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VOL. LXV
MATAWAN, N. J ,
Matawan Township
Budget Is Adopted
Without a Change
FEBRUARY
Eight
SCHOOL BOARD URGES Fined for Alleged
Theft of Trap*
RE-ELECTI0N3 MEMBERS Henry Corrlne, 20, of Holmdel, was
2,
Five Cent* Single Copy.
1934
Injured in
Crash at Keyport
NUMBER 3t
Matawan Council Suspends
Police Chief Edwin C. Sloat
By a Strictly Party Vote
Eight north Jersey residents were
lined $20 and costs Sunday morning
painfully Injured Sunday afternoon
Resolution Adopted ■( M eeting
a t K eyport by Thom as U a tn lth
when a c a r driven
Robert R em er
h t s t Night A tk ln e Support *f
Recorder of R aritan Township, after
^ . R etiring Member*
, pleading guilty to a charge th a t h e ol E ast Orange, skidded on th e w et
pavement of Route No. 36, south of
took game traps belonging to Percy
The Board of Education of M ata- H yer of W ashington fltreei, K ey­ Keyport, crashed Into a c a r driven
A rthur Dennis of Htfjoken, and
wan Township a l its regular m o n th ­ port, with Intent to steal th e pro p ­
ly meeting In M ataw an High School erty, as alleged by the S ta te a n d 'th e overturned.
last night went on record as urging com plainant. M ayor Edward, W.
T he Injured were all taken to the
the re-election c f th e three mem­ Currie. M ataw an attorney, h as filed M atawan H ospital by passing m otor­
bers whose' term s "are expiring, a n d notice of a n appeal to th e C ourt of ists. fita ts police Investigated.
Common Pleas.
Tho others who were Injured In
Hyer. who has 4 trap Une In the, m achine were A rthur D ennis’Jr.,
Holmdel Township, missed 30 a t his who received t possible fracture of
1—
L. Zucker, Olerk Edwin H. Dominand early Sunday m om ipg h e the ribs; A rthur D ennis J r - deep
Will Be Sfntencpd Today lor Hold- >^ Charles Kortenhaus, Louis H. traps
ClUuiu Preparing to L'ircalate
Fish and Game W arden M. lacerations o t the face; Mrs. Lillian
un Staged Two Y**n Ajo;
Bloodi and Qoorge W. Mandevllle and
Petitions Prutesting Chief Sloat's
Howard
Lyle \ild In Ihe woods and Dennis, lacerations of the nose, rig h t
Jersey City Man Qollty
aasn'ored i.hc roll call. Or. W ilia m saw Corrlne remove som e o f the
Suipcnalon, I t Is Reported.
Fenger,
O arrett
M cKean.
Dr. Keyport m an’s traps. They trailed leg and sh otk; Miss A nna Madsen,
During the put week the trial In Thom as Powers, and C harles Bo­ him and recovered five w h lc liH y e r contusions and shock; Miss A nna
A Reduction of ( i w i i From the
Slnco the dismissal of Edwin C.
Amount To Be Raised Locally by Hudson County of Albert O'Hara, g a rt being absent.
1
toy Initial m arking, and la rs e n , contusions o t the shins and
Amount Jt'aiscU In IDill; Appro­ Sloat, Chief of Police of th e b o r-;
liquor License Bevenues Is |i,20u. w illiam H. Fallon and a third man The Clork reported th a t th e Board Identified
a
sprained
thumb,
and
O
lat
Larsen,
Insabw dtnatton Charged by M M *
paint. The warden prosecuted the
priations Total M4,898.fl2.
ough, b y th e C hairm an of the Po­
T a ia tlo h Is *1^,774.04; Anticipate trom Hudson County by th e name o t Education of M adison Tow nship
CemmlUee ( M m s a i A n SS*e»
under Section 3 ot th e fUh and passible fracture of the rig h t hand.
lice Committee, August N. Muchlof M arino. hto teen In the courts had paid half tho cu rren t tuition case
R efuted to Obey Orders.
All a n residents of Hoboken.
T h ; Borough of M stnw an will I hausen Jr... when he notified the
At the hearing on th o M suw an
" *>ohl-uP staged tn J*™*y OHy bill, $S9 intcrm l on over-due tiil- game laws.
raise by taxation this yoar $27,743.92 Chief he was suspendod last Mon­
tlpn,
and
h
a
d
given
a
n
lil.erost
Township tax ordinance and the two *'c*r® , T ^ ° ,fe.c , n,.w^r '!
C hief of Police Edwin C. Sloat
it the budgot proposed is Anally day and th a t charges would be
;#5i budget no one preaont voiced Jfound R^llty ’•nd are being held for bearing noto for $3,300, th e over­
cf the Borough o t M»'.awan, ha*
adopted, being $3,288.02 less than preferred against him, the people
any opposition when tho ordinance lentcnce i.oday.
due amount.
beeu suspended from duty, pending
last year. A nticipated revenues nro of M u.aw an have been loud In the
was placed on aocond rc Mlm» and j A b o rtin g to the story told at. the Supervising Principal John S.
a hearing, the M ayor and C w n o il
$17,150, which 1.1 $3,337,08 loss th a n expression of tholr displeasure.
a hearing was given last night. The 11100 of **** hold-up which w*s McCurdy reported th a t tw o s ta te ­
T h a t there wsu friction between In Borough Hall Tuesday eveninc
_,
.
.i.,
__
kfaottri
M
tlnn
with
last year. Total appropriations aro
.total
. . am ount. .W. th
...e >
staged in
In nniW
connection‘w
ith a nhoot*
shoot
budget this year
by a 4 lo 3 strictly p arty vote hav­
wide CWA projects were undorway
$44,808,02, being $8,010.88 less th is the Commissioner a n d the Chief
Is $22,074.04 .with which' to meet tho lug affair la te r i t Llticraft Inn, a l here, ono being a school ccn»u» ol
ing sustained action taken to U ttt
yoar.' C hairm an e n rta n ot tho F l- hax been apparent since the organ­
13:45
o'clock
o
n
'tlie
night
o[
No­
various in w a p rta tlo n s. o t this total
those between the sues of S and 18,
end by the .C hairm an ot th e Fbttqe
nanoo Committee^ introduced th e isation ot th s new governing body,
vember
13,
th
e
Jiold-u
i men drew
$14,774.04 Is to be ra ile d locally by
Committee, Auaust M uehftnu*en j r „
and the other a study of wlMli the
budget and tax ordinance for 1034 when It wa* predicted there would
taxation, Urn balsnoe of $8,300 l» m> to a Standard Oil Company »ta
commonly known ** th* Police
whir') wns passed on first reading bo s'; least two resignations fo rth ­
«
.
r ; r , . t —
eifpcctcd to be ralwd from antici­
Commissioner.
The latter w|tl>, tt>o
Theodora
with but ono dltsentlng voto, that of coming beiore long.
pated revenues, o f which $1,200 Is Jersey City, and held ui> Joseph work.
support
of a m ajority of h i l col­
H
e
said
another
project
Van Bvakle. Blmwhero tn this Ituua Baatcdo. patrolm an. hM already
Trucx
ot
13
W
est
43nd
Street,
Hay
would be launched »oon, a atirvoy
expected to come from alcohol bev­
leagues but w ithout the Knowledge
It appears In full, At tho next moot- handed ln his resignation and left
erage licenses. The ordinance was onno, m anager of the station, nn<l ol the dental needs of needy c h il­
of the opiMsltton member of tti»
jlng on February 13 it will comc up tho service. Tho sus|ieiuilon of the
rolkved
th
e
Company
at
$38.
At
peswd as advertised.
Oammlttee. c ita ra d and slgnod In
dren, unemployed dentists twliig
for second a n d final reading lit a Chief Is said to have come about
!»
The paym ent o f all bills were de­ the same tlmo, John C. Nenilo ol engaged five days u week ut $10.
John Henry Wilson, who was town I At tho beginning of the, coiitury public hearing. In voting agalnnt when Muohllmusen Instructed the the Police B lotter a t $:4t M onday
3
10
SotU
V
Seventh Btreet. Newark,
lie bellot’od It would be followed by In M ataw an nearly 74 y«"r» *go. when he was about forty years ot the adoption ot tho iiudgol, Van Chief to take Sunday night o n so n>»ht th e tollow lnj notation: “A tt
terred until noxt Tuesday ntohl,
who had stcpiied to n* n tiro n* he
tvhen tlio Towivilil|i Committee will
dental U catm cnt, local dentists be­ retired Ooccmber 1, after 31 year*' »«e, he began work a t the burying- Brnkle ottered no explnnatlon, but ho could go on night duty a* a Ing (or) Ohlet of Police |* hereby
speeding to the hospital wtiere
ing favored, ir they cared to do the servieoasgr*yii(li*iierln ih e c h a rc h -.g ro u n d of the Interesting old Pres- wah l.lin iirlnchml queatlnnor while patrolm an, flfor). Is aald not to *u*|Miidcd from dutv oHdetlve a*
Alt again a t the flro hou#e with the
he hart a Hick wife, was held up
m ajor purpose o f granting promi­
work
the oilginal d ra ft was being rovlned. lmve oeen averae to taklilu * Ui,I,
-old Tennent,'' ritcrred agatmt him,”
Chairman Mandevllle of the yard of historic
nent ilquor licenses, uavm I. •*«'- i
I k ., t,.
n'mvnd nut bu t
M onmouth flitllille ld , under
Van B inklei "Lnnt year at the a t night duty hut, acoordlng to h ti
Buildings
and
Oraundi
Committee
man, who wu granted a temporary | Ue^ . “ '
l
The . setslon was an adjourned
^
.
m
.
hs
«
•
.
!n>om
|«on
Conover,
who
wa*
auoMayor's request, we out down the story, endeavored to explain to tha
Truex
identified
O'Hara
on
tha
license for the oomumi/tlon liquor following Monday. A warrant from reported that the men working on
iJu .i
, Iceertrd as Mgton in IPOS toy the latn Recorder's selary. I am curious to Commissioner th a t the change met'.liiff ot an idjourned ono
would
bo
herd
fo
r
mo
to
tell
you
j
|
e
^
IMVer
m
a
r­
en the
ot hls property, loWA athletic field project had
ouuld not be made *o abrup.iy but scheduled lor Friday night at which
County was placed in the the Oout
oaWd ol>th« hlghwiy, asked that the Hudson
he purehased his know why this was Increased this arrangem tnt* would flrat lmve to time there was not * quorum.
from 30 to it hours per Just how mdny graves I have dun ried, but in
of the Matawan police fur been
and how many ot my good Mends preasnl home lying In a tw o-a«rr year."
w
oek.
in
U
ne
w
?.h
tiie
general
policy
resolution Mttlng the closing hour, hard*
bo made with the Telephone Com­ Mayor Edward W. Currie, and
............
I have helped lay away," he aald to plot, and hl» Esther and step-m other Currie: "During the year 1033 the! pany to provide to r th e receipt or. Councilman It, L. Cartan, Jame*
the country,
at least for planxi cn the highway, i,he arrest of Fallon, Who left town throughout
passed a law permitting
MsitUndad, u trade ao situated was and his rooi'.wr as bondsman was The Boy Scouts or Cllltwood woroj* reporter, » h « ^ n 111^ee«^ resided there w ith him until the Legislature
night calls whloh were all allo­ M. Van Brakle, ind Memtt J.
to produce him.
purely transient and .tilt hour ior askrS
granted iwrmMon to use the era! wwk* at w> UUlu old nv.-twm death of th e latter in iw e end tlio liw cauid ciwta in a municipally cated to Ills home a fte r 9 o'clock Warwick boing tho only one* to
Tha
Hudson
County
police,
M
on­
controlled
jioiirt.
We
'can
pass
the
closing wu U the blight «< their mouth county prosecutor'! oOca Whoejt hpuie th e n lor th e ir m e n - house near Tertnent w hir*, he ,llvr» torn.er tn IMS, slnoe wWlti tw ha* ,
a t nfght. T h is servloe I* m ain­ inawir th* roll call. At TUMdajra
the aole oeeupant of the c ot­
bu»ln*ss, whleh l>eMid did not start nnd Chief ol P01IWKilwln Most lliyi. T ru a n t Omooi’ Lewis H. Btom- alone, and A rthur TjiumpeOffi,, a n ­ been
tage
- - -tratllo
- - regulation*
— .. — It would tained for both Are and police tele­ meeting th* above *nd Councilman
late
and
other
cemetery
employee,
h
i»
,b
e
e
n
until jl o'eloek and was not mi brisk of Matawan, worked totetlier for ler w as reported a s seriously 111. and
W. P*rk*r, Auguat N.
,
fair to him <ls. th* Recorder).“ phones a t hi* liomo until 8 o'clock Qcorge
lfonuu a n d automoMlM have not )»Uonn.
|t beat.
'
Jr., and F. Howard '
th a t Mrs. Stem ler w ai c o ti.in u in r stepping in frequently every day to
Daeiln local
lacat real utats
Henry «B. Devlin,
eatato Iln
jkR||Ul"^ BWIIIWI, W
u|)hen^the Borough
^ Muehlliausen
swift
Justice
for
the
safety
of
the
car*
tor
him
,
and
nslghbqril
oall
appealed
to
hlw
b
u
t
b*
ha*
long
Uoyd wer* present. no member b«was IntortMd the members of state. , ' '
M i w ort. T h e Clerk reported th a t
»nd |h*ur*no* b.ok*r, waa litvtn tlw
•.
dally to see ttte ir highly
h < » tWdflWi M :
> « * » >>*» ‘J**>
lOTdSW4r^tiiw w«'iK<*w
u n it' m m t .p m » r m i n loMmtiy
' C H an «i $Me«me w «w p(M« h«
a^r^ttw ^uM llrin^bsrore tiaMtni from bha ' Ha>w«y Rerormatoflr, Mhool property and ihAiMnoe poll-' Negro fettfi^ oitiMit aftd m n m t ' K developed from watehlng train* but one dlssehtlng voto'i Mr,- Van flhould he go^oft duty a t hi* home houe* o Interimsted cltlnpni waa
when, a* a small lad, he visited Ills
ther* would M no prtCootlon during ktMndaneo.
upon it, but no dlsoilmlnatlo!'. could where ha wa* ttnt after being eon* alee itc re d In a wooden oloaet, and Old T ennent Church.
was t a r n Aiirll 2 , 1U0 grandm other who lived along th e tlruklo'i: Three Are trucks a t $109.10 th e night to receive theme calls u n ­
jn opening the *es*ian, Mayor
be made as to the location «f any vlcted ot participating tn aeverai th a t ho h a d htreo a lafe deposit th#Mr.ioWilson
each,
»311,
10
:
street
scrapor:
108*01
n
o
t
W
illiam
and
K
a
thryn
rtght-bt-w ay ot the Pennsylvania
til th a t provision could be m ide, h i C’urrl* said he thought a polkj*
box a t th* f a r m t r s i t M erchants
Motion in t})» t0f/Wilp as agllnst gasolfne station hold-up*
Ford pick-up mid Ford coups ' W ater
(Van
M
arteri
Wilson,
and
resided
R
illrood
In
a
house
now
tum
bled
•aid,
| matttr whloh had dev*l0»)*d *lnd*
any other. It wlU be oonsidcvcd to­ This la the first time Pallon Has Batik, for whloh he was given a with them until th e dg*t|< ot his
(town, on a farm a t T in n en t owned Works) a t $3449 each, $60.70: total
Muehlhausen'* interpretation ot' th* last m**iiii] should bo oon*tdgether with an intendment to the been lmpllo»Ud In anything to vote o f commendation.
tor publlo liability and property
m
other
w
hen
be
was
but
19
years
*t
present
by
AMxander
Jssco.
He
ered prior to the budget, phatrlicense as requested by D. Ficdnrlok bring him *»tore a court of Jui- principal McCurdy gave a report old, a t w h ibh.tim e the home was
damage cb -IO -S 'i on all borough th* Interview, acoordini to roporu,
Burnett, CamRvla'lOMr, wlto In­ ttce. ciarance Beam wns likewise on tho ptopowfcl now aet-up in state broken up, and th a children were reoalls very clearly the conductor* vehicles above $478; estim ated a d ­ Is th a t when he InAruotad the man ot the Police Commutes
of th e l u t ccntury, John D uncan
formed the Townshh) Committee impiiotud at tho time but was ex­ aid.‘outlined In the two-volumo re­
Chief to take th* night duty and he Muehlhausen wanted to lot It
placed m tlie ho m ri ot larm ers, Ho O rsntlln Bleklsa. Jim m y Riddle and vance premium fur all borough e m ­
"ride” until the n*xt regular meet- .
that a .uortlon of t,heir resolution onerated.
port tty the Oovnhtor’* Sohool Burployee*, about $112; tor members ol would provide police nervine during
w
ent
to
live
w
ith
William
Bowr.e
on
othem,
some
nt
whom
are
de
ce
u
e
d
vey Commission, and known ils U>e
the duy the Chief naked: "ttave ing but yielded to the Mayor'* Imw»s not l«' aooordince w:1h the act
the aordon'e.Corner-'lVHinenl Hoad He h is traveled by raliw iy to Vlr- three Are companies a t $128 eaoh,
portunlng. and said h* hid a re- *
Moore plan, which he aald would
Itself. .
$379; total for workmen's compensa­ whom sustained tlie O h iirm sn of
be M il bertWWIM to M ataw an, a t a farm now owned by Lewis Craig rtntii Csvwrw. the C entury of h o s ­ tion on sbovc two Items. $707, 1
Tho Chief, who undirr th* police port to make in regard to the Chief
Edward
Jr., attorney, ca­
where
he
pu
t
In
two
"hltehea."
D
u
r­
tess
Exposition
In
Chicago
last
Ju
ly
ot
Police.
bringing $30,600 more for local use ing the first, ho worked roitr years and twice to Buffalo and Niagara Van Brakle: "Tills total* $1,830, ordinance, luwi io|e id m ln litritlo n
ptained the portion referred to was
"1 couldn't grt any co-ojwraUon
j
of police affairs m the borough, is
from atnte m uds. Ho i»id it could
thtf "Jag list," which could be left
Wouldn't
it
b«
fair
to
distribute
this,
tor h is board, and then w as away Falla.
>
quoted as saying: "W hy don't you whatsoever and to bring the dtUureduca the school trom tha
out entirely a« It was oovorcd In the
for * while, returning to work for
"t have tik e n pretty good caro ot and have It chcckedf'
a*k me tor my r e s iin ^ lo n r
He tion to a hud, t ttwuifh I trould
net Itaolf, whloh wa* embodied In. By-laws TenU 'lvely Adopted and
Currie: "Since the 21at, we have
wages. Afterward*, he worked on myself and I think living a good
I* on tenure. The OomihlislOnsr'* suspend him. He wouldn't take
(Continued oh page two)
the township's resolution. In answer Conference Is lla d . W ith the
the farm s of John Fields, W hltehotd life pay* in the end,” he declared born without any Insurance, in vio­
reply was a hotlce w ritten on the any orders; ssys he doesn't nave 0 .
to Committeeman Paul R, Dolan,
Mayor an d Police Committee
Brown, W. H. Reid, "and about dll and among o ther sentim ents, said: lation of the law, all the poltokM
police blotter.. in th* B orqufh Hall
who wished to know what was exthe farm s around te n n e n t.
"I don't th ink It'* *m*rt to swear." were cancelled, and th is combined of his suspension in d t h i t ohargei
Many
Attend
Dance
.
<C utinued oa P*a* t e e )
piMed of Vht ln«)«ctt(m to lie midi Tho reorganised Pullc» Reserve In American Legion Hall
whedulc glv*a Us a 1uwer rate."
would be preferred to r insubordi­
betore the permanent license* were of Matawan at a m>iUng Tuesday
hen the Mayor asked If any a ltnation. A hearing will be given be­
granted. Mr. Jfcrry explained tho evening In the social room at the
".ould like to be heard, Henry
fore th e Borough Council a t It*
F our member* of tho Tuesday
Committeemen were cxpcctcd to H
L.
Zucker
stated
th
a
t
he
believed
ook Ladder Company quarters, Evening C ontract Bridge C lub spon­
next meeting, the m ajority of
ntake a general Inspection otid re ­ tentatively
the
water
rate*
wero
exhoibltant.
ado.i.ed bylaws, and sored a dance, Saturday evening, ln
whom r.uitalned th* C h a tn a a n ot
port anything they found which was
"The Wnter D epartm ent revenue Is
not as It should be ind that a llccnso following tho Council session hsd a the American Legion Hall. Muslo H as ring on Maeh Aired C o n ire -' president of County American Le. tnkon ;<) reduce the budget. T h at the Police Committee in hi* action
* l tho msotlng this wc«k. The Feast •> Um Pw iaeaU oB C N wrred
w u fu m u h e d by Howard Lange's
to such a plabe should be held up I
Hhoui'l be given back to the water
veray U iren in C u m itiM oner
tio n AugJIInrr. O e n as Oeleg*lr
C hief h is omployed counsel and
Oii'hcntra of Asbury Park. Tables
S°nd"Z anndZ»“
rM “t7 the i
S
’S
and Caadie* for I se Uw C e a u a f
inters. They should not have lo bear
Froln
Naw
Jersey.
llu
rn
ett'a
Oflleb
In
New*rk
cays
he Is prepared to tako the
w ith fancy p a i* r cover* lined the
Y ear WUl B* BlK«ed
me matter)^
tttc cost of general government be­
mnl'.tor
to
the
suprem
e
Oourt.
room
and
candles
on
each
gave
a
Wssleft entirely to the local i»ople « "
™
cause they own a property. Owners
In
the
meantime,
m
any
cltlser
Tho
lemixirary
liquor
llcenne*
^
;
Mnl,
ja
w
p
h
lisley
or
MstAwati.
sott
1l$ht.
About
forty
oouples
onas they were tl»o ones who knewIf.rc
wJ’nt:. U,ut' Arthur
^
BJSHS'
Today I* the !***t ol the P u ritM *
of vacant land are favored."
