Month. "They Won't Forgot," with Claude SANITONE Rains and Gloria Dlckson In theMonday and Tuesday will be "Buper MIIB Phyllis" Ivlna,-daughter of Mr. Sleuth" with Jack Oakle and Ann DRY CLEANING andMra.Haddonlvln* o£ Englewood, main roles, will be the featuro at- Sothern. LEON'S wood, former reildenti of Bod Bank, traction today and tomorrow (Thurs- • i a» - has selected Saturday, September 25, day and Friday) at the Carlton the- (or her marriage to Kontid W. Val- ater. The supporting cast Is headed CBABOBASS CONTROL, entin, eon ot Mrs. Wllholm J. Valen- by Edward Norrls and Otto Kruegcr. tin and the late Major Valentin of Septembcr the Important Month to Borlln-Dahlem, Germany. Bev. Carl Begin This Work. Hopkins Elmore will perform the Cro.bgro.B3 control on the lawn can ceremony In the First Presbyterian begin at any time of the year, but Guarantees All Rug Cleaning church of Englewood at half-part September Is one of the Important four o'clook. At flye o'olook a recep- months, according to M. A.. Clark, tion will be held at the home of assistant county agricultural agent. ' Ml«a Ivlni' patentB, 298 Booth ave- ; Any control program should be / nue'. ' ' , '• . • • based on so managing the. lawn that Miss Ivlhs will have wher maid the turf grasses are provided ideal ot honor a former olassmate.at Well* growing conditions whore they can college, Aurora, New York,. Miss Jo- eventually crowd the crabgraaj out. The Beauty of Your Home sephine Paxton Powe. The brides- Right now tho lawn should be maids will be Mlaa Mary Walker and raked beforo each mowing to lift the Miss Ruth Borry of New York, Mrs. creeping stems of the crabgress so Harold George Hosse, Jr;, of Engle- tho mower can cut therh. off. This Depends On •wood and Mrs. H. Wood Ivlns of will keep a lot of it from going to Caldwell, alstor-ln-law of the bride- seed. Areas containing only crab- 1 to-be. .7 grass should be raked and reseeded Mr. Valentin will have a« best man with a good lawn grass mixture. The Cleanliness of Your Rugs. David Marks of N«w lork. .The Immediately after the first frost ushers will be his' brother, Eberhard the lawn, should bo fertilized with a Valentin; H. Wood Ivlns, brother of INTtRE$T complete commercial fertilizer such the bride-to-be; Edwin D. Anhton, INTHE WONDERS as is used by potato growers. About All Rugs Insured While In Our Possession Hans Hombetgor, Allen Kerr and 15 pounds per 1,000 square feet will Harold George Hesse, Jr. bo sufficient. This will be used by Mr. Valentin, who recently arrived tho turf grasses between frost and from Johannesburg, South Africa, Is Robert Taylor and Eleanor Powell. winter, after the crabgrass Is dead. a graduate of the Walter school, • St. Turf grasses do not grow well In Prcx, Switzerland, "The Broadway Melody of 1038," sour soil, so if the lawn Is a little Miss Ivlns' father Is editor of the starring Robert Taylor and Eleanor bit acid, 50 pounds of hydrated lime Oriental and Chenille Hudson Dispatch of Union City and Powell, will bo tho feature atractlon or 75 pounds of ground limestone DOMESTIC a former Red Bank resident, for five days beginning Saturday. per 1,000 square feet applied In No- RUGS TELEPHONE 2800 RUGS Tho largo supporting cast Includes vember will help sweeten the soil George Murphy, Blnnlc Barnes, Bud- during the winter. 4c 6c • . . . WBBB FBOGRAMS. dy Ebacn, Sophie -Tucker, Judy Gar- Early next spring, say In February 70-76 White St., Red Bank land and Charles Iger Gorln. or early March, another fertilizer ap- Per Square Foot Fer Square Foot The programB are a« follows: plication should bo made to stimu- (1210 Kllooyolos) -National Safety Council Strand. late the turf grasses before the P. M. Thursday, September 0. period of warm weather when crab- 6:00—Wher« to BO, Federal, Muile Shop. "Dreaming Lips," an English Im- White, City. Snyder. Harrington has been aummor pastor grass starts. Holmdel. portation with Elisabeth Bergncr, When mowing the lawn in the 5:80—WPA Program. f of two Presbyterian chapels at and "California Straight Ahead" Bi4B—Youth Forum. Coreys, New York, In the Sararanc spring It Is best not to cut It too SiOO—Dance Music. Services of the Holmdel church e"llfi—Brooke Shop. Lake region. short; If the grass Is reasonably tall 6ilfl—Current Events. will be resumed at tho Reformed Harold Pollacek will enter the tho sun will be less likely to strike 6:90—American Yeiterdays. sanctuary Sunday when Rev. Marfreshma- n class of University of the crabgrass seeds on the ground 8l45—Jerry W«ln, Baritone. shall Harrington, the pastor will North Carolina at Raleigh. and they will be slower to germinate. 7iD0—Retutnv. preach on "The Living Christ for Do not, use organic fertilizers In A. M. Friday, September 10, Living Men." The Sunday story lor Miss Harriet Francis Is a student yiOO—Serenade. at the Nurses Training school of the spring because they become -8:16—Word Meal. Juveniles will be "Six Boys and Girls available very slowly and would not 0:10—White. from Farawat Iran." "Gloria in Ex-Monmouth Memorial hospital, Long 9;&1—Rev. Johnston, Devotioni* celsls" is the name of a hew Hymnal Branch. bo ready for the use of the turf 10:00—Woraan'i Hour. for the Sunday-school. Charles VanFelt visited relatives grasses until warm weather when 10:16—Shopping Guide, Hullo Shop, Fed- the crabgrass could also benefit from eraf, City, Snyder. near Union over Labor Day. 10145—Morning Mom. Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Algor and Norman Morgan has bought an them. 11:00—Resume. Miss Nettle, Algor have returned electrlo grader for use In marketing Light sprinklings of the lawn In P. M« ' from an automobile trip in Virginia. 8:80—Muslealo. . •, his potato crop. ' the middle of the summer are likely 4:00—Feds and Fuhlona. Mrs. Marshall Longstrcet will suc- The Ladles' aid society of the Re- to encourage shallow rooted crab- 4 :S0—Church of the Air. ceed Mrs. Taylor W. Hance as li-formed church will meet at the home grass because it Is seldom that 6 :00T—Woman'* Forum. brarian of th«: public library. The CUE—Keeling up wltti the Joneeel. of. Mrp. Robert R. Voorhees next nough water is applied with the 6:80—American Scene. library Is open Tuesday afternoons Tuesday. Mrs. Harold Bennett is sprinkler to soak the ground suf- G:45—Places to go, City, Snyder, Srao>ll w Irorn 3 to 4 o'clock-and'Thursday president of the society. ficiently for the turf grasses to re- Shop. Musle Shop. White, evenings from 7-to S o'clock. , ceive any benefit. 6:00—Front Paso Drama. The public school reopened for the Kiddie Shop 6:16—Current Events. Miss Betty Ely will enter Southern season yesterday. The teachers are The Extension Service In the court tiSO—Junior Radio Suit. seminary at'Buena vista, Virginia. house at Frehold Has a circular on 7:00—Danee Orchestra, the same as last year. \ 20 Broad Street Red Bank, N. J. 7 il 6—Sport Bits. Jacob Stern bad his store closed The a'nnual brown supper of the crab grass control which la free to 7:80—Ahrllng Slaters. Monday In observance of the Jewish Ladles' aid society of the Reformed, any resident of the county who asks 7:45—Dance Muilo, New Year.' .- :. ,'. \ church will be held Wednesday, Oc- for it. 8:00—Home Philosopher. Here's the Authentic 8*16—Tlmsly Toplci. Cross Bros, are,. winding up thetober 20. We recommend' these 3-pteee 8:80—Variety Program, work, of harvesting their potatoes. Daniel S. Ely and James Ravatt 9:00—Carter. They had 250 acres planted In this attended the county fair at Flem- 9:01—Ble/ach's Muelc Masters. Anderson Lumber Co. WOOL 0:80—DeVeto's Orchestra. » crop and, only a small amount re- lngton last week. They were espe- Qone With 10:00—Movie Cosilp. main* to be dug. cially interested in a pulling contest Jack Oakle. Campbell Ave., Belford 10:16—Ohoit Serenadir. Jacob Stern la having a new well between horses. _ ' 10:20—Dunce Music. We carry material to complete the 10:80—White. made on his property. with John Wayne and Louisb Lat< 10:31—Berkeley Orchestra. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Harrington Names to be Inscribed In the Hall home. The Wind DONMOOR 11:00—To De Announced. imer, will be shov^n for the last times P. M. Saturday, September 11. of New York are guests of Rev. and of Fame In New York are chosen today at the Strand theater. A Big Discount for Cash. Mra. Marshall Harrington. John every five years. Phone Keansburg 378. 6:00—Home Town Interviews. Two features, "The Devil Is Driv- Ensembles 5:80—American Family Robinson. DRESSES 94 (:45—Whara to shop, Muslo Shop, White, City, Snydor . 6:00—Radio Camera Club. 6 tl 6—Current Events. ' 6:80—Smoke Shop. For Girls $3' 6:81—Jungle Jim, 6:45—"Voguea of 1688." 7:00—Resume. $1 .98 Here's the suit that will sat- , i«fy all mothers who want their sons to be comfort- Inspired by America's most ably, neatly and correctly popular novel. 18 gore skirt! Perky sleeves! Slide fasteners! dreaeed. The slip-on sweat- COMBUSTION Pique collar and cuffs! Shiny ier, with silk taped neckline, patent belt! The mOBt becom- is soft, fine, all-wool zephyr OIL HEATING ing dress of the year. in smart British stripings. Sizes 3 to 16. The all-wool flannel shorts, lined and belted, are cold- .is Economical 46 BROAD STREET water-shrunk, The button- OAP^ALE on Eton blouse is oi fine t Girls' count white broadcloth. Gym Suits Sizes 3 to 10.

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Get one for your child Today All Stylo Neck. —FREE, ciency Iniuret minimum INHALE* 'SM FOR SCHOOL Colors: Brown, Navy, Maroon, yearly heating eosti...Be- c Copon. Sizes 2 to 14. fore you buy an oil burner Eph«diine Not* Drops Q Qe • 3 FOR S - be ture to Investigate de- sfflkaUrbatUa OO • BBATER'S* 2Sc . ORDINANCE. a regular meeting of the Township IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY. • pendable* automatic Hail ASTHMA KIWDIR Sin Committee of Holmdel Township lield Sep- Combustion Oil Healing. MENTHOL INHALER 7< tember 9th, 1U37,- and will come up [or final consideration and passage at a r«a- '.By vlrt\jo of an order of the Court.oit" For recommendatlonr ulAr meeting of said Governing Body to beChancery of New Jersey, mad« on the itt' hel<»" THEFlNANClNd THEUEOK. IN CHANCERV OF NEW JERSEY. mortgage given by Florence I. Roberto 3 BE IT OllllAINED by the Township To MAR0A1IBT K. I'lLECiARI) anil £0- widow, to The Illghlandi Uulldlng an Plumbing - Heating TANOEl! LIP STICK »i.op mi Ptpsodent Tooth Paste, !* 19c WAM) J. PlLEUAUUl uoan Association, body corporate, daU :°Mir1T|eOt°«utl°rm|l°i>J ""cemetery Road) D/ virtue of an order of the Court of Becsmber 15, 1087, on lands In the Dor BARBAIOL ]__ 29c rorn the Keyport-Holmilel Boad to Stale Chancery of New Jersey, made on the dayough of Hltrhlantt. County of Honmoul! Sheet Metal Work 24c jffiway Iterate 84, be Improved b»;«rad- of tho dnte hereof, In a cause wherein and State of New Jersey, and you, l"atrl« Ing »nd surfacing thereof with roed Bra- Cltltona Uullillng and Loan Association of J. Mahoney and Ilnlan J. Uahoney, «I ve! Bid bituminous trentmenl In accord- Red Dunk, n corporation of tho Stnto of made defendants because you are the eo~~ 'ON Barbara Gould Z_ l Oil Burner Service nnre with T>l»» P«V«ed bj «eot»ntratt v J Hortitages, on liaga SSI, etc.. dovsrlng Aspirin Tablets iw-a 16c awarded to the louest responsible bidder premises sltulU In the Dorough of Dial, described In the, said ' - unon receipt of bids to be duly solloitewj In the County of Monmouth snd State of Dated Aumis.t.toth. :' V25* Milk of Magnesia U'.V.V. 16c In manner and lorm as may be required ew Jersey. by law, oo|d Improvement being a general Dated Ssptsmber 1, 1»VT twlth thin Coupon lm[47Thl."ordl..ne. shall take effect up- APPLEOATIt mVW^ FO8TOT * "HEIL QUALITY BUILT on Its paisage snd publication according OPEN' 'EVENINGS WHEWN'8 RE8ERVE8 THE HIBHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES ,to law. , Solloltora of Complainant, NOTICE. . . P. 0. Addroail 14 llroad Strait, Bti Bunk) Ksw Jenajri ) Ihe foregoing Ordinance was Introduced i PaeeFoui RED BANK REGISTER, SEPTEMBER 9, 1987- BKEKMAN,' thaw*' and George W. Brand, Re- Red Bank, Republican*] John Fowler cans; Patrick ,MoKenon and Alex- tontdai. 51 Wail itrtet, D«meerat COUNSELLOR AT LAW. New Election publicans; Harry Heldt and Mrsan, d Charles J. Kelly, Everett, Demo- ander Hutton, Dimocrtts, Olitrjot *rJt*i» W, ;WoIeott, 0olf lj> Broan St.. RED BANK. W. J. Gladytj Hannlsh, Demoorats. crats. District 2-Charle. B*hr, Pool* ave- street 'and a«orf»- 0, WtMjd,- Hpim- * D0BEMB8, Ward 6, Dlstriot 1—William M. District 6—John Campaign, Port nue and Js»nn«tt Vlgne, Bay avenue, stead avenue, Republioari; Anthony, OOIJSBLMiRS AT Uf,. Districts Made t Potter and Mrs. Ethel Osborne, Re- Monmouth and There*a Webtaausen, Republlparu;.Jobn Cooney and WH- Cont»ntlna and John II W.U.c. St, Rsd Bank. Four Added at Long Branch and publicans; Mrs. H. Campbell and District 7—Alex Kruef tr, Keyport, ton, Monroouth rosd, West Iiong *s«o. D. Parsons. Theo. J. Labrecaue ir"i Want Dspartineat,—Adv«rtls»- 46 Moninouth Street. Max Tartakowaky, Democrats. R D., and Lester Thome, New Mon- Branch, JtepubUssnsi Raymond An- 1 i John F. Borden New District* Created at lent -• -. ' .• • • "'•••'.•:•: . •-. Xlston F. Combs Lortn a Lawli Ward 6, District 8—Harry Van- mouth, Republicans; John Hodnkln- Red Bank Spring Lake Height! and Jer- Brunt and Edward Schoenthaler, Re- son, Keansburg and Carl'Helwlf, Democrat!. DR. L W. CARLBON sey Homestead«. publicans; Mrs. Henrietta Garrlel SCBGEON GHUtOPODIST and George Huff, Democrats. Dlstrlot 8—David Blmpion, R. D. FOOT AILMENTS Matawan, District 1—Herbert M. Red Bank, and William Soott, Jr., Four new election districts ,,were B.8turt,Wyckoff street and A. Adam R. p., Red Bank, Republlosnsj Ottc* Hoarsll O«flO«flr 10 ««.. m. to « p. nt added at Long Branch and new dis- Bank, Wyokoff street, Republican Obadlah Hallenbaok, Jr., Headdon's f- CvaolDltl i TTbMw r uidd Tharwbrw . COrner and Edward 0'Flaho.rty, R, For •ppoloUnsjit shun. I44XI44X. tricts were created at Spring Lake John Kllcommons and Mrs. Mabel S, W BROAD ST. BED BANK N. J.Heights and Jersey Homsteads th Lambertson, Democrats. D.. Red Bank, Democrats. year by the Monmouth county hoard District 2—Clinton Hulsart, Broad Monmouth Beach—Clinton I* W«st, Sandwich of elections, making a total of 150 street and Herbert Sprague, Main Beach street and Samuel O. Cooper, JOHN E. DAY election districts In Monmouth coun- street, Republicans; Antoinette 22 Monmouth parkway, Republicans j ty. William P. Leffcraon of Muna' Brown and Edward Cox, Democrats. George Maney and John L. Sheridan, Assorted sandwiches, special grilled sandwiches Funeral Home quan is chairman of the board, Dlttrlot 3—George M, Duncan Democrats. Frank E. Price of Bed Bank Is sec- Freneau avenue and Mrs. Olive Oceanport—Robert Meeker, Port- and Doelpr's specials ... satisfy fastidious PHONE 332. retary and the other members art Smith, Jackson street, Republicans. aupeck, R, D., Long Branoh, and Mrs. Emily S. Woolley of Eatontowi Matawan township, District 1— Ellenora Blel, Oceanport, Republi- 85 RIVERSIDE AVENUE and Joseph C. Hahn of Bradle: Jack Numloto and Tony SarachU' cans; William Rellly and Raymond tastes. Here food is a thrill.., Smart crowds Beach. chello, Republicans. J. Ryan, Demoorats, Accwsoilas Wuhlat Mr. Lefferson has been a membe: District 2—Rutledge' Gulden, Cllf. Rumson, District 1—Andrew F. gather to enjoy moments rare and complete;.. Latest Crocquignole of the board 22 years and Mr. Prlei ford, P. O. Keyport and Mrs. Jennie Zerr, First street and Mri, Ly<3» has been a member 20 years. Thi FRANK B. PRICE. Clark, Clifford, Republicans. Scott, Republicansj William 'Allen In the shadows of scenic beauties en intimate BURDGE'S names of members of the electloi CONOCO. Marlboro, District 1—Ernest Voor- and Mrs. Elizabeth Sinclair, River Permanent Wave SERVICE STATION boards in various districts through hees and Charles E. Tllton, Repub- road, Demoorats, cocktail lounge overlooks the ageless beauty of out the county appear below. The licans; Lester Smith and Frank District 2—Richard J. Rogers, jr., 15-18 WHITE STREET, members are appointed on April 2S nue and John A. Joslln, Republicans; $3.50 — $3.00 John E. Throckmorton, Lincoln ave- Dugan, Democrats. Park avenue and Alfred King, Bruce RED BANK. N. J. I of every year and serve until April District 2-Garrctt Woolley, P. O.place, Republicans; Thomas G. Flst- the Shrewsbury River . . . Music for all moods Pfcon. I'oll.hln. 24 of the following year. They jr'e- nue and Peter McLaughlln, Demo- $7.50 « SOU Wmxtow crats, '--•.-.-. '.._":.::_.: •.'._._. Matawan and Leonard Nlvlslon, P. ey and Helen O'Rourke, Black- Point celve J55 each for registering voters O. EngllshtawnrRepubllcans;-James road, Democrats.- ...... Laughter, complete enjoyment, always.!._.__. . : Machineleas Wave._ in their respectlvo districts and for District. 3—Amos E. Swan, 84 P. Crine and R. V. Setber, Demo District 3—Charles Olson , West their work at the polls on primary South avenue and Mary Smith, 64 crats. Park and, John Mlnugh, Wen Park; We BpcclrUlM In FactoU, and election days. Avenue D, Republicans; Philip Din- Scalp and Hair • Troatmenta, Mlddlatown township, District 1— Republicans; Joseph Nichols and kelberg and May Hull, Democrats, William Jeffrey, Democrats. Red Bank, District 1—•William N. Eatontown,. District 1—Jennie G. George Miller, Mlddletown and Your Choice Worthley, 63 Front itreet and Mrs. Charles Tlndall, R. D., Red Bank, Sea Bright—Waltor Storer, River any 85o Item for Gibbons, 133 Broad street and WH- street and Mri.' Winifred Thoraen, 3 Grace jhrockmorton, East Fron lam T. Taylor, Republicans; Mrs. Republicans; Elliott Sullivan and street, Republicans; Paul Morrli, 23 William Bohn, Democrats, New Btreet, Republicans; Mrs. Mabel Brower, Broad street and Asa Louise Fowler and Charles Dillono, DOELGEWS Phone R. B. 3475 Spring street and Mrs. E. Jones, District 2—J. Otto Johnson, Navo- E. Fary, general delivery, Democrats. Democrats. for Appointment!. Prospect avenue, Democrats. District 2—Frank B. Woods, South slnk and Frank Sieh, Republicans; District 2—Frank Huhn, Throck- Mra. Audree G. Keennn, Naveslnk Shrewsbury—Stewart VanVllet and Open Frl. Evenings Till 0. street and Verna Frazar, Clinton ave- HIM Katherlne In Chargtv morton avenue and Ediar Bray, 08 nue, Republicans;; Eugene VIerack and Howard DcVcsty, Democrats. Walter Guptill, Republicans; Koert Spring street, Republicans; Mrs. Wi and Charles Roberts, Lewis street, DUtrict 3—C. H. Lohsen, Belford ohnson and Edward T. Hounlhan, Man Ivins, Washington street and and Ellwood Runyon, Belford, Re- Democrats. RUMSON.INN' Democrats. Delia Hill, 14 Worthley street, Dem- Fair Haven, .District 1—Herbert publicans; Waltor Smith and William Shrewsbury township—Wellington ocrats, Snyder, Clay street and Russell Ben- J. Kelly, Democrats. Wllklns, Jr., Eatontown, R. D, and at Oceanic Bridge ' Cherished Ideals Plstrict 3-CharlM E. Hammell nttt, DeNormandy avenue, Republi- District 4—John M. Johnson, Jr., George W. Wlthey, Tlnton Falls, 118 Spring street and Mri, Loulit cans; Matthew G. Baden, Rivir road Leonardo and Albert Sickles, Atlan- Eatontown, R. D., Republicans; Wal- WASHINGTON ST., RUMSON, N. J. The revered heritage! of » Crte, 70 Sim place, Republicans; and Charles Cross, Democrat!, tlo Highlands, Republicans; Jamea ter Cobb, Wayside and Mrs, Mary Amelia L. Connor. 90 Branch avenui family name nffl best sym- District 2—Raymond BweenDy, 820 Grodeska, Leonardo and Lillian Brat- Conners, R. F. D,, Asbury Park, Dem. lUohard Booljer (Your Host) and John J. Splllant, 71 McLaren River road and Alex Doughty, Re- ton, Democrats, ocrats. tallied In a ftttln; MemoHal, street, Democrats. publicans; Mrs, Theresa Hawkins District 5—Matthew Mullin, Jr., Union Beach, District 1—Charlos Reservations by phone: Rurasoi} 718 designed and rendered by un- Dlstriot i—George C. Worthley, 87 ind Fred Msrrlman, Democrats. Linoroft road, LlncioCt and Mlsa Goble, Center street and Charles Bergen place and Mrs. Mira Fox, 116 Florence Brand, 43 Hubbard avenue, Llndsley, Prospeot avenue, Republi- Highlands, District 1—Collna Rob- It pays to advortlsfl In The Register. derstanding hands. Pinckney road, Republicans; Clara ertson and Burton Davis, Republi- -Advertisement. Ledlard, 54 Madison avenue and cans; Stephen F. Griffin, Naveslnk Elisabeth Costello, Democrats. avenue and Margaret Spearing, Dem- Thomas Manson & Son District; 5—Joseph Asay, white erits. street and Ethel Vanlnwegen, 104 Djstrlot 2—Ellsworth J. Cottrell, Drununcnd H, ' ' Phone 8« Uonmouth street, Republicans; BED HANK 19 O»dar street and Ralph Coleman, George Dwlght, Riverside &v»nue Republcians; Alton Parker and Mri. 73 Yeaia of Service i] Mrs, Alms, Btarllnf, Demoortts. Eldon Bohwentier, Democrat!, District 6-Warren Mlnton, 28 Drummond place and Mrs. Elizabeth District 3—Madeleine Dennett, 394 Bennett, S3 Oakland street, Repub- 3ay avenue and Mrs, Either Pennli, licans; Bessie A. Layton and Ger- Washington avenue, Republicans; ald B. Layton, Democrats. John White, Sea Drift avenue and Mrs. Elizabeth Horeh, Bay avenue, INVESTIGATE District 7—G. Howard LJppincott, 223 Broad street and Mrs, Elizabeth Democrats. D. Smith, 128 Maple avenue, Repub- Holmdel—Stanley Stllweli; Everett licans; Harry Patterson, 220 Maple ind Fred Young, Hazlet, Republl- avenue and Margaret M. Tobin, Ar- :ans, Harry Cow|u, R, F. D,, Holm* thur place, Democrats. Jel *nd Mrs. Nellie M. Voorhees, 'emocrats. Dlstriot 8—Floyd Imlay, 1« Chest- nut itreet and Elizabeth DeGeorge, Keanshurg, District 1—Andrew D. 153 Shrewsbury avenue, Republicans; inellgrove, 184 Creek road and Gus- Thomas J. Hackett, 55 Locust avenue sle' Wilson, Maple avenue, Bepubll- and Mary M. Burke, Democrats. cans; Lorotta Tanner and Andrew Dlstriot $>—Jaotaon Murphy, 30 Oberman, 87 Park placs, Democrats. East Westside avenue and Mrs. An- Dlstrlot 3—WUllam Shyner and na B. Jackson, 395-A Shrewsbury Irglnla Comptbn, Republicans; Nora Fuccl, 173 Center avenue and AK avenue, Republicans) Dolphins As- 1 chcttlno, Shrewsbury avenue'and phoftso'' McGrath, • Pinevlew -avenue, William Hackett, Locust avenue, .venue, Democrats.; Democrats. District 3—R. L. Vogel, 25. Lohsen District 10—Frank Jobes, 34 West- ivenue and Howard Opdyke, Charles FOR side avenue and. Mrs. Nell Seals, 108 treet, Republican!; Mrs. Grace Ryan Newman Springs road, Republicans; nd Joseph Wolf, Democrats. Charles LeMalstre, 35 West Sunset Keyport, DistrlOt 1—Charles H. avenue and William Dleterlck, 42 andman and Harold WaJlling, Wash- FOR CLEAN. SAFE Lelghton avenue, Democrats. igton itreet, Republicans; Mrs, Ella Atlantlo township—Qeor»« S. P. . Wallace, Demoorat. ECONOMICAL HEAT Hunt, Freehold, R. D. 1 and Frank District 2—Roland C. Dey, Church Hyatt, Republicans; Russell D. Heu- reet and Holmes M. Shutts, Green lett, Colt'i Neck and Alfred C. Buck, Irove avenue, Republicans; Warren Merritt Machine Shop Colt's Keck, Democrat), /ailing and Charles W. Maurer, >emocrata. ward Cordova,' Highlands avenue and ; 24 Mechanic St., Cordova, Highland* avenus and Ed- District S—William H, Byrne, Third Edward Powell, Third avenue Re- net and Kver«tt S. Poling, Fulton Red Bank, N. J. 8treet publicans; Leslie Antonldes ana Har- - R«PuWU>a»i: Augustus Sen- ry Richmond, 40 First avenue, Demo- son and Clifford Applegate, Demo Boys can make extra pocket money crats. leWnr The) Register—Advertisement crats. DUtrlct 3—W. O. Kurau, District 4—Edwin M. Beers, Broad street ami Kenneth Stryker, Beers THE NEW RENTAL PLAN street, Republicans; Fred Cross, Jr., -and John" Anderson, Main strett, _. __ '. ' | ;•',. * Demoorats. WOUSANDS have taken ad- The customer ,pays $25) downj which Little Silver—Myron L. Campbell, Markham place and Harrison Sham- vantage of our money-back coven but a portion of the installation panore, Republolans; John W. Bor- den and Mrs. Helen Stout, Demo- trial plan' for '"gas-heating' equipments coat,then i;, -•-,.'••• I y I ,' / : ~zi..: -. ''" Vacations crats. Long Branoh, Ward 1, District 1— This plan will remain in effects * Gerald Huuamino and Stanley Wolf- X son, Republicans; Frank Morelll and Frank L. Rowland, Democrats. Are Over Ward 1, District 2—Frances Wo6I- , In addition^ for"other thousands, many ley and James W. Manouso, Republi- cans; Oeorge Hill and Harry Jones, of whom live in rented homes, we present Democrats. Students will soon be returning to Ward 2, District 1—Mrs. Penta and a new rental-purchase arrangement. It //* Stanley Rodl, Republicans; Charles school. Does this present any finan- N. White and Samuel Farrando, enables the customer who does not find Democrats. cial problem to you? Ward S, District 3—Harry Waltt it practical to purchase equipment out- and Russell Sherman, Republicans; Irving T. Hullt and Martin Hcsly, Tuition fees—the purchase of new Democrats. right, to rent it. Rentals may be applied Ward 2, District 3—Frank Tomalnl clothing, etc., may be financed under and Mrs. Irving Welnsteln, Republi- against purchase price. ' Ftte removal lo new address"after 3, cans; John W. Gulre and Louis Huhn, Demoorats. years--$25 charge if moved before Ward 2, District 4—Charles V. "While the price of other fuels is rising Clark and Mrs. B. H. Thome, Re- 3years.; This new rental plan can be publicans; Mra. May Sheppard and rapidly, the cost of gas has dropped. Let Harry Goldsmith, Demoorats. easily and economically converted to a Our Personal Ward 3, District 1—Irving Howland and Mrs. Mortimer H. DeRocho, Hi- u% give you a complete cost estimate publlcans; Etta Hullt and Mrs. Dor- purchase plan at any time. othy Wood, Demoorats. and explain rental-purchase and money- Ward 3, District 2—Olga VanBrunt Loan Department and James Quiizlo, Republicans; hack trial plans in detail. . William Clttadlno and Ruuell £ln- gatore, Demoorats. Ward 3, Dlstrlot 8—Domtnlok Btrrjl- THE FAMOUS TRIAf PLAN lo and Joseph Shehell, Republicans; Joseph Bestlto and Mrs. Frances An- 125 down—nothings more until close of gerio, Democrats. • , Ward 4, Dlstrlot 1—Ernest Cubber- heating' season. If our cost! estimate The First National Bank ly and Mrs. Amy Walte, Republicans; Edgar West and Mrs. Rose Russo, exceeds actual use by wore than 10% Democrats. Ward 1 Dlstrlot 2—John C. Bmllh we will remove equipment and refund of Eatontown, New Jersey and Lillian A. Green, Republicans; HattU Whearty and Harold Holly- wood, Democrats. down payment. Otherwise^ (2 years Ward *, DUtrlct 8—Leroy Herbert' to pay.' ' ' -v.1 •'/,; •", ;• ,;• Member Federal Reserve System and Olive Dickens, Republicans; Vln- nle King and Joseph Walsh, Demo- oratn. Ward i, District 4—Mrs. Ethel Van- Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Brunt and William Ohst, Republi- cans; Mri. R«va Wood and Robert Dalton, Democrats. Ward 8, District 1—Mrs. Viola Approved Mortgagee Hannlih and Matthias Woolley, Re- publicans; William .Colton and Harry Dennlei, Demoorati, Federal Housing Administration _Ward B, District 2-St!phen Mc- aill and Harry Dennis, Republicans; Raymond Barle and Mrs. Marie Op- IIKSIV IK>WIR \\l> IK.HI (<)MI>,\\Y jpenlander, Demoorats. , Ward 8. DUtrlet-8-Arthur Mat- OBloe Hours: 8:80 A.M. to 5 P.M. Telephone Bed Bank 1000; Em«rgenc/P»iioiu>aft«roffloehoursB«dB«nkl(». RED BANK REGISTER,

meetings of ths various committees Gettysburg' academy "and attended Original Life all arrangements were completed Corrine Welsh To Lchlgh University. He Is employed and the exercises were bold May 21, by the National Surety corporation 1930. Among the Invliad guests pres- Wed Clark Burrowes at New York. Saving Station ent were Rear Admiral Frederick C Ship Ahoy Beach Club ANNUAL BHIard, commandant, U. S. Coast Mrs. Harry E. \yolsh of Los An- At Sandy Hook Guard; O. M. Maxam, chief, division geles, California, has announced the YOUNG COUPLE ENGAGED. ., , SEA BRIGHT of operations; Colonel Johnson, com- engagement of her daughter, Miss manding officer, Fort Hancock; Tre- Corrinno Frances Welsh of West Announces that the " Georga A. Delatuth Pent Inter- vonlan H. Patterson, the keeper at Front Btreet, to H. Clark Burrowes, Party to Be Held at Homo of Miss Ann Montano of Bed' Banld esting Article Concerning Thia Sandy Hook life saving station. son of Mr. and Mis. Harry C. Bur- Sunday Night Buffet Supper rowes of Rod, Bank. Formal announcement of the en- Keansburg Fire Co.. No. 1 Historical Structure u First of An account of the re-dedication ex- ercises framed and hanging amidol Tho announcement was made Sun- gagement of Miss Ann Montano, September 12th • Series For The Register. the old relics in the building and un- day afternoon at a tea. Those at- daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. Louis will consist of . , , signed states:, "This building was tending were Mrs. Austin Reynolds, Montaho of 180 Oakland atreot, and erected under authority of an ActMrs. William Ruo, Mrs. Walter Arithony DeStcfano, aon of Mrs Duhickiei, Hor» d'Oeuvres, Smorgasbord The Heglster Is privileged in this of Congress approved August 14/ 1848. Davison, Mrs. Leon Eastmond, Miss- Michael Gentilo of 152 River street, . Salads, Cold Cuts Issue to present the first of a, series It was used only for the purpose of es Margaret Hackstaff, Vera Throne will bo made Sunday, 'September 19, of articles from the pen of George housing the necessary equipment for Besslo Thome, Clalro Davey, Mar- Schweinsbraten, Sauerkraut & Mashed Potatoes CONEY ISLAND A. Delatush of Conover lane on mat- at" a party at the home of tho par- use In the times of disaster and garet Sickles, Katharine Figaro and ters pertaining: to Historical Mon- ents of the bride-to-be. A large a la Wccbcr Brook ( mouth. wrecks, no crew being attached. Jennie Figaro. number of the relatives and friends Assorted Cakes, Assorted Cheeie and Coffee When It became necessary to use th Miss Welsh Is a graduate of Red of the young couple have been In- MARDI GRAS ' Mr. Delatmh Is delving deep Into equipment the natives In the vicinity Bank high school and is employed .vited and if the weather Is clear At,$l per person early Colonial history of this »eotlon would come to the building and by • on the Steamer by the Jersey Central Power & Light the festivities will take place out- Beeervatipns Suggested and he Is also Waking a card gene- lending a hand the equipment was corhpany. Mr. Burrowes was grad- doors, principally. An.orchestra has __ 'Phone Sea Brl»bt 60. OTTO onxio alogy index of Monmouth's early taken to tho beach and the assist- uated from Red Bank high school, been engaged to provide music.. J settlers. Much of this data will ance needed rendered. All this work ; eventually become part of the rec-was given voluntarily. "City of Keansburg" ords on file at the Monmouth County Historical association's headquarters "Dr. William A. Newell, a membe at Freehold. of congress In the year IMS was th author of legislation which passed Tuesday, September 14th The article today Is in relation to congress authoring an appropria- the original life saving atatlon In tion from which this building wa Boat Leaves Keyport 81IS P. M. Kearaburg 6:45 P. M. this country which Is located on erected." Sandy Hook and is most interest- Another- manuscript framed an< DURING SUN RAY'S GIANT Returning LeAves Coney Island 12:80 A. M.- ing not only because of the histori- hung in the building Is a typewritten cal background of this famous struc- - _Free-Farldnj;>on Keansbure Pier. Dancing oii_sibeamer. letter bearing the personal signature ture but also because of the' fact of the Hon. Herbert Hoover, JlBt that the life saving activities under President of these United States Tickets, $1.00. Children, 50c. the direction of the United States dated May 20,1932, In which he says: Coast Guards are recognized as be-"I am glad to express my apprecia- ing foremost in the world. tion of the collection on exhibition I at the original Government Life Sav- ing Station, erected in 1848, and ORUGCO Original Life Saving Station. standing upon the premises of th (By George A. Delatush) Spermaceti Cove Coast Guard Sta- SPECIAL OFfER! Perhaps the least known of Mon- tion, Fort Hancock, N. J., and I com- mouth county historic shrines is themend the fine spirit manifested by 54 Broad Street, Red Bank, N. [ Mon. - Tues. - Wqd. Only—Sept. 13-14-15 little 'building standing about ISO Coast-Guard personnel In perpetuat- yards north of the present Sperma- ing this historic shrine. Tbls'splrlt strongly helps to uphold the high ceti Life Saving Station on Sandy 50c Hook. tradition of the service," Signed Her- 'Deluxe Dry Cleaning -Service bert Hoover. HARTLEY'S This sturdy structure with Its ORANOE frame of sawed white oak mortised Among the many objects of In NAIL CLIPPER A Service DRY CLEANED and pinned together, well braced to crest on exhibition is the first line- THURSDAY, FRIDAY MARMALADE Beyond Comparison. withstand the terrific storms of'this throwing gun used in the United is. I bleak and unprotected stretch of States to save lives. It Is on view AND SATURDAY 9c [Crock {beach, was the first life saving sta- with a number of Iron balls resemb- PLAIN tion to be built in the United States ling somewhat a small bowling bal 50c about five and one-half Inches In dia- by the Federal government. In 1880 IMPORTID SUITS Scribner's Monthly published an ar-meter with a finger hold where a FOR HOUSEHOLD USE ticle under the heading "U. S. Life rope is secured before the projectllo RUSSIAN COATS Saving Service," written by J. H. 1B fired. The gun Is cast Iron, weigh MINERAL OIL Merryman, which was quoted in Jo-Ing 288 pounds and fired a ball, with DRESSES Cash Only seph W. Smith's "Gleanings From life line attached, an approximate the Sea," from which we quote in distance of 421 yards. A notation partt accompanying this piece of equip- BEfl.^ SOc 2 Daily Call and Phone R.B. 442. ment Informs one: "Fired across the "No portion of the 10,000 and mor British ship Ayshlre, wrecked on john.cn * Johnson Rtq.1.25 Delivery Service. At. Highlands 77. lOo miles of sea and lake coast line of Squan Beach, N. J.. January 12, 1850, JERIS the United States extending through saving 201 lives." This ball is now on TEK ELECTRIC — ALSO — every variety of climate and con-exhibition In the U. S. Coast Guard TOOTH HAIR BRUSH taining every feature of coast dange museum at Washington, D. C. BULBS to the mariner can exhibit a mon BRUSH •/ 15 to 40 WATTS To Meet the Smallest Budget terrible record of shipwreck /than th Several projectiles of a later typo Irlitlti long stretch, of sandy beaches lying which were used to shoot life lines and ALLEN'S Offer Until Further Notice between Cape Cod and Cape Hat- to stricken vessels are also preserved EBONY teras. Of this region the New Jersey here. These are Inscribed with their BACKS 15c coast. Is notoriously the worst. I ALLEN'S SPECIAL THRIFTY SERVICE history similar to the following: 14-ox. has been said that If all ths skele- 'Shell flred over the schooner Melissa SUN DINE CASH ANT) CABBY tons of vessels lying upon or lm-TraBk by the Sandy Hook life saving GRAPEFRUIT HERSHEr .bedded In the sand between Sandy station crew on December 26, 1890. JUICE CHOCOLATE; PLAIN Hook and Barnegat could be ar- Ten lives saved." "Fired over ship ranged in line, the ghostly array Adonis March 19. 1859, by Long "c SYRUP would reach from one point to theBranch life saving crew. Twelve SUITS other. Here In 1848 the governmen men saved." "This shell was flred placed a few rude huts that formed from the Lyle gun oyer the wreck COATS a nucleus from which the U, S. Life of the British bark W. J. Jesse Saving Service, has been developed. March 2, 1882, by the Long Branch DRESSES Tbes»..»re intended to afford shelter life saving station..crew.^Thlrtesn to * distressed mariners and to con-saved In breeches buoy; two lost- TRY ALLEN'S AND SEE THE DIFFERENCE tain boats and sucn other life saving washed overboard." Jesse went to appliances as were then known, pieces very quickly." volunteers from among the fishermen being relied upon .to use them on The following poem written by occasions of shipwreck. And right Bessie Harvey Price and dedicated gallantly In many Instances did theto the first life saving station, hangs 'ALLEN'S brave beachmen respond, although upon the wall,,a flitting tribute: their undertakings and deeds remain DEDICATED TO THE ' FIRST LIFE mostly Unwritten, existing chiefly in SAVING STATION. Cleansers & Dyers, Inc. the legends of the coast. the bosom of its dear Full found 1.00 PEARLITE PEN mane projects. Vatlvo aoll. 1O« Qlant Tin NERO s the homo of our ideals, the reminder AND PENCIL SETS The hour and the man at loncth of years, SHDC POLISH That -were spent by Old Timers^ who came for our own institutions. In aerved without .fears. the year 1871 Hon. Sumner I. Klmball May the Kale* from the Northlands, CLEAN FALSE DON'T TAKE FALSE succeeded to the head of the Kevo- Roll- above and beyond nue Marine-Bureau of the Treasury Your time-furrowed tlmberi, that still LARGE 7>/ -INCH SUN GLOW TEETH Department, under the charge of seem so titrontij> 2 HAVE TEETH OFF which were the life saving stations. And the tides of the ocean be aentile GET RID OF STAINS with thee, , YOUR MIND! In his brain originated the Idea of 'hou Shrine of Service, ever honored MIXING NtwloiyWoy.No»r«i«l , guarding the entire coast o( the na- .o he. . • B tion by establishing a chain of these Elm-Klru, innilm new dli. »"• "Ilk onl, s moiuU' it, »««fj. tinnei bl.tk.il n.lm, '•""•" •»«• • <«r, J»» ran stations, to be in charge of thorough »«kt Ih. I Shrewsbury House Bented. lirnlih. urur Ilko miilr. Jml seamen, men living In the neighbor- f«H ill t,,-nm loonr. Sin. L. Suffern Taller has aiovcd from P»l filn Inik or brlrfin la • hood and who have a knowledge of «>•.« of ».Ur .nj ,Jj S the shoals and dangerous rocks along his Honeysuckle Hill estate near Hern powder. No mm; b the shore. Rumson to tha Georgian colonial ln[. Iliconntnilnl ky dtnllit -•pprond by Good lliiuiknp »««•—•• •pllllni. k house on the south side of Syca- eonadnni N> tabimu- "A code of regulations was pre-more avonuo, Shrewsbury, which ho Inr. At Sun Ray D[|if Stores. OIL SLnte pared, and so stringently used that Wonej btck If nol dfllihled. «= HALF PINT Cul to Jo, »•"! of food mil., ..d,r has rented from W. C. Vonarx. The SOc QTH. PINT Cut lo Jo. plain. Gil STAI8 todi; .1 no one but the courageous and fear- an »«> Drat SCorn. 4.40x21 . . . . $5.08 less were suited to fill tho positions rental was mado by G. Howard LIp- as aurfmen. Political preferment plncott 4.75x19 . ... $6.03 was entirely abandoned. Fir your tnlitlin BVBaY HOCK "A bill was Introduced In congress OP ASM MBMOHIAI. BBAII 5.25x17 . . . . $6.93 after the ground had been thoroughly THIS 8HAL ,1,/ud ,•» U, ,,„' looked over by men competent to take the matter In charge and In 5.50x17 . . . . $7.87 June, 1874, It became a law. "From November, 1871, to June 30, 5.25x18 . . > . $7.20 1878, the most of tho disasters sta.tod to have occurred within the field of 6.00x16 . . . . $8.77 operations of the service was 078; BOO RINEX GARCIA SUPREME the number of persons on board the NASAL JILLY 6.25x16 . . . . $14.10 vessels Involved was 6,287; the num- PERFECTO CIGARS 3So SMITH BROS. ber saved was 0,081; the numbor lost Mo., of Ck.U. lit..- IM. . . . $18.72 was 806, and the number of days' OUOHSVWU^ porttd o««" DomoitU 7.00x16 . relief afforded to shipwrecked per- TOIMCCOI. A MattUoil sons, at the stations, was 3,716. 7So DOAN'S Vain at Tkli Law Pilul KIDNEY PILLi "It should be observed that during More Red Bankers Ride On the first of these seven years the ser- aSo CARTER'* , vice was limited to the coasts of Irapreislve la character, expressive In LITTLE LIVER f ILL! BOX OF 56 Long Island and New Jersoy." BICARB. OF SOD* beiuty, perfect In every detall-theie SaUIBB'S ASPIRIN The orlglna) building Is In very essentials are asiured when you avail TABLETS, •«*"• "O good state of ropalr. It Is enclosed SWEET SPIRITS OF by the original hand-split shingles of the facilities of selection from our BOo PHILLIPS' MILK which are nailed to white dak ribs. th* building should be re-dedlcated. Wall St. and Locust Ave., GRAIN He accordingly called a meeting of 7-Os. lit T all the offloers In charge of stations West Long Branch, N. J. HAM *»•< HALF FRANKVANSYCKLE from Sandy Hook to Shark, River, Telephone Ix>h( Branch 3507. SO. PUftW MAOMirYIHO ^Q S-M, Caa TOIACCO Inclusive, and In addition Chief Boatswain Irwln B. stasis, .Boats- George A. Hughes ~^" 10c 1HAV.HO MIWROR 1.11 IIUI SOAR 149 West Front St., > . . Red Baxik Wain Frank Nichols; BoaUwalh Lor- ' Hod Bank, Representative 100 PARK PAW* toiAcea it-** c»» Quick Road Services-Phone R. B.r 1296. e able to turn to aomo easily accoa- strongest language that has ever program was under tho supervision a laBt resort reserved for habitual offenders for whom many fatalities due to lack of sidewalks. He was walk- off to prevent a murder. epared for new construction loans ilble record, or to his newspaper, and como to my attention. It will be re- of Robert Fluxmon, chnlrman of tho earn for what every dollar of the entertainment committee. there is no excuse. 4 Ing on Branch avenue at Little Silver, and the autoist He Is so sure that he crawls away ad loans to refinance existing :ounty funds goes, and who gets the called that the labor union repreaent- One means that has been suggested as a remedy for whose car ran him down claims that be was unable to out on a limb. Fortunately for his nortgagei totalled *1,426,895, of which noney and what the taxpayer gets In ed by John L. Lewis gave something Among thoso prosent were Mr. and 2ST.347 was for new construction Mrs. Robert J. Dcbaum, Mr. and present conditions Is to install parking meters at various see him because of a heavy fog. The excuse seems valid, reputation he Is mostly right - The oturn for his taxes. Such Informa- like $700,000 to Mr. Foosevelt's last done. The bureau servicing Red lon may make some favored peraons campaign for the presidency. In the Mrs. Joseph Peyton, Mr. arid Mrs. strategic points. Probably'a great many atitolsts who Mr..Murphy would probably be alive today If side- limb doesn't break. Joe falls to ex- walks had been'on the road where he could have walked ceed expectations and takes a ter- lank and vicinity Is located at 1"sweat blood" at first but once the recent steel strike Mr. Lewis let It be Harry Coopor, Mr, and Mrs, Victor are not sure just how much time they need In the shop- 'hlrd avenue. Long Branch. • rule la established It will have the ap- known, that 'he thought President C. Ooodrldge, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood ping district would rather spend a dime for two hours with safety, At least there would have been no ooca- rible beating. But sometimes Joe proval of tho people. If I am eleoted pulls a surprise. He knock* the In releasing theae figures Mr. Mc- Roosevelt should come to his aid, and Firth, Mr. and Mrs. Warren O'Hara; of parking than to run the risk of being fined. slon for him to risk his life on the road. Under tho lUghlin called attention to the free . freeholder, there will be no secrets the President's reply was "A plague Mr. and Mrs, Francis J. Mnrckotoln, circumstances It is neither he nor the autolat but society wonder man out cold. There was ibout the court house concerning any irvice offered by the bureaus, which :ontract, purchase or person not on both 'your housei." That Mr. Mr. and Mrs, Jack' Kelly, Mr. and which Is to blame. that Sohmellng-Louls business. Or Mrs, William Ondordonk) Mr. and Joe refuses to be frightened, tucks upply Information regarding mojl- ipen to every citizen who. Can read. Lewis (jldtt't like that even,a little bit • Just now the autolsts are making a great holler be- rnizatlon loans as well as mortgage Is evidenced by his speech of Friday Mrs. Robort Larkin, Jr., Mr. and his chin behind, his shoulder, takes Mr. Sweeney saya tho freeholders nlgnt whan ha said: "It 111 behooves Mrs. Gordon Wright, Mr. and Mrs. McCampbell Calls the cause of diversion of Highway funds. Maybe this kick the other lad's worst and itaysj and oans, „ . have nothing much to Bay about taxes, farm "rollef, parka, schools, etc. one who has supped at labor's table Herman Splllc, Mr. and Mrs.' John Is Justified, but If It is pedestrians have a thousand atays and stays. There was that "The summer months have been and who ha* been sheltered In labor's Barry, Mr. and Mrs. Waltor White-, ry 'productive of Interest In -new But the freeholders are tho agents of Turn on Sheriff Roberts. times more right to protest. Not only now but ever Lou la-Farr thing the other night the people and If It Is the sentiment house to curie with equal fervor and head, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mcscck, Sheriff George H. Roberta, at a recent meeting, of since the advent of the automobile and the building of The typographical contortions next ome construction and modernlza- of tho i people that certain things fine impartiality both labor and Its Mr. and Mrs. John F. Cattnnuoh, !on,~ this Interest being attributable the Women's Democratic club at Freehold, inferred that hard surfaced roads the money they pay In taxes has morning on a huhdred sports pages nust or must not be done it becomes adversaries whan they, become locked Mr, and Mrs, _ugono Lleneck, Mr. j a desire to occupy new or mod- ho business of the. freeholder! to Theron McCampbell could have had the support of the been diverted to make unsafe conditions for them. are classics In mental gymnastics. In deadly embraoe," . Whether the and Mrs. Peter Carlo, Mt. and Mrs. Yet'the boxing . expert remains an -nlzed homes before winter sets in,'' 'work and vote" to that end. For President Is to, be • condomned, or J. Joseph Honhcse'ey*. •county party machine for the nomination for freeholder Nothing has been Bpent to put down sidewalks where ated Mr. Mclaughlin. xEtmple, If I am elected a freeholder they would be safe. The cost would be small compared Infallible'oracle to his devoted read- [ will have a mandate from a major- commended for having accepted la- Mr." and Mrs. William Benedict, I if ho had accepted an invitation to run. Mr. McCamp- ers, respected, even venerated. His "A wide variety of mortgage plans bor's hundreds of thousands of dol- bell replies that the remarks made by Mr. Roberts do to the outlay made for speedways, but this Inexpensive ty of tho voters to work for divert- Mr. arid Mrs. George Vcicck, Mr,and misses 'are remembered only by other ire available to the would-be home ing more of the highway funds to lars In campaign' contributions and not truly reflect the situation. Ho claims that he al- measure of, safety Is Ignored by those who plan the iWner, with eligibility predicted Mrs, William Leva, Mr. arid Mrs. R. columnists. Improving township roads and village remaining silent when labor wo* In J. O'Connor, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ready has tho support of the rank and file of the or- highways. * But the same readers show no such ihlsfly upop good credit standing," streets. If I offer a resolution at a a death struggle Is beside the point. ganization and that it Is only a few 3el£ appointed lead- Ir. McLaughlln continued. "Lending meeting of the board of freeholders Quirk, Mr. and Mrs, Martin Doyle, understanding' of the lapse* of tbe No matter from what angle viewed Mr, and. Mrs. Harry J. Hcrold, Mr. ers who do not want him. He says he could probably weather man up In hi* little box on iBtltutlons are always seeking good that Monmouth county officially go the picture Is not a very pretty one. ivestments and mortgage loans up- to the state and federal officials and and Mrs. Ernest Otto, Mr. and Mrs. have obtained the support of these bosBes if he had the front page. His percentage of irgue for more) money for townahlp H. J. Schotlonberg, Mr, and Mrs. Al- . groveled and whined for it but that he believes' candi- Sheriff Roberts' Anti- error at Its worst I* no greater than homea have always been con- roads and village atrcet* will I not fred P. Boyco, Mrs, Marshall Mur- dates should be selected by the voters, not by bosses. the boxing seer'*, but he must go idered the best type of Investment "work and vote'ras I promised In my Uppermost In the minds of Red phy, Mrs. Grace Crcscl, Mrs, Ralph Gambling Crusade a Joke. his lonely way bereft of public 'trust lome owners who find themselves platform? And so on for my plan Bankers just now seem* to be the It Is significant, as Mr. McCampbell points out, that Delll Paoll, Mra. Hugh Dcnily, Mrs, What'a happened to Sheriff George H. Roberts' and confidence, shunned and soorned, >urdened by costly second mortgages or a vast system of public parks to parking problem, whether wo shall Mark Springer, Mra. Frank Driim- ho was not Invited to the conclave at the Garfleld-Grant be largely financed by fedoral and drive against gambling? It seemi to have almost com- his presence on the government pay- ian in many cases obtain a new go through with the ono-hourllmit In mond, Mrs. Vlah Smith, Mrs. Em- hotel aULong Branch last month at which the slate of ilngle mortgage to replace tbelr en- state funds." I can and will "work plotely bogged down. -More than a year ago the sheriff roll a perpetual lament of the tax- tho bualnes* aectlon pr go back to the bury' McLean, Mrs; Allan Hnocull. •' candidates waa selected. That was the proper time, payers; lurabrances, Loans to modernize and vote" for same and keep at It announced his Intention of wiping out gambling estab- until Monmouth county' has a park former two-hour plan. It seems to when all tho party workers were assembled, to have ix- iropertlei are also available to pnr- me that If the matter waa duly con- Miss Helen. Krampr,, Miss E||j;a<- lishments and sald'timl if municipal police did not take But th«n, justice I* not of this system unsurpassed by any county beth Caldwoii, Mlas Mnry Mahn, tended tho invitation for him to bo a candidate. Every- ons with steady Incomes. Informa- In the state. And I will have success sidered, and It It was the judgment action he would ask a special appropriation from the world,—Newark Sunday Call. Miss Theresa McCobloy, MISE Annlo body who admires Independence glories In his spunk In lon pertaining to all types of loans because publlo aontlmont will back of the govornlng body and tha busi- board of freeholders for this work. available *"• ot charge at the mo up. . •,.'• ness men that the one-hour parking Hart, Miss Mlldrod Ifnaloy, Miss not begging for the nomination. Labor—Fart of tbe Community. Martha Van Rlkor, Miss Helen The announcement of the drive' was made with ocal bureau, which Is open dally Of all the seven plank* In my plat- plan was needed, It would be disas- The Register has, no knowledge of. the conversations Labor day this year In the United Haupt, Miss Alice Mahonoy, Miss great gusto and for a short time It really seemed that roml 1 p. »• to 9 p. m. and 9 a. m. form the ono proposing county vo- trous to retreat at the first sign of between Mr. McCampbell and,Mr. Roberts about tho States was largely devoted to taking :atlonal tchoofs, to be supported Lillian Shultz, Miss Catherine Hnrd- It was not a fake. Buf It was virtually only a "flash In 1 p. m. Saturdays," he concluded. trouble. From all that ,1 read, and nomination other than the contradictory statements stock and planning for the future. largely by federal and state funds, Ing, Miss Margarot Hemlock, Miss the pan." The cruiade ended almost Tis quickly as It hear it looks tc*mo llko a protty good made by tho two men. But thli paper has had consid- President Roosevelt, 'John _. Lewis, Has brought me the moat hearty sup- plan made unpopular through unwise Ruth Healoy and Thomas McCol- was born. A considerable number of "small fry," very William Green, Secretary Perkins, WEEK-END CASUALTIES. port Mr. Sweeney,would doubtless lough, Frank- J. Morrlval, G. V. erable dealings with Mr. McCampbell and wo have never 1 enforcement I recall picking up * few big ones, were brought Into the tolls of the law. Governor LaFollette and many oth- I '———- t lay that Is a problem* for the legis- found him to be a liar, although we have not always lature and not a matter,for."legisla- newspaper shortly after thenew plan Wolr, James J. Coakloy.'A. L. Small, Sheriff Roberts directed the raldi, but the number of ers gave their views on how far la- our Treated at Blverview Hospital boen In agreement with some of his views. At tor Mr Fot Minor Injuries. '. tion" by a board of' freeholders. I was put Into effect and ' reading Murray Quoon, Chnrlca Howard, places which he Invaded were smoll In comparison with bor bos come and whirs It ihould go. differ. I would urge tho board of Harold J. Happo, Robert' Ro'oko, Roberts, everybody knows how he failed to keep some The layman, much Interested In la- where some forty or more automobll- those which went unmolested. ' One Red Dank man and three out-of- freoholcdn to tako steps'to bave a lot* had been fined a dollar eaoh for Robort'Fluxmon anil A, C. Bondcck. of his campaign promises, especially the ono that he bor, It* progrespg s and Its plansp,, may oUrvoy made and strive In every pos- If the sheriff doe* npt know this, the only, explana- owners were treated at Rlvervlew parking over the limit. My flrit re- •would advertise sheriffs sales in the papers which could yet remark a laclk o f perspectiveti ,, If ospltal over the week-end for minor sible way to promote the Plan until tion la that he does not know what Is going on, and Monmouth county can offer voca- action to that, before I had apokofl. be of tho largeat service to tho interested parties H!a not of discernment. In most of the ijurles. following their treatment to a single, solitary soul about It, was WE THANK YOU. excuse for not following this1 cour e Is that ho wont be who can believe that? During tha past summer tbe discussion. If tht American labor ley returned to their homes. tional courses to evsry boy and girl B coast resorts of Monmouth county have been "wldo and thus learn how to step Into work well, there got* the new parking dictated to by lawyers. ' That may bo his Idea ot why movement is to find It* rightful place lira. Anne McGlfford of North 'or their own support as self-respectf plan. I can conceive Of nothing that Rev. Edward W. Miller Semis Letter • campaign promise should bo broken. The sheriff fre- open" so far as gambling Is concerned. A few unfortun- In the national life, Labor day" must treet-Runnon was treated for an ng citizens, would make the now system more of Fralso to Tho Register. . ates employed by tbe "big shot" owners of gaming es- not ba allowed to create the Impres- quently glvos talks about his dutlea and about tho office njured ear after a nsh hook was re- ' Thorbn McCampbell. unpopular than this indtiprimlnate Tho Register has received a very tablishments have been gatherod In, but the proprietors sion that wage earners form a aepar- loved. Francis Welsh of Red Bank punishment Of course, some people having been put on a business-like baals. The veriest ate community, •' ' friendly letter from Rov. Edward W. who- profit most by the "come on" games are singularly as treated, for a cut on his hand, will say that Is tha only kind of pun- Miller, pastor of tho Hcil Bank Bap- tyro In business would not squander money by placing A common feature of Labor day icelved when broken glais fell from Sends HI* Best.Regards. advertisements in newspapers having little or no circu- few and far between in receiving punishment a ishment to Inflict—Indiscriminate— tist churoh. In part It states: comments 1* tbe failure) to remember ils automobile. Ann Flea, three- Waltor M; VanDorn of Lakewood, treating everybody alike. That may* lation. It Is hard to Imagine anything more Ineffective than that organized labor comprise* leas "Well, our vacation Is about ovor •ear-old daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Ohio-, In sending In his renewal for bo all right In theory but ltdoosn't r the sheriff's drive against'gambling In Monmouth coun- than a fifth of those who work for Prank Plea of Washington street subscription to The Red Bank Regis- now and wo aro hondlnn homo for Mr. MoCampbell It absolutely right In stating that work out In aotual practice. Con- work and renewed frlondshlp which ty. It flourishes to a greater extent now than ever be- wages In the United States. While 'as treated for a out head, received ter alao sent his beat regards to his corning those business men, clerks nominations should bo made by the people and that the unions form tho spearhead of tbe la- we enjoy ao much In Rod Bank. ' bones should keep hands cV. Two years ago tho party fore. WhyT That li a question which everyone may her home when she struck her many friends In thl* vicinity, and and politician* who persist In park- figure out to his or her own satisfaction. But If gam- bor movement and naturally attract head agalnit an archway. Joseph The Register Is very happy to pass "Let me add n word of approcla- *Uff«MC? a smashing defeat In a crucial election at which ing their car* on tho curb, moving n bling la to bo all6wed wouldn't It be better to have li- most attention, they do n6t spiak for Canon of Fair Haven, was given modl- this Information on to them through them avery two hour*, or one hour, 2?^2?^r tno "P'ondl"P'ondl" contributiocontribution ^aontrol of tho board of freeholders was at jtako and 1 censed places than It would be to have It regulated by all worker*. This newspaper believes oal treatment after he scalded him- mr column*. a* occasion requires, the punishment whloh The Roglstor has mado to our '|t was due to resentment stirred yp by bosses opposing that union* have railed the level of self with hot coffee Sunday morning. vacation. I fool that you rondor a l Mr graft and political pull? Either It should be wiped out should not only be Indiscriminate but < lh« nomination 9 - McCampbell that brought about labor as a whole and that ofttn.un- real religious sorvlco in keeping mo cnUrely or put on a law-abiding b.,1.. The present sys- Carl Cnrmor, . author of "Star* it sh6uld be severa. And don't think ulljli Democratic Watorloo. That should be a lesion to organized worker*-enjoy benefit* won for a minute that there isn't a lot ot In touch w tH my ohuroh people and «jjlt iO-csJled leaders. Thoy may play the role bt ruth- Urn Is rotten and the sooner It Is changed, one way by the struggles of those who have The borough of Manhattan, Now Foil On Alabama" and "Llaton For friend*. I like to keep In touch with organized; . , ork, Contains 37,000,000 tons of A Lonesome Drum," does, most of that sort of violation. But for the ' dlspat* and make tbelr understrappers do u they XW out-of-town person who comes here, •vent* at h6mo, and your paper does public! " " "" * *" > Yet there are Industrie* In which eel, of which 33,000,000. tons are ils writing at the McDowell Colony th* value of union* to the worker in, I slrrtcraturll • A V I • I *—.Ma anf _,A_,_._d ethe1 t>»lUt_.»>_r building*: ', , is New. Hftmpihlre. to »jioj> I am that for t-e flnrt yfc*' RED BANK REGISTER, SEPTEMBER 9, 1937. Page Seven'

