BAM REGISTER. Isiu4 W«Ur, Eitm4 as Iswgd-OIua Hattar «* t*< Fost. yOLUME XLIIi: NO. 45.' offlcs it Bad Bask, K. 1- tnitt tb« Aol «t Mareh M, 1871. RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1921.' $1.50 Per Year. PAGES 1 TO 10. CHARLES IFORD IN JAIL. MASON'S HEAD CUT OPEN. CAMPERS TO GIVE DANCE. NEW HOME FOR A BANK. Little Silver Man Accused of Steal- STREET SEWERS. Daniel Spinning Meet. With Misfor- TROUBLE ABOUT SEWAGE. I NEW TOWNSHIP CAPITOL ins; Plants from Nursery. tune While at Work. I Red Bank Club Will Hold • Social GREAT ALTERATION BEING THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL DO A Function at the Pariih House Charles Iford, Jr., of Little Silver, While Daniel Spinning of Spring MIDDLETOWN HEALTH BOARD COMMUNITY HOUSE BEING MADE TO HANCE BUILDING. is in the county jail on a charge of RIGHT-ABOUT FACE. street was, working at a mason job GETS AFTER FIVE MEN. The Campers' club of Red Bank in the store of R. Hancc & Sons last will give their third informal dance PLANNED FOR EATONTOWN. The Broad StrMt National Bank Ex- stealing- potted plants from Lovett's It Begins - to Look Now as If theThursday morning, a piece of steel Four of Them Were Fined $7.50 in Trinity parish house on West pacts to Mora Into (he Building on I nursery. For, some time past thefts River Streeten Would Get Sewers ront trc The Old Metropolitan Hotel Wh.ro struck him en the head and knocked Each For Not Getting a Permit to *' 8 '<-'t next Wednesday night, Elwood Snydcr Held Forth Will Soptember 1st—Tho Two Upper of plants have occurred at the After All—Other Proposed West him unconscious. He soon revived, Haul Sewage Into Township—One Jonn '!'• Tetley has been appointed Floors to be Made Into 34 Offices. nursery and Detective J. B. Rue has Red Bank Improvements. Serve Varied Public Purpose! iF been looking for the culprit. Early but it required two stitch™ to close Fined for Contempt of Court. ; chairman of the dance committee, Program Goes Through. : Thursday, September 1st, is the On Monday night the mayor and the cut. Mr, Spinning was laid up Several weeks ago the mayor and Iwith ll*"J I)V".1;"r' Bl!rtrilm D"r- date when the Broad. Street national Saturday morning before daylight council re-considered the action several, days. Mr. Spinning in cm- ham am llil rtl 1 The old Metropolitan hotel build- Mr. Rue arrested Iford while the lat- council of Red Bank awarded a con-. ' , -' Manee as his ussist- ing at Eatontown will soon blosaom bank expects to move into.its new which they took two weeks ago when ployed by the White Brothers and tract to George A. Richardson ofants v *?P°tl>Kht dancing, a grand home. This new homo is the building ter was walking towards Red Bank they flatly refused a request for sew- when hurt he was working on the mar Rhl forth us u community house and on Pinckney road. Iford was carry- Fair Haven to clean out the sewage ^?' " A refreshments and music township hall if the plans of the Eat- • of R. Hance & Sons on the west side ers on the ^western end of River changes which are being made to the nil V W ir*l\ **J ^^»*V--JWV,S, 'hibliui ,i i(iiui:>]tlil Will UU '. *» ing a number of plants. He refused septip c tank at Red Bank. Mr. Rich- by Chester Arthurs orchestra will b ltown . of Broad street, which the bank re- street. They brought up the matter Hance building fpr the occupancy of d $ h iobandhe among the features. Tickets are-be-|°! . township committee eventu- cently bought. Forty mechanics are to tell where he intended to deliver again and expressed a willingness to the Broad street national bank. The ardaon got $1,600 for the , in d iltc; r m U ahOt e W S M • tank on « »°' >>/ the members of the club -*°. .™* ^"l? !' ? making extensive aiterationt and it isthe plants. Justice Wise committed ,- " - . LUIS AJ1 VUU OLLbVH IIIAtlVJIUI 1'U.IirV, ± MtfS put the contents of the 01 r him to the county Jail. tave sewers put down on the street. I gtecl. which Btruck him was part of farms in Middletown townshi2p 1owne d and 'at Millard Fillmore Tetley's mos""''?<'.t prosperou. 'L^"s dayL^"!';s of \."