Vloc-Prculdert-;
Sa-jablel, Joyod the dance.
declare they are prepared to cir­ tion o r Caiullcimt* Day. n w r e w iu
tha M onmouth Wine nnil U q u o r , o o u n ty President of the American
their loeal conditions best.
Currlo: "You show me one place culate
iB rcretary a n d Treasurer. Captain
petition* in hi* behalf and be m u s e s a t 8 and 1 o'clock tM f
Those who signed tho guost book Company and Edward H. C o h en , ^eg|OII AuxlllaiY, attended the n in th
uilnit the scheme you ncnmmend say they dq. not understand how
. Angus M cKinnon sought reap- T r tv j ,
been in chargo ot thl»
Included! Mr. and Mrs. Josoph Balor granted by tlio Mayor and Council w om en's Patriotic Conference on
morning In St. Jo*eph'i O huw h, ■'
polntm ent as constable.
tu x ihary (oiee slnoe 1U inception Mr. an d Mrs. William 11. Tlchenor, of tlie Borough ot Keyport, were late I N«tlon*l Defense In W sshlngton, D End I'll show you ten using oun "
suoh hasty action could be takrn
I t Ii th* keeping holy Of tfM
was his only m eans now of llvllhood i r |g h t
n w
^ gn(1 Hl«hard
A representative ot the Library
toward a public servant who had fortieth day a fte r the M rtb
Mr. and Mrs. W alter M ajtln o f W or- yef.erday afternoon ruled leg*l H*,,o„ Jw* week, as a delegate irom
b^j
Board asked th a t $180 be added tx>
and the appointm ent was nM essary. 0#rn(iy ;||iv ,n | o rs«n t» d It.
consos In Newark by John J, M een ;N(IW Jtm >y,
done ao much for the good of the C hrist, In memory of Ui* proseR l»- , '
tentlyke,
M
r.
apd
M
ri.
H
urry
S.
to service ho d id for the county from | Th(_
now 00mnrlMs 23
the library appropriation to cover
town during the p a rt ten ye«n.
w u opened w 'tli
B ^nsker, Mr. an d Mrs. Dotutld U t­ cense* tn N ew ark tw J ^ n J j U e j h w , | ^
tion In th e temple a t J e rtu a lM i A ad
Freehold. He “ ld' » ^ ou^
mombers b u t they reported having ley, Dr. and Mrs. A. M, Lsaow, Mr. ting for D. f ” dorlok B u t ^ . O w n -; R bMlUsnt m is s meeting In the M ay- the m aterial cost for a portion of
Mr. M uehlhausen M out of tovn
e eontplianee of ill* Virgin M o ih ei
iam lly w ere su y in g In th e city thto
h
hr)llg lt up to
whon th# new roof, leaders, end p a ln ttiu . for two wteks in d eould not be th
and Mrs. Rene L. C artsn , .Mr, and n^Jonor ofJ,ho ^t^DBpartmcnt noMr
w ith th o Jewish law o t puriftgattop
whloh ls to bJ done under the OVrA
«<' fun contem plated t '^ n g t h ot Mrs. Paul Egan, Mr. and Mrs. Theo­ of Alcoholic Beverage Control
reached for i atstcm ent.
artor
ohildblrth.
United
States
Navy
B
and
playad
Cliftwood and * » ’ ,
"Uny. : 38. w litth will inelude overy map dore-M ahoney, M r. and Mrs. Jsok
Tlie Rev. D. Roe H*ney, pastor of pnlriotlo atm . a fte r whloh the n a ­ program. There was no oirposltlnn,
The Ohurch by aotomn 1
Two Jaokson Street rosltlontu com­
^ f n m r d h ^ t h l I ln thB borW »h who ha» >ever had Taraey, Dr. and Urn, O scar H . Hyer. Calvary M. E. Church, acted as Ooun- tional color* of the participating orhonor* th* Journey ot
plained th a t th eir garbage was not Exempt Fireman
the Committee,
|a n y police experleneo. Most were Mr. and Mrs. F rank t n y o f Jersey s*| for the three K eyport churohe*
Fam ily to J*ru«al*m,
reason he had not iwen
icoruited from th e Fire Depart- City, Mr. and Mrs. Kvart V, Sllcox opposing the licenses, and would not g a n iH tio iu were advanced and th* being collected, to whloh C liilrm ili
Elect
N«w
OfRceri
C hM roli ble**e* a n d d l a l f tb a t * * i
conference cilled to order by Mr*,
O artan replied th a t tho sorvloc h id
was becaust
^ ‘ ^ m cnt.
Woon recommendation or ot Keyport, U r. and Mr*. Howard s tito w hether the ci*e would be oar*
William M. Blester J r. of Pnlladel- beeu very satisfactory, thcal! being
dl** o n t h i s d a y a * a atoA H
been informed he
th a R cicr^e o rg a n lu tw u and the Krdman. U r. and Mrs. Richard V rd- tied to tho S ta ts Board of Appeal*.
u
phla.
Paul ft. Dolan has been elected o r t h a t D iv in e U g h t w h i t h i
the township, t n th is epnttdctton, |
oomm.l i.ro C hairm an of the man, M r. and Mm. Fred D unham ot
the only eom plilni* to roach him,
Among those present a t th e h*ars a n g o f, In t h e o a n t M ^ ' t h a 1
Among
th
e
speaker*
during
th*
prosidtml
of
the
M
ataw
an
Bxempt
•n d t i n t it m ight hive been because
tlte scarcity o f
^ . ^ . ^ P ' Counell, tho Mayor appoints mem- Cranford, Mr. ahd Mrs, W llllsm J Jng were M ayor Darle K . H agam sn
throd-day session were Lieut. Col the m atter wn» fnuien In Ihe ree*p- H reinin'* Association for tho our* d le tu s ,"
Battel. M r. *nd M rs. Conrad J o h a n n , and membor* of the Ooundl, eitoapt
U I* trom th u ou*tum of M $iM tg‘ ;
out, w herohj'the» w a iW n»
in u re d if his name Is entered on fen and Mr. end Mrs. H arold Oolltna Councllinan D aniel A. V an Pelt, d e ­ Ulysse* N. G ra n t or the V, a . A n n /, taolcs. "I wli>h Ihe press would n o ­ io ta yoar, The election featured a
oandl** th a t tit* day r« a * t* t tt*
oBloer’s badgci,
P' 0* * 1t|W police Blotter, It waa pointed of Keansbtirg, M r. and Mrs, W , J. tained by th e death ot hi* m other i Admiral W. « , fttandlty, Chief of tify the publid to bommunlcAte right turkey dinner |lv * n by tn« wso*
Naval Operitlon*, »m M or David A. sway h u h tlie D iitam h Hull It th«lr s iu jo n s t whleh president pro tern. nam* a n d It may Im i n e r t b ^ j f
(Mdges will be provided to no o n , .
K ahn. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. MoKugh Borough Olerk Mrs. Adelaide S
hand for those who wero entitled I At t)l( aounon mmting that ovo< o< Orange, Mr. and Mrs. W. J . O iam m ir and Burnugh Attorney Reed of Pennsylvania, Brig, Oon houses a r t mUaeil by the ilrlver, I Albert B, SMtth, prwldeil, O ther Tomorruw, S atu rd ay , U VW m &
eleoted w ire: Andraw J. at. »i*is*. si- Umh ««* a W m %
td them.
, j Inlnj, Mayor Btlward W. Currie O 'H igsn ot Asbury Park, M r. and Howard W. Roberts, Emanuel M n - Henry T . Reilly, H arry W. Wood- will h*v* him stop every day and oltlocrs
Bnlce,
vice preeldenti
William i h A r m e n ia , m a r t y r e d o r M l M j s
Oommittesman John Mara advlsod wij, “we have a very flue, cBelent M n. 3 . F . Oonnery of Boston, M ats.; ilgcr, reprassiitlng the MotunautU ring, As*l*tam Secretary of W ar, plok up the com plaints"
f a lU t u n d o r t M 9 m m , ' , J
that the Rond Department could bu jftg.crye but (her* Is protesilonsl Mr. and Mrs, Thom as O. WcTstead, Wine *nd Liquor 0«m p*nyi M r. and m any o th ir prom inent govern- The newly org*nlc«l First Aid Oliver Dlggln, recording secretary Ed ema pt he r of or r hi*
L i d n lu * , A. D, $!■< M ti
and lreB*ur»r,
operated on a non afflolent basis It | jcaloitay between the two organise- Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand V su io tn of Oohen, th eir attorney, E*ra W. K sr- m in t ofRolals,
Squid of the flro Department ar»
W lllism O resn of Keyport, aiwk* B i i K e I* k n o w n f o r t h e n u a r t w * - * !
While In W ashington Mrs. Haley contemplating Ihn purchsse of a
a dump eart truck Wire purohaaed;Umu <(i „
1kit| >t,d the volun- Long Branch, M n . William a , kus: the ltev. W lllism H. H otw ll
on llio value uf th* F|rsL Aid >qu*d, c u re * i t t r i b u t n l t o h i m l n a m c s f Z
ami otwed a resolution for tha pur- (toer)i ^hoy are dlieouraied. Tnoy Bedle, M n. William A. Shepherd, lisstor of tha First B aptist ClhurnHl had lunch with Congressman WII-,|#oond.llt(|)rt nmbulu,ll!(, lur
chine of the santt, the bids to bs „0j
servo at i o'eloog tun- Mr. and M ri H. C. Devlin, Mr. and F rin k royoe, ohurch clerk; O hirles him autphln at th* Capitol «“ • $<00, r.nd asked that «IM of tlial which ha* r is m tly been lor«i«l l» t o h n p r a y e r * , a n * t n a p a t M t i i r |
i„ thn nrfl B|i|,r0pr|. tho borutigh and urged ill eltlN n i m a n i w r m v o M d h r U m n M A w w f
opened at the mwtln« next Tills-'
morning and wore net used in Mis. Wlllism R. <Jr*lg, th e M taifs Appleraie, * d » ird g ja r lln g , O eorje tauiant ind l*t*r the Jersey^tlele-1 ll|in
day night. 'Phe nioitoy for tho pur- puce of the regunr oflloer, They Mary O undrum of South Amboy, P or.sr, pirlaliloner*; C harles V gate*griioUd him in th* •'•n-Amer* L,t|0n wh)oh wn, dime without op- to glv* the uiimd (hair support. f f oTmh * mMa *l iMd line ii ooff t ht hor oMa t u* Mwt.i l l t u m /■ M
A* * result uf Mr. Green'* plya th*
ehMe of the trudl would be taken ),ave meetings and are getting mbrn ttorothy Reynolds of Freehold, Anne Tapp, clerk of fits aeaslon o t the dean room of th* Mayflower Hotel. | IX)llltlan
« w 1 * n 4 1 o'oluoh,
KMMtattou tUutalad $10 to th* *qu*d »»leo*
.. , ........ , ___
irom tl)« toarf appwmlatlon. He1|nl»>rBt»o m the wurk and they Dchular of M etuehen, Helen n«eh)ll Presbyterian ohurch. Th* la st nam* Th» Q ottgruum an baiuod pusses to r.
•mi in ttto *Mniot at f eWoal, ’
to aid it in M ourlni sutipllca,
to visit Congress | M lla v .v ,Mllt
said goad work w$* btlng done on c„uy lupplement the inrofessional ol Jereey City, l i n n D rlin ot Prtnee- ed church Is not'oppoted to the II- th* entlr* t party
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F R A trr im k s ititn l k o
for th e n p o h o t tti* m
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esici of breaking and snwrini C harlotte flehoek. B arbara Todd the 900*foot Isw which w as subm it­ Bureau of P rlntM f, The Jersov
11*1 Turkey nlaaw
la U lM to r, M v , M W U il i
group alio vl*lt*d th* Tom b of the
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t M argaret J . Qevtln and Bernkw W. ted i t t l x hearing.
(Continued of page two*
|here."
B n ile llt o f K o lm d e l f i n C o , N o, t
Miss F«nnl» Oumihliia nf M ataTha presiding Judge ruled! "I shall Unknown a o id itr at Ariuigton,
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Messrs.
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Township,
tell
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1o o p fe re n ifc .w ith H j r e t t n t s t i v s s fro m Fllskov of South Amboy. 'William recommsnd to com m issioner Bur*
porch ol h er home !a>.i nigU. and n e s d a y , F e b r u a r y 1 , I f M , F l n r t taW n
C ilffw o o d l i . M. O h ttM h , T h u r s d a y i.h e O o u n o il, h o w tv e ii l n d lo a t e d t i w t Egan o t Jersey Cttty, J . C h attel D un nett t h i t t h ; temporary plaitaty re* grew m an A utphln w u m ost kind
brok* h ir leg. Th* K tam burg First nt ftiao p. m . T M M I* H c e n t* . T ic k to
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e v e h in t , I W r u w i i H o lw M , a d u lt s
n u to b * * x o h * M $ 4 f o r t$M < tle k o t*
•th* women «v«ry ktndn*** and to u r- Aid Beiisd WM *U(H»fn*d by h*r
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n w d i Many potottttl fcuyon.
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;
This la a bom««taWn pap*r,
T ry a o lis d f M ad Ip th is pipet^.
(O o n tltiu o d o n p$t« tw o )
I th o n y Os F * i l o e . ,
m»h Maw pot*«Ual buyer*.
A p p r o p r ia tio n s
0 HARA AND fALLON
by
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M u e h l h a u s e n
ARE FOUND GBILTYf c " " ' S Z S T t S
T b fa l S um o f
T a k e s
In
$ 2 2 ,9 7 4 .0 4
T axes
T h e
In itia tiv e
^
G r a v e D ig g e r fo r 3 3 Y e a r s in O ld
T e n n e n t C h u rc h y a rd , R e tir e s
John H tnry Wilton, Npu/ 74 Years Old Adm ils that
He Is “ Played 0*1” , bat that Life Hat
Bten Worth Living.
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CAPTAIN TRAVIS HEADS
POLICE RESERVE FORCE
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KEYPORT UQUOR
MRS. J. HALEY ATTENDS
LICENSES LEGAL! DEFENSECONVENTION
ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH
t o have Ma sses to d a y
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THE MATAWAN
PAGE TWO
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J O U R N AL
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f iu d A y ,
F E B R U A R Y 2, 1814
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m m p .
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.whomever u M syortw Alnotf Broke the v
g p tU t^ W ia a tr tiW ih a d 'b a e n
M r. a n d Mre. E. turner o f W t o Apple Brandy Maker
P arker suspended a paiM tm an oooe.;
m u . iTiuniiiminnnr tor me row
t.R « a 4 iS a p a rv ito (
w hen Jw w u chairm an.
j
tt* * * , *nt*(taln<d U bridge la b o n fttak
Monto
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Lose* Sait 0 r e r Note C urrie: - » tim e t 1ft th< k « t 1 0
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o T ’Ot ’tb M r n l* e * ,M !s i ><Mf
d a i f l o t W K it tO J b e r r « i » n i l « *
B*rt*» « M r «ock*w »y. N. * . «
y t a a you have Mad th is m a tte r of be.atog*d,*ti!»BB*.
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P * "MUIiowUree,'*
R efo ao ed -Church pian* to p»y .» aw an. and Mapatated w U ti 4))* 4at*
W in B rakle: % M t does t^ ls «MBp)tla tiw Cl)«m*hlp H all n ow jS a a d l b front of th e s to w niKnt*.
Dr, Vtaotoi Sum *, m a t t a t th e
Merrill W dbm e. * U ndent c t
“
un d a r oottstnieMon and to purchase we j» a » v e w* c a n be
fra te rn a l « U t t o the C h u rc h Night te r in t* ir d * Oo. Of Ooabsyvllle. te n u re of oOoe' mean»~
ferty mem bers a n d guw w
Poetnr C ltM a t tlw A ir.' k to give hJ*h University. Bethlehem , Pa.wm*
M trloe a t th* R ed B u t t R e ta in e d dtstiU en o t U knT s applejack, was
C urrie: "A tim e a n d place of th e naessaair A M l tu n and fixtures, dtreetm * trsfBc on holiday#, m Of tlw 4Cen>ort Y acht (Hub n u d e it
limited num ber Of le e tu ru a a U » « t th* Home ot hi* parent*. Mr. and
o tiu m i o n Wednesday evwnlng, M > - an a of two dgfandw rts Id tbe Or­ he arin g m ust be set a n d chargaa but th e .ball, if oom pktad u n d e r t h e aroird e « * » l ae various. events
a b jtrt T o d a y * R ad H are**." t n e M n . W. 9. W *llaw of Maple Place
phans' C ourt a t F reehold, la s t wyek, given him Ava days before. I t * l^ sac n t c o n tn c t, would be without. cbscklng up on auto llcemra, mak­ iltelr buainn* to be on )w nd
nikijr 1C
re a e a t'd a r aeejdent ’JBU.
Dr. Io r th e week-end.
,
B aturday night a t th e e lo b h e u n
K k i W o t a k e r be* retu rn ed to who w e n told kor'Oounty Judge H a r­ Council could th e n re in sta te him w ater a n d sewage conenction. He ing raids fo r liquor law violations,
to DfKUee being "mllllonMte*," Alt
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umtmmuOi u « i ry R u m th a t they, M a g i t *g«.
in tro m s th e g sest speaker a t
The annual turkey rap p er o f B t.! . _
leoommeoded w ater an d a n o n - an d various emergencies. Our men
relieve
n
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n
o
f
hia
posuion
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r
:h r m H r m e e tttv o f K eyport K i-■John'* Ut. E. C hurch «01 be served
— T.
mwHntiyiy n i F -nttu ffe d th e ir pockets w iJ i " rta je
flal H ospital. Long B ranch, wh«f* should have read any p a p e n before m ete out o th e r .ounlshm en: com- freesa toilet 4m IrisUlied a ojt a sew er have served a t the basketball iiamee
d a b on Tueaday evening tn In th e Chureh School R o a n Ui
she teoasU y underw ent a n operation signing, in rew kM d vortW n a g a iw t m e m u n e. T enure does n o t p ro ­ flonrtaotlon be rOMrte with th e bor­ In the High School to prevent row­ mpney" and starte d o u t tn i t e w t '
•he Masonic THnpte. He gave a-T h u rsd ay evening. M arab L
th* bank.
them . 3 tw court held th a t L a in
te c t a n y c m who fails in his duty ough aewer a t ,g c estUaefed o a it .of dyism. and h a re eliminated the
't* r u im comparison on antomobllej M t*. M. I « t e r T erry an d b a r fo r appendicitis.
CUck tUemer mnc c au g b ter, Eve­ m ust pay *3,000 to Sam uel M g n n a
refuses to do i t. M r. Uogd, n o o . VOtt easmUti** v«u u n a n i­ theft* from . parked csr» there. ■One. group v f i to succeaifui a t
n -a d a n u during I t m onths o t m i 'stster. J i n . H a rry O . Fowler ol
lyn. attended a dinner-dance given assignee of a note, w ritten oc. a i^eee h e n . knows, how 3<at applies to m ous in ila consent and Instructed While l a m in charge, the Reserve '■playing the R ac e V 'ith a t i t ollMtned
and 1933. T here w e n 1,638 New' K eansburg. visited th eir stster. Mi*.
by th e Council a t Sisterhood of Free­ of le tte r paper, p repa r ed by to iid , U a ch e n ."
him . a s C hairm an of th e Building Is n o t interested in irt.em il wrang­ o u t the jhouae an d tb e gam e h a d to
'
Jersey tul4ieri killed d uring U k C. L. W ert ol New H a w n . C onn, o»
hold a t th e H otel atanloy in Lake* a n d given by him to h la form er T h e followtng resolution was then Committee, to prooeed w ith -the les In ih* Polloe -DepartrnMi We be «lo*ed i o t * he evening. A nother
World W ar compared to 1J H killed Sunday. M n . W eat Is very ill w ith
father-in-law
,
W
Ullam
T
.
In
n
is
ot
M o d . Sunday evening
Introduced by W arwick and. sec­ w cik. Mr. A lla n said during th e will try .to .co-operate with whom­ group becam e *o e x p e rt w ith a roun New Jersey by mif-or vttuctes in pneumonia.
pact year th e tow nship officials h a d ever is in"Sharic, v t i are under the l*tt» ty iie s i th a t th e croupier, An>e
A K eA lng o f tb e G uild of til* Re­ Philadelphiaio -w—ih . ...
___________- The Public K cnlth Bed Cross
Laird ma intain ed t h a t th e aum onded by C a U ii . ••R esolved' th a t m ade individual inspections of th e C hief of Police nacordln* to the K aim a h a d to -call upon T reasurer
form ed C hureh will i>e held in ihe
ta e Councu approves th e ateion of
Th* m g o a t f
c ! F b O a -itfeR ln g A steciation ’*111 te&cl a t
C hurch B ouse next 'niesddy a fte r­ w w given .him. a n d w as n o t lo toe th # Police Com m ittee in suspend- tow nship m ads w ithout cost to tb e borough orfUnanee coveriu* u«. We S w e t t Decker, to open th e vaulti
the* O e a s o f th e n o t « a p O rt I th e H ealth f l a t t e r Thtjn(U y, n o - noon fro m 3 to 5 o'clock. T h e mem­ repaid, a fte r his engagem ent to K iss
tow nship b u t be believed w ith th e w an t i o work in cotvluncuon w iav . w n >r*Maie .*noU>er hoard of ( 1,000
c s n n f c n e t a i tb e D ana a t J to - ir u a o r H U M # . A n»w » tnte*- bers o f tb e R sr and N e a r Society Innis, for the purpose o f improving ta * th e C hief, and th a t suspension
re tu rn of better w aaU ur condition* iult in .competition with the regular bilk.
;
W slter Baldwin M onday -ren in * , esteo tn th e work i t welcome to a t- will be th e hostesses a n d will eon a house In Freehold w fean the continue until charges c an be pre­
p ared a n d served, and tria l set, or th e itaw nship Committee, a s a body, force. G oing about our regular
Charles M iller, acting for th e
P lsn s w e made
hokl a s a lm a g -!ten d th e meeting,
«mp»e
Intended
living.