Ine. Derbam, Michael Laclopa, Mil- off at the local WPA sewing project Congregational church, Is on,a vaca- dred Harding, Michael DaNuccI, have .returned'to their-work. Union Beach. tion. iHe will return, for services on Very Successful Sunday, September 26. Rev. John Robert Fox, the Oibba Bistort, Frank HIM Marl* Deturp Is home from Accent On Symmetry— (The Red Bank Register can be bought Every Woman f Coffoy, Jamti Berks, Margaret Mll- a vacation In Hew York state. In Union Bench at the store of Gui Sen-Hatt is substituting for him. > Show At Leonardoleh Carl Hvarre, Edward Orunlng, Harold E, OoVley and falmly have ion). I- John Foley' of Brooklyn spent the Wants • Florence Dudaniky, Marth* O'Sag», moved from. Hast . Keansburg to . A communication from Keansburg's week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Hone Harding, Murjel Kolb, Juliette their former home on Maple street In The Qeorgian Style borough attorney, Howard W. Rob-Belleran of Union avenue, to look her best at all Urn**,., Nets About $900 Danielle, Ann* Meyer, Maria Ferrl, Mr. and Mrs. William Westervelt Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Cooper of to foil at CM* and perfectly erts, read at the' borough council Philadelphia were guests of Mrs. polled. Muriel Maack, John Mitchell, Alice are home from a stay at Philadelphia. meeting Thursday night requested Nelllo Hayes last week, Annual Event for the Blind! Murray, Bra*. Green, Charles Knup- : Mill • Katharine Humphrey : of support In obtaining better train-bus Mrs. Catherine Krause Is home MaH-amrucrrx* Men's Club Played to a Ca- fer, John Parker, Philip Qunba- Beacbway bar returned from a visit aervlco from Matawan station to from a visit of several days at Cald- Created by corta, Frank Wright »nd .Howard at New York. Keanaburg during the ovenlng hours. well, pacity Howe at the High Stults. The latter was publicity di- Theodore Rlley has returned from During the winter months the last Goasard bus making connections for a train Mr. and Mrs, M. Metzgar celebrat- School Friday Night. rector. . , • a visit at Long Island City. ed their ' 25th wedding anniversary Is the answer. The club has elosed its summer The annual excursion ot fire com- to Newark and Now TTork leaves last week, The pull of the season, but the vacation* home will pany No. 1 to Coney'Island will be Union Beach at 4:50 p. m. Council back straps A capacity bouse was on hand at on tba'atiamcr City of Keansburg membora pointed out that a bus from Miss Bertha Tigris and Miss Doro- ba open over weekends for a time. Matawan station Is due In Union thy Miller have returned from a visit flatten! the ab- tho Leonardo high school Friday next Tuesday night. The steamer at Point Pleasant. domen, upllfti night when tho curtain roan for the will leave Keyport at 6:15 p, m, and Beach at 7:80 p, n\,, and continues to the bust, and annunl mnlstrel Bhow of the Blind Ktsansburg at 64B p. m. Keansburg. This bus then returns to Mrs. Sadie Ahrens of New' York the Keyport garage. The council spent last week as the guest of Mrs. controls the Men's club of Now Jersoy. The club John and Harry Donovan of Center Agnes McGlmpsey of Sidney avenue. hips. maintains a summer vacation home avenue will enter the University of went on record to endeavor to have mTlii fed Btnk BailiUr «»n ba beutht this bus c&ntlnue to Matawan sta- Adam Klinsky and family have Let our expert at Leonardo and the show Is one of iru of X. £. MllUr. Alabama next week. fitters show - i KJC»nlbut« g at tilt «lor« ' "~ tion to make connection with the moved from Sidney avenue to a lta chief sources of revenue. The M.... 8ant» £uri». ,_...!Phili»p KaUu. Chulit Members of the Jolly Eight card you what Vogtl, I. Zuok>rm*n>. * 8:15 north bound train. A motion home on Clark avenue. amount cleared was approximately olub met at the home of Mrs. Law- was adapted to co-operate with tho Mrs. Laura West Is home from a Mis • Simplicity $000. About SO parsons were In the Howard Opdyke Is making enten- rence Scott at Belford Tuesday af- Keansburg governing body in ob trip to Washington. can do cast, including a number of Middle- slva alterations to his borne on ternoon • • , , talnlng the beBt servlcs possible. Miss Jane Street spent several town township gl'tia and club mem- Charles street and when.completed St. Ann's school reopened yester- days at Asbury Park last week. 3.50 to 10.00 bers. The performance was a great It will be a two-family'house. day. The local school opened for the Miss Loretta Simmons has re- success from every viewpoint. Bister Jacobl and Sister Cyprian of Mrs. Edward Caroll and Mrs. James hew school year yesterday. turned to her home at Jersey City Tho stage was cleverly arranged St.. Ann's sohool have been trans- A. Smith ha,ve returned from a mo- Police found an automobile parked after a visit with Mrs. Jennie Roche, tor trip to Florida. on Pock street last week. An inves with two raised platforms and with ferred, the former to Sayreville and Miss Ann Young has returned from 23 Brood Street, Bed Bank, N. J. flags to roprcEont a baok wall fend the latter to Bordentown. Harry L, Beaman Is driving a new tlgatlon disclosed that the* car was a motor trip to Maine. automobile. owned by Morltz Meyor of 554 Cen- wings. In the platform space wore Mrs. Mae Wyman his cloud her tral avenue, Jersey City, and had Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fisher of -alternating man and lady, with Wit Brookslde home and returned to Jer- been stolen while parked In front of Brooklyn have been visiting Mr. and '11am J. Adlckoa acting as lntorloou- sey city. •"- • . SteLte Hospital. his homo. Mr. Meyer claimed the Mrs. William Sehober, °*Wr,. The, production was , coached The publla school will open for car and said the automobile had not Mrs. Mary Tritschler has had as by Al Whalon, who also aotod as the new sehool year next Monday 1 been damaged. her guest, Miss Catherine Fowler of one of the ond men and as^plano with the same teachers as last year. Miss Madelyn J. Tunnei spent the Newark. holiday week-end at New York. The public school Parent-Teachers accompanist for sevoral of tho num- A sub-primary class will be a new association will hold* a card'party In Mrs. John Dunn has moved to At- bers. Georgo "Babo'l Burck was tho addition this year. Parents may en- A concert for employees and pa- the borough hall tomorrow night. lantic Highlands. othor end man. His song, "Today I ter their children In this class pro- tients was given Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. John Seldman have Mrs. Anna Betz of Jersey avenue am a Man," mndo an especially big viding' their children have reached by the Marlboro hospital orchestra. returned from a trip to Cleveland, Is a patient at the Perth Amboy . hit. the age of four years. Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Gordon have Ohio. General hospital. Tony Hunt's dancing trio, Jean A card party .under the auspices returned from a combined automo- Mombers ot the Sunshine Sewing Llenoclt, Walter Imlay. and Mar-of all tho organizations connected bile and boat trip through the Oaspe Mrs. Herbert Klein Is a surgical club met at the home of Mrs. Eliza- garet Slnnott, oarnod largo applauso, with St Ann's church was held In Peninsula. patient at the Monmouth Memorial beth Splelman last week. as did also two other dancers, Glor- the auditorium of St. Ann's school Miss Marlon Shensa Is spending hospital at Long Branch. Mrs. Alfred Kovacs of Paterson Friday night. Rev. John J. Luoltt, several days at her home at Cam- Mrs., Charles Marx has been con- haa ended a visit at the home ot Mrs. ia Olson of Navcslnk and Junior fined^ to her home on Union avenue Meinsor of Leonardo, They per- roctor of ths church, supervised the den. Charles Doerlng of Clark avenue. affair. The organizations whloh were Dr. J. B. PJum of the Monmouth with a sprained ankle. Snnbunf and Insect formed tho moat Intricate stops af- A son has been born to Mr. and ter tho manner of trained, profes- responsible for the oard party's suc- Memorial hospital has begun his two months interneship at this hospital. Mrs. Joseph Smith of Cambridge ave New Film Star. bites are quickly relieved by sionals. Tho five completed their cess were St. Ann's, Parent-Teacher nue. number with a dance to tho tune of association, the Catholic Daughters Misa Betty Dug&n spent the week- Miss Diana Lewis, who waB born INTHOL. No rubbing—just end as the guest of Miss Lillian Mrs. Barbara Kcntgetter of New- In Asbury Park, has been selected for "March of the Wooden Soldlars," of America, the Holy Name soolety ard has ended a two weeks stay with a leading part In "Larger {Than Life," apply few drops from bottle. which provoked an outburst of cheer- and Young Ladles' Sodality associa- Grove of Freehold. Miss Edna Opdenaker has returned her sister, Mrs. Anna Callahan. a new comedy being filmed at Holly- Ing and handclapplng. tion. David Graham and family have wood. Miss Lewis has lived at Holly- Mr. and Mrs. Alex Curchln have after spending a week's vacation at Selden and Endlor of Now York Trenton. ' moved to Arlington. wood and has played small parts In jut on an act entitled "Aftor tho returned from a visit at Rochester, Rev. Paul Smith, pastor of the several pictures. NTH O L Farty/'.-'whlch was pronounced by New York. SCALE IN FEET thoso who saw It as one of tho Commander James Fallon and Four Caught After Robbery. greatest of Its kind they had ever Raymond King attended the stato Henry C. Llndsoy, Henry Harrison, FIRST FLQOft O 9 10 IS witnessed. It was a danco depleting American Lsglon convention at Wild- William Cooper and Clarence West, two men who had Imbibed too free- wood this week. all colored residents' of Aabury Park, ' Complete symmotry marks the through Its bay. ly. Another mirth producer was Mr. and'Mrs. George Desmond of were arrested Monday charged with front of this trim, Georgian type I The second floor BhOws an lntelll- glvon by Miss Ruth Ford and en-Brooklyn spent several days with having robbed Henry White on theresidence. The porch at one end;gent arrangement of three bedrooms SEARS NATIONAL PLUMBING AND HEATING EVENT titled "A Comedy Cruise.'* It con-Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy last street near Neptune police head- balances the one-car gaiage at theand two baths. cluded with a high kick dance. An-week. • * quarters early Sunday morning. All other and a false chimney, contain- Architect Theodore Whltehead other special number was by Mrs Joseph E. Bahr attended the con- were given sentences In the county ing a bedroom closet, has been added Davis designed the plan, and the Sally Klnzman of Now York, who vention of the Veterans of Foreign jail. . at the garage end.- house was built at Port Washington, ALL KINDS OF HEAT FOR Ja summering at Leonardo. Wars at Buffalo, New York, last A study, lavatory and laundry are Lo'ng Island. The plan was selected Others taking part besides thoso week. Broccoli was brought to England all found on the first floor. The din- 'by the Architectural FOrum, 135 inentlonod'wero Joseph Lelllo, Reg- Sevoral women who had been laid from Italy In the 16th century. ing room gains In attractiveness East 42d street, New York. ALL KINDS Of HOMES

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MOTICK OF RKOUTRV ANU B1XCT1ON. northerly In th* southetl; and wasWilj NOTICE Of KKUUTliy -AND SUECTIC-ri N0T1CI Of vtBiilBIRV AND SUCTION, NOTICE Of REGISTRY AND ELECTION. with th. tuts Umol CknUmt .trtrt, • f HeHmeW r«M»Wp, N. 4. '.', '. thane* tutmrdly aloni th. oantar list Tewaahlp al ' ••8a«slw'rV iT.was»lDNvJ ' - Beraagb ot Re4 Baak. N. J. of GhMtnnt atnat to Ita IswrMctlon. with •«•"" »• —•<-••»-—•-..-N..J.• to taltk'waui oieSToirtate ehoi«< Notice ot tbe time ud place ._ til* owiUr Una of kisla a»anufc,th.0a»anufc,th.0MM Hette. ol Ui* tin., and itajjj of hWdla,, tan or Budv H*oa Bajl ttaaWtl WEEK-ISO YEARS AGO the General Election and of the officers to aouthwtrdlthdl r l th teter U Uaof* M«plof M«pl* *4 O»nir*l Button «d oTHi offlcer. ta «*>. la th«W. wt«r jwVKi _*• be elected And meetlngt of tbe Boards of t t 7. between th* rtovenber id, ltlT|,()etw«*n Vhe ^"SyMmf.^dr'Ufch.tw.en tK Constitutional (fenVeatta nun. living place. hour*. oi_ HW o'eloch *._!».. and_ .lgbt ' lur, of seven o'clock'A. M. and elgnt houra of eeven o'clock A. M. and eight Eighth Election District. nil Block P. ,M. at th* raipectlt• oollT o'clock P. MM at the respective o'clock at tie. reapwUv. polling : places tn eald Borough. ,, Beginning at a point what* the canter AajD*"\a"aald /Tovraahlo* ••. • > • •' act Ui tald Townulpv , of 1787 lln* of th* track, or road bed of th. Mew plae** In sail? Township. BatiniUa> at th* inMraKtion ot tha Nn &3d elicdon «IU be beld m th* said Said election wilt be held In the said •Bald sJ«Uco MU ba bald la th* Mid Said *l«Uon will b. Held in • th* ,aia Borough for the purpose of electing Jem* SoDthero railroad la laurwotad Xerk and Long Branch railroad with th* 'Kwnahlp (or tha purpow ol elMtlnic imahlp. far thi, purpos* of el.oUiig & Governor for tha State of New Jersey, with th* anor* ot ta. North Siraweoorv lownshlp for the parpoa* of alwtlnji a Governor (or the State ol New Jers,f, a Oovamor for th* State of new Jersey, river, thene* wothwardlj alon* the e*nt*r a Governor tor tb* State ot New J.rs.y, for the full term ol thre* yearai two Mem. for the full term of three yearai two Mem> for the full term of three years; two Mem- lln. of th. tracks or road bad oftli* New for the full tarm of thre. years! two Mem- bar* of th* General Auembly.of N,w Jer- BY RAYMOND PITCAIRN bers of the General Assembly of Now Jer- ban of th* Osnetal Aissmbly of Mew Jer- sey from the County ot Moumouth, for Jersey Southern railroad to Ita lat*tee«tlon bers of the General Assembly of New Jar. ear Irora the County of Monmoutb, (or sey from th* County of Monmouth. for ' one year: a Surrogate for the County of with t)ith* centecantar Unlinea of BarbarHerbert straetffMb. sey from th* .County of Monmouth. for on* jearj a Surrogata (or th* Count/ of on, year) a Surrogate for tha County of • j." FINAL REVISIONS That "the Legislature may propose Monmouth, for five years, and one Mem- thane. WMtwardl; alona th* eantar lino of one ysar: a'Sprrogat* for the County of lonnouth, for five fears, and one Men. Monmouth. for nv* years, and one bicmi I 'Brjearly. September of ttie sig- amendments to the Constitution, to ber of tha Board of Chosen Freehald«rs Barbart etratt to It* Ctarawrtlon with th* Monmouth, for dv» y.ars, and_on. at.ni- and to ihe'ooraefo- l Balm Hollow Nad at »r of the Board of ChSeetv Frtaholdtri bar ol the Board oi Chosen Frasholdert be binding when assented to by for the County of Monmouth. for the full eentar lln* ot 8hr»wrtorjr annn*. thane. ber of the Board of Chosen Freeholders l>an. Cornerl then** (I) or th* County ol Monmouth; (or th* lull tor tha County of Monmouth, (or the full .nlflctat year 1787. members of the term of three years; and for the following MQthwardiy along* th* oanUr 'lln* ot for the County of Monmouth. for th. fnll iwtn.1 th* oent.r lln* of ' «rm of three,years} and for the fallowing tana of, three yaaral and for the following J Convention meeting in In- three-fourths of the States." municipal officers, vl«: Two Councilman for Shrawtburr aratm. to Ita lataraaction arlth term of thw. yssxa.1 and for th. followlnir -_uw*jf bttwtm Hlddlatoem t_ ,- mnnltlpal olllcera, vli.t ope Townthltt municipal officer*, vls.i one Township Com- : Hall had agreed on al That "an address to the States the Borough of Bed Bank, fpr the full tb. eantar Una ol Waat Lwnard itrMt, municipal offloers, vis.I One Member of rovmshlna to Oxtea's Oonart tbeno. 141 ComraltU.man, (Or th* lull Una of thru mltt.sman, (or th* full term of three term of three years; and one Justice of the thanoa.waatwmnllx alone th* eantar Una of the Township ComnUtt**i for a full term years. < .' moot every principle that makes our accompany the Constitution, when W*at Uonani etratt W Ita tntarwotlao ollowlngih* oentar dn* of th*. road Iron year*. - ' • Peace, for the full term of Ave years. ot thres year* i and three JusUoei« tha Ocdsm'* docn>w to trantt, Ihrookh Bvec NoUt. ol Prlmery election, : TJhited States Constitution so sturdy transmitted for ratification." Notice ol Primary Election. with tha oantar us* of balghton avanoh Peace, for t+e full term of five years. «tt to,,8moek e Oorner. thene* (tTteUaw.. Notlc* ol Primary Election. thane* northwarfljTalong tha oantat Una ei ng • tin* on a ootve* (atey.llll) ol eoath Alao uk* notlc* that a Prtroarv Blso- Alao use notice that a Primary Kleo. ^'foundation for government of the Much of the discussion centered Also take notice that a* Primary Elec- Lalgbton arano* to It* IntaraHUon with ' Notice ol Primary ElettloB. Uon for all pollUcal partlu *nUU*d there. Uon for all political parties antitled ih.re- people, by the people and for the on the powers of, tion for all political parties entitled there- ajrwra*. thaaw At** taka notlo* that a Ptimary Be*. |ft».»y«a d*tr*M, torn mlnoUe w*»t to o will ba held In and tor th.'Township to mil b* h*ld In and (or th* TownnhlD tha eantar .Ita* pt > V tlon tot all political Mrtla* antltlwl tharo- Swimming Blvarlthenc* (•) In *n •aaUrlw people. and restraints to will be held In and for the Borough wattwaidlr alonerthaeaata tha rr Una of toetfat and wutherty dlneUon. fpllowlnf th* vart- of Shrawshury. In said Oounty, on Tuss. ot Bolmdsl, In said County, on Tues- . 'Now the product ol their delibera- upon, the Presi- Of Red Bank, In said County, on Tues- aranna to It* Intaraietlon wI5*. i —tba.aho . n to win be held In and: tat the Township oua oouraee of aald Swimming Klyar to lay. September Jl. 1917. between th*hours day; September 21.1SIT. between the hours day. September 21,1987, between the hours of tb* North 8hraw»bur» rl>*r, thane* of Mlddletovm. In aald County, on •To**, ha hl«h watar Hit. of th* shori of Bhrarws- (eeven A. H. and,elsht P. U. (8undard ol (even A. M. and eight P, U. (Eundard tions -went, to a special committee dent and Vice- of rertn A. M. and eight P. M (Standard northaaitwaraly along th* ahor* ot th* day, SepUmber 11,1987. bstwesn the hours time.) * : appointed to "revise the style of, and president. It was time.) North Shrawiburr rlnr to Ita InUnwtlon ot Mven A. M. aad eight P. M. (Standard Said Primary Elsotlon to b* bald la ths Bald Primary Eectlon to be held in th* -arrange the articles which have been decided to give Said Primary Etectton. to be held In the vttb tb* eantu U»» ot tba traeka or road ', to t plaea In th* r*»veetlv* dlatrlet a* eo*el». plae. In the respsctlvs district as spuds- place In the respective district as specifi- bad of tha Naw Jaraay SoatbarD railroad, Said Primary W«tion to be Held ra the cally above mentlened and eald Primary sally above mentioned and aald Primary •creed to by the House.'' the Chief Exec- plae* In tba respective district a» epeclH- _• innlnjf. Section will ba held for the purboe* of cally above mentioned and said Primary thaipoint ,pr clae. ot iMglnnlng. 1 ; place (or the Btth Beotlon Election wHr b* held (or th* purpose ol To this Committee of Revision utive the power, Election will be held for the purpose of Tb. polllni plae. tor th. Eighth tawtlon cally abov* mentioned and asid Primary niminaUng p*rson» of Ih* respeolIU nominating persona of tho respective nominating persons of the respective Election will b* beld for th. purpose of a fir* hous* of the Lincroft parties to the offlcsi above mentioned, • historians have paid high tribute. To in concurrence District la tb. eaf.Urlat of (ha Sbimund nominating persons of tha raspuUT* Fire Company at Lnoroft, N. J. partlss to th* orBces above mentioned, parties to the office* above mentioned, El.ner Compan-r, Brldg* avraa. and W«l nd also ta elaot ona Male and on* Female and alao to *lsot on* Hal* and one Female it they attribute much of the direct- with the Sen- and also to elect one Male and one Female partl*a to th* offices ~abova cnantlonsjdt fember of tha Countj Bxaeutlv* Oonl. Front atxtat. . and also to elect one Hal* and ona Female SUth District. Commimly itaowne. the Umbu ol th* County Executive Com- ness, simplicity and economy of lan- ate, to appoint Member of the County Executive Com- ' Part Hoomoutk District. ' ' mitt*, (or each political party participat- mittee (or each political party partlclnat- mittee for each political party participat- Ninth Election Olitrict. Member of th. County' Executive Com- ing >fn aald Primary ElmUon In ,*»ch guage for which our American Con- officers of the cmale Member of the State Executive with tha eenit U —t Hht tt Beglllnlng at th* corner formed by th* Female Member of the State Bx.cutlve It was to a group of distinguished "whose appointments are not. other- election district | also oiin* Mai* and ona IntersMtlon of the road from Haadrlduon a Committee for each political party, , Commlttee^for «ach political party, •• statesmen and scholars that the Committee for each political party. thence aouthwardlr alone tha eantar Una of Female Member of tb. Stats EExecutive Corner to AUantl* Blghtand* and tha road Said dat* will alao s* th* sacona regis- wise provided for" in the Constitu- Shrewabury avenue to It* Intaraaotlon with Commute, for .ach poll 8ald date will also Da the second regis- : Convention assigned this important Said date will also ba the second regie- lUcal rarty I from that road to Harmony i thane* (1) tration data In said municipality. tration data In eald municipality. tion. ration date In said municipality. th. eentar lln. of th* N.wnan Sprlnga Said date will also na tha second regis- easMrlv to HUI Brook ithsnee (») Jollow- Nolle* ol registration. .task. - Oh the proposal that the Vice- Notice ot Registration. road, thenea aasterlT along tha eantar Una, tration date In aald municipality. Ing' aald Arook tto varloUa conraaa north, And 'that on Wednesday, October II, Notice at Msgtstratlon. of th. Newman Springe road to Ita tntar* And that on Wednesday, October U, ; Oouverneur Morris, of Pennsylva- President sit as President ex offlclo And that on Wednesday, October 18. •action with the eantar line of Broad Notice ol Registration. erly to Comptop'a. Oreeki thane. (I) «U11 ,987, the Board of Registry and Election .937, the Boards of Registry and Election And that on Wednesday, October 18, in a northerly worse. foUowlng,th.,oraak will meet at the place at which they will 1BSJ, th* Board ot Sigistry and ElocHun : ni», generally accredited with writ- of the Senate, interesting, debate etreet, th.nce northwardly along th* can- will meet at theplace at which they will : ing, the finished report, was a bril- will meet at the plRce at which they will ter line of Broad atreet to ite tatemetlon 10S7, tbe Boards ot Regtstry and Election to th* old right ot way ol the New Jersey hold th* (lensr»i Election above men. arose. hold tha General Election above men- with the center Una of th* trmeka or will meet at tbe place at wnlch they will Southern railroadi thene* _<«> still north- toned, betwesn the bour, of ona oelook hold th* General Election abov. men- i Uaht lawyer and legislator, who later George Mason, of Virginia, pro- tioned, between the hours of ona o'clock road .bed ot th* New York and Long bold the General Bleetlon above men- *rly. along eald old *New Jersey Southarn In tbo a(ternoon and nine o'clock In tha tioned between the houra. ol one o'clock served in the United States Senate tested that the office would be "an In the afternoon and nine o'clock In the Branch railroad, thane. northw*it*rl7 tioned, between the hours ot ona o'clock railroad right ot way, to Sandy BooK bay •vanlng* foi tba purpos* of malting the tn the aUernoon and ntn* o'clock In the , and as Minister to France. evening, for the purpose of making the along tba center Una of the road bad ot In the afternoon and nine o clock In tha thence (6) westerly elong the Bay. to the Anal ravlslon and correction of th* ••uls- evening, (or tba purpose o( making the encroachment on the rights of the final revision and correction of the regis- tracks of tha Naw York and Lone Branch avenlng. for tba purpose of making tha mouth of Pew'a'GrMki (henca '<) south- ter for' the General Election. ' \ Anal revision and correction al the regis- ' Other members were Dr. William Senate; and that it mixed too much ter for the General Election. railroad to lu lntara-aclton with th. cant.i final revision and correction of. the ragta- erly 'op Paw'a Oraek and th. Brook at th. Tbe polling place lot Shrewsbury,town- ter for the General Eleotlon. • Samuel Johnson, of Connecticut, a the Legislative and the Executive, rhe following u a description of theline of CHtatnut atreat, thene* .ontbwardly ter for the General Election. i.ad ot earn, and In a atralght Una w.at ship la th* schoolhoos* at Tinton Falls, . The polling place (or Holmdel 1'ownsblp : graduate of Oxford and President of which, as well as the Judiciary de- Election Districts In the Borough of Red along the center llo. of th* traeka or road The (olllwlng la a description ot th. of th. farm ot Charles H. Mllla, to W. C MARflRETTA L. REKI1. Is at th* Township Hall. Holmdel. New Bank and the polling places to tha same. bed of th. Nat* Jarae? Sontbem railroad Election Districts In the Township ot Mld- talpb'e Corner) thenee (1> attu eontharly Olerk ol the Township of Shrewsbury Jersey. 'Columbia College; Alexander Hamil- '^1 **__ . • M u~^_& f.L - • eijiifcaiLw m partment, ought to be kept as sepa- VlS.1 to Ita Intersection with the center line ol dletown and the polllDic places la * the along tha roaa past John J. ' Dated .August 23; 1987. SIDNEY V. BRAY. ton, of New York, soldier, lawyer, rate as possible." first Election District. Herbert street, thence westwards along same. vis. i housa to the place of beginning Clerk of Holtndel Township. tha centei lln. of Herbert atrctt to 1U tn* mony Corner: : at Her- Sated August 21, 1987." ; legislator and first Secretary of the Elbridge Gerry, of Massachusetts, Beginning- at a point on the shore of tersectlon with tha center line of Shrews- First District. Commonly tCnown u the Treasury; James Madison, of Vir- iffered further objection in the fear the North Shrewsbury River directly oe- bury avenue, th* point or place of begin- Mlddletowo District. The pollinpolTlng plaeplace. for th* Sixth EleetloElection NOTICE Or REGISTRY AND ELECTION. tween the properties owned by the Mon- The boundaries 01 the same are aa (ofr- District la th. Port Monmouth nrahonM at , ginla, who became our fourth Pres- that the plan might give the Chief mouth Boat Club and the property known Init- Port tfonmoutn, N. S. . Atlantic Township, N, J. NOTICE Qt REGISTRY AND ELECTION. aa the Red Bank Lyceum, thence souih- wt, vti.i -•• • • Went; and Rufus King, ol Massa- Executive too-much power. .> Oe PO.J.^~oiling^ placr-«*^e^ towwr th^ .-e^ Nint* -» h Electio^ w-r — v- n— fieslnnlng at tha corner, ot Wesley Ma- Seventh Olatrlet, Conunoaly Knowo aa th. Notice ot tne Um. anil place of holding Borough ol Rumson, ti, J. . chusetts, noted orator, who was later ._.-!. ._ tbe center line of Broad street, District lba Union flrehouse." ' -Shraw.bar • j son's house on the road leading from Eaat Ksansburg Dtetrict. the (Ieneral Election and of the office™ to Notlo. at th. tins and place of noldlng "We might as well," he said, "put thence along the center line of Broad street avenue. MWdletown to Keyport, and thence (1) Th. boundarlea ol the same ara aa lol- >! al.oted and meeting! ot th. Board ot to serve in the Dnited'States Senate' to Ite Intersection with the center line of Registry and Election In the Township of tha (Ieneral Election and of tho officers to . and as Minister to Great Britain. the President himself at the head of Mechanic street, thanee eastwardly along Tenth Election District. following a line on a course of (May, lows, vls.i - b* elected and meetinge of the Boards of 1011), south forty-eiffht deurees and forty- Beginning at Che corner formed by ths Atlantic, in tbe County of Monroouth. eallUy end Election In the Borough of the Legislature'. The close Intimacy the center tine of Mechanlo street to the Beginning at a point whera tb. eantar five minutes wast to the Una of the road Notice la hereby given that a General The activities of the week were, end of Mechanlo street, thence southeaster- line ol Shrewsbury avenue la Intersectad Intersection ol the road from Hendrlck- 1 lumson. County of Monmouth 'however, by no means limited to the that must subsist between the Pres- y along the Fence Une to the curved with the center line of West Leonard bounding Mlddletown and Holmdel Town- eon'e Corner to Atlantlo Hlgblanda and,th,e Eleotlon will be neld in and for theNotice Is neroby given that a Uen.ral ident and Vice-President makes it ships: thence U) southerly.' following the oad from that road., to Harmony) tbance fawnahlp of Atlantic, tn the County tf ciaotion will be nald to/ and for tha ,wprk of the special committee. On boundary line of the Borough of Red Ban*, street, thence southwardly along tha can- center tine of said boundary road between Moninuutb ana State ot New f.raoy, nn ibsolutely improper." thence northeastwardly and northwardly ter line of Shrewsbury avenue to It. Int.r- Mlddletown and Holmdel Townships to 1) northerly, and northeasterly, along the Borough of ttumson, In tha County of ' the Convention floor the delegates bllowtng the curved boundary line of the aectton with the center Una of tha Newman ast named road and along the road naat Tuesday, November. 2d. 1087, between Die Mnnmoutb and tltal« of New Jersey, nn To this Gouverneur Morris offered Garret S. Luyster's corner; thanee (8) hours of .even o'clock A. n. and .IgDl continued to smooth out many more borough of Red Bank to tbe shore of the Springs road.'thenc. westward!; along the westerly, to Hendrlckton'e Corner, in said ohn J. Murphy', rasldance to W. t Tuesday, November 2d, 1037. between the prompt and witty response: • North Shrewsbury river: tbence *outh- center line ol the Newman Springs road Ralph's Corner; thenea U>-northerly, in o'clock f. M. at tb. respective oolung huurs of seven o'clock A. M. and eluiic or less Important details. boundary Una; thence (4> southerly, again olace In said Township. They agreed, for example:' •The Vice-President," he Bald.' westwardly and westward!* along tbe to Ita Intersection with the North Shrew*' to the corner of George C tUfster's and an almost straighstaightt Una, w*at of the barn o'olock P. M, at ths respective Dolling shore of the North Shrewsbury river u> burr river, thence northeastwardly along on th* road leading iron Mlddletown to off CharleChl e H. MilMililllls to Pew'Ps' CreekCk, andd Bald election will be neld in tha .aid places In said Borough. That patents and copyrights should "then will be the ftrtt heir-apparent the point above mentioned at tha shore the ahor. ot tb. North Shrewsbury rlv.r thane* (» down saidi CCreereek to Sandy Book lownshlp tot tba nurpose ot eleotlnit be granted "to promote the progress that ever loved his father." line of tbe said river directly between the to Ita Intersection with the center Une of Hoimdeli thenc_. e (6) eaatarly. and lol. or RarltaRlt nB Ban tthenceh - (4)) weaterhthr alon log a Governor (or the State' of Naw Jersey, Said election will bi Held in th. said, properties owned b* the Monmoutb ttaat Locust avenue, tbbne. *astwardl7. along lowing- the canter Una • of aald road to tha Bay Shora to the Keansburg Boraosa. for the full term of three yearai two Mem- oorougb ' foi the purpuse ot eleo$lttf ol science and the useful arts." With these points settled, the Jliib and property known as the Bed the center line of Lbe'nat avenue to ita In- Balm Hotlon al «"»<) Harris's Comer i Llnet thene* t&) eoutharly, ana westerly, bers ot the General AssemblAssem ly of*.Neof*.New Jer-Jerj a Governor (or the State of New Jem;, •Thai the President should be Convention adjourned for a day to Bank Lyceum, at the point or place of be- tersection with the center line of Lelghton thenc (6)'.astarly. following the center along th. Keanaburg Borough line, to ssy (ro( m ththe CountCyt oofff MonmouthMonmoMtuhth . ffor (or the (ull term of three years: two Mem- ginning. • * . avenue, thenc southwardly along' tha ran- Una.of aald road to tha New York and one year: a SurrogatSt e ffor thth eC Countty off ber* o( the General Assembly of New Jer- chosen by special Electors. , . await the finished report of Its 'aimer Avenue) thenee (•) southerly, sey (rom tha CounVy of Monmouth, for .Tha^ "the Bouse) must originate, Committee of Revision on Septem- ter line ol Lelgblon avenu. to Its inter- Long Branch railroad; thenc* .(?) north- along Palmer Avanua, to the StaU Htah- Monmouth. (or five years, and on. M.n- The polling place for the First Election section with the center line of W.at Leon- erly, along the New York and Long Branch way Route No. *i thenc. (7) easterly, ber# of the Board of Chosen Freeholders on* year: a Surrogate (or the County of but the Senate may amend, money ber 12. ' District Is Naveslnk Book and Ladder ard street, thence eastwardly along tbo railroad to Mill Brook running through Monmouth, for five years, and one Mem- Flrebouse. Mechanic street. along .aid State Highway and along tAe for the County of Monmouth, for the full bills." • Next Week: The Task Completed. center line ot West Leonard street to vbe tarm of William B. Conovar; thenc \9) road from J. O. Bendrlckaon'e Corner to term of three y.ars; and for the following bar ot th* Board of Chosen Freeholders Second Election District. center line ol Shrewsbury avenue, the easterly, along said Mill Block, to the road Atlantic Highland, to the point or place municipal officers, vls.i One Comralttii- (or the County of Monm,outh, for the full Beginning at a point where the center point or place o( beginning. From formerly Antonldea'a Corner to- Chapel man, (or the full term of three years: in term of threp years! and for the following HUI ta Headden'e Comer paet tha Bvans l beginning at Harmony Corner. municipal ofnetea, vlx.t A Mayor, for tha Une of Mechanlo street Is Intersected frith Th. polling place for th. Tenth El-JctJctlnt n HIU ta Ueadden'e Uimec paet tne Ki Tbe polling place tor th* Seventh Elec- Atsenor, for the full term of three y.arit tbe center line of Broad street, thence "ilj£. Place i thenc* (10) northerly,'alon• • • -•' g ththaiasa t and a Justice of the Peace, (or .the (ull (utt term of two years'; two Councllmen, GRAND CHAMPION COW. District Is Westalde Engine Bouse. I. 7 tion District Is the Brebouse ol the Eaat (or the (ull term of threeyenrs: an As- southwardly along toe center line of Broad ton ^avenue. named roa_d to_ th e eald Antonldes___ . CCorneo r Keanaburg Fire Company. Thompson Ave- term o( five, years. street to Its Intersection wltb the center formerly at Chapel Uttl. thence (lU west- ue. Eaat Keansburg, N. }. sessor, for the (ull t«rm of Ihrce ycirrt. Farmingdale Boy Wins .Second line of Wallace street, tbence eastwardly AMY E. 8H1NN. erly, and following tbe main road from Notice ol Primary Election. and two Justicsi o( the Peace, for the full along the center Une ot Wallace street to Cleric of the Soroush of Bed Bank. Uabtb District, Commonly Known aa th. Also take notice that a Primary Elec- term of five years. The World Of Championship With Guernsey. Chapel Hill to Mlddletown to,the old Mid- Rlvsrsld. Drlv, and H.sdd.n'. Comer tion for all political parties entitled theie- the rear of the property of the Second Dated August 23. 1987. aletown. StaUos. of the New Jerter South- Notlc. ol Primary Election. National Bank, thence southwardly along ern railroadi thence (lU) northerly tdong District. to will be beld In and for the Township For the second successive year the rear of said Bank one hundred feet The boundaries ol tha same ara aa fol- of ' Atlantic. In aald County, on Tues- Also take notice that a I'rlmmr Elec- the right of way of said New Jersey South- x tion for ail political parties entitled there* from the center line of Wallace street, NOTICE OF REGISTRY AND ELECTION. era rsilrasd to Walter {lapping's Corner; lowa, vls.t day, Saptemhar 21,1037, between the hours Janls Royal Joan, the purebred thence eastwardly by a straight imagin- to will bo bald In and tor tho Borough Stamps Borough of Fair Haven, N. J. thence (U) northwoKterly. from Walter Beginning at the Interaectlon ot theot »c Branch railroad to Mill Brook, running Election will bo held for the purpose of Bald Primary Election to be held in tha first in her class in easy style and thence southeastwardly along the ' center Fait Havea, County of. Uonmouth. port. ;brougbh thbe (arf m oft W. B. GonoverC i thence nominating persons of, the respective place In the respective district us ipecin- part of the battle code of Helhachlro Una of Prospect avenue to the southerly Notice is Hereoy given that a General •i) easterly along Mill Brook to the road parties to the oRcee itbove mentioned, gally,above mentioned and .aid Primary defeated the junior champion Guern- curved boundary line ot the Borougb of Tbe polling place ror the First Election ronr Chapel Hill" to Ueadden's Cornet Election will bo held for tho purpose «( Togo, the brave Red Bank, thence northwardly along the Election will be held in and for tbe Bor- „ i Cornet and also to elect one Mala and on. Femnla llttlo admiral who sey, u senior yearling exhibited by outfb ol Fait Haven, in the County ol District tIs the postofficpostofuce buildbuildingg on Bt»" « lear tbe Hill Pond: tbence II) northerly, Member of the County Executive Com- nominating persons of the .respective curved boundary line of the Borough of Monmoutb and State of New Jersey, on Highway. Ulddletowa Village. Mlddletown. ip said road to formerly Antonldee's Cor- mittee for each political party participate parties to the offices above mentioned, directed Japan's Edward Bunting of Burlington coun- Red Bank to the Fence Una. thence north- and also to elect on. Male and one Female ty. Monmouth county's Guernsey westwardly along the said Fence Une to Tuesday. ,. November 2d,, 1937.. betweeUCLWCtJlnl thls»"e» "* • - " ner to Chanel Hilli tbence (4) easterly, Ing -in said Primary Elsotlon In Men warships when the center Une of Mechanlo street, tbence houra ol seven o'clock A. M. and eight 1 Second District, Commonly Known Is the along the Chapel BUI road to riarveVt election district > also one Male and one Member .of the County Executive Com- they met and show herd placed high In compe- meajtwa\rdly along tbe center line of Me-o'clock P . M,, at ththe erespective OOIIIBP NaeslnNaveslnk District. Corner, formerly WyckoiT'et thence 16) 'eraale Member of the Slat* Bxecutl.e mittee for each political party participat- placel s tn saltl) BoroughBh s ThTeh boundarie di s ol hthe same are aa col- eaaterly. and koutherly, along the boundary Commlttie (or each political party, ing in aala Primary Election In each sank the czar's tition, taking third place, with Bur- chanlo street to Us Intersection with the 1 1 lington county first and Sussex coun- center line of Broad street the Dolnt cr Sald' election -ertU ba held in tho said owa, v\*.t '- ** * \ line ot District No. 1. to the Brown's Dock Sslo data Wlir aiio s. the'ae'eond reg- eleetlon dlstrtcti also one'Male and-ona grand fleet In the place of beginning Borougb for the purpose , of sleetinsleeting • Beginning at Many Minind dCree eek aand road i tbence (<> southerly, along the istration'dauln said municipality. r.rnele Member of the State Executlya Sea of Japan inty second. a GGoverno r ffo r thhe SttStatee of NNe wJ Jeney. I Seventh avenue on thhe (ieurgi e BB. i>avi» Irowota Rock road, to tha Shrewsbury Nouca at KegUUatton. Committee for each political party; • for the full terra of three years; two Mem- 1 proi>erty. and thence running (1) #outb. in River; tbence (7) westerly, along, the Bald date will also oo tne second regis- 190S. He came Sunnybrook Sattellte, the bull ex- The polling place for tbe Second ttteo- And that on Wednesday, October 13, tration date in said municipality. tlon district Is Independent Firehouse. Me- bers of the General Assembly of New Jer- I the canter of Seventh Avenua to the .ond Shrewsbury rive", to tbe point or place of .087, the Board of Registry and Election out of the Russo- hibited by Weston and Wilton Dang- chanic street. sey from the County _i_f Monmouth_. fo_r eadlnu from Naveslnk to l*on*rdvllle: beginning. ' . Notice ol Keli.tratlon. " U) weiiterly. along the canter wlu nwet «l th. olac* nt wblcb they will Japanese war a ler of Asbury Park, also topped his Third Election District. one year; a Surrogate for tha County,of hence . , *rly. along The polling plan lor the Eighth diee- hold the General Election above men- And that on Wadneiday, October It, Beginning at a point where the center Monmouth, for five years, and one Mem' no of said road leading from Naveslnk tn tlon nlntrlct Is the Orehoui. of Mlddletown 1087, the Boards of Registry and Election national hero. class. A very creditable place was Leonardvllle lo the winding road leadlnu Fire Company No t. State Highway, Head- tioned, between the hours ot on* o'elork will meal at the place at which they will line of Wallace street la Intersected with bcr of the Board of Chosen Freeholders : tn th* afternoon and nine o'clock tn tb. Now Japan Is honoring Togo by made by the senior yearling calf ex- the canter Une of Broad street, thence for the County of Monmouth, for the full up to the Sorrey^ (formerly) -proiterty on den'a Corner. N. J, ^ evening, for the purpn.. of making the hold the Geneial El.ctlon above men- hibited by Thomas Dancer of lAllen- southwardly along tne center line ol Broad term of three years; and for the following he Bay View JlelgbU: thence U3) »outh- H6WARD W. KOBEBTS, final revision end correction, of the reiis- tioned, between the hours of on. o'clock placing his picture on a new 4-sen street to Its Intersection with the center municipal officers, vis.: *Two Councllmen, irly, up the said winding ruad to Far View Township Clerk. In the afternoon and nine o'clock in the dark green stamp of the same de- town which was awarded second line of Bar ding Road, thence eaatwarjly ..venue; tbence (4) westerly)* In the csn- ter (or th* Central Election. evening, for tha purpose of maklnu th. for the full term of three years each; one ter line ot Far View avenue as. laid out <>n Dated August It, 1937. • The polling plae* loi Atlantlo Town, sign as the recent General Nogl place in a class of 11 animals, the &Iong the center Hn« of Harding Road to Councilman, for two years to fill unexplred ship Is the Township Rail. Colt'. Neck. final revision euid correction of the regis- ts intersection with the center line of term of Henry A. Fried I an dor, and a Jus- .he Map of Day View Heights, to the r.cn- ter for the Ganeral El.ctlon. •tamp. argest class in the entire dairy snow. Branch avenue, thence southeastward.* er line ol West aide avenue; thence 16) m JONATHAN H. JONES, tice of tbe Peace, for the full term of five NOTICE Of .KEGI3TRY, AND ELECTION Townahlp Clark. Boundaries ol tbe tiloctlun Districts in along the center line ot Branch avenue to i northwesterly direction In the center On tbo Borough oi Kumson. and the polling In 1894 Togo commanded the cruis- Jack Morris also made a credit- Its Intersection with the center line of Ber- years. , >f Went Side avenue to Its junction with Shrewsbury Ooroagh, N, J. Dated August 23, 1087. able showing with his bull calf Glen- .he Otd Woman's Hill road: thence (6> place In each district are as follows! er Nanlwa. With It he sank a gen place, thence eastward.? directly t>e- Notice of Primary Election. Notice oi the time and place ot Holding First Election District. Chinees troopship, starting the war burnle Horrlck, by taking a third tweeneHhe propertied owned by the Eat, of Also take notice that a Primary Elec- loutherly. and suuthwesterly, along the Sarah F. Wolcott and Emily Spinning, one tion for all political parties entitled there- center, line of «ald Old Woman's HIM roa.l thu nen- place tn said Borough- donmoutb and 8tata of Naw Jaraay, on on tho east by Navaelnk avenue and on "The fato of the empire depends bred by Weston, being a daughter straight line to the^ear of the Second Na- parties to the offices above mentioned, tloned road to the shore of the Shrewsbury tiald election trill be beld tn the -aio Tueiday, November It, Wl, batwsinth. the west by Blngham avenue. of his first 4-H club heifer and his tional Bank; thenc* northwardly w (be and also to elect one Male and one Female river i thence (101 easterly and ioutheatt- Be rough for the purpose of electing hours ol seven, o'elock A. M. and elibt Tb* polling plate for, the Second elec- upon this effort and the men must center line of Wallace street, thence west- Member of the County Executive Com- erly In the blgb water mark on the inure a Governor for tha State of New Jersey, o'clock t. U.. at tb. reancUVe DOllInj tion District Is Rumson Klre Company's do their utmost" brother's first 4-H club bull. Elsie 'ardly to the center line of Broad itrwt. mittee for each political party participat- of the Shrewsbury river and Clay >'it place In salo Uorough.^ . ' Hopoo, Cantor street, . n.ar Ridge road, Creek to the Clay Pit Bridget thence wardly along tbe center of Harding itoad will meet at the places at which they will erly lines of the Borough of Highlands l_ Councllmen, for tha full term of three for the County of Monmouth, for the lull nu. and Waterman avenu*, Rumson. a night The entire Russian fleet was to Its Intersection with Branch avenue, hold the (ieneral Election above men- the easterly borough line of tbe Borouxh years; and a Justice of the Peace, for the term of threejrearsi and for the following JEKE J. CAUEW, ' thence southeastwardly along the center tioned, between the hours of one o'clock municipal officers, vlc.l A Mayor, for full sunk except two ships and they were Independence Hall In Philadelphia Ine of Branch avenue to Its intersection of Ailaoiln IHiihtanUsi thence OO follow full term of five years. ' ••• , - - Clerk of^ltumsoa Borough, In the afternoon and nine o'clock In th* terry and In part of thi - Nolle, of Primary ELctfoa. term of two years: and two Counellmen, captured. Is open dally to Che publio without with the center line of Bergen pla^e, evening, fo< th* purpow of making.tbe Ae for full term ot. three years, j Dat.d August at, 19S7. thence eastwardIj directly between the y a straight line to tbe curved boundary ing place-la e4ch district, are as follows: same being the point or place of begin- of aaven Ai M.,and eight P. M. (StaqilaVd of UttU tiliver. In nald County, off Tuss ot the subscriber, trustee ol tbe eatata of aura of heroism, -worshipped by the Notice 1B hereby given that the account! Une of the Borough of Red Uank, thence First Election District. ning. Also all that territory known as time.) • ,: ,- • p • ' day, September 21,1037, between the huurs laid dsceasod, will be audited and stated south westwardly along the curved bound- Alt tbst part of tbe Borough lying eaat Sandy Hook or Fort Hancock. or set en A. U. and elgbt P. M (Stapdard people. He died' in 1934. of the subscriber, aubBtltutionary admin* Said Primary Election to be nald in the Urns.) - by the Surrogate of tho County of Mon- iterator with will annexed of the eatat* of ary Mne of the Btirough of Red Dank to It* of a line which basins at that point where Tha polling place for the Second Elec- place In the respective district as siieoltu mouth anil reported tor aettl.ntent to the said decenscd, will bo audited and stated Intersection wltb the center line of Broad the center line of Cedar avenue, u ex- tion District ls ths Naveslnk firehoute. rally above mentioned and said Primary Said Prlraarj Elsctlon to DS held In ths Orphans Court of said County, on Thurs- street, thence northwardly atong the cen- tended, would Intersect tbe Rumson Bor- Naveilnk. N. J. , plaee In the respective district as specif)* The Old Map Argument, by tho Surrogate of the County of Mon-ter line of Broad sueet to the Intersection Election will fa* held for the purpose of cally above mentioned and said Primary day, tha twenty-third day of September. mouth and reported for settlement to the ough line: thente running north along the Third DliUict, Commonly Known «s ths nominating persons oucpota of maltliii the thews, deceased. canter line ol ths tracks or road bed of otno) minutemlnntas easass,t t,_o M1MIUJ BrookDrook;i thence O* ID tbe afternoon and nine oelook In the NOTICE OP SETTLEMENT OP-ACCOUNT the New Jersey Southern railroad, thence tlon District I* Augustus M. M In ton's g*> Saal revision and correction of the regie- evening, for the purpose oj making tht Estata ol Laura K. Corllea. deceased. < Notice to creditor! - to preieht claims race. East Side Park. River road, nser north, down the canter oif aald.Masld.HtilIl "Urooi ter (or the General gtlectlon. against estate • northwardly along the center of the tracks Lincoln avenue* ' to the Bay flhorsi] thsnoe (8) westerly, fol- final revision and correction oi the regie* Notice la hereby given that the account* ot tbe New Jersey Southern railroad, to lowlns tne high water. mark along th Th. patllitB plaaa'tot Sbtewsbury Bor- tar for the General EleclVn. of the subscriber, trustcs ol the estate ol Pursuant to the otder ot Joseph L. Don- the shore of the North Shrewsbury river, ough la tha Flrehonsev Sbrawsbury. ahsy, Surrogate of tha County of Mon- Clerk of Fair Haven Borough. Bar Shore to the plae* ot beginning. The polling blase lor Uttle Silver Uor- said daceased, will be audited and,statoi mouth, made on tha twen4r-iaventh day tbence southeastwardly and northeastward- Th* polling plae* for' the Third Elec- OB*HUPt5 C. VAN VUW. oogh Is the fettle Silver Volunteer Pire by the Surrogate of the County of Mon* ly sUong tha shore of the North Shrews- Dated Auguat 28. 1987* Cl.ik of tb* BOrouMh ot 6hr*wabory, mouth and reported (or settlement to th*S of August, 1QS7, on the application of bury rivet to the center line between tht tion District M th* nrebouse ol th. Oelford Company. Bo,,.». „„ u-^ Druiitla M. Hendrlckson (formerly Dra- Oheoleal Engine Oompanjr No. 1. - Dat.d August II, 1*17. , , ; Orpbana, Court of tald County, dn Thura- < - irty belonging to the Monmoutb Boat Clark ol th* Borouiib oi Uttl* 811 rer. day, the seventh day o( Octobar, A. D, . sllla Matthews) administratrix with wll gropeie,nd property known as the Red Bans NOTICE. Fourth District, Commoahr Known aa the annexed of the estate of Ell a MkUhcwt Leonardo District. Dated.August 28, IDS}, 1»!7. at IOIOO o'clook a. m., at which Um* deceased, notice Is hereby given to theLjeeum,_um, , tnthee poin--'—t o r place of 'beginning' * . Taka notice that Carl BachiUdt Intends rhe boundaries of th. earns ar. aa lol- NOTICE. appllca|lon will ba made for the allowance i( commissions, and counsel (««s. . creditors of said deceased to exhibit to the TbThe. Dotllnpolllnjs place for the Fifth El.etloa to apply to the Township Committee of lows* vla.1 , TO ALL TO WHOM_THl58K tJUMENTB Monmoulh Ceunty Bumratata'a OfAca, subscriber, administratrix with will an- D[»tric_istric"t "U UbertT Enslns Bouse, WhIU the Township of Mlddletown for a Plenary BaglDolng att th. Ba» Slfora at War. Dated August iO, A. D, 1087. street. Retail Consumption license) for premises MAY COMB, ORlktlNai" • .••.••;•)• •.IA tha matter of tha aatat. of Nicholas 1. nexed aa aforesaid, their debt* and de- tfreek and running theoc* (1) »utherlri "';'Wllion. deceased. TUB SECOND NATIONAL BANK , Nicaragua and Honduras have been mands asalnat the laid estate, under oath. SUtb.Usction Plstrict. situated at northeast corner Dray and Ssa followlbp tho several auunae of said erees WHEREAS, It appeare to mysaUsfac. AHI> TRUST COMPANY : .higgling over a sizable chunk of land within she montha from the data of. the Beginning Mia point where the ctntei Breeie avenues* Blast KeartsburB, N. J. * and. mils Drook (formarl/ known aa Cole tlon, by duly auth.ntletted rscoifl' of th* notice to creditor! to present claims OP RED DANKi between their borders. In a burat aforoald order, or they will be forever line of Monmouth street Is v Intersected Objections, It any. should be made Im- Spring Brook) to Mills Bridge on the rued proceedings for the voluntary dtsKolutum '' against estate. ' , Oy) Ralph 8, Penrce, barred of their actions the refer against the with the center line of Droad street, tbence mediately, In writing to Howard W. Rob- leading from Leonard rllle to Naw Moo. thereof by the unanlmcut consent of_al Pursuanuant to the order o( Joseph L. DonDon, af broad-mindedness Nicaragua has said subscriber. southwardly along the center tins of erts, dark ol Mlddletown Township. mouth: thanbe (l> tollowlni a line on e th. stockholdara, deposited In in* oAta. ayi SurrogaSurrogatte off tthh . CCountyt off M Mon< Trust ODlHr, i labeled this section "Territorlo en Broad street to Its intersection with ths (Sinned* course ot south all degrees no minutes that BBOWN'S DOCK REALTY/ COM- mouth, mad.. on th. twsnty.slxttwsntyslxth day Red Bank. N. JL Dated Freehold, N. J., August 27. 181 center Hoe of Reckless place, thence west- oourae oi souui si* aea PANY, a corporation 61 this Btat., whose _ _ Trust,,, ' Lltlglo" on the map stamp but has I) HUSH-LA M. HENDniCKSON, .OABb BACHSTADT.. weet (Mar. ISU) to a corne« r ot the road off August,Att'1' 10871087 , on thth. applicatioliti n off ward I y aJong the center tine of Reckless 1111 to Mlddletown §rlnelpa\ ofAca la situated at Ho. Si Broad William B, Harrison and Howard L. Bot» Henry D. Orlnlsy, Eso,, :almly abated II like the rent of (Formerly Drusllla Matthews), plae* to Ita Intersection with the center leading from Chanel HI) traet. In th* Borouat or Bed.Bank, Coun- Broad Street Bank Uldg., 240 Broad Street Keyport, N. X and Headden'e Corner t tthence (I) along den, executors of the aatat* of Nlcholai J, Nicaragua as If to say It really Ls Une of Maple avenue, thenee northwirdly Monmouth County Surroiata'e Offl^a. the Chapel BUI road eastcrlr-. to ty of Monmouth, State of New Jersey Wilson, deceased, notlca la hereby given to R«d Bank, $. }., Ackerson, VanBusklrk It Phllo, Kvii •Jons the center line of Maple avenue to (Leon ReusslHeA Jr., being tha agent the creditors of said deceased to exhibit Proctor. • ao p&rt ot Honduras. Keyport. N. J.. • " Ita Intersection wltb the center Una of In the matter of the aslate of Albert L. Corner, lormerlj Bowoa'e and Wit therein and In charge thereof, upon whom Lawrence, deceased. Corn.r. thenee U) U . north.n» ajraotlon to the subscribers, exeentore aa aforesaid, The set consists of 10-centavo Proctors., Chestnut street, thence wastwardly along Ilk the center Una of Old Women's HID process may be served), has compiled with their debt! and demand* agalnat the said Monmouth County Surrogate'e Office " the center line of Chestnut street to Its Notice to creditors to present claim road leading Cram Cartel's Corner to ite the requirement, of "An Act concerning estate, undei oath, within six ownths from freen, 15-c blue, 20-c yello^, 25-c Intersection wltb the tracks of the New affsinit estfite. corporations (Revision of 18»«." prelim- In the natter ol the estste ol James Mai ?urple, 30-c carmine, 50-c orange, NOTICE OF SETTLEIMENT OF ACCOUNT Jersey Southern railroad, thence north- Pursuant to the order of Joseph I*. Don- JunotloD wltb West Side Avenue* on the tha date of tho aforesaid order, or they Mlllan. dacisssd. Eitate of Annie Brady Bowne* deceased. Glllett property, known as Bay View inary to tha issuing of htls Certificate of will Jj. forever bsrred of their action. 1-cordoba olive. A mall plane la ta- wardlt along the tracks or road bed of tht ahay( Surronste of the County at Mon- Dissolution. NoUce ta creditors to present claim* Notice Is hereby given that the aceounti New Jirsey Southern railroad to its inter- mouth, made on the twenty-sixth day aelgbtsi thence U> In tbe center Une ot th.r.Tor aalnst the said subscribers. against estat*. » il Uded in the design. , •aid Wast Bide Avenue to the point «be/e NOW, THEREFORE, L THOMAS A. Dated Freehold, N. I,, August II, lilt. of the subscriber, administrator with will section with the center line of Monmoutb of August. 1037. An the application ot It Intersect* Far View Avenge on,«ald (111- Pursuant to the ordtr o( Joseph lit Nicaragua also Issues an Interior annexed of the estate of faid deceased,! etreat,-Ihence eastwardly along the center Vivian Sheppard, administratrix of tha inUrsecU Car View Avenge on.Mid (III IIATHIS. Secretary of State of New Jet- WILLIAM B. HARRISON, Donahay, Surtoaat* ot the County o( MonZ will be audited and slated by the Burro* line ,of Monmouth street to Tts Intersec- estate of Albert L. Lawrence, deceased t pronSfi theno* II) eastern, in tb* aey. Do Hereby Certify that ths'ssld cor- 1111 rifth Avenue. Asbury Park, N, 1, mouth, made on tha sixth day ol AugurU tlrmall set of nine values; tho de- gate of the County of Ifonslonth uid le- tion wltb center line of Broad street,to* notice Is hereby given to tha creditors ot nter lia* of far VUw Avanua to the >*• poration did, on the Nineteenth day of HOWARD L BORDSN. KIT, on tha application at (lus P. Patera sign'»howlnff a monoplane over the ported for settlement to th* Orphans CoarT point or place of beginning. aald deceased to exhibit to the subscriber, Uratetlaatloaa ol otawhat MIf known aa the SorreSorter August, itlT, til. In.rnr olBco a duly ex- 1017 fourth Avenue, Atbttry Park, N. J, aotti administrator ol th, astat* ol Jam,* n The polling place ?oj the Slith Election Wlading Boadi thenee (1) norther f, dowa ecuted and att.stsd consent In writing to Mcsldent's mansion at Managua. oi said County* on Thursday,. the lout District U Relief Engine House. DrummonS admlnlitr^trlx as aforesaid, their debts and th* oenter Ha* of Ih* Bono VYIndlng road • iMCUton McMillan, dsossaed. notlc I, hereby given Umth day of October, A. D. XSSTt a demands agalnstr the said estate, nnder the dissolution of sala corporation, «e- Howard 8. Hlialnion, Isn, fo ,th* credltore ol tald deceased to .»* /t|ui» ara l-o carmine, 2-c blue, 8-0 place. • ' > th* winur Ita* at th* road leading (rom • * \JL- — •• *t— .k*.l.t.-lj*.^ IL>^AI IOiOO o clock a. m., at which time applies oath, within ilxi months from tha date of aTCetna) ta liaonaravillai thane* («> eaat- Red Bank, K. J.. hlblt to th* subscriber, administrator at,. iltv*. 4-o blacjc, 5-o purple, 6-© dark tlon vUl bt nidi for ih«"allowance o „ . Seventh Election District. the aforesaid order, or they will be for- I th* eaatu Ito* at the road leading Proetor. aloraeald. thslr d.bta and demand, analns* »rown, 8-ci purple elate, 16-« orange, coramluUm*and counsel f»ei. Bw n Itl ever barred of their actlona therefor • ' i UwnardvUlai thenea 18 proceedings aforesaid are now oon file In the «ald estate, under oath, within .1* •• J " » «t • PO'nt where the eenter setae: to my saiid officffie aa providepovided by lawlaw. J*-c yillow, 25-o green. Une oi Broed street U InUreecUd with tbe against the fluid subscriber, <- ' • , I.n_ u> _*, eaoUrlln* ol the roaa raontha from th* date ol Ih* *(oras*ld orw center Uae of Reck Less place, thence south- from rfavashik to- Uonardvlll. to W TESTIMONY WHERfcOF, I hahavve , Supported by Herahantei.' der, or they will be forevsr barred of thel< ^ftnuu*. Pated Freehold. N. J., AUBUII S6, 1057 rom Na hheret o eef my hanhdd an d afflie ffldd m my ofBeifBia action, therefor j*-slnst the said sub«| 3T FiMtwood Pl»o«, N.w.rk, N. Jo wardly along the center line of Broad VIVIAN SHEPPARD, iter llini e ol Seventh Avenue on rh* Th* Red Bank RejUter i* «I»K- street to the southerly boundary Mind ereek and _ road1 beiT wo, T -*th"e l--w»New» lfytsa>B*ai*km «*.«and• Lonw«*Kg ta southerly Jin* of th* Borough of AW THOMAB K. MATHI81 Aovtirlnv; ttRUluty Ull tb« »tory— ftrtlila* eolumn*,—Advertisement . N.w»rk. N. J., Branch Red Bank, N. J.. ' ntla Blghlandf i UMOM iU). eraJlari/ aid It lln. Avknoa. Atlanui "rector. railroalad oompanoompaar to lItua intaraeotlointwaaollon rroeton* , iwretary el BtaU. AdV*rUl«mank \ . . ...• .. RED BANK REGISTER, SEPTEMBER 9, 1937.