?in histor' .""y: expected to increase this number to G. Howard Lippincott, chairman of j d for the ele- by Obadiah E. Davis and Joseph S. store- 75 within a short time. Hance & the street committee of the council, th e track which 8 use are intimately associated with the Sons, will not move their business. vator in the building. It fell out of Applegate. Mr. Davis lives at Red palmy racing days of old Monmouth soid that sewers on River street are place. ._ '_ Bank and at the time the tank was park. About y yeiir a^u the township They will occupy part of the first vitally necessary because two fac- cleaned out his farm was worked by floor, all of the second and third DR. tories are on the street. A TOM THUMB WEDDING. bought the building. Many changes floors and* moBt of the basement. Edward H. Fallon, who now lives at- have been made to it, including the Mr. Lippincott said that it was im- Fair Haven. The stuff taken from removal of the wide poiflies which They havo taken" from the bank a HE IS ELECTED THE HEAD OFpractical to lay sewers in the street ATTRACTING WILD BIRDS. the tank was plowed under on theCHILDREN IN ENTERTAINMENT lease of several years on this part but that pipe could be put down on extended almost all tin- way around of the building. The bank will use TROOPERS' ASSOCIATION. farms and used aa fertilizer. AT METHODIST CHURCH. the first and second fluurs. The size private property. He said that condi- BIRD CLUB OF ATLANTIC HIGH- The Middletown township board of —- * of these porches can be judged from most of the first floor and a small The Annual Meeting Was Held Last tions were such on River street that LANDS WITH 19,2 MEMBERS. health has an ordinance which re-I The "Wedding" Filled the Church part of the basement. Thirty-four Week at the Red Bank Armory—' the job would be very expensive and the fact that the persons who bought offices will be on the fourth and fifth quires that a permit must be obtained j and tho Proceeds Amounted to them had enough material to build Capt. Kennedy and Two Former he advocated that half of the expense Prizes Given for the Beit Bird from the board before garbage or $135—Lois Delatush and Richard floors. Captains Vice Presidents. should be borne by the property Houses and for the Best Essays on two houses. sewage can be taken from any out- DeWiU Were Bride and Groom. The hotel building id -loxTTt f*-(;t. The work ifl not being done under The annual meeting of the Cavalry owners benefited and the other half Our Native Birds—Awards Made side municipality and left in the met by tho town at large. The street to the Winner* Last Friday Night. The auditorium, Sunday-school When it was a huti'l it had thirty a contract system but under an ar-Veterans' and Reserves' association township. A complaint about the room and balcony of the First Meth rooms, but since the township bought rangement similar to that when a was held last week at the Rcd Bank committee was authorized to prepare Some time ago a Liberty Bell bird sewage was made by several resi- j odist church were filled last Thursday for the work. ; the property most of the partitions house is built by day's work. Jay armory. Dr. Edwin Field was elect- club was organized at Atlantic High- dents of River Plaza to Dr. O, W. night when a Tom Thumb wedding have been torn out. The township Noble Pierson of Perth Amboy is, the ed president of the association, to The ordinance providing for thelands. Bird clubs of this character Budlbng of Belford, health inspector was given by the primary depart- committee has changed its meeting contracting architect and the job issucceed John H. Mount, who declined extension of water mains on certain have been organized all over the of Middletown township. In addi-ment, under the supervision of Mrs. place to this building. A ceiling of being done under his supervision. a re-election. The other officers West Red Bank streets was amended United States under tho direction of tion to the parties mentioned, the Leslie Dennis, assisted liy Mrs. Frank art metal plates has been put in this Most of the work is being done by elected are: to include Sunset avenue east of the Farm Journal of Philadelphia, complaint stated that sewage from ; Dennis, Mrs. Irving DeWitt, Mrs. room and similar ceilings have been White Bros. The members of this Vlc« presidents—Cent. Robert A. Ken-Shrewsbury avenue. Doubt was ex- which has takeVi up this work as anthe tank had been left on Louis Sof-1 William Elliott, Miss Sue Holmes, built in the room where the fire com- firm an! William H. R., Knsley, Reu- nedy, Copt. R. V. B. H. Stout, Capt, Wtl- pressed by some of the commission- aid to the farmers of the country. fel's farm, but it afterwards de,vel-1 Mrs. Harry E. liattersby and Misspany will meet and in'the room .where ben and John H.