Ju
d
g
e
'IVuax
duct a food sale.
rescinded."
U oyd, Van together w ith th e m ad sijpriytipfs, etnploymenVI th ln k we are able ^tO:
.Jh o U s e .a t o n e 'o f th e tables o f dice,
indi p a rty a t u * home o f M n . R e d ! M n . Edgar T. 3 o o * e a n d « n
ruled Umt the m oney was n o t a gift acton
th ings whlch a 'uniformed'
shoeud go over *!' (he rewl* .and see
T u
4*st^SdO w hen a f
Feeder of H o d e t on M c n a rjr M .,Jam es T . W alling w t t l t e th e taoat- TCapttJn and Mra. Asbury P. W al b u t a lo w , an d tb g t th e re wag no Brakle, and P a r tt r . th e 'R epubli­
lay o u t- a program for the /w hole m an aUght .not knp*' ai»ut,• ana' “ 'fuhiucky “ffiv^n” for! th e dice-roUg^
ling
quietly
observed
ih
e
slxtyc
a
n
Moc,
voted
“No,"
th
e
'la
tte
r
a
p
­
Af-er a sh o rt buninen m a ttin g re - eases to K eyport Literary C lub in
evidence of duresa a* aigMadtow nship wiUUn th e appropriation.
solve esteies In th a t. way. Bui re­ 'J W » h t » tW ,« » b»clc to th e bouse'.
fo
urth
a
n
n
iv
a
n
ary
of
th
e
ir
m
arriage
pending
his
reason,
"because
it
w
as
Ireshments wwe aerved by th e h o st- th e Masonic Tem ple th i* afternoon
M r..B in n a n asked '!f there w a s a m em ber‘ we are green ln police dtherSfflks* in (Hey ware “Red Dog”
n o t brought before the en tire Po­
-■'■ses. M n . R obert T odt acting ax when a program op “P lantation h u t F rid ay a t t b d r hom e o n West
F ro n t S treet. During tb e day. sev­ D o o a l e l l M i i o
lice Committee before suspension.'’ road qnnm isskm er who could^ be
^■n^Tfibney’Tmieei."f
h s asd attn s hostess. T he n o t busl- .Days" will he presented.
eral friends called upon them to
R o e m e lt Fuad T h e Democratic members, c a r ta n . appealed ;to in case of neces*}ty.' H e
ness m eeting w in be held a t th e G ardon Bornkam p. W alter Van offer
tijo e e i wtio attenfled, heaped on
was
infenned
th
a
t
the
membe|«<of
congratulations.
Warwick, and M uehlhausen, voted
home o f M n . A . M . B r a v a
th e oommfttee -pra’se fo r * -very e n Oteaon a n d Earl Dolaon w ere guests
A donation ot $100 to President “Tea," and th e M ayor c a st th e de­ the Ckammittee, as a whole, consider­
T he Young People's Soeiciy of
Joykble evenJng a n d a re eagerly
Spenoer A . Jonea, ?torl A dm lnlstrs- of t h : Misses..Helen F in n , H ate)
ed
th
e
road
problcms
tiitt
t
h
a
^
g
r
e
Roosevelt's
W
arm
Springs,
O
a„
ciding
vote
wfth
his
p
a
rty
col­
tor under th e X attooei Recovery ;Brown an d C lara Woolley a t & re­ O ethsem ane Evangelical L utheran
V»kln#''<torW«rd :to the next M onte
was a n understanding aipong' t h n i .
Foundation
was
announced
by
the
leagues
to
sustain
the
suspension.
Church,
K
eyport,
will
hold
Its
regu­
CbUFlOvnight.
Act, has appointed Judson s. Ropla ’ception given in honor o t th e grad>
■
"t
0 u rrie : “I d o n 't th in k a m an *» W * « i e o f an: em ergency.'ana»h!
M onmouth County W om en's Demo­
la
r
m
eeting
this
evening
a
t
t
h
e
home
or Keyport. a deputy Inspector to see ■uattng cUva of Long B ranch B igh
Th* .oemmttUe W t U lieaded by
of J o h n K ennedy. 33 P eltier Avenue, cratic c lu b a t its m eeting In Union dm w lu i M jCOO a year should' be c<“‘w a c t and the a e t w ould'be a p (Contlnued trom page one)
th a t all p ro rista m o f th e tael code (8ehooI. Tuesday night.
'
R
ear
.CommodoM
E
verett
Decker
;
etuchen. Mr. Kennedy was for­ Beach last Saturday, speachea on able to th in k h e can tcU a c h a i r - t h e Oommltiee.
are enforced. Mr. Wopla k gi*en a u - j M u , Bfttiste Shaw of Mew Yortt. M
m erly a resident o t East K eansburg. the life o r the president w ire given m an of a poik* ebm m ltlw th * t h * | Csdlertor aeorge F. K jller.rep o rt- figure, of .last year to *10.71, a sav­ tU ^ ipauaed'C om m odare Lockwood.
ed
collection
of
thority o f exercising all th e power; i«pest th e wirek-end s t th e haaic a t
F riends o r Michael S h e rry will be by M n . A. Lawrence Plager of was through taking his jokes. H e!*4 ooUectlon of t a n s slflee » s t ing to th e taxpayers of (9.12 per Woe pam m odore. J o h n Scully, K e lwhich h a te been delegated to him tn h e r paren ts on A tlantic S tm t.
C*rhftrt, A rne K a lm a ..C harles
glad to know th a t they e a n hear Long B ranch, Mrs. C atherine E|kus h as been going around town, re- m onth to be: 19U. I ll S J t ;. 1&3, $1,000 valuaUoii. A greater return
accordance wtth t l * code of fair
^tVUer apd .Jbhn R oberti.
;
M r. an d M n . A. 0 . M arcus spent. Mm S aturdays a t 13:lS p. tn. and W hit* o t R ed B unk an d M n . Ade^ eifeoaible people tell uie. threaten- V i m s v . 193V.'*7«1»7;. tax jU en*.'
will
be-received
(or*
outside
tutiton
competition fo r th e retail aoUd fuel Sunday ln Newark in observance of 8 u s u * ;a a t 11; « a. m. from station line Y. Lawrence, D em ocratic S tate i lng to resign. T he m orale .o f the IM 148, and . interest, M c enuf.ipakpuplla.
iJiiu « ijr (it ih e 9 te te o f New J e n e y th eir tav n tjM lfth wedding a im lrer- WAAJ*, Jersey City's largest station. Commltteewoman,, of
Freehold. D epartm ent h as been injured. We Iiii a total of ’ 34.090.30 casjeetcd.
T h e following resolution was
by authority a t C h ap ter TO of the asry.
' ego B ear th e ease a t the n e x t regu­ T here Is on hand a balance.of slx>ut
M r, S herry «U1 be glad t o a lly any M ote th a n a n a ttended.
"Whereas,
13.500. The Board or Edubati^in fdopted unanimously:
Rev. an d Mrs. A. P. M e n to n wiU aocigs fo r which requests a re sent
?»rw Je m e r In d u strial Code.
M n . C arlton W arwick o f Deal, la r m etfiug cn February 13.”
GOOD
.the Mourn. Oeorge W. Msndcvllle,
c o ra n ai OattnoU. Royal Arcanum, probably leave th is week by au to ­ to th a station.
M uihlhauw .i:
"If th is occurs m ade its usual request for' tsistO
was appointed to organise club* for
WilUam
;K
.
Pengel.
and
Henn1
L.
which
was
la
id
over.
mobile
into
the
southlands
until
Tad a bunco p arty in tta lodge room
K oyport V in t Aid Squad -will give young D em ocnttc women ln the again, I will have you here, Mr.
Five tax certiAcates were ordered Sucker have ‘ served feithfully und
isst F riday e ren ln g which wan May 1. They expect to raM h n e rld a
dance in Julian's B oathouse a t eounur. T h e m ovem ent « • * p n v U eyd. 1 am . sorry th a t you were
to the, be*t Interest of this sciiooi
argely attended. T he party waa but will slowly (.Tograas south O nion B aaeh on Friday evening. poaed by R tg n e e n u tiv a M ary T. n a t' ln on all th a t's been going on. cancelled. the »sms to be e^ned'iby
OLD COM TANT8
<ivcn In honor o f P N atd m t Room- through a e te rtl states in whloh they W*bru»iy M . Muste fo r th e event N orton, wfiao th e aooke in Bed Yonkauska c an tell you who (Hit the C h a irm tn and th e c ie rlt a s >fol- district a t M *nA»n ot this Hoard
And
wher'ejU they are pandidates for
;
HARD LEHIGH
'!r. and fo r th e baoeflt o f th e W arm vill atop. Mrs. M ention's h ealth
will be-furnished by H arry D u four B ank recently.
him on th a t Sunday night. Sloat lows: C harles Herbert, 114.7$: AwAln
rt>eleo.W«i
therefore
be
it
resolved
Men ae*t—H lu b U iit r
spring ta a d d a tto n . There weic tha reason for a trip now.
a n d tola orchestras The committee
M n . Madeline Sea th o ro of Bed told him th a t he waa th e Chief and Applegate, m a t ; (John J. N tw jneyth
a
t
we
go
on
record
aiiprovinu
er, g}3M ; U chm anL iv«rm ore' 1M.74
iboai i s people preas o t an d prtaes
T h e aholr or G -» h»m »ne Cyan* In charge oonsists of H a rry Way, Bank, chairm an of the R elief Ootn- was ru n n ln g 'th ls departm ent."
tlielr t*-eleotlqn and, iu) l the .sup­
and W ym ta BStele, w s .
w crr aw arded to M n . R . Rslley, follnai u ith e ra n C hureh, K eyport, Vt«d H . XMrler an d UaUe K ing.
m tttee. reportod o n work by h e r o r­
port of' ail tw e e n s for ‘ tlielr re­
Emanuel Zlpaer, lit* . S . Ougal, M ix is planning a P iitfta e h l Social to be
A aurpriac birthday p arty (or Mrs. ganisation In the oountrPhune 791
election, eo th a t the same Bjurd
M w ord Kluta, M n . tM lla A tulta Jr.. held on Monday evening, February 1UUe 8 . Ooe was given M onday a ft­
A committee w aa appointed to
KKTPORT, N. J.
m ay continue th eir work of imiirovA W Campbell, M n . U u m Maurer, 11. In th e Mhsonic T n n p le .' An e n ­ ernoon by h er daughter, M rs. Brnest plan a dance and a play .to b e given
M i l i r e D C C P D U P r A f t j f j in t our ichoois."
Mrs Scott, Ml*. A. W Campbell, joyable evening of fine e n tertain D unham , Those present w e n in th e near future, T n e m embers
s v u tu i n s u s n r c TUilUB
nml M r, WUHa« T fty * .
iMmi Is promised, followed by rc- M n . WlUUm Chadwick. Mrs. Wil- a n Mr*. W sa sh s SSerrMi* of
fWihMunU
' • Mti« Hl| WIU
a an . k, t . Hooie. K e a n ib u n , and M m . Leona Kau»(Continued tro m page one>
tO onum ied from pose one) •
M n , I r a M . Ansorg*. Mra. Daniel le lt of Bradley Beaoii.
ll the J-Irw B aptist O h u n h w et' ut in raw lv ei.
lie home a t M n . T h o m u W AuT h e U te ra tu re D epartm ent of Oonover, Mias K aliiryn D unham
The meeting w as preaided over
eny
desire on Its p a rt to tim e tlon
•narit. T m ad ay cw n lag . A in can K tjrport Im provem ent Association Miss Ptorano* Wyckoff. M rs. D un­ hy M rs. Howard H eight o t S ea o u t , It w w not possible to widen Pie road
• M n . B ertha Poueeos presented Mrs. where tb e courtly culverts ran e6 a n y Mwc If th a t duty would
legraas wds Uw «(t«dy Af th e eve- wtU en tertain the m em ben of tha ha m and M n . Ooe.
We Buy and S«U Anything and
U b s M gqi P. Hanna* of Trenton, H eight and Mm. U w re n a e w ith thrdugh w ithout eo-operaition from priva a paid o n c e r of we gee, "W e
ilng. T h e W hite O m group, of i Association a t a regular meeting to
•he county in extending tlw lr et>i- are willing to do almost anything
g ra d u a te of th e M ate T H w hen' flowers.
*hieh M n T hom as Hopkins ol |!>s held in th e lib ra ry next Mraxjay
Everything on Commitsion
exoept
eubetltute
on
tho
roster
tb
r
verts
on
both
ends.
Sufflclent
d
irt
West XeaiutMirg la ehairm an, dls- afternoon a t 3 o'clock. M n . K nud Oaliage ,ot T ran ton, has b e en aah eti:
a
paid
m
en,
unless
one
of
our
uu
m
iur
th
e
Iraquiied
All
would
be
given,
«d
by
K
n
p
a
tt
S
o
u
d
u
t
StluoaUon
olaved > llrg i1 -upjily of ixm dagu, 8, S a y *111
Um guwit apeaker and
he n l d , by Cox and Hankins. H ie ber i* a paid substituted. We would
to rspiase M n . H arry M tlar. who re ­
towels, rubber gloves, e tc . th a t ai* members may bring lueata.
d ie t* w u instructed to w rit' the like to have e paid oneer.O n tA ty
f*»dy to b e shipped to heaoquar- num ber ks asked to nrtttf her yoar cently resigned beoeuse of Ulnsas.
B a u d (^.Freeholders for t h e neces­ all th e Ume we' a r t on d u ty btfc ,*»
M iss .tiAOnaa took u p h e r duties aa
MATAWAN AUCTION SALES CO.
w n lor dM trtbutton In th e m is­ book.
sary pipe. Complaint* were b eirtr will eee that the bornigh doea .n o t
sionary neld. Tw enty member* and ! T lw T. M 0 . A. Board b a i n u d e Instructor o t the girls' gymnaalum
77 Main Street, Matawan, N. J.
Dave
to
hire
any
extra
tta
ri
beyond
re
e
d
ed
th
g
t
oertatn
farm
er*
on
the
tO o n u n W tf o f a f* p * one)
« u » t» m ftr tu m ritl.
|n iii» in « fifirt nt a*viral ootnm lt. classes a n d s u p e r v i s o r aoo>e o f the
,. .
J. M. KVANS. Auctioneer
lUoyi R oad e fe n :p k m ln i th e ir fields th a t for ah* regular day* WJVor th e
Una to ttf ftc for wm enwlDg n u w atudy haU» of th * JflgW School on
1 ;, '
t cam e In h ereB atu rd ay an d asked into he r o a i’iiiWeh h a d been widen­ peld rone," tie said.
! IoUowk: C roup work, M w ard D, Monday.
"We are a body which g ra n ts; to
him to take Sunday off. lie ha* ed r ceutly and In so doing were
jlfyrne. Jo h n O. H arU ltr, and W. 8.
two days a m onth coming <u> him.
Sw alU w ; finance committee, a . D. Elactrifieatino of Shore
H H SS
I alao lik e d him to w ark night*
Slm lts, d ia r ie s Young, Daniel H anthis
week
to
gel
a
complete
picture.
Brandi
WIU
Be
Delayed
j d rk iu n p . Jo h n a . Hoke, and Ohartes
cheok-un. He couldn't gc ofi
{Moorr: imbliclty, H erbert F Brown,
nights unkeu h t h a d t o n e m t the
'lle n r y T. HopMna And Sdward T he P w jeel Mss
M*)i» «f MMiw-«aWw>a Nila
day before and th e R e n n e s here
I n M n iW y
11). Hyme.
would lu v e e e m d Sunday in hit;
SiiMajr, g i M u , f f t i u i i «■«
' SevenU Koyporl p«opl« itU n d a d a
plaoe. He d id n t take p it Sunday
»■•*»* Matliwn tile
epedal service an d tw a s a lo ii in , A lthough he anhouneed th e Penn­
and lie didn't work nlghte; b e toM
r a t e aA t.K
Christ'* W ae o p a l C hurch, a o u th sylvania railroad p k n t to «pend
rm alM > H u M m la
me h e wa* Uusugit tr t ln g orders.
Aiiiboj, Sunday night when uw t H / m M i ia t U aivaW M H is and
:Ptn|«rotu CroMroub” ! church ch ap ter of tlw O rder o t St. new equipm ent tn the n e a t th ra t H* asked me nb y 1 ■wMtidn’t aak
Vincent's Guild, th e national Acol- y e a n . O en. W, w . A tteibury, Presi­ him to r his resignation, t t you
> . . And, of Courts, Steinbacha
am not m an enough to resign yourHi* Via Tta if.
‘-fli* «fat« !>.■
i yl» * o m id of tb s W sc o p a l Church, dent, •nnoutiM d o c W ednsadty that
C*mr4t
eelf it th a fe th e way you feel
Have the Smartcaft Fahrlca
j admitted aevaral m am ban. Thass electrlfleation of th e lines to Long
B ranch a n d ' Atlantic City will have a k .4 i It, I am gtktng you tor it
twaa*
rkara.. v+ h u w a o -t 1lltrn d ln g from th a borough In lO
now,* 1 told him. A fter h e didn't
>eluded Mr. an d Mrs. Raym ond Joht)'
JAr« nKNI'Klit, MAX M K «
In F ebruary the woman w}\0 sows, w isely doe*
Th* shore eleetrlAoatlan plan, do any n ight d u ty l suspended
r« H » « <
H t « K \ t.ltV iiu n and son, Raymond an d daugh'
most of h e r plnnninit for Spring. K e w fabrics a re
| ter, W inifred. Mr. and M n . Jo h n frhieh Jerse y resident* have hoped him."
T he Mayor: "U nder the circumhere . . . m any, many of them , Jo jffovide Inspiration
P ris«fifh t« r A l b t L ady’ ru tlr r . John Kelly an d B iniam ln would be re a lliK t a eenu indefinitely stenoes I think you are Justified. I
for sm art, Inexpensive things, HenE>*r» lw o 'exam ples.'
are Mai * iw am rieat u on i Kelly.
In 1M1 M ayor c itre n e e X. » . Het­ th ink the Chief h a e not been sm enrick of A sbury Barn m o te A tterbury able to. th e Police D epartm ent. One
• ' •
''** * ' \
■ .
urging th a t electric train* b e Inctl o t hi* attafnein cam e to m e and
luted along th e ooaat a s p a rt of a told me he (Sleet) did n o t have to
lin.OOOJNO improvement project take orders trom th e Council. I
b u t th e p la n w u shelved aa being believe e |i the Borough officials p »
too «ipen*lve. T here a n 33 stations nubject to our direction, and we
In the 40-mile etretch from Perth have to bear tha b ru n t' of public
thbatre
opinion when anything goes wrong.
Amboy
to M n t M eaaent.
RKO RANK
Newark will probably receive 111.- We need obedience.
Legally the
OOOjOOd of th e preaent total, which Polloe Oomlhtttee h a s th e power
Mnnmnuiti
-Rich fabrics for
will include a new M arket S treet to suspend, n i t r e hn* been insub­
dresses, couLi at id
T O O A r a a d HATt BOAV
station, a n d th e elim ination o f Man­ ordination. refusal to obey orden.
suits. Tweeds, rouih
GSElS
h a tta n T raitfte r, Tube tra in * will T he Oouneil should epprove Mr.
weaves, lleht weight
T#l- «•« Rsok IMS
ru n to th e new station and through Muehlhaueen'e ad Jon."
novelty dress mipaiaangera wishing to slo p a t Hud*
In reply to a question as to who
terlels that will fash­
IS ALL H COSTS TO
n tlO A V a«4 HATl’RDAV
(/•-sta rrin g
son T tn a ln a l wtll ehange s t th e were eervtog now a a Aoiloe oAeei*.
ion Into the (unartmt
O
W
N
A
GENUINE
M
arket
S
tre
e
t
station.
M
uehlhauaen
aald.
“W
oyd
o
.
Yon
garments ImaginnDoutU > MontgoBwry
Stan Laurd
Psise dge r branehea trom Rahw ay kauebe o r O s n tn l Avenue, took his
FRIGIDAIRE UNDER
■»* K»r Jsiuuon
Olivar Hudy
to S outh Amboy an d tb s line fiwm ptaeo. I ' m trying him o ut. H e's a
54 inches wide; of
OUR METER-ICE PLAN
Princeton to Princeton J unction will m arried m an w ith a family.”
high 8telnlMtch dual­
be electrified, B is understood.
"U o y d :. *1 am a aeember of the
KIINBAV a M MONBAT
ity . . . oven their
M ost a t M e huge total of m m - Poltee OeeamlUee. b u t th is I* all
low prloe doesn't in-.
000 w ill he used (or new equipm ent new to me." u n w ittp o n P arker
A o t e dime* a n d n ic k e ls th a t
dlcate It. In new
W ith CIIAHUR C IIA M
end for (lectnrylog the rout* from said. ‘I think an action aueh e*
tluaea of blue, green,
•lip so eeailjf th r o u g h y o u r
W ilmington, D e l, to W ashington, thla should eome before tn e H M ie e
Jun* K nigkt, J i a w
tun and mixtures. ■
i a g e n c m n o w b u y • F rig id Every
W«A
and
Sat
■ s e ttle train* now n u t tro m New Oamntlttee first," T h e (M am iitee
Dunn, B « « ljr H®|• »
IM
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Tortt to W ilmington.
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AMATEUR NITE
day p u ts o n e i n y o e r h o m e
Mjrtnc. *1 did have W arwick down
• r id e r o u r n e w M e t e r - l o
TTH O A Y aw l « W W A I
here w e n l tlavee. H a w as hare
P la n . H e r* '* th e p la n .
th e n ig h t tP a treb a a n i B at ed* got
. Katfa r y g and 1
DtWtMV. MONBAV. TMUMV
h it check «MI there wa* no night
' Nothing «1m llko it
Tka C rillra Slead « p g M O n a iM t
r o t M H N S M N eflleer on duly."
l e
Warwick! "He
T h l | T a a r t P M Big Dram a!