Hltoheook Is the *,»cond one to be Death of Aged Woman. . Joyed* an outdoor feast last night at qualified for the post Mrs.- Alice Sfftngham, 80, of Man- Colt's Neck. tho home of Shirley CJnover, daugh- asquan died Tuesday of last week at ter of Mr. and Mrs. Bezeau Conover. • 9aIMt{iC Bo*ra «t Freehold. ths. Monmouth Memorial hospital. at The biggest building boom- since b0UBl Plans for this event were made last She was the widow of David Efflng- " week at Shirley's home. Among the depression I* npw underway at ham and was a former'resident of Bev. Peter M. Boelhouwer of Freehold, line* March 11 about »m,- those present was Miss Lohman of County Adelphla. She is survived by one Hlddletown village, who was recent- the county demonstration office at 000 worth of qtw buildings and alter- daughter and two tons. ly elected pastor of the Reformed ations have been started. Prospects Freehold. church of this place, will begin his Mrs., Martha Maurer of Asbury are in evidence for a continued New Teacher at Matawan. duties .Sunday. Tho date of his in- steady growth in building. Fark, who has been very sick with S TORCICS Notei, Sales of Property, Building Operation!, Russell Stoudt of Tomauq.ua, Pa., stallation has not been fixed. baa been engaged >s a new teacher pneumonia, is recuperating at the Lodge Doingi, Birthi, Marriftget, Deatbi ,'[ .' ' Celebrate* Mth Birthday. In the Matawan high school. He will David Tumldakkl of Catskll!, Now homo of Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Wll- Of Mr«, Bllen Xwe of Long Branch teach English and history, assist the York, formerly of this place, was klns. Last week Mr. -and Mrs. Wll- celebrated her 'Sftht birthday last athletic Instructor and serve part here Saturday. He had Intended to klns had a dinner party at which ' and Other Notes of Interest . /".. Friday. A* svijart of the day's eel- time as librarian. move back to his house at Scobey- tho guests were Mr. and Mrs. Reese •oration Mrs. Lane baked a batch of ville this fall, but he has since de- Shoesmlth of Newark and Mr. and • A substantial Inorease Is shown |h Deal lake and found a, cable burned M orullers. A turkey dinner was Krause—McCarthy. ' cided to remain at Catskill. He Mrs. William TanBey of Ftlr Haven. the catch and value Inthe commer-, out. By Sunday afternoon service served to a group of relatives am Miss Ann R. Krsuse, daughter of states that counterfeit ten and Warren Dafgard of West Long clal fishing industry In Monmouth had been restored." • • - friend*. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Krause of Adel- twenty-dollar bills have been very Branch spent part of last week with county. Th« oatoh In 1638 was M,- Phis, and Daniel P. McCarthy of As- prevalent at Catskill and that ho his sister, Mrs, Frank Domarest. 002,100 pounds with a value of 1731,- Former Besldent Killed to Bubway. bury Park, were married Saturday hopes no folks here will be "taken 774, as compared with a oatoh of . Harry flundqulit, |7, i, (prow lin- Miss Norim Patterson, daughter o: in" by the rfpurlous money. Mrs. Frances Patterson, and Charle In Holy Spirit • church at Asbury ' Wood is the symbol for the fifth 48,788,slt pound* with a value at otype operator of the Asbury Park Park. The Hollow Head club of girls en- wedding anniversary,. 1512,706 In 1033, the year of tie last Press, war fatally Injured Saturday Hehdrlcks,' both of Keansburg, wen previous report. night when he (ell under th« wheels married in St. Ann's church at that Shark Blver Bridge Jams. RECORD PLAYER of. a subway' train' at Liberty street, place Saturday by Rev. J. 3. Lucltt. The State Highway Department's : Escapes From County Jail. New York. Mr. Rundqulst also form- They will- make their home at brld|e over Bhark 'river at Belmar ; Aabift-y Woodvllle, 37, colored, who erly operated a faraf* '•*' Avon. He Keanaburg,- filled to' epen Friday night for the CONVERTS YOUR was nerving a.60-day term In the leaves, a w|d»w>nd pn,a.-non., . Beleaced In »J,6O0 Ball. flnst.tim* since it was completed in county jail on a oharge. o( dlaorde^y 1M*. Boat and motor trafRo were COMING SOON! conduct, eioaped Baturday afternoon. Protest Bitofi Quick A«t»«. Theodore Paige of Asbury Park has been released from the county Heldiup 30 minutes. RADIO INTO A Hi ni engaged in pollihlng bran : Ocoanport resident* Mvtng near the •wol-k about the courthouse under the Colonial inn mad* • complaint of Jail under 18,600 bail. He is oharged ~. Matawstn Man DeewJ, supervision of a janitor and fled npises at the Inn. that disturbs^ their with assaulting Samuel Farman, op- Joseph J. Tichenor of Matawan RADIO- when the janitor momentarily .turned sleep. The borough council heard the erator of Red Ball Inn nesr Free- died Monday of last week after an ;Jil«;dlteotlon elsewhere. oompislnts and teat the chief o! po- hold. Forman was seriously injured, Illnes* pf several months. Mr. Tich- losing ope eye. Shermaii Shop •»« lice to pick up-ith*; hotel'* lletM*, enor was 82 years old and was a re-' Mudit Discloses 189,000 Shortage. PHONOGRAPH! which was ordered suspended^ lor DeoUl of iMmber DeeUer. tired farmer, lie ia survived by ' An audit of the accounts of W. P. a widow and two sons. Throckmortln, former collector of three days. ; ' _ : Xiaaa S. areen, president of the 58 Broad St., Red Bank lower and water rents, at Freehold, Oreen-Hagerman lumber c6mpany All These Features! \ died last Thursday night at his home Long Branch Han Dead. discloses a shortage^of $39,000. All Miss Elditb Stryker, 4aughter of John Stephens, «8, a retired flah the customers were given proper at Asbury Park. He was 82 .years ; Play. 10" *nd 12" record, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Btryker, and old and was one of the chore's pion- dealer of Long Branoh, died Wednes- WITH A FULL LINE OF Self'dartLog motor oretilt but the funds were not 'all Albert Wuesterfeld, son of Mr. and day of last week at Hazard hospital. turned over to the borough. Throck- eer lumber dealers, He leaves a ; High sensitivity mtgnetla Mrs. William Wuesterfeld, both of daughter, a brother and three aistari. He I* survived by a tlster and a LADIES READY TO WEAR, morton haa turned over seysrul prop, Keyport, were married Saturday brother. pick-up erties to make good the shortage. morning. Following their wedding Combined Tolurae control sod Graduate a* Nurses. . Committee fight in HoweU. CURTAINS, LINENS, • '/ Culls Stat* Police For Aid. trip they will make their home at Miss Marcella Jeffries, daughter ol on-snd-offswitch |HatHOH Euil? siuchoj Hazlet: - ; Leon A. Barkaiow, Kepubllcan, Tommy Farr, the Welsh heavy- Mr. and Mrs, Lewis Jtfferles of Free- who I* a candidate for 'the nomina- BED SPREADS AND Automatic tone compenuiion ^^^^^ tosiijA-CRadta weight, called on state poiloo to pro- Freehold Girl Weds. hold and Mini Rltt. Skehan, daugh- tion for re-election to the Howell tect his bankroll of {2,000 Monday Miss Bosamond Quirk, daughter 9! ter of Mr. and Mrs. Blchard Skehan township committee, will be opposed You can enjoy the music you want when you want iti night when he was returning from Michael Quirk of Freehold, and Boy of, Adolphla,' graduated from the St. In the primaries.by Henry Dryer, Jr. OTHER HOME FURNISHINGS This de luxe table type record player converts any mod* a boxing engagement at Atlantic Francis hospltaf training school for F, Collins, son of Mr,, and Mrs, Mar- em A-C radio Into a Radio-Phonograph I And It can be City, A Pennsylvania car .bearing tin Collins of Marlboro, were mari nurses at Trenton yesterday, ' Insurance Men's Convention. four rough looking men tried to The <4th annual convention of the operated from your armchair, You get double enjoyment rled last Saturday •week at St Rose Child Drown* at Ideal Beach. WATCH NEWSPAPERS FOR force Farr's car off the road and the of Lima church at Freehold. The: New Jersey Association of insurance from your Bet, for you can hear the world's greatest artist* atato police provided an escort. Donald SUneok, Jr., 19-months-old couple went to New England on their Underwriters will be held at the whenever you Want—simply by playing records. See it wedding trip. son of Mr,' and Mrs. Donald Steneck Berkeley-Cartcret hotel at Asbury OPENING DATE! Celebrate* doth Birthday, of Ideal B«ach, was drowned Sunday Park September 16 and 17. —hear it—today. t Mrs. Cornelius V, R. Clark cele- Fw—JoUne, In Harltan bay near his home. A brated her 90th birthday Wednesday Mlis Eleanor W. Fox, daughter of bather discovered the body floating of last week at the home of her son, Mr. and Mrs. J. Wallace Fox, and and brought it ashore. James Clark of Matawan. Until re- George S. Jollne, son of Mr. and cently she made her home at Haslet, Mrs, Roy Joltne, both of Long Death of Marlboro where Bhe had lived 60 yean, . She Branch, were married at that plaee, D, Irwln Butphin, (1, of Matawan has one daughter and three other Wednesday of last -week. Ths couple died Friday night In the state hos- ions besides the ono with whom sho went to Niagara Falls on their wed- pital at that place after a short 111- lives. ding trip. • i nesSi He had been employed a* a guard at the hospital the past six Tea Boom Bobbed of $1,000. To Improve Deal lake. years. He la survived by a widow, The Excellent-Tea Shoppo on the Tho Ocean township committee boardwalk at Aabury Park wag has called-a meeting for September Gets Job a* Teacher. robbed of $1,000 aome time Sunday 14 at which officials of Asbury Park, Miss' Evelyn 'Walker, daughter o night, The money represented prac- Allenhurst, Deal and Xnterlaken have Mr, and Mrs, 0. J, Walker of Free-y tically all the week-end receipts. been Invited to plan steps for the hold, ha* accepted a position as The place Is operated by Sprlos Pap- Improvement at Deal lake. The teacher in the Burlington public palyou. The combination of the safe growth of weeds In the lake has be- school system, ah* graduated last had been knocked off. come a health menace. June from the Teaohers' college a Man Drowned at Belmar. Millwood Lakes. HoweU to Build One School, Willard Parker, 2T. of How Bruns- Freehold-Home Sold.' wick, was drowned In the ocean at The HoweU township board ot edu- cation decided last week to construct Charles H. Clayton has sold a six- Belmar Sunday aftor leaping from a room house on Berkeley place a foundering 20-foot cabin boat. Three one sehquihouse -an* do away with Wm the nine buildings now In use, An Freehold to Charles Struble, head o companions, all .New Brunswick the Freehold offlce of the Prudential men, wero rescued by Bclmur coast election will be hold September J« to decide on a lite. The' new school Insurance company. He will take guards. Several other fishing par- possession November 1. The prop- ties were aided by coast guards. will contain 20 rooms and will cost about $260,000. erty Is 100*100 feet, Held on Assault Charge. . Jailed for Chicken Stealing. Jack Anderson, f. member of the' Horn* From Ixmt Trip. Pa,vld Cowan, a Freehold Negro, South Belmar poiloo force, has been Mrs, Charles R. Applegate, Sr., and was arrested last week when he' wa .held in $1,000 bail on a oharg*. of Miss Iiabelie Cooper of Freehold, found with two dead chicken* in i •assault made by Arthur" Cappa," of Miss Carolyn H. Barclay of Soobey- bag. The ohlcktno had been stolen Neptune. Oappa was the driver of a vllle and Mlis'Ruth E. Applente of from the A, j. VanSlse place. Cowan car that struck i M». Elisabeth An- Wemroek, returned last week from • was sentenoed to 60 days In the coun- 9,800 mile trip to the Wait coast derson, the officer's mother, and he 1 ty jail. claims that Anderson beat him up They visited 21: states , The entire at police headquarters. trip was made wtthqut a jnlshep. Gambling Machine* Destroyed. Men from the proieoutor's office Power Break Located. Begins Term M Vostmaster, burned gambling machines valued n A break in one of the main power William H. Hltoboock began his 120,000 at the Freehold dumping lines serving Asbury Park plunged duties as postmaster it Keyport ground last Thursday. Most of the part of the olty into darkness Batur- Tuesday morning. He succeeds equipment bad been seized In raids day night. Early Sunday morning a Michael V. Kelly, who has been act- on shore night clubs and roadhouses Jeney Central lineman dove into Ing postmaster since December. Mr. in 1B3B. •••Pel ODDS and ENDS CLEARANCE SALE Real, value* in Furniture, Odd Pieces .., only one of a kind, to read this list carefully and gee what you need; then come in and buy it now at1 prices THAT CANNOT BE EQUALLED ANYWHERE ! Reg. Price Sale Fries 1 Sofa, Down Cushions, Genuine Frleie • - • 149.00 QS*00 2 Pc Tapestry Living Room Suite ... . . 129.00 Oft.00 2 Pc. Velvet Living Room Suite - .... . 159.00 ••

16 Carpet Samples, 27x54 in. - - . . Values to 6.75 O.75 IMPORTANT! Miles continues to offer shoe* 15 Carpet Samples, 18x27 in. - - - • Values to 2.75 "i.10 of genuine GOODYEAR WELT conitrvcthn for 1.98 Growing Girls and Boys al $1.98 per pair. Only at Miles, can you gef^uch valuot. 25% OFF ALL BJOGR LAMPS Widths AA to D—Special narrow width* Iniure perfect fit. AND OTHEB IT£MS TOO VXjUtEBOVH TO MENTION. ' Sterling Furniture Shop 21 WHITE ST. Open Evenings MILES SHOES PHONE R. B. 291 ¥ Aik About Our "Perion&liwd" Budget Plan 31 BROAD STREET, RED BANK 700 COOKMAN AVE., ASBUIty TABK (cor..Bond St.) gage Ten RED BANK ^REGISTER, SEPTEMBER 9, 1987. HOMEMADE SOUP stops, add the tomato to the whlti sauce. It desired, esoh bowl of ioim Dining Abroad ,._r -^ j _ i „ /, Food, of courts, must be mil 1 V can b»;toppod with a spoonful # 81DNBHjfNQW, Will *9 glad Soup naklnVtn the home 1» an whipped cream before serving. ™, seasoned to be worthy 6f " " ' M time. One can not to afpsvxr^any questions At Home . butf-will have sous* ./'"•""" on fooS Three Meals a Bay its piquancy m'iff sSmsthtaf that, Of 88,000 farm Mmllies In North Dakota,..nearly US,000' families d* Copyright BY SIDNEY SNOW 1935 Edited by WOMA E. DKDTB. STEWED CHICKEN ' wmpbu • -~Ub/ and make the VoL 8, No. 1 housewif. _e_ _. . k:a thee queequen bee pended on the Resettlement Admln> IN SHERRY without a care In tho world. On* of istraUon for aid In 1030,. > MEAT AND VEGETABLE tha most poplar with all seems to b« •In old Mexico, eating li a serious cream of tonuto loup, whic ! h is good "Home Canning" Recipes IN COMBINATION matter and until reetnly was Intel* it niade like. tHtai! '<• • > * ' When A Radio Star rupted only by famine,.war or Lent. CREAM OF TOMATO SOUP, , SPECIAL! Ther are certain combinations that Now that foods can be IO easily V, can or 1 pint tomatoes ' * • go hand in hand just .like ham and shipped to thorn, nothing abort. of Beiidenttal Home Type From The Piorieer Days eggs. Thcsa combinations, when Lent la disturbing. . H teaspoon soda . cooked in the right manner will make Mexicans are really good eaten and 1 iHc« onion . ;:.•-. ;,< > VENETIAN BUNDS as tasty and delicious a dish as can Bakes A Ham unlike the general Impression, really 1 teaspoon salt When East Meets West be Imagined. A good example of this do eat dishes other than chill cot) 3 teaipoona sugar. . SIDNEY SNOW- 1 M teaspoon white pepper MNCH 9.98 is: ' carnl and tortillas. True, the dishes 3 tablespoons flour- CABBAGE WITH SAUSAGES are well seasoned but what good dish 2 tablespoons butter ' One can travel to oil parts of this* 6 sausages isn't? 1 quart milk or milk and water STEWED CHICKEN IN SHERRY 1 ! Abo Hade to Order. Briat country of ours and never see 1 quart minced cabbage mixed • ' '-'" •'•-•. ' '•• S£ a too array of delicious and MISUNDERSTOOD Vi teaspoon pepper 1 chicken Call, or Write for Estimate*' tblil Cook the onion with the milk, Heat* colorful fruits and vegetables as wil POTATOES Salt if necessary 2 onions, chopped butter, add flour and seasoning, 2/3 be found in the markets of the West Fry the sausage crisp and brown. S doves garlic, chopped oup hot milk, then the rest gradu- J. BLOTNER & C(X C When the discussion of potatoes Take from the frying pan and pour 2 bay leaves ally. Heat the strained tomatoei, TtS Bangs Ave., Asbury Park °There Is hardly a woman able to re- arises, one can casually ask what off all but three tablespoons of the V4 tabloapoon salt add tne soda, and when the bubbling Asbnry Park 1200 , ;. sist the impulse to do some home O'Brien potatoes really are and the fat. Put the cabbage In the frying 1 teaspoon oregano canning when she Is confronted by answers will bo numerous. It's too pan, cook until tender. Arrange In 1 red or green chili or Vi table- such grandeur and when Bhe has in bad, too, because the real ones are so a hot dish and garnish with the fried spoon chill powder her possession a few recipes left over delicious, and people who mistake sausages. Serve with mashed pota- 1 pint ripe olives, chopped from the pioneer days her eagerness toes. 1 pint sherry The Ethel Mount Mozar School of Dancing ia doubled. ' them for something elBe are really ELKS AUDITORIUM. Breid Strait «n#Plnckiny Rind, RED BANK, N. J missing a great treat when It comes . 4 tablespoons flour Ttl.phom School »07 , > Reild.nc. 2220 Despite the fact that Eastern mar- to a good "mess" of potatoes. Here kets are less beautiful, the housewife GIVE A BEAN A CHANCE! Dress, clean and cut chicken for All Trim ol Danclns for AdulU ati'd Children—-Daicrlptlva Booltlit on requnt. Is what they really are: frying. Cover with boiling water FALL TEKM STARTS SEPT. 20—R.«litr«Uon Sint. 13th to 18th will enjoy these recipes: and boil 15 minutes. Add onion, gar- i..;.'" MUSHROOM CATSUP O'BRIEN POTATOES There aro a great many people who Man. Tu»~ Thura. ud Frl. AfUrnoolii. 4 to e p. m.| Hon., Tun- and Tbun. 1 quart raw potato balls lic, bay leaves, salt and oregano Peel, wash and dry thoroughly eat vegetables because the doctor (sweet marjoram), and boll slowly. - Evulnn, TiM to • p. m.r Saturday Morninsi, 8 to 12 a. m. 2 tablespoons butter happened to mention in their young- about 2 quarts of mushrooms. Place 2 slices onion One hour before chicken Is done, add lnlayers in a large crock, sprinkling er years that they are "good for you." chill, olives and sherry,- and Blmmer 3 canned pimentos or This little saying has ruined many each layer generously with salt Al- 1 large green pepper until tender. If salted sherry is used, ~16W them- to stand In a cool place for people's taste for oome very choice omit salt-Thicken gravy with-flour four days. On the fifth day, mash 1 tablespoon chopped parsley eating, and as a result, they make no diluted in enough water to pour eas- the mushrooms and measure. For Pare potatoes and shape Into balls effort to make the vegetable dish of ily. Boll' 5 minutes. Serve with - every quart, add IMi teaspoons all- with, a French vegetable cutter. the evening an interesting one, such Spanish rice. Rabtyt may be used if spice, 1% teaspoons ginger, M tea- Soak in cold water and drain well. as this: desired. HUNGRY?— I spoon mace and 1 teaspoon cayenne Fry In deep, hot fat until brown and SWEET AND SOUR STRING pepper. Put all the Ingredients Into tender. Drain and sprinkle'with salt. BEANS Fry onion In the two tablespoons of a Btone Jar, cover tightly, set jar In 1 quart wax beans LILLY WHITE'S CORN- . a pan. of boiling water and cook for butter until a golden brown, remove "Y«i, I am," lays Grandpa'. A tumbler of onion, add. pimentoes cut In small 1 teaspoon salt MEAL BATTER CAKES 8tt hours. Keep the water at boiling 1 teaspoon flour point during entire cooking time. Re- pieces to the butter, then the fried churned buttermilk will supply needed nourishment potatoes. Serve hot With finely 2 tablespoons' butter move the Jar and strain the mixture 2 tablespoons sugar through a cloth but do not squeeze. chopped parsley over all. and serye as a pleasant change from heavier foods. Put strained juice In an earthenware Another misused potato Is the 2 tablespoons vinqgar or lemon nan and cook 30 minutes. All to Duchese Potato: Take freshly boiled juice WQHOWMANSHIP" is that indefinable something which,may bo stand over night. This catsup should and mashed potatoes or some that Salt and pepper to taste VJ described as a "sixth sense"—that human ingredient which be put in rather small sterilized bot- are left over, add to them tho beaten Wash, string and cut beans In permits certain fortunate people to create favorable impress*- tles as it spollsKljulckly when exposed yolk of one egg, form Into balls, pieces. Cook In boiling water until ions. Jeamo Lang has it and it stands out in her radio work. She has to the air. When filling bottles, care hearts or flat cakes, place In a tender, from % to 1 hour. Add salt greased tin and brush with the beat- when nearly done. Drain and re- it again when she goes into her kitchen and prepares an Intriguiria Drink your Quart of Milk a day should be taken not to disturb the dish She gets "flavor" into it. And that flavor does not comVb? sediment which has formed at the en egg white and brown In the oven. servo 1 cup of the bean water for the bU 1S th6 U f intcre bottom of the catsup. following- sauce: Melt butter, add «w£ T T T ^ ° ?t^ study. For instance, here 1. flour, then the bean liquid or soup shown Jeanio Lanjr turning to a simple bottle of beer as a bastinir RED PEPPER JAM OLD INGREDIENTS stock and bean water mixed; then ongred^nt for roasting a ham. It works just as well, too, on roast Wash and cut 20 large sweet red IN MODERN MANNER rest of Ingredients to taste. Add the beef and roast veal; Whatever, alcohol there may be in the beer when peppers in half and remove the seeds. boiled beans and servo hot as^k&rT* " C°°ked & 52* Z0™- 5nt°. infi"itesi»al nothings SHREWSBURY DAIRY CO. Chop fine. Sprinkle with 2 teaspoons' Remember the days when a gra- salt and let stand about five hours. ham cracker and a cup of coffee was tha t nch takeB an Drain. Place in a preserving kettle, COOL WEATHER PUDDING an »ev i?ne ^ 5 5*'°" ordinary dish and makes of Dear Mis3 Wllma: add six cups of granulated sugar and a great treat? That, of course, was event in food goodness. About a cup of beer (and it may be Des heah batter cakes be ma pride Serving Yon 17 Years With Milk Produced Solely In the days boforo these blessed food stale beeeerr) i th t d in an ordinary roast It is addd if and de men folk alus looks at me lak 1 quart elder vinegar and let simmer experts got their heads together and With the evenings getting shorter ' in Monmouth County. ' until it reaches the consistency of _nd shorter and quite a bit cooler the Ah be a queen wen Ah serves dem. decided to Invent new and different Ah uses one quart sifted white cone- jam. Pour into sterilized glasses and recipes using the' popular ingredients. housewife will start to bring out the seal. pudding molds and hunt up new meal, six big heaped full tablespoons As a result, a great success came in of sifted flour, two heapln teaspoons Bed Bank M0& Broad Street, Shrewsbury, N. J. the form of recipes for delicious steamed pud- dings. Those grand .desserts that ob bakln powder, four alggs, one an SOMETHING A MAN GRAHAM CRACKER CAKE make a banquet of a simple meal, one-half lebel teaspoons o' salt Ah CAN COOK 2 tablespoons butter ,nd make the whole family wish they takes half de meal and pours on boll- 1 cup granulated sugar were twins. ln water to make a dough, an stir all i- eggs, separated de time Ah'm pourln. Ah stirs til It The way most people doubt the M cup shredded cocoanut DATE PUDDING Cookie Cooking get cool, adds de alggs broken in an ability of a man to prepare anything 1 cup milk 1 pound stoned dates Beaten and den de rest ob de stuff. fit to eat is outlandish! Nearly every 2 cups graham cracker crumbs Vi cup, granulated sugar Ah beats good, and bakes dem on a man has his pet recipe or two which 2 teaspoons baking powder 1 teaspoon ginger Revising An Age Old Custom hot hoe dat be a little bit greased. he can only cook when surrounded 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 scant teaspoon salt De cakes gotta be thin like and will by astounded friends, but neverthe- Cream butter and sugar, add yolks V, cup milk bubble all through almost soon as yo YOU'LL never know less, he can cook something. There >/4 cup suet By Susan Snow brings home a few chums for some puts pile least one trick recipe up his sleeve, 1 teaspoon cinnamon little more complicated than it Is to- milk. Doesn't It sound tempting? dem high fo de men folks an serves and It is usually something that can and crackers rolled fine. Fold In how'wonderfully mellow stiffly beaten whites of eggs. Bake in 2 eggs day, our mothers used to spend hours quick as can be. Good? My lans be prepared In a chafing dish which and hours making little cookies for CARAMEL SUGAR COOKIES sakes, de be! takes up little room, therefore af- two layers in a moderate oven (350 1 cup soft bread crumbs • ' . F.) until done. Fill and cover with Pass dates and suet together us to steal from the cookie jar. And 1 cup butter Hopln yo Is de same, fording more room for a greater au- what an impression that left on our 1 cup granulated sugar beer can be till you dis- dlenco. BUTTER FROSTING through a food chopper or grinder. your humble servant, Mix all ingredients well together, minds, it's something we will never V> cup brown sugar Lilly White. Here Is another one to put up the 1 cup confectioner's sugar adding the well beaten eggs last forget However, now that cooking 3 eggs, beaten • well-known "sleeve." 2 tablespoons butter Turn Into well buttered molds and has been simplified ana cookie mak- 2 teaspoons vanilla cover the balanced flavor ENGIJSH MONKEY V> teaspoon lemon extract steam for two hours. To serve, sur- lnb Is no problem, we turn around »5i cups pastry flour THE START OF A FINE MEAL 1 cup stale bread crumbs 2 tablespoons cream round with hard sauce. Figs, stoned and sit down and become no end lazy 1 teaspoon salt Cream butter and sugar well, add- % teaspoon soda 1 cup milk rasllns, currants, candled peel, prunes and buy our cookies ready made In Any meal, nicely prepared, gra- of "AMERICA'S FAVORITf" Vi cup soft, mild cheese In small ing the liquid and flavoring In any or nuts, alone or In combination, may fancy or unfancy boxes. The poor Cream butter. Add white sugar pieces desired proportions, until thin replace dates. children of today are completely ciously served and with a few com- enough to spread. and sifted brown sugar a little at a pany touches will be a succeas. Of 1 tablespoon butter missing the thrill of good home-made time and cream well."'Add beaten course, It must be mentioned that 1 egg cookies. And what a pity, because eggs and the vanilla. Mix and sift conversation should be easy and the H teaspoon salt ALWAYS A TREAT children love to brag about what the flour, salt and soda and combine what mother can cook. topio including the children and Few grains cayenne WOMAN'S EXCHANGE with the cookie mixture. Chill. Roll Thus every family Soak the bread crumbs In milk for A luncheon or light supper of I know many men, who after all, about W Inch thick and sprinkle with plenty of time. 16 LINDEN PLACE, BED BANH dinner will be pleasant. 15 minutes. / Melt the butter In the sweetbreads is a treat in any man's are just overgrown children, who still sugar. Bake in a moderate oven (350 ' For a nice starter to these congen- blazer of the chafing dish, add the life. Most women favor this Ingredi- think the cookie jar on the shelf is F.) Make- s about five dozen cookies. ial family dinners serve a cheese and when melted add soaked Fancy • articles, children's ent of many a fine dish as well and it the sign of a loving wife or mother bread crumbs, egg slightly beaten has therefore become ever popular and would give anything to be able CITRON COOKIES TOMATO JUICE COCKTAIL and seasonings. Cook for three min- clothing, useful articles, for family luncheons, guest lunch- to sneak out a few before dinner or V, cup butter Mix 1 cup tomato Juice, % teaspoon utes and pour over hot toasted crack- eons or Sunray night supper when stick a few in a pocket to nibble on % cup granulated sugar salt, 2 teaspoons sugar and 1 table- ers. oiitted goods and gifts. entertaining a group of friends. in the privacy of the office. He might Vi teaspoon vanilla spoon lemon juice.' Chill and servo. SWEETBREADS WITH even share a few with a friend who 1 egg, well beaten SAUERKRAUT JUICB COCKTAHi MUSHROOMS was a school chum. 2Vi cups cake flour To 1 pint sauerkraut juice, add 2 VA cups boiled Bweetbreads, cut Another use for these tempting Shredded citron tablespoons lemon juice, Vi teaspoon in cubes tld-blta will be in the box lunches you Cream butter and sugar* Add well caraway seed and .li cup finely diced 1 scant cup sauted mushrooms, cut pack for the children now that Bchool beaten egg arid blend. Add the flour. raw apple. - in quarters is getting under way for another Chill. Roll out Vt-Inch thick and cut PINEAPPLE JUICE COCKTAIL. PURE GOAT MILK 1 clip cream year. That home-made touch will Place a single piece of the shredded Pineapple juice, mixed -with orange, 1 tablespoon butter make the lunch so much more en- citron in the center of each cookie. lemon or lime juice, or any other "HEALTH IN EVERY DROP" 2 egg yolks joyable. Or when junior proudly Bake in a moderate oven (350 F.) fruit juices may be used.' Chill. Salt and pepper to taste GRAPE JUICE COCKTAIL . ASK YOTTB LOCAL BULK DEALER , Heat the cream in a pan, add but- Fill each cocketall glass % full of Menu Of The Week ter, pepper, salt and beaten yolks cracked ice, add a pecan. Mix 1 stirred with a little of the cream. quart white grape juice, 1 quart blue Cook until thick, stirring constantly, When Madame Entertains grape juice and 1 pint ginger ale and add sweetbreads and mushrooms, and pour over the ice Into glasses, MONMOUTH GOAT DAIRY serve at once either In- patty shells | MONDAY j Bre>kfg,t_Chfflea grapefruit,, ready to eat or on hot buttered toast. An Ideal Bridge Snack IXNCROFT, N. J. Telephone Bed Bank 516-M-I. •••••••••••»#•••»«•••••»• cereal, sSusagej, scrambled eggs, plain waffles, coffea or cocoa. Lunch- Casserole of Kidney baans and corn, sliced tomatoes, water Ice, frosted It nays to advertise in The Register When madame finds herself about center of the peach. Garnish be- cop cakes, tea or nlUk. Dinner—Cream of carrot soup, tolled roast to entertain a group of friends for an tween rosettes with a strip of green Hot Off the Griddle \ afternoon bridge, the Impulse to pepper jpd the center with a mar- beejj, parslej; potatoes, creamed cauliflower, refrigerator rolls, angel ^ serve a large meal Is great. She will aschino cherry cut in the shape of a B, save herself a lot of worry and work cake, coffee.. flower. Serve with French dressing. DONIAH however, if she'- will keep In mind To round out this little meal and that it Isn't the quantity that will Im- add a complimentary touch serve a TUESDAY press friends, and also that It Is pret- few sandwldheH like this: ______„_ Breakfast—Chilled grapes, ready to cat cereal, ty near dinner time and the guests j CHICKEN AND NUT The importance of earthenware Eronch. omelet, hot muffins, jelly or jam', coffeo or cocoa. Lunch— aren't going to want a meal at that cooking pots to Impart additional 100; $ea£te6t LABORATORIES time of the day. She is therefore SANDWICH zest to fine foods can sever be over- Cooked vegetableisalad, cheeso biscuits, vanilla milk shake, assorted wise to serve a loveiy salad plus 1 cup cold-chicken <• emphasized, COOWOB, fruit euj>, tok or milk. Dinner—Tomato Juice cocktail, meat some dainty, appetizing sandwiches. Vi cup pecan meats Her salad can well be sudh as'this Vi cup celery pie, sauted potatoes, Buttered peas, hearts of lettuce with French and will be more popular than a Mayonnaise Snapping turtles are best in sum- dressing, orange and lemon sosrbert, coffee or.boor. whole meal: , taier, while terrapin are prime In win- I GUARD ITS QUALITY AND PURITY Chop chicken and nuts fine an„..d„ ter, The cheapness of the snapper Is AFTERNOON SALAD add the celery cut In thin slices. Mix an advantage over the high-priced Lettuce ' with the dressing and spread on terrapin, and excellent soups and Breakfast—Sliced orangoa, hot wheat cereal with' ' Pineapple rounds or fingers of unbuttered bread stews may be made of It. Peaches laying a lettuce leaf on the mixture. eresm, poached eggs on. toast, broiled bacon, coffee' or cocoa. Cream, cheese . • Top with a buttered round or finger, Lunch—Staffed peppers, froien fruit salad, baked custard, lad? Green popper ' • DEVILED HAM AND PEANUT In the cooking of ail sea food care Singers", tea or mflfc Dinner-Meat loaf with rice, baked stuffed More than one hundred labo- Maraschino cherries SANDWICH must be taken to stir lightly, as hard ratories safeguard the quality On leaves of lettuce place a slice Vi cup deviled ham stirring will make the flab, mushy and tomatoes, cucumber salad, chocolate pudding with whipped cream, of pineapple. On' top of tho plno- Vi cup peanut butter stringy. - coffee. . . .. • and purity of Castles Ice applo place a half'peach, round side U cup sweet pickles, chopped fine up and porfeotly dry. Pipe five ros- Mayonnalso t ettes of cream cheese on border or Tho feet of many animals are con- Cream ... because Castles is Mix Ingrcdiontsand spread on but- sidered especially flavornomo. • In I •" - •• t- Breakfast—Stewed prunes, fried mush with' ode of tho pineapple and one In the tered bread. Serve cold or toasted. Russia bear paws are breaded and fried like pigs feet. Roasted elephant maple syrup, baked eggff, toast, marmalade, coffoo or cocoa. Lunch— affiliated with the great Seal- feet and salad of dromedary feet are Spinach and egg en casserole, deviled ham sandwiches, cole slavr, SALMON RECIPE FROM highly esteemed dishes In India, and test System of Laboratory COOKING WITH WINE an old English soup recipe says: "If baked" apples with custard sauce, tea or milk. Dinner—'Fruit cup, LAND OF BIRTH you have by you bones, feet and neck baked macaroni and bam, tomato. Jolly yinlad, string beans, pecan pie, Protection. Tqnight—try this Those people who appreciate good of fowl, It will add to the flavor. coffee" or beer. " ' " • • . It's a funny thing tho way one ar- food and mako a study of it, find the Sealtest-approved ice cream. ticle of food varies In preparation In flavor'of wine in cookery a very In- different parts of the country. One triguing Ingredient. One can take Make lobster buttor by pounOlng. Take home some Castles Ba- seldom bakes a salmon In tho East something as simple as an egg and together equal parts of cooked lob- I " I "Breakfast—Stewed aprlcota, ready to 'eal and In the West It Is seldom served with a little imagination, cooking ster roe and butter. Mix all Ingredi- cereal, French toast, maple syrup, coffeo or cocoa. .Lunch—Chee»e nana—the Scaltcst Ice Cream with cream sauco In patty shells. sense and good Ingredients make a ents together and heat, v ' Now everyone Is entitled to her own dish fit for ton kings;, A good egg fritters with tomato sauce, Baking .powder biscuits, molded spinach of the Month. taste but there Is always the! chance dish is really nothing to snicker at salad, chocolate Blanc Mange, tea or milk. Dinner—Jellied bouillon, that she might like the1 rcclpo that but rather something of which to To mold frozen mixtures: Fill mold the other person uses. stand in awe. An egg Is a delicate r form with frozen cream, press 'salmon souffle, creamed cabbage, hard rolls, mixed salad, Charlotte morsel and requires gentle manag- down firmly to fill every part and let IUSSO, coffoe. m of baking dish, then put sal- Salt potatoes) molded spinach, stuffed celery salad, assorted pickles, pyr- lon on top. Molt tho buttor and add Cayenne Cheese Is known abroad by Its tha onion, green popper and garlic. 8 tablespoons minced cooked truf- vintage, the same as wine. There are amid twain, assertedcafcei,.coffee. StippuS—Russian canapes, duffed [CASTLES Cook about five minutes. Then add fles good cheese years and ordinary. tomatoes in siple, celery hearts, cheoae bUcuita, chilled molon, coffoe •\J tee cream tho tomatoes, bay loaf. Worcester- S tablespoons sherry or Uu shire sauco, salt and pepper and cook Beat eggs and season; melt butter A' Friendly Visitor. Brlnjrlnst Good five minutes longer. Remove the bay n, pan and pour In eggs. Stir with; Mews every week for 68 years, to all JOIN THE SEAITEST SUNDAY NIGHT PARTY. 10 TO.I'l-WM! •leaf and-pour sauce around.the sal- wooden spoon; as they cook, add' the family in the homes'.of Red Snow will b* pleased to supply any of these, recipes. . *« ••" rurrruffeMs anand "heriyhe . W?heWh n creamy; Bank and vicinity—About local eventa minutes, Bas > frequently, eorve pa toa*U ^^ Jusf writ* eari at Mil* P»psff RED BANK REGISTER, SEPTEMBER 9, 1937. Paee Eleven

John DBwnes pf Port Monmouth, died of paralysis. Shg was 82 years Items of Yesteryears old. ' --. \ Thomas H, Sorter of Hubbard ave- u« died of apoplexy after returning TILL SHEFFIELP FARMS home from an automobile ride. He Front Register Files was 76 years old and made bis home with his daughter, Mrs. Harry Mountaih Hill Road, Middletown Krleder. VACATION IS OVER ANP Richard Cogan, flagman at the MlDEtONPROAL: of SO and 28 Years Ago Culled From The Eatontown railroad crossing, was laid up -with Injuries due to being WE WANT SEALECr New# and Editorial Columns for Entertainment •truck by an automobile on Labor lay. :•<• of Today's Readers. Mr. and Mrs. John Sheehan rented thslr house on Shrewsbury'avenue MILK ATOUR HOUSE White House Antique Shop and moved to Long Branch to tako Fifty Years Afo. Bank sold her Turtle Mill property Two' raoea for |1BO a side to attto to George F. Baker for (2,100. lp their residence with their daugh- :er, Mrs. Leo Warwick. Going out of business. Everything to ^e sold at the question as to which boat was Miss Lasnlda Green and Thomas the' fastest resulted In a tie. Her- Mcllroy, both of Keyport, were mar- Frank A. Chadwick of Spring reduced prices. Glass, China, Rugs, P^ntings, man B. Duma's sailboat Twilight ried at that place by Rev. Jesse street Invented a piano attachment and Fred Oak&V sailboat Enigma Stiles. ' • whloh Increased the tone of the In- Furniture Antique Dolls, Banks. t. >• * • were the contestants, In addition to Hezetlah Mount died at his home strument. His Invention was called ihe stakes both boats were heavily In Millstone township In bis 80th the Volutone and Was on exhibition backed by the. owners and much year. In Frank C. Btorck's music store. .money changed, hands'on the tide Clayton Palmer of Allentown, well William H. Hlntelmann sold the during each event. The final event known throughout that • section, died Mrs. Harry A.'Caesar property at w«s to be held before the close of In his 80th year. Rumson to Dwight S. Hlrsch of New ,the racing1 season. Mrs, M. E. Perkins advertised that York for 135,000. Miss Emma Mages celebrated her the location of her Riverside semin- Louis J. Tetley, chief of the Red birthday with «,' party at her home ary had been changed to one more Bank fire department, was on his on Mechanic street. Xiooal persons easy, of access to village patrons, and 'ay to Denver, Colorado, where he present were Annie and Tlllle Kuhl, that the seminary was located on was to attend the national conven- Annie Degenrlnf, Jennie Casey, Bar- Broad street, next door to the Grace tion of fire chiefs. ', bars, Marks, Mrs, John Ovens and church. George Sandt closed his Octagon Mrs. Frank' Rogers, Frank Watts, lotel at Sea Bright for the season NOT John Robinson, Charlie Dibble, Twenty-live Tears Ago. and returned to his Broad street Frank M&nson, Andrew 8utphint ..JFta e, fifth annual fair, of the -Mon- home here, i . . ' William HavlUDd, -VVmiam Sabath; mouth. County Agricultural Fair as- The Eastern Dredging company ONE David Fcnton, Andrew Noser and sociation overshadowed- all previous was about completing the dredging Ellas, Magoe. ,- efforts. The large number of folks of a channel 2,600 feet- long at Port John Chamberlain met with ah ac- vUltlng the fair had the opportun- Monmouth. The channel In Comp- cident while operating an Ice cream ity of shaking hands -with Governor ton's creek at that place was made CENT freezer In Joseph Grover's Ice cream Woodrow Wilson, who came as-a 10 feet In width... parlor. One of his hands was hadly special guest upon the Invitation of Almota Casler, young daughter of mangled and the Injury WEB dressed Melvln A. Rice and J. Amory Has- Charles Casler of Belford, fell from DOWN by Dr. J. E. Sayre. kell. her father's boat Into deep water. At the military reception for the Lester B, Churchill of Shrewsbury Mr. Casler Jumped In and rescued benefit ot Arrowamlth post, Miss was making arrangements for the her. ' Flora Mount presented a very effec- first annual dog show of the Rum- Sam Frost put up $50 In gold for. tive tableau Impersonating "Molly son Kennel club to be held at the prizes In a contest for the hackmen Pitcher. • Another feature of the pro- Rumson Country club. f Atlantic Highlands. The contest- gram was a flag drill.by Hattle Mor- Charles Walling of Oceanport, a ants drove around the square In ton, Mamie Gardener,'Lily Havlland, conductor on the Red Bank & Long front of the depot while Judges Nellie KIrby, Amy Mayhew, .Ger- Branch trolley line, Injured his knee picked out the beat-appearing out- trude Kurd, Helen Neal, Anna De- on a trolley runnlng|board and six fits. First prize of $25 went to genrlng, Qussle Morton, Mamie Cor- stitches were required to close the harles Stryker, Patrick .Maxwell nell, Genevleve Compton, Ada Terry, cut. got $15 and Howard Gaffey received NOW! Sadie Sickles, Pauline and Edltb Lemuel Ketcham bought tho fa< $1Q. The Judges were George F. Chadwick, May Neal, Nellie Apple- mous trotting horsp Starlight from Bartelson, James A. Sago and James ton, Jennlo Sutphln, Allen Mount, Henry Pearsall of New York, pay. I. Curchln, all liverymen and horse- No Down Payment Harry Walsh' and Laura Hubbard. Ing (1,600 for the animal. - men. w; that you and your family are borne from vacation, there is every) A baseball game between the Stars Joseph McCormack, son of James D. P. VanBrackle, who was staying For That ot the Phalanx and the Superlatives McCormack of Holmdel, was laid up with his son, M. VanBrackle of Haz- reason why you should have plenty of SEALECT Milk-—whenever you want "BETTER-BUILT""B 1 of Colt's Neck was won by the Colt's with an Injured foot due to stepping lot, celebrated his 89th birthday. P Nock team' by the score of 14 to 12, on a broken bottle. SJ Paint 6 Varnish ^ Painting Job! On the winning team were Willani Mrs. John S. Holmes and her son, Best Man, Ushers it. It's the finest nourishment that Nature provides to help keep vacation Blossom, Joseph Kelsey, Bonnie Em- ' Jottn S. Holmes, Jr., of Holmdel were "S& Baof- S& Sett&n. 81M Dions, George Kelsey, Edward Hen- on an automobile trip to Chicago. vigor through months to come. Any one can Uute tHe quality of this richer, Every shrewd •Tiouseholdor knows It's good business to "paint drlckson, Elwootl Snydtfr,. Henry Charles B. Warner, president of Named For Wedding up." Now you don't have to wait for "bettor times." Vou can Karney, Asher Crawford and James the Red Bank board of education start that paint Job NOW—without paying one penny down! (The Desmond. On the losing team were celebrated his 85th birthday. Best man and ushers have been better milk. It is produced by the finest herds. Its purity is carrying charge of only 5% per year Is below usual bank Interest.) John Richdale, Thomas Giles, John Chris Berge won the cup offered announced for the -wedding of Miss Investigate this sensible, easy plan—and, before starting; work, Moore, Charles Oliver, Harry Wol- by Frank L. Blalsdell in a checker •ucetta Plum, daughter of Mrs. Wll- protected all the way from farm to kitchen. Telephone your look Into BREINIG BROTHERS' record of performance! ; cott, Fred Mauser, Fred' Brasch, match at the Red Bank Y. M. C. A. llan TerHune Plum of Locust Point, And wo recommend painting with BREINIG BROTHERS' Frank Bucklln and Frank Sullivan^ defeating William Curchln. to Lester Butler Churchill, son of "Better Built" points—because we know they stand up better In MISB Ella Stout, daughter of John Jacob Krldel took possession of the Mrs. Lester Butler Churchill of Rum- Sheffield Branch for prompt, courteous service* this climate. ' W. Stout, cut her hand badly on a former Henry H. Curtis hat store on son. Jack Peterson of New Orleans glass jar and Dr. Marsden was called Broad street, opposite Mechanic •wlll.be best man and the ushers will Why not phone or write for complete, details and color cards ba Carl Bergmann of South Orange now? No obligation! , • , to sew up the wound. street. Mr. Krldel had a large store Mortimer Secor.of Port Monmauth adjoining the Curtis store and James Barber, Jr., of Trenton, Fred \ - -• • .,•'••* built a large addition to his pickle planned to open the two stores into Martin Blaicher of Orange, James Return this advertisement and secure a 30c Martin, Jr., ot West Trenton and SHEFFIELD FARMS JWk* GRADE-A MILK factory, He contracted with seven one. caii of Brilac Enamel Free.' :,'• ,-"•v".. growers In the Old Bridge district Miss Nellie A. Bennett of New George H. Miles, Jr., of New York, Hulick Avenue, West End, N. J. — Telephone: Long Branch 3400 for the delivery of 125,000 pickles Brunswick and Edward R. Barnard The wedding will tako placo Satur- each. of Wlnstad, Connecticut, were mar- day, September ^18, at St. George's The Atlantic Social club was or- ried at Trinity church rectory by Episcopal church, Rumson. W D SWARTZEL ganized In Middletown township, Rev. Robert MacKellar. The bride with Charles Conover president, John had been employed In Mrs. H. A doctor of medicine wears a hood Register Want Advertisements Bring Quick Results L :. ....'.PARM IMPLEMENTS - "iraED s.QOAL, ETC,.'...., v, Ash secretary and Frank Bchroeder Gorey's millinery store on Broad ot green with hls^cadomic gown treasurer. • • street. HAZLET, N. J: Tel. Keyport George Morris, overseer of Eaton- Paul C. Hunter was drawing plans town tow/whip, made a complaint re- for a fire house to bo erected at garding the Illegal sale of liquor at Keansburg on a plot of ground do- Monmouth Park. Tho hearing was nated by William L. McDonald. The s scheduled' to take place before Jus- ladles of tho village were arranging If N'T IT TIME TO tice J. C. Lawrence of Freehold.' for a supper to be held In McDon- Bii»* The Prohibitionists of Shrewsbury ald's auditorium, the proceeds of township held their primary In tho which were to go toward the new fire house. anteroom of the Bed Bank Skating »N . *; .,<»* rink. Arthur H. White was chairman Rev. J. W. Tower of Keansburg and John Abbott Worthley, Jr., sec- rented his farm at Colt's Neck to retary. The delegates elected to the Warren Matthews In order that he county convention were John Valen- could spend more ot his time In re- tine, B. B. Fowler, William H, "Park- ligious work. S ' • er, Caleb Patterson, Randolph Bor- Clarence Jones of River street was den, George Crosjley, H. MeCauley, tripped by one of his companions Chrlatopher Schnepner, J, A. Worth- while running on the Red Bank fair ley, Jr., James Walsh, C. H. Simp- grounds and sustained a broken col- son and Elmer Garnsey. '• i larbone. Jacob Shutts was nominated for Fire did damage exceeding (6,000 sheriff of Monmouth county as the on Ambrose Cook's farm at Holmdel. Cold Water candidate. Prompt work on the part of the Red Bank firemen saved Charles Irwin's Thomas F. Eustace was Red machinery on the place. Bank's most successful fisherman. In Jesse Lawrence, Jr., Stephen two hours fishing near Oceanic he Wright, William Lawrence and Ed- landed 65 Btrlped bass and weakflsh. ward Mount were chosen as dele- William E. Cooper of Keyport, a gates by the Highlands fire company member of the Baptist church at that to attend the State Firemen's con- place, was granted a license to vention at Atlantic City.. Mr. Law- preach. rence was chief of police and was v: v Robert Thompson of Leedsvllle left granted two weeks' vacation from h -.v. home to attend the South Jersey ln- his dutlea, atltuto at Brldgoton, Charles Soffel, an aged resident of Joseph Lelther, a baker of Long Tllton avenue, was building a replica Branch' village, while handling a of his son's house for his grandson. loaded pistol, accldently shot him- Mr. So.ffel, who was 80 years old, was self in the foot. using only a penknife, a plane and Rev. Bonjamin Hope, a young Bap- a small hammer. tist clergyman and son of W. L. Over 500 persons witnessed the Hope ol Shrewsbury, preached In the athletic events held at Oceanporl Shrewsbury Presbyterian church. over Labor day. The principal event, Miss Ida Faye of Matawan was a three-mile running race, was won EASE • ENJOYMENT • SECURITY taking a medical course preparatory by James McGarrlty. to becoming a medical missionary to Dr. J. E. Sayre was appointed India under tho auspices of the Bap- medical examiner for the Loyal WHEN YOUR 0IUE5URNER IS BACKED BY tist Foreign Missionary society. Order of Moose, a new fraternal or- A street parade of Wallach & Com- ganization started In Red Bank. o_"f course you want you pany's circus and menagerie brought The Democrats of the' Highlands THE kitchen to bo a place that's a large crowd into town. The horses selected Harry N. Johnson to run a pleasure >to enter. Then were the best-looking animals ever for mayor to succeed Allen R. Reed. how about the Magic CM ,seen In a circus parade In Red Bank £sso C. Mel Johnson and Mr. Reed were that you've promised your- up to that time. "• selected for members ot the council. •elf for so long-'isn't It Mrs. W. H. Hendrlckaon of Red •hoot time? . Mrs, Adella Downes, widow o Came In sod look at the Sold, guaranteed, Installed, serviced and fueled by the makers of Essolene] new Magic Chef today. It's exciting . . . exciting in ap- ON'T tend furnace another winter. It's easy to be rid of pearance . .. exciting in the AS LOW AS thing! It does and the way It "P. R. R." TRAVELOG D that drudgery. The popular Essoburner Is priced so that does them. It lights itself— controls heat automatically— A all may buy. Thousands have been Installed Ih the last few and the new swing-out months to the complete satisfaction of enthusiastic owners. broiler means that backache, burned hands, and spoiled food are banished from that department forever. This great modern oil burner Is backed by the oil Industry's Banished, too, the spectra of faded beauty. For the beauty of the new WEEK leader and over 41 years of burner making experience. Amaz- Magic Chef nays with iu Its shimmering, silvery Mond top can never ON MONTHLY nut ... never chip or get shoddy. Pioof against accidents jind abac, it ingly economical, reliable and long-lived. 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were Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Cooper Mr. and Mm. Dayton K. Wentworth daughter Nancy Joan of Ramsey, «. i-.uL.u.u, Mr. and Mra. Harry of Mount Tabor. ' • •', ) New.York, have moved to Bayslde East Keansburf. Height r " Electric Motors Repaired-Re vvounc Clay of Fair'Haven and Mr. and Mrs. Mist : Dorli Schnoor will - enter gt . a Any Mat - Any Main - Any DR Christian Science (The Red Bank Befflattr can be bougl Mr, and Mrs. John Baratta and i ^ ©! S* >«Bk BetAta* t*n to ktm.ht Harry Lange, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rldera college at Trenton to take a 'a *«at Kuniburz 'ram badon WalUnai. . ftnflei Pfcasf Two Una* Tnrc* rbaat.' Reading Room In B.lford from H. Clar Balr. VWcen Bennett and Mr. and Mrs. James commercial teacher's training. children Grace and Jackie and Miss Walling, Hurry 'Wauermaa and Joh Raymond Ponce, Robert Lamont Grace. Davis returned to Jersey City Mri.'Walter Mead, who ha* been O'Nell'a Itore). Bresslow of Belford. Tho prize win- very alek, la welt on. tho road to re- DOUGLAS ELECTRIC CO. Broad Strut National Bank Bldf, ners were." Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ben- and Edward Morris of Albany are after a two weeks visit with Mr. and Tho Ladles' Aid society of- thi vUltlng relatives at Belford. Mrs. Molvln Leek. covery. 18 MECHANIC) 8T. . BED BANK I U Broad Street, Bod Bank Methodist cburch will hold a tnea nett Mr. and Mrs. Al Sells and daughter Rimer Compton, who is employed Mlas Jean Ahearn Is visiting MlaaEdna Corbley, daughter of OPEN DAILY loaf supper in the church annc by the Southern Pacific Steamship friends at Newark. Mr. and Mri. Richard Corbley, re- Wednesday evening from 5:30 to Jean o% Union City visited Mr. and UlSO A. M. to 4:30 P. M. Mra. A. E. Langford on Sunday. company, hai made a gift of an Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mercler of ceived many gift, lut week at a o'clock. American flat to be used at Belford ahower at the home of Mr. and Mr*. Tueldiy and Fridar Evenlcjal Mrs. Wlllett Haggerty or New Ralpph Poling spent Friday in New Rutherford spent the week-end with 7:30 to 9:30. Memorial park. John Mulder. ...-"•• Walter VanNortwIck, parent* of INSURANCE Egypt Is spending a week with he Yorkk. Walter VanNortwIck, Jr., to whom parents, Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Smith Elwood Murphy of NoNoww York Mr. and Mrs. Ward[ R. -Jeffers re- Mrs. Fred Smith la visiting rela- Here the Bible, tho Worki of M«ry turned home Sunday after Spending tives in Long Island. • . , •• • •he la to be married. The wedding Miss Eva Kockafellow of Keans- spent tho week-end witithh MrMr. and •/-'•<;.;'•*?*• ••••••'• Baker Eddy. Dlicoverer and Founder three' weeks at Lake CJr&mplaln. Mr. and Mra. Henry Bade of Jer- will take > place next Wednesday of Christian Science, and all other burg spent one day last week wit Mrs. Richard Walters. evening at 6:30 o'olock at the Bel- ' • Practically Every Need authorlied ChrLtlan Science Litera- her aunt, Mrs. Irving Roop. Russell Schenck of Keansburg Whlle< on their vacatlon>*hey visited sey city have moved Into the Koeh- ture may bo read, borrowed or pur- White Face mountain!.\ ler home on Ridge avenue. '' "' ford Methodist church end It will be chutd. Mrs. Howard Smith, Mrs. Johi spent Thursday evening with his sis- performed by Rev. O. Nelson Moore. Johnston, Mra; Cornell Lykc, Miss ter, Mrs. Fred Smith. Miss Elisabeth Schnoor will not re- Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Stewart have Beading Boom Maintained bjr umo her position as teacher In tho moved from Morris avenue to West The tawly married couple will go THOMPSON AGENCY Georgia Walling and Miss Elizabeth Miss Verona Schnoor of Red Bank On a trip to Niagara Fall* and Can- FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Connelly were in charge, of the food and Gordon Dlnnen of Belford spent Leonardo high school until Septem- Morris avenue, , . SCIENnST. • ber 21st. ada, and upon returning wlU make 81 E, Front St., Red Bank, N. J. sale Saturday for the • Methodist Thursday with friends and relatives Mrs;. Sebaj(ln and son WJllIam of their horns on Navealnk avenue at 200 BROAD STREET. RED BANK church. They cleared about $34. In Camdenden.. . Residents of this place who attend' Newark have returned home after W. M, THOMPSON, Sri cd cajnpmeetlne: at Ocean Grove the tbl* place. CJL THOMPSON Tb« Public Is Welcome. Mrs. Sadie Smith and Harry Cap Mrs. Albert Grimes spent a lew having spent two weeks with', Mr. Phone B. B. too hart of Keyport spent Sunday wit' days of tlie past week with Rer past week were Capt and Mrs. Al- and Mrs, Ernest Volkland. > > The BIntro club met at the home days of tlie pa bert Runyon, Mr. and Mrs. Earl of Mm. 'Blitabeth Steet* laat w eelc. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Walling. daughter, Mrs. FreF d Roske of West- A birthday party was gives for v Mr. and Mrs. Herman Behrens and Lingo, Mra. William E. Dennis, Mrs. John Bodtman, Sr, at his home last Prlu* were won by Mrt. Elsie Ig- Miss Elizabeth VonOehsen of Bloom- wood. Mae Harcus, Mr. and Mrs. John week. The guests were Mrs. Ham-lay and Mr*. Walter VanNortwlclfc field and Arthur Voris of Daytonla, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Warnock of Lentz, Mr. and Mrs, Harold Wood- me). Miss Hammel, Mrs. Ballan, I ngiat her home. Those present were CHILDREN'S Langford we.ro at New York Friday. They soar up In front and mould your feet In softest Miss Frances Hurst of Mlddlctown Miss Lydla Meyers returned home NATIONAL village, Miss Rosemary Salmon of laturday after spending several days black suede that fits os smoothly as a glove! Sherry CTree Farm, Miss Verona ith relatives at Matawan. SCHOO'L SUPPLIES They're made double exciting by flashing touches Schnoor of Red Bank and Miss Le- Jesse Webster of Bloomfleld, Con- of patent and huge buckles! They're a jo/ to wear PHOTOGRAPH CONTEST na Volkland, Miss Mae Stewart and ecticut, a former resident of Bel- and a joy to behold. Mis3 Alvina JjJcDermott of Belford. rd, was here Sunday calling on old Everything a Young Student Will Need to Stort th* New Turn Right! Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kennedy of lends. Let Us Take Your Arlington and Raymond Ponce of Al- Mr. and Mra. Herman Tarnow, Mr. bany were week-end visitors here. nd Mrs. Mllford VanBrunt and Mrs. Rubberized Covert Cloth Child's Photograph Phil McGovern Of East Orange arl Yarnall, attended tho wedding v ipent the holiday with bis mother at a relative In Flatbush Sunday. .his place. Mr. and Mrs. James Bartholomew School Bags in our studio Mr. and Mrs. Albert Grimes spent elebrated their 24th wedding annl- $ iunday at Atlantic City. efsary on Monday by entertaining a for as little as 1 Mrs. Harry Lango and children, w relatives and friends at their Anna Mae and Frances, Visited Mrs. ome. A duplicate ol the picture we Leon Lambertson and children of Mrs. Irma Phillips and daughter Fair Haven Thursday. t talce will be lubmltted to the Dorothy of Newark were week-end Regularly 69c and unusually lir. and Mrs. R. T. Compton enter- ;uests of Mr. and Mrs. John O'Nell. sturdy. They're rubberized to iudgef..entri«a will be Judged ained their card club one evening Mr. and Mrs. Clair Wentworth withstand all kinds of weather. on personality and character last week at their home. The guests spent Labor day -with their parents, aa expressed in the photograph. Piped with/ leatherette, and have roomy outside pockets. Ho Appointment Rocrolred

Striped Tweed School Bags 1.00 Steinbach Kresge Zaflex School Bags 1.29 ASBTJBY PARK Zafles School Bags with zippers 1.75' Composition Books ....10c Lined Pads .....5c Linen Finish Pads ,10c Gem Pencil Sharpeners 75c Eberhard Faber Pencils ...2 for 5c * "CONNIE"—A high riding oxford with an irresist. Mongol Drawing Pencils 5c ible butterfly tvinged effect. Black patent accents Pen Holders 5c the charcoal black of the suede and the graceful BOYS' WEAR.. Pen Points .4 for 5c high continental heel makes "Connie" perfect for Erasers 5c, 10c town wear. Sketched above. Parker Pen, Pencil Sets ". 2.00 Fountain Pens 2.75 to 10.00 Automatic Pencils 1.25 to 5.00 8.75 Notebook Reinforcements 10c Index Tabs 10c Btrect Floor

There's Youth in Rating an "A" en Any Campus the suits and U in the models Some stores think The Shirtwaist Theme only of a man's wishbone and for- get all about his wallet. GdSs Bach to College "CADET'—High fashion, high riding itepin pump. We know that no in Smart Variations Clever, invisible goring \maket it cling to your foot. matter how gor-. The enormous buckle is piped ivith patent enamel. geous the cloth- Done in charcoal black suede for, street, afternoon, ing is ... if the cocktails. Sketched above. price is out of reach, the store is 8.75 out of luck. 14.95 Whether that son of yours is bound for Our Fall prices Grammar School, High School or Prep are your prices. School, he'll want to put in a good appear- ance, so why not let him bring you in this' 'Always favorites with college girls, As you stand be- the new shirtwaists are destined for fore a Kridel mir- week and look over the . ror and see mira- even greater appeal 1 Because this cles performed fall they appear in luscious vel- with these Fall New School Suits veteens in delightful leaf shades .. • . suits and top- in «oft jerseys .. .In vivid wool coats, you have Checks, Plaids and Fancy Mixtures in pop- crepes,.. in alpaca and rabbits hair. that comfortable ular single and double-breasted sport feeling of .know-' models that make him dress the part and • ing that you can at the same time are built to stand the They're tailored to perfection and well afford to hard knocks they will surely get. each one has a surprise somewhere reach down into —a colorful xipper, a plaid scarf, a your old clothes "CAHLA"—Interesting from any angle! The upward Two-Knicker Two-Longie novelty belt or a startling stripe of movement presents a thrilling front view and the to pay for the contrasting hue. Sizes 12 to 20. \ novel • patent touches causa fashion excitement from new ones. the side. And from the back the naw Cuban'dress School Suits Prep Suits heel i$ news. Sketched above. ' Fall Suit Prices 50 Black Rust Green ' Start at 13 JVlne Bine . Natural ,7.75 $25.00 J. KRIDEL SeSM Boor Street floor J. KRIDEL ; -Red Bank- — Red Bank )"*• Horn* Owned I(wnp«pw Wlwt* 1 foltloa ud inBowm Bart KM Attained Ihroof h HonorabU timn SECTION ! and BUIMM Prlndpie*. GISTER TWO .VOLUME LX, NO. 12. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1937. PAGES 1 (TO 14.;! ITALIAN DAY SPEAKER Enrollment At Final Plans For ^ Radio is Death Italian-American Rumson Public • Big Celebration ' Chamber of Mouse Y.M.C.A. Building School Is 508 Now Being Made A small field mouse climbed Into the works of a radio Sun- Day Celebration day In the Rector ptace resi- The Number is Exactly the Same Committee for Constitutional Destroyed By Fire dence of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad At on the Opening Day Last Day Event* Meeting This Betz, wrapped his tail around one of the wires, completed Year—^oard Opens Bids for Morning at Asbury Park- the circuit by putting bis front at Sylvan paws on another and was elec- Cafeteria Furniture. Register Awards to be Feature trocuted, while a popular dance of Unknown Cause band play a medley of awing music. of awing Final Greeting! « ....M. Felix Santmsgelo The enrollment of the Bumson Next Friday night, September 17, An Elaborate Program for Choral, (a) Glovln«a»k ' public schools at the reopening yes- Is the date of the monster celebra- DANCING ON BROADWAY i ' #• the high school on Ridge road, ac- ance of the 250th anniversary of the Spectator Hurt Tuesday; Be Held at Holmdel Next cording to the report submitted to drafting of the Constitution of the investigated, saw the mouse and the board of education last night by United States. retired to another part ot the Night at Conflagration Four Injured In house, leaving the Job of ex- Charles A. Wolbach, supervising Every county In the nation Is hav- Sunday Afternoon. principal of the Rumson schools. tracting the dead mouse to her ing a similar observance of the husband on his arrival home. on Monmouth Street. Odd Accident At The total of 603 is exactly the same formation of this historical document as on the opening-day last year but and' Monmouth -county will do- her Belford Crossing the figures with regard to the two part toward this demonstration. Edward E. Spafford Bchools are different The high school This morning, at the office of Wal- Damage Amounts To (Underwood & Underwood Studio!) gained 21 pupils as compared with ter Beado at Asbury Park, tho officers $10,000 Jewel Locomotive Carried Car Along last year but this Is offset by a de- ot the Monmouth county committee, To Make Address EDWARD E. SPAFFORD crease of 21 In the enrollment In the of which Hon. Robert H. McCarter on Fender for a Distance of Lafayette, street school. Additional of Kumson Is chairman, are arrang- Theft In Ilsley More Than $30,000 About 600 Feet—All Injured puplts are expected to be registered ing the' final details for the program Provided tho weather man be- Drive Against within the coming two weeks. Some for Friday night. Members of this haves, there is every Indication that Are in Hospital*. \ of those who attended last year are committee selected by Mr. McCarter Home At Rumson away or still have positions. Red Bank's worst fire since the Olobs tho third annual Italian-American met last night at his home and later hotel blaze last winter Tuesday night celebration at the Sylvan forum at Four residents of Port Monmouth Speeding. Is On The enrollment in the elementary at the home of Mr. Reade near Deal, Daylight Robbery of Gems from almost completely destroyed a two- Holmdol Sunday afternoon will be are In hospitals as a result of an ac- school Is as follows: kindergarten 26, preparatory to this morning's con- story •building at «-49 Monmouth more brilliant and successful than cident at the East load railroad first grade 38, second grade 38, third ference. Jewel Box in Bedroom Dis- street, owned by the T. M. G. A. Th« the ono last year. Thoae who are In Fair Haven crossing at Belford Friday night grade 30, fourth grade 29, fifth grade The program which will be patrl- covered by Mrs. Robert G. Ils- loss was estimated at $30,000. Four arranging it aro encouraged to be- when the automobile In which they 34 and sixth grade 28. In the high otlcal In nature and so varied that firemen and a spectator were Injured lieve this not only because the pro- were seated was hit by a locomotive. Police Commissioner Tony Hunt- school the enrollment Is as follows: there will be a pleasant evening for ley—No Clues. so badly they bad to receive medical gram Is moro claborato but also be- The injured are Mrs. Kathleen Cul- Beventh grade SI, eighth grade 35, all. Every organization in the coun- attention at Rlverview hospital. cause ot the groat amount of inter- ing Announces Special Officers ninth grade 60, tenth - grade 67, len, who has two broken arms, a ty, both civic and fraternal, has The fire was discovered almost est shown. The commlteo In charge fractured leg and c,uts and bruises on Will Patrol Roads and No eleventh grade 03 and twelfth grade been asked to attend In a body and Theft of (10,000 in gems from the of the ovent has released the follow- 41. In the high school 109 pupils are home of Councilman Robert G. Ils- CLARA COLEMAU simultaneously by several pcrsoni various parts of her body; her son, those of a military or patriotic back- and an alarm was turned In by Po- ing statement: John Cullen, who has a broken arm, Tickete Will be "Killed." enrolled from Fair Haven. ground will parade into the conven- ley last Friday Is still unsolved. The Rumson police and county detec- lice Commissioner Thomas M. Oop- If you are an Italian or a lover a broken nose and minor Injuries; The board last night opened bids tion hall carrying their colors. slll and Policeman Frank Reuther Mrs. Mary Slmurl, who has several for cafeteria furniture for the re- 'The masBing of the colors will be tives are working on the case, but ot Italian culture, you will be at With the statement that some mo- due to the cleverness of the thieves Clara Coleman shortly after 10 o'clock. The blazt the third great annual gathering of broken ribs and other Injuries and torists think "Fair Haven road Is a conditioned lunchroom in the La- a prominent feature of the program. apparently started In the rear of the Americans and Italians, sot for two who may have internal Injuries, and speedway," Police Commissioner fayette street school. The bids were The Boy Scouts of Monmouth coun- no definite clues have been found. building, which was used as a work o'clock Sunday afternoon, September her son, Bernard Blmurl, who may Tony Hunting of Fair Haven an- referred to the building committee ty, through their executive leader, The authorities believe the theft was Dancing In Show shop by the South Jersey Surgical 12, at the Sylvan Forum, Holmdel. have internal Injuries. nounced yesterday that a drive would for tabulation for a report at a spe- Morgan C. Knapp of Shrewsbury, will the work of tho same group which Supply Co., and firemen believe It robbed the homes of W. Warren The principal speaker in English The Fort Monmouth residents were ba started Immediately against speed- cial meeting. act as ushers and patrols. had been smoldering for some time will be the. American navy officer, on their way to Edward T. Bennett's Ing in that borough. "The time has James P. Bruce, chairman of the Mrs. Leon Cubberly of Long Barbour and Wilbur W. Ruthrauff At New Casino before It was discovered. ; In Middletown township. Commander Edward E. Spafford, poultry farm at Belford to buy chick- como when wo muBt bo more strin- buildings committee, and John Yeo- Branch, Prof. Amos E. Kraybtll of Despite efficient work by members past national commander of the ens. Thay were In a car owned by gent in enforcing tho law," Mr. Hunt- mans, a member of the committee, Neptune and Prof. Stephen LeQuler The gems stolen included a dia- Red Bank Girl as Diane Parish o! the Red Bank fire department and American Legion. During the World Mrs. Slmurl and driven by her son. Ing continued. "Wo have been too got Into an argument over certain of Bed Bank have been busy as a mond and ruby wrist watch, large firemen from Fair Haven, Shrews- war, Commander Spafford was lieu- A west bound train had stopped on a lenient. Wo have beer, letting viola- bills for .work on the school build- committee going over the large nurrv diamond pin, two engagement rings Opened Last Night at Inter bury and Mlddletown township tha tenant commander of the American siding at the crossing. It Jo custom- tors off with warnings but that will ings and as a result a resolution was ber of essays that have been sub- and a ruby ring. One of the pieces national Casino With Chester fiie burned lor hours along the east, fleet In the Adriatic. The program ary for such a stop to be made early no longer be the case. From now adopted that all expenditures must mitted In competition by high school was worth J5.000. The Jewelry was side of the more than 80-year-old will be honored also by the Italian each evening until an east bound on tickets will be Issued and none be authorized by the entire board. and grammar school pupils of the not insured. Hale. building, damaging It beyond repair will be 'killed.'" A similar resolution was passed sev- county for prizes offered by The Red Consul General, Commondatore Oae- train leaves the Belford station, Mr. and Mrs. Ilsley are making and destroying more than UO,O*JO; tano VecchJottl, Commendatoro which Is a short distance west of Mr. Hunting stated that at a con- eral years ago. Bank Register for the best com- their home for the summer with Miss Clara Coleman, daughter of worth of equipment,.furniture and; Mario Lauro, Count A. Fucchettl- East road. ference of the police committee and The board set $100 as the annual positions written about the Federal Mrs. Ilsley's mother, Mrs. William Mrs. Mabel Coleman, Hector placo supplies of the Surgical Supply Co,,' Gulglla, Captain- Hugo d'Annunzlo When the train on the siding pulled Mayor Augustus M. Mlnton it was tuition fee In the elementary Bchool Constitution. The committee has S. Haskell. Tbe gems were taken dancing teacher, opened last night $2,000 worth of stock and equipment and Dr. Vlnto Comito from New out Mr. Slmurl started to drive over decided to have tho borough special for pupils living outside the school made its report to Mr. McCarter and from a jewel box in Mrs. Ilsley's in a show at the International ca- of the Peggy Strand fruit and flower York city. The speakers will bo es- the crossing, A moment later the officers patrol the Fair Haven road district. This action was taken after the successful writers will be noti- bedroom on the second floor. Tho sino, New York, aa a partner of shop, which occupied part of the first corted to the Sylvan forum by Amer- east bound train came along and day and night. Mr. Hunting said an application had been received by fied today of their accomplishment theft -was discovered early In the Chester Hale. Miss Coleman'B pro- floor and ?4,000 worth ot furnishings ican Legion offlcors of Monmouth struck the automobile amidships. The that many school children cross Fair a pupil outside the borough. Rum- .nd to be at the Convention hail next evening when Mrs. Ilsley opened tho fessional name is Diano Parish. In and equipment of the Ethel Mount, county, Including County Command- car lodged on tho fender of tho loco- Haven road to and from school and sons high school tuition fee Is (130. Friday night to receive their respec- box for several pieces of Jewelry. the new Bhow Misa Coleman does Mozar school of dancing, which er Morris Miller of Rod Bank, Past motive* and it was carried along for that precautions must be taken to Percy Hicks, chairman of the tive awards. Tho thieves selected only the most two tap numhers, a ballot danco utilized the entire second floor. Bx- County Commander Harry Wolsford a, distance of about 600 feet before protect their lives, Drivers of light grounds committee, reported that tho There is a possibility that the mili- valuable plocoa. Thoy left the out- and tho "can can.'* posure.damage to a building on thi of Asbury Park, County Commander the train stopped. The locomotive denv,ery trucks appear to have a work of grading the high school tary band at Fort Monmouth will be side of the box undisturbed so as The casino show cast is mado up cast side of the Y. M. C. A. struc- of Disabled War Veterans, Ralph was going at a slow rate ot speed at mania for speeding, he added, and grounds has been completed. present to render martial as well as not to attract the immediate atten- ture, owned by the Daniel H. Cook Damlano of Long Branch and Past of more than 200 performers, includ- the time, and Engineer Edward J. special watch will be kept to them. After the meeting an auto acci- patrlotlo selections. This outfit will tion of anyone entering the room, ing about 100 dancers and show estate, amounted to about $1,500. County Commander of Disabled War Connor ot Long Branch explained af- dent occurred in front of the high be supplemented by the fife and It is believed they entered the girls from France. Miss Coleman Is The Injured firemen wore Kenneth Veterans, Frank AschotUno of Long terwards that the reason he did not school, where the board meeU. Mrs. bugle corps of the various American Branch. stop sooner was because of the like- house sometime during the noon a graduate of Bed Bank high school Woodward of Shrewsbury avenue, a D. Harold Karp, a member of the Legion posts of the county. The lat- hour when the servants were eat- and studied dancing at tho Coleman member of Westslde Hose company, lihood of the automobile being Jarred Rumson Auxiliary board, was backing her car out of ter will be present at the request of In the colorful peasant costumes off, A sleep bank is on each side of ing dinner In the kitchen. Due to school. Sho intends to enter a overcome by smoke; Herbert Coli the driveway and the machine col- Morris Miller of Red Bank, the the fact that there were servants university in tho near futuro to con- morgen of Oakland street, who suf- of the Italian provinoea, one hundred the tracks. lided with a car driven by Patrick newly elected commander ot the members ot the Cora 4' Italia, of Party Next Week In tho house the front door was tlnuo her studies. Sho taught class- fered burns of both hands: Second The car was wrecked and its occu- J. Maloney of Ridge road. Both cars county units. not locked. es in dancing last year at Keyport Deputy Chief Raymond Brower, who New York Olty, directed by Maestro pants were wedged In their seats In were badly damaged and had to be Sandro Benelll, will sing songs of The speaker of the evening will be Police do not believe that two and Fennlngton and conducted a suffered a possible fracture ot the such a way that It was Impossible to Card and Bunco Party Tuesday towed away, but no one was hurt. Edward C. -Dufnell, a gradute of right arm, and ex-Chief Joseph E. Italy; and peasant dances will be get them out without cutting away magazine subscription solicitors who ballroom dancing class at tho Bed presented by members of the same Evening, September 14, at the Princeton, a platform orator and | had been working In that vicinity Bank Kills' auditorium. She ex- Fix, who fell over a fence and In- parts of the automobile. Dr. Marc who has achieved success in the.pro- jured his left arm. Mrs. .Augustus chorus under tho direction of Miss Krohn of fielford gave emergency Home of Mrs. Anna Pauelt for had any connection with tho rob- pects to continue the Keyport class Clella Capolll, well-known dancer. fessional world to tho heights of bery. • Complaints that these men this winter. Layton of Drummond place fell over treatment for the Injured people and Riverview Hospital. Junior Women becoming president of the Pruden- Miss Mildred LaManna, popular had been annoying residents had Mrs. Coleman, whose stage name a line of hose while watching the they were later taken to Rlverview tial . Insurance Co. , It ls& expected fire and suffered a fractured light Italian soloist, will sing in English hospital at Red Bank by the First that he will be Introduced to the been made to the police department. waa Diana Parish, was a member of and Italian. Tho first autumn card parly to be Plan For Dance The men were found and burred the Metropolitan Opera company for wrist Aid squads of Mlddletown township sponsored by the Rumson auxiliary assembly by David T. Wilents of Patrons of the Italian-American and Atlantic Highlands. Subsequent- Perth Amboy, also a great orato-, from making any further solicita- many years and was also a member Mr. Woodward, Mr. Colmorgen and ly Mrs. Cullen was moved to Holy of Blvcrvlew hospital will be held tions. They immediately left town, of Zlegfeld's failles and many Broad- several other firemen, who were not day Include Governor and Mrs. Har- Tuesday evening, September 14, at At Molly Pitcher who made a name for himself as old Q. Hoffman of Sea Girt, Com- Family hospital, Brooklyn. prosecuting attorney In the famouB the police stated. way productions. She had her own seriously hurt, were felled by flames the home of Mrs. Anna Fauels, 8 act in vaudcvlllo and has been blown from the building by a back vnendatoro Consul-General and Mme, Mr, Connors and James Phillips of Washington strcot, Chat' borough. Junior Woman's Club Holds Lindbergh trial. Gaetano Vecchlottl of Now York, Long Branch, conductor in charge of teaching dancing: at Red Bank! As- draft while fighting the firs In the Games will start at 8:30 o'clock. The use of the Convention hall has bury Park, Deal, Keyport, Long rear of tho frame structure. Commendatore Mario • Lauro of the train/say the automatic bell and There will also bo bunco tables. A First Fall Meeting Last Night been donated to tho committee and Extension Made Now York, Rev. Nicholas Soriano of whistle of the locomotive were being Branch, Pennington and Trenton for The building was originally built prize will be awarded at each table —Miss Gertrude Norman and there will bo no admission charge. by the late Albert VanSoholck, sec- Red Bank, Count A. F»,ccheUl- sounded when the accident occurred. The entertainment will begin prompt- 13 years. Guiglla of New York, Captain Hugo and there will also be a door prize Carol Siurget Spoke. In Mail Route ond cousin of the present council- donated by Mrs. John G. Foller. ly at 8 o'clock and the public Is in- man, J, Albert VanSchoIck, In the d'Annunzlo of Now York, Mr. and vited to participate In paying observ- Mrs. W. Warren Barbour of Locust, Hudson Excursion Mrs. John Smith is general chair- SO's, and was used as a recreation man and the committees are aa The first fall meeting of the Junior ance and respect to the greatest ot New Millinery hall, operated by Henry Denlae. and Senator A. Harry Moore; of Jersey historical documents 'ever written At Fair Haven City, Senator William H. Smathcrs On September 19 follows: prizes, Mrs. Ira D. Emery Woman's club of Red Bank was held Joseph Conover. It was later bought nnd Mrs. Otto Strohmengcr; cards, laBt night at the clubhouse of the and upon which this wonderful coun- by the Y. M. C. A. and used by this of Atlantic City, Thcron'- McCamp- 1 try of ours has so successfully pros- Shop Is Opened bcll of Holmdel, Congressman Wil- Mrs. John Lcmlg"; tables, Mrs. Per- Red Bank Woman's club on Broad Carrier Service to Include Parts organization for recreational pur- The Monmouth County, organiza- Btreel. Plans wore made for a Hal- pered. liam H. Sutphln of Matawan, Dr. tion for Social Service will hold Its cy H. Radford and Mrs. S. F. Ste- of McCarter Avenue, Hen- poses for many years. Several years Vlnzo Comito of New York, John J. vens; refreshments, Mrs. Mary Des- lowe'en dance, at the Molly Pitcher "The New Yorker" at 136 Broad ago It was sold to Newton Doremus fifth annual Hudson river excursion hotel Saturday night, October 30. Qulnn of Red Bank, Mrs. Allco Foote for tho benefit ot the social servlco mond and Mrs. Joseph Desmond, drickson Place and Hagger's Street, of Which Madame and was later taken back by the T, MacDougiass of New York and Cap- and tickets, Mrs. Bertie - Jeffrey, Howard Lang and his orchestra will- Motion Picture .. M. C. A. ,It was Insured for $10,000. dopartment of Fltkin Memorial hos- play for dancing. Costume prizes Lane. Jeanne d'Oro is Proprietor, tain Alesandro Pugllesc, New York. Mrs. Anna Paulcs and Mrs. John O. Dense smoke over Neon signs on pital Sunday, September > 10. Tho will be awarded. Tickets may be ob- At Elks Home Began Butineis Tuesday. steamer Sandy Hook, will leave At- Foller, will hs hostesses. tained from any member ot the club. Extension ot Fair Haven .carrier Monmoulh and Broad streets gave The program follows! the appearance of,a great conflagra- lantlo Highland! pier at 10 a. m. Mlas Gertrude Norman,, new Junior servlco, as recommended by Post- Opening March . :. . « Basket luncheons may be brought Arrangements have been completed maBter Raymond P. Jones, has been Formal opcnlnp of "The New York- tion and at times It appeared as If la) "The Star Spangled Bannir" club chairman of the third district, for the showing of a sound motion and dinner will be served on tho approved by tho postofflce depart- er" millinery shop nt 136 Broad street tltero was moro than ono fire. Thous- (rfl "The Italian Boynl March" Program^ Ready explained a new point system being picture at the Elks home at Red ands of spectators were attracted to Rid Bank Bank, directed by Maestro boat. There will be dancing on used by Women's clubs of the state ment at Washington, D. C, and -will took place Tuesday. Madame Jeanne Paiquala Acqulvlva Bank" tomorrow night at 8 o'clock, d'Oro,' who for many years has con- the blaze for miles around. Salutation Thomaa F. ShlbelT, board and a concert will be given For Flower Show federation. Miss Carol Sturges out- under tho auspices of the Monmouth become effective October 1. The ex- executive chairman, Aaburr Park by tho Keyport fire department lined tho club's program for the com- tension includes one black on Mc- ducted smart millinery shops in New Jacob Bloom, nre chief, who direct" County Horticultural society. The York, is proprietor. ed the fine work of the firemen, had "In Retrospect." Felix 8tnt»m«lo, band. Tho boat will dock at Bear Programs aro off tho press for the ing year. A scrap book for last year picture is released by the John A. Carter avenue, one block on Hen- general chairman, Red Bank Mountain park. drlckson placo and one block on The shop Is featuring the latest In nothing but praise for hla own fire "Tht Day We Celebrate" Mait.r of 41st annual exhibition of flowers, was presented to the club my Miss Rocbling Softs Company of Trenton Tickets may be purchased in this fruit and vegetables of the Mon- Jacqueline Simpson.. Hagger's lane. femlnlno headgear, many of the crea- fighters and those who volunteered Geremonlei, Basil B, Bruno, Long and it portrays tho building of the from neighboring towns. Back taps Branch section at the Social Service head- mouth County Horticultural society New members initiated were Miss- cables of the Golden Gate bridge at Another recommendation by Mr. tions belnp th« work of Mlsa Unruh, Soprano aolo, "Serenata" (Frani Schu- expert designer. Whllo tho most ox- were sounded at_2:05 a. m. bert) Mln Mildred LnManna, accom- quarters, Pearl street; the railroad Wednesday and Thursday of next es Marjorle Holmes, Ann Laird, Dor- San Francisco. No admission fee Jones approved waa the promotion panied bjr Harold F. Weber station, and at The Register office. week at tho armory on Chestnut othy VanSauter, Betty Birchonough, will be charged. of George Hawkins, mail carrier, to cluslvo In styles prevail many hand- Italian peasant dancei « street. Theodore E. Nestlcr of Eaton- Marjorlo McConnell, Mllllcent Chln- a regular villago carrier. From now mado creations are being offered at Patrolmen's Dance (a) Tarantella Napoletana town, show manngcr, announced yes- nock, Janet Conovor and Harriet Those Invited Include the mayors on Mr. Hawkins will be a regular attractive prices. Ideas of patrons are (b) Sorrantlna ——.... Twelve Dancera nd councllmen of Red Bank, Shrews- .lso carried out in tho making of from Coro d' IUlla, directed by Mill Shore Dinner At terday that many entries had been Wood. uniformed postal employee, and will Tomorrow Night Clella Capelll of New York and accom- rcccivod and the majority of display Present at last night's/.- meeting bury, Little >SUver and Rumsorr, tho hats. members of tho Rotary club, tho work 40 hours a week. Ho will be panied by Mln Vita Feila of New York Belford Tomorrow space had been sold. wore Misses Jacqueline Simpson, Mil- entitled to vacation with pay and The shop Is In the building former- Grectinga ...... Commendatort GaaUno Lions club and the Chamber of Com- ly occupied by G. Howard Lippincott. The Smoke Shop lavprn alShraws- About 200 classes have been ar- dred Hollywood, Mllllcent Chlnnoclt, Blck boneflts. Vecehlottl Preparations have been mado for merce of Red Bank, the members of Tho placo Is being redecorated and bury will bo tho sceno tomorrow Soprano eolo, "Sul Lago Tana". (Eldo Di ranged for professional, commercial, Wllda VanWagtmen, Lola Layman, A combination letter and parce night of tho Hth annual ball of the . Loaiaro) Mlia Mildred U, Manna 400 diners at the shore dinner to bo Patricia Seeley, Dorothy VanSauter, the Board of Freeholders, the mem- repainted and new fixtures aro bolng Addrais, "Italy and America" nmatcur and women gardeners, mem- bers of the Elberon Horticultural rocolvlng box will bo Installed on Installed. A largo and attractive dis- Rumson Patrolmen's Benevolent as- hold tomorrow evening at the fire bers of the Horticultural society and Elizabeth Long.MarJorlo Holmes, Pat sociation. This ovont Is hold ev«ry Count A. FnccheUI-Gulglla house ot Belford Chemical company Hammond, Carol Sturges, Jean Dun- society and tho newspaper staffs ot tho corner of River road and Fair play caso has been plnced outside March, Waolotlo (Qluaeppe Yerill) :.\ members of women's garden clubs In Red Bank and vicinity, Haven road nnd tho regulation let- the front of tho place. Antlijuo fur- year to ralso money for the aaioola- Red Bank band for tho benefit of that company and this section. Judging from present nell, Janet Conover, Llllle Parks, Chorui (a) "Alia Crocoa di Savola" Independent fire company. Sorv- Allca Parks, Dorothy Conover, Jane ter box will bo moved from that opot niture, which has always adorned ticn's sick and death benefit fund,' (Words by u. cardueeli mUilo by San- Indications tho show will be one of Ings will take place from 6 to 8 Hatnmell, Doris Avcrre, Florence to the corner of River road and Madamo d'Oro shops In the city, and Is tho principal source of re- dra Denelll) ' tho largest and most successful evor Townsend Club Meeting. Brown's lane. complete tho docoratlvc scheme. venue for this fund, Tho asaoct&ttan (b) "Va. Penalero au I'oH DoraU" o'clock and the flromon say the hold by Wio society. Averre, Dorothy Sutherland, Frances (Giuseppe Verdi) Coro d' IUlla., direct- Sherwood, Ann Laird, Alice Wyckoff, A meeting of the Red Bank Town- Mr. Jones has mado a request Madame d'Oro conducted shops at promises a good time for all tomor- ed by Maestro Sandro Benelll, accom- amount of food each person receives will be limited only by his or her Jane McHugh, Betty Blrchenough, end club will bo held Monday night, 'that rcsldonts who will boneflt by Broadway and 82il street, Seventh row night, a promise which his al- panied by Mini Vila Feita ways boon fulfilled at past affairs, Introduction! of prominent Italians of capacity. The dinner, becauso of Adele Heppner, Jean Strykor, Mary September 27, at the borough hall. It the now extension in tho delivery avenue and tho Grand Concourse. Monmouth county naall n. Ilruno being bounteous and palatable, won Dr. A. Rosenthal Jane Fleming, Ann Little, Florcnco la announced that important business routo should provldo a suitable mail While, she Is a newcomer to Rod There will bo two Boor »howa. Baritone solo and chorus, "IMmavera White, Sldnoy Dansor, Ruth Dola- Is to be transacted and a special ef- receptacle or door slot. Bank she la v/cll known in this sec- Slclllana" 0. Sceiianl and Coro a groat reputation last year and d' Italia those In charge say tomorrow night's Buys Crate House tush, Louise Parker, Minn Davis, fort Is being, made to havo all club tion and lms already mado many New Stnro Chorus, "Ma comma bull bella blmba" ovent will be even bottor. Thoy are Marlon Cook, Helen Imlay, Anita members present, with their friends. Club Endorses Candidates. friends. Sho states that she was at- Mlchnol Hnrtmnyer of Brown place (Canaone, della, Veneila, alulla) Coro Matthews, Viola Bottagnro, Evolyn tracted to Red Bunk because of its In tho new manager of tho National d' Itallit and audience encouraged over tho large advance Tho John Crato residence proporty Tho Atlantic Highlands Democra- on Third avonuc, Atlantic Highlands, White, Magna Moantford, Virginia tic club at a meeting Tuesday night many advantages, after visiting Grocery Co, atoro on Broad street. Addren, "America »nd Italy" 'sain ot tickets and tha generous Young Democrats to Meet. Ho auccoeds Krnest Mueller, who h»« Commander Edward E. Spaflord contributions made. , nas been sold through Daniel 3. WyckofT, Martha Ann Ruddy, Lois endorsed DR. Charles A. Reed for friends here. Chorui and dance, "Walti of Lombardy" Pulono to Dr. A. Rosonthal of that Cook, Lillian Savage, Mae Jackson, Tho Young Democrats of Amorlcn, mayor and A, J. Porsklevles and An announcement of tho opening been transferred to tho South Amboy Mlae Clella Capolll and Coro n« Branch The Register Is completely equip- struction Co. of Atlnntic Highlands. Club, beverages, Whlto Rock and Sorved with tho compllmentB of the ciety will hold n card party Thurs- when' our stuqm wn.dnstr Addren Dr. Joetph E. Bonone, ied to turn out any kind of Job print- MortgagM. Cold Indian Sprint? water, also dis- host. You know how well Marie and day night, September 3D, at 8:30 . . . , Miss Bthrl "' ' Loni Branch ng expertly and at reasonable prices. Tho houso •will bo ready for occu- I oin pise* any mortgage that Is tilled water. Ifllchler's boor and oth- Miss Helen Soprano «olo, "Nlnna. Nlnna Luccheia" f pancy by Novombor 15. Dunto enn Borvo othor dishes. Come o'clock at tho Stnolcu Shop tavorn. Mln Clara D'Antels, New York And the work Is done when, prom- good. Havev plenty of mortgage er brands, Benjamin H. Crate, 14 out tonight and enjoy their treat. A Dancing and a floor show Will fol- —Advertisement^ Chorui, "Dan, Dan; Dan" (Song ot Lorn, ised. The next time you need any* money on band today. R. V. R. H. North Bridge avenue, Red Bank, good time assured.—Advertisement. bardy) — Coro d" IUlla thing in tht printing line from a bus- Every Thursday^" fright Stout, a linden place, phone Red pbona 1188.—Advertisement low tho card gamou. Several dpor - CM Soprino iolo and chorui, iness card to a booklet give The Reg- at Canto's famous 'Llncroft Inn. Bank 2ML—Advertisement Mortgage Money, prlioB and' attractive table ptlxes ThB'WncroIt'FH

by Eugene Maf ee. Burial was in Makes Obituary. Fair View cemetery. Yom Kippur To Be Mr*. Hair Jane Louis J. Boury. Observed By Jews & P FOO Serious Charge Mrs. Mary Jane McQueen, wife of Louis J. Boury, yachting enthusl the late Qeorge W. MoCjusen of ast and former member of the New Shrewsbury, died Monday morning York Produce exchange, died Tues- Day of Atoa*m«ntr Sacre>d J«w- Against Janitor at Htkln Memorial hospital, Nep- mornlug on his estate Boy Lawn, iih Holiday, Uf be Marked by tune, where she had been a patient Buena Vista avenue, Rumson;' of a Fasting and Praying—Roah Woman Inmate of County Jail for the past month. She had been heart attaok, following an Illness of Hoshuwh Celebrated, In poor health for some time. about a week. Accuses Fred Dayuon—Mat- Mrs McQueen was 66 years eld. Mr. Boury was 78 years old. Hi Jews of Red Bank will Join with ter Brought to the Attention of She was born at Matawan and was was born at Baltimore and was the the daughter of Asjrory Tlce and the their co-rellgionUts all. over the tbo Freeholders, son of the late Edward and Oeor- .world In observing Yom Kippur, "the late Mary Jane VanPelt Tlce. With glahna Boury. He had resided at her family she resided at Llnoroft day-of atonement." next Wednesday, Rumson for the past 40 years afte September 10. Known as' the "sab- Sheriff Qeorge H. Botoerts appeared for 25 years, moving to Shrewsbury retiring from business. Before then before the board of freeholders at five years ago. bath of sabbaths," Yom Kippur is he resided at Brooklyn. the most saorsd day of the Jewish their meetta* at the court houi» Besides her father, Mrs. McQueen Mr. Boury was a trustee of Oce- Is survived by eight children, U religious calendar and la observed yesterday morolnsr and presented anlo library at Rumson and a mem- with fasting, prayer and repentance. •vHence he had collected on the ac- grandchildren, a sister and four ber ot the Naveslnk library associ- brothers. The children are Mrs. Yom Kippur will begin Tuesday ciuatlon of rape upon a woman ation. Annually for the past sev- evening with the singing of the prisoner while enraged In assisting Everett Andrews and Misses Emma, eral years, he defrayed the expenses COMPARE THESE NEW LOW PRICES WITH WHAT YOU HAVE BEEN PAYING. BUY NOW! Lydla and Ida McQueen, all of whom ancient melody "Kol Ntdra" and wll to clean the court houae, allegedly of children who patronlesd the li- conclude, ten days of penitence made by Fred Davtaon, chief Janitor Uved with h«r; Mrs. Christian Dlste brary on a bus trip to New York. Listed below an but a few of hundreds of other amazing reductions. See our store circulars and window of Middlstown, Mrs. Bradford C. whloh began this week with the ob- at the court houae. He was also a member of the New servance of the Jewish New Year. signs far-complete details. Compare the new prleesl It's your big opportunity to reduce your food bill;. The sheriff presented two affidavits. Behrman of Belmar, John McQueen York Yacht club, the Racquet and of River Flaxa and Clarence Mc- Pious-Jews will spend the entire day One from the woman who was al- Tennis club of New York, the Sea la the synagogue, neither eating, nor legedly raped, and another from a Queen ot Keyport. TheTslster is Mrs. Bright Beach dub and tbe Rumson Ada Wooton of Old Bridge, and the drinking, but devoting It entirely to Bokar Coffee • *23«' Nectar Tea ^ woman prisoner who teitlfled that Country club. meditation and prayer. . Dsvdson had made similar advances brothers are Asbury Tlce, Jr., of Mr. Boury never married. His clo« to her. Since Davlaon'i employment Farmlngdale, Jacob Tlce of Matawan, est survivors are two cousins. The day of atonement Is.distin- Beechnut Coffee Vfr 27* Beans ANNPAQI BRAND Charles Tlce of Cllffwood Beach and The funeral, In' charge of R. R. guished from most other holidays in le made by the board the sheriff George Tlce ot Old Bridge. that it Is associated with no histor- brought the matter to their attention. Mount * "Son of Red Bank, will b> The funeral will be held this after- held at the convenience of the fam- ical event.. The-day Is purely an at- Director Raymond Wyckoff stated empt at self-regeneration and atone- that the situation had been called to noon at 3:S0 o'clock at her late home ily. Burial will be in Greenwood on Patterson avenue, with-Rev. Ed- cemetery, Brooklyn.' ment with God. Although Its roots the attention of the board on Tues- reach far back into.primitive times day, and Davlson was Immediately ward W. Miller, pastor of Bed Bank Margarine Nuti.y 2 A&.-25« Baptist church, ©melatlng." Burial in ma* may have some relation to an suspended pending Investigation of Sirs. Emma Sutphen Dorsett. ancient equinoctial festival, the day No.2*rl«i, the charges. At the afternoon ses- charge of the Worden funeral home c will be In Atlantic cemetery at Colt's The funeral of Mrs. Emm> Sut- eceived Its present character in the camXO sion the hoard adopted a resolution Bible period. 2 Crisco or Spry \t I9« '«„' 5 3< referring the matter to the prosecu- Neck. phen Dorsett, wife of Elbert, Dor- sett, formerly of Holmdel and Mid- Before the beginning ot the com- M tor for Investigation and If proven mon era, when the Temple In Jeru- Del Monte JKKL ft |7< proper.to bring the matter before the Mlu May Woodward. dletown, was held Saturday at her Green Giant Peas ti 15< late home at St. Petersburg, Florida. salem still stood, the high purposes grand jury. Miss May Woodward died of com- •»• • I Mokes .*...•-. «„ «•»«»% Mrs. Dorsett was born at Brade- of the day wore expressed. in. rites After the morning session Sheriff plications last Thursday at the home t animal sacrifice, the common form Del Maiz Niblets 2 Roberts emphasized that ha had of her mother, Mrs. Annie A. Wood- velt on March 2, 1866, and was the daughter of Robert Roy and Eliza- f worship in the ancient world. Bisquicks ^ 17c ^'2 9c made no charges against Davljon be- ward, and her sister, Mrs. Daniel C. Since the year 70, however, the cen- fore the board meeting but had Oakes, on Memorial parkway, Atlan- beth Sutphen. Surviving, besides her husband, are a sister, Mrs. Lydla tral theme of-the ritual has been Campbell's JZl 3 merely reported to them what he had Uo Highlands. She. was M years enltence, prayer, and righteous, ae- Jello or Royal DISSERTS PI*5« b been told and the evidence he had old and waa a popular member ot Sutphen Tltton, and three brothers, :lon. Lemuel W. Sutphen of Red Bank Campbell's 3 22' collected. Members of the board, In the faculty of Washington Irving Remnants of the temple ritual axe a a discussion following the meeting, high school, Tarrytown, New York, and Robert Roy and George J. Sut- Heinz Ketchup "£17< phen ot HolmdeL •till found in' the present-day wor- referred to the accuser's police rec- where she had taught English since ihlp for Yom Kippur. The beauti- Peaches' SS I 5« ord, which has many arrests on 1828. ful concluding service for the day Pride of Farm CATSUP 'fel 2« statutory charges, and pointed out Miss Woodward was taken 111 lest Charles T. Fay, Jr. known as "Ne'ilah," "the closing that she and her husband are nowFebruary and underwent two opera- Charles F. Fay, Jr., son of Mr. and )t tho gates." Tbla undoubtedly re- Sun Rayed both In jail here because they were tions; in the Tarrytown hospital. Up- Mrs. Charles F. Fay, Sr., of Brook- ers to the closing of the Temple caught practising the "badger" game on her recovery she resumed her lyn, died Thursday at his summer gates although i It has now taken on 0 at Asbury Park In July, In which lutles as teacher but was forced to home, Waterman, and Grand ave- be added symbolical meaning of the Ritz Crackers N..C. ^ 21 < College Inn "SiS %?I5« a. youth was Inveigled to the home 5lve up and return to her home on nues, Rumson, of a heart attack. He sioalng of the gate of tears and sup- only to be caught there by. the hus- leave of absence. Miss Woodward was 14 years old. The boy had come illcatlon and the opening of the gate band. Board members took the at-waa a graduate of Middletown town- to Rumson about six weeks agog . it God's mercy. • -.• . Graham It 17< Baker's Cocoa ^8^ 15 titude that such a woman should sot ship high school and Newark Normal The . funeral was held Sunday In observance of Rosh Hashonah have been allowed to work around school, and afterward received her morning at St. Michael's church, his week, Rabbi Arthur Hershon in the county offices. digree of bachelor of science at New BrooklynBkl , and burialbil , In chargh e of R. lermons at Temple B'nal Israel de- 'While there Sheriff Roberts also York University. She taught at East- R. Mount * Son of Red Bank, was ined Judaism as a set .of ideals, uni- .FLOUR SALE - lowest Prices in Years... BUY NOW/ briefly discuued with board members hampton, New York, before going to in St. John's cemetery, Queens. versal In,their scope, about God, life the report from the State Commis- 'arrytown. She was a member of and: human relations. Judaism, he sioner of Institutions and Agencies the Westohester County Teachers, nald, was not a- blood cult nor an ex- SUNNYFIELD Gold MedalAHecker's, on the recent Inspection of the JalL the Tarrytown Teachers and the New St. John's Guild clusive nationalistic religion, for Another Jail matter brought before York State Teachers' asoolattons. ews, nor:a aogmatio plan for sal- All-Purpose Flour the board was the July report of Surviving besides her mother and Plans Card Parties ation. It waa through hlstorlo cir- Pillsbury or Ceresota Sheriff Roberts, whloh showed there sister "are three brothers, William E. cumstances, he declared, that Jewish 71b. bag v were 223 persons In Jail on July 1, .'4/,lb. bag 3'/ilb. bao 71b. baa 24/ilb.bag and John N. Woodward of Atlantic St John's guild of Little Silver met people became the bearers of Jud- and 148 there on July SI, with 1W Highlands and James A. Woodward aism. . ' • - :: r the highest number for any one day. Tuesday afternoon at the home ot the c of Mew York. president, Mrs. Joseph T. White of In speaking of religion ltaCjlf, the The total expenditure for food, etc, was held Monday was $1,314.12. The funeral Branch avenue, and made plans for rabbi stated that In these days man morning at St. Agnes's church. Rtv. a series of card parties for the bene- cannot put on religion as a garment, i A communication from Freehold 27' 75 18' 35' 97' Michael H. Callahan chanted a re- fit of the church organ fund. The first which can be removed at their con- Sunnyflald Flour allures GUARANTEED baking reiultt. township Informed the board that quiem mass. Burial by A. M. Posten party will take place Tuesday even- enience. Religion, he averred, must Take advantage of our special low prices. Buy flour now. the committee had received the let- and Sons was In Bay View cemetery. Ing, Ootober 19, and the committee la S>e practiced by men not only with ten and petitions of the Agricultural The bearers were Dr. Thomas C, Me-charge consists of Mrs, H. R. Kings- the "lips but with their lives." Workers union relative to remedying Vey, Joseph McVey, Reginald Hsjfdy, ley, Mrs. George Taylor,. Mrs. Ed- •• M «i» • Lima Beans K; condition! brought about by Immi- ward Worthley, Mrs. Reuben Taylor My-T-Fine Desserts pk0.5c David Bills, Oliver Williams and Ed- Archdeacon To Preach. grant labor brought here from the mund Hartcorn. and Mrs. Fred Ayers. The guild's South during the summer and had next meeting will be October 6 at Archdeacon Robert B. Grlbbon of Tomato Juices'Td 3^2 5< declined to pass the suggested or the parish house. Trenton will bo in charge at St. 4Pk,l5< din&nces. ' V D. Inrln Sutphln. Jbhn'sjohapel »,t LlttJe^Sllver Sunday, 2 D. Irwln Sulphln of Marlboro, a Present at Tuesday's gathering be- morning. The service will begin at Campbell's^rr 3^,20' The borough of Monmouth Beach guard at the State hospital at that sides those mentioned were Mrs. H. June Peas 3^ 2 5« made application for flfiOO of the dirt 11:15 o'clock and '-will consist of Holy place for the past six years, died Fri- S. Jackson, Mrs. Jessie-Spencer, Mrs. Communion and sermon, ' 2 c road funds: the borough of Xesns- day night after being confined to bedJons Bates, Miss Lillian Bates, Mrs. Peas "">«poRT •£&. 2?a°n. 25 String BeansH£ 3^2 5< burg the sum of $5,000 for the Im- for three days. He had been In poor Carrie Borden, Mrs. Benjamin A. provement of 'Waackaack creek, and Shoemaker and -Mrs. Frank Giles. d Neptune township for $8,000 of road ealth for some time. Tin%# Done FaneyGradeA No.2 I A. funds for next year. All applications Mr. Sutphln, who was 61 yean old, LEARN to DANCE J my sTGOS A & P Brand can I 7' Sweet Cbm'*£»ir3&'25< were received and ordered filed. was a son-in-law of the late Profes- or Forman M. Cossaboom, who died PARKING. Howell's Dancing School, Wheat and 21b. The board approved the action of in November, 1935, and a brothsr-ln- Monmouth Road * Roownlt Avt, Spratt's Fibo [Meat pkg. 35c Sauerkraut'iSS ^ I O< West Long Branch in awarding the A Letter on This Subject From Mrs. OAKHURST, N. J. law of Dr. Ralph F. Cossaboom of Thomas Jardbie. k contract for the Improvement of Freehold. He was born at Chapel • Our Main School I White Bread A«prr..hi!jfa< Hollywood avenue to L. E. Seeley for Hill and was the son of the late Built Red Bank, N. J. ««S SSth SI, BROOKLYN, N.V. Presto & «: r-25« his low bid of $1,498.34, and the ac- nd Louise Irwln Sutphln. His wife, „ September 7, 193T. ChUdr»n'« Tap «nd Bullet ClaiMl, Dear Editor: tion of Little Silver In awarding the Mrs. Blanche Cossaboom Sutphln, Mond»ri, 4 and 5 p. m. contract for the Improvement of urvlces. The parking In Red Bank being Adulu' B«llroom Clus Mondiri, Mazola Oil &23 Choc. Syrup H«nh«y. 3'a'n, 25< Prospect avenue to Charels J. Hess, a problem I want to offer this humble 8:30 p.-in. Mfl Inc., for the low bid of $2,485.40. They The funeral was held Monday af- suggestion: one-hour on Broad street Miiollor'c <"«i>/ O I Tc ernoon at his late home, with Rev. from the nostofflce to Front street, Chlldrtn'i Sptcitl Ratal 10 CUu Uf also ordered filed the application of •on. »3.00 (Sapb 13 to Stpt. SO only) Puffed Rice . Pk0.10« MIddletown township for $3,000 for Frank Huff, pastor of the Marlboro two hours on Monmouth street. No ITIUCII6I a Spaghetti or Noodles Aplcoi. I # * Reformed church, officiating, Stephen parking limit on other streets. OPEN MONDAYS ALL WINTER the improvement of the lagoon at T«nlh Succedful Year In Oikhunt. q Leonardo. rlsyden, a member of the staff of Mrs. Thomas Jardlne. SUNSWUT Puffed Wheat 2.a,l5< he State hospital, sang "Beautiful Prune Juice b of. 15« The plans and specifications for the } r new bridge at West Farms, as sub-Isle of Somewhere," accompanied at Waldorf Paper 4on,l5 « mitted by County Engineer Otis R. he piano by Mrs. Clifford VanKlrk Ovaltine ^ 29< tst&& Seamon, were approved by the board. if Marlboro. FUMERflL The new bridge was made necessity The bearers were John O. Ben- Scot Tissue ^"n 3 «... 22< by the collapse of the old one three ett, John Schrelber and Mr. Van- HOME Sweetheart SOAP 3 cak..l 7< lusklrk, all of Marlboro; Clarence Flakes or Granules |flB. |A weeks ago when a car ran Into one C e of the supports. The new structure Itevens and Raymond Fary of Sea MaknclofliHWiarlonger Pkg. I 7 Camay Soap^i'Tw^.r. eak« 5 will have a concrete floor on steel Irlght and Robert Earhardt of Key- 8oa -i ? beams. It will be a 60-foot span, with iort Burial In charge ot the Wor- e 30-foot roadway and a five-foot walk en funeral Home of Red Bank was Rinso ^r pT0"8cfe 19« PreventsDrySkln cake 5 on one side. a the Brick Church cemetery, near Freeholder E. O. Murphy reported arlboro. on two offers that had been received Silver Dust J&LSX ** 17* Ivory Soap ±6« 2X19« for the scrap iron of the bridge. The Jacob Meyer. HONESTY OF Cltron-Byer Co. of Trenton offered Jacob Meyer, retired Newark coa- deiOX the speed soap • PKg.,1 I * OXydolra,,wcm,.nglaUndr,ScPX I 9< $11 a ton and A. Lewis of Asbury actor, died Thursday at his home PURPOSE Park offered $12 a ton. The matter in. Sycamore avenue, Shrewsbury, c x was referred to the bridge commit- llowlng an Illness of several Thit organization waa founded Super Suds *•* *°* 3z..25 Kirkman's«. 6 -25« tee. months. He waa stricken ill of The board voted to send a resolu- neumonia last spring while In to serve those of every creed in f tion to County Farm Agent EUwood Florida and never fully recovered. Red Bank and vicinity. In the Caflo Dog Food P&G Soap Z.Z 7cak..25« Douglass wishing him a speedy re- He was 88 years old and > bachelor. « CUANSIR covery. Mr. Douglass, who was He was born In New York, a son more than twenty years that it BMsUI*Sesss.'« taken 111 with a heart attack last of the late Louis and Amelia Meyer. has been our privilege to attend Orange Juice s^dm. «? IO« OaDDIIT SscSsceunwUhoutSmtchlne g Wednesday, was later removed to He went to Newark when, a boy Fltkln hospital, where his condition and had spent practically, all his Catholic and Protestant families, yesterday was,reported as Improved. life there. He retired several years we have proved that this is a Preserves Super Suds &*£* 17 ago. service for all, that it it readily .Except Strawberry and Ratpbtry He was a member of Pypbsgonlo DRUM AND BUGLE CONTEST. lodge, F. & A. M., Newark; the adaptable to the financial Masonlo Veterans' association, of status and spiritual needs Many Red Bankers Plan to Attend which he was a life member, and Competitions at Newark. of each family. SU JUunb Cuts SpetiaSfy Puced! Temple Bnal-Jeshurun. A large attendance of residents of Surviving are his sister, Mrs. CHOICE GRADE SPRING LAMB .sRed Bank and vicinity Is looked Pauline Rose of Shrewsbury, and for at tlie pre-natlonal American several nieces and nephews. Legion drum1 and bugle competi- Tho funeral was held Saturday tion to be held Sunday night, Sep- afternoon at Bnat-Jeshurun ceme- tember 10, at Newark school sta- tery chapel, Hillside, with Rabbi dium. One of the features will be Solomon Foster officiating;. Inter- a competing performance by the ment, In charge of the John W. Los Angeles Drum and Bugle corps, Flock funeral home of Long BrancnY LEGS of LAMB 29 which will be led by Betty Louise was In Bnal-Jeshurun cemetery. ' e Atkinson as drum major. Other organizations which will participate Loin Lamb Chops b45 Shoulder of Lamb^ib. 19* are Victor McLaglen's corps of « Sirs. Sarah Zella Belchards. men, Curtis O. Reddan post of Dan- Mrs. Sarah Zella Relchards, widow ville, Illinois, Tarentumpoat of Penn- of Harry Relchardi, died of compli- Rib Lamb Chops . 39^ Stewing Lamb JSL.b 15« sylvania, drum corps from Marlboro, cations Saturday at the horns of her Massachusetts; Stratford, Connecti- slsUr, Mrs. Arthur Crozler of Fair Shoulder Lamb Chops ib.33< cut; Wilmington, Delaware; San Haven road, Fair Haven. She had Thit year's lamb crop li a large one and of exceptionally good quality. All our lamb It chole* grads-a deflnlta meat rating Oabrlol post of California and Com- been a. patient in the Medical Center Progress monwealth Edison post of Chicago. at Jersey City the past four months applied to lamb of fin* texturt) and superior quallty-tha finest offared by the country's leading packers. Thrifty too .... for at k i The last named post now holds the and was brought to the home' ot Mrs. these low prlcei everyone can afford to select from our varl«ty( roaiti for Ihe.famlly dinnersdinner,, chchopo t for quick luppsn. championship. Many tickets for Croxler last Thursday. Constant Improvement In the efficiency ot the competition have been sold at ' Mrs. Relcbards had been a resident equipment and highways make It possible tor ua to 4 lbs. the rooms of Shrewsbury post of of Fair Haven the past 20 years.. For e and tbe American Legion of Red Bank. a number of years she waa employed serve distant areas undo locally. FANCY FOWL ib. ever 31Ib. Great Interest Is being shown In In the dry goods store of Straus Co, S 29 the American Legion national con- on Broad street, Red tiuk. She was vention to be held at New York a member of the Sons add Daughters September 19 to 24. In connection ot Liberty lodge. BurvMng besides ib. with the drum corps competition 31 Mrs. Relchards Is a dakhter, Mlsi R.R.Mo«nt & Son POT ROAST BONELESS CHUCK 39° wrfses of Bights over New York will Frances Rilchara>. *• T ISTASLISHCD ises be given to spectators who bold The funeral was h»]\ Tuesday fortupate numbers. The flights will afternoon at the home oflMrs. Cro- PBBDBBIO K. ADAMS, HOB, Bacon 8»«-HKKSCK. '^23« Fresh Fillet .J9« take place while tbe convention la tiMiuKV « sier. Rtv, Henry p BoiT FUNERAL DIRECTORS of the Fair Havtn Method EASTERN EASTf cr: DIVISION A & P FOOD STORES DIVISION 2> William B, Towlsr, JTi"'fcas opened a hardware' store •&&#&/> former p River Brehm building . on_ pep in-. avenue LoMg Branch Youthr Wading no,w. owned; by (ho Oaraells,v.broi then. . '' . ' -:':'~-"^''''~;'},, '• ' '• Near Gravel Bottom, Steps In- Ths pbstofflce wWVbe refiirnUhed to Water Beyond Hii Depth— throughout, With new .partitions, fix- Coudn Attempts Rescue. tures and generalcfflce equipment. , *Alfredr>*»dsen,C.who, ^teaW > government school at Newport News, Vincent Sassano, Jr., IB yean old, i. iilfiiifiiR & co. of Long Branoh, wu drowned Sat- Virginia, was boipe.^ver the week- urday when, while wading In t)wln* end* * ' mlng^tver,' near Qravel tJBottoio, he v The Peninsula hotel 'bas been stepped Into water beyond hli depth. closed tfor the«»esjon.-» ;..,',!••• The'boy, unable to swim, .carried 'en V Mrjji Bloomnety Wary, of rJChureh • Ill M AlltlU S CRR1T STtftIS a struggle with hl« coiuln and com- •treef and Mrkv'J. '»'"WUntott of panion, Edward..V)tale, 30, «f .Brook- ynton CJtyfWi.V»«been> spending a lyn, who sought to rescue hlm._ An- Yew ilay»^witb7Wr/ah«J>Jar»."Edwar d other youth, William Hausoblld, 14, Loftus of WHUboro, N»w York. tilTlK D.LISO <« U/ll of Long Branch, completed the par- Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Applegate "LAVNCEWT" - Sueii, \ f ty of three that had come to Red 'and son have returned to Passalo opera, patent trimmed) Bank to bo.the in. the river at New- after having spent the summer here.' Black. By Paltu Delito.\ man Springs. . V . i Mr. Applegate la prlnolpal of one of f #w 1S.7S Top boy'a body was recovered with- the Passatt schools." in half an hour by Reuben White, Recorder Walter'JT.'Sweeney ta sandal In black tuede. Bj\ well-known rlverman, who had been around again jaf tar having been con- Falter OeUlo. •. J6.7SJ called upon by Red Bank polios to fined to bis home with Illness. drag the bottom, The body was re- Mr. and Mrs.' Emll Bchwarx and moved to the funeral establishment two sons of Newark were week-end tutie tanial In black. Byt of. John W. Block at Long Branch. guests ot Mr. and Mrs, John A. Teller DeLUo. . 16.75 An Investigation of the tragedy/was B-lchter. • conducted by Deputy Chief. Harold .. A radio Installed In the polios car ~CRVSADER"-Pumhe4 swirled tuede, black or( DavlSon and Captain Joseph Bray. on trial a month ago was purchased red mud. By Palter De- The' three boys had entered th« by the borough cqupcll at last week's Llto. . •. . . 1S.7S 'river at a spot, long known aa meeting. It Is a special set. tuned Gravel Bottom. Access to this part to the county police radio station at '•EDINBVRGH"- of the river Is made from the for- Freehold and cost $140. The vote Punched Oxford in black mer Oust Ornberg camp on Newman on the motion to buy the radio, 'tueif. B) Pallet VtLito, Springs road. . The camp this year however, was not unanimous. Coun- Is vacant but,, despite this, many cllmen Charles BUenberger and Ed- persona have been making u»e of tho ward, A. Brown voted brthe affirm- beach. ative, Philip Rock voted "no" and The boys, after bathing at Gravel Sol Nelmark was recorded as "not Bottom, waded down the river, past voting." a sharp turn, which hid them from The Sons and Daughters ot Lib- vlow of other bathers. At this turn erty will dispose of a blanket on the awlft current of the river has the co-operative plan. dug several deep holes In the bottom, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gahn have which Is also strewn with stumps of moved from Ocean avenue to tho trees. This section of the river Is also generally used by boys who can Bedford house at West Park, Rum- swim and who swing Into the river son. from branches, of trees from a high Herbert F. Young Is making a bank. At the time of the accident number of Improvements to his the river at this point was not being home on Church street. It will have used. a new porch and new roof, and will be enclosed with composition shin- Vltale told the police that he at- gles. . tempted to grasp his cousin as the Mrs. Stephen Johnson and grand- water closed over him. The strug- son Lester have moved to Trenton ASBIOHS gling boy clutched his cousin around the neck and almost pulled him for the winter after 'spending the down with him. He managed to summer here. Mr. Johnson is en- break the boy'a grip but was unable gineer for the Taylor Provision Co. to regain a hold on the struggling of Trenton. youth. He and the third' boy then rushed for help. Persons swimming Tinton Falls. at 'Gravel Bottom rushed to ths spot but were unable to locate the victim, Tha E»fltUr sur In bought at Dttld The Bed Bank first aid aquad was Beott'i ttor*. called and Mr. White, was notified. 1 School reopened yesterday for the The latter located the body after a new term. All the teachers are the search of about ten minutes. Arti- same as last year. New furniture ficial respiration was attempted but has been bought for the second and the youth was pronounced dead by third grades. A room in the base- Dr. Walter W,. Gosling.. ment of the building has been made H01GVAL Vincent was the son of Vincent R. into a meeting place for the town- Sassano and the late" Rose Vitale ship committee of Shrewsbury town- Sassano. Besides his father he is ship and for the township board of survived-by five brothers- and four education. Tha work, was done by sisters. They are Nicholas Sassano William. S. England, janitor of the of Tampa,-Florida, and Joseph, Vic- school. tor, Frank, Louis, Anna, Isabella, Mrs. Thomas, Calandrlello and her Theresa and Catherine Sassano, all two children are making a sojourn HOOtt of Long Branch. Another brother at Watertown, New York. John was killed In an automobile . Mr, 'and** Mrs. John McNeil and accident in 1029. Mrs. Saasano. died Miss Frances Judge of Katona, New in December, 1933. '. York, formerly' of this place,! spent The funeral was held Tuesday last week with Miss Margaret Dean. morning at St. James' -church, Long MIis Margaret Bhults- waV.st guest of Branch, where the boy attended Miss Dean over the week-end. . ' Sunday-school, Rev. Morton A. Mtss, Janet Boott Is spending two Barnes, rector of the church, offici- weeks at Byosiett, Long Island, with ated, and burial was In Woodbine her sister, Mrs. Everett Bradley. cemetery, Long Branch. . - William. Bennett has hli new res- idence on Sycamore avenue almost ready for occupancy. He expects to Rowboat Upsets, move into it the latter part of this mflnth;' Two Men Saved Mr. and Mrs. Halverson. have re- turned to New York after having Richard Crowe *nd John Hasbagen spent the summer with Mrs. George ot West New Brighton, fitaten Is- Coleman. ;•-•••• land, had a narrow escape .in the , The Ladies' aid society of. the storm Surtdsiy night when their row- Methodist church will meet at the boat overturned while they were row- home of Mrs. E. O. Ehlnger this af- Ing with provisions from Highlands ternoon;;*'"-.. •••--i.:1 . » . to their cabin cruiser, Traveler, In ; Mrs,'Fred Rlngenb&rger and her the river. Their wives were aboard daughter, Miss Marie'-Rlngenberger, the cruiser. ,' are oh their way back from England, Despite the swift current Crowe Where they spent most of the sum- managed to reach a piling, undertht mer, and they are expected home Probing inuTthe roinantk past for inspiration, the cleverest de*; railroad draw and was pulled to this week. safety. Hashagen clung to the boat Murray M. Rosenburg has moved signers of fine shoes for women have this, season seized upon thi) and was finally .washed ashore with Into his new" home on Dorbrook It, a ponslderable distance down the Farm on the Scobeyvllle road. His river. While coast guards spent the estate Is one of the show places of Middle Ages TT taking' a ~cue 'from the~aristocfatic upturn of a] night searching for him he slept un- this locality. In addition to having der the boat, kept warm by the con- built a very attractive house be has tents of a bottle of liquor, which spent a small fortune for landscape knight's footwear? borrowing: the'forthright 'square look of the, was not lost when the boat upset work and for rare trees and shrub- The Coast guards found him the next bery. ' shoe Friar, Tuck mutt haw*wornTgivirig heed to the buskins that morning none the worse for his ex- Miss Patrlola Magulre has returned perience. to her 'home at West Long Branch after having spent' most ot the sum- shod a lady fair, like Guinevere or Meli&ande. All this quaint and, Boys can make extra pocket money mer with her aunt, Miss Margaret selling The Register—Advertisement Dean. • JL charming pageantry is translated in termfof suede and calf to new, Fall shoes as modern as fwe-hours-by-plane-to-Bermuda and laid MOLLY at your feet, .ladvefof New Jersey^ that you may walk in beauty} rKpNtlfADl SIIOIS (,, I.IO tOm* 4HD COVHTKt tlthxl I, uiLitn (u ri|iit/ "PAM" -Lattice front "SCALLOP"-High Hep- "BENCH"'- Cuffe* ttepin, black tuede Kith in, black, brown, blue, ttepin, dnttnctlj' moyen* FOOD age. Black or brottn green reverted calf. 9.75 [patent. . , . 10.75 tuede. By I. Miller. 16.75 THE BEST FOB LESS ; t * "ETON" -Kiltie oxford f'GALA" - Open vamp Britith Ifalker in run r«. "RIBETTE" - So/los ttepint black, with grot, ttepin, blick tuede. 10.75 tcrted calf, . >. 10.75 18 MONMOUTH ST. Phone Red Bank 3144. grain. By I. ffiUer. 15.75 "MONK" - Stepln of "CARLISLE" - Pump of ijjpnaitlc air, by Pedc- "MtiRCUnY" - iKingd :black tuede, , , , 10.75 modi. Black and colon, Hapiir, in black tutde. Br >• . 13.75 I. Miller. ... 14.79 Prime {•CELEBRITY" - Sandal "MONtROSE" - IFInga* "CAITER" - Stepln of ttepin, another variation, ! I c ttepin In multi-colored Slack' or mil reverted btock tuede. By 1. Miller. tuede. Alto black iu«de coif. By Pedemode. 12.75 5 25lb. Steaks Kith patent., • • 10.75 . . . 15-75 lb. "PICCADILLY" - Side «CAPVCMN"-Slepln w buckle ttepin, black or a la Friar .Tuck. Black,'' Roas(QCAUTt Y BEEF) BEEF) •V*P#HCf I?V ' C.f,«IL.J \JAi/jubs < ^ stifcneit 6rown reverted'calf, • brown, blue, green re. Britlih Walker faihloru verted calf, Br U Miller. oxford, black or broim • 11.75 tuede. ... . 9.75 , 19,75

SWIFTS BROOHPTELD BONELESS BOIXED Butter 36B,. Veal Roast (ONE-FOUND BOLLS} 29I WOMEN'S BfifTfR SOOsff( fc$ fOfJRTB H6»M BEST MADE FBESHMADE FRANKS ologna lb. lb. Pace Four RED BANK-REGISTER, SEPTEMBER 9; 1087;. Sea Bright, ad Mr. Worden I* en* Endeavorers To Hazlet. LJqoroft. joying a vacation from his duties at the Worden funeral home. Red Bank, (Tie 9*4 Baafc Bediter au fee toasht at Uaeroft from Habut Molun, who oil Celebrate 50th • delivery rmte). Mrs. M. Van Braokle was' hostess River Plazk- to the members of the Woman'* Guild Mrs. Matthew Mullin, Jr., has re- lltlbrill Mi ^ Society of St. Mary1* Eplaoopal church, Key- turned home- from Blvervlew hos- (Tht Bed Bank SnrliUr on bi bouihi port, at her home Thursday after- pital, where the had been a patient In XUvir Pliu from Albert Ltndeiutnitn,} Young Folk* of Leonardo Will noon. The meeting was well attend- several day* with Injuries Mcelved Ml*s Helen Gordaychlk,' Mis* ed. It being the first of the season. recently la a fall at her home. Thelma - Nlolsen .and R. A. Fisher, Hold Banquet at Red Bank Mrs. J. Harvey Bowne turned in Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wles* and Jo., enjoyed a moonllfht sail up the 142, which was realized from two daughter Dorothy of Olendale, Long Hudson river Monday night. . Tuesday, September 21, and Island, were week-end visitors of food sales held during the summer. Mrs. Elwood Hendrloks has a new CAMPBELL JR'S a Rally September 24. The Guild will hold.a card party Ramon Motion- and family. Mis* Margaret Molion of New York spent Plymouth sedan. . In the parish house Friday evening, Billy Stobo and Robert Hendrlck* September 17. The members will the week-end at her home here. The Christian Endeavor society of spent Thursday at Rosolle Park with have a miscellaneous booth at the James Wllooxen and family of As- Thomas Downle. .hs Leonardo Baptist church will ob- bury Park have taken possession of bazar to be held by the church Oc- Miss Arllne Llndanstruth la spend- lerve Its 50th birthday with a golden tober 13-14. They will also serve a Robert L. Cooke's house on tha main TENDER FOWL, (4,5 ttii) ....;....*„...„.. 30c Jubilee celebration' shortly. All of road. They moved in Saturday, The ing a week at North Bergen with cold supper, consisting of ham, Mrs. A. C. WIeder. Miss Linden- the present and former living mem- baked beans, potato salad, cabbage house was formerly occupied by C. BROILERS/FRYERS; ROASTERS...... 35c era have received Invitations to Powell Beyland and family who have striith, was .at North Bergen two s AU bird* cleaned, ready for oooklngv r salad, beets, rolls and coffee and Ice days thi* week._ _ ' i larttolpate. cream. Mrs. M. Van Braokle, Mrs. moved to Rochester, New York. Tuesday, September 21, at the E. R. Boyd and Mrs. W. A. Swing Jack Kelly, Sr., has purchased a FRESH EGGS Maryland tea house, Red Bank, the will have a miscellaneous booth. Boy* oan make extra pocket monay Free Bellrerr Servloe—Wednesday and Saturday. • Ford roadster. < illllni The Register— Advertisement society will hold a banquet. Miss Mrs. Charles Cluna and Miss Grace • PHQNB BED BANK S78-W-L • - Kathlyn Guttormsen, president, will Mrs. T. Rudlger of Bethany road RED CROSS SHOES has purchased a new Chevrolet se- Feeney of New York were week-end ie toaatmlstress and Rev. Ellwood dan, William Bell Is driving a new visitors ot William Domldlon and S. Wolf, pastor, will give the Invoca- family, tion. The charter members and Ford V-8 sedan, and Frank Terry >ther outstanding past leaders will ha* bought a new Plymouth sedan. More than ao persons attended a !GlMlchael Mahoney, Jr., will now JCome see *tbeoi.\We'll fit you perfectly ia these the,dinner a large birthday cake tended a Hamburger rout at the •ell The RegiiUr* throughout this bearing EO candle* will be placed up- home of Mr. and Mrs, Clarence E. Motion. He lueoitd* Hubert Molson, FLOWER SHOW beautiful 'shoes that bring youth to your step- >n the speakers' table, after which Bahrenburg of Keyport Friday even- who covered the route this summer iand beaaijr^tp your feet. Price still only $6.50. each person will be served with a Ing. for George Toop, portion, ' ' ° Miss Eleanor Pfluger, Fred Houes Mrs. Ella Holland of Newark and son of Freehold were week-end spent the Weekend with her broth- Frederick L. Mlnte! of Rahway, er, Walter Walbel. Mr. Waibel left state executive secretary, wUl bring guest* of Mrs. Mary Pfluger of Beth- greeting* from the New Jersey Chris- any road. yesterday on a business trip to Bal- RED BANK ARMORY Die HftNCUFf tian Endeavor Union, and Ralph Miss' Enid Sproul, Dlok McKeen, timore. He plans to be gone several Manehee of Asbury Park, president Don Mandevllle and Grace Schenok, days. . . >t the Monmouth-Ooean County motored to the Delaware Water Gap William Domldlon, i Jr., who liaa Christian Endeavor Union, will bring Sunday. ' jeen employed at Forked Hirer, has greetings front the county societies. William Moccl of Bethany road been traniftrred to Mahanawkln. The message of the evennlg will he ha* purchased a Ford coupe. Dante Daverlo and family enter- brought by Arch J. MoQulklen of Mrs. Andrew J. Latham was hos- tained relative* from Long Island Philadelphia, former president of the tess to the Ladles' aid society of 8t and New York over the week-end. Auspices Pennsylvania Christian Endeavor John'* M. E. church at her home on H, L. Roaoh and daughter Har- Union. Mr*. Bllwood B. Wolf will the Holmdel turnpike last Wednes- riet left yesterday morning for. Ak- renounce the binedlution. day afternoon. ron, New York, where- Mr. Roaeh Friday, September M, at the Leo- Mrs. Roellf H. LeRoy was hostess will meet hi* brother, who Is arriv- Monmouth County Horticultural Society ardo Baptist church the society will to the Friendship Class of St. John'* ing from California* It la expeoted hold a big rally. All members and M. E. church at the church Tuesday that they will tour Canada, and visit friends are Invited to attend. The of lot week. Mr*. Frances Wool- the Toronto fair. H. B. Young Is ireildent of the sooUty will preside ley and Mrs. Harold Laabertaon managing the poultry plant during and give an address of welcome. Rev, were appointed on the entertalnmen Mr, Roach's abstnoi. Mr. Wolf will Mad the devotional committee. • . Gerard Domldion ha*-purchased a period. Greetings will be brought by Angelo M. Webster, Alien M. Web moving van' which he plan* to use William H. Farrall of Montolalr, ster and Ernest E. Peseux, Jr., sav, In hi* contracting business. Sept. 15, Afternoon andEvening president of the New Jersey Chris- (he Giants-Cardinals play at thi Ing Mr.. and Mr*. Leslie Stewart. tian Endeavor Union, by Ralph Man; Polo Grounds, New York last Wed Brne»t T. Grant, an officer on the :his and by the societies throughout nesday« V. 6. B. New York, (pent Friday with the county. A trumpet solo will be Mis* Ida Ouderjahn of Telegrapl Mr. and; Mrs. Leslie Stewart Mr. rendered by Harmon B». Clark of Grant hu not seen the Stewart fam- Thurs., Sept, 16, AHDay BUttbeth; , Hill road, who 1* employed by thi Public Service at Newark, 1* enjoy' ily line* IMS. Sine* that time he hu The junior society of the church, in* a week's vacation. (one around the world twloe. recognliid a* one of the leading Mr. and Mr*. Frank Walker am Mr. and Mr*. Charle* Toop of tbls junior soelttle* In" the state, will pre- ion Frank, Jr., have returned to plaee accompanied by; Miss ;Eliu- isnt an exercise, "The fiftieth. An- their home In West Virginia after a beth MoOrath of Fair' Haven and ADMISSION 25c niversary of Christian Endeavor." visit with' Mr,, and Mrs. Dewey Wal- June* Worden of Red Bank'left thu The charter president of the society, ker and family of Seabrook Manor. morning By ear for a trip to Canada. Mrs. W. H. Schurti, the former Ml** Miss Janice Frier ha*, returned to Mr. Toop i* enjoying a vacation Joil* Leonard, now nsldlng in Lo» her home in Kingston, N. Y, afte from hi* duties at the National store, ta|eles, California, delivered an ad- a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Harry. Irels on the reminiscences and the Hufhion and family of the Holmdei rganliatlon of the first society while turnpike. in a visit here thi* summer. This tame menage will be presented at Clarenoe Sproul of Caribou, Maine, Mtjt soar axc/cub* the rally. It' will be read by Mrs, dropped in and visited hi* parent*, tlmH LW Moraton Soutball, a charter member. Mr, and Mr*. Frank P. Sproul of the Other past presidents will also bring State highway Monday night. H greetings. After the announcement* flew a passenger air liner from Bo* and ottering; Mia* Rhoda Southall of ton, Mass., to the Floyd Bennett air Leonardo will alng a soprano solo. port on Long Island where he deliv- The high point of the .evening will ered hi** passengers, and then flew come when Mr. Fan-ell will again to the .Red Bank airport. He left take tha platform to deliver the mes- again thi* morning for Boston. sage of the evening. The, meeting After spending avweek. at her will «l«te with a hymn and the.bene- home op Bethany road, Mrs. John diction. ' Hodgson ha* returned to New York, where she i* employed. George Smeraldo has returned to Bwlin* HUe to Win ISO Cent*. hi* home with Charles B. Sverdell, Domlnlo Poluccl of Sea Bright, 16 after (pending two week* with hi* 'ears old,' swam more than a mile in father at East Orange. Albert S. Miller Shoe Co. he ocean Saturday to win a SO-cent Mr. and Mrs. Clifford and daugh- Footwear of Distinction. let. One of his friends made the bet ter Georgianna, Mr. and Mrs. W. hat he could not swim to the pound Klndiberg and children, Andrew and 18 Broad St., Red Bank nets over half mile off shore. Polucci Billy and Mr*. Elizabeth Suasman performed the feat. have returned to their home at New York after spending the week-end as the guests of Harry Reich of the Holmdel turnpike. Michael and Daniel Galetarla of PRIME BEEF North Arlington visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Everdell and other Haz- let friends Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Z. Dolson of Bethany road entertained over the Top Round Roast Cross Rib week-end Mr. and Mrs. John Dolson of Brooklyn. George JCmmons of Bethany. road has returned to his position at Du Bottom Round 45i Oven Ponts, Parlln, after enjoying a two weeks' vacation, Mr., and Mrs. J. Frank Welgand and son Edward C. have returned from'an automobile trip through the Genuine Spring Lamb! Fresh Jersey FOWL! New England states. They traveled 1,600 miles and went as far north as Legs . . . . . 29fD Lancaster, New Hansphlre. • Turkeys . . . . 39fb Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Ryder and son Thornton have returned to their Loin Chops . . . 42fb Frying Chickens . 32fb home at Red Bank after a week's visit at the home of J, Frank Welg- COMBINATION SALE and on the Holmdel turnpike. Stewing .... 15fo Broilers . 2 '*» $1.19 Kenneth T. Ackerson, son of Mr. (3 lbs. to pair) and Mrs. John T. Ackerson of the Holmdel turnpike, has won a. schol arshlp to Rutgers . college, New Grocery Specials! Brunswick. Kenneth la a graduate Fresh Fruits & Vegetables of tho Keyport high school and the (Prices In Effect Until Sept. 18th) Perth Amboy junior college. Cooking & Eating Apple* 5 lbs. 19c Mrs. Dewey Walker ha* returned Chase & Sanborri Coffee 23c tb. home from the Monmouth Memorial Jersey Red Sweet Potatoes 4 tbs. 19c hospital, Long Branch, where she IRDNERS Welch's Grape Juice 21c pt. - 39c qt. Celery Stalks ..2 for 19c was a patient two weeks, ' EASY Mr. and Mrs. George Hewitt and Both at a price you'd expecft Campbell's Tomato Juice ..4 for 29c Celery Hearts .....2 for 23c children Marjorle and George, Jr., of Mauch Chunk, Pa., were week-end to pay f ot oneolone Taffy Bars !. [ .21c ft.' Cucumbers ..,.., *.,.....3 for 10c guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Huatus Camp. Yellow Onions 3 lbs, 10c Mr. and Mrs. August Wlndhurst Sun Sip Grapefruit Juice ...2 for 21c and daughter Marlyn Lea of Valley (YoiToan'say good-byeTto tire-, (Sweet or Unsweet) Large Alligator Pears ...'..,..2 for 25c Stream, L. I., and Mis* Hulda Lath- am of Springfield, L. I., spent the week-end at the home of Mr. and somer inefficient'methods _oi Mrs, Andrew J. Latham Qf the Holm- PALMOL1VE SPECIAL Fresh Sea Food! del turnpike. washing and ironing withthie 4 Cakes 22c Mis* Maryann Smale of Bethany all-EASY laundry. You get a Scallops 29c 1b. : Halibut 32c tb. road spent several days the past week with her uncle and aunt, Mr. t Complexion Cloth lc Bluefish 2Sctb. and Mrs. Robert Smale of Atlantic big; new. EASY Washer.and Highlands. Mr* and Mrs. David Snyder and a new EASY Ironer... on our, ALL FOR— Fresh Crab Meat- son David, Jr., have returned to their home at Mechanlcsburg, Pa., after a Budget Sales Plan. They'll 23 Large Jumbo Shrimp visit with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mr- Cleaster. . s> save you hours of hard work Mr*. Wilfred K. Andrews and chil- SPECIALS IN EFFECT UNTIL SEPT. 11th dren Wilfred arid Constance and every week. See them^atjour] Everett Slmonson of Rlveredge were Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mrs, Har- salesroom. ry a Cowles. Mrs, Cowles returned with her daughter for a visit. ™ . • i Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smale enter- tained over the week-end Mis* Lil- SPECIAL TERMS FOR THIS SALE FOWLER'S MARKET lian Henlngway, Miss Eva Sproule, Jama* Sproule of Toronto, Canada, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Becker of May- wood and Mr. and Mrs. George 7 BROAD STREET, RED BANK Sproule of Newark. |i©HT CO. Mrs. William H. Hlnson and Mrs, THE JERSEY CEMTRSIi Herbert Hlnson and daughter Jackie, Mrs. Edward Patonld and $u>nes 3334r-5 Red Bank v Free Delivery children Carol, June and Edward, OffioeBonni 8i80A.M.toSP.M. Telephone Bed Bank !M0| Blinerteiioj Phone after (rtrloehonn Bed BanklOt. Jr., of Asbury Park visited Harry S. ' ' ' ' I 1 M Oowlea Sunday. ,.• • RED BANK REGISTER: SEPTEMBER 9, 1SG7. Pose Plv«.