L T * tl u* y o u w a rn o m o f th e
WM m e h e weukl d o am *! ere told
AUscn S i d m r t b
new
frigidaire*
eh st use* h it
T he Matoo TUe Oempany 1
Richard BarthtUatu
,
The atlka that will hd(d high ^avor lor the oeW,
etorted pteUaalaary work for a te ru him It we put It in w riting, w ny.
enmnt than on* lamp b u lb .
‘ W . C F m U*
lng th e (« e w U m a t Ila p la n t near we would have |* am p ler a
brighter
seuon. Gay ptiivja la •eyeca) floral affect*
1
Ik We deliver it without a
ttn ta n Beech. P u n p s a n being op- tary."
« ||U IM » 4 V iftN tV t MUk Mb
and
plalda.
as In c h ,'rm a ^ 'g«ade d lM lk -e t^
U
oyd:
"I
uodaretand
h*
waa
penoy'a
down
pa/meat.
Then
enlted dajr a n d night draw ing w ater
w u dejKrtk lie a day in the
from tb e «tey pit* to p u t tttam w willing to toke off B n n d w nnd to
waavaa
In
the
new ahadw or ldue, green and brown,
Naw I t
M B ia a N B w aklag eamUUoo le r digging. I t is eeuesst- work nlgM*. w e a n ptoetd lu a n
IbtoMc* which is *ttt*h«d.
pttH ien, not knpwing
•WUaek. For dree#**, Mound and ^Hmmlnjpi.
<w
ed it wtU ta k e about two weeks to awkwgrd
Oode e month our repreteatft*
A M *
M m In
w hat It I* all a b o u t T b m m ay be
remove th e w ator.
live will call, oofleet tin
«TnKBA«Wh>^MtPlOM
« M ir y A st«r
O ther prelim inary work, such as a nother tid e to title que stion
money end credit It to ycv.C u rrie: “A isw suit wouW n et
renolra to kUse and buildings is aleo
Recount.
WKDNMOAV ad tW a M D A T
bontigh eny tm n g .
I
under way. t t i t repotted U iat ever east ( b t
r n n A V Jt M TtlR O A V
•t When payment* are eom«
AMpb* ftliajeu
IN m en will b e put to work in about wWUfl W 9 N H*
N m w l aad ll
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Mary Aalor
■WM MDonstbiMy, 1
toe aad the ftigldalre it yourc. . < n « |l« w M
to n n a r emptoyees will be given (h*
f ^ a U ta M MM M e g * V»al«te
d l,
• r e t opper twMties te r w ort. 1* # to knew something about I*. I*
Ganavieva ToWn
.
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m * s w n m tM a g a i • • .o b k u m o m
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KEYPORT NEWS
to
K 4 9 IC T 3 MEMBERS
COA L
JUDSON S. HOPLA
m . BTOCET ADOPTED CAPTAIN UtAVB HEADS
'WITHOUT OUNCE
Public Auction Sale
S A li EVERY TUESDAY AT 12.30 P. M.
MATAWANCOUNCIL
SLOAT
susm s
TIME TO PUB
SPRINGHONE-SEWING
W ookns
S t1 a n d
racmoLo
DAY
‘8G R L S IN A BOAT**
T il! ACHANCE'
Slo down poymrai
,<SOKS OF THE DESERT*
New Printed Silka
M U n iU F U N T
T B U E AND O iT
"EASY TO I M "
" ii A S SACRE"
9W9
-g * * jU a ra l « a i H u ^ r '
ia st ' t o l w t
J t j a w m t h a t ih* e m u t r t t
S X T o S iM i
I m g f a M ih f oesepaiiy’s pit*.
: " A t * IM s * n * M i * i * t .
MUM proeeed wilb fiawHMl
a m * to heetb« th* «*«•■*. JH
MiB Ml JMIP
t aMM gdai.^ ^ftl.
i^ P A Y ,
p e b r u a r y
"SKffiSr
lb) Qpnduot unbesomlng a Wosceuting officer of .this state in that
th e said Jo n as A. Tum en, either
personally o r as a m em ber ot a law
firm, received money from the said
Irving Wexler. alias Waxey Gor­
don, fty way ot fees Ifir legal scrvloes ivendered or to be rendered (
although th e said Jo n as A. Tumen
Wall knew tho said Irving Woxlrr,
alias Waxey Oordon. to be a crim­
inal «|IU «%nwMjilvua DnnHmti Wiiu;,i:
presence an d conduct in Monmouth
Count* waa harm ful to the peace
and iyell-balng ot th e said county;
(c) C onduct unbecoming a prosooutlng oflloer d r this stale in thnt
the said J od m a , T um en used and
attem p ted to use h it official posi­
tio n w ith and influence over the
g rand, juries ompanellen in and lor
th e Oounty of M onmouth to bring
fcbout th e freedom from iwoaecu*
tlo n of those guilty of violating the
laws of this state an d to harass
th e Ihnocont among hla personal
and m iltlcal enemies;
.
XdtW onduot unbecoming a pro*
souttng oB o er of th is Mate In that
th o aald Jo n as a . T um en brought
about
and eonvtotion or
one laouis n o m for a n o n , although
he w ill knew th a t a .handwriting
expert had reported th a t a ciieck
upon which flie in id Jo n as A. Tu
m en frlnctnaU y relief fo r eonvlc
Hon was a forgery; .
, '. Linked ,to lle trlrk
(e) C onduct unbecoming a prose
c u tln * offlcer of this state in that
th e aald Jo n as A. Tum en conniving
With Clarence E. P. Hetrick, for­
m er lhayor of the City of Asbury
P a rk and leader of th e TumenHetrlcjt political maohlfie, did sell
Joba lh the Oounty o t Monmouth
a n d tttrcc successful -aspirants for
appointive, office to pay tribute to
th e m achine fo r '.no jous they m>cu re d ;
(f) Conduct unbecoming n prose­
cuting) offlcer o t this stato in th at
th e said Jo n as A. T uiqcn conniv­
ing w ith the said C larence E. F.
tie trick and Louis T um en of As­
bu ry ^park an d Bnnch (Nocky)
Johnson of - Atlantic -tilty, perm it­
te d (timing houses to operate in
’ th e County of M onmouth ar.d dur
Ing th e sum m er ot 1033 did perm it
th e AUdlson Club <to operate on
O cean; Avenue In the City of Long
S ta n c h , although he well knew th a t
th e aald Addison Club was a gam ­
ing house operated oy the liench
m an of Irving Wexler, alias Waxey
Oordon. in co-operation w ith mem*
b a n o t the notorious purple G ang
of b a iro lt. Mloh.. which was fo r­
m erly headed by Beese WhIMemore,
la te r Hanged to r murder
(I) Conduct unbecoming a p ro w e u th v i offlcer of this state In th a t
th e aaM Jonas A. Tumen, conniving
w ith hU chief of county deteetlvai,
H a r r r B . Crook, did organise a *PurI m ii « rg a n ln tlo n known a« th e
C ounty Detectives’ »enevolent Assoe ia tlw l which attem pted to oollect
trttm u t tra m apM ktaalai an d dlaorr housesl th a t said Jonaa A. Tu'
nnn dkt appoint *. A. OtU ahd on*
OnsoMs* solhritomtor this spurloua
eiwanliatlon and when their aotlvlti** Meame a public scandal the
PAGE THRgfc
T H E
H A T A W A N J 0*U R N A L
s aw.WiB.M. 'irf?),!.
...,\'ja g e g B t C T M a ^ J i v j . .- ! - . ~
tlureonibasMM lfctto t b a e n d t h a t If
any m l i l 'o r m CtttntM M t forth
h«reto w 't w 6 i ;« t w ? » of^m psM liment sg ale st* th e « ald Jo n as A, T u ­
men shall .be pnMetttacl fcy th e mem­
In U proar m Monmouth
bers o fth s -G e n e ra l A jeem blyto the
r a n k l/m M C U v iia fw secutor
Senate a t th e * t* t« a f Wew Jersiy to
Connived" w ith iletrltk
the an d th a t .proceedings thereon
may be h a d In aooordance w ith Uw
custom*,
statu tes a n d ConsttttiUon
Im peachm ent o f Jo n as a . t u » e n , Monmouth C ounty Prosecu- uf tii« B ta ts of New Jersey.”
W \, o n a ig h t charges was coiled tor MoOwnpbell gained th e floSr with
In tho legislature M onday night by a resolution actin g th e Senate Join
Atpemblyman Theron McCampbell. In « grand jury invssw gatlon of the
t o * resolution he Introduced, Mc- county a n d m unicipal oHelals in
Oampbell chargee Tumen "con- Monmouth. Prepared w ith a flash­
BWed” w ith Clarenoe E. r . Het- light to continue reading h is prepar­
Hck, form er lAsbury P ark mayor, to ed sp ee c h !/ mem bers tu rn e d out.t*ie
tW ,political power fo r Improper lights, as happened once M o n , Mceauies and refrained from strict Campball drowned o u t all opposition
«;V|^4aiSb«)B)i«JU-a»raeuga, chalre n f o r c e m e n t# xrlm lfisl laws.
S a rin s a half hour talk la which | man<“ inly rapped to t order,
assembly and gallery remained in The M onm outh Assemblyman asa n uproar. McCampbell .refused to'serted he was n o to u t o f o rd er since
yield the floor even though another he had yielded th e floor to no one.
bill waa passed during h is talk.
The galleries a n d som e Democratic
, Hla complete resolution stated:
members dem anded h e toe allowed
^ Whereas, Theron McCampbell, a to continue. W han th e speaker was
m em ber of the G eneral Assembly three-quarter* o f th e way through
o f the State of New Jersey, hereby his harangue, Slm cusa stopped ra p ­
presents
the annexed
charges ping th e gftvel. poured .a glass of wa­
Rgalnst Jonas A. Tum en, a prose- ter and se p t It to McCampbell while
outor of th e County of Monmouth, spectators roared th e ir approval.
Which charges consist of:
The apMOh, h i w hich he severely
•
Cites Rermlt f a r Gordon
criticised Tum en, waa later ordered
expunged
from th e assembly record.
(a) Conduct Unbecoming a orosePUtlng ufflcer of th is state In th at a His two resolutions .were referred to
clerk in his law otBce, one David lhe Judiotary Committee for report.
Davis, w jth th e knowledBD und
. ‘l'um en's Challenge
consent of said Jonas A. Tumen.
A challenge to A ssemblyman McVSUChlHl for th e good cliuracter ol Cnmpbell to repeat hla im peachm ent
one Irving Wexler, alias Wnxey demands on a platform n o t protect­
G ordon, for a pistol perm it made ed by legislative privilege was Prose­
W ider tho statute to th e county' cutor Tum an’s only.com m ent on the
judge, although both th e said David charge! th a t th e Holmdol Democrat
P av ls and th e said Jonas A. Turnon made against him In tho legislative
knew -the said Irving Wexler, alias chamber, Monday night.
W a#«j Cordon, to bo a criminal
“My only reply la th a t I dare and
n nd notorious gangster;
defy McCampbell to m ake those
uime statem ents on an y platform
other th a n th a t in th e Legislature
where he Is protected by privilege,"
Tumen said a fte r hearing th e eight
complaints of political "conniving"
with form er M ayor Hetrick nnd tax
law enforcement
At tlie capltol, McCampbell re ­
frained from onitwerlni? the proseru ta r'j dare.
■I have said enough for th e iiroscnt," he told questioners. I t is expeoted he will renew h is demands
for legislative action a g ain st Tumen
next 'week,
A T en n w ste hU torian likens P re s­
ident Roosevelt to Andrew Jackson.
We tru s t .-that th e P red d e n t win
emulate Old Hickory u h c n it cornsto th e m a tte r ot collecting Prenoh
debts.
5 -B S
B ro tb e ro f
'
Hel U sdcrB ond
DirtUkrr Price* ior.
nardo, George W ilster o f Belford.
Jam es Z a n m b a o f L eonardo,.Pm *'
nls M urphy or B ast KeaiUbOrg. Al­
b e it Langerford of B elfo rt, C b u le s
D orr of Port M onmouth, S a ra C.
B oughton of Llncroft, Lewis Corlltto
of Middletown, Isadore W alling of
Port M onmouth, C harles S ta v a of.
Port M onmouth, a n d A lfred HUtUcker o f Leonardo.
<Lald over: P e te r P ingltore o f Mid­
dletown, Morrlsey and W alker of
Ideal Beech, L o retta D unne of 1*0nardo, a n d S tern B uK hlll of M iddle­
town. These applications will be
heard February 18.
MWETISfASSES
■ •W U rrln U D e a th sfiH s M la a ta .lte O e r m m n t In fo n n sO ltlse n s of 4he
H u b . Rays Crook
"Jersey lig h tn in g " Prices,
A Total of UM.MS.7I To B e Spent I
Sum at |M ,3M .tg !Ta « e Raised
T hom as K e su a n , Mew York city,
Distillers' prices for app^o b ra n d ;
^
by Taxation,
brother of Jdhn, a K eansbunr chain were m ade public, Monday, by the
•to te m anaglF Vno committed sul- Federal Alcohol A dm inistration and
The 1034 budget poised Its third
clda a m onth ago was placed under showed th e M ine tendency to;M gk
his own h all of tUXM) o n Tuesday by levels as th e prices announced e a r ­ endffliwl w a d in g la st Thursday, a f t­
Judge H orry T ruax in special ses­ lier fo r whiskies, gin and rum . Dr. ernoon w hen th e Middletown Townahlp'Oommlttee held Its session. The
sions court. H arry-orook, th ie f ot J. M. Doran,' Supervisor o t th e As­
oounty detectives^ explained the m an sociation of the Distilled S p irits In> budget first iwae amended to comply
was held to .perm it a n inquiry by dustry, revealed th e prloos to th e w ith a request from W alter Darby,
S tate Commissioner o t Municipal
the prosecutor’s office into th e cir- prtaa, a s p a rt «f a program to a p ­
Accounts, Who declared th a t the to­
cumstanoes surrounding the suicide's praise th e public of the m anufactur­
ot th e budget h a d been added
act.
’ ers' charges, including taxes, to the
m aking an e rro r of $500. The
Clarenoe fiuydam an d Theodore wholesalers a n d re ta ile rs,. so th a t
new 'flgijre*, as corrected, call for
Bai!ey.KEXDMt. jfleiuied. tlie consumer c a n determ ine if the *lM(Mfl.7« as the to ta l appropria­
guilty before Judge T ruax of b reak ­ nriPM h ; !s ftskstl to yft-y fsprss^Ri
tion*, a n d iao,356.76 UJ be raised by
ing a n d entering an d larceny. Tneyi a n equitable spread. T he federal au ­
taxation.
were com m itted to th e county jail thorities have th e rig h t to revise,
I tt e g reater p a rt of the meeting
to aw ait sentence W bruary 8.
downward distillers' im posts if the was.ocoupled by hearings of appli­
Suydam was charged w ith break­ facte w arran t b u t are w ith o u t con­ cations to r perm anent plenary li­
ing into th e home of J . Harold H en­ trol over retail prices, and if the ad­ censes. T hree applications were re ­
drickson, K erport, an d tak in g a 32 m inistration is to follow its indicat­ jected. B e rth a (Hekuuth was refused
caliber revolver valued a t |32. ed policy of keeping prtoes low on th e grounds th a t th e person op­
Bailey is charged w ith breaking in ­ enough to com bat Illegal trafflc, It erating th e establishm ent w as not
to th e home of-Edwar'a WyckofT, a l­ was Indicated these prices would be a cltiien. am t because she could not
so of K eyport. H e Is alleged to reduced.
furnish proof-of pubhoatlon of legal
havo tak en a revolver, gold w atch
Laird i t .Co., headed by John notlfes of intentions to make appltand chain, a n d a diamond pin all
Evans lia lrd of M atawan, w ith a dis­ qation. The* application of A nna
valued a t 9125. B oth .youths had tillery a t flcobeyvllle. bu t w ith ad- Lawbush or Oast K eansburg, was
previously been arraigned before O rea given os Long B ra n ch In -the tu rn ed down because It w as too dose
R ecorder Harrjr B olte Sr.. #nd
report, is getting I18JW per oase of to a plaee operated by D ennls'M urwaived Indictment. R alph Heuser 12 q uarts for ‘ILatrd's Aptilejaok," phy, a licensee. 'P at'K ennedy of Red
of M ataw an, attorney, Is appearing
Connecticut Distilleries, Inc., W est- Bank, was retused a license for the
ior n&Jlcy.
iwrt, Conn.,\ quotes IM.DB p e r ease M iddletown K a ie r because of dose
to distributors as distillery prloe for promm lty - to - another licensed ven­
Crystal Guides
"Old Mill Apple Brandy." T he D ut­ dor;
granted: Charles niblon
( W arn Motorists chess C ounty C ider C orporation ot oftileenses
R iver Flasa, .ivancls Piitnlok J r.
Pleasant Valley. N. Y „ for "<Md D ut­
chess Oounty P u re Apple iBrafidy," of Lsonerdc, 'D ante Davcrlo of u n Tw onty-tour poles on Highway
subm itted the following sohedule: croK, Isic la n iD'Anthony of JM d le R oute 36 In M iddletown Township,
List per bottle tquarts) to consumer,
have been equipped with crystals $3.70; list per case to consum er, gag;
whlcn not only reflect a w arning
'dealer, »Sa.nO; wholesaler, *18.50.
to th e m otorlft of the location of
the pole but also outline the edge
of tlio thoroughfare,
Freehold Man Addresses
Tlie Installation of these dovlooH KeyporC Exempt Firemen
was m ade by th e Jersey c e n tra l
Power an d Light Company through
Wllllain Oa'inhaii of Freehold, was
Iicslle D. Seeley of Katontown.
the gueat siieaker a t th e m eeting
The crystals a re lined vertically of the HxempL Firemen, held In the
in> an d down tho pole about n Keyport Engine Compeny Building,
quarter of a n inch apart. They nro Thum day evening last week. Hla talk
vlnlbK- tor about 300 yards, when was uii Oitlseiuihin uiui N aturalisa­
struck by the rays of a headlight. tion."
T he Installation la p a rt of n
The annual election of officers
safety experiment being conducted took place with the following results
by tlie company. Should It prove President, W illiam S a gurton; flrat
successful, Beelpy said, every pole vice president, William d r e e n ; m in the county, owned by the com­ ond vloe ptealdent. D aniel Clark;
pany. will be m arked,
treasurer, C harles s a n d m a n : eeereThe New Jersey Bell Telephone tary, aeo rg e B irch; tr>jrtee for three
Company also h u the plan under years, 'Willlem R L atham . H arry
consideration.
Russell. P resident of the M ount Hol­
ly Exem pt A rsm cn, actcd a s chair­
A classified ad In his patter will m an during th e election. Refresh*,
reach m any potential buyers,
ments were nerved.
i
Madison Township G.O.F.
Manning Annual Dinner
The annual d in n e r of th e Madison
Township Republican d u b will be
held F riday night, April 6. T he com­
mittee in charge Includes V. J . Lanning, Leonard M asson a n d Sm ith
Kagan, all of la u re n c e Haitoor.
At the regular m eeting of th e club
held recently w ith V. J . Lannln?
presiding in place of Judge Mayer,
who Is vacationing^in Tlarida, plans
were m ade for th e yekr’s program.
The Entertainm ent Committee com ­
posed of Marie Vohdin, B etty Holey,
Alice Estelle, William <3. Ludl, K en­
neth D onahue and H . Dalcher,
promises an active year.
Mr. M iller nrH Mr, Q«ub, candi­
dates fo r the School Board, were
present and spoke on the budget
for the ensuing yenr.
The next meet1.*’" will be held on
Tuesday. February 13. In th e fire
house on the M atawan R oad, Laur­
ence Harbor.
T i l O a M e ld -O ra n t Hotel :e t
A sum m ary of reports received bg
Colonel J . Lester Eisner, C hairm an L ang B ranah, b a s b een plseed In
of th e H t w ^ M w r m a te lU y w t y tetm w m nr feeeivenaiip b y Vice
B oard, t n m local compliance b o a rd s C hancelor M ala Leon Berry, an d
throughout th e state shows th a t th e cxadiUM w ere ordered to show catlja
S lu e Eagle Is xttDDylng h tg h in New before him In Long B ra n c h 4
da y why th e receivership
Jersey.
;
H ie rep o rts «*e In answ er to a n o t be m ade perm anent.
questionnaire le n t out bjr dokmel
Vice Chancelor B erry na m e d U t
U sner, a e U o t th e « c a U s u to how J. Warwick tem porary receiver a f­
m any employers have-failed t0 £ 0m - te r a group o f creditors charged tlie
ply w ith P resident Roosevelt's girder operating company, th e Com m unU r
continuing the use of th e B lue Eagle H otel Corporation, owed
u n til April 30, and a s to th e attitu d e a n d h a d assets U stnl a t -nly illlS j
o f employers a n d employees tow ard' 000. WlUlam O . Presley. M l M
such continuation.
M artin MrOue. R ich ard O.
Checked u p t o M onday of th is W arwick, Edw ard aeh o en th aler s a t
xcck ,.th er« p o ii0 jahow t b a t i n m o s t Asttaur D. V an Jgoit? w ere th a eeni*
of tlie eommunltieo U>ere jig s bean plaining creditors. T h eir daMM
practically ISO p e r .pent compUaooe to ta le d *SMD.
w ith th e order, th a t In some places
T hey claimed tlie com pany U H I.
a lew Blue Eagles have been re m o r- outatanding (367,100 of
e o d a n d that, In nearly all instances stock, in addition to 1^13 i
4hey have been restored to th e ir eommoh stock of no o a r value. T h e
place a t the request og th e compll- ho te l building is listed a t W IU |(0
an ce'b o aid s.