Santo**,'Mr. and Mr*. Martin Welch Personals. of Meehanlcavlile, New" York, and Scots Day At Auto Collision Mr. and Mrs. Harry'Eddl* of Green- Mr, and Mrs. Tnoma* Voorhli of A Lesson in Economy; wlch, New York, spant Labor day At Scobeyville Bergen place returned liome last with Mr. and Mrs.-Jame* Walsh of Holmdel Drew .mek after a vaoatloa in the Pocono Linden place. • . • •* • * '-*..' Miss Ann Russell of Farmlngdale, Experlanoe teaches a good rule—there hi no mountains. , • Charles B. Otteraon, son of -Mr. aged 19 years, was cut on her fore- saving in buying things that do not glv* sat- Dr. Leonard "Wi Carlbon of Broad and Mr*. J. D. Qttarson, Jr» of Broad More Than 5,000 head in an accident at Scobeyville isfaction. Thousands of foodbuyers have street -spent the week-end with his atreet, la seriously ill In a hoapltal Friday while a passenger In an auto- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carlbon, at Norfolk, Virginia. Mr.Oiterson, a Emett Griffith* of Red Bank mobile owned and driven by her turned to class and made ACME Markets at Wildwood, where 'they have been government employee, at Washing- uncle, Dr. Harold A. Tllton of Farm- their Food Headquarters. Our bigger values spending the summer. • ton, went to Norfolk on a, vacation. Won the Contest at Towing lngdale, who praotlse* dentistry* at ring the bell while there Is no recess from Mr. and Mrs. (John R. Bagurton the Caber and Veraon Bennett Red Bank. A truck owned by Ed- Mr. and Mr*. Charlea Norrls of win C. Reed of Tinton Falls and high quality standards. and children Robert, and J>ne of West Front street have returned cmt West Sunset avenue visited the Wop 100-Yard Dwh. laden with groceries, fruit and vege- Red Bank's Large, Modern, Convenient Market from a month'* sojourn in the Whit* table* also figured In the accident 'Bronx Zoo at New York Monday. mountain* near BrUtoI, New Hamp- Mrs. Minnie Dangler, and Mia* shire. • - ;-., ';: '„ V More than 6,000 persona attended Both machine* were' going' west, 'Harriet Taylor ot MoLaren (treat Mis* OertrudVSpoto of Riverside the; annual. Scot*-day celebration at when Mr. Reed made a left turn to 73 BROAD STREET have returned home after spending Garden* has had, a* h*r guest for Theron. MoCampbell's Ramaneasln drive Into Ralph E. Lott's place. Dr. MARKETS v several weeks with relative* a a week Mia* Leonore Bdal of Allan- farm at Holmdel on Labor day. They Tllton attempted to veer hi* machine In The Center of Bed Bank Newport, Rhode Island. town, Pennsylvania, who. is her came from various part* of the state to the right to avoid a collision but : he was unable to do so. • Hi* car : Mr. and Mrs. William T. Parker roommate at Hood college, Freder- and from some places outside of New of Conover lane have returned home ick, Maryland Among those attend- Jersey, many buses being used for crashed into the rear of the-truck after a motor tour of the New Eng- ing a beach party recently" In Mia* transportation. Games and various and tpe truck turned over on one CERESOTA or land states. While In Qlen, New Edel'i honor ware Misses Helen and festivities were enjoyed all day and «lde, most of It* contents being spilled Hampshire, they visited with Mrs. Florence Ohrlstemen of Denvllle, at night there wu dancing and sing into the road. Dr. Tllton and Mr. PILLSBURY'S Now Jersey. , ing. Reed, escaped Injury. MUs Russell's Adrian J. Nltsehelm. Mrs. N1U- Injury was more painful than serious. ichelin < before her' marriage was 'Freeholder and Mr*. James 8. The only residents of this locality Not much damage was done to the Miss Theresa Pappa of Red Bank. Parkes of Reckless place are vaca- to win-prizes were Ernest Griffiths, truck, but Mr./Tllton's car wa* tow- They also visited Mr. and Mrs. tioning-In Vermont •' i son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Griffiths ed to a garage to be repaired. . Oeorge Silver, Jr., of Shrewsbury, Joseph Relaa, son of Mrs.'George of Elkrldge, Red Bank, and Vernon Vegetable Tfa who have been stopping with 'Mr. Rets* of MonmoutU* street, ha* re- Bennett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles * Shortening can Sliver's parents, Mr. and Mr*. turned home from Lake Carmel, Bennett of Holmdel. Ernest excelled JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB, Oeorge Silver, Sr., at Rutland, Ver- New York, where he. spent a weak at tossing the caber and Vernon won mont. Mr. .Silver and ' his family, with hi* aunt, Mr*. Harold Adam*. the 100-yard dash. Vernon la to/ bo Four New_ Members Received at have returned home. George Ostrov, son. /of Mr. and full, back'for this year'* Red Bank Lost Week's Meeting. Mrs. , William Ostrov of William high school football team. His fath- '' Mrs. Morgan B. Ellert and son At an executive meeting of the Morgan and Mrs.. Elsie McLeod re- •treet, returned home Sunday from er Is superintendent of Bernon S. Rich, Well Aged Monmouth Memorial hospital, where Prentice's estate. Ernest's father Is Junior Woman's club of Red Bank Full Flavor turned this week from Canada. They last Thursday at the home of Mrs. n» also visited Niagara Falls and point* he underwent an operation for the superintendent of Afaram I. Elkus 23 A, F. Nielson four new members Store Cheese of Interest In Pennsylvania. removal of his tonsils. estate. Miss Helen-Power, daughter of were received. They are Misses , Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rohl. and Tossing the caber probably attract- MarjOrle Holmes, Ann Laird, Dor- c GOOD two sons Robert and Arthur of Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Power.of ed more attention than any other William street,, and.Mis* Margaret othy VanSauter and Rita Conroy. LUCK Malvern, Long Island, have returned game. It took place both' during the MISB Jacqueline Simpson, the presi- Cheese £V 25 [Oleo Harbison, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. homo after visiting' Mrs. Koert Hey- morning and afternoon.' A cedar dent, presided. The new members !or of Leroy placo. r Samson Harbison of the Half-Mile pole 13 feet In length and weighing road, are atendlng Drake'* Business we're initiated at the first regular John Splllane of McLaren street about -163 pounds is used. The tos- meeting of the club last night. has resumed his duties as bookkeep- college, Perth Amboy. er holds the pole upright In his two rc» Mis* Mary Mabon. of New York Miss Caryl "Sturges, chairman of Best Pure Lard 2 25 er for the Aspdln Paint Co. on White hands and after a short run at- street after enjoying a week's va- and Mrs. Elizabeth • Merrlman of tempts to throw It over. Many of the program committee and her as- sociates, will have Miss Mary Madi- cation. Fair Haven have returned after the contestants failed to accomplish Korean . MAXWELL HOUSE Mr. and Mrs. Fred WHman of spending'two weeks at Cape Cod. this feat. The distance is measured son of L. Bamberger & Company for the speaker at the October n> White street have returned from a Mrs. William Ostrov and two chil- from the spot where the caber cans 26c week's automobile trip to Pennsyl- dren, Harold and Helene, of William struck the ground to the far end of meeting. She will give a talk on Crabmeat Coffee can street have returned home after the pole. Ernest tossed the caber fall fashions. The club Is planning HEINZ or CLAPP'S • Joseph Dillon, manager of Liggett'* spending two' weeks at FtUlsburg, farther than anyone else. for a Hallowe'en dance. C Standard Quality No. 2 drug store on Broad street. Is en- New York. - Others at the executive meeting Joying two weeks' vacation. Miss Mary McOrath, daughter lof The Lovat band of New York won besides those mentioned were Miss- 3 »*• 2I can the bagpipe contest and received as Baby Foods Tomatoes 5c Rev. Dr. John B. McCloakey and Mr, and Mrs. James McGrath of Me- es Helen Imlay,, Anita Matthews, chanio street, 1* (pending three first prize a trophy offered by Gov- Florence White, Magna Mountford, Rev. Thomas E. Carney of St. James' ernor G. Harold Hoffman and $150 church, John L. Montgomery of the weeks with her .aunt Mrs. James Lillian Savage, Wilda VanWagenen, Marks of Patterson, New York. in cash. The bagpipe band of Mont- Jeanne Dunnell, Mae Jackson, Louise Monmouth County Organization for clalr won second prize of (100. In Social Service and Martin H. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. John Moncrlef of Parker, Mlna Davis and Jane Mc- a soccer contest the Rahway Rang Hugh. • attended a double header between the Westslde avenue and a party of Key- ers defeated the Scottish-Americans Del Monte Grapefruit 10 Athletics and "Yankees Monday at port friends spent Labor day In the of Kearny, 6 to 0.' Bronze cups were •• Slilbe Park, Philadelphia, as guests Blue Ridge mountain* of Virginia, given to both teams. Isabelle Tay- D. A. R. Begents to Meet. • of Connie Mack, Athletics-manager, making the trip by automobile. lor of Springfield, Long Island, won Regents of the shore division of i Morris Miller, Carl Bremer, Vin- Mr. and Mr*. Robert C. Hance of two first prizes of $10 each In the the Daughters of the American Re- cent Moyes, Raymond Lipplncott, Riverside avenue are spending two Highland fling- and sword dances. volution will meet tomorrow at tfie '. Wilbur McConnell, John Pfelffen- week* at The Weirs, New Hamp- Wllma Bulck of Trenton was second Klngsley Arms hotel, Asbury Park, Kellogg's Corn Flakes i berger, Robert H. Rogers and Har- shire. in both these events and she re- to discuss plans for celebration of old Adamson left this morning for Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bischoff and ceived prizes aggregating $10. Constitution Day, September 17. Ocean City, where they will attend three daughters have returned to This day has been declared a legal SL LL the state American Legion conven- their home at Valley Stream, Long Rev. Thomas P. Haig of Somer- holiday- in New Jersey by Governor tion as delegates from Post 168 of Island, after spending the week-end vllle was the chief speaker. He said Harold G. Hoffman. Mrs. James H. Red Bank. The convention will close and holiday with Mr*. Frank Egan "canny frugality" was a cardinal Mattenlee will represent Shrewsbury Beveraaes » 2 >&• 15 Saturday night. of Spring street,. Mr. and Mrs. Bls- virtue and that'America would be a better place today if more of it had Towne chapter of Shrewsbury. .- Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Lang of choff have Just completed a vacation m^'mS w %SM %M^M^9 • •*•• bottles m4m 'West Front street, their daughter, tour of the southern states. been practiced prior to' 1029. Ap- Mrs. Charles E. Coffey of Roselle, and plause greeted the speaker when he 1 C Mrs. David LeRoy of Maple avenue said that the suggestion that .the Eatontown. Scotch were.greedy was a calumny. Campbell's Tomato Juice -"6 spent last week sightseeing at Wash- (The Red Bank Register can be bought ington, D. C. They also visited places The 87th Natal Large quantities of scones and of In Eatontown at the atorea of William 0. of Interest In Maryland and Vlrglna. other food and many half barrels of D»vl«, O. Edward Smock aod Yelles'a). C John Scheldt of Bergen place Is beer were consumed. Brilliant Church and Sunday-school services Campbell's Tomato Soup 3-- IO enjoying two wooks' vacation from Day Of A Former weather was a big factor in the suc- will be resumed by the Presbyter- his duties as runner at Wall- street, cess of the celebration. ians Sunday morning. Rev. Wil- New York. ... '••',_••» liam J. Macdonald, pastor, will con- c , Mr. and Mrs. James VanPelt of Red Bank Citizen duct the church service. Madison avenue have returned home Eight Mariners _ ...J^athan.MIUer and family have re- Silver Skillet Corned Beef Hash ll after a tour of the .New; England |THA ;akes C Gleans a MiWion Mr. and Mrs. Frank Merrltt, and The 87th birthday of Harry Mar- and Sunday. They started from their executive board meeting of River- Things. I** ( son Frank, Jr., of Plnckney- road shall, a former resident of Red Bank, home town for Babylon, l and holiday with Mrs. Frank Egan ment of that place. He moved to drenched. Sunday morning they at- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schlck spent of Spring street Mr. and Mrs. Bis- Red Bank about 25 years ago and tempted to renew the Journey, but Tuesday with Mrs. John Cobb of Beef 27 choff have Just completed a vacation was employed toy the lite Robert T. they were unable to do so. The mast Newark, who Is vacationing at Ocean tour of the southern states, Smith, who was engaged In the un- and sail of tha Catalyst were carried Grove. Alfred Plcone and Louis Jacobs dertaking business. He worked, at away. The sails of the Morning Dew Lee Hawk of Collingswood was a c attended the New York Glanta-All- the postofflce about 11 years. Despite were taken down so that they would week-end guest of Mrs. Harry Den- it Star football game last night at the his advanced years he enjoys good not be damaged. By a stroke of good nis and family. Prime Chuck Roast io Polo Orounds, New York. health and has the' use' of all his fortune the tide and wind were such Miss Isabella Konna spent-the Lester Swartz of MoLaren street faculties except,that bis sight Is that both boats eventually drifted. -week-end with relatives at Brook- will resume Btudies the latter part somewhat Impaired. Jiack to Leonardo. , The young men lyn. Frein C of September at University of Penn- Mr. Marshall takes pride In the were cold, hungry and drenched, but Mr. and Mr*. John Hallenback of Fancy Fatted Fowl Killed sylvania. Lester, a graduate of Red fact that his quarters at the Fire- they suffered no bad effects from Freehold and Miss Jennie Watkins 23 Rank high school, attended Lafay- men's home are on the- second floor.'their experience. • -- . of New York were holiday guests ette university last year. of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Watkins. C The,more, lndrm Inmates have their ; Paul Nutt of Manasquan spent bedrooms on the first floor so that The. Women's Home Missionary the week-end and holiday with Rob- they do not have the exertion of society of the Methodist church met Legs or Rump Veal n> 2I ert Worden of East Front 'street. walking up and down stairs. Mr. Jailed on Hog- yesterday at the parsonage. Frank Ivins, Jr., of Newark, Marshall was a member of the state Stealing Charge Miss Marlon Cort of Freehold and formerly of Red Bank, spent, the militia when he waa a resident of Walter Greater of Cranford were Lean Smoked Cala Hams week-end with his aunt, Mr*. Wil- Burlington. He -has many friends Sunday,visitors at the home of Mr. liam Webb. and acquaintances at Bed Bank and Harry Manning is In the county Boneless Beel Jail at Freehold on a charge of hav- and Mrs. Charlea Schlck. Smoked Mrs. Paine of East Front street vicinity,'aside from, the po«tofflco (Whol» or tb employees,'and they unite with the ing stolen a bog,owned by Allen E. and Mrs. Annie C. Worden attended Crawford, a wholesale butcher of n> 27cHams Shank Half) 25 postal workers In wishing for him Pot Roast the closing service at the Ocean Tinton Falls. This punishment was Headden** Corner. Grove auditorium Labor day. continued, good health and haptneu. meted out Monday by Recorder El (The B«d Bank Regliter can be bought Miss Coreno Howell, daughter of mer C. Walnright after Manning, In Headden'a Corner at the atore of Ed- William Howell of North Bridge ave who lives at Tinton Falls, was un- ward OTIahartr and from Bar O'Neill). Porgies, Croakers, Weakfish nue, has enrolled at the Scudder Little Silver able to provide ball of $1,006. Mrs. Alma Galneau returned to school, 66 Fifth avenue, New York. The hog waa.one of a large herd her home at Troy, New York, Mon- Tb C Mine Howell is registered In the two- . Club Meeting owned by Mr. Crawford and kept In day, after a four-day visit with Mr. year secretarial course. Fancy Boston Mackerel IO a woods about two miles south of and Mrs. Fred Bremeyer. Richard Attrldge of Harding road Mrs. Miriam Lee Early Lipplncott Tinton Falls. During the.past six MIBS Anna Shilonls 1* enjoying a has accepted a| position with J. H. of Camden will be the guest artist at weeks about 20 pigs brio been week's vacation from her position Kelly CO. of East Front street. He the opening lunoheon of the Woman's Stolen,- the thief taking one at a Garden Fresh FRUITS and VEGETABLES Priced to Save You Money. takes the place or Harry Copperth. with L. Bamberger and Company of olub of Little Bllver next Wednesday time. Mr. Crawford engaged Frank Newark. , • , • walte, who will leave Saturday to afternoon at 1 o'clock at the Roie- Showers and Mrs. Desmore Bowles Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Snlger and take up studies at Georgetown uni- velt tea room. She will give a dram- to watch the herd. versity. Last year Harry attended family of Brocton passed the holi- atlo reading entitled "Poldektn, the They testified at the hearing that day week.-end with Mr. Snlger'a par- Fancy Elberta Peaches New York university. Man Who Pound America." they saw Manning put one of the John H. Mount of Maple avenue ents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Snlger. is confined to his home by Illness. Reservations may be made with pigs on a truck and drive away Mr. and Mrs, John-"Mason and Mrs. William Getty, chairman of the with It. Mr. Crawford ha* not re- daughter and Mrs. Martin Mason Miss Jean Dleckman of New York luncheon committee. Her associates city 1* visiting her cousins, Mr. and covered any of the mining swine. and son Robert motored to Water- Red Malaga Gropes are Mrs. Herbert Wright, Mrs. F; G. bury, Connecticut, Saturday, where Mrs. Thomas Irving Brown of Broad Dunnell, Mrs;.- Frank Giles. Ml«s street • they spent the week-end with Mr. Marian Force, Mrs. Frederick' Biddy and Mrs. George Martin and family. Wealthy Sweet Mrs, Louis Bocker and son of and Mrs. Frederick E. Hasler. Tickets Sacred Concert At doz Worthley street have returned home Maurice and Emanuel Bwarbs en- Apples Basket ,80c Oranges Calif. may be obtained from any commit' joyed a three-day trip to Atlantic after spending a week at Cllffwood tes member. . • ''•',', Keansburg Church Crisp Juicy Beach. City this week. head gC doz I5C Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brunner of The Skllllng family sextette will Misses Margaret and Dolores Finn Lettuce Iceberg Lemons Calif. New York spent the week-end with Judge Mahbhey Flies present a sacred concert in the spent Monday and Tuesday visiting ' Ripe Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Cloary of Mon- Methodist church of Keansburg Sun- friends in New York and Connecti- bunch 2C mouth etroet. Mr*. Brunner and day evening at 8 o'clock. This group cut Tomatoes Jersey Beets or Carrots Mrs. deary are slstors. Mrs. Margaret Scott was a week- -,-i^,-.V\ ;.-!.•.' v has appeared In hundreds or the larg- er churches of the Metropolitan dls- end visitor at the home of her son, Miss Gladys L. Shropshire of Hud- Former Supreme Court,'JudgejJere- C son avenue returned last night riot during the past four year*. The Charles Scott of RCd Bank. . tb ml»h T. Mahoney, candidate for the Mr. apd Mrs: Otto Zimmerman of from a six-weeks' vacation In New Democratic nomination for.tnayor of boys of,the family are widely, known Snappy String Beans New York were week-end guest* of 5 England. The first two week*, of New York, who has a summer home >*cau*a of their performances at her vacation were spent at the Shady Station WABC, New York. Rev. W. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Klotien. , on Rumaon road, Little Silver, flew William O'Brien returned'Monday Nook camps at West NewOeld, with bis- ion Canlcs' Saturday to the 0, Webster, pastor of the Keantburg tb Maine. • church, his.lnvlUd the publlo to at- to his home at Jersey City, after a family camp at Olen , Falls, New week's stay with hi* cousin, Frank Sweet Potatoes and' th,e eoneart T Jonnlo Jane Guerrlerl, daughter of. York. There Judge Mahoniy spent a The program wlll.be as follows: Neville. " , ' Mr. and Mr*.-Carmen Guerrlerl of quiet week-end* , , v,..,.' : r We rCTcrvo the rigHt to limit quantities. Nolle sold \f? desdera,, • Lelghton avenue, wa* baptised Bun- George'Mott, who' underwent an The trip was made' In Canto* Mtr "Th« Holy Oily" QitlnUt operation »t Hazard hospital, Long %' day afternoon at St. James' church honey's open Waco plane. Canlcs "Al lh. Bor. Go By" Rllll., "TlM Orlpkat" by Rev. Franol* J. Dwyer. The spon- "AYS Maria" „.. ™ „ Chtilnc.r Branch last week, Is steadily Im- Heat and Prbdnoe price* odeotive was the pilot. They left Red Bank Thi Roiftry" -„.'.„..„.. QuarUt proving. •" , • ' ' sors were Mis* Anna Luciano and airport shortly after 11 o'clock Satur- "M'Appiri,". lunt In-lUIUn.w. to Bat. night. , Grocery prices to John Palle. Rolrtrt. Jr., and Vlolit George Brower, 8r.,atld hi* grand- Wed.; Sept. lBth. Ity v morning an4 returned home son Ralph spent Friday, visiting at Mm. B> B. Phiiaa' of Monday aitirnoon. . ' 5eiF'5ervice Foon Ma ..Quintet $fow Tork. ••••••.•'-. '&" " J: Sis BED BANK REGISTERLSEPTEMBER 9, 1937.

returned from a visit In tbe Cats'- tober 8, at the tint meeting of the office for the practice of med.lcln« Shrewsbury. Keyport. kill mountains. . . season. "Gardens of the Nations" In Philadelphia, pr. pliant recently TIMOTHY It HOUNIHAN -~p Committee Asks People St Mary's summer home, which )• Will be the topic, directed by Mra. completed his lnternethlp In a Phila- (Tbe Bad Bank B«I«Ur can bi boughl (Tbt Red Bank Regliter can ba bought In Shrowabury from tin Shrewsbury Mar. In Ktrport from - Costa Brothers. Mn. sponsored by the churoh of St. Mary Van 'B. Walker, .chairman ot tho delphia, hospital," ••.'•.. ••••'. •'••--. ' Contractor and Builder I Nominate McCampbell ket, at tho. poitofflce from Mn. Jamu Florence Melee, Gui Senior, and Mrs. Clara the Virgin, on 46th street, New York, Garden department of the club. Spe. Mr. and Mrs. C. Leon Garrdon have Rlordan, and from Our Edwordl on th Suaaman). hag been closed for the season. Mr. clal mUBlo under the direction of returned from a trip to Maine. S P EC I A LIZ IN G I N JOBBING | corner o( Newman Sprlnn road an< Freeholder At Primary Shrewsbury avenue). ana Mrs. George W. Smith will have Mra. George Porter Jr. will be a fea- Mrs. Fred White has returned, from SCREEN v AMD OTOBH ENCLOBUBEP ' The local public schools reopened charge of the property during the ture of the afternoon's program. An yesterday. a vacation In the Pocono mountlna, Bam. . • M HUDSON AVB, can BANK, N, *. Services will be resumed Sunday winter month*. address by Mra. Carolyn Hood of Pa. '..••.' • . . . Letter to Voters and Taxpayer*: morning:' at Christ church. Holy George Birch, Jr., and P. O. Welg- Mr: and Mrs. William Lambertson Rockefeller Center, New York, Il- Mr. and' Mrs. S. Kutrumbos and Communion will be celebrated b; and, Jr., filed petitions for the nom- have returned from a vacation at lustrated by lantern slides, will be ohlldren of Norwich, Connecticut, Wo ara a group ot citizens who Rcv.Carroll M. Burck, rector, at 8 ination of counctlmcn on the Repub Point Pleasant. the main part of the program. ' have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. It Cost* No More to Buy the Beat at a. m. Morning: prayer will be llcan ticket for the primaries. There Miss Martha Carhart has accepted oeak'no advantages" from, public of- were no petitions filed for nomina- Mlta Stephanie Wallace, daughter Harry Heleotls.. . . ' ducted at 10:45 o'clock. a position In the Bradley Park of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Wallace, will John Heyer has returned hll'dutlei • flclals other than the general good Miss Bessie Lane is enjoying a few tions eta the Democratic ticket. Mr. school In Neptune township. Miss Birch Is well known here, having enter Perm Hall college, Chambers- In the local postofflce after'a' two of the residents of Monmouth Coun- days' vacation from her duties a Carhart Is the daughter of Mr. and burg, Pai, this fall. weeks' vacation. the postofllce. been chief of the fire department ty. However, we are in position to Mrs, Bishop Carhart and is a grad Mrs, Iaadore Frager has returned Rev; N. 8. Hargrave Is ereotlng a John Batchelar and family of and active in civic affair*. He is an uato of tho Newark' State normal know that too much of Ihe public official.in one of the large New York from a vacation at Flelschnian's, building on Atlantic street which will Scarsdale,, New York,, spenp t the school. be opened as a restaurant by Mr, business handled from the Court h M mortgage companies. Mr. Welgand Now York. .. week-end and holiday with Mr, and held the position of councilman sev- Mrs. Kolsoy A. Carhart has a va- Hargrove's brother from California. House In Freehold Is Influenced by Mrs. E. J. Batchelar. ' George Oberlander. has closed, hla eral years ago, having, been eloctcd cation from her duties as a book- store In the Brown block and will, John B. Hoke is making a busi- MARKET favors to partisans. We make no Mrs. Leslie P. Holcombe and fam- on the Democratic ticket. He is a keeper wfth the Keyport Banking ness trip to Fall River, Massachu- ily have returned to Fort Leaven- continue hla oil burner bualneai *ST. I9O2 dharges against the,conduct of any slate motor vehicle Inspector. company, . . from hla home on Main street. setts. :i ' .2. J. ' "i one of the five individuals who form worth. Kansas, after spending the Richard Parker of Highlands has 123 WEST FRONT STREET summer with "-Mr. and Mrs, £. W. Miss Betty C. Hendrlckson spent Dr. Louis Sllcox, son of l5r. and Boys can make extra pocket money the Republican board of Freehold- rented the Palace lunch wagon on Mrs. J, E. D. Sllcox, has opened an Droosten. the week-end with Miss Prlscllla Broad street and will reopen It selling The Register—Advertisements PHONE: Red Bank 678. ers but we do charge that as a James Anderson and family of Taylor at Bronxvlllc, N. Y. shortly. He Is having tbe wagon Board they often sacrifice the in- Eatontown have taken possession of Mr. and Mrs. James Pappas and painted and placed in good shape. FKEE DKUVEBY. FBEE PABKINQ IN BBAB OF MARKET. terests of the people in order to heir recently constructed bungalow son of East Orango wore week-end on Sycamore avenue, near the Little guests of Mrs, Pappas' parents, Mr. Mrs. Joseph S. Gelger fell the en- favor a political machine and those Silver borough line. and Mrs, F. Palmer Armstrong. tire length of the stairway in her who contribute to its support. We home Monday and sustained a broken Mrs. John Valentino and son John Alt -t M. Halgh, chairman of the right arm. BACK TO SCHOOL Specia.lt for Thursday, Friday and Saturday I hold that a majority of the people of White street and Mrs. Bernard finance committee of the borough i Miss E. Thompson, home demon- do not have a representative of their Mazza and son Charles and daugh- council, has been ill at his home the er Verna of Long Branch are spend. past week. . . ^ strator for the Jersey City Power & ' It won't be long now , . . bring your .chil- own choosing on the Board of Free- ng a vacation with relatives at Co- Mr. and Mrs. William '• Edmonds Light Co. Is a patient In the hospital TBY OUB holders and that tjhts situation can lumbus, Ohio, and Huntlngton, Vir- have returned from a visit at East at South Amboy, dren's shoes to us for a good-as-new Repair job. . C each . be corrected if the people will nom- ginia. Hartford. Conn. Mrs. Roy Lambertson has rented Mock Chicken Legs inate and elect Therein McCamp- The Shrewsbury Hoae company Mrs. ,KB,trlna Wolfort of Rahway R. O. Walllng'a building on the south side of East Front street and will bell. .. _;' has accepted an invitation to attend has been visiting Miss Elizabeth Repairing done while U-wait. lVo annual firemen's parade Tuesday Miller. open a restaurant there shortly. Mrs. at Coney Island. Miss Anita V. Coon has reopened Lambertson la having the place Many Bepubllcans , Can Vote for painted. LEGS GENUINE McCampbell. Services at the Presbyterian church her kindergarten at her home on will be resumed Sunday morning, at Main street. Dr. and Mrs. S, H. Cassldy have At our request Mr. McCampbeli 0:45 o'clock. Rev. George &Jikl --Misses Molly and Annie McGlll- returned from their summer cottage GRAND'S Shoe Rebuilding Shop SPRING LAMB fllcd his petition for the office of 1 )astor, will preach the sermon. cudy of Boston-Have been visiting at Dover Foxcroft, Maine. (all SIIM) m I MAX GRAND, Prop. Freeholder on condition that we Mrs. Elmer C. Walnright will be Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cowan. Miss Dorothy Cohen has returned would see to it that he is nominated hostess Wednesday afternoon to Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hartzler and from a-visit at Spring Valley New and elected, insofar as we can pos- members of Shrewsbury auxiliary of daughter of Ephreta, Pa., were re- York. '.. •• 10 West Front St., Red Bank, N. J. FANOT' sibly do so. Iri fulfillment of that Riverview hospital. cent guests of Mr. and Mrs. John O. Mrs. Clarence Bahrenburg will en- (Opp. Broad Street) promise we now appeal to public Miss Alma Sanborn of Sycamore Hartzler. tertain members of the Keyport SELECTED FOWL spirited men and women to go to avenue and William .Buchanan of Mr.'and Mrs. Frank Detoit have Literary club Friday afternoon, Oc- 33;; I the Primary on September 21st and Red Bank spent Monday at the - s n.) ask for a Democratic ballot and Flemington fair. vote for Theron McCampbell. Every The work of resurfacing Irving voter is entitled to vote In the Pri- place was started last' week when FANCY SELECTED OO4 mary. Those who did not vote in catch basins were put down. New Serial Starting COMING! the 1936 primary are free to elect Mrs. John Sagurton and Misses Fryers or Broilers Odlb the' ticket they will vote in the pri- Margaret and Evelyn Lange of this SAT., SEPT. 18 DICK POWELL mary on September 21st. Republi- place and Mrs. Jane Repphard of cans can vote for Mr. McCampbell Red Bank spent the holiday with Mr FRED WARING end Mrs. Samuel Spongier at-Bris- "S. O. S. A Few of Our Many Grocery Special* ! (if they did not vote In a Republican -, And His Fennsylvanlans primary last year) by asking for a tol, Pennsylvania. Coast Guard" Democratic] ballot. Mrs." George Foole suffered a brok- FULL CBEAM Farmers Should Voto for McComp- en arm last week in a fall at her i Starring home. beU. Robert Yorg is spending a week's .Ralph (Dick Tracy) Byrd "Varsity Show" We are satisfied that If nominated, vacation at Oyster Bay. He la em- ROLL BUTTER Theron McCampbell will be elected ployed as a chauffeur at Red Bank Jn November to the Board of Free- Morgan'c. Knapp and family have 2 DAYS ONLY — TODAY - FRIDAY holders. We, therefore, strongly returned home after spending a Maxwell House Coffee 971 advise every citizen regardless of wook touring the New Englan. We reserve the right to limit quantities. MB • ID party to not only vote himself but slates. What Has Happened To Justice? FREE TSE LADIES help get other McCampbell votes to A meetlnc of Christ church vestry THE GIFT EVEBYONE ihe Primary. Farmers owe Mc- will be held Thursday night at the CLAUDE RAINS-GLORIA DICKSON HAS BEEN WAITING FOB. Chase & Sanborn's Coffee Campbell a debt of gratitudo for rectisjy at 8 o'clock. (DATED) pushing through the Legislature the George Langc, Jr., son of Council- —IN-^ law which gives them a half rate man and Mrs. George H. Lange, had THE GREATEST DYNAMIC DRAMA ABOUT THE SOUTH ROLLING Hcense fee on their farm trucks, so the cast on his leg removed last every farmer should see to it that Thursday. George's leg was injured every vote in his family, also the early last spring while he was play- "THEY WON'T FORGET " PIN votes of neighbors are recorded for ing about his home. JTheron McCampbell on Primary Mrs. Morris Murphy and daughter OTTO KRUGER — EDWARD NORRIS THIS IB THE LAST WEEK! RED day. Margaret of New York and Miss Vote for Vocational Schools. Josephine Murphy of Connecticut : 4 DAYS t- SAT., - - SUN., - MON., - TUES. BANK ' The parents of school children wero visitors this week of Misses STRAND Should vote for MeCampbell on prl Margaret.Murphy and Mary Bly. inary day and help him with his Ernest Stevens of Norwalk, Con LAST TIMES TODAY I jlan to set up vocational,schools in necticut, returned home Monday af- DOUBLE FEATURE Monmouth County to bo supported ter spending a week with Fritz largely by Federal and State funds. Yorg and family. Mr. Yorg made tho trip to Norwalk with Mr. Stev- If elected McCampbell will start a ens and returned home Monday ih'V'DREAMlNG LIPS'* drive to provide a vast park system night. for the county which will bo paid Stor largely by Federal and State Mr. and Mrs. George Lange and LOUISE LATIMER - JOHN WAYNE funds. He will strive to obtain children George and Ruth spent in "CALIFORNIA STRAIGHT AHEAD" more highway funds for improving Monday with Mr. and Mrs. John Powers at Trenton and later visited township roads and streets, to reduce with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Spanglcr taxes on homes and revive the build at Bristol, Pennsylvania. ing industry. In short we are con- "JUMBO" fident that Theron NMcCampbell The Shrewsbury public school will «2S.0O CASH AWABDS — $68.00 JACKPOT would fill the Freeholder Job tq the reopen next Monday morning at 8:45 satisfaction of every citizen and tax- o'clock. All pupils who have not en- FRIDAY AND SATURDAY payer. rolled before in the Shrewsbury' school are requested to meet with TWO BIG FEATURES) ((Paid for by tho Committee to NomlnaU Principal Fred C. England tomorrow McCampbell.) morning at 10 o'clock. The non-en- rolled pupils are requested to bring RICHAED DIX — JOAN PERRY NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT £state of Clancy D. Boynton, deceased. report and transfer cards. Those Notice la hereby given that the ae- pupils entering the reception grade "THE DEVIL IS DRIVING" tountB of tho subscribers, mbgtltated are to be accompanied by their par- trustees of the estate of said deceased, will JACK HOLT —GRACE BRADLEY be audited and stated by the Surrogate of ents and are requested to bring their the County oC Monmouth nml reported for birth certificates. The reception settlement to the Onihans Court of Bald grade Is for children five years of "County, on Thursday, the twenty-first day -"ROARING TIMBER" of October, A. I). 1937. at 10:00 o'clock age. a. m., at which time application will be made for the allowance of commissions SUNDAY — MONDAY — TUESDAY and counsel fees. Life Guards Ball. PREVIEW SAT, NIQHT AT 11:16. Dated September 1, A. D. 1917. THE FLAINFIEM) TRUST COMPANY, A benefit dance waa held Friday By: John V. Trumpore, night at the Smoke Shop tavern at Assistant Trust (Mirer, CHEER UP!.../t's Flnlnfleld. N. J., Shrewsbury by the Casino beach and Mnthl B. Hamilton, pool lifeguards. More than 200 per- Columbus, North Cnxillna, 10ns attended and danced to the Only Murder... \ . , .Substituted Ti'iutcei. John K. Toolan, Ksq., unes of Gerald Cannella and his First Nntiomil Bunk lUcls., ' swing band. Vincent Renzo of Long ancf Hawkshaw Jack . Porth Amboy, N. J,. . * , Branch waa In charge of the affair. Proctor. The road to better and bigger busi- Johann Sebastian Bach Is espe- " on the trail! ness leads through Tho Register's ad- ciully noted for his work In couiiter- Hollywood's craokpof detec- vertising columns.—Advertisement I point. tive ... aided by beautiful, Ann, the heart-throb press agent... in a drama of Jove; mystery, thrill, iv, WAGNER'S and plain 36 MONMOUTH ST. S

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LAMB InlheBigCailf GEORGE MURPHY • BINNIff FRESH BARNES • BUDDY EBSEN SOPHIE TUCKER .JUDY PORK LOINS GARLAND • CHARLES IGOR HDl SIDE GORIN.RAYMOND WALBURN ROBERT BENCHLEY • WILLIE PRIME HOWARD.ROBERT WILDHACK CHARLEY ORAPEWIN tinm fUr, by J, A Mrf»iW«. . Dfectt* by KOr DEL KUTH, fmluiM by j«« CUMM1NO! Rib Roast A MIT»O-OOIDWYM-MAYI* ffCTUII EDUARDO CIANNELLI Alan Bruce < Edgar Kennedy PREVIEW TUESDAY NITE AT 11 P. M. OF ' AVEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY Pound Cary Grant —Constance Bennett in Madge Evaiis'- Lewis Stone - Elissa Landi COMING SOON I ; ' "THE tTilRtEENTH CHAIR", "STELLA DALLAS" '•TOPPER" nktTBSD M EOLAND YOUNG—BIIXKB BUBHE-ALAN MOWBBAY NIOHT " JUMEtO RED "BANK -REGISTER, SEPTEMBER 9, 1937. Shower .Given Miss New Tork, to attend a family re- union anil the 40th wedding annivers- Atlantic Highlands. Everett. JEWELRY REPAIRING GRAPES FOR SALE ary of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Daniels, Watcbat, Clock* atid J«w«trjr €l«aa«d and nonable If you pick MM ' Theresa Mancaruso which took place Wednesday, Sep- (Th« Red Bink Badattr oan ba bought Mr,, and Mrs. David Forest of at AMantlo Blghlanda from .William Uff, Staten Island were week-end visitors Rapaind at iUuonabla Prim. Barrels mid wine f< tember 1. Mr. Daniels. Is the post- 1. Xati, Romto'a nettaitand and J, I«n- 1 All Work CuarantMd for O» Yfar. Hiss Therein Msncaruso of Her-master at Gllbertsvllle. Mrs. Daniels mrga. of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph BlBhop. bert atr'eet/waa tendered a lurprlie Is a sitter of Dr. Wallln. Miss M»ry Xoomcy of Philadelphia H. ROSIN. Jeweler Dr. and Mrs, Thomai 0.' McVey •pent the week-end with Mrs. Kath- kitchen shower Sunday afternoon et Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tourlne, Jr., have moved Into the house on Sixth 18 Weat Front St., . RadBank, N. J. tbe homo of Miss Jane Colojlmo of ryn Oakes. T«l. 72-M. NEW YORKER" ace ths parents of a son Born Sun- avenue, formerly the Roche estate, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Walsh of ClSlghton avenue. Miss Mancaruso will manyJBmlllo Benlncasa of Red day, August 29; In the Perth.Amboy which IJr." McVey bought a short Stamford, Connecticut, were week Bank Sunday, September 10, In St. General hospital time ago. The house has been re- end guests ot Irlends In town. Mr. Anthony's Cathollo churoh. Norman Yoder of Philadelphia was modeled. Walsh Is a former resident of this & week-end guest of Jack Hessey. James C. VanMater is miking al- place. 136 Broad St. Red Bank The house wai attractively dtcor- Francis Thompson of Niagara terations - to the former Lymatf S. T Paul Kelly and Robert Eustace re- atod In pink and white and gifts Falls, New Tork, was the guest of Llnson home on Grand. avenue, were concealed under a. large um- which he purchased several months cently accepted positions -with Fred Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Thompson over Hurst Of Middletown township. brella. ', Card* were played and later the week-end. ago, Mr. and Mrs. VanMater will oc- In the afternoon refreshments were Patrick Vlscuso and family enter- Now Open for Business John Laird, Jr., and Fred Wlkoff cupy the house as soon as the im- served. The- prospective bride re- provements are completed. tained relatives and friends from Monmouth Pictorial ceived many lovely gifts. Combina- of Red Bank spent the 'week-end at Brooklyn over the week-end. Beaslde Heights. The Ladles' Aid society et the tion cigarette boxes and trays were Presbyterian church will hold a food Mrs. Raymond Dubesky'o house Is With The Latest In awarded to high scorer! at each Mrs. B. C. Devlin, Mrs. Ronson being repainted. Warne, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bergen, sale Saturday of this week. The so- has become table. ciety met Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Othan of Mrs. Eugene McDonald and daugh- Brooklyn, who have been visiting Attending wore Mrs. Joseph Man- ter Florence, Miss Marie Dletz, Mr. Mr«. Wlliam Kurau. Smart Original Fall Creations Members of St Mary's Episcopal Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kumph, have a Monthly Publication caruoo, Mr», Joseph Benlncasa, Mrs. and Mrs. Claude Brldeau, Mrs. returned home. Anthony Colojlmo, Mrs. Frank Colt: George Glllls, Miss Mary Devlin, Ml«s church held a song service last Fri- —in- ilmo, Mn. pomlnlo Manfred!, Mr». Jane Burlew, John E. Laird, Jr., anl day plght at the home of Celonel and Mr. and Mrs. J. Frarik Dalley en Joseph Scarplno, Mrs. Patsy Leone, Lawrence Holmes of Red Bank at- Mrs. H. Murray Jacbby on Bay View tertained relatives from Brooklyn Mrs. Anthony Piccolo, and Miss Roae tended the Democratic reception an] avenue. - over the week-ond. Mancaruio, Hisses Antoinette and dance at the Colony Surf club at John Joslln has moved from Gar- Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Warneker of LADIES HATS Sophie Clambrone, Mlu Minnie Colo- West End, Long Branch, last Tues- field avenue to the house on Memor- Brooklyn spent, the week-end with For a short time only the subscription price slmo, Mlts Laura Fazzone, Miss Mar- day evening. ial parkway formerly occupied by Mr. Warneker's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Wnrneker. Dr. and will remain $1 for the next 12 issues. This garet Macza, Mine Mildred LaManna, Chief of Police and Mrs, Edwin C. Mrs. Arthur Irwln. Miss Fanny Manfredl, Misi Helen Louis Galloway and son, Donald Mrs, Jefferson Vozlmer of' New Sloat spent the patt week at Mt, York were Sunday visitors at the offer is subject to withdrawal without no- Mazza and Miss Josephine Orbllo of Pocono, Pa. Galloway, o< Buffalo are visiting Mr. Madison. ' and Mrs. Louis O. Galloway of Nave- Warneker home. tice. , . • Miss Elizabeth Barker has returned slnk. Donald Galloway will leave Mra. Catherine Hughes of Bronx, home alter spending three weeks this week to attend Northeastern New York, spent the week-endj with traveling in Maine and two weeju at John Kelly and family. Matawan. Blair Haven, Massachusetts. college, Brookllne, Massachusetts. ATLANTIC Mi*s Violet Brobeck, formerly * Mrs. Hose DeVeaux, Dr. George E Date Douglass Bushnell, son of Mr. and"- (The Bod Bank Rosrlatar oin bt bought teacher of home economics In the Haynes,'Christopher Pitts, Mrs. Nel- THEATRE > In Mat&yitn from M. J. O'Cormil. 121 Mrs. Jane Bushnell, and F. Howard lie Klien, all of New York and Mr. Please send me the next 12 Issue* of the Lloyd, Jr., son of Mr.- and Mrs. F high jjchool here, has left fpr Hemp- Monmouth Pictorial. (I enclose $1.00 to Main strwU and J. ft J. Timlnl). stead, Long Island, where she has and Mrs. John Cooper of Asbury Fill Out Howard Lloyd, will attend Rutgers Park were Sunday visitors at Fore- cover the subscription.) ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Misses Lydla and Sylvia Malpezzl university at New Brunswick this taken a similar position in the high DOTJDLE FBATDBE of Now. York, wUo are spending their school. man's Boarding school. Konnoth LAST TIMES autumn. Mr. Bushnell will enter as Kllen,' son of Mrs. Nellie Klien, has This TODAY "Case of the Stuttering Bishop" summer vacation at Matawan, have a sophomore while Mr. Lloyd will Lawrence Clarke is having a vaca- Subscriber's Name motored to Massachusetts to spend enrolled at the boarding school for —AND— enter as a freshman. . Miss' Mae tion from his position with the Home the ccmlng season, Coupon THTJBS., SEPT. S part of September wtih their uncle, Lines and Miss Esther Martin will Insurance Co. of New Tork. "BLAZING SIXES" Paul Malpezzl. ' enter Coleman's secretarial school at Mr. and Mn. C. L. Roloson of A large house on the Foreman Address Thomai 0. Wolstead, who has Newark. Grand avenue have rented the Bow Boarding school grbunds is being re D0UBLB FEATURE owned and operated for the past li tell house at 41 Mount avenue for painted. Friday, "SING AND BE HAPPY" years the Indian Head garage on Mr. and Mrs. Adam Banke and a year. Main street, opened his new Quit gas son Aris have returned home after John Gawler, who attends Wake Saturday, With TONV MABTIN .. 1EAN BAY station Saturday. The old building spending a week at Palmerton, Pa. Forest college In North Carolina, and —AND— was recently razed and a modern, Mlaa Margaret Devlin attended a Herbert Posten, a, student at North SEPT. 10 - 11 fireproof structure erected, with the dinner party given by Miss Mary Caroline State college, will leave Sun 'The Girl From Scotland Yard" latest lubrication system, tools and Martin of Elizabeth for her wedding day to begin their, second year at machinery for repairing all types of attendants. The party was field at these institutions. Sunday, Monday, Tueiday, Sept. 12-13 - 14* cars, comfort station, office, two of the Hotel Chauntlcleer at MUlburn. John McNun&ra, manager of the DOUBLE JFEATDBJ) the latest type of gasoline pumps In' Miss Martin was married yesterday Atlantio theater, has been entertain stalled. to Earle McDonald of Massachusetts. Ing'hls sister from Boston. Mrs. Thomas Cogan and daughter J.YANKO SHIRLEY TEMPLE After a series of meetings held dur- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wagner of ing the summer months the program Marilyn are spending several days Arlington were recent guests of Dr. committee of the Matawan Junior as the guest of the former's brother, and Mrs. Robert S. McTftgue of Me 30 BROAD STREET RED BANK in "WEE WILLIE WINKIE" Frederick Hemerlck of Bellalro, Long AMD Women's club has completed the mortal parkway. calendar of events for the coming Island. i Nomination of officers will be held year. The club was honored by the James Haynes of Jackson Heights, at tonight's meeting of the American "ELEPHANT BOY" appointment of two of Its members to New TTork, is spending the week-end Legion auxiliary at tha home of Mrs. BETTER FABRICS . BETTER FASHIONS WEDNESDAY, official positions outside of the local as the guest <,r Dr. and Mrs. Carl Joseph Weskowsky at Leonardo. THUB8DAY. "SAN QUENTIN" group. Miss Madeline Cadoo of Key- Geaseweln. Mrs. Weskowsky and Mrs. Chester SEPT. IS . 16 With P»t O'Brien . Humphrey Bonrt port has been appointed third dis- Mrs. Marguerite Laird and daugh- Guttormsen will be the hostesses. trict chairman of international rela- ter Ann have returned home after Miss Mary Forsklev** of Prospect WEDNESDAY EVE. FBIDAY EVENING tions. Miss Madeline Egan of Mata- spending a wek at Lansfordt Pa., as avenue has taken a polltton at the "LUCKY" CASH *IBOSPEBIXY» wan was appointed state chairman the guests of Mrs. W. Ranlck:. Refrigerator Exchange on First ave- »1OC00 - 8 JACK POTS [M . CASH-FREE of welfare. Mlsa Edith Johnson left this week nue. Dr. and Mrs. Alfred C. WalUn mo- tor Mt. Berry, Ga., whero she Is Miss Ruth Palmer will depart WOOLENS tored to GUbertsvllle, Oatego county, librarian at the Berry school. shortly for her second year at the University of North Carolina. - Harry Sculthorp has bought a four- door Pontlao sedan ani Robert Hen- for coats, suits, dresses and skirts nessey has bought a two-door Pon- tlao sedan through Howard Oaffey of the Naylor. agency. Norman Conover Is a patient at It Is Just 15 Weeks Till Christmas Monmouth Memorial hospital He was ALPACA FABRIC 69c given a blood transfusion Sunday. SHOP AND SAVE IN Baby clinic will be held next Tues- and 1.00 a yard. 40 inches wide. Uncrushable. day afternoon at 2 o'clock at the fire house. - • s Solid colors. • Mrs. Charles Fowler will vacate the Frazer house on Central avenue and will move to Jersey City. Mr. and Mn. Ira Letts, Jr., of CHNEIDER .Llnooln avenue wll move to Jersey SURREY CHECKS 85^- I City. Their house h«s been leased Wool-mixed, 40 ' inches wide, firmly woven. I to Mr. and Mrs. Josaph MoVey of — MA RKE T — Memorial parkway. Attractive new shades. phone 21 West Front Street, Red Bank, N. J. Phone Highland!. SCOTCH PLAIDS 95c . (The Ra« Sank R*ll»Ur t.o \» b yi 2653 PRICES IN EFFECT THURSDAY NOON TILL SATURDAY NITE 2654 In Highlands !iom L Orwiipan, Mr. Mall tor. Bedla'a drat aton and Jacob Stattaa) 4o-inch, wool mixed Clan plaids. Excellent weight Mrs. SamutI Corse arid Mrs. Har- for dresses and skirts. CHUCK CROSS RIB ry Fream will he hostesses at a Armour'i luncheon of the Ladles' guild of St Armour's Andrew's Episcopal church next Tuesday afternoon In the parish hall. ALL-WOOL CREPES 1.50 Star Star The guild holds a desetrt-brldge party, Roast «> Roast »> every Thursday afternoon in the. . and 1.95 yard. 54-inch dress fabric, warm and 27 hall. | Mr. and Mrs. Frank Frarer and light in weight. •STAB SLICED SAtJSAG* SMOKED * 8-10 ID. CALI son, Mrs. Annie Layton and Leslie Layton have returned to Washington, HAM MEAT TONGUES 29;, HAMS 23-. D. C, after having- spent the summer here. Leslie Layton was lifeguard at the Miller street public beach. Angora & Rabbits Hair \ #95 **• SKINBACK Mr. and Mrs. Pitman Johnson of 54-inch, soft finish with a silk mixture. A very Armour's Naveslnk avenue will inove to Lake- wood. attractive material for Fall and Winter frocks. Mrs. ZenoDla Thompson has re- Star turned to Forest Hilla, Long I»land, Hams «> after a. two w««ks' itay with Mrs. Katie Derby. V.VHOLK OK SHANK HALF) Week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. BOTONY COATINGS 3.50 Samuel C. Corse were Miss Ethel Lee, Fresh Selected IC I 8HOUX.DER tfRESH CAXI Shoulder lamb Miss Allda Gllleran, Howard Le» and and 3.95 a yard, The new suede cloth, 56 inches Mr. and Mrs, Mulvey of New Tork, wide. In brown, green and black. Pullet Egg. *°* LAMB HAMS CHOPS Miss Mildred Oardner and Fred Qoodrleh of Brooklyn and Mr. and Mrs. Donald BlgJ of PhUuUlphla, Ivins' Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCall and lb Ketchu 2 for son Charles and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Feslhka and son of Kingston,. Pa., Assorted have boon spending a few days with BLANKETS & QUILTS Crackers 2 Tj H P 35 Mr. and Mrs. Gaorge Liming. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Steel, formerly of, Highlands, are spending; two weeks at the Club Bio. KENWOOD scoir- UBBX'S Wayne County O County I n. 4 ••0 Quests at the Grand View house 3 ,or 22' 3 tor 22° r r over' the Labor day week-end were TISSUE MILK Apple Sauce ° *> Crape Jelly J° Mr. and Mrs. Jamas Tobln and AU-Wool BLANKETS daughter Muriel of the Bronx, Mrs. Marlon Kemp of Ktirny, William Kelly and Fred Fredericks of New York, Mrs. Nellie Coleraan of Pater- Kellpgg's Com Flakes 2 for 9c I Large Can Tomatoes son, John A, Cordas of Richmond Hill and Evelyn Hagaman of Ja- 895 maica, Long Inland. Specially Priced No. 1 Mrs. Lucy Cordes of, Richmond Plums21t8 Hill and Miss Rose Flschar of Glen-', Full 72x84, soft, beautiful, thickly Cross dale spent part of last week with ' Mrs. F. Schltber of Fifth street. napped and closely woven for warmth. Bros. Potatoes ^201? Plaoes deoorattd by J. 8. Hoffman for Labor day were the Cedar Grove Made of selected wool. Choice of Rose, hotel, Club Rio, Mulligan's tavern and ffimll AuSert's bar and grill- Blue, Camel and Green. MocIirrOSH TABLET •talk CARROTS or . O YEIXOW Among the visitors at Highlands for and Hlltin Park over the week-end APPLES CELERY BEETS ONIONS wore Paul Kohont, Mrs. Ann Dona- hue. John Klnney, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martin and children, Mr. and DOWN QUILTS Mrs. Charles Ball, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Ritter and son, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fltislmmoni and John Mour. Fancy Jersey Concord Grapes 2**5c: "* 39c thagt of Newark, Mrs. Gladys Mour- * ' ' ' er and daughter of East Orange and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brady and 12.95 Circle Veal Mock Chicken Meat Mrs, Ida VanPelt of Brooklyn, Filled with white goose down and cov- ALL Atlantjo lU»hlandi Visitors. STEAKS PATTIES Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Olt and chil- ered with Celanesc Taffeta. Warm II LEGS BALLS dren Donald and Elaine of New NEXT Hyde Park, New Tork, Mr. and Mrs. toast" and light In weight. Full size. B, Blroh of Brooklyn, Mn. Grover C. Burdge of New Tork and William J. WEEK 5 Wiggins of Long Island were week- BLANKET CLUB>, STILL end guesti qt Mrs. Blanch* White of Bast Valley drlvt, AtUntlo High- RED BANK REGISTER, SEPTEMBER 9, 1997.v~. VanHise Wins Title $? Opener At Eatontown Club Cocky And Capable

Charles VanBJlse was crowned gol Wrotn Belmar 14-9 champion at Monraouth Count; Country club over the week-em LBS. when he defeated Robert Lowry ii •/ ;. i- , I. (% .. a 36-hole match, 1 up. Lowry Is Red Bankers Win Slugfest Before Large Crowd on former club champion and was run 6 ner-up last year to Harold R. James Land and Water Sport* Feature Revival of Annual defending champion this year, wh S/<3 LEFTHAfJOBO. 1 . Pirates'Field Tuesday Night—Second was also eliminated this year Custom —Councilman Bob'Haley Presents VanHise. Game at Belmar Tomorrow. VanHise Is a new member of thi • Medals to Winners. Eatontown club and preceding hli Victory Park' In Rumson.. wai th« ; i- ;Th« Red Bank.Pirates drew flra golfing at Monmouth County Countr; scene of the revival' of sports ac- out to rlghtileld and Egbert scored club had been runner-up for the pasl BnlUafcaoli first, Jo* pook second. blood In their series with the Bel tivities Labor day. These events Bunning High" Jump For Boyi—Javslc , on Kravltz's single. two years at the Old.Orchard Coun, were discontinued several year* ago Cook first, Albert Morris tecond, margraves by trouncing the sho try club. ' eQ'Yard Sirlm For Boys—Harold fihe«Q RED BANK. after having been held annually sine* trst. Edward SUlie. second. aggregation, 14 to 9, in a game AB R JT-PO A I Mrs. Norman S. Goldberger defeat the opening of the park to mark th Leonard, 2b 6 2 1 1 > 0 ed Mrs. Herbert C. Kottek In th JO-Yard Swim For Girls—Grace Frieda . '.' Pirates Park Tuesday' night befoi Schwarti, »s i * 0 closing of the summer season. The tint, Edytho Oharnplln second. 1 finals of the women's championship: Fetching Race For Men—Bob Willis a crowd of more than 3,000 person Leisneek, 3b...... 4 2 0 Rumson Men's cltb was Instrumen- Posnak, lb. . t S 11 1 up for 19 holes. L. V. Hlnchllffi tal In their revival this year and first. Bill Donahue second, Ths second game will be played to Rlatan, ef. ; 6 8 4 won the Clsis'B title when ho de- lOO.Yerd Swim For Men—Bob Willis Long, rf. 4 I 2 members of the organisation served first. Chris Lahey eecond. morrow night on Memorial Held Bel Marslnl, If. 4 feated J. W. Stuart 1 up for 36 holes on the committees. Hyatt Cunning- •lOO.Yerd Swim For .. Olrla—Uurette 1 1 Ryan first, Batty Sinclair sacond. * mar. Stark, c. ..., . S 1 8 ham was general chairman, Thi Sahlln, p. ... 1 0 0 _ Fatohlna Race For Girls—Lauratt* 'While ths chilled fans sat huddli Clark, p. 1 0 park was a busy place from S o'clock Bran' Brit. Betty Sinclair second* 4 Lefevre Wins In the morning-, when the events be- Diving ConUat For Mm—Chris Lshey In the stands, the Pirates and Brav 40 14 16 27 10 0 gan, until late in the evening when first, William Pittlgrew second. Canoe Tilting Contest—Oharlaa Belts gave an exhibition of baseball thai BELMAR. Labor Day Tilt dan<)e and entertainment concluded •nd Bill Vreeland first, Chariot Lahey and bad something or everything. In AB R H PO A Z the day's activities.- George Ebert teoond. Lcltch, ii. 6 a 4 . 1 S 1 Oano* Raet—James Moran and James . .with the exception, curiously enoug] Egbert, If. 4 8 0 0 In the afternoon. Bertram H, Bor- Hughes tint, Yarrjr Mc,Oormlck and Jauy«ww of a double play. There were hil BeFreltaa, 2b. ... 6 2 S Atlantic Highland* Racquet den, donor of the park and sponsor Delaney atcond. ' 1,. Knvlti. Jb. .. 4, 0 0 Rowhoat Race— Pet« * Pauels first, aplenty, including those of the extri Groaso, lb, ».•...... —».-..• 5 0 Wielder Defeats Rose for if the Labor day events, gave a short George Ebert tecoad. • Dane, c . 4 0 Championship on VanVliet talk over the electric; sound system. base variety, hit-and-run playi Brltton, cf. 5 0 Stating that it looked like old time! • The tennis tournament was com- McDewan, rf. • ..-. 3 1 s Court* at Shrewsbury. pleted with the exception of the double stealing, costly errors, excel lianlon, p...... 4 0 again In the park, Mr.' Borden ex- lent fielding, good and bad pltchint Fallandtno, p - 0. 0 pressed his delight in teeing' tho men's slnglos and doubles. In the singles' James Sammon and Edward "heads-up" baseball, dumb baseba! Bailly. p. ..._ 0 0 Paul Lefevre of Atlantic Highlands Labdr day activities revived and the •Sehanck ...... 1 0 won the Labor day singles cham hope that the attendance and entries Kruse met In the flnajs and seta wore and what-have you. 42 9 16 24 12 4 pionshlp on the Van Vlict courts at next year will be twice as large. two all when play was called on ac- '• Tbe game despite its lop-side •Batted for Ballly In Stb, - Shrewsbury by defeating Nelson In the evening Councilman Robert count of darkness. The match will score and free hitting was III realit; Score by innings: Rose of Little Silver in the flna O. Ilsley presented the" medals to be played again the coming week- end. Art and Harold Kerr will play an interesting contest to watch an' Belmar 00880000 8— t match. The scores were fl-3, 5-7 and the winners of the various events. Red Bank ...;. 600011. OS x—14 6-i. Rose and Harold Potter won He presided In the absence ot Mr. Frank Bauer and Jasey Delaney In seemed to delight the fans. It wt Two-base hits—Egbert, Kravlti. Grosso, the final round of doubles. closer than the score would indlca Hanlon. Three-base hit—DeFreltas, Home the doubles championship by defeat- Borden, who bad another engage • and kept the spectators in a stat . _..—Fosnak. Sacrifice—Schwarts. Stolen ing Allaire Cornwell and Lupton ment, and he praised the Rumson Miss Gertrude Broadbent won the baaea—Lang, > Marsinl. Left on baees—Red White, 6-L. 84. women's singles title by defeating ' • ot tension, until the very last oul Bank 7, Belmar H. Strlke.outs—By Sah Men's club for Us efforts In promot- Even a counter-attraction, a flre lln <. by Clark 4. by Hsnlon !, br Pal- In the singles final the unerring ing events for the improvement and Miss Wilson, Art Murphy defeated Red Bank, failed to draw man; lendlno 0, by Ballly 1. Bases on balls—Off accuracy of the winner's ground he general welfare of the borough. his brother Jack to Win tho junior Sahlln 4, oft Clark 4, off Hanlon 2, oft strokes was the deciding factor, al- singles title and the Murphy brothors from the park, and those who dh Pallandlno 1. oft Balllr 0. Passed ball- The rowboat race across tha river captured the Junior doubles by de- leave were firemen responding to thi Dane. Hits—Off Sahlln 8 In 8 2-8 Innings, though Rose's service and net play rom the MIddletown shore to Rum- off Clark 7 In 5 1-3 Innings, off Hanlon were powerful offensivo weapons and feating Olcn Prlchard and Harold noble call to duty. 1( In 7 Innings, off Pallandlno 0 in 0 ion was one of the highlights ot Patterson. ... ' . Innlnga, off Balfry enabled him to take the second set mriTu, lij-Trie A»»«l*Uil Prftt, the afternoon. It was a close finish, The contest gave Indications —Stout and Fish,. and carry the final set on even terms what it was to be in ^he very flra with Peter Fauels nosing Out George One ot the quickest ways to find a to three-all in games. The loser's Ebert at the finish. Jake Perl was frame when the Pirates .sent flv< service was broken in the eighth Job la to advertise In The Regis- runs across the platp. A combination third. He got off the course a little ter'* Want Department—Advertise- The Red Bank Pirates suffered game to give Lefevre a lead of 5-3, Joseph Ghezzi Red Bank Girl Anderson Wins and had to row around the public ot hitting and good baseball strategy their first shut-out of the season Fri- and eventually the set at 6-4. dock. Despite this loss of time Per earned the quintet of markers toi day night at the bands ot the Cuban In the semi-final round Lefevre Lands a Big Tuna 1 Joe Bennett's proteges. After Leon- All-Stars, 5 to 0. Martinez, Cuban To Meet Hawkins loacd In on Pauels and Ebert and : upset John Hlgglns, Shrewsbury Heisler Model ard, lead-off man for the Bed Bank ltcher, allowed Red Bank four hits Miss Margaret Kinney of Navcslnk Inlshet) only a foot or two behind champion, in three brilliant sets, 6-4, Ebert. The first man to jump ashore ers, had fanned, Schwartz singled; and fanned seven batters. . 6-8, 6-3. Jfl this match Higglns River road brought in a 499-pound Lelsneck filed out for the secon< In Golf Finals tuna to the Fcuerbach & Hansen Yacht Trophy won the race. Others in the contest Enjoying a perfect night at bat, played a magnificent game but was were Howard Tilton, Billy Shay, down, Max Posnak, Red Bank's big Fabre, Cuban rightflelder, pounded unable to match the steadiness of docks at Bridle Thursday to top i flrstsacker, thereupon proceeded t list -of seven big ones caught in thi Harold Shay and Larry McCormlok. out two doubles and two Bingles, to the victor in the final set. The oth- Both Survive Semi-Final Rounds Member of Red Bank Model Billy Shay was forced to quit short- leftlhe ball over the right field feno lead the nlne-blt attack of hU team- er semi-final produced another unex- last week and to establish a claim fo for a home run, the third to be madi —Ghexzi Defeats McDermott, the women's championship honors ly after th,o race started when one mates, who tallied once in the sec- pected result when Rose eliminated Yacht Club Successfully De- if his oars broke. >> by a Red Bank player on that field ond frame and four times In the Potter in three close sets, 6-3,1-6, 6-3. Hawkins, Wins Over Richdale, for New Jersey coastal waters. this season, and which brought ourth. Seven'of the hits were ma.de Rose's service and net play were de- Her catch, tho second largest o fends Title in Regatta on the Lauretta Ryan, daughter of Mr, Schwartz home before him, • Ristan iff'Art Clark, who lasted on the ciding factors although Potter held Jr.—Finals Next Sunday. the year, outweighed the previous Shrewsbury River. and Mrs. William D. Ryan of Nave- then singled and werifto third on lound until the end of the fourth. the issue in doubt until the final woman's record, established by Mrs. sink avenue, Rumson, was the out- Lang's safe1 hit Then came two jffrwas relieved by Bill Sahlln, who game. Joseph Ghezzi, club champion at Louis Marron of Rldgewood Augus itandlrig girl swimmer. She won the plays that'sent fans into spasms oj 3, by 190 pounds, and came within 40 The third annual regatta of the .00-yard swim easily and a,l«o the urned the Cubans back with two In the quarter-final round Lefevre Iwimming River Country club, and excitement Lang darted to-second liU while fanning six la the last Tohn Hawkins will meet in the finals pounds of equaling the heavies Red Bank Model Yacht club for the 'etching race. In the latter event defeated Captain John Merrltt by brought to gaff this season—the 539- Heisler trophy was held over the ihe almost equalled the mark made in an attempted steal, drawing the ivo innings. the scores of 11-9 and default, the if the club championships next Sun- ball to secondhand Ristan started lay as a result of their victories in pound fish caught by Maurice E. week-end on the Shrewsbury river. >y the men. Miss Ryan was one Mike Stark's two singles, Johnny first. set played in tho rep- it the star swimmers on the Duke Not color but condition counts home from third. The ball was re- of Saturday afternoon. Rose elim- he seml-ifinal matches played at the resenting clubs from Boston, Lynn mlverslty freshman team last year, turned to the plate ' but Shortstop sznick's double and a single by Art ub over the week-end. samo day that Mrs. Marron's fish was when you choose a Used Car! Lang were the Pirates' only hits. In inated John Parker In another quar- hooked. and Marblehead, Massachusetts; Al- Dancing was held in tho evening Liltch made a bad peg and he was Ghczzt dofeated Edwin McDermott bany, Brooklyn, Long Island, Staten For new car appearance and he third inning Marslnl ran into the ter-Dnal match which was bitterly i a close lft-hole match, one up, Miss Kinney hooked Into her big in the handball court, with muBlc safe with the third run and Lang contested by his opponent, 'the Island, Washington, D. C, Haddon- performance, chooso a Cadillac- continued on to third. The play was ftfleld fence while making a spec- 'hlle Hawkins. found his opponent fish off Ambrose Light and played I by Bob PurRavle.and his swln^ band. iculnr catch - of Carrora's long fly, scores being 6-3, 1-6, 6-7. field, Elizabeth, Jersey City and Bed The members of the band were Mabel Standard Reconditioned Car, repeated after Marsinl had drawn a omewhat easier and defeated Guy an hour and 15 minutes before it was Bank. hlch was labeled for three bases. Cornwall took a sot from Potter chdale, Jr., lour and two. The brought to gaff. She used compara Hendrlckson Howard Leon, Edward "the best used car • tfot less," walk. Marsinl started for-second in their quarter-final encounter and Ling darted home, the ball was , CUBAN STABS. nals will be a 36-hole match. tively light tackle—a 12-0 reel, with Five rounds In heats of five each Sherman, Bob Wilson, Harold Patter- AB R H PO A E then succumbed to the winner's re- In the semi-finals of class B, Walt 39-thread line and a 33-ounce rod. were galled Saturday. Twentyi-flve ion, Charles Brlggs and Joe Williams. snapper! to the .plate, but again the lentless chop stroke attack, 4-6, 6-1, 1 throw was bad, this time by Second Illlto, as. - r McGahan defeated Alex Wilde, Dcsplto her long battle she Insisted skippers making the highest scores Selections ' were given by Bob Scheyarrls, lb. . 6-1. Hlgglns crushed Raymond Rose me up, on 19 holes and William Hal- on waiting until the fish had been qualified for the quarter-finals which Breltenbacb and, his harmonica band. Week-End Special! Baseman j)eFreltas, and the runner Carrara. 8b In the other quarter-final, 6-2, 6-2. Schegoyen, 2b. ran defeated Walter Schroeder, two weighed on the scales' "of the Mana were scheduled to be called Sunday.. In-thls group.nwre^ddle Strohmen- was safe with tbe fourth run of the In the doubles final, Potter and Because of Inclement'weather, how- Inning. Marsinl came home on a tamlrex, cf. ' nd one. McGahan and Hallcran will squan River Marlln and Tuna club jer, Bill Byera'and Bobby Suther 1936 Cadillac Touring ^ernandex, e. .—~ Rose won decisively over Cornwell lect in the finals Sunday. • . before turning homeward. ever, the- racing bad to be postponed land. The last' two,' also gave a pissed ball with the other marker. 'abre. rf. _-, and White by virtue pf a superior In the class A division, beaten Until Monday morning. Sedan $1,050.00 ' Stark then filed to leftfleld, ending breu. If. Accompanying Miss Kinney 1 iketch entitled "Benny and: Oswald." net attack In straight sets, 6-1, 6-4. Ight, Robert Schroeder defeated. longs were rendered by Muriel the frame. lartlnes, p. „ H W. Goadby Lawrence, American The quarter-finals were sailed In The new doubles champions ..were iuy Richdale, Jr., five and four, and Tuna Team member, of Fair Haven, heats of five each, the first two of Brlggs, Jane Pearsall and Barbara Pitcher Sahlln, not In the best of >5 S 9 27 6 J victors over General VanVliet and iob Hayward won on default. In who came in with a 317-pound tuna each heat qualifying for the semi, Mount and tap dancing exhibition! 'Answer to last week! "form, got in trouble In the second RED BANK PIRATES. Hlggins in the. semi-final round, 7-5, lass R William Miller defeated Art finals. These ten then sailed two were given by Isabelle Purgavle and when, with two down, he passed Tuesday to start the week's on AB R H PO A E 6-4 and Cornwell and Whlto won [crcer, three and one. slaught on the ranks of the big fel- heats of five each from which four Irace Valentine. The electric sound There Is no difference. If Dane and McGowan and permitted Leonard, 2b. , 2 0 0 1- from Lefevre and Marlon Rlnehart Uartinl, If. 4 0' 1 Samuel Halper won the flag tour- lows. They fished from Captain qualified for the. finals. Franklin S. lystem was installed and operated you looked at the namo for as Brltton t6 single, filling the bases, In the other semi-final by default. In j lck, 3b. _._ . 4 0 1 1 ament going to the 20th fairway, roy Stuart's Sport II. Anderson, Harold Peterson, Jr., and lthout charge by" James Ward. but came to In time to fan Hanlon oanak, lb. 4 0 0 13 the quarter-finals, Rose and Pottei illiam Moncrleff was two feet from long a time as you do the face, Two other fish weighed on the Thomas Morrison of the local club The summaries: ' and retire the side before any dam- isten, cf. 4 0 0 0 defeated Bernie Clark and John e cup on the 18th, and William finished first, second and fourth, re- you would remember it just as age could bet done. Itark, c _-...». 3 0 2 10 Egan, 6-3, M and Cornwell and Miller was 20 feet from the cup on club's scales last Thursday wero 100-Yard Daih. Tor Man—Bob McKen- ng, rf. :. 4 0 caught by sportsmen aboard Louis spectively, and S. Pederson of Lynn, L first, Harold K«rr lecond. .well. The Braves sent three runs across cfawartx, as. . 4 0 White eliminated Harold Turnock the same green. Massachusetts, was third. Mr. An- SO-Yard Oalh For Boys—Jack CooV Marron's Eugenie III. : the plate in the third, making the Hark, p I 0 and Morris Straus in three sets, 4-6, derson thereby defended his title to .rat, Joe Du'hn aaeond. . ahlln, p. _.._ 2 0 6-1, 6-1. Higgins and VanVliet won 50-Yard Dash For Girls—Oraca Valan- count B to 3, and bolstering the hopes The blind bogey tourney was won the trophy which was redonated by int lint, Mary Oook aaeond. of the shoremen. Leltch, first to bat, 52 0 (27K 0 from Captain Merrltt and Raymond by Benjamin* Crate, with a score of him as a perpetual trophy last year Thre«>li«gK«d Bac« For M«n—J. De* Phone 910. singled and went to second when Score by Innings: Rose, 6-3, 3-6, 4-all and default. 115-1B-110. Field Club Nine when he gained title by having won iansy and Larry- McOormlck first. Art Dave Egbert walked, DeFreitas Duban Stars 0 10 4 0 0 0 0 0—6 Lefevre and Rinchart overcame Mrs, J. Joseph Connor, defending t three times consecutively. Second, iCirr and Harold Karr sacond. Open Evenings. clouted a three*agger, which scored Red Bank Plratei...O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0—0 George Holmes and Albert Bcrlow, third and fourth, prizes were awarded Thrat-L«8fr«d ->Bac* For Boys-rJaek Three.bass bit—Echegoyen. Two*basa champion, In the women's division Loses To South ?alilar and Edwin Pomphray flrat, .Gaorae B. W. Cllpplnger, Her., Lejtch and Egbert, and came home t«—Fabre (2).' Leznlck. Hlta— Off Clark 6-2, 6-4C and Mrs. Alice Halper advanced to to the others. \ kelson and Ssm Hupsanl second; with- the third marker when Kra- Sack Race Tor Man—Jot Cook Ant, Used Car Dept in. « innings, Sahlln 2 in fi innings, The summaries: the final round for the woman's On Saturday evening a dinner- vitz doubled. Grosso, Dane and Brit- trlke-outi—By Mnrtlntr 7, by Sahlln 6, championship which will be played hrla Lahey aecond. toa were retired In that order. 1 Clark 2. Baaes on balla—Off Clark 4, LABOR DAY SINGLES. Amboy Tigers dance was held at the Elks club, for Sack B»ce For Boyi—Joe Dunn first. T Sahlln 8, off Martinet 8. Dnuble playa Quarter.final round—Higgins defeated this coming Sunday. the visiting skippers and their fam- lam Karlnjk second. . In the next frame the visitors took -Lexnlck to Posnak to Schwartz. Hit by Raymond Rose, 6*2, 6-2; Lefevre defeated Mrs. Connor won her semi-final ilies, . • Potato Race For Girls—4Srac« Valentin* itcher—Martinez (Clark). Merrltt, 11-9, default; Potter defeated Leonardo Suffers Fifth Loss of rst, Dolores Shea second. the lead by'scorlng three more runs. Umpires—Fish and Hock. Cornwell, 4<6, 6-1, 6-1; Nelson Rose de- match Sunday when she defeated Shoe Race For Girls—Dorothy OXeary With two down, Leltch again singled feated Parker, J-3, 1-9. 0-7. Mrs. George McVey, who prior to last Season—Lose, 9 to 0——Jake rst, Dorothy Burchall second. and went to second on Egbert's Semi-final round—Lefevre defeated Hlg year, held the woman's championship An ensign Is a flag flown on ships. Running Broad Jump For Men—Bob sharp smack.. A hit by DeFreltas Ulna, 6-4, 0-8, E-S; Boae defeated Potter, for five consecutive years. Mrs. Con Supenski Pitches Entire Game It Is estimated that an acre of ireltenbach first,' Chris lahay second. «-». 1-6. 6-8. mcadowland will contain on the aver- Running- Broad Jump For Boys—James brought Leltch home and put Egbert hoot Held Sunday Final round—Lefevre defeated Roee, 6-8, nor won, three and one. Mrs. Halpe for Clubbers. 'urgavle first. Jack Cook second. . oh second. KravlU was. passed, flll- 5-7, 6-4. defeated Miss Carol Schroeder eight age about 15,000,000 Insects. Runnlns High Jump For Men—Bob ' ing the bases. A double to the right- LABOR DAY DOUBLES. and six. On Langendorf Range ,. Quarter-flnal round—Potter and Nelson The Leonardo Field club baseball field fence scored the two shoremen Rose defeated Clark and Egan,' 6-S, 6-0; Mrs. Connor and Mrn, McVey : team suffered Its fifth setback of with the tying and leading runs. H small, pre-hollday shoot was Hlsslns and VanVliet defeated Merrltand fought an even match ' throughout . Dine filed out, retiring the side, Haymond Rose, 6-8, 8-6, 4-a.ll, and de- their 18 holes of golf. At the 15th the season Labor day when the scrap- ld Sunday on Langendorf's shoot* fault; Lefevre and Rlnehart defeated py South Amboy Tigers handed them ig range at Llncroft. Franklin DIs- Holmes and Birlow, 6-2, 6-4; Cornwell they wero all square, but Mrs. Con- The Pirates tied the score at 6 all and White deflated Turnock and Straus, a 9 to 0 shutout, Al Winegar, a slim in their half of the fifth. Ristan row of South Amboy won the 80- nor kept hitting her drlveB and Irons 4-«, 1-1. 6-1. and took the 15th, 10th and 17th. righthander, was on the hill for the getting to first on a fielder's choice, rd event by breaking 48, while Os- Semi-final round—Potter and Rosa di Tigers. He did a neat job, holding went to second wrien Lang grounded r Mundy of South Amboy won the feated VanVliet and Hlggins, 7-5. 6-4: In the women's beaten eight the Clubbers to five scattered hits DORENUS BROS. 5-bird event with a perfect score Comwell and White won from Lefevre and tourney, Mrs. Kenneth Robinson de- to short, and the latter elected to Rlnehart by default. and struck out eight throw home to cut off Leisneek, who 25. . "i ' J Final rounda—Potter and Role defeated feated Mrs. John Slmonds, nlns and 'Jake Supcnekl pitched the entire bad previously singled, at the plate. Other scores in tho 50-blrd event Cornwall and White, 6-1, 6-4. eight; Mies Ruth Manson defeated game for the Clubbers and with, any COMPLETE FOOD MARKET SINCE 1877 Lelsneck was out but both Ristan cluded William Rhodes of South Mrs, Frank Balrd, four and three, help at all from his teammates might and Lang were safe. The former .mboy and John Adams of Sea and Mrs. A, J. Burns defeated Mrs. have been a winner. Errors were scored on Marslnl's single. fright, 45, and R. A. Luyster of Mat- Two Club Employees Frank, Goff, eight' and six. costly for'the Leonardo nine, having 3 PHONES—1560-1561 . 1562 Ths Bennettmcn again took the wan and Robert Rhodes pf South Mrs. Connor was winner of the four chalked against them. Lmboy, 41. Ch^rgedWith Theft eclectic tournament for selected 18 lead by collecting three more runs out of M holes. She scored 78-5-73. The Tigers took a 1 to 0 lead in 11 & 13 BROAD ST. -i- FREE DELIVERY in the sixth. Clark, who had gone In the 25-blrd event Thomas Kaney Two employees of Monmouth Coun- Other scores Included Mrs. George the third frame, added two more in in the box to relieve Sahlln, singled ! Holmdel took second honors with ty Country club, Eatontown, were McVey, 70-5-74; Mrs! Kenneth Robin- the fourth and another pair In the sharply and went to second on , while Steve Sobechlko of Engllah- sentenced to 384 days In the county son, 88-13-75; Mrs. Samuel Halper, 81- fifth. The sixth and seventh were Leonard's bunt, the latter also being wn took third honors by breaking jail Monday by Justice Andrew J. 5-76; Mrs. John' Rohrey, 88-11-77; scoreless but they tallied "another SPECIALS THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY I cafe at the bag. A sacrifice by Reid of Eatontown after thoy stole Miss Ruth Manson, 100-16-84; Mrs. brace of runs In each tho eighth and Schwartz advanced both runners and $6.59 from James Neely, porter of Frank Balrd, 100-16-84; Miss Carol ninth Innings. Lelsneck's single brought them B. Ryan, Tiger shortstop, had a home. Leisneek later scored on Els- RAINED OUT. the club annex on Tinton avenue, Schroedor, 04-10-84, and Mrs. Edna Eatontown. Manson, 104-16-88. perfect day at bat, banging out three tan's safety, making the score 9 to singles and a double In four trips to FRESH JERSEY SMOKED FRESH 0 In favor of the Pirates. Well Meeting at Sylvan ForUm The men\ were George Sheridan, Called Off Because of Storm. 80, of Newark, a dish washer, who the plate. But the worst (for Belmar) was had served 18 months In the Cald- Sue Robertson Third Next' Sunday the Field club will KILLED yet to come. In the eighth tho Pir- BccniiBO of stormy weather the play the Biyrevllle A. C. at Leonardo. KILLED PORK BEEF eetlng was called off which was well penitentiary for stealing auto- ates made their victory a decisive mobiles, and Harry Wlllllams, 31, of In Marathon Swim SOUTH AUBOV. FOWL one by Bending no less than five have been held Sunday at Ther- AB R K PO A McCompbell's Sylvan forum at Chestnut street, Kearnoy, dish wash- Post. lb. DUCKS LOINS TONGUES MMi-lb. aver.) across the plate and sending their er, who had been employed at the Miss Susan Robertson of Sea R. Ryan, c. ~__~- entire batting order up against olmdel in the interest of Senator club only a few days. '' Bright finished third In the women's Qlmanak,, 2b. . three pitchers. Leonard got to first lifford R, Powell's candidacy tor Clark, ex. , nil,.,. The money was stolen from a professional three-mile swim Satur- H. Ryan, as. .—^ ' on an error and was later driven he Republican nomination for gov- day at Canadian National exhibition O. Etaub»r, rf. — C C rnor. Senator Frank Durand was kitchen closet at the annex. Special home by Schwartz. Lcjsneck was Officer Daniel Terry took the can at at Toronto. Her prize money was Stader, lb, _.„_ c passed and Schwartz went to second. cheduled 'to have introduced Sena- F. Staubtr, If. _.. lb. the Batontown police headquarters J200. Mrs. Lenore Klght Wlngard Wlntgar, p...... 12 lb. Posnak bunted and before Belmar ir Powell. and picked up the two men as they of Homestead, Fa., was the winner 23 29 32A lb. could decide what to do with tho 42 111 H 8 31 Senator Lester H. Clee, who Is attempted to board a taxi at Baton- and she received $750. Miss May ball everybody was safe and the nator Powell's rival for the nom- town. They confessod to the rob- Looney of Warren, Ohio, was second. LEONARDO FIELD CLUB. bases were densely populated. Ris- AB R Jl PO A atlon, has stated that he will be bery. Miss Robertson, who is the daugh- P. SImpRon, 3b. ..40025 tan singled scoring Schwartz and lablo to speak at the forum during ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Robertson N, Simpson, as. Bartlett Pears £uC Supersuds <,..* *•* 17c Lelsneck, Pitcher Hanlon was re- Egldlo. If. No. 1 : e primary campaign but that he Colored League Games. and a student at Temple university, placed by Pallandlno, who pitched 11 make an address there later If won the Canadian event last year. Uhrlg. c. . ... four tails to Lang, again filling the On Tuesday night of next week Koaak. lb. _., Cake & ,1 . ajOflp 0 cakes aCDC wins the nomination. the first of a series of games be- Maxaon, 2b. 8-Ib. bar • bates, and a change In pitchers was Bennett, rf. ,'. attain effected/ Ballly went to the tween National Negro league teams Ghent In Canadian Open. Conover, ef, which finished the season In tho first Frosted Asparagus 35c PuK. mound and managed to retire the SENTENCED TO JAIL. Vlo Ghezzi of Rumson, pro at the Supenakl, p. Fig Newton* 2 19c .'next three runners. division of that circuit will be played Deal Golf club, Is entered In the KonowlU, c. „.. Green Peppers 10c ^ rrancla Aumack of Eatontown on Memorial field at Belmar. The Canadian Open golf tournament II 0 5 27 IS Social Teas 2 19c As >n exciting finish to an exc.lt- Pittsburgh Crawfords, winner of which begins today In Toronto. He South Amboy _ 0 0122002 2- \] ln. „ with W. O. Green. thoroughfares.—Advertlsemeat. 'ESP-BANK REGISTER. SEPTEMBER 9, 1987. mtr VwflauUr and William Cadmus. TSjhr League Team Bank and Cuba Play Tb* »u»marlai: ' Teachers Receive ' ' ' KNOCKABOUTS. WIN HILL BILLY CONTEST Lfowns All-Stars To Tie in City League SUrt—UilO. Raise In Salary Three gamu ware played since AT*." "The Little Silver board of eduoa- "The One Price Eat" last Thursday in Joe Bwnatt'f City tlon at last week's meeting voted a Of Church League Softball league, Friday night the iurt^iiTiiT salary lnoroaso of $100 a year to TtUt Bentler «..._^ 12ti0:0t New Fall Creations Firemen defeated the Elks, 16 to 9, Wllllim Bargtss ...... —_.....-..,1SI21I!8 Mrs. Kstollo Rothwell, principal, and All Start of City Softball League and Tuesday night the Wolves beat Saslty WBlte —....-.....,.U:2Felts the N. F. F. at Fort Monmoutb, H June. Mttbot .-,—•, Hackott, Miss Harriet Moore, Miss Win ThWCame SWIM Fitttn to 8. The Bank and Cuba played a 1BTS. Alice Smith and Mrs. Adele Conover. Now on Display Pick of Church Uagut— tie game the lame night at the RedBobsrt Torbel L...... lSilliOt The primary room was renovated Bank hlghf school athletlo field. Marjorla Moore .. during the summer. The walls were Scort of Lait Game 10 to3 . v Hariarat Cook .... redecorated and modern maple desks Monmouth SHOP Tonight the Firemen play the A. N. grant'. T. M. O. A,, tomorrow night tha Jack Montgomery .7I40 and seats installed. Another Im- After defeating the City L«agu« T. M. H. A. plays the Elks and .11:27:85 provement Is an Imitation fireplace. Randall Kaatpr ..... 12:80:50 The Improvements are In keeping Softball.All Stan last week, 1 to 0, neit Wednesday night the T. M. H. Marjorla SUwart .... 12<1OT in a well-played and closely contest- with the latest thought In education A. plays the Quads.- Vletor Meyer...... ,. In making the classrooms attractive ed game at MoClukey'a field.-the, BBCOND HALF STAMDIXO. Dorothy Noroon BNKAKBOXES. .._....1JI87II8 for the little children. ' Church League All Star* went down KBOXES to defeat lut night at the Red Bank Y. M. C, A. , a \ Btart--lliJ«. •Cubs ...... Barbara -Sayra ...... 13iST:B0 COAL & FUEL OIL high aohool athletla field, 10 to »,' in Q'uada ...... — Gene Worthier ...... 11:87.50 Sails for Germany. David1 Wolcott ...... 1J:88IOO the final game of a three-game «er- Flrtmtn .;,. - y les between the tw^ teams. The Ellti ' ' 8NIPBB. Bill Ward, son of Mr. and Mrs. N. r. F. «... Start—11:80. W'll Ward of Forrest avenue, Rum- Church League aggregation was TVelvea : Bobert Bihtliy ,13:41i4* Irving Bli«r .. ,. „. I2;««no son, sailed yesterday on the liner handicapped last night by the. ab'Y. M. H. A. . Manhattan of the United States line lenoe of leveral ofits star player*. •Bank/ ...... Idwardt Rullmaa . 12147 IOS Joseph Sllfart 12:50:46 for Hamburg, Germany, in the ca- Frank B. I The Church league, team got Off to •Denotaa' a tie gami. Irving Jaokion ^_...... _..._ DNF paolty of a cadet Week-end guests an early lead with a tally in the Jamei Toop ...„...... _,...... «..'' DNT Frank Toop ..,. «»».„....'..... DNF at the Ward homo were Mr, and Mrs. opening Inning and maintained the Chris Lane and son Richard of 47 SHREWSBURY A' 'E advantage until the fourth frame Sail Races On The joint regatta of the Monmouth . Standing left to right—Joe Lang, Ed Cogan, Alphonso Tomfllno Paterson. •_ _ when they scored again. TEe vloton Boat club and the Fair Havea Yacht and Henri Burke. , ' TELEPHONE RED BAi :87S. tied the ecore In thl» frame with The Shrewsbury otub was held Monday afternoon, It pays to advertise in The Register. •^ two rum, The Church league team bringing to a'close a successful sea- The Red Bank Hill Billies, took When She Comes," "Go, X,ong Mule" / ecored again In the fifth Inning. In son. However, the Fair Haven olub first honors In the Park Department's and "Hand Me Down My Walking thli session the City league players Events for All Clataes Held Sat- will hold Its final point races next first Hill Billy Musical contest last Cane." • . clinched the, vlotory -with tight runs urday and Monday—Rain Pre- Sunday afternoon.. night at the Central Park Hall, New The winner's band consists of on «eyen hits, flchulti, City All Star vents Contests Being Held on Two protests were made by sailors York. Three mountaineers from Henri Burke and Alphonso Tomalno first bajjoman, hit • home run In thli Sunday. . • • In the afternoon event Monday. A Brooklyn took second place and a Of Red Bank, Edward Cogan of Little HHSP . Inning with one man on bass. protest tb the effect that Marjorla group of nine Manhattan Negro Silver and Joseph Lang of Fair Ha- Stewart In her comet Midnlte bad children; won third prize. ven. O1TI MAQUB ALL 8TARS. The Monmouth Boat dub held Its "Jumped" tbe gun was thrown out Eleven bands, picked from nearly Tho local Hill Billies wero an out- UIEI last point race of the season on Sat- Btakv. p...... 8 1 1 1 The other protest was made against 30 entrants by elimination contests, standing* unit of Major Bowes circuit DeFasto, If...... 4 110 urday afternoon with 40 boats oom- August Schwoori, sneakboat skipper, participated In last night's concert. and during their'time with Major Sowlen, lb. cf.' U»...«..U..U..M. '4 2 I 0 peting. who was entered In the Class B event Tho Red Bank band played "She'll Bowes traveled to various parts of Macintosh, lb, I a 2 1 Proctor James' knockabout Oriole, Z«hl, «ef. 8 110 but who was forced to compete In Be Coming 'Round the Mountain the United States and Canada.' Hoyt. •• with the veteran Charles Burd at the the Class A section because of the tiller, added another raet to its long Cleary, «. size ot his sail. The summaries: liquor license. A letter from D. DAYS Whalen, tt. string of victories, Lloyd Fuller fin- Sohulti, of,, lb...... ished second, two minutes behind KNOCKABOUTS. Council Rejects Frederick Burnett, state commission- HolTnann, jrf...... «.»...•••..• SUrt—»I8Q. er of alcoholic bteverage control, rela- Loveraldge, Sb...... Burd. The only other entrant was Name Skipper Flnlih Goldman, 2b. A. P. Oagnebln. Oriole, Proctor James ...... :84:44 Tax Proposition tive to the' case, stated that as one Turnock, p. -...... Valrielc, Lloyd Fuller .S4.84 of the original partners now owns Happy Days Now Marlon Cook's Skadoo led the Oiprey, A. P. Gamabln :S8l49 the business all that Is necessary Is comets around both laps of the 3 1-3 COMETS. II 10 IS • Sea Bright Officials Turn Down to change the name on the license. Mother and Dad will be glad to know they can »ave til* an> - ••'•':' CHURCH LBAOUE ALL STARS mile triangular course to win this SUrt—9:15. event with Marjorle Stewart in her Bid Don, Charlei Witt Offer of $1,000 at Full Pay- tire cost of quits a few items children need for sohool work - Hounihan, e. Skadoo. Marlon Cook :9!:ig Midnlte second. Midnlte, Marjorle Stewart ..... :2S :2B ment on Delinquent Taxes on Grauie, lb, ...... Margloo Too, Marjorle Moore :38:41 Damages of $1,500 and play. FREE coupons make this possible. The whole : -' Class A tneakbox honors went to :2ai«S North Beach Land. Turnler, '«•'.""»J.-.'..""!~.!.'!".' Edward* Kullman in his Oscar, who Lulu, Patsy Hill family benefits from our quality foods at low prices. * J. Spend, If, ...... _.,.,.. Klttlwaka, J. Walnrlght ...... 128182 cams from behind to noes out R. Wahoo, BUI Olien ....:.....--..... :2S:44 For Middletowner8 • H. Oopperthwalte, p. - ..... ,:28:47 The Sea Bright borough council at VanBront, tb • »..-„ B. LJpplnoott In his Puffin. The Class Flavla, Domlnlck Figaro ...... 4:28.18 U. S. No. I Jenay W. Spenee, Sb, ...».«..«...... • No Name. Edward Bruce ..... the regular meeting last Thursday 1 B. race was won by James Clayton :28;5» Mrs. Valontina Oakeg, who Is em- Attridfo, lef, ...... H...... In his Sea Hag. This was alto an Victor, Victor Meyar :29:35~ night rejected an offer of $1,000 as ployed by Edwin L. Beekman of Mid: Balna sof...... *«.«..*...... •«•••(.• Bcotty. Robert Forbei |2O:»S full payment of delinquent taxes dletown village, brought suit several Qulnn. rf, .....•••.•••....•...... i...... Interesting event At the end of the Bad.Nami»n naiva,. Btk,. BalUoauiyr ... Johnston, rf. first lap Clayton was third, but man- :81 amounting to $3,000 on a lot at North weeks ago against a food concern Bambino IV, Randall Keator .... :82:45 Beach owned < by tho Besa Holding aged to pass Walter Mead, who fin- Way Tup, Jatk Montgomery ...... :S4:48 on the ground that she and the mem- 37 I 4 1 BreeM, Leo Beoker Co. Joseph O. McCuo, Rumson real Score by Innlnsi: ished sebond, and Arnold Bohwarti, bers of her family were made sick .00028 0—10 who was third. BIBD BOATS. estate agent, stated In a letter that by meat which they bought at a City Leatuo Start—BllO: Potatoes 1515 10 0 110—* :21:54 a client Is desirous of buying the Church LHfua _.._.•.. Robert Bentley led all the way to PlUr, PeUr Bantley IV store owned by the company. Her 4:28:28 property and has made the offer. The 100-lb b.r99e « ' «i» Teal. Murray Bursiia . 4.28:28 sister, Miss Stella Kowalski, was a take the snipe ra«S and hit brother, Dolphin, Mlok.y White letter stated that the taxes are more Peter, did the same In: the bird boat 4.28:48 patient at Rlvervlew -hospital, Red Bklplt. June Mathot 4:Sl:5t than the property Is worth. The Bank, after eating the meat, and her Council Receives class, • •'• . Weonl, Audrey Walker council decided it was time to call BIRD BOATS. SNEAKBOXES—CLASS A, children, Thomas, William and Fran- Start—»:20. :22:55 a halt on tax waivers., and, voted cis, were treated at the Freehold BMt afed Omr ' ' EUftaJ Tims Oicar, Edwarda Bullman .... :24:27 unanimously In rejecting the offer. hospital. Letter Of Thanks FiUiJiUt Bentler • ». lyisiU Puffin, B. B. Lipplncott, Jr. . :26:4*0 Ths property adjoins the Sea Bright Skip It, Junt MtUiet llititt Popays, Barbtra Sayre _..-... :26:40 coast guard station on the south. Liability was denied on the part Dolphin, Mlekey WW(« DNF Snap, Bobart Maid ...... :28:48 of the concern, which claimed that MyaUry, Auguat Behweara . :28:52 Tha ruins of a combined residence FREE €OUPOM$ For Regatta Work COMETS. Start—2iU Niagara. David Woleott :29:81 and restaurant, destroyed by fire last nothing was wrong with the meat Mike II, Don Osborn s with mry liari^peunJ purchase of s Skadoo, Marion Cook :36:37 year, are on the place. and that the trouble must have been Midnlte, Mwiotlt SUwmrt Slo Poke. Caro Qulnn Amendment to Service Station SNEAKBOXES—Clm B. due to something else which the fam- W.hoo, BMOIiea ..._ Payment of $6,000 in county taxes ily had eaten. However, the case was Ordinance Patted Final Read- M.rJorl«,.M»r]orl» Moon SUrt—Si20. :2«;!8 was approved, Lulu, PttVr Mill aia^Hag, James Clayton ...... :80:10 settled out of court last week by the ing Tueiday—New Special Boottr,. Bobtrt Korbt Ikt. Oeorga Worthley .: ... :12:1« E, W. Fary, borough clerk, report- payment of $1,500 to Mrs. Oakes by Anny Moutt, Jamta Drue. ... M* Too, Jane Power* ~ :87:25 ed receipts of $441 for August The the company. Mrs. Oakes was rep- Way Tup, Jaek Montgomery U»bo, Tom Cottrell ... :37:2e Officer. :87:27 principal Items were ?88 In fines, resented by Parsons, Labrecque & OSCO! £4 TEAS'- Sea Lett, Hoffman Brothers ...... Ilttl4t Anything, Arnold 8chwart> $260 for rent of. Surf bathing pa- StaStrr Suit» , SoMthMthr NorotNonumt . ltita Sue. Bob Davli :40:20 Borden. Special Coupon Offer Effective to Sat. Night, Sept. llth The Red Bank mayor and council Brttu, Beeker .. So What, Bobirt Ayres ...... :48:10 vilion and $60 for rent of fish drome. Tueiday night reoelvad a letter BBeid DDon, M» DeWItt , , DHP SNIPES. The borough clerk read a notice Sneaktoitee—Cteia A. Start—IlJS. Praises Our Service. from Hubert M. Farrow, chairman Start—MO. Bobben. Bobert Blntley 4t42ilB that the partnership of Mrs. Eliza- of the flnanoe committee of the Na-Oiear. Xdwarde'Rallmaa ...—.....-." lilflitT J. X. C, Frank Toop 4:4ti42 beth Hanson and Harry Lovgren, op- M. C. Davlsen of Atlantic: High Black or Mined ^ 25c tional Sweepstakes regatta, thank- Puffin, B. B. UpplncoU, Jr, «i..j, lillltt UtMr, Xdwardt Bulmitn _^_...... 4.0B.U erators ^of the Swedish Hop tavern lands recently advertlsod some fur- Two popular mild blends, largely Formosa Oolong. Polity*, Barbara Bayra ^««. litTitt Dark Hone, Joseph Selftrt 4:Ilil5 on East Ocean avenue, has been dis- niture In the want columns of The ing them for their'co-operation In Snap, Bobart Head »...... 1 ill lit Penguin, Carol Bckert 4:5S:1S the recent successful regatta, on the Ikt, dene Worth.!*/ ;-.... liiliot Luck, Irving Bikir 4:86:47 solved and that Mrs. Hanson Is nowRegister. A letter from Mr. Davlsen river. Saaaktwiea—Claaa B. the sole owner. The matter was Tuesday thanked Tho Register very Orange Pekoe i!L **? 33c Start—4|». brought before the council because much for IU service and stated that An amendment to the eervlce sta- Sea Hear, Janai Clayton lilt ill the transaction Involves ' changing the small ads brought him several Rich, full flavor and bouquet. . Befroshlng- and looming*. tion ordinance passed recently U X., Walter, HHa liliiOl Boxing Bouts In the name on the retail consumption customers. passed itt third and final reading. Anythln|, Arnold Behwirta ...... lilSUI HODO, Thomae Gftttrell ...... iM.... XtltlOl The ordinance regulates the con- Fanny .Soaker, Auiuit Bchwien lilt lit KeanBburg Arena Pride of Killarney 2 £«? 38c struction of service stations and Tip Top, Borden Hanoa ...... Ii36:88 100% India. T^a. Makes over 200 cups p»r pound. the construction of driveways and Sue, Robert Datli . lilT:Whol«P««l«d' Apricots ' The Sisters of Mercy of Georgian Osprey, A. P. Qafnebln ...... l:O8liO llb pk Court college, Lakewood, received The Dlokman skeeter fleet brought and Oak street, Keansburg. Four- GIWI Gum Drop* 2 "23c permission to display a car at the man classes In three divisions will be Its season of racing to a close Mon- held as well as a special bout which 7-34 ft corner of Broad and White streets day morning with Bucky Mead the favorite pastry. If small pie plates Green or Yellow Split P«as 6c will feature Qua Balbach, brother of 1 By Saturday, Soptember 25, and to sell winner ot Glass A and Jack and Jane s are not available turn muffin tins up- m Bill, and Angelo DeNuiulo of Perth •?<• at side down and cover with the pastry, Large Marrow Beans IOc chances on the car. Powers winners In Class B, The final Amboy. ELIZA point standing follows: > pricking with a fork to let the air R. V. R. H. Stout requested that' Ous will make his first start In M. escape JO the shell will retain its large garbage collection service be ex- CLASS A, 1-m Bucky Head ....« —»..»„...... lii over a year when he .inters the ring I STEPHENSON shape in baking. Bake in a preheated C tended to Chapln avenue off New- 28-oz Sdwirda Bullsian...... for this contest, having reoovered # oven. Cool the shells. Pour enough cans man Springs road. Harold S. Allen, ft. B, Llpplncott, Jr., from ah arm-strengthening operation. Homo Semce thick sugar syrup over fruit to Beans 3 I7 : 3 cans 20 chairman/ f the street committee, Donald Osborh ..:.. Director wlhPok AuffUat Sehweeri It Is rumored that If he should again sweeten. Berries or peaches cut in said that tho streot had never been succeed In the simon-pure ranks as small pieces make an excellent filling. Crushad Barbara Sayra , - r Jmsnr CCNTKAI. No. 2 deeded to the borough and was in Borden Hanea ...... he did before his temporary retire- Fill pastry shells and top with Standard a poor state of repair. He said Arnold Schnertr, ; ment, he will turn professional next POWER & LIGHT . whipped cream. Serve at once with cans Bob Davla k that collections would be made on year. • • J 1_ Quality 3 Co. attractive doilies on dessert plates. Sugar Corn Walton tf*ul,raan .. _ I the street as long as thft garbage Caro Qulnn ...„„...,_.....„•, He Is the former 147-pound state Farmdale New Pack Peas 2 No. J cans 26<» trucks wore able to use it. Dayld Wofcolt*. DESSERT BRIDGE Hurlock String Beans 3 No. 2 cana 25c ohamplon and two years ago battled cana Clenwood Apple Sauce 3 NO. 2 cans 260. Floyd M. Imlay, son of Policeman1 CLASS B his way to tho finals of the New OSCO Cut Beets 3 *«• * 25c Jack and Ja,ne'Poweri,...... 140 ESSERT bridge parties have and Mrs. Joseph Imlay of Chestnut Walter Maad H« York dolden, Qloves tournament, In making ice cream in a mechan- Jamsi Clayton ..;...... »...... 109 whne he lost a disputed decision to D proved . their popularity as a ical refrigerator, when whipping is Standard ^ No2. 2 street, was made a special officer to practical way of entertaining, par- serve without pay, dllbert Turner ...... 87 Vincent Plmplnella. He was also a necessary, it is well to chill bowl, J cans Thorflai Cottrall W.M*H..W...... W.M. 78 member of the New York Intor-olty Uicularly in hot weather, so here are spoon and mixer whips. New Pack Peas tX 31. 25 Robert Ayret .;.... » .M...'^. ..UM .. M 18 Thomas M. OopsllI, relief chair- W WW W W H team which defeated Chicago that a U\v suggestions for you. man, reported that $l,M0.O6 had Bobart Nadle ..m.MM..«.MH.M..H^M.w,m» 18 deorn Pope ...... „._..... 16 year. Orange Ice Cream been spent for relief during August Harry Southall 1J Gold MtJal, Pillsbury't, Hackar's Harry Byder _....„.:_..„..„.....„.. 11 His opponent fought to the finals of a/j cup Eagle Brand Magic milk Buddy White .. t the New Jersey championships last Serve a square of this rich! choco- Yi cup orange juice C C A new courso record was estab- year. He al«o lost a disputed decis- late ice cream-on a circle of plain \'i teaspoon grated orange rind Flour I8 :24" O7 Monmouth Riders ion to Jerry Wright. lished Monday morning when Ed cake with plenty of sauce. Thil may 1 cup whipping cream v. HAPPY BAKER Flour • 24-* b»«75c Rullman, taking advantage ot a brisk Another Keansburg boy will make be made several days before, ready Blend milk, orange juice and grated ' Defeat Evergreen hlB flrat start In over a year whon FLOUR broeie, trimmed four minutes from to eerve from your mechanical re- orange rind thoroughly. Chill. Whip d. B. C. Uneeda Biscuits r 3 pkgs 13o the previous fnark made by Bucky Dayton Wilson will show In the 160- frigerator. cream to custard-like consistency and The Monmoulh County Country poundxilass. Wilson Is eager to sooro r Head earlier In the season. The lat Chocolate Ice Cream fold into chilled mixture. Pour into Bosco Milk Amplifior ."-°" *» 23o club pololsts defeated Evergreen ttr did not race on Labor day but a victory, as It may mean a special Farms Tueiday "afternoon qn tbe 3 squares unsweetened chocolate freezing tray and place in refrigera- Pure Cidsr Vinegar (luring your Jug) Ballon 25o on Sunday, during the rain, added bout on the following card of bouts tor. After mixture is about' half 20::. 8O' H cup powdered sugar k Eatontown field In theirtflrst clash another victory to hit long string, to be held at the Keansburg arena. frozen remove from refrigerator. l'A cups milk Octagon Soap Powder P »' 5o' • In tha Eastern Polo league schedule Only nine boats competed Labor day Beat until smooth, but not until by the soore of 10 to 3. George I tablespoon granulated gelatin and finished In the following order; FAREWELL DINNER, meltfrt. Replace in freezing tray and Octagon Toilet Soap P"f 6c Oliver, Jr., playing at No. 8 position SNBAKBOXBS—CLASS A li cup cold water freeze. Serves six. for tha Monmouth riders, led his Start—10:19. i'/i teaspoons vanilla teammates In scoring six goals. Harry Copperthwalte, Jr., to Attend a cups cream, whipped stiff Sailor Flnlih Lemon Ice Cream Edwards Rullraan ..___...... _...11:1 JiOO Georgetown University, ' Melt chocolate, add powdered The two teams -will meet again Arnold. Behwart. . UiltiOO Harry Copperthwalte, ton of Mr. eugar, Mend thoroughly. Add milk a/j cup milk, Eagle Brand Sunday atternoon In tha finals of Donald Oibora . U;41iOO Rind of one lemon the Monmouth County Country club's R. B. Llpplneott 11:51:05 and Mrs. Harry Copperthwalte, Br., gradually. Cook over direct heat, Octagon a; Soap 6 ""25' 10-goaI tournament. 8NEAKBOXK&—CLASS B. ot Pearl street, was given a farewell stirring constantly, . until mixture yi cup lemon juice Start—10:81. . reaches boiling point Remo+e from 54 cup water Monraoulh C. C. C* , ( Evergreen Jack and Jana Power. ...,__V_..ll:40.80 spaghetti dinner Tuesday night at i cup whipping cream c No. 1 A. Stern M. Untermayer, Jr. Walttr Mtad , ,,. „' , U;4*it» the home of Joseph Soverlo of Pearl heat, add gelatin (soaked S minutes Ho. I. H. Barry 0. 0. Combs Tom Cottrall .,,..11:41:00 in the cold water) and vanillt. Chill Blend milk, water and lemon juice No. 8...._.0. Oliver. Jr J». Kliner street, who several weeks ago suf- Buddy White m.MMW.Hm.mw...llialt0O until thickened. Beat with rotary thoroughly. Chill. Whip cream to IVORY Soap 3=« I7 :2al9' Back A, Qlmbel J. rimer Gilbert Turner __™__U:«l:05 fered a fractured ankle while play- Monmouth County .....2 4 9 0 0 1—ID Ing baseball with the Cathollo Boys' beater until light and full of bubbles. custard-like consistency and fold Into C Flakes or Bversraen Farmi » 0 0 1.1' X ft— I The seoofld annual regatta of the Fold in whipped cream, thoroughly chilled mixture. Pour into frftz'ng Granules Goals—Monmouth County, Oliver s, club. The dinner was prepared by Fair Haven Yacht dub, which was but gently. Freeze quickly in trays. tray and place in refrigerator. After Chipso 2 pit' I9 Barry 2, Qlmbel 1. Bvergreen Farmi, to have been Sunday atternoon, was Joe's rnother, Mrs. Antonio Soverlo. Combe 8. ' Harry, who lut year attended New The amount given above serves eight mixture is about half frozen remove SELOX Spatd Soap Referee— William R.t>«r. postponed Until the following morn- as this ico cream is very rich and from refrigerator.. Beat until smooth, Time of ohukkari—TV, mlnutn. Ing because of' the stormy weather. York university and during the sum- hut not until melted. Replace in Several mishaps prevented boats mer has been employed by J. H. Kel- small servings are sufficient Our PRODUCE Depts. Feature Thes* Gardan-Frtsh Specials Mint; Ssuco freezing tray and freeze. Serves six. Beach Party. ' from nearby, places from competing. ly Co. of Bast Front street, will leave The yaoht Aurora, putting out from Saturday to take up his studies at '/, cup shredded, canned pineapple Misses Marie and Eileen Deady of Georgetown university at Washing- Crisp Battln road. Fair Haven, -who havt the Rarltan Taoht olub at Keyport Yt cup pineapple juice ' ton. About 20 attended the supper. y, cup sugar I try In these columns to give Green 2 »• (one to their winter home tt Phila- Monday morning at 8:80 o'olook with Siring Beans several tailbottl Uv tow, experilnoed ; Short talks yrna made by Rev,,Dr. •<$ teaspoon green vegetable color- you recipes tnd housekeeping helps delphia, gave * beaoh party a few John B. McOloskey and Rev. Thomas Ing sights ago. Their guests were Miss rough water in Rarltan bay, One of which will really be of use to you. Maolntosh or Greening Yellow Globe the boats' broke loose and filled with E. Carney and Rev. Francis Dwyer. I teaspoon essence of peppermint lean Ford, Miss Phyllis Boyce, Miss You could help me in doing this by pisabeth Ron, Miss Betty VanDf water. The crew of two were swept Strain pineapple, add coloring and C man, Miss Claire O'Meara. Miss Jan• Into the water. Afttr picking up the Hay Ride Farty. flavoring to thredded pineapple. Mix dropping me a card from time to Apples 5"» 19 Onions g "»15c sailors the yaoht put Into Shoal Har- pineapple juice and sugar and boil Pearsall, Miss Lauretta Ryan, Bob Miss Phyllis Boyce, daughter of time to let me know whit type of Matthews, Bob Wilson, Bob MaoDon. bor at Belford. , „, until It begins to thicken. Cool and recipes you would like to get and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred P. Boyoe of add pineapple. Store in covered con- C aid, Bill Olsen, Fred Russell, Carl The commutes In charge of the re- River road, Rumson, gave a hty rid* those you have liked in particular Jaoub.eaf^ Ray Clark, Jaok. VanDe- tainer in refrigerator, gatta was headed, by J. It. Samuel Party Monday night for 20 guests. already given in my columns. Sweet Potatoes a:; 5 »• 155 man and Donald Worthlngton. The and consisted of Morrell Moore, Paul Mrs. Boyce •was chaperon, r. fhaparonod by Mrs. Hugh BI. McOlnty, Otto Neldenneyer, O. V (Address Mn. Stcphenson at the . It Pays to Buy When Quality Counts tnd Your Monty ( ^"Arthur .Matthews andHlokt Barrow, Prootor James, , ' Fruit Ttrtt Jersey Central Modernized Kitchen, K art Cameron Petj Bjth' Produoo rrloo. E«eoe*»« SM. ' itsr , I( ., «t Cawaron. Priic ' . aialsa-JBaWdaal ato-theJlt ol taux All«fihiir.rf 11.. p;' ; EiiD BANK REGlSTijjr. S^TEf-IBSR 9, JC37./

05 TEAES OLD. end, with Mr. and tin. Joseph Llnde [Lions Told Of Leonardo. West Keatubturg. and children ot Thirteenth street. b6rmnlit*i'iotuStW of Itw, John J. Miss Mildred Newman will enter Luoitt, Rev. Joteph Chmlleiki.' Miss L. W. Lancaster HK. Debonih C. Upplndott Cele- (Tfa« Bed Sank hetlster tin b. bought Mrs. Theodore J. Franien' ii enter- her first year at the Keyport high Marie BeTuro, fcl»i Julcf Beatty, Btithdax Simdsy. Taxing Method In Leonardo from T. X. Kllduff, Burr taining her brother, Joseph Boylon v Mra. Katbryn Huber, John Malloy Civil Engineer and Montgomery Jerry Bcttlno and Mair Sal- school next Monday. kon'i .tor*. • ot Jersey-City, for several days. Miss Louise Huber of St. Michael'* andJJr«.fOharl«»,Mahr. Mrs. Deborah C LIpplncott' cele- Mrs. Peter Mularchuk and ion ;• Miii ,Ada Btuyveiant of Jersey Surveyor brated her 96th birthday Sunday at Robert M. Holme*, Chairman c Despite the inclement weatiwi hospital nursing stalT at Newark, SUBVBYS .PLANNING Peter, Jr, have taken up their res- was a recent guest of her mother City was • guest of her par«nU, Mr, her home on Little Silver Point road, did e CountC y BBoard of Ti Saturday night there was a good at idence In the J. C. Crook house on and MM., MarUn Btuyveaarit last Little Sliver. Many friends called tendance when the.annual f»ir of th< Mrs. Katheryn Huber, Twelfth «tr«et. • •;.-/• •;:.;. week.••••'. • ••• '"'. • -.• •'• •'•' : 8TBOOT0KAT DESIGN and extended felicitations, and she n'on, Speaker at Meeting Bravest Park and Leonardo fire com- Miss Marie Doturo has returned Steel • Belnforoed Oonerota was tho recipient of a shower of Service Club Tuesday Night pany was dosed. Edward Lynch, Mrs. Stephen Stagman has fully to her duties at W. A. Conro/s In- Mr. and Mnv Joseph Morton of BUILDINGS • DAMS greeting cards and flowers. an employee of the County^Oas Co. recovered from her recent illness surance agonoy,' following a vaca- Mlneola, Long . Jjland, spent the COLDS •* at Atlantic, Highlands, was the win-and Is able to be about again. tion In the Catsklll mountains. . week-end with Mr. and Mra, Xhomaa Mrs. LIpplncott has been a resi- Robert M. Holmes, chairman Mr, and Mrs. George Cherko and Bunn!g«o and family, i • • SO BatUn Boad. the Monmouth county board of tax-ner of the ca*h prize of 9 100. To Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Hull have, re- dent of Little Sliver the past 71 ion John of New York spent tha hol- turned to their homo at Woodcllff • Miss Faya IHal« of. Newark apent FEVER years. She Is the widow of John ation and a former mayor of Avon, Mra. Harry J. Hughes was awarded Fair Haven, N. J. a whits and'mahogany bridge Bet of iday week-end with relative! here. following a visit here. a few,days last .weak with relatives nr.t day It LIpplncott was the speaker Tuesday night at L1OUID, TABLETS Headache. the weekly meeting of the Befurniturd e consisting of a table an Mr. and Mxs. Anthony Lenowlch Miss Mildred Sklllman and Mlsa here. • •• • . •• .••.-' and children, John and Helen ot Tha West Keansburg lire company SALVE, NO3E DROPS ap minutes. Bank Lions club in the Elks' home, four chairs. /Mr». B. A. Diet* re- Frankleen Kornt aro enjoying a two 1 Mr. Holmes gave a reaume of his du-ceived a hope chest donated by the Brooklyn spent three days last'week weeks' Vacation In a bus trip through held a successful bingo party lest Try :tmb.MyTl.m'. World . Best Unlmsnt ties as member of tho tax board am Ladles' auxiliary of the company. with Mrs. Lenowich's parents, Mr. the New England states. Wedneiday evening In tho Ore homo CARBURETORS described the functions and actlvi Eugene Rower of Bt Paul, Minneso- and Mrs, Peter Dickey of Thirteenth Mr. and Mrs, John E. Luts are en-on Laurel avenue and Eighth itreet, Rwtory Servloe for Carter, Stwmberf and Zenith. ties of the body. ta, who has been visiting here, won street. , ' ' tertaining relatives from Brooklyn Mr. and Mra. D. Benson and chil- a white radio outfit and Leo Herbater for a few days, dren of Keyport have taken up their LAY DUST Complete Stock of New and Beboils Carbureton. The speaker declared that, proper- Mrs. Gladys Murray wai a recent won a boy's express wagon, - Red Bank visitor. Miss Isabelle Paynter has a newresldenoa la the Rasuay home on ty-owners pay 90 per cent of the cost Stone road, . On playground*, tonnl, courts, DOUGLAS ELECTRIC CO. Miss Mary Morris, principal Of Mr. and Mra. Adam Kllnsky and Pontlao coupo. of government and said that sooner ' Miss Mary Hatalan of Forth Am- Mr. arid. Mra, a. J,. Framen aro driveways and parking Iota 18 MECHANIC 8T, BED BANK or later the tax system, must be Bayslde, Long Island school; her children of Union Beach apent Mon- niece, Mary Caulfleld; - her nephew, day here with Mra. Simon Covert boy and Mrs. Robert Callahan of entertaining their nephew, George A. with Columbia Calcium Chlor- miiinii broadened. For relief, he said, an Kurfs, Jr., ot Fallaadei, thU week. mil mini i ii II IIHI • •• Joseph A. Caulfleld, and her sister. Miss Grace Klepp has returned to Woodbridge spent Monday with Miss ide flatten. Use 1 16, per sq. amendment (o the itate constitution Nell Hatalan of this place at Aa- Mrs. Michael' Kornt and daughter would neccasarily have to be adopt Miss Alice Morris, have closed their her home at Newark following a Hlrh quality combined with low price mean* real value to Bellevue avenue home for the sea-visit with her cousin, Miss Adelaide bury Park. Katherlne ..spent Monday, .with J, S-OM. Either premium Jeddo-Hlghland or our splendid Lohlgh ed, and he added that his recommen- Miss Margaret Kaiser of this place Llnde and family. •• 'yd. - dation is a' direct tax, whether It be son. Miss CaulfleH Is a sent* Klepp of Stone road. ooal are the^-tops. Try a ton. Mt. St. Vincent's, college. Mlas Mary Irwln has returned and Leonard Carlson of East Keans- Mr. and Mra, John Fedyabyn and a sales tax or some other method. burg will bo married Sunday after- children, John .'and Mary of New Monmouth county has SI taxing Mr. and Mrs. William Settgast are 'rom a several week'i stay at West- . L. D. SEELY . icld with relatives. noon, September 12 In the rectory of York apent Monday At this place.' districts, the second largest in the mjoylng a few days at Point Look- EATONTOWN, K. J. out, . Long Island. Mrs. Settgast's The West Keansburg public school St. Ann's parish by Father Jonn J. Roy Bowen la laid up with a frac- state. Bergen county Is In first po- Lucitt. Miss Kaiser Is a member of tured-leg,, ..... ;• i :: .' - ." : •, '•• . sition with 70 districts. Chairman mother Is a patient at St. Rose's hos eopened yesterday for the new Tolsphone 178 pltal at New York. ichool term with the same teaching the Young Ladles' Sodality of St, Holmes said it was a very difficult Ann's ,church and also of the choir . Saved Tram Drownlnf, problem to equalise the assessments The 11th birthday of Gertrude taff as last year. Now Yon Can Wear COAL Mr. and Mrs. William Rlvell aqd The young couple will take up their Aa a result ot over-exertion Mrs. on a per centage basis throughout )avldelt will occur tomorrow but In residence nt Keyport, where Mr. E. s. Riley of Jersey City was over- the county, and have everyone sat- irder not to Interfere with her ihlldrcn, Elcanore, Raymond and Robert of Newark, spent the weck- Carlson la employed by tho Rollo come laat Thursday while swim- FALSE TEETH Feed Cannel Coal Hay isfied. He noted that the board had ichool studies it will be celebrated xariBlt corporation. ming In'Rarltan bay near the foot reduced assessments the past few Saturday afternoon from 2 to 3 ind with |Mra, Rlvcll'a brother-in-law With Real Comfort ind Slater, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Miss Isabell Faynter has accepted of Bellevue avenue, Leonardo. As FASTEETU, . a.w, pleaiant pgwd.r, years in a large amount and he feels /clock at the home of her grand- a position with the Du Pont com- she was going down for the third the point of saturation Is about nother, Mrs. Elizabeth Melllck. The Newman. keeps teeth firmly eot. Dtodorltes. No LEHIGH COAL Joan Aalbue has returned home pany at Parlln as secretary to onetime she waa rescued by Mrs, Maygummjr, «ooer. pasty taat. or feeling. reached. ecoratlve scheme will bo appropriate To .at and laugh In comfort Just ollowing a vacation spent with her of the company's executives. / Murphy. Mrs. Klley soon revived •prlnal. a little FASTEETH on rour Per Ton Regular meetings of the board are September and the age of the and she waa taken to her summer Nut Size $1 A 50 held every Thursday at their office :elebrant and the usual features will grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Aal- Miss Dorothy Lauronco of Newark plaUt. Oet It today •t Wheltn'i ind (Cash) iue of Brooklyn. plaited Mrs. Mary Hoss Monday. home at Leonardo, where she la now other drul ttorem. In the court house at Freehold and be enjoyed. Those Invited are Dor. A card and bingo party for the well on tho road to recovery.i' Stove Size *V Mr. Holmes assured the SO Lions and )thy Rochelle, Jean Pauteck, Katha- Mias Harriet Nay la enjoying a ten- Just ask the man who lays vacation from her duties at tho encflt of St. Ann's Roman Cathollo This Is strictly an A-l quality coal, guests that the office door Is always ne HcCandless, Caroline Almond, •*> i m : bums It. cal pocketbook factory. church wai held Friday evening, in open to all taxpayers who may de 'orothy Maack, Georglanna Bryan, tho school auditorium. Door prizes One of the quickest ways to find a sire to confer with the members. He Constance Rapp, Janet Rapp, Wil- Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Duda and lob Is to advertise in The Regis- children Michael, Mary and Anna of wero awarded in addition to the reg- feels, though, that taxpayers should lam Ast, Mrs. Marlon Hyland, Mrs. ular card arid bingo prizes as well as ter's Want Department-r-AdvertTie- Interview their local assessors first, bhn M. Benson, Miss Gertrude Ben- Mow York, spent Labor day week- ment, - ELECTROL as he said all of them are doing a on, Mrs. Henry Rapp, Mrs. Edward conscientious and sincere job. Mr.ryan,'Mrs. William Ast and Mrs. Al The Pen That Makes Writing a Pleasure Automatic Oil Heating Hance & Davis Holmes was Introduced by Chairman Cross. the first step John'P. Mulvlhill of the speakers' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Seeker of Tel. 103 Red Bank committee. > irooklyn spent the week-end and C Friday and towards completely Chairman John Hawkins of theabor day with Mr. and Mrs. Michael Where Quality Rules ! athletic committee announced that Dutka. air conditioning the Lions of the local and New Only Saturday your home Brunswick clubs will play a golf Juan Eatremera was called to Ha- match at tho Swimming River Golf na, Cuba, laat week because of the club here on the afternoon of Wed- ckness of his father. He made the 'lp in an airplane. This Certificate Is Worth $4.41 HERBERT W. BAHBEB nesday, September lft and that a din- Red Bink Branch FUEL OIL ner wlllj>e served in the evening. A Mr. aqd Mrs. M. J. Dutka have This certificate and S9° entitles the bearer to one of our Genuine Indaatructlble* 15.09 VACUUM FILLEB iturned to Clifton after having BACKLESS FOUNTAIN FENS. Vlilblo Ink fiupply. You SEE the Ink. - A lifetime guarpnte* with etch pen. Philip J. Eater, Inc, dozen members signified their inten- SUet for l«dle«. men, bon and glrli. Thli/pen will not leak, blot or break. 30 Wilt Strial, Phone 2400 tion of attending the annual pilgrim- >ent the summer here. They expect PER GAL. age of "Lions of New Jersey to the be at Leonardo over week-ends. slate home for boys at Jamesburg Miss Mae Moran of Jersey Cltv ave returned home after a stay with (Cash) on Wednesday of next week. The oc- NOTICE ^0 CONTRACTORS. casion will also be a formal recep- Ir. and Mrs., Ernest B. McGilvray. Miss Belle Glassing and her family Notice ia hereby given that >oaled bide tion to the new district governor, ZIP—ONLY ONE PULL AND ITS FULL will be received by the Townihlp Commit. Newburgh, New York, are occupy- THE NEW PLUNGER FILLER—VACUUM Be thrifty. Take advantage of our Special Gash Flan. Robert C. Perlna of Camden. This" PEN hold. 200% more ink than any ordinary fountain pen on th. market I Yo«_can Writ* for Three te« ot Mladletown Township, Monmouth ig Dr. Harrison McNear's home County, N. J.,-for the Improvement of Months on One Filling I No repair Bills I No Lever Filler! No Pressure Bar. Every Fen tested and guaran- Varioua Strtota In Mlddletown Townihlp A formal reception was tendered 'bile he and his aunts, Misses Cer- teed by the factory to b. unbreakable for life. Cet youra NOWl THIS Pwhlw advertising sal. |, n.. William A. Fluhr, manager of the O with bituminous aurnro treitment. Bid. IIIMIIIIMIIH le and Josephine Harrison, are on i^the city for leas than FIVE DOLLARS I '•This Certificate good only EN aiVBN FREE If you can buy 1 will be opened and read In public at the Texas Oil company of the Red Bank cruise to Nova Scotia, Miss Glass- •INTRODUCTORY OFFER—This Pen will be SE.OO after Sale. • ropma of aald Committee, Towmhlp Hall, district, a new member of the club. Middletown, N, J., on Thursday. September g Is office manager of the naval Also »1.50 Fenclls to Hatch Above Fens, only I9o 2S. 1087, «t iiOll F. M., Dn»llght Saving A guest was Lion, James Botkin of senal atlona Island, Time. Galesburg, Illinois, who was intro- Mrs. S. Nlchol Schwartz, who Is ADD EpecIAcatlona anij forms of bids for the duced by his son, Lion Harold M. 6c Extra propoied work, pieiiared by (ieorgo F. ;opplng at the Chapel Hill Country Kandolph, Civil Enalnooi-, .nd approved by IDES' BROS. Waiting Room 1 Botkin. The attendance prha. was ub with her husband and daughter, for Mall the Towmhlp Commlttco, hiivo been filed offered by F. G. , Jaudw and Was liss Pearl Schwartz, returned last in the ofllce of mid Engineer at 10 Broad awarded to Frank A. Wodehouse. W. Front St, Red Bank, N. J. atreet. Red Bank, N. J., and of the Town. eek from a visit to Harris, New Bhlp Clerk, Howard W, IlobortiT Atlantic The correct answer to the question rk, where her father, Mr. Levison, Highland!, N. J., and may bo inanected was that there are 770 county and during business hours. Bidden will b. las been quite ill with an infection furnlahed with a copy of the Specifications state bridges in Monmouth county. In his foot They will return to their by the Engineer on proper notice and pay- Counsellor Wallace Jeffrey will pre- New York apartment next week. ment of Two Dollars, .bids mutt be made sent the attendance prize next Tues- on standard proposal forms In tho manner Edgar Hayman of New York Is a designated therein and required by the day night apeciflcatlons,'tnuat be encloeod In sealed guest at the Chapel Hill Country Free envelopes, .bearing the name end addresa club. ot the bidder and the name of road on Salvation Army Services. Herbert VanDyne took a number outside, addressed to the Township Com> EXTRA HARD, THICK SHEET A scries of special services, which Broad St. mlttee of Mlddletown Township, Monmouth of friends on a fishing trip last week. Delivery County, N. J., and must be accompanied began yesterday at the Salvation They caught 36 blueflsh, some of by a certified chock for not less then ten Army chapel, will be held nightly ARTHUR (10) per cent of the^amount bid, and b« ALUMINUM which weighed nine pounds each. S. Red Bank delivered at the place and on the hour, and will conclude with meetings Nlchol Schwartz was among the Phone 1353 FOOD MARKETS abov. named. Sunday morning and night. The guests. He Is most enthusiastic as The Township of Mlddletown reserve* subjects of the sermons will > be as to his summer at Leonardo. the right to reject any or all bids U Added Attractions (or MoiL.Tnes.AWed. Only deemed to the beat Interest of the Town* WINDSOR follows: Thursday, "The Wonderful The Ladies auxiliary of Commun- Snper Features for Tfcurs* lTrl. * Sat Only ahtp so to do. Saviour;" Friday, "The Ready Mes- ity fire company will hold a bingo By order of th. Township Committee of SAUCE PAN SET senger;" Saturday, "Wine Is a party at • the" fire house Saturday Iddletown Township, N. J. Kellogg's ALBERT-BUNYON, 1 Qt., 2 Qt. and. 3 Qt.—3 Mocker;" Sunday morning, "Com- night Games yill begin at 8:30 p. College Inn Chalrmadi popular sizes. Smooth bot- mon Things In the Spiritual Life of m. and prizes' will be awarded. The ok*. HOTjVARD W. ROBERTS, Clerk. tomi. Round, easy-clean cor- the Soul;" Sunday night, "Giving postponed drawing for the patch- Tomato Cocktail 5' ners. Smart flat beads. Account." work quilt and rug will take place. Corn Flakes NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Streamline handles. Allen Knight, son of Mr.' and Notice Is horoby given that sealed bllf will be received boy tnthe lownsniTownship Commituomralt*. Mrs. John Knight of Atlantlo High- tee of Mlddletowwnn ~Township • •, MohmoutK lands, substituted at the -Baptist County, N. J., fofor rthe Improvement or Fair Haven. church at this place Sunday for 24» held at 10 Pot Roast Bidders .will be furnished with a copy of FRY PANS 8 o'clock In the evening Rev. Mr. th* specifications by the Engineer oa Heat quickly, even- •l«CM o'clock next Tuesday morning at the Wolf will preach on "Living Waters." NAVAL . proper notlcs and payment of cost of prep- ly, Easy-hold wood } Episcopal pariah house. The World. Wide guild will meet at 25c aration. Bids must be made on standard handle, attached by Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Deady and Carolina Peas A :&3. proposal forms In the manner deslgnatsd the home of Miss Ellse Bills Mon- Corned Beef 15n, therein and required by the speclflcatlons, special welding pro- family of Battln road have returned day evening, with Miss Sills In gen- must be enclosed In sealed envelopes, beat- cess to itict tight. to Philadelphia after having spent eral charge and with 'Mrs. Anita SMOKES OALI ing the name and address of the bidder 8-lnch size also "JI"B5 the summer here. Monday Mr. and Stringless Beans ^.,11,^3 19c and name of road on outside, addressed to Pease- directing devotions. -Tuesday The Township-Committee of Mlddletown Special at $1.19 (Reg. $1.50). Mrs. Deady gave a farewell party at Township, Monmouth County, N. J., and 10-inch $1.98 (Reg. $2.50). evening the deacons will meet at HAMS 21;,, Downaea Beach for. their daughters tho homo of Miller C. Davlson of must be accompanied by a certified chock Dome shaped covers, extra, Marie and Eileen. Del Monte •: Asparagus 23c for not less than ten (10) per cent of th* Chapel Hill. ^The mid-week prayer Whole or Half amount bid, and be delivered at the placo Mrs. Elena Robinson of Paris, meeting will be held . Wednesday and on the hour above named. The stand- ard proposal form Is attached to the sup- France, who Is Btopplng with her evening at 8 o'clock, followed by a Skin Hams 1b plementary upectflcntlcns, coplcB of which 25* < PERCOLATORS mother, Mrs. M. E. Sotolongo, is im-meeting of the Sunday-school execu- Heinz Ketchup 17c will be furnished on application to the En- "Triplctestedl" proving after a long sickness. She tive board. SLICED C gineer. Delicious coffee J spent part of the summer at Rlver- 11/ order of the Township Commltteo of v lb .Mlddletown Township, N. 1. every time. 2 cup vlow hospital at Hod Bank and at a BACONS 15 Baker's Cocoa - 7c ALBERT RUNYON, $1.75 (Reg. $1.95). - . hospital at New York.' 4 cup $1.85 (Retf. " HOWARD W. ROBERTS, Clerk. Ch"lrman* m UM The Fair Haven auxiliary of River- Navesink. BONELESS $2.25). a cup $2.19 - view hospital wll hold a covered dish (Reg. $2.75). 12 cup $2.69 luncheon and bridge party Tuesday, Tha Navesink public school re- Heinz Soups vsis- & Tfrtk. NOTICE TCLCOfJTRACTORS. (Reg. $2.95). Top Sirloin 25;; Notice la hercbyVven that sealed bidet September 21 at the Episcopal parish opened yesterday. The teaching 111 be received by the Township Commit- bouse on Church street staff, -which Is the same as last year, tee) of Holmdel Township, Monmouth consists of J. J. Coughlln principal. Del Monte Tomato Sauce';.',:".4c County, N. J., for. tho Improvement of A prayer service will be held next Duller Road (Cemetery Boad), In thev DOUBLE BOILERS Sunday night at 7:30 o'clock at theMiss Edith "Willse, Miss Mildred Leo- Township of Holmdel, In the County of "Tip-touching" 1 Vi Of. Chapel of the Holy Communion. Rev. nardo and Miss Mildred Lackey. RIB ROAST Monmouth, with a bituminous surface up- Waldorf Toilet Tissue - • 3 -1 lc on existing foundation, estimated amount bandies to prevent 3 Carroll M. Burck of Shrewsbury will Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Fulchor and MILK FED of bituminous surface'troatmont required tipping. Smart flat ~1 IJJ be In charge and the guest preacher children are spending three weeks Is MOO square yards | and opened and beads. Round, easy- I . will be Archdeacon Robert B. Orib- with relatives at Norfolk, Virginia^ readMn public at Township Hall, Holm- 15n, del. K. J., on Monday, September SOri clean corneri. % bon. Mr. and Mrs. David Jackson and Shoul. Veal Cal. Sardines ,*.».... 3o20c 10«7. at 8100 P. M., D. S. T7* * • Qt. $1.29 (Ret. family of Shrewsbury have rented 1.50). 1 Qt. $1.49 (Reg. Mrs. Elizabeth Werriman of Hancp Specifications and forms of bids, con« road and her sister, Miss Mary rooms In • Ashton Sickles'* house. traotc and bond for the proposed workrf 1.75). 2 Qt. $1.98 (Reg. Flans are under way for remodeling ir«p.red by address of the bidder cated tho Joseph Knight home on ana name of road on outside, addressed to fits large electric «"•»•« James Scott, Jr., of Newark, spent FOWL California Fancy Stringless The • Township Committee of Holmdet heating unit; brings water Fair Haven, road and will spend the tha holiday week-end with hla par- Township, Monmouth County, N, J., and - to boiling point faster. winter with Mrs, Agnes Allaire of must be accompanied by a certified check .j ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Scott. Frjrln» or Roasting for not less than ten (10) par cent of thl,' River road. Plans have been completed for the amount bid, and be delivered at th. place) ' Tho Ladles' auxiliary of the lire covered, dish luncheon to be herd next Chickens and on th. hour above named. The stand. ' Grapes ard proposal form Is attach.d to th. sup* ' company will meet Thursday night, Monday afternoon at 13:80 at the pl.mantary apaoincatlons, copies of whiob) September SO, at the fire house. fire house by the Women's Republi- Bib ot tola Tear, will be furnished on application U> th. En* ! ON SALE NOW BY Mr. and Mrs. William Anderson, can club of Navesink. Candidates C glneer. ,, ' USD BANK Sr., of Socond street, who have a have been Invited to attend. By ordir of the Township Commit!.* of Lamb Chop.s 25k Ilolndel Township, N. J. ' Jlo'bt. Ilonco & Son* summer homo on Palmer avonuo, Mrs. Sarah Lori of Jersey City I* Hendrlckaon & Applet»*« ' Keansburg, entertalnoo Mrs. Edna visiting her niece, Mrs,' Howard Max- lb JOBBPM A. TIIJTOrf, Fcronco and children ot Elizabeth Mahoncy & Harvey, 80 Monroouth St. ion. Lamb's Liver J 9 J^ V. DRAY, Clerk. " ° '" National Be, loo and $LD0 Stores, 47 Brood St. and Mr. and Mrs. William Anderson, John Burrowei and family have 5 J. Yanko, 80 Broad Sty,. Jr., and family of 8hoe]>sh1ea4 Bay, closed their summer home hers and Boys cvef. Lajjor dag. have, returned to, Jersoy City. RED SANK REGISTER, SEPTEMBER 9.1937. PA o we •hall ke In the Savoy and Na- ; Church Notes. ing, Cards were played until mid- members ot the election board has Mrs. Sarah Brooks and daughter1 wy Boy tional. HotsU. • • Shower Given Rumion. night, when a' supper we* served. If it I* fair op' the following day been completed and 864 name*, have Sarah Leo have returned; to thelrj we have arranged lor the trip up the ' Lutheran. For Bride-To-Be t JU4 Bank Kttli The guest* wera Mrs. Andrew Cot- been registered for the election this homo at Pclham, New* York, after a' , out Back In Jungtrau, with a two hour stop-off tuMon from Hirb.rt trell, Mrs. Ira D. Emery, Mrs. David fall. . week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. Hiram at Lauterbrunnsn to see that lovely The Sunday-school teacher* of th Buku. rrtd Flaunt and Klnney, Mrs. Mae CofTey, Mrs, John Mrs. Madeline Wllby and daugh- Lutheran ohuroh held their first A pantry shelf shower was givsn «oJ Mr, Gurir.) . Kn'app, '. •..,•, i':- place. For further plan* w* hi" Sunday sight by Mrs. Lawrence Smith, Miss Bernlce Claire and Miss ter Marlt returned homo Monday af- United States arranged for a.real French meal .. meeting of the tall Tuesday night a Ml** Leona Powell of Mahobay Nina Cottrell. ter a atky of several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. William Jams* TajK Paris at the Sou de JTranoe, and for the home of the pastor, Rev. Waltei Schilling ot the Leroy apartments on 1 Leroy place fpr Miss Valeria Golden City, Pa., Is a new member of 'the The Sacrament of the Lord's Sup- Mrs. Wilby's daughter, Mrs. Thomas lor will move from Now York Batur*. lunch in London 4t the Cheshire Cowen ot Brown place. Plan* wen day to an apartment on, the Rum*' He u Now mi, Swamptcott, Man. Cheese, All KOI* better than well, ot First' avenue, Atlantic Highlands, nursing staff of the Rumson, Bea per will be administered on Sunday Boll of Montclalr. made for the observance of rail] Bright and Fair Haven Publlo Health son road. Mrs. Taylor was formerly, with the Contingent's finance*, and Sunday oh September 12. who will be married to Mrs. Schil- morning at the Presbyterian church. William J. Ryan of Bergen place, •chuMttt, and He Will Return morale. • , • , ling'* brother, Thomas Gould, 'also ot Nursing asoolatlon. She succeeds A full attendance is urgently re- Hod Bank, Is occupying the Char- Miss Martha Clapp., ' ff Meetings of the Ladles' aid soolet; Miss Helen- Kerrigan, who resigned to Hi* Home In Shrewsiury . Blnoerely, Atlantlo Highlands, next Sunday quested. lotte Leask proporty on the corner -Mr. and Mrs. B. H. VanSJoUnot* •Utned-O, A. XltUrman. and. Missionary society were he! after having been a visiting nurse On Wednesday afternoon of next yesterday afternoon in the ohurcl afternoon. The decorations were of Rumson and Prospect avenue, Silverslda avenue entertained at a' Signed—!*, A. Brue*. . here .18 years. Mis* Pow«ll 1* a week, the Ladles' aid society will 7 Towiuhip Next Week. hall on Broad street. Plans for green and white and the gifts war* which ho purchased recently. costume party last Saturday evening.', heaped under an umbrella. graduate ot Monmouth Memorial open their fall season with a cov- loyalty (upper to be given on Thurs hospital at Long Branch. 'Brooke* Alberts of Rlverdale av«- day, September it, were dlsouued. The guests were Mrs, Edward ered dish luncheon at 12:16, to be nut, Shrewsbury township, returned Atlantic Highlands Refreshment* were served by a com Golden, Mrs. Herbert Posten, Mrs. Dr. and Mrs, George Gray Ward, followed at 2:15 by a business ses- to tht United HUtu Monday after mittee composed of Mrs. Harry Asay, M." Vanderhoef, Mrs. Noel Lartaud, Jr./ of Rumson road have sailed for sion, after whloh Mrs. Edwin M. hiving attended the International Mr*. Fred Wllman and Mrs. Cowen. Mrs. Joseph Evans, Mrs. Clarence Europe. They will be away two Farrier will tell of her vacation trip Man Gets Estate month*. to Alaska and the Northwest All Jamboree ot Boy Scout* at Amste*. The oholr will hold its tint rehear- Hand, Mrs. John Mulling and Misses dam, Holland. He 1B now spending friends are cordially Invited. Mr*. Ctrrtsi Freeman LeaveiEi- sal of the fall season Friday nigh Myttle Golden, Eleanor Gould, Kath- Mrs. William Hower of Washing- GRETA Beauty Salon a few day* with bis aunt, Mils Laura September 10, at the home of Mrs, leen Knopf, Josephine Bahr, Frances ton street was removed to Monmouth Mr. and Mrs. James Purgavle and Cog-land of Swarapscott, Masaachut-' Ferguson and Madeline Ferguson. son and daughter, Charles and Cath- GRETA ABEL, Prop. UU to Her Hatband—Oth*r Harry Asay of Thrpokmorton ave Memorial hospital list Friday In tho Formerly Spanish Beauty Salon. etti. He makts hli home with an- Cotmty Will* Recently Pro* nue. Mrs. Theodore Kunio and Miss Miss Golden Ii the daughter ot Mr. Rumson ambulance. Frank Hanley erine, have returned home after a . other aunt, Mrs. Charle* O. Barker, bated. Jean Ploger will be In charge. Th and Mrs. Edward Golden. Mr. Gould of Church street was taken to Mon- visit with friends at Flower Pond 86 Broad St. Tel. R. B. 2342. and he will return there next week oholr will make It* first appsaranoi la the son of James Gould of Sandy mouth Memorial hospital Saturday and Andle, Pa. Within a few days to reiume hji aetlvltlei ai a Boy after the summer recess this Sun- Hook. In the borough ambulance. they will leave for Atlantlo City. Scout of Shrewsbury borough. Mrs. Carrie A. Freeman pi Atlan- day. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Benson spent Robert McDonald of Edelaohn's Is- FREE CbMPLEXION ADVICE tlo Highlands executed her will in the week-end with Mr. and Mri. Al- land reported to the Rumson police Brooke made the trip overteai 1924. All her wtat* was left for the The Sunday-school will meet Bun Mary Klinzing with «.. contingent of Boston Boy day at 9:45 a. m. The oorhmunlo Five Rescued When bert Meier of Astoria, Long Island. Monday that his car ran Into a ditch use and benefit of her husband, Ben* The fair held last week by Oceanic In front of the Halsey estate on representing Bonne Bell Soouti. The following letter wi nington R. Fmman, for hi* lifetime. service at 11 o'clock will be conduot- CROCQUIGNOLE ENDS .written by his scoutmaster. The flnt Sloop Hits Rocks hook and ladder company was a Ridge roa'd after he had been blinded After his death the residue is to go ed by the pastor. Ths order of pub- Product* will be at our Formerly 1.9S Wgr«.ph relate* to a boy named 1 Ho confession and the communlo success from every standpoint The by the headlights of a car coming In to Mrs. Freeman * four sisters, Anna Five New York men were rescued receipt* were the largest ever taken the opposite direction. Another car salon this week. Come in aso to s.00 ta 2,95 ' Thompson, who underwent an oper- A. Conover, Margaret A. Craig, Lil- service will be used. ation (or appondlqltli while in Hoi- The Luther league will begin its Monday morning at Sea Bright when in by the company at a fair. All then hit his car and damaged the and consult her for com- Crooqulgnole or Spiral Wave* lian K. Aokerman and Mary C Aak- the auxiliary sloop Altalr was driven returns are not yet complete and at fender. In the machine with Mr. Mc- . land. The letter was written at Lu- erman. She namid her slstar Lillian fall aotlvltles on Tuesday, September plexion advice—no charge Complete Head cerne, Switzerland. It ii as follows! 14, with a devotional meeting to be by high waves against the rock jetty this, time It Is not yet known just Donald were Roy Bauer, Buddy Mc- Formerly 2.95 executrix of the will. how much the firemen actually Carten and May McGinnls. . ' . Lucerne, August IT, 1937. held at the home of Miss Arllne Lln- just north' of the Ship Ahoy Beach for this service. 6.00 *« 3.95 Elisabeth Doty of. Keansburg exi- olub. The owner of the sloop, cleared. The money will be used to outed her will last June, All of her denstruth of River Plan. Miss Vlr- Thompson was delivered to us at vlnla Asay will have charge of the Mlohael Flnan, of 772 Second avenue, start a building fund. William Stern, Duart Velzor the jamboree August 13, reporting to estate was left to Alfred Boehler, Little Silver. devotional service and will lead.,, New York, was In the party. Otto an employee in ths general post- Combination the camp hospital. (American). tHe Jr., or Keansburg. She appointed 4.95 waa re-checked and pronounced nt to discussion. ' The business meetln O'liTlgT Jr., and Charles Howland, as- office at New York, won the Nash Formerly 7.60 Alfred Bothler, Sr., executor of tht will be oonducted by Miss Mary Le- sisted by several guests at the olub Lafayette Bedan. The tickets were Mrs. Edward Barlow of this place travel under certain conditions. Thoae will. . , recently returned from a five weeks' MACHINELESS WAVE written oondltlons are belnjc carefully Valley. and lifeguards along the beach, res- drawn by Councilman Robert G. Formerly observed, and he Is doing very well, The entire estate of. Joseph Hougl cued the men with the aid of a life Ilsley. Vlklng-Rusola trip after touring of Asbury Park was bequeathed to Last Sunday the pastor and Mrs Norway, Sweden, Island of Gbtaland, 7.50 Indeed. Cowen, Mrs. Asay, Miss Asay, Mrs, line. - Mr,' and Mrs. Gus Muegge qf 5.95 The 12th was a beautiful day and hi* wife, Anna K. Hough In a will Finland, Denmark and Russia. She we appreciated that faot tor we which be executed March 11, 10M. John Hansen and Miss LeValley at- The men were taken Into the club Church etreet a£a the parents of a made the trip on tho boat, Grips- Special ! tended a session of the conventlo and put to bed. Treatment was given daughter born Tuesday, Mrs. Muegge broke camp and paoked everything He named his wife as executrix. Holm. CHILDREN'S PERMANENT possible, sending duffle bags by Amer- of the New Jersey State Luther by the Sea Bright first aid squad and was formerly Miss Rhea Tanner. Oeorge V. W. Burroughs, a Man- later they were treated by Dr. D. Mr. and Mrs. William J. T. Getty ican Express to Liverpool to go with asquan druggUt for .many years, left league at New Brunswlok. Monroe Peluso returned home have been visiting at Glen Gardner '. (up to 15 years) us on the Sevthla. We slept In the The first fall meeting of the Luth Harold Karp. Dry clothing was fur- Monday from Rlvorvlow hospital, i Entire Head tent provided for camp receptions all his estate to his wife, Fannie A. nished by the first aid equad' and for the past week. 2 50 1 Burroughs, in a will he executed 1 eran brotherhood will be held Wed where he had been a patient five The Wenonah missionary society and offltie work. .... nesday night, September 15, wit after a rest the men returned to New Friday we were up betimes, getting IBM. Mr*. Burroughs was appolnte days for treatment for stomach will meet tomorrow night In the Finger Waving, APC Henry Fran* in oharge. York. The boat was completely trouble. Into our woolen uniforms whloh we executrix. wrecked. Methodist church hall, at which time Shampooing, Eta tJM nal had oleaned for the trip. With All the estate of Lester B. Poling Mrs. Otto Strohmenger of Wash- officers will be elected for the com- FREE! PARKING SPACE Monday to Thursday baths, hair cuts and olean uniforms Baptist. 3 Items and Rinse $1.00 of Keyport wa* left to his widow, - Boys oan make extra pocket money ington street was hostess to a num- ing year. IN BEAB the contingent looked very snappy. A missionary program will be pre Alter breakfast, about 8 a. m., we Caroline Poling,. HI* will was dated selling Ths Eeelster—Advertisement ber of friends last Thursday even CanvasBlng Of tha borough by put oh our packs and hiked to the April 12, 1087, and named his widow sented at the Baptist church schoo station. ' Thompson and his duffle as exeoutrlx. session Sunday morning at 9:4 wont by oar. The 10 o'qlopk train John Rattl,' 'Sr., of Freehold, o'clock, A meeting of the deacons from the jamboree station had a car made his will in IBM. He left *10C will be held at the parsonage at 10:4 reserved for New England. to St. Ross of lima ohuroh for the o'clock. The morning service wil We landed In Cologne about 3:20 saying of masse*. His daughter, be held at 11 o'clock. The musical that afternoon after a good trip and Irene Rattl, wa* left 480. One-half of program will be In charge ot Mrs, lunch on the train. It was raining some but only enough to dampen a his estate wa* left to his daughters, Adele Conover, who will serve th| bit, but ample enough to break out Hilda A. and Marlon Rattl, and the month and oholrmaster in the ab- the red ponchos, which certalntly at- remaining; half to his ;son,' John sence of Frederick K. Ball, who It tracted attention whenever they ap- Rattl, Jr., who was named as exeou- on a vacation. pear—perhaps "sensation" would bet- The first fall meeting of the Mar: SALLY and JANE do tor. ter describe what they caused! Marie Klnsinger. ; Bradley Beach, Mount chapter of the World Wldi After getting the boys to the ho- who died August 1, named her guild will be held Friday night tels we went through the red-tape of cashing Relchmarks which we had daughter, Catherine Antln aa sole the home ot Mrs. Howard MacKen- bought In Holland, thus getting 8.87 exeoutrlx .add left to her four shares Zle of Forest avenue. The , senio to the dollar, as against 2:21 by using of the Klnsinger Holding; Company World Wide guild will meet Monday window shopping-BUT ALpV! American money or Express checks in trust for the tetter's daughters, nlgbt at the home of Mrs. Georg In Germany. After getting a bale ot Shirley Marie Antln and Miriam Morford of Nutswarnp road, paper and a cwt. of silver we had Catherine Antln. The residue ws* church fellowship meeting will bi the pay-off. Cameras and Nazi youth knives were the principal purphases. left to the daughter Catherine, and held next Thursday. I.Hfc a son, Stephen Klnelngor. fTho will The young girls' choir will mee MM BACK TO The boys went around In groups of twoB, seeing the sights, visiting the was executed on May 8, 1987. t Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock for cathedral and all that There must Joseph Gabriel, Keaneburg, Who rehearsal with Miss Grace Belth an have been approximately 300 United died July 18, left to his sister, Jos- Miss Ruth Montrose directing. Tht • it, .*,t, States Scouts In Cologne from all sec- ephine Keller, East Wllllston, U I., boys' choir will meet on the same af- tions of the country. $3,500, also two 16U and six bunga- ternoon at 6145 O'clock with Eugen Next morning we caught tho 8:41 lows at Highland avenue, and High- Magee as director. The junior choir boat handily, for we are always well ahead ot time, and started up the land boulevard, Keansburg. A'nleoe, will meet at 7 o'clock Wednesday Rhine. The aun was not shining but Bertha Hlgglns, of New York, was night with Frederick K. Ball direct the visibility was good, so we saw left «489 and two lot* pa Highland, to .«v,j all the hills and castles, the Lorelei boulevard, Keansfcurg;* *, nephew and the Mouse-Tower. Trafflo was Oeorge Keller, $499, and • a nlec ^ Presbyterian. thick and Interesting on tho river, Alice Rye, .of Jersey City, a Ilk Many excursion boats full of German Rev. John A. Hayes, pastor workerB off for the week-end were on amount. If there is a residue, the the Presbyterian church; will occu- tf their wav up the river to various des- following bequests are provided for: py the pulpit Sunday morning after tinations. Jimmy Higgins, $500; Jerry HTgglns, a vacation of several weeks. He Approximately 200 United States $300; Diana. Rye, $800; and Robert will conduct the quarterly, commun- Scouts were on board, with a large Keller, $500. Bequest* of $1 each ion service at 11 o'clock. The quar- number of American tourists, school were made to the following: the wife tet, accompanied by William H. teachers, a religious group and fam- of Peter Gabriel, a sister, Eugenie Crawford at the organ, will sing ilies—very nice people. Cameras were Gabriel, a brother, Eugene Gabriel several selections. constantly snapping and movie and a half brother, Henry Gabriel. cameras whirring, so there should be All departments of the church many excellent pictorial reoords of The residue was left to the slstor, BChool will meet this Sunday at the jamboree tour. Of course, those Josephine Gabriel, who was named 0:45 o'clock. This will be the fin with new German cameras were ex- executrix. fall session of the school. Martin cited beyond words, aa you can well Attllto Louis Zenl, of Marlboro VanBuren Smock will be In charge. Imagine. township, who died August 16, left A monthly meeting: of the Wom- We landed In Mainz about 9:20 p. the residue of his- estate to his son en's Missionary society will be held m. and went directly to our several Adam S. Zent, and named him ex In the chapel Tuesday afternoon at hotels. Ot course we had both lunch ccutor. The wife Mary, was left 2:30 o'olock, with Mrs. Frank F. and dinner (and too much of each) half the chickens, a cow and furni- on the boat. The food has been con- Groff and Mrs. Rachel West as tht rT saw a parade of & group off for a Annual Election Took Plaoe at Home 11 o'clock, with Rev. John Gass, D 'atMHes fpronIy$2.95!jOnee"yon^haYe holiday. This Is the month of 25th ot Mrs. Elizabeth Allen. D., occupying the pulpit. Mr. Gass Is anniversaries for many old German rector of the Chtirch of the Incarna- discovered how thrilling it is to save military outfits. The regular meeting of the Red tion Jn New York. money at'Miles "Style and^Valu We caught the 9:35 train for Bank Woman's Christian Temperance, Heidelberg, arriving there about 11:30. union was held last Thursday at the First Church of Christ, Scientist. Headquarters" you'll never shop Our courier, Rosettl, had been re- home of. Mrs. Elisabeth Allen on quested by us to get a price on busses Wallace street It was the annual Services in First Church of Christ, SorTOS-tne-cboIc* Of sopUUUcstt*' elsewhere. Despite rising manu« to the Schloss and the unlyerslty with election of officers. Reports of the Scientist, at 209 Broad Street, Red fncturlng eostt, Miles high guides. 'Upon a report of SMs per different departments were read and Bank, are held on Sundays at 11 a. person we contracted for the tour, m. and 8 p. m., and on Wednesdays standard of quality has been and It proved more than worth the filed and the following officers were elected: at 8 p. m. money. Ot course It was a quiet day, "Substance" will be the subject of maintained, at' no increase for Germany apparently just shuts IreildMifc-Mrl. M. D.Mott. up on Sunday. On returning from Fraibytarlsn 'lea pnaldaat—MM. Anna the Lesson-Sermon in all Churches in price! the tour again the boys went out in Brrloklon. of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, Sep- Baptlit Tie* preildent—Mrs. Albert Van .'sizes up u o groups to do all the things they Ostrand. tember 12. wished to do. Mathodlit Tie* praildant^Mri. S. 8. The Golden Text Is: "Thine, O WIDTHS AAA.lt) D The next morning we left at 8:BB Thompion. Lord, is the greatness, and the Horormid tic* pruldant—Mn. Harnr for Lucerne. Comments on our feel- Snlffan. power, and the glory, and the vic- ings about Germany, etc,, will be re- Traaiurar—Mn, Lillian Wation. tory, and the majesty." (I Chron' served for verbal reports later. Aswe Aiilitant tr«uur«r--Mri. II. B. H«irai. Idea 20:11.) began to get into Switzerland the Raeordlnv leeratarr—Mrs. Anna Bray. boyi began to get more and more Corresponding Moratsry—Mri. Elisabeth Among the citations which com- excited. The first sight of snow- prise the Lesson-Sermon Is the fol- Bunday-iohooli—Mri. VanOitrand. capped mountains sent a thrill Social and Sad Latter days—Mri. • Hor- lowing from the Bible: "I know througg h the gTOug Oup as they calleldd to aoa Vino. that, whatsoever God doeth, it shall one another tto "Co"Co m ik d Flowtr minion—Mrs. H. B. Hatti. be for ever: nothing can be put to this one!" ome, quick and see OclanUno ' umptranca In , aohooh—lira, OMW Tott-isshlen's pet, W. CaCarman n TrambatTrambathh- It, nor anything taken from It: and We arrived here, along with the Publicity—MriPbliitM . AnnlAia O. Wordan. God doeth It, that men should fear rtOttTACtn BIAtcnto-p new note of chlo Washington, D. C, group, about 4:20 Other, members present at the before him. That which hath been and went Immediately to our hotels, which are excellent lit every respeot meeting were Mrs. Harry Oaborn, Is now; and that which Is to be G1MUINI We are a stone's throw from the sta- Mrs. Shults, Mrs. Ida Wilson and hath already beon; and God re- tion, overlooking the lake and river, Mrs. Millie Patterson. Following the qulreth that which Is past." (Ec- and the/ hills and mountains. ' meeting Mrs. Allen served refresh- cleslastes 3:14,15.) <*& After a group meeting and Instruc- ments and a social time wa* en- Dhe Lesson-Sermon also Includes fins fl°»0». guarontead tions there was silence while the oyed. The next meeting will be held the following passage from th* lint quolll/. IFI all lh» mast ot mall from home was read, Tuesday, October 12, at the home of •mort loll itiadas. and then off the groups started—first Mrs. Anna Errlcksoh on Elm place. Christian Science textbook, "Science ot all to cash chocks, for they were and Health with Key to the Scrip- rALL HANDBAGS certainly a flat-broke "orowdl We had tures" by Mary Baker Eddy: "The CoplM of «tfparulv* modatt In ^ carefully estimated the amount of , First Aid Squad Treat* Five. divine Principle, or Spirit, compre- .oxroRDS-lnsetMtraile with fall suits money we would heed In Germany wad*, pount or dull leather to Five persons were treated by the hends and expresses all, and all noIcK your ihoas. and we wore down to pfennigs, or Sea Bright first aid squad Tuesday must therefore be as perfect aa the less, as we had planned. By the way, : on the whole the boys are spending on the public biach, One of the divine Principle Is perfect. Noth- IMPORTANT! Mttci. aUo