:
’ n n d th e land a t m o o o , b u t t ^ s
Some o ffh e-iep o rts go b eyond'the
soope o f th e questionnaire and. cite
concrete cvidehoesofbtjalnees recov­
ery a n a large scale. <n iis l s p>urttoula rly tru e of tn c to tria l ^MnmuniUes.
In a nundier of instances, large ooncem s which show b|g Increases in
business have been unable t o get
m aterials .and o th e r necessities w ith ­
in a reasonable tim e, apparently
Miowlng a n lnoreaaecU g eneral de>
creditors said th e a ctu al value ws*
m uch less. Thoy also claim t a a
com pany owes $1*0.800 on a n i l
esta te m ortgage, 141,9'!* on prom slory notes, $36,000 on a ehatoigt
mortgage,
In taxes, a n d
+16.MS in m iscellaneous bills.
i
T h e creditors so ught the reeeUiernhlp on th e ground th e eam paW
would otherwise be subjected l a
costly litigation.
’
Jeddo-H ighland stands for more
•Promlaea m akes debts and debts
h e at, less ash a n d attention, a n d m ake more promises. T h a t's why « •
a g reater savleg. fltulta—Advertise­ sell Jeddo-H lghland for cash onlr.
Stultz.—Advertisem ent 13tf
m en t la tf
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It i i 'o u r g t t o d f a t t poM «y't» * u p p b '
*«»tom *ra w ith th e
b a i t o f ro o tlin g t h l t k a m a ) o tl tW e * . T h a ra fo re , o u r b u y sre
- 4 l# ri ih e m w llh a a lra m a e e r a , p u rc h a s e th e m from le a d in g
p o u ltry p o e k e ri, a n # p a y M O R E th e n th e h lg h a it q u o te d
m a rk e t p ric e I W e d o thle to o b ta in e ll FANCY G R A D E S .. J
th e v e ry U m iT chicken* o v oliu L le , w hich h a v e b t e t t t s d on,
milk o n d g ro in rollon* t o p ro -,
d u c e te n d s r 'm e e t o f e a c a lla n l
flo v e r. Buy o n e e r t w e .a t . t h U '
e x tra o rd in a ry p rle e l
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February Furniture Sale
Every article advrrtlaed during this O reat Male, has been purchased w ith a view
of offering to o a r Irlenda the very flnest In value-giving.
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Smoked HqwsjS S * *.17®
hr sn eweewleet
.1 7«
Boneless Chuck Pot Roast
end M M eve pef raa«t
sy itin t p r u t*
Htlnz Kttchwp
h .« w.». 19*
m i l l l TOMATO JUI0I
2
17e
{ C a m p b « ll! » ^ £ r 3 . . . . 2 5 <
Otieker Meld l ( a n i 3 l.!i 13*
^ a n c y O r a p e f r u i t 2 IIM 2 I C
OUR QUALITY COPfMS
Our
Ifi
btcn
•Ad fftund fitih h> th« it«r« wtan
bvv. Ktsllr M IIH
U
|r«gnd
fowr «y«t.
Ilg h fO ’Ctock ib, If*
MHO AN0 MCttOW
K « l C lrd *
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RICH AND FUtl-tOCIID
ftokar
.
ibtsn 2 l e
VIOODOUI AND WINiy
S u n iw « « t
I t ’s adorable! That's wliet they u ll any when thoy
see th is beautiful eultc In the modern m anner. In ­
clude* bod, ahfast, dresoer and van ity n l thls low price.
Coma in tomorrow and aeq It act upon our flour, juat
na it would look In your home.
4 PIKCEB
C am ay fe a p
A LEON'S FRIENDLY CREDIT ACCOUNT
lip yea te enjey the eom ferte of a eeey bom r—w ltheet • easti outlay
juiei
iv« 2 1 c
.
9m i.s< 24<
C A W C R IIC C O N T E S T *
Nectar Tea
FAMOUS MAKE
INNEftSPRING MATTRESS
A 1 A A ’tA ,
13e
'13.7S
25*
* iliJOO Is (eth erlu i ewerded
6 r keM reslge* el tee TlmetW;
bin, Oet eirtelw le yew A « f
ite r e e s a le ls la t^ ll delelli.,
UNKSA IAIUU H K IM l
f la k * l u l t t n
s
*•* 9«
D « iUN* AUMIMMff
A lb ert L E O N Sd Son
13-15 SMITH ST., Cor. Klng S t,
hum
Faneakt Pbur
'3 •W*
Vtrmont Maid »wr is* 17*
H«fb*Ox 'eoM*N » " 4
0 « v ll sam m o sewou
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|Qudfc«r Mufftto
phi. 9*
jHtck«r'S CilAM f a u n a X 2 1 *
Pury«ai COINITAICH ek* 9*
MODERN BEDROOM SUITE
An anp arto n lty second to none to bay a gaallty
aald Tum en retused to prosecute
Innenw H nc k ta itn e a a t s a s h a Uw ptics, Ths
them ;
m a o u fa c la n r having ju s t complete* Hla Inventory
<hi O ondutt unbecoming a pm *,
faMnd th a t be waa aver slocked on a c ertain g ra te
acuting offlcer e f t h U s t M a i n l b a t
• f e o v err* a ll la th e pop*lor geeen shaga. R ather
th e aald Jonas A. Tumen p u m » i i
M
u m e a n r th is aver ihe offered to m aka fa r a s this
ed in th e Mot machine ra a h et a n d
Kgeclai inn erap sln g M attress, We Jam pud a t the
gave protection to known apeakM « ln g » a n J .pass | | on to y esl D on't
easles and diaortefiy houias In 1U,
fl.60 Weekly Delivers I t t
.g a a n tltr lim lled.
cltfea o l Long Branch an d :
P a rk t n d elsewhere lh M oniuJUth
ITOOBTH you NOTUINO TO SHOP AT LKON'H
O ountfi
,,
.
>.yc PAY VOVIt BUI OR RAILROAD PARKS
"Be I t resolved * y t l x m em bers of
th e O tn sra l Aeeembly o f t h e «M U
' ot M s*
»n
Into UWe charges be forttifW h m *ds
W t h i S o w e a n d t h a f t e * t h e p u rmmmm tuoh exam lnatlon th is House
i— pto* Jnm ee O. C arpenter it., th e
PwsltW nt of the Kew Jeraey
B g r Assoetation, and 4 h a t a
ia w s B a a
t ^ i W r s i i r . r < n i i r .'r ' " ii« s -ii i ■
lb.
Armour's Star, SwUI'l rremluM, WIUoo'i CertiSa* end aihar fersndi
Not one ot these specials could be altered a t 1these low prices.?today If wn had .
nol prepared for this great event m onths ago.
FEB R U A R Y SA LE I
N. L
ROASTING CHICKENS
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HBBIETWN
A p p le B rfttn ly
One of the features of our
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'/nm , HaUle M ay feilubury o f L tO ' S l w & c i e M l t
Perth Amboy, N. J
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EXCEPTIONAL VALUES I
Hera's an auW ending oppeHunlly la i h t k u p o n lh a Ihiaa ta a tl popular vegstablet. They e f t the b a il ol Mw standard quality g r a d e . , , carefully »el»«ted
by our buyers for this eelb. (uy a doien ta n t e r m e r a is r a n unuiuel saving.
T om atoes, .
S w eet Corn o r
S trin g B eans) ^
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Sunnyfield Flour AU-Nnrou
2 4 J ^ lb .
P u re Lord
7<
H einz B eans 3 : r 2 3c2 ^ 2 3 *
S w an sd o w n C ake Flour X 2 4 '
S h ak er Salt
2 *». I*
10<
9VfeeT worn
C am pbell’s Soup «mo • 3 20c
W hite H ouse M ilk
K irlcm an’s B o rax S o a p 3.^1 0 *
Sem inole T iiia i S 7
4g25c
for C eetisg oed th erteelm
v H w lR iv I
v w ill
^n _ _ _
wew a r aeewee
e
lb.
pegs.
H * r A M I r tM fr - C n m t t f k
Croiky or OaW en la n ta e i
can
in ini i us ie e ig a H g M p B W K n r p B B B « g « M B e a ^ ^
GRANDMOTHER'S'.
Raisin Bread “ 8C
This bread It not anly made a l OneM Ingredlaatt, b u t II tanlalM a» I
.
queniiiy «f clum p raisins. Italeldi ta a ia la Iran • • . therefore II It v s m
heollMul a t wall e i delleloui, aaeallent lo r th M ra n a n d g ro w n * o M lm * .
Taoiisd, thle b re e d Ii a real treat lu y a n e e r tw elsevM e l mle ip a* M |w<*»
While Broad
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THE
fSE KATA VAN JOURNAL
T ih r tm m
MO AND
tWO COMPAHY, la s.
' ' J. Mabel krawa. M iter
■ « u r c . Higgins, Associate Bdltor
SUBK&1PTION HATES
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Om T u r
1.00
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I U H Maalhs ........................
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■ingle C opies...........................
' ■Payable la Advanco
Bveojtora u t administrators of Xa*
_ u w h w . t t * itgbt
*h<? tumpu u v w la which lhaor denlr* UnSr
Uem printed. I f th e H (kt Ui not • ! « t M . tin BnnvgaU wtu make tk*
asiaoUoa a a t Uw uotlce will probabtjr
appear la a o m newspaper th at yon
v h I 4 a 01 h a re a a lH tc i H c n d l of
Tha Journal having basinets with th*
■ w rigate'e Office will da well to bear
lU a la mind.
Knlered as Second Class Mall M atter
|A tbs Matawan Post Oftce.
HUDA.V, FEBRUARY 2. 19S4
AGE OF YOUTHFUL CRIMINALS
U s t week, five K eyport an d M at­
aw an young m en w ere • n e s te d , four
of-whom confessed being Implicated
iiwMbberies. T hese young m en were
• o th w h ite i n d oolored. an d some of
them have a c o u rt record dating
back several years.
' According t o a re p o rt made by th e
U nited S ta te s B ureau ol In v estlg ttk m .. th irty -n in e p e r c en t o t th e
crim inals Anger p rin ted w ithin a
pqlQ d of tig h t m onths were under
tw enty-four y e a n o t age. And near­
ly one-fifth o f all persons arrested
M M between th e age* of I t an d aa
t h t youngsters o f i t holding the
n & i n g position among the law
b n a k t n o f a U ag e t,
' 'What Is the reason for th is oondltldnVW ewlll venture a few thought*
-00 tti^tOMtstion, >Perhaps the rea4 o « \ls psycho3ottcal. It hta been
ttM ueati? said by certain educators
th ft children can te s t be educated
through th e medium of self expresHon,' Consequently they have been
|Bow?d |o follow th eir own Impulses
ta d Ideas. T his h a s been done by
iltlUljr W Ulil jrviiwi iJU'iwil
to'retuiiaot others and wholly with*
out restraint, he not m oral cu ertliy
h i* followed.
There used to be a time in this
oountry when minister*. priests and
teachers were looked upon a t auUioiltlea to oonduct and morals.
Theee, however, have bene super■•dM fag tlwee who idealise lawI r ttb tti and deplot them a i heroes
Th* h o o t s of religion and even t l»
t m O on a a n d m en u lu v e been look'
W upon a t A dltioui and notional.
Then, again, youth ha* been taiight
t t la»st Indlftotly, that le-v enforce*
w o t to a fortn o f ttwoplnt, and that
Whan on oOeer kills a lawbreaker
A Is w ild e r . Movie* and novels have
ta ia a th e plaoe o f the ohurch and
M k taChorttjr.
i tlten , again, after a lapse nr more
than fifteen y ea n , the innuenoe ot
the World War Is (till felt. Both the
pnH — nt and the principle of tanolity an(l human Ufe and Its potttstfooe were pu t to one side tor th t
« ,* . t t kiH wa* tu U t and to t t t r
• I$ virtuous. U w use o t deadly
tta p o n t w m taught to millions and
W M Ot UMN w tte o n t are now beuaed etBcWnUy In pretent day
artaws. ■Hww it a time ror sowing
<Wd a t i n t for reaping.
MATAWAN
i.
jh
water tank have artlvtd at Itatawsn
station. A third carload It on the
road.
t_
’
Miss Helen V oorhttt returned to
irn m ir& a ia a in i
r m t a abo ut folks and
her studies at the Newark Noruitl
. T U N A S W * KNEW IN
IW II> IWI * « » »« » « t »l| « S *» *4 * e SI0 )«e ' t t t e *+ * * > 0 )M Sit <»»» » >
School this week after practice
THE LONG AOO
,
teaching In KUiabeth far seven
Only tw o of the T en Com m andm ents a re positive com­
m andm ents, "H onor thy fath er a n d thy m other" and “Re­ HMMMWWWW t l l l W IIIWH IH t weeks. 1
40 YEARS AGO
1
m em ber the Sabbath D ay to k e ep it holy.” A ll tlie other*
O n several occasions there have
exhort m ankind negatively; they a re usually called the “ thou
LEGAL NOTICES
ahalt not" comm andments. T he comm andments os a whole appeared tn these c6lumas articles
favoring th e establishm ent of a
Nolle*
represent some elem ental rules b y which life m ust be gov­
graded school in th is township.
Take notice th a t Pasquale P. Ol
erned, b u t th ey fall to go far enough, T hey do not express T here Is lacking a unanim ity of ac­
positive principles w ithout w hich Ufe today cannot progress tion (or b e tte r educational facilities Santo Intends to apply to the Mayor
and Oouno‘1 of th e Borough o f M at­
very far. B u t th ere are two positive commandments among for th e m u se s an d a s a result n o th ­ aw an for a Plenary R etail Consump­
them.
ing has been done. The Journal, tion License fo r premises situated a t
A t Sim m ons College in B oston a poll w as taken a few along with m any others, reoognlsci 1 M ain S treet, M ataw an.
y w ra -a g o -te -^ iv e -lW -s tu d e n ty
JJ)® Objections, if any, shout'd be made
m andm ents in th e order of th e ir relativ e importance. A short ' age anS'fi'“
’ going fa rth e r back a ll the immediately in w riting to O. F red ­
time, and th a t to stop the present erick B urnett, Commissioner, 744
tim e ago the poll was repeated. T h e singular thing was th at
tendency some action m ust be ta k ­
the sam e com m andm ent ranked first both tim es, it was the en. I t Is out of th e question to pro­ Broad .Street, Newark, New Jersey,
positive injunction concerning honoring one’s father and pose we have b o th w ater works and or to W illiam A. Rodgers, clerk ol
the Borough o f M atawan.
m other. A nd th e other positive commandment, about the a graded school a t th is time (we be­
PASQUALE P. D I SANTO,
Sabbath D ay, cam e in tenth. . T h e Simmons College student lieve, however, we should have b o th )
1 M ain Street,
and
in
order
th
a
t
some
action
be
body consists of 1,000 young w om en The girls did not be­
M ataw an, New Jersey.
ta
k
e
n
toward
securing
a
graded
lieve th at any of the “thou shalt n o t” commandments ranked
—Advertisem ent, at-36-2*.
school here, wc propose to a gitate
first in im portance.
the question until th e m atter la le­
Notice
M uch ta lk prevails about th e decline oE the home as an
gally determined by th e people en ­
Take notice th a t M onrad Wold
institution, b u t th e result of this poll indicates that a keen titled to act.
Intends
to
apply
to th e M ayor and
sense of the fitness and necessity o f the home exists, a t least
T he sleigh bells jingle n ight and Council of the £orough ot M atawan
in this student body of girls. T ies to parents, which m eans day since the snow cam e.
* lor a Plenary R etail Consumption
ties to home a n d its ideals, ra n k s first in im portance over
At a shooting m atch held a t U e lu - License for premises situated a t
ser's
Hotel,
W
ednesday
afternoon,
o ther social relationships in th e minds of these students.
S ta te H ighway, R oute Number t
B ath er than any growing looseness in regard to home ties it Asbury F ountain w as declared the M atawan, New Jersey.
w
inner
w
ith
te
n
s
tra
ig
h
t
blue
rocks,
O bjections, If any, should b e msde
appears from th is poll th a t th ere is an abiding tendency to
right and left angles. M r. Fountain immediately in w riting to D. F red­
hold home a n d a ll that it m eans dear.
'
shot tw o other chances ln th e con­ erick B urnett, Commissioner,' 744
A nd, too, a t a tim e when it w ould almost seem that m od­ test and his entire score wss a pos­
e rn society has relegated the old-fashioned home to the back­ sible tw enty-three o u t of tw enty- Broad S treet, Newark, N. J., or to
W illiam A- Rodgers, clerk of the
ground and th ere is a constantly mounting num ber of di­ five, and iu K eyport, M atawan. Red Borough o t M ataw an.
vorces, the a ttitu d e of this stu d e n t body is most heartening. iBank, South Amboy and Mllltown
MONRAD WOLD.
are represented b y their shooting
It leads one to q u e ry if the tide w ill not eventually turn.
S ta te Highway, R oute Number 4,
clubs,
th
e
Freeholder
can
well
claim
A perusal of the; figures on causes for divorce Seem to be
M ataw an. New Jersey.
notoriously m isleading becauso in the literal sense every di­ 90me credit for h is victory. A fter Advertisement. 3t-3S>3*.
the shoot. Mr. Fountain d o n a te ! the
vorce possesses its own cause, differing in some slight degree
ox tor a public roost o n Thursday i t
Notice
%om every o th er m atrim onial shipwreck. However, the Melnser’a Hotel at Morristown, when
B u reau of C ensus has accum ulated some statistics about everyone ln Madison, who Is so In­ Take notice lh a t Janies Butler
divorce which m ay be taken for w h at they are worth, D eser­ clined, can enjoy a day's tun sho o t­ nro cery Co. Intends to apply to the
Mayor and Council o f th e Borough
tion and cruelty, the latter term covering a m ultitude of sins, ing and feasting.
'
of M ataw an tor a Plenary Retail
The New York and New Jeitey
lead all o th er causes. A dultery, drunkenness nnd neglect
D istribution License for premises
constitute th e th re e other chief causes. W hen a womiin ceases Telephone Company h « established situated a t I3SH Main Street, M at­
to love her m ato or to w ant him for u husband she desorts a retail departm ent a t 108 B road­ awan.
him. W hin a m an sinks into the same predicam ent he per­ way, Long Branch, and Is prepared
Objection, It any, should be made
to furnish Bell M agneto Telephones
Im m ediately, In writing to D. Fred­
petrates cruel treatm ent.
and other ltn t equipment, P arties
A most Im portant fact shown b y the fig u re s is th at no desiring telephone outfits will And erick B urnett, Commissioner. T44
c h ild ren w o re affected by the divorce in fifty-seven per cent It to their Interest to call on this Broad Street, Newark, N. J., or to
of th e d ecrees granted ln u rocont year. Of the rem alnina one c o m p a n y before m aking purchaser. W illiam A. Rodgers, clerk at the
Borough o I Mntawan.
c h ild w m nfTected In 21,2 per c en t of tho coses, tw o children Telephones 11.15 each. Other equip­ JAMBS BUTLER OROCBRY CO..
m
ent
a
t
lowest
figures.
Inform
ation
w ere affected in ten p e r cent of th e cases and in a relatively
IM S M ain Street,
small n u m b e r of cases more than tw o children were afTectod. as to the best m ethods o t e<|u!pment
M atawan, N. J.
and
usoa
ot
the
instrum
ent
will
be
Although the ra te of divorce for each 100 nuuriajjes has
—Advertisement—8t-a*-8.
cheerfully furnished.
It Is My Opinion That-
FRIDAY, F EBRUARY
JOURNAL
LOOKING BACKWARD
LESAli NOTICES
o f M ftU w ftji. Id
th o nM ftlo p o in te d M uroh I M . so u th
M ttn ty » « l« h t d e c re e # a » a Arty rolniK«8 m s ! a io n v th o to u tb t r .y t id e o f
■•Jd otono ro a d fifty fftel to a p o int
d i« ta n t « lfh ty -tw o f t * on a o ourt* of
n o r tV M v t m f 'd f b t d a f r e e t «»d A fty
m in u te * wm* fro m t h o northw ool c o r­
n e r o f th o e h u ro h o r cem etery lo t:
th en o o (3) e o u th o lf b t deareeo a n d
flfiy*flve m in u te* w e e t tw o h u n d re d
lw onty> threo a n d tw o*tent)ie fee<i
th en o o (9) n o r th e i g h t y ^ v h t d egreee
a n d tw elvo m ln u te a weot fifty a a d
t w o n t y -f o u r one*hundredlh« fee t:
U icnce (*; n o r th e ig h t degreeo
ftriy*flve m ln u ie a o t f t tw o h u n d red
th ir ty - o n e a n d ftfty-ftve one h u n ­
d r e d th s feet to th e p la c e o f beginning.
golaed u i h e p ro p e rty o f M A0O U1A
M, K O H L E R A N D G E R A L D R.
KOHLB3R, h e r h u e b a n d , et elt, ta k e n
ln execution a t t h e «uH of M IL L A R D
B . E R V IN a n d to bo sold by
H O W A BO
H E I G H T , N h e ritf.
D a te d J a n u a r y 31. 1984.
J. F ra n k
W e i g a n d , S o l 'r .
4SLrMT~|20.16
C H A N CK BY
2-23
4 -tl?
k o t i c k o v m k tti.k m k m t
O lf A C C O l’N T
E5£/TATE O F A b r a h a m
B elafeW /,
d eceased .
N o t i c e la h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t t*ae a c ­
c o u n t s o f t h e p a b s c r ib e r . E x e c u t o r o f
t h e e t t a t e o f a a ld d o c e a s c d . w ill b e
a u d i t e d a n d s t a t e d b y t h e S u r r o g a te
o f t h e C o u n ty <rf M o n m o u th a n d r e ­
p o rte d fo r s e ttle m e n t to th e O rp h a n s
C o u r t o f s a i d C o u n ty , o n T h u r s d a y ,
t h o e i g h t h d a y o t M a r c h , A . D . ItttK,
a t w h ic h t i m e a p p l i c a t io n w ill b e m a d e
f o r t h e a l l o w a n c e o f c o m m is s io n s a n d
c o u n s e l fees.