'• ' [tions of surgical cleanliness, equip* Preventing OpUudmU Keonaforum During: these years between U or W /v#- I rntnt (or emergencies and nursing (Babies' Sore Eyes.) and 21 or more, gradual changes oc- Irving Plaice Naw '|'1|1 care must b» provided In ths family Every woman should know about cur which profoundly influence the horns duringvlabor and later In tho the special danger of gonorrhea to life and aetivlUea of «oh Individual. or Truck Mrs, Wllllaki H. adjustment'^ the mother and baby, the eyes of babies at bb-tn. To pro- The early life and "education of girls ; A Borough Road • lira, Berths, B,\ Lyons, e of to their new-relationship*. tect them from blindness due to the and boys from birth, to adolescence Ths .mayor and .'council,of • Baton- William 'Hi Lyons, ar* a life-long The ' sympathetic! understanding gonococcus and other organisms, ihould prepareAthe way for more At Shrewsbury town met 'at a short session lait resident of Fair Haven, died yester- and active co-operation, of the'fath- standard; sllyerr nitrate solution Is apeclflo instruction and guidance. nliht and opened bids for the sal* day morning at Monmouth Memor- er during all these vitally important dropped into toe child'* eyes at once Sex education and standards of con- of bonds* on the new firs trade. The Social Hygiene By bonds were disposed of to the Xeans- ial hdapltal from complications, She months are very great aids and on delivery. - • . . t . duct Imparted by. the home, the. / . burg National bank 'at three per cent was 58 years old. She had been In comfort to the mother and a help There are other results of gonor- church, and the school are import- falling health for some time and in insuring tho baby a good start In ant aasots. : :''.' ' ;• '•••-. •' Ordinance Accepting Remaining for, 14300.. The Firs, t National bank rhea, but enough has been said to of Batontoro mad* the only ether was a patient at tho hospital a life. So essential is the father's indicate why self-treatment should 3. Love and the companionship of Portion of Irving Place ai week, Mrs. Lyons was born at Fair part in this period that health de- bid at four'psr cent ' Special Permission never be attempted and why a phy- marriage at their best lead, natural- Borough Road Passes Second ; Aresolutionoffered,by Counollman Haven and was the daughter ' o( partments land welfare agencies of- sician should promptly be conaulted ly and wisely to parenthood. The) ten send special letters to tho hus- Chrlitoph Angilbeolc authorized the George and Martha Coraon Johnson. and his instructions carried outmost health of women IS particularly' im- and Final Readings, cUrk to advertise for bids for ths, Im- Besides her husband, who Is wide- of shame or guilt Sympathetic un- band congratulating him on being a carefully. portant In these relations. The second and final readings of The Register Granted Priv father and giving full Information provement of Wall stree^ and Locust ly known throughout this, part of derstanding and suggestions for ac- 4. With the right outlook and mu- an ordinance^ aoceptlng a portion of a Venus.- The Improvement wllt'opst the county, Mrs. Lyons la'survived tive, normal work, play and com- on ways in which he may watch tho Good Medical Advice Should Be Se- tual respect for one another's per? Irving place as a borough road ware health of his wife and provide special cured. about $3,000, •whloh Is to be provided by 13 children, a number of grand- ilege to Reprint Copy' panionship will ordinarily help solve sonalltles, both' women and men approved by the Shrewsbury borough by tht county. The bids will be children and two sisters. The) chil- the problem. The interrelations of food and aid in the hygiene of preg- Sexual disorders in women, which may confidently count on marital bounollat its meeting Tuesday night nancy. are not due. to syphilis or gonorrhea, opened at the next, regular-meeting, dren are Mrs. B. Marlon.I* Deffen- righted Pamphlet by Hy- the physical and psychological as- adjustments and the physical and The first, reading was approved at an Wednesday night, September 32. - . dorf, Mrs. Gwendolyn L. Jackson* pects of sex are complicated and cause much'Illness, suffering'and spiritual satisfactions, of family, life. adjourned, meeting August IT, after Mistaken Beliefs and Unnecessary unhapplness for marital, partners. ' A resolution was approved for pay- Mrs, jOeraldlno L. Phlpps and Miss- demand experienced advice ..when 5. The vast majority of health the, Brodenon corporation gave a ment of $38 to the Batontown library. es Madeline S., Doris, Jean and -- giene Association. serious questions arise. ' .1 Worries. They also, afford opportunity for forma] deed of the road to the bor- There are many mistaken beliefs problems of girls and women are Another, resolution authorised ao- Muriel' G. Lyons and William H., charlatans and quacks to impose on readily solved by personal knowledge, ough. ' " . oeptanca of $8,600 from the Mon- Importance of Early Instruction. and unnecessary worries which cause women. , One still seea painted on The portion of the road (tarts at Jr., Pierre B, and Winston C. Lyons, needless anxiety and unhapplness to and the advice and occasional mod- mouth County Country club for back all of Fair Haven; Fred C. Lyons It is very Important that interest barns along ths countryside or In leal care of the family physician. Corn lane and rounding the ourve taxes. ' In the opposite sex develop In girls women. Some fear that they might the advertising columns of some to Broad.street The other portion of Red Bank and Klngdon N. Lyons Good Health Is Periodlo health examinations at least of Jamaica, Long Island. The sis- and boys normally, and that sex not be able to have children If they newspapers and magazines, an- 1 was deeded to the borough by the Bills amounting to 186189 were or- should marry. Except for one cou- yearly, and , moro detailed observa- dered paid. . •• • • . • ters are Mrs. Elizabeth Howard of curiosity and efforts to secure de- nouncements of "cures" for "female tion during pregnancies, are neces- Broderaon. corporation June 6, 1933. Essential To Women pendable knowledge be met by ade- ple In eight or ten, conception will complaints," "favorite compounds" The distance of the new borough Fair Haven and Mrs. Floriesa Rob- corns within a few months, unless sary safeguards. road la 1,870 feet inson of New York. • quate information sufficient for the ind similar suggestions for self- 6. Syphilis and gonorrhea are not time and circumstances of each some disease or condition affects diagnosis and treatment The only A petition with « signatures was Woman's Club To The funeral will be held Sunday this' function, and then a careful likely to endanger women and girls afternoon at 2 o'clock at the resi- By William F. Snow, MJ>. question. wise and effective thing to do is to presented to the council by A. W, medical examination will probably unleaa they marry men who are In- Bry, which requested the changing Resurae Artivities dence on Hendrlekson place anoi In later years women often pay select a competent doctor, if one fected and not under competent ad- - ' Good health, la essential to women, heavily In unhapplness and in ner- discover the reason. In more than toes not already have a family phy- of: the three street names on the Maple avenue, Fair Haven, with not only for their own sakes but for one-thlrd'of marriages Involuntarily vice and treatment; or expose them- Sllverbrook estate. The road namea The Woman's club of Red Bank Rev. Charles Wi Nelson,- rector of vous and emotional disturbances be- ilclan, and find out what is the mat- selves to sexual contacts with such will resume. Its activities: for the that of their families; and each year cause they were not fully Informed sterile, tho husband is at fault It :er. Very " frequently these "com- to be changed are Irving place, Park Bt Thomas's Episcopal chapel, Red of life should see additions to the Is very desirable that both man and 1 men. Unfortunately It frequently avenue and Roosevelt lane. The pe- fall season with a luncheon at the Bank, of whloh Mrs. Lyons was a In early adolescence about their ilaints" are not due to anything happens that a man or a woman is Molly Fitoher hotel Friday after- reserve store of strength and well- normal sex life. Women particu- woman should seek thorough health wrong with the reproductive system, tition was laid over for considera- member many years, officiating. In- being built up in childhood and examinations before marriage. Then, not aware of being Infected or even tion of the street committee. ' noon, September 34, at 1 o'clook. terment, In charge of the Wordon larly need to understand that their but rather to general health condi- of having been exposed. This Is an- Mra. J. Daniel. Tuller Is chairman. adolescence. This latter period sexual Heslres are Just as natural as if their marriage relations are not tions or illnesses which readily re- Mrs. Mathilda Obre presented a Funers).,home of Red Bank, will ha of great Importance in establishing entirely satisfactory, or if they do other reason for perlodlo health ex- deed for Obre court to the counoll, Mrs. E. H. Boynton, club preildont, In the family plot at White Ridge those of men, and that they should spond to scientlflo treatment. aminations which Include tests for will preside at a meeting of the good sex health. ' expect to derive just as much pleas- not have children, they should again asking that they take It over as a cemetery, South Eatontown, In this article are considered var- ask advice from a physician who 'erlodlo Health Examinations. these diseases. If Infection Is found borough road. No aetlon was.taken club Friday afternoon, October 8, ure as their husbands from, marital It is particularly important for before these diseases progress very at 2:30 o'clock. ' ious matters of social hygiene which relations. Misunderstanding on this takes special Interest in mahflago upon this matter aa no report of the Mrs, Emma S. Doraett. are of significance in this connec- problems; because many of the Women to have perlodlo health ex- far treatment will control and prob- condition •of the road was submitted A rummage sale In charge of Mrs. Mra. Emma Sulphln Dorselt of St. point,- fear of pregnancy, and other aminations whloh Include general ably prevent serious damage. John W. Ivina will be hold Wednes- tion, tted' which are concerned with avoidable conditions account for causes of such failure are avoidable to the council by Borough Engineer Petersburg, • Florida, wife of Elbert the health and happiness of women through hygiene or. treatment for and local examination, arid blood 7. The 'protection of children can George F. Randolph. day and Thursday, October 13 ind porsett, died last week at the age of much' of the so-called frigidity of and urine- tests. It is the best pro- be reasonably assured by treating 14. Mrs. Joseph I* Turner is ohalr- In general. wives and subsequent troubles en- either wife or husband or both. 1 The purchaae of additional gravel (IB years, after a lingering Illness. She, Most people know about the gen- When nothing can be done to rem- tection they can secure against the eyes of all new-born babies with for Irving place was referred to the man of a literary gambol to be held waa born at Brad'ovolt and was a countered by men and women other- avoidable ill health and premature standard silver nitrate "drops" to at the club houae Friday, October eral anatomy and physiology of the wise most happily mated. edy the condition the Individual Is street committee,with permission to daughter of the lato Robert Roy human body and its various organs, said to be permanently sterile. Of- death. Fortunately, the medical prevent danger of blindness, and by act. The clerk was authorized to ad- 15.. She will be assisted by Mrs. and Elizabeth Sutphln. Besides her such as the circulatory, digestive, Early Marriage Desirable. ten in these cases a husband and profession, health authorities, volun- examining the blood of all pregnant vertise tor bids for a borough tax Leslie D. Seely, Mrs. John Trudeaux, husband she is survived by a sister excretory and nervous systems. Com- Whatever the physical difficulties wife who want children find a satis- tary health agencies, and life insur- women and treating those who are map to be drawn. It was moved that Mrs. Horace G. Fowler and Mra. and three brothers. They are Mrs. paratively few learn much about thi and strains Involved, there are many factory subitltute In adopting a ance companies are cooperating to found to have syphilis. Knowledge Councilman Harold McCormlck noti- Hoiea Chark. Lydla Sutphln Tilton and Lemuel W. reproductive system although such reasons for advocating continence child. promote such examinations. of these practicable procedures has fy property owners of the weeds A reception In honor of Mrs. 3utphln of Red Bank and Robert taken away frqm women particular- overgrowing the sidewalks through- Boynton will be held Thursday af- knowledge is vitally important in outside of marriage. Permanent Another fear is that a baby may The Girl's Part In Sex Conduct Roy and George J. Sutphln of Holm- relation to heredity, sex, parenthood satisfactions are not found hi extra- ly, much of the fear of marriage out the borough. ternoon, October 28. del. Another brother was the late be "birth-marked" or injured in some One of the questions on which girls and child bearing. and family life. It is especially de- marital relations. Inside of mar- way by maternal impressions. Many A treasurer's report showed a bal- Rev. Archibald H. Sutphln of River and young women seek advice has & The experience of motherhood sirable that girls and women should riage continence is feasible if tem- mothers who experience a great to do with their responsibility for ance on hand of $5,106.47. . Bills BUDDLSTOWN SCHOOLS. Plaza, who for many years was pas- understand tho structures and func porarily necessary or wise for any fright or are very unhappy dread is the normal fruition of one of the amounting to $477.48 were ordered tor of the Baptist church of Now sex conduct. Ths physician la often strongest Instincts. Disturbances re- paid. tions of these organs which have so reason, as for example during the the birth of their babies for this asked why they should not have as FupUs Went Back to Their Studies Monmouth. The funeral was . held much to do with their own health later months of pregnancy. At the reason. There is no such danger. sulting from prolonged postponement Yesterday and Today. Saturday at Mra. Dorsett's late homo much freedom in their sex life aa or absence of this experience need and that of their children. Refer- same time it is also true that as Of course fright or physical injury men have. The experience of the Primary, grammar ' and ninth at St Petersburg. . ence books and readings have been men and women grow older, psychol- to be guarded against by planning Bade Wages For may bring about ill health and may human race shows that the family grade pupils of Mlddletown town- suggested to supplement the facts ogists observe increasing difficulties i t th bby to a lire filled with absorbing activities Mrs. Juno F. Leonard. in extreme cases cause the baby to is a vital unit of social organiza- guided by spiritual understanding. County Employee ship resumed their studies yester- Mrs. Jano F. Leonard, widow of which can be included in such of sexual abstinence for thoso who tion and progress; and the welfare day. The high sohool season began brief article as this. have not trained themselves in self- be born prematurely or so early The dcelre of a man for a home John S. Leonard, died last night at that it cannot live; but such occur- of the family demands less sexual and children in addition to the com- Payment of $2,600 for back wages this morning. Ths number of pu- the home of her sister, Mrs. Walter In addition to the principal female control and filled their lives with license for the man, rather than due to Walter E. Weat of North Long pils has not been computed, but It • organs—the vagina, the uterus or absorbing purposes and activities to rences are rare unless tho mother panionship of a wife, .grows out of K. Hopping, of River road, Fair or the child Is suffering from some more for the woman. This question Branch has been authorized by the is expected to be larger than last womb, the Fallopian tubes, -and the the exclusion of.sexual experience. the same fundamental Instinct The board of chosen freeholders of Mon- Haven. She had a stroke' In her disease that probably could bo con- will bo .discussed in another article adoption of children Is often a so- yea*. * sleep. Mrs. Leonard was born at ovaries which produce the egg or It seems clear that for women and entitled, "Marriage and Parenthood." mouth county. Mr. West was ap- ova, many other structures, for ex- their best health, as well as for men, trolled If the moth'er were under the lution of these problems for men or Edwin H. Broach has assigned hla Mlddletown. observation of a physician during It is only necessary to say here that pointed a county road overseer by contract for bus' transportation of ample, the bones of the pelvis, the marriage Is better late than never. women who cannot have the direct Road Supervisor Walter H. Conover Surviving are two sons and a her entire pregnancy. the girl when fully informed may experience bf parenthood. pupils to Sidney McLean. Approval mammary glands and other struc- But early marriage gives more op- usually be counted upon to think January. 1, 1935, and he was dis- daughter, Welling Leonard of Tren- tures are adapted in their growth portunity for happy comradeship, One of the worries which has been 8. Among trio needless worries of of this change was given at a spec- ton, Daniel Leonard of Atlantlo more clearly and act with greater charged from thla position January 1, ial ' meeting of the township board to the demands of reproduction. eliminated by all good hospitals is women is the fear of growing old 1986, without charges" being made Highlands and Mrs. Lillian Herring mutual development and physical ad- the fear of mothers that their babies judgment and thought for the fu- of education a few nights ago. These adaptations give to the body justment; for having and training ture than the boy, even though hor^ and losing their attractiveness. For against him.- He la a World war of Massachusetts; another sister, of the female its feminine charac- may get mixed up in the nursery. both' men and women, If the spirit veteran and an exempt fireman and Mrs. John VanMater of Hazlet, and children, building a home, promot- To prevent this, foot-pjlnts are tak- emotions and sexual desires may be teristics, as contrasted to the mascu- ing the family life as a community as great as are hla. Both boys and aa well as mind and body, has he took action to get his job back on -Patient at Clinic. a brother, Ira Frost of Trenton. line qualities of the male body. en of each baby as It is born and grown happily with years of useful the ground that under the law he Sister Marie Lea of Quebec. .Can- The funeral will bo held at 2 asset, and observing one's grand- often a small chain on which are girls who study the matter will real- 1 service; It will bo found, that juBt could not be fired without a hearing. ada, formerly of New Monmouth, Is o'clock Saturday afternoon at tho The changes of adolescence are children start their careers. All flattened beads bearing the name of ize that the church, the state and brought about largely by certain these .things are bound up in the heir own families advise continence as adolescence Is a gradual transi- The court held that hla dismissal was a patient atMayo's cllnlo ut Roches- home of Mrs. Hopping, with Rev, E. tho mother, Is socuroly fastonod tion from childhood to the more illegal and he went back to work last ter, Minnesota, for an infected arm. S. Wolf, pastor .of the Leonardo chemical substances called hormones biological and anthropological his- about his neck, before marriage because I it is the which are fed Into the blood by some tory of the human race—part of the permanently satisfying things of Apri). The court decision also re- Her ailment developed from a cut Baptist church, In charge. Burial Syphilis and Gonorrhea, real road to happiness and the nor- quired that wages be paid to him for of the glands of the body, such as heritage of each generation. Health mal satisfactions of family life. In adult life, so the changes from full la a finger. owl_ part of her hand by A. M. Posten and Sons will be the thyroid,-tha pituitary and the Syphilis and gonorrhea affect wo- power and beauty of middle life to the period when he was out of work. has been amputated. In Fair View cometory. i must of necessity be built around cases of genuine love and Compan- He was represented. In the court pro- ovaries. These Internal secretions these fundamental truths, and both men In the same •ways they affect ionship which lead to permanent old age bring contentment and I Sister Marie Lea has been a nun men. These processes have been sweetness and continuing love and ceedings by Paraoiu, Labrecque A In a convent at.-Quebao" the past oxert a great Influence on the growth girls and boys need to be taught unions, so desirable for community Borden. •. ^ and life of a woman. them. In no respect is such knowl- described In the article of this ser- and national welfare, the girl usual- affection. nine years. - She spent part of last El wood Douglass Before adolescence as a rule the edge more important to success and len entitled "Health for Man and ly has within her power the control 10. It has been said that each gen- Five other former county em- ek with her mother, Mrs. Her- girl, like the boy, leads a more or appiness than in its bearing upon Boy." Only a few additional state- not only of her own sex conduct, eration depends upon its young to ployees have filed claim* to get their man 7. Labrecque of New Men- Hospital Patient less self-centered existence during marriage and family relations, ments need to be given. It is im- but that of the boy as well. equip It with gaiety and enthusiasm jobs back on the ground that they mouth. With her was an associate, are exempt firemen but they have Sister Gertrude of Quebec. Ehvood Douglass of Colt's Keck, which nature is equipping her phy- portant for women to know that the and continued ploasure in living. county farm agent, -was suddenly sically and mentally for the stress Pregnancy. "hard chancre," or initial sore in However this may be, It Is true not been reinstated. They are Ray-' When the spermatozoa, or male Family Relations. mond J. O'Neill of Headden's Corner, stricken with heart trouble last week and strain of later years. In adol- syphilis often appears on the inner that the mingling of enthusiasms of Pure Bred Bull Wins at Show. shortly after ho returned homo from ells, pass from the vagina where side of the folds of skin and mu- Enduring relations between the Edward Qoff of Keansburg, Ray- escence, a gradual process beginB sexes are built upon attractions youth and philosophy of age glvea ! Bertha's Bub of Mondamln, a.p_ure hla office at Freehold. Ho was con- during which the sexual, instinct they are deposited during sexual in- cous membrane at the entrance, to results which bear upon health as. mond Wyckoff of Marlboro, Thomas tercourse, up through the uterus and which include the whole personality Oaken of Rumson and Alfred Pettit bred Guernsey bull, owned by 'Mr. fined to the bed at his homo two days reaches full development. Desires the vagina, or inside the vagina. upon other factors In successful liv- and waa then token to Fitkln Memor- m Into the tubes, and a sperma- Only tie physician can diagnose this of each-partner and lead naturally of Freehold, ' and Mrs. E. C. Pitman of River- for mating and having children be- through mutual Interests, respect ing. ial hospital, where he is still a pa- come important matters at this time ozoon unites with an egg cell which early evidence of the disease; con- brook farm, Llncroft, placed second 1» on its way from the ovary, this and- companionship to marriage, In a class for year-old bulls and 'un- tient. At the hospital this morning to girls as well as boys, and influ- sulting a physician promptly Is con- It was atatod that his condition was larks the commencement of a new sequently especially important at home and family ties which Justify Townsend Meeting. Council Abolishes der two years recently at the Guern- ence their thoughts and conduct the self-control asked of young men fairly good, Mr. Douglass was elect- Girls will probably not be fright- lfe. At this moment the heredity this time, when it is so essential to A Townsend mass meeting will be sey cattle -show at Far Hills. The and . women from adolescence to I Three-Man Board bull was shown by Eugene Ford, ed president of the National Asso- ened or disturbed by these desires >f .the child is determined. This Is recognize the infection and get treat- held Sunday .afternoon at S o'clock ciation of /County Agricultural menfstarted. Because neither men maturity. The question of long or superintendent of the Pitman es- or led into unfortunate experiences, hy it is so important to all the short engagements, which so often at Clark's landing. The chief Agents In 1933. , If they have been fully prepared as escendants of a man and woman nor women can bo certain about in- speakers will be Clarence W. Smith The Atlantic Highlands mayor and Me, „ fection If ,they have been exposed, arises, is more a matter of emotion- council last night adopted an ordi- they have grown up from infancy, that the' parents should be wisely al , control, frequency of meeting, and Miss Viola Zclasko. FOB McCAMPDELL. !', lated. Everyone thinks a great physicians and health officers advo- nance abolishing the assessment Takes Job at Fort Monmouth, by knowledge imparled simply and and degree of physical intimacy commission1 of three members. The appropriately by their parents and leal about his ow;i father and cate the teaching of sexual hygiene Dennis B. Arnone, son of Mr, and than of -years. However, early mar- Sailing, Fox England. vote was * to 1, Councilman William hlrs. Michael Arnone of Shrewsbury Harry Sagoteky Issues Statement others in a position to instruct them. other and their ancestors; but and advise careful examination be- About His Candidacy. fore marriage for both men and riage, after two young people are Mrs. Mary Curl of Willow street, Dunphy, Nelson H. Roberts, Edward ivenue, yesterday accepted a position For those who have not been so lany fail to think about what kind sure of their love for each other, Jagger and Waldron P. Smith vot- Ls apprentice automobile mechanic at f ancestors they themselves are go- women. Fair Haven, will sail Saturday to , Harry Sagotsky of Freehold, who fortunate every effort should be has much in Its favor. Especially ing for the ordinance and Walter Tort Monmouth, Mr. Arnone has la a bemocrat)o candidate for nomi- made to provide information and ing to be, and how the fate of fu- Join her daughter, Mrs. Leonard Congenital Syphilis and Its Pre- is this true if such young couples Williams and Charles Mount voting jcen employed by Borden's dairy of nation as assemblyman, has Issued reassurance without further delay. ure generations lies in their wise can have the personal advice of a Heyman, m England. They will against it Members were appointed Asbury Park as a utility man. Mr. the following statement: As the girl grows into a woman choico in this matter. vention. spend several months abroad. Syphilis is particularly serious in physician competent to deal with to the commission by the mayor and Arnone la a graduate of Red Bank ' I wish to Inform tho citizens of It Is her rightful need as a vital, When the mala and female cells confirmed by tho council. high school and Pennlngton Prepara- Monmouth county that I aspire to go pregnant women*becauseit frequent- questions of marital hygiene and to the New Jersey legislature as an active human being to understand lave united, a process of growth family relations, and the encourage- Dinner By Borden Employees.' An assessor will be elected at the tory school, her own physiology and emotional ly attacks • the unborn child, caus- assemblyman and there carry on tho ind cell division takes place. This ing congenital syphilis or prenatal ment and backing of their parents Employees of Borden Farm Prod- general election In'November for a work so ably' started by Theron Mc- reactions. She should have a whole- occurs in the uterus at a point on syphilis, as it is often called. If or family groups. The birth of ucts of Asbury Park will hold their term of three yeara and three have Clear $75 at Chicken Supper. Campbell. I have been a supporter some attitude toward the part that ts wall where a special structure children can usually be postponed, annual dinner tonight at the Smoke filed for the Republican nomination, ot Mr. McCamnbcIl ever since ho be- sax will play in" her life, Ha power this causes death of the child dur- , Frank McCa.rron of. Llncroft, third •allctJ the placenta Is to grow. Aa ing pregnancy, a miscarriage ur still if necessary, without harm under Shop tavern at Shrewsbury. About they being John B. FUtoroft, who was gan to wage his light for tax reform, as a driving force, its beauty and he cells increase in number they secretary of the commission just assistant chief of the Mlddletown for farm relief and better govern- birth results; or If tho child lives, competent advice. This Is often an 75 persons are expected to attend. ownshlp fire department announced ment generally. As soon as I learned dignity when happily directed. How 'range themselves co that they ul- Important question not only because abolished, Harvey H, Bowtell and the man acts and feels, how he dif- his health will probably be seriously | Tuesday night that the Llncroft fire that ho would not stand for tha ao- Imately form all the tissues and or- damaged or ho may be crippled in of Illness but also of health and Walter J. Roberta. aembly this year, I filed my petition fers from the woman, should also be ;ans of the body. The reproductive company had cleared about $75 on mind and body throughout life. This ondurance, if,_ for example, the girl ts recent chloktn supper. Mr, Mc- and now request that I be nominated part of tho girl's understanding, If ystem, like the bones, muscles, must continue* certain kinds of work for the assembly on the Democratic Bhe Is to face with wisdom and,ser- does not mean that the disease can Carron was chairman of the supper lerves, blood vessels and all the or- be inherited, but rather that the in- attef marriage. Constable Charged tlaket. I feel sure that Mr. McCamp- enity tho sometimes difficult social ana of the body, begins at this Committee and he was aaslated by a bell will be nominated for freeholder situations which she will inevitably timate contacts of mother and child From the publlo health and medi- IT'S ODD commltee of nearly all members of and I request hla friends to help me Imo a growth and development give tho syphilis organism a chance With Extortion encounter. •hlch is not completed until the in- cal points of view the problem of f;he company. obtain the nomination for the assem- to infect the baby. prevention of syphilis and gonorrhea bly. I havo lived In Monmouth coun- Menstruation. ivldual reaches maturlty many . Fortunately, early discovery of the But It's Science Charles M. Fremgen of Beacon ' all my life, I grow, up in Froa- ears later. would bo largely solved if all young Hill, Matawan, a constable, was ar- 828 Pupils at Fair Haven. Tho moat noticeable of bodily mother's Infection and treatment mon and women could choose a uuld, graduated at tho Alabama uni- changes (puberty) occur between tho During the months of pregnancy rested yesterday by atate police from The enrollment at the reopening versity, studied at Virginia university begun before the fourth or fifth permanent mate and marry as soon of the Fair Haven public schools yes- where I majored in economics ages of 12 to 15 years when a child ho child is protected and nourished month of pregnancy, will give rea- Cows Face Big Job. the Koyport station, on a charge of >y the mother's blood, which brings as they arrived at maturity. This extortion. The charge waa made terday wa* 210 at the Willow atreet and government, and then graduated begins to develop into a young r sonable asauranco that the child will would be so becauaa sexual promis- ColumbuB, Ohio, (AP)—On the school, 64 at the Flak street school from Harvard law school. I feol that woman. At thla time tho ovaries ood and oxygen to the placenta for by a New Yorker that Fremgen at- ransfer through Its vessels Into the bo born healthy without any trace cuity and prostitution would tend to average Qhlo pasture a cow would tempted to make hla pay $10 on a And 51 at the Knollwood school, I am qualified to represent the peo- begin to release an egg cell approx- of the disease. In addition, the disappear. have' to take 180 bites of grass a ple ot Monmouth county In the legis- ilood of the child. By a reverse threat of arrest for a inotqr vehlolo i inking a total of 328. This Is a lature and If nominated and elected imately once every 28 days and nor- recess the child's excretions pass course of tho disease In the mother As has been said the woman minute for 12 hours in order to keep violation. At tho same time Frem- «light decrease over last year, but mally continue to.do this rogularly, will, bo arrested and she may be Its milk production up to scratch, will carry on the line work started by ito tho blood stream of the mother, reaches the end of her child bear- gen was arrested on a reckless driv- t ie enrollment Is expected to reach Theron McCampbell. except during pregnancies, until the 'he placenta Is attached to the kopt well and free from any danger ing period at the.age of about 45 or says D, B. Dodd, agronomist at Ohio ing charge, to which he pleaded last year's figure within the Coming age of 45 to 50. Unloss this almost ody of tho child at a point called of infecting her family. If every 50. This Is roferred to u the meno- State, university. guilty. ireek. Several children wert enrolled invisible cell Is fertilized, that Is, woman could go to a physician for If a cow is to produce 25 to S3 ie navel by the cord or tube pause. Ordinarily It is not a time Fremgen was arraigned before Re- tils morning. FATHER SORIANO'S LETTER joined by a spermatozoon or male rough which blood circulates until examination and advice, including a for anxiety or serious adjustment pounds of milk It must consume 209 «ex cell In tl> WHS realised,, Members of the 1 Since: factor In health as a whole, and , \ orely, frequently given to solf-oxcltation; Jift weeks Immediately before and v 1 171 Ii »gu« did the sarvlng.' ' 'ter birth and during delivery of sistance of the body, and treat the needs to be frankly and wholesome- Mia* Bradley * sitters In Pi Beta, TtlVtr Pllflfc l.aa.iia—ialiai « Bev. Father Nloholilas Borlooo. but theso praotlces^aro not likely to disease gently during the acute Phi testified that, she never smoked, be continued for long. If they be- JO child. While It U not necessary ly Recognized In women as well as And so she realized enough from the ^rotal ;, • ,.n ir rji 1,1*1 Boy Taken to BospitsO. n the mother to be taken to a ma- stage, tho tubes may be permanent- i mon, '.-,•• came very persistent or frequent a ly sealed, which moans that tho sows and their offspring to pay for HIGH SCHOOL. Qlrard Minaldl, son «f Jack Mln- irnlty hospital thla should be ar- 2, Adolescence, or youth, Is the Ninth grada ,. tot Miss Helen Filling. Pjiofatey -of. doctor Ought to be consulted. Care woman cannot have children; or pus her college education. •'' • dt of Sea Bright, was taken to Ihould b« Ukon to avoid, frighten- lnged with the first labor if poaal- porlod of ten years moro or less Tenth arada __.__ ,._ 111 Mrr. and Mrs.Mrs' amtm^mingamt <*' may form In the tubos, causing ab- Btavanth srada W.M.^.» .. 11) Monmouth Memorial hospital last ing the, flrl or promoting • sense e, and In wy CMS ajl ' Tirtlflh srada ..,,.,. . . Carlisle, Pennsylvania; _H|»|weejh k in' the Bet Bright ambulance I Rumson, wss • Tlsttor TatfdasTsjgV< Total ...... UUlT for treatment for food poisoning, yttttrday JTftiends at RmasjoH.Trr '•I V ' RED BANK REGISTER, SEPTEMBER 9, 1987.