D a te d J a n u a r y 18. A . D. 1994.
SAMUEL DELL.
115 M a in S tr e e t. •
M a ta w a n , N . J .
E x e c u to r .
H e n r y F . K e lle r,
100 N o r th W o o d A v e n u e ,
L in d e n , N, J .
P ro c lo r.
6T — 20-28
.
v
S lt K H tK K 'd H A I.K — B y v i r t u e o f a
w r i t o f fl, f a . t o m e d ire c te d . Is s u e d
o u t o f t h e C o u r t o f C h a n c e r y o t th o
R t a t o o f N e w J e r s e y , w ill b o e x p o s e d
t o s a le a t p u b lic v e n d u e , on
M O N D A Y . T H E Sfith D A Y O F FfCHR U A U Y , 1084,
b e t w e e n t h e h o u r s o f 13 o 'c lo c k a n d 6
o 'c l o c k ( s t 3 o 'c lo c k ) In th e a f te r *
n o o n o f s a i d d a y , n t t h e C o u rt H o u s e
I n th o f to r o u g h o f F r e e h o ld , C o u n ty o f
M o n m o u th , N e w J e r s e y , lo a a tts f y a
A a o reo o f s a i d o o u r t a m o u n t i n g t o ap «
p r o x l m a t e l y |ft.705.oo.
A ll t h a t u r t 't a l u It
lo t. t r a c t o r p a r c e l o f
l a n d a n d p r e m is e s h e r e i n a f t e r p a r tlc u *
la rly
d e s c rib e d , s i t u a t e , ly in g a n d
'm i n g in t h e n o r o u g h n r r a r m i n g ti a ie ,
t t t h e C o u n ty o f M o n m o u tn a n d H ta to
o f N ew Jersey .
H K O IN N I N O a t a s t a k o In t h e e a s t ,
c r l y lin e o f l a n d o f t h e C e n tra l n a i l *
r o a d n f N e w J e r s e y , f o r m e rly o f i h e
N e w J e r x e y s o u t h e r n lle l l r o a d , s a i d
k>take a ls o b e i n g t h e f o u r t h o o u rs e o f
a l o t o f e le v e n h u n d r e d t h s o f a tt so /'*
o o i t v ty e d t o J a c o b W a l t e r b y H i e h a r d
C o r lle a , by d e e d d a t e d J a n u a r y 9 th .
I t l f t , a n d r s o o r d s d lu M o n m o u th C n u n i f C le tk 'B u d i o e in llo o k 9M o f D e w li.
p a g e IM A o., t h o n c o r u n n i n g ( ! ) In a
Q o r th a a s t e r t y d lr v u ilo n a l o n g t h e e a s t
o r l y l i n e o t l a u d o f s a i d R s T lro s d . o n o
h u n d r e d a n d tb ir ty - th r o o (re t, m o re o r
to s s , l o t h e e e n t e r o f t h o h ig h w a y l e a d in *
fro n t F a r m ln g d a le to
Low er
H q u a o k u m a n d k n o w n a s M a tn S tr e e t :
FARM BUREAU NEWS!
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s w m jflt
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V
No t ic e s
le g a l
LEGAL NOTICES
t h a G o u n ty o f M o n m n u ih
C o u n lf
jum ped from S.5 In 1887 to 17.3 in 1932, the fuel of children
is the great d e te rre n t to divorce, oven in a dtvorce age.
Neliee
U YEARS AGO
F a r down th e list of ciusos Is ono lengthy word which
Take notice th a t P. S. Culbcrt and
Mr. and Mrs. George M. Davison
Oharle* SumlMiio, trading as the
speaks more volum es for tho b sic roasons for dlvorcu than spent Bunday a t Jam ttb u ig .
any other cause o r combination of causes, "incom patibility."
Mr. and Mrs. Jam e s E. Voorhees Sandwich shoppe and Orlll, intends
A t the root of moat domestic difficulties is this cause, which and daughter sp en t Sunday a t New to apply lo the Mayor and Council
moans failure to adjust personalities to cad i other. Rom an­ Brunswick w ith Mrs. Voorlwes1 or the Borough nr M atawan fo r a
Plenary R etail Consumption license
tic love to the contrary, adjustm ent of lives lo fit into the p at­ brother, Russell W am e.
Mr. t n d Mrs. I. T . R ue entertained lor ptemlans situated a t 174 Main thence tt) In a southeasterly direction
tern of <h*
th* qo th f(
1* the
f t e odtentlDl
oftent^gl (f<y
,dpmest|a hap^iie.w,
This
jr Is
o f ,d,omest|q
h«
along the c e n t e r o f s a i d highway
a num ber ot ltd y and itn lltm a n 'Street, M atawan. N. J.
Main mrtef, one hundred end als leel
m eans in p lain e r t i m u
ovw pow dnng nuutt>*.1n unselfish
Objections, It any, should b e made m
friends i t t domino p arty on T ues­
o r e oi* less, t o t h e s e c o n d u o r n e r o f a
ness. This neod Is as m uch req u ire d for tne m arried slate day evening.
Immediately In writing to D. Frrd l o t o f U h d c o n v e y e d t o J o s e n h M o rio n
b y w a I t . B r o w e r a n d W lH la m W .
erlek
'
B
urnett,
Commissioner,
744
today as fifty year* ago. Tho dlHerenco is th at fifty years ago
Louis Bergen was seven yearn old
B ro w e r, h e r h u s b a n d , b y deed tille d
people bore w ith each other w hen the m aladjustm ent was yetterdsy and his parents, M r, end B road Street, Newatk. New Jersey, F e b r u a r y i s , A . D, 1 W , a n d re c o rd e d
n t h e M o n m o u th C o u n ty C le rk 's O ffice
or
to
W
illiam
A.
Rodgert,
olerk
ot
plain, becauso sanction and custom decreed th at they should, Mrs. J , L. 8. B ergen, gave him a
338,
B o o k 8iT o f ~
D e e d*s. p a g ei 333,
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t h e n o o <9i a '.o n g t h e l i no oo t as s lil
M o rparty. The young folks os me a t 4 the fiorough ot M atawan.
while today th ey fly into the courts.
— r tyr > _o n. ee ddegi
t o n 's j o t . s o u l h («
e g re e s w e s t
P . 8 . OULBSRT AND
' '
j |j 4
Joseph H . C h a p m a n tho 'Pweatv.wevj
onto oay of Noyemttrr* IMi atf<rj«Hn»
of MonnouiA juia f it tu of
Jtrvty.
oil tho west side of tW MfclE JHroet
O m iN N lffO at IkM nprthffMt «or*
running through tho Vflltfs of Mjd.
n«r »r i let fam *rw t»|ongtM- t?
dwown Pnlat. Bolnt w f third U
J itM b B row n tn lh » • o u lh tr ly
ot
north of the one on wmw studs «
t h f #t<m* r o f d iM M lnf fro m M i l i v m
'iVnf w « /o f buiidlQg fortnoriy tho drtlr tfliTtttodu
J * * 111 JJf i ? ? y J f f
l o 0 ) 4 ttH dfO . B e in g tb s n or(hw «rt a o u t h i r t y lin o o f
r « •and
n d bolng
b n l R t ssopu^tM
e p a ra li
doe stera
thero\ ' " " " r t 0'
• n d b f f t n n lo f o q m tr o r iho w hole S t a t e H i g h w a y
„from
— by
„ ' a» lo
o f forty
f o r t y root
f t e t in rrosw
lott of
CU rknon Boyoo d i s t a n t o n o h u n d r e d * ^ ^ 7 J J g
t r a c t am cw»ttveyed
Me^inafnt
of
■ • t i i i a f n g >t
« t tthe
h e nnorth
o n * eoast
a s t ^orcer
e t t f t r ol
o t u x to N * th * n BrW n. T bence U i u W e s te r i y f r o m w h e r e Hu* »*(j5
Ik o ro u v h
o'clock and left a t 1. end like mo*>
o n e h u n d r e d a n d s e v e n fe e t, m o re n r
OH ARLES CUMBANO.
l e s s , t o the t h i r d c o r n e r o f th e s f o t ^ gatherings of this kind, It proved a
sey are using a scheme ol roughage
• e l d W a i t e r 's l o t ; 'h e n c e <«) a l o n g
T he Bsndwich shoppe and o rlll,
happy one to all.
e a l d W a l te r 's l i n e its th y m a g n r t l e
feeding, whloh. according to Mr.
•
174
M
ain
S
t
r
e
e
t
,
M
atawan
n e n l l e p o in te d J a n u a r y 9- 1178, n o r t h
R, V. Crlne, the MorganvlUe seed
Qrootlioft, the tester lor the Mon­
A dvertisem ent ft-M -1*.
f o r t y - s i x d e c r e e s w e n t, o n e h u n d r r d
m an, has issued h i t eatslcju e tor
f e e t t o t h e B e g in n i.ig . C o n ta i n in g
m outh County H erd Improvement
isos.
tw e n ty -c fg iit h u n d r e d th s o f « n s o re
Articles e l interest t* s n k a lAssociation, is giving ve>y satisfaem
o r e o r less. B e in g t h e s a m e p re m is e *
Notlco
H
ubbard
and
Dell
have
removed
o o n v e y c it t o t h e s a i d H e n r y M s t s b y
lariats by Biweed Douglass,
tory reaulU. The m en report little
th
e
ir
butcher
business
to
0.
A.
O
erTako
notice
that
Anthony
Cerrato
M
l l u b e l h J o h n s tO n . w i f e o f J s m e s H.
Oeaaiy AgrioiHwal Agent
udder trouble In th e ir herds and
in 's store In the Commercial Mock. Intends to apply to the Mayor and J o h n e t o n a n d t h e s a i d J a m tw W.
they say th a t th e animals a re in
J o h n s t o n b y d e e d d a t e d A p r il ST, IMA,
I t Is said Qeorge L ln s m a m J r. will Oounoil of the Borough of Matawan a n d r e c o rd e d in i h e M o n m o u th C o u n ty
b e tte r condition and In several cases
O ftioo i n B o o k m o f D e ed s.
open a m eat m arket in the sto re lor a Plenary Retail Consumption Clerk's
PjUM
HpMy M aterials
have Increased production w ithout
vacated by H ubbard an d DelL .
Lloanat tor premises situated at n K o e u t l n g a n i l r a e c r v l n g o u t o t i h e
The fruit grower's position differs] Increasing th e cost o f teed. HUs Is
Form er S enator H enry a . m h u n e Frsneau Avenue B u t aide.
a b o v e d e tc M lm l n re m lM s . s l l i k s t w r little from th a t o f any o th er business aooomplished by substituting a mixM A T O ON n * HIGHWAY
of Matawan, who won the ra te tor
Objection. If any, should bo made tMa i lnt t ar soor ol uogrh n aorfo e Fi aorfm llannsdd s sl *i t,u abt ee l nIAs
In th a t h s m u st save money w her- ,tun» of h alt dried beet pulp and hair
th e Long B ranoh B oard or T rade Immediately In writing to D . Fred­ t h e s a m e p a n e l o r ' r a d e f la n d d e brewer's grain for some of the silage. "
s e H b e d u Plot N o . “i on a Map
—
‘ "
’
mado
"j B arty in IMS, there were fewer ever he oan out "h is production
>"» uiR srd Bngtnearing Company
W here there are individual w ater cup last year, h as purchased a new erick Burnett, Commissioner, 744
Borne
men
figure
on
saving
automobile accidents th an during
su it o t canvass to r h is speedy craft. Broad Street, Newark, p . J ; or to for p. S. CMirell and Henry HiUi.
by using spray materials whloh have oupe in the barn, th« ta e t rm 'n and Only one teg in th e aeries to r Itot William A. Bodgers, ck tk ot Uia O e t o t e r s a t l t , a n d t i e d In t h e C l e r k '.
th e tam e period in l i l t .
brew er's grain m ixture can be t* l
O ffic e o f M e n m e u i h c o u n t y .
‘ During Uie last h a lf of 1(S 1, how- been left 6ver from previous years.
B M ln n l n g a t a p o i n t , w h ic h Is t h r
dry taut It th e 0oW does no t have was raced a n d the X . U N. O. h a s to Borough of Matawan.
tvtr, th* Uvnd ohangtd In the year, H ilt may mean a saving and it may
s o u t h e r l y o o r n e r o f t h e o r i g i n a l lo t a t
ANTHONY CBRRATO, ,
detent} h e r advantage this year tor
aoeees
t
o
water
a
t
afi
tlm
ls
th
e
mix­
H e n r y M a t s a n t i n t h - n o rlh w e M e rty
MJOO persons wrere killed—a l* i per not. If the spray materials am no
th e unfinished racing aeries an d tor
B. Bide Vreneau Avenue,
I!? .* .
o r t f O ia i l o t o f R t .w o n h if.
good, the expected saving may turn tu re should b e moistened somewhat. those ot IMS aa well. The new ta ils
4cot a<h*T>ee over i m
, ,
Matawan, N .J . C n t t i J J I i t h e n c e (11 a l o n g t h e o N g tn s t
A general feeding sohedul* con­ were bent on Tuesday i t th t Brock- —Advertisement I*.
lo t e f th e s a id I t e a r y M a ta , n o rth fo rTlie automobile accident toll tol- out to be a loss.
.
t y - e l « d t g r e e e n t t y m l n u t u w e tt . l l . l
Arsenate ot lead which is left over sists o t abnut 33 pounds o t silage, port club house oT th e S outh Shrtw atowa the amount o t gasoline used tn
f e e t i th e n o e ( » n o rt> . (I fty -n ln e d e " * s t e n m ln u te a i e a « t. i t a p o i n t tn
the eountiy with almost lovtng ex­ may be In good condition it It has from 4 to 6 pounds o t th e above bury Ice Boat and Y%cht Club.
Netlee
n
M l i n e b r t w e e n t h e 01
o rU fln a l lo t o t t h e
been
kept
dry
and
well
protected.
mixture,
and
about
U
pounds
of
actitude. During th e lin t half of
s a i d H e n ry M a t s a n d K ls w e r th K.
T a k e notice that Mata van Post C- o ttiri e. l l ■
, t---—
h e n e- -e ( I ) a l o n g t h e a a ld lin e ,
U K , tar example, when gas eon* Lead which has been eared for mar* good h a y per day. I t the hay la high
I t YEARS AGO
a
swigition was 1 per oent below the than one year, however. Is rather grade, such as a ira ift or a good | O ehlhaus Block h as bet n purchas­ ITt, American Ltgion. intends to •wo eus»t,h Uf o. Ir t yf e. ne ll n leo dt he ge r epeos i nt te no tmBlne ug te
in « m period In l t » . there w e n tew* doubtful and It the grower must use clover, a IS p e r c e n t concentrate Is e d by Alois B haaf from VMtoriok apply to th e Mayor end Oounoil of n l n g .
Being
the-.same
premlsee
conveyed
er aooidenu. During the last half It, it is better lo use It ln the appli­ rich enough to carry th e herd along O. O ehlhaus of Naveslnk. H ie p u r­ tha torough o f Mntawan for a partlee
‘ “ of
■ “the Ifln
n jj Part■ ..............
hwMo hy
Plenary R ttall Oontumptlon lioenie trell,
gas im waa M P*r oent above—and cation! which a n not the crucial In good shape. The concentrate, ot chase prloe was about 134.000.
ti
■by «uk olatmi teeil
dated Oetoher
i t1I1S,_
u . « n i) w
_______
course, should be fed according to
a rd■Jed
e d I n aald Clerk'e
tha ac cident record so ile d nooord* ones for a protective lead coating,
A very pletalng feature of th e song for premlset situated at Legion Kail, aOfltoe,
Qctoeer
tl,
i
u
i
.
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Liquid lime sulphur left over from j the producUon of the animal.
iagiy. H i e dangerous driver seems
servloe ln the FInet M. K. C hurch. Matawan, N. 3,
ill lhat oertaln traet er
Objections, it any. should b t m tdt of lani. altuste In s a lt Baraush,
_____
have learned ttttle from the last yew should t o all right It tt h tsj
Sunday evening, w as th e presenta­
inunedlately in writing to D. Fred- ty a n t State, being the eame panel or
ghasU) exporlsaoe ot the past. He not been fiosen. When the material
tion of a gift of ISO to the U nited
lend described aa Plot No. 1 on a Man
Sanlight and Healthy Products
atlU exagtaratea Uie safety factors is troaen, however, some or It will
Choir. The service on Sunday eve­ erfck Burnett, Commissioner, 744 made by the ClIITord Snstneerlng
Science has d early proved th a t ning was the eighth one given by Broad Stree.t Newtrk, New J e n ty Cempejy for B, *. Cottrell aad Ifemy
of better ears and roads. He still euls crystallas and Hie strength will be
Hate. October «. Ills, a n t tied tn the
In and out o ( m a c . gull passes on radioed. Under-auch conditions, tt the u ltra violet rays o t sunlight pro­ th e U nited C hoir since its organisa­ or to WUUam A. Rodgers, clerk ot Clerk'e otloe of Monmouth County,
Beginning at a point In the weelerlv
Wind curvea and hills, still take* a is not advisable to use it, particular- duce Vitamin D. I t h as also proved tio n in the autum n. At present, it the Borough ot Matawan.
Une of the Mreet m the Intereeotlon
And"he Ur In the dormant application* when th a t th is Vitamin D u necessary for luw a m embership o t thlrty-vwo.
MATAIWAN P»JBT IT*. A.U,
tfaanoe to save a
• f ,'hs. northwesterly line of the'ortgt0, full strength time sulphur Is needed the proper assim ilation ot calolum
Thomas Wtltinad. Commander,
n»l let of toimerly Wsworth K, Oeltoavw'behind him a
M atter Oeorge B arrett entertain­
trclli thence 11) along the eatd waatLegion Hall. Matawan, N. 3.
Oils are often saved from previous a n d phosphorus by animals.
deatha aad Injurtsa aw l needlaaely
erty line of Main atreM. IM feet to
ed a num ber o t h ls young M ends
y e a n and It to a comparatively easy
a point, said bearing eouth thirty tePoultry needs th is vitam in more on Tuesday In observance ot Ms —Advertitement -St-n>3.
fulnad propaity.
treee easti thenoe (I) along e. Une,
; everything th a t w eeh ank al and matter lo oheok up on last year's th a n ether kinds or Uve stock be- n in th birthday, M atter George r e ­
south Rfly.nine diyr . ee ie» mlnutaa
Wert, ferty-nlne feet to a polst In the
NUT1CK
,tt* 4 eaglneert ea n d o to make mo­ left-over supply to a w if It will be oause o t the large am ounts of cal­ ceived m in y useful a n d ittra e tlv e j
aforawld northweeterly line of ortgttoring safer. Ii <Mttg done—a o ex- uaeeble h r this earning season, nv cium necessary In producing o u t . A g i t u In memory ol th e day.
! Notice la hereby tlvea tn the legal pai let et formerly Mswe.th M. OotI oata approximately one-third
t t m u t m a ll peWeW sge of aoei- taking half a toa, cup o f the oil and
The second anniversary ot the Mere of the tihool Diet riot of Ike trelli thence t n north forty-three de­
of Meitbore In tie Ceunly grees ten mlnutee east ll.lt feet to Ihe
m uch calciuM ‘earbonate as it Mystery clu b was obeerved at the Township
danU can be M imed OA ear failure stirring it In a pall a t water you <tn
of Mrmnouth thM the annuel meeting point of Beginning.
er poor roads. H ie aooidant problem readily ascertain If it I* useable. It d o n anim al protein In t h t year h e m t of Mrs. Clifford Hultart, TUes­ fa r U e (lection of three m .m ben of
B t i n. tthl "e - same
premises conveyed to
Hoars e f M ueatlen will he he’d MMies of the Nnh part thereto hy
is puiely an HittvMual one—retqog It ftrma a grayish-white, Cloudy [atnee W per cent of the egg shell Is day evening. The m tm b tn ot ihe the
a t the Merljwro eohooi building on
mixture
after
tt
Is
•tirred.
llk*
little;
calcium
carbonate
It
oan
be
readily
<J£*
1
with caoh auto owner, and with Hie
d u b surprised their hostess by at­ l^ieetey, rabruery It. ISM, from T
e*vloek p, m. to t e'deok p, m. s a t - in the Mnnmeupi Counjj Qtnt's«
•ulhoiltles who M k e and enforce Mown palthtt, tho oil tlwuld to men that this element is necessary tending th t m eellnt in eottum t.
Mm In Book Hot of
as much lenger
ae May be neeeesery
pages
||
_
,
discarded. OH which M s separated ^ n the diet of the bird,
ttnOe ordlnaitnea.
A e.
Word has betn re c tlv td of the le tnakle ail the legal voten present
s t the properly ot UtNNtR
In
whose
. I M ,. four tiataa.
.
- v . names
.w m .
10 j T h* original Home ot our poultry b irth of a son, Ohariea, to Mr, and te eaet th d r belloteT
Three naaihera wl'J he eleeted for k u MIHARPT «l al. taheti In execu­
d tsw vt W m mearded <m%n Honor i ~ y .
................ : is In t h t iropiet, where w nthrnt w ss ! Mrs. CarlDrlggt of Cleveland. Ohio
a term af three ye*re,
tion »I the suit nt MINNIII H in a At the
meetlnr will be eubmtt H BRn a n t to be sold hy
achieved declines In their a u to !
available all the time and the Mun. j Ohrlstian Hsuser is driving a new
IIT, tlierlft.
Jen the tueellon of veting a te a of
li iate-~IUlnolt Michigan, Vlr- M***” *
Imouth County uwiltryman's problem H in t touting oar,
t t M t t fee etrrbnl eitpensee.
and WIiooMln. Other state* f i e Usaty ia »e wotw m m unites they ^ te tfuputtie this condition as
Mr, and Mrs. Harold Btam tr e .JJaied this Drat O a y o F Fskruary,
IN I
have been ughly covered to that nearly t t pat«IWe. The poultry
tn
I ttrlwr lo foOow llitat.
spending a wetk In Jsraey city.
JOHN TIRHNAN,
ihtre It no ptaUMUty at their comli«
nlstrlet Clerlt
Immum should lit built so as to let
We
ore
In
receipt
ot
t
circular
In roqUol wtlk th t air. The killing
t i t A N t n i t i i-tea
An oM-Uii^er want* to know «t»at
In t n tSundtntt ol tunllihl. T ht letter tram the P a c in g Hcum Ntw<
agency
nil KNirr'M KAI.K- Uy virtue of n
IMUI
* in Hum matartals it Uw i« c wUidoM thou Id b t proylded wltli o t Tampa, Fit., signed toy our old
t'HAM
KKY
4
w
rit
ol
fl. fs, t t me directed. Issued
t« reclU *n»e B ey Mood on toe wtiich It ( h t a o S tn d U Um n a - tu tti ty p t of glitaa U itt will admit townsman, W. K. h . Bhtrto.- Mr. a H .K N irr't. a a l ii . - r .
o»i of the Court nf Chanmry et Ike
Slate ef New Jersey will be u p e n d
M i Owk " Mra prokakty busy tfrtal hat bten tu pottd to Uw air Um tUreot ultra violet r a n o f the Shalto it elroulaUon m tntger for
tn Mttt
sate at
At public
puW vendiie an
MttW to fin d' sonsu iing la tor o w n a short lim e IU strength is tun. U ordinary glass it used, or II Um fMptr.
•la te of New Jersey, will ha u , „ . TltMObAY. TH
r OF r a il.
r w tlly ndueed.
0t> himarlf.
there a n long pertmfc o l dull, cloudy
M itt Iona MuMoon a t Ntmtrk.
ere, e t ti
I t o'eleok ant
o r r a n . Aween h« Misisn,
woallwr. th t U n it should * t M siw nt UM week-tnd w lth M lts BIUUi
I O^MMk
la ihe s / t i r
OtMr I t NM Dew's A pptiiit
q*okoek and S neon of said day, s t ihe Court Hm m >
high gradt cod liver or strdlnt oil M tg te o l Brood Staotk
, S M w la t M u m y Suitor ts y t
feuj
*
the afternoon
t h t sols thing nttded lo tn d
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f e e t a n d s e v e n ty liv e o n e - h u n d re a th *
D a te d J a n u a r y 6 tb , 1984.
o f a f o o t to t h o S o u th e r ly lin e o f^ s a ld
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o n e - h u n d r e d t h s o f a fo o t to th e p n l n t S H K R l F r 3 H.1 L B —B y v l t t u e o f «
o r p l a c e o f B E G IN N IN G w r i t o f fl. f a . t o m e d i r e c t e d . Is s u e d
o u t o f th e C o u rt o f C h a n o o r? o f th a
I t b e i n g t h e I n t e n t i o n to co n v ey L o t
N o . 9 o n a M a p o f L o is m rv e y e d f o r S t a t s o f N o w J e r s e y , w i l l b e - e x p o s e a
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B u rv e y o r , A p r il 9. 1938.
M o n d a y , t b e B th d a y o f F e b r u a r y , 1984,
B E I N G t h e s a m e p rc m ‘se» co n v o y e d b e tw e e n t h a h o u r s o f 12 o 'c l o c k a n d o
by
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C o m p a n y , a c o r p o r a t i o n o f tn e S t a t s o f s a i d d s y . a t t h o C o u r t H o u s e i n t l
o f N e w J e r s e y , l o F r a n k K a a r t a n d B o r o u g h o f F r e e h o 'd , C o u n ^ o f^ M o n *
M a r y K a la s i, h u s b a n d an d w ife, b y m o u t h , N e w J e r s e y , t o s a t l s ^ a d e c re e
d e e d d a te d M a y 5. 1932, and re c o rd e d o f s a i d o o u r t a m o u n t i n g t o a p p r o x i ­
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in t h e M o n m o u th C o u n ty C le rk s O ffice m a t e l y H-1O6.00.
At: t h a f o l l o w i n g t r a c t o r p a r c e l o f
in B o o k 1591, p a g e 205.
la n d a u d p re m is e s h e r e i n a f te r p a r tic u ­
S e is e d a s t h e p r o p e r t y of K A L M A N l a r l y d e s c r i b e d , s i t u a t e , l y i n g e n d be*
1 M R E K , e t a!*., t a k e n In ex e cu tio n a t I n g i n t h e B o r o u g h o f E a t o n t o w n , i n
t h o s u i t o f F R E E H O L D M O R T G A G E i h e C o u n ty o f M o n m o u lb n o d A i s l e o f
A N D R E A L T Y C O M PA N Y , a c o rp o r­ N e w J e r s e y .
a t i o n a n d t o b e s o ld by
B e g i n n i n g a t a p o i n t i n t h e M id d le
H O W A R D H K IO IIT , H beriff.
f R e y n o l d s D r iv e , d i s t a n t s e v e n te e n
D a te d J a n 'y 32, 1934,
■ Dot I s a w e s t e r l y d i r e c t io n a l o n g t h o
J u l i u s E . D l t t m a r , S o l’r.
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B9L—4 T —>24.98
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a n d y p t w h ic h t h i s lo t is a p a r t; th e n c a
<U a l o n g t h e m i d d le o f R e y n o ld s
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w r i t o f tt. f a . t o m « d irec ted . Is s u e d m l n u te a w e s t f i f t y - o n e f e e t ; t h e n c e (2)
o u t o f t h e C o u r t o f C h a n c e ry e f t h e s o u t h t w e n t y - f i v e d e g r e e s a n d n o m in*
S t a t e o f N e w J e r s e y , w ill he c * p o s e d u t e s e a s t o n o h u n d r e d a n d s i x ty - s e v e n
fo o t; t h e n c e (8) n o 't h e i x t y .f l v e d e ­
t o s a l e a t p u b l i c v e n d u e on
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M o n d a y , t h e M h d a y o f F e l m u r y , 1984. g r e e s a n d n o m i n u t e s e a s t o n o h u n d r e d
b e tw e e n t h e h o u r s o f 12 o'clock a n d a n d te n fe M ; t b e n c e (4) f o r t y - f o u r do*
i o ’c lo c k < a t 2 o 'c lo c k ) . In th e a f t e r ­ g r e e s a n d t w o n l y - o l g h t m t n u te s w est,
n o o n o f s a i d d a y , a t th e C o n n Jtouse o n e h u n d r e d a n d a e v c n ty - s o v e n a n d
i n t h e B o ro u g h o f F re e h o ld . C o u n ty t h i r t e e n 0110- H u n d r e d t h s f c » t to t h a
o f M o n m o u th . N e w J c m c y . to P H tlsfy .a . m id d le o f Itey u o ld M D r iv e a n d t o t h a
d o o re e o f s a i d c o u r t a m o u n tin g to n - 'p o i n t o r p l a c e o f b e g i n n i n g , n u b je c t t o
' t h o r l g h t n o f t h e p u b ltn i n a n d t o
p r o x l m a t e l y fl.S25.00.
A tt t h e (o l l e w t n g tr n o t o r im rcet o f R e y n o ld s D r iv e .
la iid a n d p rr m le e s h e r e i n a f te r p a r t l o u - 1 Seised am lh« property of William
la riy
d e s c rib e d , e l t u a t e . ly lu r a n d F, Kntnhle. rt » l t a k e n In cKWUtlon
b e i n g In tlio V illa g e o f Mli1<ll«town • at the null of Mary K Isabelfe Oakley.
P o in t , N o w V !orc;;*‘„ - f M itinw m i. In : isild t«.r !»»• *"*'i 5»y
H O W A I t l ) H K I O I I T . SberlfT ,
t h e C o u n ty o f M o n m o u th hih I M u te o f '
N ew Jersey .
! Dated December iiS. 19W.
K d w s r d t l .* F o r m o n , H ol'r,
B e in g s p a r t o f t h r jiro p e riy o r lo t
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N O T IC E
Notlco Is hereby itlvrn that the following local budget and tW^ordi­
nance was approved by the Borough CoUnoll of tho Borough of M tn w th ,
County ol Monmouth, 011 January SO, 1M4;
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A hesrlng on tho budiict snd tax.oM lnltnoe will b e held a t the;B or­
ough Hall on Tuesday, fV bnuiy 11, itM , Wt ?;S0 o'clock F. M„ a t Which
time sn d placo objections to imld budget and tax ordinance of t h t Borough
of M ataw an for the yc»i 1034 may b t im s e n tc d by any laitpayer Of « I d
Borough.
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Local Budget of the Borough o t Matawan, C ounty of Monmouth, fof
the n»oal year WM.
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This ’Budget shall also coiutltute tilt Tax Ordinance.
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An O rdlnlnot M lstlns to t i n t to r t h t y tu r WM;
Be It ordained by the Mayor a n d Council of th e Borough of M tM w tn,
County ot M onmouth, that there’ dial) IN taw saed. raised t y taxtU on,
tn d collected for tho year 1(34. tho turn Ot Tw enty-seven Thousand, Bovth
Hundrvd Forty-eight Dollars nnd Ninety-two Oents (W7,74tja> fo r tM
purpose ot moeting the am ironrlatbnt t e t fo rth In t h t following title *
m ctit ol rosouroot and aptnoprlatlont to r th o fltoal.year 19M.
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Surplus Revenue Reserved for T sx U chS
Amount of S uivlus Revenue .., .................................
Amount o t W ater S u r p lu s
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RESOURCES
ANTICIPATED REVENUES
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1934
Surplus Revenue Appropriated
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M ISOBLUNBOOB RSVICNUES A B ^ P A t S b r
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Licenses ...............................................................
Fines and P enalties ................
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Interest and C o s U ........................
SMO.OO
Franohlse Tax ..................... . . , , , V ; . . . , , . i . . . . .
t h ms Receipts T sx ..................... i . * ; . , , . . . .
10040.
Pal Taxes.................................'.k .,.
R ental of Library ......................
Oasollne Tax Refund .........................
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Water flurplut Appropriated ............................. , 3^00.00
Alcoholic B erertgfl License
4.000.00
Annek Territory (Surplus M ataw an T ow nthlp).
l\jta l Mlacellsntous Revenues AiiUtlptttd ....417.UO.OO
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Building Inspector ........................ .........
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FEBRUARY^.-1.M
THE
Matawan and Vicinity
Mr». Marvin Ingoldsby entertained J u d g eH e n ry s . f o r tu n e a n d p a r­
her Sowing Club, Thursday aftcr- ty left (o r M iami, Fla., Thursday.
um .
' Mr< a n d M ri. David Martin nnd
M m B e rt O artan are spending « v e ttl week* In Florid*.
tlx*. Jo tep h failing of Mountain­
side; U Visiting her- daughter, Mrs.
W illiam K Tlchenor.
,; M r. a n d Mr*. WaUcr Maktn of
Wtortendyke, V ere week-end guests
Miss F r a neea S tew art o t Hew York
h a t te e n H ittin g M n . A. B. H endsraon.
M rs. Edward Sandford an d Mrs.
Nettle Schilling o f Newark, who I*
■pending several day* w ith Mrs.
Sanford, vt*lt«d M r. and Mrs. Jack
Little in Philadelphia, Monday.
There will be a m eeting of th e P - ■■ ■ ■
Tuesday evehlng, February t , a t
o'clock. A very fine program lias
been airanged b y th e program com
m ittee. T h e public is Invited to a t
te n d th is meeting.
Plana fo r th e fiftieth anniversary
will be th e chief consideration of the
/members o f th e Glenwood Mission
B an d when It m eets next Wednesday
n ig h t a t th e home of Mrs. W. Oliver
Dlggln. O n th a t night th e annual
m ite box opening will be held.
Bduetynoopated ryhmtta f o r g o ­
ing thiwfthotit the sntiroovenlng..
at
Mrs. Ro*a Bergen, president
th* elub and M rs. Theodor* D rum ­
mond, t n u u r t r , are the ticket com ­
m ittee an d re p o rt th a t from the
advance «ale,of UnkOx there will be
a large attendance.
A large oommKee headed by M n .
S a ra h M oran w ill serve refre*hment*
o f lee cream , home m ade cake and
eoffee u the final event of th e eve­
ning., . . . . . .
Mi** Sarah J. Bedle
Dies at Yonkers, N. Y.
MATAWA N j 0 URN A t
M rs. U la Cooper, M n . O la Ooakley,
Mrs. Mary L. Johnson, M n, Lessle
Thom as a n d Miss D orothy AndenOn.
Funeral services were oondusted on
Sunday afternoon a t 3 o'clock in th e
F or Forty Yaars Wa* IdenUned Provide nee B aptist Church. Inter,
W ith B adness Lite • ( This
m cnt was in M atawan Cemetery.
Section
Mary E. V an Pelt
H ertjert A uguitus E usnneil died
M sry E. W alling Van Pelt, wife
from angina pectoris Friday, J a n u ­ of the late Daniel V an Pelt, passed
ary M, a t Fitkln M em orial H ospi­ away yesterday m orning a t her
tal! w h e n he h a d been a p a tient home, Second St., Keyport. She cele­
fo r a fortnight.. Mr. Bushnell was brated her elghty-slxth birthday
72 years old on November 11, He last May, but h a d been In tailing
Was bom In New York, but m ost of health for a long time. She was
his early life was spent in and the daughter of the late Anthony
aro u n d Verplanks Point, N . Y., and Ann (Walling) w alling and
w lu ie h e w as engaged In the brick
was born in K eyport, where she
HUtttMtt" w ith the late Thomasr H. IfveS' alf VefTIfe. She was a mem­
and Jam es D. Avery. H e f l n t can>e ber o t Calvary M. EL Church. Her
to this section 44 years ago, when
husband died 5S y e a n ago. Surviv­
w ith Thom as and Jam es Avery tney
ing are two daughters, Miss Mary
purchased from W atson dtlilwaggon Van Pelt, who lives a t home, and
a small brick yard iwhlch la te r be
Mrs. W illiam Bryne, an d one son,
cam e th e f ln t unit o t the large Daniel A. Van Pelt, of K eyport; also
yard known as Ollffwood Brick one sister, M n . Caroline Van Pelt of
Company.
This first yard was P erth Amboy, and four grandchil­
known m th e Aveiy an d B ushnell dren. F uneral services will be held
B rick Y ard. His home a t th a t time from the home a t 2:30 o’c lock Sun­
was In Ollffwood, w here h e re ­ day afternoon. T he Rev. D. Roe
m ained fo r five‘years, la te r moving Ha’ney, pastor of C alvary Church,
to M ataw an. Severing h is connec­ will officiate. Interm ent will bo In
tions w ith th e Avery interests he Qrcen Grove Cemetery.
was engaged tor a tune in the
m onum ental business w ith th e late
Mlaa Elisabeth W. C anon
Frederick Lupton w ith whom he
la te r' purchased the G aston brtokFuneral services for Miss Elisay a td In Cllffwcod and changed the beUi W. Carson, 70, who died M on­
nam e to Lupton-Buahnell B rick day a t .her home, 7 Broad Stitist,
Company. A fter giving u p the Freehold, wero conducted Thursday
brick business, Mr. Bushnell con­ afternoon a t 2 a t the W. H. Freeman
ducted a grocery store on B road­ runeral home, 47 East M ain Street
way, K eyport, tor aibout ten years Freehold, by the Rov. George O.
when ho retired entirely from Horn, pastor of tho Freehold Pres­
business moving to Long B ranch, byterian Church, of w hich she was
snc.T.tsr. Interm ent was In OrecnD uring tho adm inistration of Arils
B. H enderson as M ayor c t M ataw an lawn Comctcry, Freehold, Miss C ar­
Mr. B usnnell was appointed n son Is survived oy a sister, Mi's,
member of the Borough Council to 8 arnli Conover, with whom she re ­
fill a vacancy, lie wns always an actlvo Odd Fellow, navlng been Initi­
ated to Knickerbocker Lodge nn
November 10, 1834, nnd w as Its
U c l m i i t ! - f o r twrlve years, resign­
ing t i n t r.it.t when he moved tu
Long Brunch
He likewise held
membership In M atawan Lodge F.
nnd A. M , Tor many years. Mr.
Bushnell wns three tim es married.
His first wife. Ann Billings o | Ver-
DIES IN mm HOSPITAL
W as the D aughter of Nimrod Bedle,
U U ) |W d ’■ ~
Mra. Jim e s B rian of Princcton,
* # e ♦.!» guest of her niece, Mr». S.
0.^ Devlin, over Thursday.
M n . Sarah J a n e Bedle died on
Sunday, J a n u a ry 38, 1834, a t th e
W illiam R . Craig U spending two
residence or Dr. C harles Burlew, 87
week* in New York, Joining his wife
Colgate Avenue. Yonkers, N. Y.. in
t a d fam ily over th e week-ends.
h e r nlnety-lM th year. She was th e
M r. nnd Mrs. Fred Dunham of
a u n t of M n . Burlew and was a sla­
C ranford, were guests of Mrs. Harry
te r of th e late Colonel Jam es O
S. Stonaker over the week-end
Bedle who commanded a U nion
toe*. Fo u n tain Burlew was th r
Army regim ent In th e tilvll W ar.
g uest'of H r. and Mrs. Lyle T. Dawe
Miss Bedle was th e la st child ot
In M etuchen several days this week.
th e f l n t settler, N hnroa Bedle, of
M rs. George C lark an d Mrs. EUa Keyport. N im rod Bedle .was born
, . r Mr*. W illiam R. Craig and Miss
' Bernice W. Brown were -guests of Olidewell o f M atawan attended a Jan u a ry 32, 1806, on a fa rm south­
ten. R alph W, H errick in New York turkey d in n er an d bridge a t the east o t K eyport, and m arried Miss
home of M rs. R . A. Rhodes o f Red M ary Form an Rogers, born M arch
over W ednesday.
B an k la st T hursday evening. Two >1,1*08, d aughter o t William Rogers,
't
M rs.'W illiam J . R abel had as her
' Quests over th e week-end, Mhs Hel­ tables were in play. Mrs. Olidewell on Jan u a ry 1, laas. a t tha old B ethheld high score a n a M n . Louis Mil­ e s d i M ethodist C hurch a t Blue B all
e n R eehtll and J . Charles Dunning
ler o f R ed D ank, consolation.
(now Adelphla), w hich church waa
*• of Jersey City.
M r. and Mra. G arret Oottrell re ­ built in 1779.
. J*ccto r., LefTerts Jr., who attends
cently recovered a t sheriff's sale
M r. and M n , Bfedle resided o n a
Columbia University in New York,
foreclosure th e fa rm they left eight fa rm near Centerville un td the fall
U enjoying a sh o rt recess after mid­
years ago an d since th a t tim e has ot IN I, he having purchased prop­
year exam inations.
been farm ed by Jo h n Oill. The farm erty on M ain S tree t, erected the f ln t
. ( M r. an d Mrs. Jo h n Thonvts were lies on the ro ad between EnglUhtown
dwelling In the new town o t K ey­
recent visitors of th eir daughter and nnd/T ennent. M r. and M n . Oottrell port, and cam e here to ltve> T he
.eon-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. William p lan to vacate tlie lr M ataw an house house still stands w ith some a lte ra ­
Holland, in Belleville.
tho f ln t of M arch and to tak e up tions and 14 owned by th e widow of
Little Miss Joan Jordan was op­ th e ir Immediate realdenoe on their Dr. Fred C. Olfden, who resides
erated uoon for mastoid at the old farm . They will p lan t it entirely there.
M onuioi'.lh Memorial Hospital in In potatoes.
In this dwelling John Rogers
’ ■or.* B ranch, Tuesday.
Mias C harlotte Sanford received a Bedle, the eldest b ro th e r of Miss
1 Mrs. William E. Jordan Sr. ot sprained wrist an d severe bruises Borah J . Bedle, was barn on M ay
W oodhaven, N, Y„ is vlMUnu her w hen th e w as throw n from h e r new i», 1B32, the Dhit child bom In the
to n and daughter-in-law . Mr. and three.ysar*old colt, "Tough Ouy" on village of K eyi»i‘i. Mr. and Mr*
Mr*. W illiam is. Jordan.
Sunday afternoon. Miss Sanford Bi*dle were mem bers ol old Tlothany
Mr, a n d Mrs. Edward Wyokolt nn- h ad dismounted to load her horse M ethodist C hurch and as was usual
nounoo th e b irth of a son nt tlio across a ditch and •when she was wllh the M ethodists of those days
P crtlj Amboy O eneral Hospital on half mounted, th e home bounded they oltered th e ir homo for a
down the ro id ?''rxrveral preaching (place on tho circuit
Munuajr evening, January
ifr'rrrliulilt jim Invited tho Hey. plwalkf w’5£ ttiC MtwioSr C* h !u t*A*0
, Mr. an d Mrs. Thomas Koc.iman tim es before site could get In the T hom as O. Stew art, who In Decem­ children, Jam es A. and M ary Bush
^rp entertaining the. former's moth, •addie, couilng th e m ishap which ber, 1031, b a d th e honor of preach­ ■•ell, both of whom survive him.
• r , .Mr*. A nna Koopman of East wad Mia* S an fo rd 's n rit fall In six ing the f ln t M ethodist sermon In Two years after the d e itli o t hla
y ean,
O range, *everal days this week.
f ln t wlfo he m arried Elisabeth
Keyport.
M il) NatiUlo Sm ith had as her
Mrs. Bedle passed awsy Jan u a ry Seely Powelsou o t Brooklyn, a
guesla over the week-end, Mimes
FRENEAU
1*. liaa, aged 74 yean , and M r. widow and th e m other ot Harold
L unclta Churchill of Olen Falls, N.