if'CLASSIFIED RED BANK REGISTER WANT ADS

TOR SALE FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES BUSINESS NOTICES APARTMENTS SITUATIONS WANTED REAL ESTATE WANTED REAL ESTATE FOR SALE AOTOBY BPKOIAI^-H.OO BUT* «•* BsJ- (X>B 8ALB sod. top eoU, fill dirt, WAUBICB SCHWARTZ. OimUr, Ply. tlEtTAL WEATHKR8TRIPB top door* and FOUR-BOOM apartment at It Mechanic BETINED American lady, widow, 48, lona of high grade Inside at outalde mouth aaa InUmaUosal tnalc aalea and windows! save 81% at fast coats. H. street; all outside rooms; all Improve- wishes position as housekeeper In moth- MONMOUNTH COUNT* lama, ~. tint, on* quart Unseed oil, quart toiMp* UtU* Wref, aarrlce hsadiiuartera. Xhone Bel Bank A. Handrlckaon A.Oo. phone Bad Bank ante i ateam heat and water ; 180. Apply erless home; can create homelike atmos- hoBu. shor* *aut*a, sal* o> remtl < »87. 1400. It Newman iprlngs road. Bee) ront lot*. Sand for tree booklet,!, 5mi, pound juttr and on* putty knife I -and, * Loan Company, « Broad street, pherei capable and trustworthy; can drive properties. Bar H. gtlUmu. ataM I4.7S lor fin gallone o< stalu. all colon, OUEVROLVr, 198$ HaatsrTordor aport Bank. Bed Bank. a car; furnish best of references. Address ehellso rive poundi out 11.26 galloallon i TaTarr- OARDEN TRAOTORB. Placet Jr. and Bi_ g, way. Eatontown. phone btgaMv, ehellshll o rivi e pounddi outt 11211.266 gallon i Tar Bolens, rebuilt. Conover Broa, Bajee * asdan. built-in trunk; daluxs equlpmsnt, APARTMENT, two very large rooms, fur. M^tt. mA . «W*L.,| boefv^sx> tf*a611|, BeAses>Md AJsmefcBank.a ' ^^ tilth'11,6tlh'11600 laltinlt . Marine ppaina t bruahebruaheaa, little mileage, black finish i must bo aeen ELECTRICAL contractor! comrtterclal and ARKS and country homes wanted from Memmouth Paint andd Vernlib. umufi SirvlceTwickattina, V.l« ohone fiilmdel to appreciate; $126. Act quick. Terma residential wiring tn all branches. nlsnid very nicely for light houiekeep- EXPERIENCED chauffeur snd gardener ne acre up. We have •a growingrowingg; dads- HSCRIMINATINQ people bar ni lu« Long Brunch, phone Prompt service given calla for repalra or :ng, on ground floor. 201 Bergen place, wish*, position, alx y.ars' refarene. i will d from out of town clients. If you t%- hotoje In Long Branch and vWaJljf a IS Willow avenue, L B and trade, Uany other bargalna. William t0 Ml1 OT 11H-J. for you oti typewrlu*, addlu nia> J. Levins, 876 Broadway, Long Branch.* •stlmatea. H, B. Hayaa. 1ft Branch av*. >etween Broad etreet and Mspfe svenus, g[o ougust poit wwitowni I MalsMo 1experienced gardener. _ * ' propertr, write er phone ujh & O, Coals, Ino, 419 Bath avenue. e, cheek writer oi etbn oSe* aMulD. nua, Bed Bank, phone 1489. Bed Bank. Phone Bed Bank 116. ""fofflM, today. Thomp.oa Agener. II IOHiL _Branch. N, J. phon* list. oEcfeS 4UBw6ot>, »».oo load, no ecris an: manliVar1m1 —cail. 7osap»JS- Berslas. l«T CHEVROLET panels, two 1914 bull-ton, FURNISHED apartment, two rooms, WANTED, position as housekeeper or care- Bast Front street. Had Bank, phone 700 ' latlnga. HOOVER eleanere repUnd, brashes re. • - --*• »**»^n **»M m4 wn», yngn. Hill, plaoe 15,50 load, 110.60 cotdi loouat oath atreet. phon* Bed Bait 481. la excellent eonditloni appearance like kitchen, bath, hot water, oil burner} tint taker; white woman, two children; full i» k V4pavsRBisrfe ' \m ' "" . . "• -*• I", m**^t*.waw Honmou new. Huet aacrlflce for quick action. brtatled. Allen Beclrio Shop, It White WANTED, Monmouth tountr farms, sale OU SAIX—Houae, first floor, hall, two peats, fencing-, piling, oak boat end bod; BLOOB, COVEiUNQ, large .election; eetl- street, phon* 611, Rad Ban ay central location, 1 Allen place, Red Bank, time or part timer apod rcferencoa. Ad* filmbir. Chtrlei O. Bennott A Co,, phon« Come make offer. William J. L*vln*,,87( dross P. O. Box 21. Eheron. N. J. and rent I large or aroall. Have a nun. ilrlne; rooma, dlnlnar room, klunen, but- mates furnished. Inlaid Congolaum by Broadway, Long Branch, N. J.* off Riverside avenue, phone 8692-W. •r of cllanta. Xindlr give full details. si's pantry and laundry I aeeond Boor, ate Mlddletown 588. the yard. Congoledm rugs. All alsei. MUSICAL LNBTRUUBNT8. airings and re- TWO five-room apartments, furnished or /Ill eall and look tham over, laker's isdrooma, four Isne and ooe email, two TOR BALD, new and used fruit graders, Samuel Swarta, 14 West Front street. Bed BOWLAND B. JONES Motor Co., 88 Ma- pairing at PrlM'e Musi* Btorst, II Wee» unfurnished | heat, hot water! best loca- tesJtr, Belford. W. J» phone 12 S-K^ _ lathrooma; third floor, I r*"*^1- -• olaansrs, polliheri, waatiere and otner Bank, phon* 1187.' • pie avenue. Bed Benk, distributor for Front street. Red Bask. LOST AND FOUND peeking nous* equipment: potato, graders, Cadillac. LaSalle, Oldamoblle, offering a tion; very desirable. Phone Red Bank SUP COVSB& draperUs, VeneUaa blinds, beautiful selection of Cadillac Standard BOW BOAT found. Owner can claim KEAL ESTATE FOR SALE newi two- oteaMtr, and baggeii. Hendrlcksoa Bupptr awnings and window shades, euston SORENSON 4 BAHRS. bulkheads and tonr barn with pigeon loft, < Co., phon* «»9 Mlddletown. '-'••• and Oldamoblle Safety Tested Used Carat TWO-ROOM apartment for rent, one single Sam* by proper Identification and per- MB mad* i experienced decorator to assist ran. 1980 Chevrolet touring sedan, 1984 Che- dock building contractors. High- room and two garages, $8 Hudson Inr expenses. Addrea* Row Boat, box oil. OOONTt tarmat tew e*Uet and" ww*yrwond.rtuT"a~"'' ' irtul a] ' FOB BALH, baikiU ot all typu and iltMl Climates oheertuilr titen. Phone for ap- rolet coach, 1987 DeSoto coupe, 1984 Ford avenue, Red Bank. Bed Benk. . •las; euid type*. Xoor G. fruit, lot tOxIOOi loeated to one of cuihlons, caps, llnan, eto. Also com- pointment Long Branch 10. Eetat* Jaqoh lands, N. J. phone Hlghlanda 1145. beet residential eectione of Red kt atelnbaeh, Broadway. Long Branch.' w. J. coach, 1984 Studebakor convertible coupe, AT 75 WEST Front street, couple can BANK BOOK Ho. >«»•« of the Second Na- slat* Una ot packing houae equipment and 1988 Pontlao coupe, 1986 Cadillac ssdan, have well furnlahed three-room apart- tional Bank and Trust Company, Red within ST* nlnuU? walk ot Broad af supplies, lncludlnc ploUac b»«i, ittapi PIANOS and piano tenlcei the beat. Dlt; THE MOZAR Dancing School will open for ment with heat and hot water; aunny and Bank, lost, 'Payment stopped. Flsaae re» and the Bain shopping oent*r| fire L and ladders, paoklnr forme, *t«. Open can's Piano Shop. Drummond plae*. Red 1988 Chevrolet sport coups. 1916 Chevro- tee* walk from ghrewaburr rtrer., let pick-up truck, reconditioned by Cad- duiea In th* Elk a auditorium, Broad absolutely clean; one-car garage. Call be- turn to bank, rlnnt**' walk to grammar and L erenlnga, . Hendrlokaon Supply Co., pbona Bank, phone 888. tween 11 and 4 p, m. r lot HMdlatown. illac crafumen. Convenient O. M. A, C.atreet. Red Bank, aa originally planned de- .FOUND, female English fetter, white with schools; Us mlnutee aoto driv* to ALL SIZES of used tires, wheels end rims terms with monthly payments to suit your spite the lire which deatroyed equipment WAVEIU/Y place, three-room apartment, SPECIAL SALE of tn fall samples of in former atudlo on Monmouth atreet. Beg. tan tpoti. Call Rumson 742 or Box 88, AUantlo ocean, whar* thar* Is tatarti 1 for ula. Brookslda Inn, Atlantlo High- urse. "Buy with confidence." Sam W. for rent; heat and hot water aupplied; Rutnion, N, J. ment and bathing prtvll.gea. 7 , ladle* *nd mjisea' apart knit aulu and landa, near Stone Church.* llpptnger, manager Used Car department, latratlon at th* Elka September It to 18.* $80. Boynton eV Boynton, 8 Drummond »»• rooms, hot water heat, all erty tauat be seen to b« apprtcli reaae.) aaoh garment a bargain, J, Conn, 8 rOUNTAlN~FEN lost on Saturday. Re- FAINT with Atlantlo laid and alno, I ... phone Red Bank 910. Open evaninga. See place. phon.o 952. ward If returned to Sherwood, Second prlc* 1* 18,011). - For further In I• 5 Seoond avenue, Long Branch, between gallon, worth SB.BO. Other gradep as our dlaplay advertlaemant on aporta page. writ* or phone Albert L. Ivlns, It I Bath and Dunbar. JOB PRWITNQ—When /on n**d boa* FOUR-BOOH apartment to tub-let, fur- National bank and Trust company. Red lew aa 90c. Pure shellac, I 1b cut andCONE OH In and look them over. Thirty- Inees cards, letterheads, envelopes, nlahadi river view. 6 Riverside avenua. Bank.* mouth atrxt. Bed flank, phone 1«»». ALL SIZES o( uaed UIH and tubai• _at bar- Spar vamlahs* «1.J? gallon; Wall tenrtura five of the Unset recommended uaad care Bed Bank.* \ /"\ sain prices. Brooksld* Inn, aaar Stona In eight colors, «« Ib. W* make and eell at attractive prlcee and liberal terms, of- billheads, booklets, poatera, programs, LOST last Thursday between Sea Bright TOR BALE, lot on Vand.rbllt avenue, Church. Atlantlo Highlands.* our own product*, Agsnt* wanted, At- MODERN turhlehcd^Ewo-room apartment bathing pavilion and Carl ton theater, He BROAD 8TBEET, Rai Bank! if Leonardo. Soulthorp Reelty Co« first fered this week by Maurice Bchwarts, Free announcement* or anything la the line In horn* forwent'; bualness couple pre- pair of LafHaire field glasses In case; name "on". «ot water heati all Improve- lanta Paint Co. lit West Front etreet. license platea. 198<-35-«« Pljrmoiiths, ot printing try The Besrliter, Work of avenus, AUanUe Highlands, N. J. ORDSH now and i&v* on firewood. Oak Bed Bank, phone " Podges, Chevrolets, Forda, Hupmobllea and ferred. Call after 5i80 p. m. 88 Statealr oa Inside of CM* Ada Klopfenttetn. Val- ment.; lot approximately 780 feet dees firewood ordarod bafora September 16 th* batter klod done when promised place, Riverside Heights.' ued aa keepsake. Return, to 4rend, 845 rom Broad atreet, to Uaple avenue, (ten. FOR SALX, brick and frame home) «a*r FOR SALE cheap, new combination coal Oldamoblles, coupes, coaches and sedana, nt and delivered when you want It, only 17 »S7S up. lSsl.l2.8t Chevrdats, Fly- and at reaaonabla prloes. THREE-ROOM furnished apartment, near Broad itreet* Red Bank, or phone 890. . houa* on Mapl* avenue)) fronts*, n terms. Un. J, Crlmmlnr, Sf Twin Light par full cord. Cut stove or fireplace and gaa atovea, coal stoves, gas ranges business aection; all Improvements: $40. Reward. jet and 85 feet. Storage (or tour cars, T«rrace, Hlghtaodi, N. J. lengths. Haituroor Farm, Old Bridie road, and oil stoves*. Eamusl Swarts, 14 Weat mouths, Dodges, Chryslers, Pontiaca and leasonabie price.. Inquire Uwla Lumber Front street, Bed Bank, phone 1387.* Forda, aedana, coftchea and coupea, 8175 H. S. Battln, 22 Weat Front atreet, phone FOUND, rowboat. Owner may obtain JlbtUlJJ^J^ phone JSngllshtown up. 192B-80 Forda, Chevrolets, Dulcks, VACUUM oleanere repaired! any make. Red Bank 8600.* same) on Identification and paying ex- Co.. Asbury Park, phone e»l, or your own Foil 8ALB, nix rooms, ell Improvsmsntsi --- • SPRAYERS, fall makes, atfi. taken in Chryslers, DeSotoa, LaBallea and Llncolnl, Allen ElBCtrts Shop, 1* Whit* etreet, penses ot advertising. Phone Bed Bank two-car (arage; lot 70»U71 near rlv*r, FOR SALE cheap. b«di, mattraaiai, trade t good working condition, at (air convertible coupes and aedanB, Coupea, Rea Bank. 8S2M NEWMAN SPRINO8 road, modem eeven- ator*i and bus line. Also lot 80x100, Jn- prices. Call or writ* Hendrickeon Supply HE1P WANTED springs, pillows, nispte and walnut bed. coaches and Standard aedans, ISO upGENERA. L CONTBAOTOB and Hupools LOST from Braeburn farm, on Fatteraon roora house; psrtly furnlahedi bath, aun —'-• at.l Clay street. Fair Haven. room furniture, studio couches. Larffo ao- Co.. Mlddletown, phone 818. Truck bargalna. K«o aUk* tmek, Ford D m eteaneli carting and grading i top soil, HOUSEWORKER wanttd. rnlddl. « «d lane, five bronae turkeyB, about five 'fii ."i."""'"' ****** « connecting | leotlon. Samuel Swart*, 14 Wart Front pick-up, Chrysler auburban *BB up. For .-enure, fill dirt, dndara, gravel and sand. s Ulx FIVE-ROOM bungalow for sale. South Itralt, Bad Bgnlc, phon* 1887. a dependable car aee your friend Lee at woman preferred j plain cooking, light months old. Phone Bed Bank 1011. Re SprilSxIOOn l traefc May Brandt, Newma Laurel avenue, West Keanaburg, N. J, Estimates given. Phone Red Bank 6440.J, ward.* *--• ;• betn only by Fred D. Wlkoff Co. Bed Bank, Route 86, Eatontown, phone 80, or 81s place. Red Bank, phone S848-W. heat; beautiful lawna and Bhade treea pupplea for aala; alao 30 laying hans up. Improvement!. Addreie W* box 511, Will leas* until Hay 1, 1988, with oppor ICeanaburg 728-M.* completely and' ptra&nenUr bulkheftAtd phon* Boa. -^^^_^ Main street. Lakewood. phone »»». Bed Bank, and the entire area covered with rich loam and tan ga*aa cheap, Bryan, Fortauptck, ENGINEER and aurveyor. Craig FInne- tunity of renewals. Addreaa H. J. Druo- Lang Branch. N. 3. BIO TAO MASH—For good results try our WANTED to rent, small forntihed house, uavDAHA—mRED BANK—Threme bloekDIOCJtBe (tOo depotQCPOt;} 1beet top soil and fully landscaped with costly THE MOZAB Dancing School will open for gan, Belford, N. J. phone Keanaburg quer. Standard Oil Co., Ledger building, neighborhood: seven rooms, all Improve- trees and shrubs. The channel liadloy LAWN SEED and fartlllier for aale. Let Big Tag Economy egg mash which con- claaaes In the Elks auditorium. Broad 58-J. preferably with garage and piano. Ex- Philadelphia, N. J.' , neighborhood I seven rooms, all Impro tains, milk and cod liver oils only 12.60 gentsents ii onecaone-car garage; llott 7Sll78x118B ; 84.$4,0001 . right up to the property Is *mpl« for large ug aatlmate on feadlntr and renovaUna atreet. Red Bank, aa originally ,»lanned de- cellent care of furnUhfiiKi *aiur«d. Per- t Bel- your lawn, September la th* Mm* to do per 200-pound bag; 82.SO per bag In ton aplto the fire which destroyed equipment WILLIAM V. DIETRICH, plumning, a.at- manent tenant. Rent ray it be rery rea- RIVER FRONT estate, ssven rooms and louae A-l condition. Luker's Beaity, I private yachts and the surrounding waters It. Cardan Shop, George J. Wldley, Syca- lots. Manufactured and distributed only in former atudlo on Monmouth street. Reg- lng and tinning. Fumpa and windmills sonable. Addrti. W. a S-, box 611. Red maid's room; two baths, two lavatories; ford, W, J. phone Keansburg 12l.it.' provide perfect swimming, bathing, fishing, more avenue, Uttle Sliver, phone Bed by Fred D, WikoS Co, Bed Bank, phone latratlon at the KIVs September la to 18.* repaired. Agent for Master carburetor Bank.* fireplace, hot water heat, oil burn.r, two- M0HT-RO0M bungalow, bath; $500 eaih crabbing, etc. Tha property Is diagonally Bank 1887-J. . 562, coal eaving device. Fltt any furnace, it car garage; acre and half landscaped three-room bungalow, on Route $$, lot across the river from the excluitve Rumton MUST have 1.000 blcydae or blcycl* Lelghtoa avenue. Red Bank, phone 8687.J. GENERAL houseworker wanted; reference* groundsirent $126. Thompson Agency, club »nd Is located at the foot of Silver WED TIRES for aale, S1.00 and up. SO NEW BOATS, 7 feat up to It feeti framea; highest prlcea paid. Hahna required. Phon* R*d Bank 477. 79 8t Eaat Front atreet, Red Bank, phone 700. JOxUO on highway, $l,eo»l rent, six Point road, flv* minutes from little Sliver Brooksld* Inn. near Ston* Church* At* Broa, Route 85, Eatontown, phon* 80. or McLaren struct. Red Bank/ rooma, bath, $2$. Luker's Raajty, Belford new 28-foot sea sklfT, two new outboard REMOVER of dead animate. Dead anlmala HODERN alx-room house, located In fine phon. Keanaburg 721-M.* rnilroad station (60 mtnutee commuting lantlUntioe msnianaa.Hihld"* motors, motor boats, sail boats, lake boats 816 Main atreet. Lakewood. pbona 980. _ ™.ni;v"<1 '™* ,°* charge. Phone Bed COUPLE! wanted, man h*ndy with tools, time to Venn station, N. Y. O.). Owner 816 up. Elite Rarltan Bay Boat Worka, residential section i tile bath, shower, sun will sacrifice this beautiful, private penin- OIL BURNERS for cook itoves and water- HEW and modern method to ahampoo Bank 8491. Paul Rltjau. drive car, help poultry farm, two thou- porch, fireplace, hot water heat; garage; NOJB ACBES. five-room hous*. barn; wlil heaters (or sale. See demonatratlon In 122 Broad atreet. Keyport. N. J. sand layera; wife as houseworker; good sula at » price far below Its cost to him. ruga. We guarantee every rug will be $45. Thompson Agency. 81 East Front dlvld* land if or all. $5.(00. part eashi Let us show you the property, or write for •tore. Samuel Swart*, 1* Wilt Front ALL SIZES ustd true* Urea for aale. returned to you aa good aa nawi 9*12 I BUlf and aell eeeond-hand clotbeai mutt wages or chare basis. Addren C, M., box street, phone Bed Bank TOO. sulUblt for chicken* or trucking! vacant; atreet, Red Bank, phon* 1887.* be la good condition. L Kerber, Batik. Tot feot condition! alx cylinder Ohryalar. 1887" man able to drive car; country home W. A. Clayton, tl Peters place, Bed Bank, Terms. Luker'a Realty, Bsllord, N. J, •halter cabin. Ideal for off shore fishing* or IT'S FUN to keep fit on a bicycle. Renf Bank. five miles from Red Bank; good salary phone Keansburg 725-M.* further Information oall 1499 or see A* L* TREES I TREES I TREES 1—Falling to aall a bicycle at Mahn'a, Route 68, Eaton- phone «S2-W.* Ivlns. 16 Monmouth street. Red Bank*, day orulalnsi located on Shrewabury, For all mr nuraery* atock last aaaaon X atlll HOT CHICKEN aupper and bingo for the references last place. Phone Holmdel 167 EARLY AMERICAN farmhouao for rent, particulars and damonatratlona call Bed have many thouaanda left. In over 100 town, N. J. benefit of St. John's Catholic church on Mn. V. A. Johnston, address R. F. D, BUM SON. H. J., Shrewsbury river front- the church grounda at Marlboro Septcm* )3G per month; living room, dining age, two plots, each 50x200 j Improved Bank fan. varletlaa, of excellent apeclmena. Mot- MONEY to loan on first bond and mort- Freehold, K. J.' room, kitchen, maid's room and'bath first wlthatanding that ray coata have advanced gage. A. L. Ivlns Agency. 16 Mon. ber 14th. Supper served at 5:80. Adults street, gas, wat«r, eleotrie, offered for FOR SAU& Fordion tractor for parts; si- ; $1.08. children EOc* WANTED, saleslady, experienced In sell- floor i four bedrooms end bath on the sec- Immediate sale: $1,000 each. Phone Sea K> eleotrlo hot watlr heater. Call Bed over 80 per cent, I am etlll offering moat mouth street, phone Red Bank 1499. ins dresses, coats and millinery, to take ond floor; 10 acres of land; convenient to all varlatlea far below the wholesale prlcea. Bright 243. Packer's, real estata exchange. Bank UOt-B.* • HIGHEST prlcea paid for ragfl, matala and CESSPOOLS and septic tanks cleaned nnd complete charge of department In state Red Bank. Ray H. Stillman, State High OMMUTERS, Ideally located country My honest and 'sincere object belrfcr to close inatalled; also drains Inatalled. Estl- of Jersey. Stat« In full experience, age way, Eatontown, N. J.. phone 7. HOME!, cant rally located, living room, din- YOUNG Muscovy ducks for sale, half or out every tree In the nuraery. When these newapapera. Alao houae wrecking | aUo 1 home, hour out, two minutes to station, full grown 1 r*aionabl«, E. L. Patrram. matea given. Harvey O. Tllton, 2 Bruce and salary expected In first letter. Ad- Fine house, eight lovely rooms, tile bath, Ing room, kitchen, Holland heat, three ar* gone, duplleatea from othera may coat buy old cardboard. Joseph Ml*le, box : place, Rumaon, phono 74Q.J. ilren L. F., box 611, Red Dank. noUSB for rent, alx rooms and bath, two bedrooms, bath, lot 87x140: two-car gm* Syosmor* avenue, Bhrawabury, or call Bad ?ou ;mucn higher prlcea, ao It will' be wj«e Kesnaburg, N. J., phone 424; car garage attached; hot water heat, oak floors, fireplace, steam heat, gas, elac> rtge. Price 16,000, W. A, Hopping Ag*n* Bank IIIIW' to take advantage of this opportunity to FURNITURE wanted. I pay cash for old CESSPOOLS cleaned, cellars dug, scooping WANTED, a maid for general homework, Sycamore avenue, Shrewsbury, N. J., call trlclty; acre plot, lawn, shrubbery, shade cy. Red Bank, phona 887.. KJIW FALI- oilcloth—Pull tww Uu ot an. aave. Albert Nelaon, poatofflce Allsntown, and grading at reasonable rates. How- Must be honest, Good home; sleep In stable. Foreclosure, $4,500, half caah furniture and antique furniture, horse- Phone Rumson 1295-J. Red Bank 301-W, Immediate sale. Anna F. Delta, Mslr HOLMDSL aeotton, 48 acres, good soil, aembl* oil cloth now In atockj chair N. J., nursery Imlayatown Station. hair furniture, old glass and chins. Write ard Maxaon, phone Atlantlo Hlghlanda 775. TWO houses, one six and'One eight rooms, suliUDMItlLVJ oa.aff. /Iklllll state Inspected: strip ot woodland, two east*, adglnsr, acarfa and tabl* cloths to Antiques, 87 McLean strsst. Freehold. MOTHER'S helper wanted, white; to s.etp street, MfctewraT.. K. J. match. Also regular 4.fMnch oilcloth at FOR SALE. Atndt laying cage, 4t-hen In; good home, f 5 weekly. Address near Bed Bank high echtol: both nawly brooks; excellent building site. Price 25 canta yard, Your kitchen will look a •lie; 185. Daniel W. Mason, 5< Second PRACTICAL nurse will take aeml-lnvalld FARM PRODUCE decorated: garagea; all Improvements, nr*- 48 AOEE3 «xe«lltnt farm land, lsr« 8«.»00. W. A. Bopping Agency, phone man or woman, at her home for cars. Mother'e Helper, box 511, Red Bank.* place. Phone Red Benk «»»-W. 887 Bed Bank. whole lot better with thela lovely now fall street. Keyport. N. J. orchard of young tr«f, flvti acres d*a!g*na. National 6c, 10c and 11 Store. Edith M. Archer, 40 PcurarAOnd avenue. FARMERS and truck growers will find a WOMAN, past 25, with car. good eon FAKM for rent near New Monmouth; rea- COTTAGE. Eaat Bergen place, living room. Prown'i. W« deliver. HOSPITAL BED, new, never unpacked, for Bed Bank, phone 8418-J. ready market for their produce by ad- tacts, wanted; part time; good Incoms. aonable. Also houae for asle or rent In In woodland, two brooks; In heart of dining room, kitchen, hot water heatl •alet Simmons Co, adjustable type, com- vertlilng la The Register's classified col- Phone after 8 p. m., for'appointment. Red Red Bank. Call Had Bank I9»-R-« Holmd*. ralltr* Saerlllc* price, three bedroomaj lot 60x100; a good .buy MOTORBOA.T for isJt, 20x5 feat, four-cyl- plete with mattreaa. Will sell at aacrlflce BEST PRICES paid for furniture. antlQuae, Bank 2778-J." inder motort fully *Qulpp*d. Good run- silverware, rugs, bric-a-brac, bronxea, $6,500. aiao choice selection of Rlrtr at 14.500. W. A, Hopping; Agency, > Lin- Phon* Bed Bank 1804-M, or write Hoa- COUPLE, white, cook-chambermaid, but- AT RUMSON, four-room furnlahed bunga- den place, phone 897, Bed Bank. ___ ning order, Beaaonabla. Call Red Bank pltal Bad, box oil. Red Bank. old guns, caah reglatera, typewriters, office YOUNG PIGS for sale; horaea boarded low, all Improvementat garage: for win- front properUM. Farms and Country 8J19-W. ; and store equipment. Frefldmsn, 85 South winter and summer, good mssdowland )er-chauffeur; thoroughly experienced. FARM of about 100 acres for sale, three Rice. Rumgon, if. J.. phone 1485.* ter montha or yearly rental. Also ssven- Estates, 88 Broad street, phon* It*IB, DOZEN adiuatable brau hat atanda, with YAUQHAN'S true floral perfume, wrought Main atreet, Aabury Park, NL J,, phone pasture. Sod for sale. Mlddletovm Stock room house furnlahed or unfurniahed, near miles from Bed Bank station: house has poroalaln baae, dosen wooden hst standi, Iron novelties, bridge prlsea and pottery. Farm, Thomas S. Field, Red Bank, phone NURSE wanted for five-year-old child and bus line and aehoole. Phone Rumaon 417. eight rooms with all Improvements; barns . box of flowera, box of* hata and counter Honey Bee Flowera, Upper-Broad atreet. WANT to buy a email midget piano In Infant. Phone Rice, Rumson 1485.* SACRIFICING se* sbor* property, for hav*. lights and water. . No reasonable of- f FOUR-ROOM house, electric light; one fer refused, or will dlvld.. Phone Bed for aale. Mrs. S. Lohmann, S Mechanlo Red Bank, phone 87>. good condition. Phone Red Bank 8Sle* PEACHES and apples for sale. Forest WANTED by business couple, middle aged nlshed, one block from club house. block from center of town; -$18 per Ocean avenue. Monmouth Beach; iloarlan Banpank* •tm-R-ti p^-rv-ii. atreeW Red Bank. GRAND PIANO for aala, famoua make, WANTED, aafa; I will purchase a fire- Farm, William Kane, route 85, Stale woman for light household dutlee In r«< month. Henry F, Hylln, Register building. rights; cost 121,000, sell for f6.500. ira- 1(0 LEGHORN DulleU, 4% montha olrJl like new and la very new, for halt the proof aafe for oaah. I require one forhighway. Mlddletown. N. J. turn for good home. Address W. B. B., medlat* sale. Showles, Clinton place. Long FARM for dairy or general farming; TO box 511. Red Bank.* Red Bank, phone 74«. ~*crM< brooks, Improvementa; good loea* Kandar ft Klmbar stralni 3Bo par pound. original price. A bargain, .Very liberal keeping booka and recorda principally. Call BABY CHICKS 10c, tested Barred Rocks, BUNGALOW ot five rooms, hath, all im-Branch, N J/ Uon. -Win divide. S. R, Hanson. 61 Ft* K. Ogllvle, Ravin* drlra, Matawsn. N. J.' tsrma. Tuatlnff Piano Company, 18 H< Lawley. Red Bank 410. , Rhode Island Reda and White Rocks; YOUNG GIRL or woman wanted for gen provements; hot air heat; garage; lo- HOUSE, all Improvement!, two bedroom• t place. Red Bank. WOT LAMPS, SB cants complat*; new mouth atreet, Red'Bank. 16-day-old chlcka, 16c; Chinchilla rabblta. eral housework; white preferred; three cated in town; $S6. Rolaton Waterbury, and bath, kitchen, tr»s ran are, Hrlng WANTED, middle aged woman aa com. adults; Christian family; reference re- OLD-FASHIONED six-room home, cellar, fall line of lamp shades that will apruca WASHERS—New and uaad. bought, aold panlon to ahare half expenBca; comfort, Mueller, eaat aide Route 86, mile north of realtor, 22 West Front atieet, phone room, porch) raraj*. Lot 00x160, pric« ateani heat: lot lOilTO: location Comp- dp any room: table lamps 78 canta com- Bed Bank bridge. quired from last employer. Address ¥., JSOO.' Jl.eoo. Frank B. Lawei, telephone IKd .exchanged) Maytag headquarters; expert able home; references. Myrtle Sherman, box 511, Red Hank." ton atreet, Belford i 11,200. $200 caah, platslets. National Ec, lOo and tl Store. rtpalra on all makes. Flat rate on re- Bayslde Heights, Btlford, P. O. Atlantic PEACHES xt Old Cherry Tree Farm, Mld- 3ank 2875. balance ilO month. I/ilter Sealtr, 8*1- Prown a Highlands, R. F. P., box 10«.* » . WHITE GIRL wanted for general house. ENGLISH-TYPE cottage, alz rooma, atu building and rennlahlng. Phone 80 for an- dletown i new varlatlea! exceptional fla- dlo living room, open fireplace; maid * TWELVE-nOOM Colonial house, hot wat*L ford, phone Keanaburg 725-M.* ICE BOX tor aale, thn* doora, holds 100 ttmate. Tustlng's, if Monmouth street, vor. Picking now. AIBO Elbsrta'a for work; sleep In. Phone Rtd Bank heat, slate roof, six *cr«s, large shade WANTED: Young man. organist at Trin. 3746-W.* room; river rights. Rolaton Waterburr, THREB ACHES, seven-room frame dwell- pounds lee: porcelain linedi good condi- Rad Bank. . ity church and atudent at Choir school canning. realtor. 11 Weat Front street, phone Red trees, two large barns: 110.000. frank B, ing without Improvements, 1O0 feet tion | very reaaonabte. Call at 76 McLaren of St. Thomas Church, New York, dealrea Lawes, 47 Shrewiburr j.rtnue, Red Bank, •treat, corner "William itrctt, Rtd Banli. FOR SALE cheap, allghtly used five-piece FOR SALE, choice reglaterecT Guernicy COLORED or white girl wanted for light Bank JJOO.* • highway frontag*; K.EOO. O. Howard wlckar porch sat! Ice boxea, electric room with two mania dally In private home helfera. Charlea D, Cleveland, Eaton. housework and take care of child., Ai>> phona 2875, Llpplncott, II Monmouth street, phone PAINT UP—Adelnhl palnta of aualltyi range, automatto gaa water hester. Sam- In Red Sank. Write J. W. Sander., box town, phone 491. ply between 5 and 9 p. m, Thursday. 60 GOOD alx-room house, hot watlr heat, COTTAGE for sale or rent; rent ISO Bed Banx 811. None better made at any price, Xnalda ual SwarM, 14 Weat Front street. Red 182. Red Bank, or phona Asbury Park Hank street. Red Bank.* open fireplace, one-car garage; $S0. month; sale 18,500; easy terms. All MEW Colo~nlal type, six-room dwelling, tile (at ll.tt gallon, porch and desk enamel Bank, phone 1887.' 1091 before Sunday nlght/September 12." FIVE-MONTHS-OLD Leghorn pulleta, Rolaton Waterbury, realtor, 22 Weat Front Improvements; Av« or six rooms. C. £. 11.98 gallon. Pull Una of Inald* and out- some ready to lay; also twelve-weeka- GIRL WANTED for general housework In street, phone 8BO0.* kitchen, tile bath, stall ehow.r. lavatory; SAILBOAT, centerboard knockabout aloop, TWO American men boarders wanted, old and four-montha-old Barred Rock pul- family of two adults; sleep In. Phone Anderson, Monmeuth road, north ot Tory's staam hsat, oil burner; one-car garage: elde paints from 05 canta gallon up. NaJ Restaurant, West Long Branch. tlonal te, lOo and IX Store. Prown'a, 2a feet! Ideal for local watar. Reaaon- room or board, or both; with' amall leta, all from blood tested stock. Sidney Red Bank 1025. SEMI-BUNGALOW located In South Eat- beautiful ahade trees! 11,000; liberal dallnrv able. Addreae P. O. Box 192, Highlands, Amerlcnn family. Apply at 52 Leonard Hamberger, Nutswamp road, Red Bank, FARMER wanted to work 50-aere farm, ontown; hot air heat; two-csr'garage; SMALL RESTAURANT and let cream terras. O. Howard lipplneott. 81 Mon. dellwr.j N. j., phona Highlands 1248. atreet, Red Bank.* phone 3858-M. 10 cowa, Howard Height, Manasquan. $30. Rolaton Waterbury, realtor, 22 Wast bustneia for sale; selling out on account month atreet, phone Bed Bank 321. JpgRFBOITIOT N room hasten lor the chilly, ONE OR TWO furnished rooms wanted Front etteet, phon. Red Bank 9600," of lllntm. 61 FJnt avenue, Atlantic High HOUSE for sale, PInckney road eeetloa) days of fall. Prices from l«.25 to TWIN bedroom solte, complete with FIFTY R.-I. Bed pullets. April-hatch, lor NURSE GIRL, white, experienced, refer- springs, mattresses, dresser and chest, for light hourekeiplng by lady. Ad sale, $1,00 each. Frank Spangler, ences required; complete charge two FURNISHED or unfurnished bungalow, lands^ •Ix rooms,-laundry, batb. enclosed porjh. 110.15; new model with Fyrex globe. II, 812.01); new steel office, desk 825, caah reg- dreas O. T., box 511, Red Dank. Desirable grounds, large shads trees. Can Hanee *JJ Utr/pa v/. A •% UVA Ul.| AlVtfr eJP.ll.tM Holmdel. N. J. children; light duties; golnff to city Octo- three bedrooma, bath, open flr.plac.; NEWLY BUILT Qnodtrn home, ilx rooms. ^^ later 130, new steel cling cabinet 814, WANTED, small or medium six* second- ber 1st; excellent wages, good home. Call two-car garage; oil burner; $50. Rolaton tile bath, oil burner; fireplace, attached he ssen by appointment, phone Bed Bank WINDOW Jlaaa, Rutland patohlng plaater Phone Ked Bank 828. hand combination gaa snd coat stove; WHEAT STRAW for sale; Ulrco tons, flll.dny Long Branch 3539. Waterburr, 22 Weat Front atreat, phone garage*, 17,000. Terms arranged. Rol- 8tl7»J. or any broker. and atove lining at vary reaaonabla LIVINO ItOOM drop leM tabl* for aale, mutt be Glean and In good condition. Price looae, clean. Hcadden's Corner, phone 8500.- •ton Waterburr, 22 West Front street. FOR SALE, thirteen.room hotel, with two tirlcai for those fall repalra. R. Hants A Red Bank 2160. phone 8600.* aeata alx, Addreae COS River road, Red reaaonable. All details In drat letter. Ad- GIRL WANTED, housework and plain RECONDITIONED nine-room houae with atores and four EaragaB; oil burner and gone, 10 Broad_atreet,J»*dJ)ank. Bank; - dreaa Gaa Stove, box 611. Bed Bank.* LEGHORN pullets for aale, ready to lay; ONLY THR2SS left: Oommuters* homei all modern convenlencea assured. .»£**en- cooking; small family; sleep In. 188 two baths, located in Shrewsbury; large KUO&—Canadian'hooked ruga~98 centa In SHALL pot atove and hot watar boiler for STALL wanted, to rent for amall saddle from our own breeders; heavy layers. plot of ground! rent its. Rolston Water- fully aquipped; six rooms and bath, able. 109 Shrewsbury avenue, Red Bank.* llxil! txt fait baaa ruga IJ.89I floor cov- Schllchenmaler. Laurel avenue, Weat Riverside avenue. Red Hank. $2,000; seven rooms and bath, 14,000; COUNTRY home for aal.; on. mlnutaif rom ering S9 cents snusr* yard I eomplst* line aale. Call at 189 Eaat Bargan place, horse; will do own feeding, etc. Must bury, realtor, 22 Weat Front atreet, phone Rad Bank.* be very near to Bed Bank, Phone 2149.* Keanaburg, phone 50. 1500.' . ' ' seven roorae and bath, 15,000. TerrriB, railroad atatlon and bua lln.ei all !•• of TH square and oval ruga. Belgian Ori- Apply to J. N. Hlll/ar. Hlddletown, phone ental ruga In all aliel from 50 centa up FOR SALE, four second-hand Gopdyear WANTED, large double room, private PIGS AND CORN for sale; ten triotei, IS FOSITIONfl open for white eook-housi F1VK-HO0M furnished bungalow near provemsnte. Price 15,000. Inqulr* Ha». to ftl8-0ft each. Come In and look them Urea, 6.00x17, In good shapsl bath; private borne, for mother and email pl^s. two brood sows and 600 worker and nurse-chambermaid; prefei river; one-car garage; $60 per month. ry F, Hylln, Register bulldlne:.* over, National lo, 10c and II Stores. We act. Telephone Atlantic Hlghlan daughter*, near Bed Bank high school.' No bushels of corn. W. H. Potter, Middle- ably friends or relatives. Cook must ba Many others. K. S. Battln,. 22 Weat Front TEN*ROOM house, one minute's walk from FOn SALE, a bargain i alx-roora house town, phone 679-W, Mlddletown. experienced and capable; nurse must be deliver. EXCEPTIONAL value, antique mahogany other guests. Occasional cooking privilege. atr.et, phone 8800.* river; two-car garage | confer lot 7 fix I SO with Improvem.ntsi price U.JOO: eaa» Reference exchanged. 130 monthly lor a calm, quiet girl with understanding of BIOYOLBS for aale, one lady'a snd one escritoire; also mahogany cheat of draw- children. House U not on bus line; two VERY ATTRACTIVE nine-room houee, Price 911,0^0. H. S. Battln, 22 West Fron tirma. Herman V, Labrecque, Campbetlt xnan'a; Ivar Johntona, In perfect condi- en; both very fina plecea. Phone 108 R*d right environment, Address Box 266, ROOMS FOR RENT small children. Write Mn. L, B., Rum son river location; garage; newly decorated: street, phone 8500.* Junction-* tion. 1215 Bunaet avenue, Aabury Park, Bank. Oceanport, N. J.* post office, stating qualifications and phone perfect condition; must be aeen to be ap- or phone 1427 Aibury Park.* GA3 ateam radiator, Ilka new. Ideal to take WE BUY furniture, ruga, office equipment, LOVELY furnished room, large snd airy, number. preciated. Also Ave-room bungalow, fur- the chill off house or heat cold room | aborting goods, musical Instrumenta, constant hot water supply; garage or nlabed or unfumlahed. Phone Red Bank set lor Bale, hammered braes, Jewelry, colna, binoculars, flahlng equip- car apace, u>s of phone. Phone lied Bank WANTED, young white woman, part time, screen and fire toolai perfect eonditloni coat 255. sacrifice 817.10. Earl E. Bach, four or five hours dally-, to look after 2710-J.^271J^ _ 490 River road. Bed Bank. ment, booka, antlqute, allverwarc, atamps, 1060. price fS.OO. Phene Red Bank tits.' etc. Town Furniture Exchange, 85 Mon. small bungalow In Red Bank. Address L. BEATTIE PARK, Locust avenue, Shnwe- STOCK of model airplane klta and sup- NEWLY decorated, comfortable, pleaaant M.. box 611, Rod Bank/ bury river; alx large rooms with bath BEAUTIFUL silver fox. neck piece for aale, mouth atreet. Red Bank, phone 828. room; garage privilege; gentleman pre- 188. Phqne Bad Bank 701. plies, cheap; croquet set 18.00, Bart E. WE KEK1> ftrit clus domtttto help for (newly decorated) t encloaed aun porch anc Bach. 49» River road, Rad Bank. WANTED, a plpeleas furnace. Apply, to ferred. No other roomera. Apply 232 open porch; breakfast nook, laundry and HOUSEHOLD furrflturt for aale, entire Hugh Carton, 19 Lelghton avenue. Red Maple avenue, or phone Red Bank 3O8G-J. positions In the beat households. Ap- lavatory In cellar; oil burner with ataam; contents four bedrooms, MvlnsT. dlntng ply nt once at Monmouth Employment "I Never Read the Bank, phono 1S48.J.* SINOLE furnlahed rooms for rent $2 per Frlzldaire. Tennis court, river privileges; roomi. ruga, etc, Stewart, corner of 811- DODCE apaad boat/>lx« feet, new Agency, 22 West Front etr*ftt, phone Red garage. Lawna cared for by owner. Five varalce and River Vltw avenue, phone Red week; furnished rooms for light houae- Dank 3500.' 1 cromo plating, new leather uphol- keaplng 88. 78 Throckmorton avenue, minutes walk to atatlon: $<5. See Romola Bank 37»5-W. atery; complete equipment i elght-oyU BUSINESS NOTICES Eatontown, N. J. Benttia Lotka, phona Red Bint me. EIGHTBEN-fNCH exhaust fan for aala. Inderl aacrlflce $875, Xarl B. Bach, SITUATIONS WANTED Addreaa A. P., box 611. Bed Bank B. b B BODY, Fenders and Radiator FURNISHED ROOMS, beat residential sec- CAPE COD bungalow, five rooma, all !nv 409 River road. Red Bank. ' Workei welding, painting, washing and tion, n«ar high school I garage If want- provemenU; hot water heat I half acre Advertisements" TAKE NOTICE—We repair old stoves and Slmonlslng. All work guarantied. Raa« GIRL, 19. would like permanent position ed. K. H. Vandtrvter, iB Braifch avenue, at offloa or secretarial work. Graduate landscaped Plot! garsge; $50. per month, G. furnaces, alao put un new stove plpaa. aonable ratea. Phone Red Bank 2S61-J Howard lUppincott, $1 Monmouth etreet, Samuel Swnrts, 14 Weat Front atreet. Red TUNA fishing rod, reel and line, BOOat Taylor'e Oarage, 19 Paarl atreet. Red Red Bank 1466. four-year high school general commercial yardai new thle rear, used only once. TWO FURNISHED rooms for rent, one on course. Over a year office experience. phone Red Benk »11 Bank, phone JJl'^l Sacrifice 820. Earf E. Bach, «t« River Bank. "•WINTER wililll e'oon be here. Order your seoond floor and one on third floor of Typing, mimeograph, filing, ete. Addrei OOLONIAL home of seven rooms, bath, YOU know this person. He think, he U telt- road. Red Bank. ESTELLE, painting, decorating and pa-Red Dank Woman'a club, 161 .Broad II. M., box fill. Red Bank. lavatory) atom heat, fireplace: one-car atove rapalra bafora It la too late. Sam* .. ptrhansing. .If yon demand the beet, garegai landaeaped grounds; $SS per lng the) truth.' But quli him and ho will r»- ual Swarta, .11 Weat Front atreet, Red ENGLISH SETTER bird dog for sale, 8H sail us. We will be glad to advlae. an? itreet, lUd Bank, SECRKTAIIY with Kew York banking and Bank, phon* mi.* years old; fine condition. Walter Wyn- legal experience desires local htlf-day month, O. Howard Llpplncott, $1 lion- cite the maks of hli motorcar, hli hat, hli , hla tooth pa»t», h!« ment. Phon* o»7 Atlantlo KlgWandi, Phone Red Bank 7O4.M.lWtar « p. m.' garage, Telephone Rod Bank 30BH-J, ilay. Addreia A. 1). C, box fill, 3FRACTiOALLY~new brick Colonial dwell- DININO and .bedroom furniture for, aale. MADEL COLflMAN school Ot danOU* Bank. • Ing, six rooma, tile bath, kltihan, Frlg- toweli, ad lnflnltum . . . with acctnt on th* Call at 21 Branch avanue. Bad Bank or teaching children and adqlts ballroom, LIGHT housekeeping rooms for rent; large WANTED, job as a care taker, experienced ldalre. osl burner, half acre landaeapad CafErfi block machine and nelleta, con- phonajled Bank «4Jvw ballet, toe, Up, acrobaUo. character, Inter- front room with Kitchenette; compWttTy carpenter, painter; also can take car* of grounda; |«« per month. O. Howard Llp- "id." In other word», they are all adv«rtU«d erela mixer, m to * cublo feat. 88 pretative i elasaee and private lessons. II furnished i reasonable. 10 Drummond hot house, Can give best of references. pinoott, 11 Monmouth atreat, phone Rtd SUtealr place, Riverside Heights, Call at- USED FURNITURB prlcad below their ao- Rector place, phone 8011. . place. -Red Bank.* Bank all. product!. ter 6 iSO p. rn.* - tual worth i showroom aam(le furniture Con drive. Address Caretaker, box 6U, leai than wholesale price, Visit our ahpw- LUCAS AUTO Laundry, washing and ISED room for rent In private Red Dunk.* FOR RENT, large store at 10B Shrewsbury T1IOR0U0HDRBD English letter nunplas Blmonlslng. 12 Maple avenue, Red family ol two. 115 McLaren street. Red avenue, Red Bank; suitable for any type for aale, • 10 each. Oliver Stlllwell, Kni- rooma and aave. Rusclls Auction Gaiter- WOMAN wants part time work or full les, 87-ao Eaat Front streetset, phphoni e 1808. Bank. Bank.* tlmo every day except Sunday; or laun- of buslnsss. Rant 12 & per month, with Why, he could no mors escape th» pr««»iiosl Hl town, phone Engllihtown 17-F-8. oil burner heat; convenient location.* ABSOLUTELY highest csacash Prlcea for THI HIGHEST prices paid for Uv* enlox- THRU!} LARGE pleasant furnished roomi, dry to do at home. 117 Leonard street, and ths power of the) printed-word than h* COMBINATION coal and cas atove, gaa ' your furniture, rugs, earpets, office fur- ens. Joe Baker, 280 Hecbul* street. with light housekeeping, all Improve- Red Bnnk," HARDING ROAD, double houae, newly baking and broiler ovena, coal oven; In nlture, bric-a-brac, antiques, glsaaware, phon* Bed Bank 8109. ment!, near itatlon and hua lint. Apply renovated; six rooms, bath, hot air heat. tould «vad« eating or ileeplng. Th« adver- rod condition, Arthur Leuck, Riverside 130 Bridge avenue,_R«d_Bank. KENNEL MAN dtilres position, private Srfv..' china and houaehold goads. Cuaoll'a Auc- kennel; thoroughly experienced; all Centrally "located | ~$J0 "per month. Boyn. tlaemsnta are a deflnlto part of oonjtsmporar*,* tion aallerlse, S7->» SaitTront strut, Hed CHARLES MAST, jostles ot the peac*. COMFORTABLY furnished room In prl-branches; veterinary experience; married, ton eV Boynton, phon* BedI Bank 0(2.' USED LUMBER, ix4, aheathlng, aiding. B*nk. nhone Il»f. • vat* home with adult* for rent) partic- available Immediately, Frank, Decker.'SSl American Ufa. Their mesiages ar* vital to IVir. a runnlnn fobti chimney and foun- real aatate, general Insurance. 16 HALF of double house, six rooms and MUST BELL by September 16, threa-plece ularly suited to business woman desiring Madison avenue, New York, care of Dr. bath I all Improvement*; best of condl* telly eaUtenca, They hava a deflnlU awoolv dation* blocks, lOo eaaht window aaih, living room aulta, |16| 9x11 rug $4.76, Olllesple avanue, Fair Haven, phone a homo-like atmosphere. Phone Red Mllman anlnul hospital, phone Butter Hold atove coal and lee box; cheap. Sea Mra. Bank 87•'W.* , lion. Inquire A. T. Poremus. 44 Reckless SUnnla Fltahman, car* Water Workt. dreaier $4, radio IB, throw rugs at $1, Rtd Bank 1114-J, "•8482. place, Red Bank, or. agents. tlon with ths pockatbook, than which tliera la dlahea In large lots 25c. Ruacll's Oallerlaa, Keansburg, N. J. ; - FURNISHED room for lady, newly dto- STENOGRAPHER wishes part time posl BBAUTllrUL houae ot nine rooma. two nothing more Intimate and personal. 27-20 Xaat Front atreet, phone Bed Bank LAWN mowere sharpened $1,001 repairing orattd; umL-prtvat* bath] nice iMldtn- tlontbu*lnna college graduate. Address U H. P. JOHNSON outboatd motor, ro- 1808. baths, ahowsr, for sale! 20x20 garagei tary valve i aacrlflca 1751 perfect condi- extra | second-hand lawn mowers sold. Ual street•, Very comfortable, prlvste S. W. P., box 611, Red Bank.' •verythins; up-to-datii one or more acres tion. W. Holland, B 8 2-4068, 111 Fabun 9x12 IIUO for sals, $2,75. lira. S. Thomn- Locke, guns and ravolvera repaired. home. $t Peters place. Red lUnlc. SALESMAN, executive trpe. will guaran- ot land | will rent reasonable l or for The Important thing ia not merely to "m« nlaie, Newark, N. J.' aon, 17 Branoh avenue, Red Bank, phona Trunka, ault caiea fixed. Keya mad«i SAWS, ROOM and boatd for builness woman: teo Arst class representation Monmouth sale. Located on Laurel avenua. between « 4 «.R, , • . •clliors sharpened. Cross's Locklmlth modern conveniences | reasonable. 40 nnd surroundlnsr'eountlfsi any line. Re- State highway IS and Middle road, fourth tho adv*rtl«ement»," but to read AIL of them. HAONIr-IGBNT erandfather olock for nale, Shop, 116 Oakland street, comer Bridge muneration only In accordance with results house from John L. HendrleVaon's, on eight feet tall, chlmea, mahonany I J.1I00. avenue.* Lake «v»nue, Ked Bank. The on* advertisement you "didn't aee" may Alio other choice plecae. Phone n«a Bank AUTOMOBILES ONE OR TWOTslngla rooms, furnlahed, desired. High grade references furnished Laurel avenue. Aek for Mrs. M. Duffy, 1»[|.J, Mo daalera.* tr ITS MUSICAL we can supply It. ISi for rent; preferably to mm. Apply at aa to character and ability. Address Mon- Keyport, N. J, Telephone Mlddletown contain. Information you would have given » NEVER AOAIN such bargains I In the face slructlon on any wind or string Inetru- mouth, box 111, Red Bank.' MJ.J. SIAHOnANY drop leaf table ovarTuO of rlalng new car prlew w* have mad* Ua Monmouth Ateet, Red-Bank,* 1 l m«t Including aooordlsn. Arrangements WOMAN, unencumbered, not s.rvant type, great deal to poiseM. Certainly, It la ai Im- .yeara Qldl Injrooa eoni l' in, 815 Rival tremendous clashes In our ttaed carB. They can be mad* to pnrcnae* Instrument*. Al- FURNISH El) rooms for light housekeep- COLONIAL, six rooms, hot wat.r heat, ten road, batwain Harrlaon r ' Uka avtnusei must be aold, and U you ar* wist you will ing; use of garage. Available September would like poeltlon aa housekeeper-com- minutes' walk to the Red Bank station, portant to you to know that Bmlthi ad h»f- be on hand Friday morning to pick the so repairing,' Atinese, 47 Washlartoa panion to one or two persons. Good oooV n»J Bank.' street, phone Had Bank »8t. IB. No other boarders. Address Fur- and manager i practical nurse and canavailable on November 1. 11171 110. Ing a «al« of aheeta or ahlrta, aa .to read that (JLE DBD hair mat I re, aenaitlonal value) at William J, Levlne'e, nlahtd Roomi, box 611. Red Bank, John' T. Lawlsy, agent, Rlvehld* drive, m^ftlew Msvif taamaa aaiaaiii v«>r<4 w uaajnit aaia^Jli^ 876 Br6tdway, Long Branch.* drive car. Willing to travel or stay at an range and porcelain nlnk. Apply at NIORLY furnlthed room for business wom- home. W«g« 111 rsc w..V. not leai than Red Bank phoi\e tlO, Oongreia will hold a apeolal loiilont lae'tVnooln avenue. Fair Haven, or phona USEn CAR...—S bought—, isou ana uchsngerl. BBDBDO& roasbee, Heat, Botha. *U« an or nurse, with private family! no 110 per month. Address Box Jl. Keana- EN0L18H type, six rooms, hot water heat, Pontlao eslea and eertlojl tarma, a H. .two-ca.two-car «ara«egarageli ten mlnuteaminutenutes' wwalk tto I741-M. Red Bank,* .i.: O. Basses Brothers, lt.il Heehasje permsnently eorUrmlnaUd (gnaraew other roomers* Vary central) home priv- hurg.N. J. FOR SAH eight chlokan feed hoppjra, llent. A4 r*» K. F.. box Git. Red the Bed Bank station, AvailablAvailable now atreet. rhone 806e. . lied). sUte'cauiht with ftrrsU (n»» u NSA^Toolored girl would like position aa t RWerald five feet'long, with atanda and grills, peltoaU). Phone 1141 Atbary. Atk' oook or 111" hpniew-orker, no laundry, it, John T, Lawley, agent, R "Friend, Guide, Counwlor"—Tha Advar- two small oil brooden, matal neat boxai. FOR SALS, HIT Chevrolet town aedan, rive T . Bev d Bank, phon. 410. | B B v H stindrick. ntimlutor, MtttlUkM U ,. alnile or doubl.i garsg*. Mrs, H, Willing and obliging to the right party, S*** * ^'^^^r J^rieMv«vH^^«Jki^BiieBBH«*>wv^^^*** v^* v**wv.s ^ H^ DreiinlkofT,- Utolmdel-Mlddletown road, one rjamonatrsotri 1914 Bulek cabriolet) es- Orelg, Irvlnf place, Bhrewabury, call be- City rsferencsi. Fleas, call at 71 Undan HALF o( houaa, fourTSoms. end bath, gs a half milts from Holmrlal,* tra nlcei CoveredI Wagon ttrtlltrr , like new. run. rsgei every Improvement; furnlahad oi titements In The Red Bank RegUter. and Phone Long Braineh Fill. tor* t a. tn.. rhone Bed Bank 1078.* pjaee. Karl Bank.* 1 COATT'trlmmed wltL akunk, collar., 1 KftMriroBD wuld Ilk* a unturnlihedl lenaraU *ntunes l eonvenun 8XAcultI a andiedirngi In flirt conditioditi n anrd] mOUOb rooms In srWtU haul* tit oresimak.r , would Ilk* a but, storei. Fort Monmouth. Monthly teaaonable. - )|Ia»- II.' Phon* 10« Bed -"-••• "1 train, R*?er*nc* few mor* natroni. Out by day, M.»o rental 121 or |S5. • Q;»v, »» Msla aUeet, c f^^i^l^^ 1» Atiaotlo itraat, par da». Tslephon* tvinlnfi Keantburg Make i. -r^TI ty j ••' . •' • " v RED! BANK REGISTER, SEPTEMBER-9,1987.,

Wagner War appointed to make f ;. !»»• Bide* !w AU rapid. Eugene Adams Wedding.. I Auxiliary Holds Life Membership rangempnU for a clambake. It will Neptune City will prayldA free be a staff affair for the'memlierf of tnujjporUtlon to all pupil* attend- •,;•:, *f Dmilap-Tttotui*. Jf, ' Luncheon Party the company and others who helped Ing ^Aabury Park and Neptune high Prepares To •Mlsi Anna tee Dunlap, niece ot Badge To Fireman with tn« fair. It wai itated that a sohools. Heretofore fare* were pro- Hra, Esther Thompson ot Mechanlo 'A luncheon party was held a fa' special party will be given for ths vided only for pupils living two street and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. day* ago at the Maryland tea room Tribute Paid to Matt Baden, Who members of the Ladles' auxiliary In miles or more from the schools. It Open Faetory Alfred Dunlap of Columbia, South by the Ladles' auxiliary ot the Play appreciation.of their servlcti at the will cost the borough 1300 a month 1 VHM Been Recording Secretary Carolina, and Clifford l>roy Thomas, en Boat club. Mrs. Marie Weber fair.' " " _' . - ' ••;•••• to transport all pupils. BROADWAY was In general charge, assisted by He States That He Will Manufac- son of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Thomas of Fair Haven Fire Company 'William Langen was «l«oted an Mrs. WillamE. Smith. After lunch- of Mechanlo street, ,were married the PM* 26 years. honorary member. •*••:•> < nrl- Yon» Car to Out grot ParjUm,y»^ and Shop to Comfort eon an impromptu entertainmen ture Men'i Sporting Clothes Thursday evening at the bride's home After the business session the fire- consisting of acrobatlo acts, songs by Hev. O. O. Goodwin, pastor of men yieia treatsd to. refreshments Free Admission and Ladies' Apparel—He Ex- and dances was given by Mrs. Weber, Ths Fair Haven Sre - company the A. M. E. Zloa churchy • donated by Mlas May Thorer ot Fair Mrs. Jack Sparling and Mrs. Allan honored Matt Baden, recording sec- pects to Employ About Fifty. Miss Battle Hammond of Shrews- Haven, who won the car at tho fire- Haiuli at the club house. retary ot the company for the past to Italian Festa bury avenue, Shrewsbury, was maid men's fair. , • Attending the luncheon besides 25 years, at the meeting of the or-' Eugene Adams stated last night of honor. The bridesmaids were MUs ganintlon Tuesday by presenting a Evelyn Lawson ot Mechanlo street those mentioned were Mrs. Embury at Holmdel Sunday that ho expected to open his factory life membership badge to him. The Off for Kentucky-and Ohio. on West Front street In about two and Mlas Sylvia Dangler of Long McLean, Mrs. Vlah Smith, Miss An- nie Hart, Mrs. Florence Holmes, Mrs. presentation was made by the presi- weeks for the manufacture and Branch. John Chllds of Wharf ave- dent, Arthur B. Sickles, who gave an Mr. and Mrsi Earl Lingo of Bel- wholesale «al« at men'a sporting nue was best man, Elaine Ollmore Walter Whltehead, Mrs. Alice Wes- ford, their daughter, Miss Claire The general publlo Is cordially tn- son, Mrs. George Worth, Mrs. Wil- outline of Mr, Baden's duties and clothes ana ladles wearing apparel. of Mechanlo street was flower girL paid tribute to his Integrity, efficiency Lingo, and- their two norm are •vltod to attend the Italian-American Following the ceremony a reception liam McCarthy,' Mrs. Ralph Delll traveling by automobile, to Wllmore, Ho »ald h» would employ about 50 Paoll, Mrs.. Augustus WulSng, Mrs. and loyalty.-, Mr. Baden thanked the celebration to be held in the Sylvan was held at the bride's home for company In a brletepeech. Kentucky, where'MUM Lingo will more than SO relatives and' friends, Alfred Boyce, Mrs. Cecilia Watson, Forum at Holmdel next Sunday af- It was announced that' final re- enter Aabury college.' Mr. Lingo is after which the couple left on a short Mrs. Herman Spllle, Mrs. Edward manager of the Atlantlo and PacUlo ternoon. September 12th. Thoro will wedding trip to New York. They aro Meseck, Mrs, Alice. Hascall, Mrs. ports ot the recent fair will be ready for. tha October ni^eUnfr. Speaking store at Campbell'* Junction and ha be no admission charge or expense residing with the groom's parents George Humphreys, Mrs. Henry Dory, Is enjoying a vacation. He and the Mrs. William Onderdonk, Mrs. >f the fair Mr. Sickle* thanked all of any kind for. guests. The muslo at 237 Mechanic street. members' of' hla family will visit Francis J. Marcksteln and Mrs. J. 'ho co-operated with the firemen by the Choral Society will be a' Both attended Red Bank high' relatives In Ohio. Mr. Lingo's bro- Joseph Hennessey. nd also the newspapers of the c'oun- treat worth coming far to hear. school. Mr. Thomas is employed by •y for tho publicity :glyen'to the. ther, Mayne Lingo, and Irving Cooke M Anthony's Clothing store on Mon- went ' "••..'• of Ohio visited him last week. Opening hour, 2 p. m. mouth street as a presser. Road Improvements A ^committee consisting of Robert THKRON McCAMPBELU BeynokW—Sickles. In This Locality nendt Jfafty B. Kurtls and John It pays.to advertise in Tho Register. Miss Adelaide Reynolds of Shrews- bury, a sister of Mrs. Frank A. The State Highway Department of Quackenbush of Buttonwood, and New Jersey has ratified plans for re- The New Fall daughter of Francis Joseph Reynolds surfacing Mountain Hill road In Mid- JOYCE f New York, and Alfred Gerard dletown township at an estimated Sickles, sou ot Mr. and Mrs. Alfred cost of W600, Butler road in Holm- Sickles, ST., of New York, were mar- del township at a cost of $1,800, the Models Are Herel ed Saturday morning at the Shrews- Rue's Corner-Manalapan road In ury, jftesbyterlan church by Rev. Manalapan township at a cost of George H. Mlksch, pastor. $1,800 and Pace avenue at Allenhurst The bride, who was given In mar- at a cost of $2,600. $6.75 riage by.her brother, Edward Rey- nolds of New York, was attended by The township committee of Atlan- her sister, Miss Margaret Reynolds tice township has been authorized to spend $3,600 in surfacing the Colt's EUGENE ADAMS f Buttonwood, Shrewsbury, Alfred lickies, Sr., was his son's best man. Neck-Vanderburg road. It's vitality thk wins the race for popular- Following the ceremony a recep- persons. The mayor and council on TO ADDRESS ROTAItlANS. ity .. . the first "mtist" for a magnetic person- Tuesday night changed the zoning tion was held for the Immediate ram- ordinance so as to make it possible ies at the Quackenbush home, after ality. Your every movement reveals this, quality., which the couple left on a wedding New Jersey.BcIl Telephone Company for this use to be made ot the fac- trip. They will make their home Provides Today's Speaker. Walk with vitality and you'll walk with charm. tory. Mr. Adams oade the following with Mr. and Mrs. Quackenbush. Mr. comments: Sickles is employed by Domlnlck & Through the courtesy of the New Suedes lead the fashion parade for Fall. Black Since I built my place, over ten Dominiek, Wall street. New.York. Jersey Bell Telephono company the years ago it has been a loss to me as Red Bank Rotary club will be priv- or brown, brilliantly trimmed in patent or con- the location ot same is unsuitable for ileged to hear today G. R. Ottinger business purposes and unfit tor re- Slmmondu—Hance. who will bring a most interesting trasted with calfskin. Styles for dress, street or sidential purposes, beinK opposite Miss Alice M. Slmmonds, daugh- message to the local civic group. sportswear. Sizes 4 to 9... AAA to C. factory zone, and a large tin build- ter of Mrs. Elma G. McKay of La- ing and overlookine a large wooden Howard Whitfleld of Red Bank fence, coal yard, underbrush and a fayette street, Rumson, and Win- and a member of the Now York railroad crossing. field W. Hance, son of Mr. and Mrs, Rotary club recently returned from Because of these reasons and also Borden Hance ot East Front street, a trip to Russia. He will tell of his owlnjr to the fact that I have four Red Bank, were married last Thurs- experiences as well as his observa- boys, somewhat dependent on me for day afternoon in the Presbyterian tions to the Rotarians at their —Street Floor Rear— a living. I arrived at the conclusion manse at Rumson. Rev. W. Calvin meeting on Thursday, September. 23. We extend a hearty welcome to new residents of this community and that in order to save my place and Colby, the pastor, performed the keep It from being a dead proposi- On Thursday, September 30th, invite them to get acquainted with our complete food market. We are sure tion and a continual loss to me, I ceremony. The manse was decor- Charles Phllhower, district governor HOURS OF BUSINESS! A Department Store -would add an addition to same for ated with dahlias, roses and gladioli. of Rotary, will pay his official visit you will like our clean, appetizing displays of choice quality foods, our factory purposes, it being suitable Mr. and Mrs. William B. Hewson to the Red Bank club and will tell 9 A.M. to 6 P. M in the for only that purpose and ideally of Monmouth Hills, -brothgr-ln-law the local Rotarlana about the new uniformly low prices which enable you to save all along your food order and located In view ot the fact that it Is and sister of the bridegroom,, at- set up of the district In which tho Saturday*— Same Location almost opposite Eisner's factory, tended the couple. The couple left Red Bank, Long Branch and As- our friendly, courteous way of doing business. thereby making my place highly valu- 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Since 1873 able for the obtaining of help, etc on a short wedding trip to Canada. bury Park clubs aro located. However, because ot the fact that They will live with Mr. Hances parents. my building lay in a business zone Sea Bright Visitors. and not in art Industrial zone. I was The bride Is secretary of the Red FRIDAY, SATURDAY & MONDAY SPECIALS! compelled to have to apply to the Bank Building and Loan association Mr. and Mrs. William Llndma,n of ' board of adjustment for a permit in and Mr. Hance is associated with Beach street, Sea Bright, had Mr. order to build for wholesale manu- APRICOTS the Howland B, Jpnes motor com- and Mrs. Harry M. Olsen of Rich- Fresh Fruit and TUNA FISH facturing purposes. mond Hill, Long Island, aa ' their Whole Peeled—Largest Cans Although tho majority of the prop- pany. Both are graduates of Red Vegetable Specials! FANCY LIGHT MEAT erty owners within the specified area Bank high school. week-end guests. On Sunday Mr. and who had to be and were notified of Mrs. Jackson White of Church street Friday and Saturday AQG my intentions at the time, assured were their guests. Miss Marie Nor- cans ZjSf 2 <»u» 43 DAVIDSON BROS. Seipel—Rellly. 2 me that they had no objection, to my dln has returned to her home at Only ! surprise they all put In an appear- Miss Adeline M. Seipel, daughter of Eatontowa after having spent a va- 45 BROAD ST. RED BANK PHONE 3262-3 ance at the meeting of the board ot Mr. and Mrs. Lorenz Seipel of New- cation with Mr. and Mrs. Llndman. Hurff'. SPAGHETTI adjustment at the borough hall and ark and Vincent J. Reilly, son of Mr, — FANCY CAUFOBNIA EVAPORATED MILK / MB. CAN Free Delivery Anywhere. — 1 «» protested against the Issuance of the end Mrs. Francis J. Rellly of South VAN CAMP'S-TALL CANS With Tomato Sauce and Cheese permit because they .were under the Fleas to Give Entertainment SEEDLESS GRAPES avenue, - Atlantlo Highlands, were 10 impression that I was going to put married Saturday in St. Ann's The Fleas, a group composed of cans cans a "shack building" etc. members of the Players Boat club of CHUB After an exhaustive study of this church, Newark, by Rev. Michael 3 20 4 25 WINES and LIQUOR SPECIALS! case by the board of adjustment, I Mechler, the pastor. Fair Haven, will have charge of the was refused tho permit but obtained The bride was attired In white entertainment at the regular dance one, nevertheless, for retail manu- satin, period style, with standing col- Saturday night of this week. The FANCY AMMONIA POST TOASTIES facturing purposes and .Immediately lar and train. Her tulle veil, cap Ladles' auxiliary will hold a barn LAItGE CALIFOBNIA built mv addition to prove to those shape, was trimmed with orange dance Saturday night, September 18. who felt that I was going to build BARTLETT PEARS EXTRA STRONG CLOUDY I Rum Rum something that would'nt meet with blossoms. She carried Bride roses C 2 *• 13° and gypsophlla. Her,only attendant, Bottled In Bqnd their approvapp l that their belief was IN MEMORIAM. fo, r 2JOKJ totally unfounded. Mrs. Harold Hoeke of Irvlngton, was In loving memory of Fred Soehtke. A bottles £ j Canadian Rye dressed In aqua satin and carried tribute of love and devotion to one xve 8 CUBAN Such turned outt to bo the case shall never forget from his wife. Mrs. LOG CABIN SYRUP 8 Years Old 100 Froot afteft r my buildinbil g was completed. Ink roses. Henry Wigglnton of At- Louise Sochlkc, and his daughter, Mrs* Table Size' Very Special Practically all tho residents on the antio Highlands was best man. Charles Meyers. ' CALIFOBNIA CATSUP street near my premises expressed A reception was hold at the bride's tho opinion that my building was SQUEEZING and EATING FANCY QUALITY truly a very nice one and they had home and afterward the couple left ORANGES Davidson's—Largest Bottles 19° nothing whatever against It. More- "or a honeymoon in the Poconos. WANT ADVERTISEMENTS over, many of those who protested They will live at 491 Clinton avenue, against the issuance of the permit, Newark. 2 bottles 25 later stated that they had been Too Late for Classification 87° V* PEAS dragged there under false pretense.'! 16-KOOT Senmen built skiff, with high FANCY SWEET HITTIDE etc., and they still today could not Conover—Simpson. speed VnnUlerck motor and Joo'fl re- maa account for their reasons for having Announcement has been made of verse year; together with full equipment. FANCY JELLY objected to "such a fine building and the wedding of Miss Doris Conover Very fa.it. economical, and In excellent con- 3 39 use as a factory which the town U dition. Will sell chenp tr> cash buyer. Ad- HUCKLEBERRIES Pure • Airline—1-lb. GUMICR of East Orange, daughter of Mrs. dress S. C. S.. liox fill. Red Dunk. really In need of." Alma Conover and tho loto Hewitt |C drape, Apple, Mint, Crobapple, Of course these LOST, party that found lady's brown Quince DINTY MOORE inconveniences Conover of Llncroft, to Ernest Simp- pockctbook contnlninff drWorls and own- 23 qt- 20 MONTHS OLD have cost me .much In the way of son. The wedding took place Au- er's licenses, please return to name of gla.se, For Your Hint Juleps losing time and turning down good party thereon. • connections for pood work because gust 28 at Newark. A reception fol- Corned Beef and Cabbage of not hiivlnir a permit for wholesale lowed the ceremony, after which the COMFORTABLE room for rent, central lo- FANCY couple left on a five-week trip to cation, on bus Hnca, near schools; plen- manufacturing purposes at the time. ty of hoi wstor. Apply 62 Branch avenue, GRAPEFRUIT 2 cans 45 $4 .49 Nowthat I have obtained the per-California. phono Red Bank 5595. mit, the season ig practically .over, Large Size FRUIT COCKTAIL DINTY MOORE but I am. looking forward to soon Elver Plaza Personals. PUBLIC NOTICE. . FANCY QUALITY—Tall Cans maklnc a erood conneotlon, while In An ordinance entitled "An Ordinance Beef Stew or Spaghetti with the meanlimc I shall commence to School reopened yesterday. The amending an Ordinance entitled 'An Ordi- can Heat Balls manufacture aome sporting garments teachers are the. same as last year nance providing for the construction of 4-25° 100% Grain of mv own creation. excopt in one Instance. Mrs. Har-gasollno filling stations and permits there- 2 * 25 ca>u I have 22 new sewing machines ot old Young is substituting for Mrs. for and< rules and regulations relating CALIFOBNIA the latest model equipped with new thereto and penalties for violation thero- 2 35 ' tables, etc., and contemplate adding Harold Perry, who Is on leave, of of." approved August 3, 1937," was In- PEAS Apple Brandy 90 Proof absence. troduced hy the Mayor and Council on OXYDOL 22c —or— a few more. August 17th, 1D.17, and on September 7tb, NATIONAL BISCUIT CO. I havo already placed orders for A mooting of tho flrc company was finally adopted and approved by the lc special machines and pressing mach- will bo held tonight. Mayor. 2-23° CHEESE RITZ Apple Jack ines and as soon as Installed shall Tho 500 club will meet at the AMY E. SHINN, Large Fkgs. Special t s* |?0 commence manufacture, CJX a large home of Mrs. John McClaln Thurs- Borough Clerk. scale. FANCY 8TBINGLES8 day, September 16. Monmoulh County Surrogate's Office. 23 15° Words would not suffice lo impress Tho Community club will hold a In tho matter of the estate ot Prudonco L. GREEN BEANS my appreciation to tho mayor and dessert-bridge party tomorrow af- W. VanDerveor, deceased. boroueh council for their Impartial, ternoon at the home of Mrs. Harry Notice to creditors to present claims Intelligent and lust attitude taken In against ostatc. this case. They certainly serve the Goldhurst Pursuant to the order ot Joseph L. Pun- Mrs. A. H. Sutphln, who has been ahfty. Surrogate of the County of Mon- community to the best Interests and mouth. mnde on tho elshth day of S«n- we, the taxpayers and residents or very sick, is much Improved. temher, 11137. on the application ot Theo- JERSEY the community, should feel Indeed Miss Marlon Coles of Brooklyn dore V. Parsons, executor of the estnta of BSRDS EYE fortunate at possessing such a grand spent Labor Day with Mrs. Percy Prudcnco 1* W, VanDervecr, decensedj no- .BEETS or CARROTS tice l> hereb1y given to the creditors of. DtiUUed and Bottled Full Fifth and honest body of officials. Stout said deceased tD exhibit to the subscriber/ Large Bunches FROSTED The Register, which I call, and executor as aforesaid, their dtbts and d«. FOODS . by Laird. Juatlv so, inn mnuthplpro n[ Juntice Mazing Old Water Tower. mum], mmlnnt thb snld citstc, under oath, likewise deserves all praise and I within nix months from the date of the might add that together with our The 150-foot, 25-year-old Water tow- aforesaid order, or thoy will bo forever er owned by the Consolidated water barred of their actions therefor against mayor and borough council and our the said subscriber, genial and Intelligent building In- company at Deal, Is being razed to Dated Freehold. K. J.. September It, 1687. JERSEY MACINTOSH spector. Enslov White, who from the save maintenance costs, it has not THEODORE U. PARSONS, 15 MINUTE DINNER Barbera very beginning also urged the grant- been uBcd the past four years. Tho Little Silver. N, J.. APPLES !»ff, 0£IJ7V Dcr"llt> 'he taxpayer and towor had a capacity of 285,000 gal- «. . , . • * Executor. a bskt. Barberone Claret law-abldlnc citizen nocd never fear lons and was erected by the old El- Farsons, Labrecrjut A Dorden, I lb. Perch Fillets Special orbelnjf a victim of Injustice. Counsellors at Law, Burgundy beron Water and Light company. I Bed Uanlt. N. J.. Zintandel Last night Bronson Powor, who led . Procton. 1 box AsparagUS regularly tho opposition to tho change In tho Alicante Gragnano ordinance, said he still doubted that ' FANCY NEW 83centg tho adjustment board had passed on 1 box Raspberries the ordinance and had recommended tha change made. Ho said that a SWEET POTATOES member of the board In question hod PORK CHOPS rib end cuts 39c lb. told him that to the best ot his Hennessey's Fish Market RED PERCH FILLETS special 21c ft. knowledge tho board hnd never con- 6 » 25° sidered the matter. Mr. Power said 20 MONMOUTH ST., RED BANK, N. J. HADDOCK FILLETS' boneless 27c I*. he had no doBlm to question tho FANCY BIFE Equals 8 IDs. whole 11th veracity of Mayor Charles R. English, All Our Sea Food Fresh No Cold Storage. who stated at tho mooting Tuesday g BEANS green or wax stringless 19c box Muscatel night that Raymond Johnson, prcil- BANANAS Beady to cook dont of tho board, had Informed him doz. that tho board had passed on the We Deliver fgcwur Phone 1377. 25; RASPBERRIES special 19c box ?iiQstlon nnd hud recommended the Jhango. Mr. Power said ho had no doubt that the mayor made the statn. POHOIES mcht In good faith but that it was WEAKF18H Beer Stubbies pos»lblo the. mayor had been mlsln; OCTTEHFISII :30fb formed or had misunderstood the In- No Depotlt—Wo Beturni M BOTTLES formation quoted. B0MTA8 -35flrb DAViDSON^BROS EELS 400 ID Can Beer Mr, Power stated that ho did not CODFISH STEAKS _ Oyster., Solid pt ABB MACKEBEL _.._...Z c KEaUl€ED-U CANS ' leslro. to make known the name ot Dlue Point Oyatera doj.jf #) th« rnombcr of the board of adjuit- SWOBD FISH ment with whom ht talked. on (ho Half ShdU , "