Bedle died on Ju ly It, ISM, aged 77 Powelion who earns tn M ataw an to
Y , *n4 LorcRa llourlgan of Osweso,
Mrs, Oecella O rah am entertained yarn, 6 m onths a n d 23 days, Miss llvs as a sm all boy. Becoming wid­
NV.
a few of h e r friends a t blrdge Tues­ Bedle having outlived h e r parents owed again, tw o <van ago h e m a r­
M r. and Mra. O arrel MoKeen and day evening.
a n d all of h er b ro th e n and sisters, ried M n . Phoebe O a rd n c r who re­
cently pre-deoeated him . Slnoe her
th re e e h lld re n and Mra. William 0 .
T he two daughters of Mr. and M ethodism In K eyport Is a* old as
Be die J r . were guests of Mr. and Mr*. B ert Hayoook have been very the town fo r It came w ith It* first death fo r a short time h e n lu rn o d
M rs, W llllsm Mueller In Maplowood III. Jan e la Ju*t reoorrtlng from settler, Nimrod Bedle, who wa* one to his old home in M ataw an until
he w as tak en with his tata) ijllnoss.
Sunday. pnoutnonla and Edna has h ad to Of the o rg a n ln n o f the A l t M oth'■Mr*. Edgar H k e entertained th* a ta y sot-: of aahool for a week on o d lit church i n 1MI, though service* Funeral service* w ere conducted
W ednesday Bridge c lu b *t her aocount o t a severe cold. B oth are had b rin "|)«ld regularly every Sab* Sunday afternoon by th e R e f W ,
b a th in the f l n t achool hom e, whloh H. Dllts, pastor of the P m f e m ria n
M m * th is week. Mrs. Malcolm recovering now.
Otiurch In M ataw an, of which ho
M M M illan substituted. each guest
Bheivla Wilson, son o t M r. and was built in IUB, a n d a ll of th e
r.'&a a m ember nnd SnCeiiwmij fol­
n o e l v c d a remembrance.
Mr*. Jo tep h Wilson, ha* been tick B edle children w e n members o l th e
lowed In Roue Hill Cemetery. I
Sabbath sohool a n d church,
fo
r
three
week*
w
ith
a
gathering
1«
1 M r.’ e n d M r a . Joseph a . Dem-.
Ml** Bedle rem ained In th a old
, M n rtr celebrated their wedding »n* h is rig h t ear.
M r. add Mr*. Jam es L o ti o f Now home t a d attended all of the serv­
n lv e n a ry In N«w York Saturday
ice* In Iter church until *he removed
With ft p a rty of friends, They at- York spent Saturday w ith th eir
parents, M r. a n d M n. W ilbur Lott to Y onken t* m ake h e r hom e w ith
tfn d td "M urder a t tlie vanities."
' M n lU htcc* Anderson :
h e r nleoe, M n . Oh.irl** Burlew,
of th li pliice.
,
Mir, an d Mm, O hirlM c . a c h * *
Mr*. Rebeooa A ndenon, *t, wife of
mim nutn fltuiweii Attended ui« about thlrty.-flve years ago.
t t t t today to r California by train
t h e body of Ml** Bedle waa Sam uel A ndenon, died o r complica­
Y aoht Club entertalm nent a t Keyon B oard th e G rand Canyon Spoolal.
brotnfhti to K eyport W ednesday tions last Friday a t h e r homo In
p o rt on Saturday evening.
. t h o j exepeot to toe away six or eight
M r. and M n . G eorge stra e h le and m orning Mid *ervlo*s w e n con­ Ollffwood. B**tde* h er huaband ih e
Wfeta a n d m il retu rn via Panama
son, Qeorge Jr., o f Neptune, M r. and ducted a t th e grave by the Rev, leaves three sods and alx daughters.
Oanal.
1
M n . Jo h n Sp rih ifleld
Avon were Archibald Mann, p a sto r of the Pres- They are Booker T., Hoaie and Sam ­
‘.T b e nomination of Raphael 0, guest* for th e day of M n! Johh byierleh Church o t Yonkers.
son Anderson. Mm. Fanny Johnson,
I mvIUi , presen t appointed a* Post- Lockwood on H tu n d a y .
ir
m eater a t Matawan. was among
Mr*. J. D. W ln an s vlaited In New­
tho*» M itt b y President Roosevelt a rk Friday.
l« toe S enate for confirmation, Sat­
Misses M ay and Anna Thompson
urday.
visited th e MIsm s M argaibt and
Yeaterday, Claire Emmons took E lisabeth Carroll of Jersey Olty over
W tr t tli S . D . 1 mail route which th e week-end.
Sartnoe Zelgler had been serving
Mias H a an o r Duncan, who has
aly. F o r the past two weeks been living a t home In Franeau while
t
ha*
been
breaking
in
Mr,
K IW I'S O N E S T R IV IN G FOR
M r.W *l*n
taking h e r training a t praetlce
pn m o n * . '
teaching In n e e h o ld , ha* returned
.
" s o m e t h i n g j u s t a little b e t t e r ”
T t» fa rtftt-T ea c h ers' Association to th e fltato T eao h en ' College a t
;• Bleared over |0 0 a t a dance, Wedne*. T n n to n an d expects to graduate
f t y evening, in the H igh school from th e n In June.
K o H ia tter w h a t y o u r p r e s e n t condition m a y
Mr.', and M n , Jo h n F u rry (pent
fflU lM llim . The proceeds will be
Used to oontinuo giving free lunches Tuesday in Newark.
be, t h e r e ’s s o m e t h i n g j u s t a little b e t t e r
M m Relnke Jan ssen an d two
tn the,*ohools.
r i g h t w ith in y o u r re a c h , n n d th e m i n u te
’ £ Mn, .Jam es E. Voorheos onter- ehUdiot), U lllan a n d R elnke J r.
. lalned th e Saturday Evening Bridge were guests w ith her parent*. Mr,,
y
o u r h a n d closes u p o n it, th e m u rk g o e s 1
an
d
M
n
.
Radcllffe
In
Morganville
' p u b . Two tab les constitute the
OlUfc. Mn. 0 . A. Ocasweln an d F. Tuesday.
a h e a d once m o r e — y o u k eep on g o i n g o n . '
Elm er Boyce an d F rank Boyce
' H ow ard Lloyd received lh e prises
(or high Mores.
' m otored to New Y ork on W ednesday.
C arl Ludewlg is In Lopg Branch
Miss Irene r : Bolte entertained
Memorial Hospital. Mr. Ludewlg
ttl^ TeaO hers'Contract Bridge Club,
w as operated on fo r appendicitis on
V Tueadaj!«.wnlng. Mrs. R ens L. C arAmbition ha* givsn u* the modern
M onday morning.
te n r w e ln d the prlso for high score
Mr. and Mra. Fred Leber of I r ­
Van d Mn. H ow ard Erdm an received vington, vUltod M r ,and M n . W. O.
' conveniences we enjoy today
, th e consolation prise,
F ran k s and Mr. a n d Mrs. Frank
v f t l f n , H erm an Thorson wa* liost- Verment* on Sunday, '
_
k
in
to th e Thursday LunoheonMr. and M n . Louis S plelm an'and
B ridge Club. Three table* w o n In daughter, Mia* C harlotte Splelman
•: play. Mr*. R obert Malkmu* re ­ an d Mary MoMahon o f Brooklyn
.. **ived th e priae for high More, Mrs. were guest* o f M r. and M n . F n n k
- . We*l*y H*U was aeoond an d Mra. T lem an on Sunday.
•
U m i received th e coniola1 5 o t t 3 f w . Mrs. M alkmus an d Mra,
u r v i M
^
Women Damocrati Plan, ,
E ^ f lfc b s U tu te d .
OBITUARY
Real Ambition
‘ MIm Jea n Buokiey o r Summ it,
l i v e a dlnner and th eatre p arty in
" tf e f ; York. Saturday, in honor of
"
lu b e l D. Eggleston, who was
ktlng her btrthdhy. The eight
i attended th e ovening perM ltt* o f "The U fa ," a fte r whloh
f d a n s o d In th e Silver Clrill, at
_ tto ttl U xlngton,
’s irs . i . B. SgglMton entertained
tunohoon and bridge Monduy in
of h e r (ister-ln-law , Miss
lift Bggleston, yrho Is leaving tofor h e r home In New Haven,
14 a fte r spending several weeks
mM>, Th* ||M t* Included Mr*,
- p i A. Neidlinger, M n . P. J
iMr*' Jo h n o o rd o n , Mrs.
ft, LefleHs, Miss Annie I .
'*fb(, M n- W. A, C lose'and Mrs,
hees. At bridge, M n.
im« held high soore.
,
Valtntins Card Party
Mis. August Soehl, general Chair­
m an ot th e V alentine oard party and
danee of th e M ataw an Women'll
D em oontlo Olub, reports th a t Ui*
oommfttee ha* been onthusiastloaliy
working to Make th e affair a n out­
standing iu o m m . The party will b*
held m Legion H all February 7 a t
a p. m.
The Matawan Bank
1*8.170 MAIN STREET
.
M n . Mae am i* , ohalrman o f en­
tertainm ent, has arranged a d tv n tIng program w hloh will Include M n .!
Roea Bergen, P retld en t of th e Olub,
who will render several voetl ssleetlon*. and th e M lssss O a Uiooa ot
MontoMv, who aro looal favorite*.
All kind* o f oard game* w ill fa*
played *nd th e pries* will be ftrawn
b y the winner* tN tn t h ill* " J u k
H ornrr" pie. Al TUterV popular
nwhe«lr* will, plfty their Justly fa*
.
MATAWAN, N. J.
TMnft don't turn up in this morld until
MnubodV turn* them up
v
on th e fo n iu r OolUer fa rts , n o #
oocupied by tb « Horae of tho Good
Shepherd, W lckatunk. She was the
daughter of tho la te John a n d Adella
Hendrickson C anon.
EDVARD V. CUHUEf
FRED M.
Attomey-at-Law
SW . Main M.
J. LAIRD HULSE
BEAUTY PAHLOK
Phone FNeheU 7*
ENOUSHTOW N, N. X
West Freal Street, Ksypert, N. J.;
I a. m. U liK
f, H
Ne O t n B ean All Day W i M l l i
I
W. H. PEN(XL,DJ)i;
M Mala Street
Hotaiiis
OSIee new* S A. M, 10 III* P. M,
Ne OfBee Uania Tboradv* >
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INSURANCE
IN ALL IT* fO R B U
Bb lure to include in your l i t t . *
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M atawan
TKL. IM
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fteebeld. N. A
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
TEL. 1U
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. Na t io n a l Ba n k
RETTA DEATS
f
mi;
for
You don't taka im th a t Inferi­
ority camples when your
facial and h slr dressing Ii
expertly eared tor by u*.
111 Broad Htreet
ILW. BALIAH.1LP.
pw nta and dreases. T he Instrum ents
W en m andoHni he apparently, hoped
VETERINARIAN
to sell. T he potatoes w e n taken
from M orton Allen, Matanran, th e B oon ; I t e 1* A. M .; l t* I P.
state charged.
.
t t t MAIN STREET
PSSM I #
Because M organ waa a second o f­
fender, Judge T ruax said, the court
Second Offender
was obliged to double th e penalty
Jailed
Theft provided
by law. Morgan's record
. Attorney and
|
showed, while a n parole from R a h ­
M atawan T o m u b lp M an Lay*
way, he was apprehended on a la r­
Counsellor-at-Law
I
Predicam ent to Depression;
ceny charge for w tucn h e served 13 [
G et* T hree Year*
m onths o r a two-yeam' sentence i n | U l 'Main S t.
^ g,
|
T elepbon. *•
..
E lm er Morgan, s<, W ater Street, state prison.
M atavan Township, wss sentenced
WOl Rogers says th a t If we only I
to ,a term of from three to six
years In state prison M onday by buy liquor in countries which p a y '
Judge H arry Truax In special ses­ th e ir debts to us, we wlll have to
sions court. Morgan, one of five g e t used to th e national drink o f
Attorney and
defendants sentenced by th e court, Finland. Well. It It is the liquor
Counaellor-at-Law
blamed the depression for th e th eft they drin k w hich causes the F inns
of seven bags of potatoes, tw o m u­ to pay tlie lr debts, we would like to U I Mahi street
M atawni M. | ,
sical instrum ents an d three dresses. tr y some of it on a few fellows we
Telephone 117*
' ,
T h e defendant told Judge T ruax know ot in th is community.
he h as th re e children of his own
and four step-children to care for.
T ry a classified and b e satisfied
He w as charged with breaking into
JOSEPH E. WENZEL
the home of Edward Dobson, CllffI t pays to adveitlsl.
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W in te r M e rc h a n d is e
Priced for Quick Disposal to Make Room
for Our Spring Stock
BUY NOW for Real Savings
Quality Wearing Apparel and Accessories
for the Entire Family also
Household Goods, Etc.
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T
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M A T A W
A I f
F R ID A Y ^ F E B R U A R Y
J O U K N A l
2, 1M 4
Matawan H. S. Quintet Scores Victories over M t Holly
Roller Skate Hockey Toanum ent KEYPORT VARSITY
LOSE TO ASBURYPARK
To Be Staged a t Keansburg Drome
to
Promoter Alterman Plima Gala Event for Near Jersey
State Championship To Be Started in February;
County Manager* of Hockey Team* Invited
gMMQMMWMMNMMMMfMMMNtMMMMfnofttiw tM M MiM OMM M w i 1
C o u n ty -S p o r t-o -g r a m s
lo c a l Jaaiere -Drop Close flam e
Aiborjr f a r t Seconds In Vast T ilt;
Twc O vertime Periods.
« y “ M U 'H A W K ”
T h e Keyport High School Varsity
quin tet lost a thrilling basketball
b attle to th e Asbury P ark H igh Quin­
tet, 17 to 10, o n the K eyport c ourt
before « Uuge crowd last Friday
n ig h t, while In the prelim inary e n ­
counter, C oach C arh art's "Robes"
w ere nosed out by the Aabury P ark
Ju n io r H igh five ln a fa s t and fu ri­
ous contest, 26 to 33, a fte r two extra
overtime periods.
Although K eyport lost to th e Aa.
b ury Parkers, it was In reality a
m oral victory a s the visitors are in
tb e .Class A group, while K eyport is
in th e Class O group, and losing by
seven points cannot,be term ed a disasterous defeat.
A tlantic H ighlands High School
junior and senior quintets will come
to K eyport, tonight', to m eet the lo­
cal quintets on the K eyport High
School Court in a return game, hav­
ing defeated th e K eyport varsity
team a week ago a t Atlantic H igh­
lands. T he preliminary game will
s ta r t a t , 7 o'clock, while the varsity
battle is scheduled for 8:15.
T h e susns:
Asbury Park II. S.
.
FCI. F.
McGowan, F. .
2
a
Peluso, F . ........
1
o
U im ley, P. ...
0
0
M cCarthy, C. .
#
t
HSnderson, 0.
1 1Q
Mensel, O.........
3
0
Voll, O ..............
I
C
Volph, O ...........
1
0
T he sport populace of th is a n a Is working u p to a feverish hoot over
th e cumlng county cham pionship basketball series betw een Uie Keansburg
B ig mve and th e K eyport A A,, and tb s players of both team s a n pepped
u p for th e series. J u s t listen t n when they m eet eaoh o ther « t th e K eans4>urg S p o rt Drome some night. I f this series betw een these rivals does n o t
-draw a capacity crowd a t eaeb gam e <of th e series th e n I w ill be very m uch
-disappointed. A nd, hy th e -way, th is big title court classic gets under way
a t K eansburg on Thursday night, M b n w ry 18.
• • • > • •
'
Frankie O rab is being heralded a s the loading c en ter ln sem i-pro
basketball alzclet of M onm outh Oounty for 1833-34. G rob m ore th a n held
h la own w ith '© tretch" K rieger « f th e fit. Stephen's five,' listed as the
M iddlesex C ounty -top-notch center. Frankie h a s been playing a m ar­
velous game th is season for Bag W alling's Keansburg B ig Five.
• • • • •
,
Scholastic C a n t Plashes
A lthough Coaoh SbuUey O ar h art's Keyport H ig h School V arsity squad
lost to th e Aabury P ark H igh .quintet, we m ust realise ttiht K eyport Is lr.
the Class D group, while Asbury Park-belongs ln th e Class A group. Key­
port did well to hold Asbury P a rk to a 15-point m argin. I t can b e con­
sidered a moral victory for K eyport.
• • » • •
T h e flockey T ournam ent
R oller skating hockey ln its infancy In th is a re a h as done well In Its
in itial year a t K eansburg. I believe th a t under a com petent prom oter
th is sport can b e built up and conducted on a paying basis w ithin the
n ext two years.
. •
- * « • • •
ST. STEPHEN'STtifflffB X a ta s m High V artity Q uintet
am KEAttUU INI
S c a m h sS ix tb Cowtt Victory
1. -CNiU, Oeeb, t a i l o r a a * Ibrlegar
T a ra in M u w H w n r w h a i i H i r
a t K eansbnrg Sport Drome.
. C o t d i F M h e r t S e n io rs D iip U y C U s » itt T r l u m j r t i O v e r
Befoie th e largest crowd to attend
a basketball contest ln th e « e a n s burg Sport -Drome this sesson, the
colorful S t. Stephen's quintet ot;
■Perth Amboy, w as forced to set a
terrlflo pace an d tu rn in a-brilliant
performance in order to subdue th e
snappy K ean& urg B ig f iv e , Sunday
aftomoon, b y the score, 25 to 31. ,
t t was .the m ost interesting n lp a n d ^ u ck court tilt of tb e sesson,
w ith e tc h team stepping a t a Cast
pace throughout, giving- approxi­
m ately 200 people a m ost colorful
exhibition of basketball.
Oeorge M anuel of K eyport, receiv­
ed the referee assignm ent while Dick.
Carney o f K eansburg, was Ih e u m ­
pire;
,
,
Jack O'Neil .and Frankie G rab led
Ketmsburg’e scoring attack, chalking
up a-total of 16 points, whUe Taylor.
Lakorasky a n d "S tretch” K rteger
excehed o n th e offense for the S t.
Stephen's -five.
Next Sunday’s A ttraction
M anager Raym ond W alling ot tlie
Keansburg Big Pive, h as toooketl a
s ta r basketball a ttra c tio n fo r next
Sunday Afternoon a t tbe /Keansburg
Sport Drome in th e speedy Asbury
P ark Brakers, one o t the outstanding
colored professional team s of the
state.
Harold Hopson and Vardon D audrldge of K eyport. and W alnwrlght
of Atlantic Highlands, have been
playing th e greatest game o t th eir
oaroera during th e season for th e
Asbury P a rk quintet, an d th e tan s
tn this a n a c an be assured o t a very
Interesting content. In ta c t, th e col­
ored aces a re listed as a 6 to 8 favor­
ite .to nose o u t th e fa s t Keansburg
qumtet. T he game will sta rt prom pt­
ly a t 3 o'clock.
Sunday's score:
,
St. e le p h a n t
•F.a. JP.
Taylor, T. ............
1
....♦
U lu m d ry , V
...J
fl
S Krieger, 6 .........
. ...3
1
s . Kosiowskt, a .
. .. .1
Osiisio, a ...............
....0
i F r t t M t t t o U y F iv e W i t b ^ e r i w j M l e y a n d M i k e
• ( S r e g tilw i^4 , ft»> a lin g i h s S p o t l i g h t « a S c e r e r s
z , "b a m j
By " B A U D t m *
I t -was "Home n>wn t» y" fof Oodeh Douglas Mrfher s t M t. IBoUy s o d
his M ataw an High School Varsity quintet celebrated Jthe ocoasion by scor­
Prom oter Sidney A lterm an o t tlie K e ao c b u 't Sport Drome revealed
ing o sea satio n sl victory over Mt. Holly's «otoiful «ch«dostlc faesketeen by
liis plant today In an interview w ith th e w riter in the staging o t a gal*
th e s o o n of .98 to M before a csparity attendance.
roller skating h octay to u rn am en t to r tb e C entral Jersey championship
which will get underw ay a t th e apart drom e in February, the exact
T he » e d .and White coumtere of- “
1
_________
Burlington Oounty, although outstarting d ale to be announced n e x t week.
’' • '
classediby th e flashy Matawan quin­
The prom oter h a s been m aking
tet, j)Ut up a stubborn flght all the
extensive preparations Ior
hla
cham pionship roller skating hockey
swBNbut w as Anally Jorced to bow to<
tournam ent a n d Is anxious to h av e
a well-oeaclted. smooth-working loLocals Score Seventh Win With M
all m anagers of team s ln the C en ­
cel'baslujthaJlunlt.
- ttr t l VieUry Over the'New ; ,
tra l Jersey area, who are interested,
l« n g r lnsley Shines
'
Bcanswlsk Cagers.
.
,
rom ir.unirate w ith him ImmediLarry-lnsley,
a
very
versatile
flthS h o re Town F w gwtm W ill M U
a'.ely.
Ittfi, flashed one of the best otlenalve
to Sandlet B aaeliallas B u
I n a Jh rillin g seersaw basieett»U
There will tie trophies awarded to
games of -hla young career and led ba(tle-on Tucaday jiig h t, .the SKatA*
RcAteteO.
the teams, gold, silver an d bronze
tlie t*qnuB&tes 19 th e -scoring attack
• a n S ig h seb o o l v a r s ity quin tet
medals fo r th e individual players
w ith twelve -points, followed closely w u forced to s te p .a t a llvely g ^ t
By “BALL HA.WK"
of winning clubs, also m anagers
behind, t y M ike Oregelwlch, the brll- Injorder to score a 24 to 21 victory
Several
weeks
ago
we
predicted
ln
and captains to receive special
Uant pivot s t a r of the looal varsity jw er th e Ju n io r College five of NfW
& sports editorial th a t Red Bank,
awards.
team. Slllson and Tony Oregelwlch Brunswick, a n d adding th e seventh
All the hockey games during th e P e rth Amboy, {Beimar an d Freehold
ch ip p e d .in w ith some clever work win of th o season.'
' v
cham pionship tournam ent are to would not jo in a profeuslonal base­
on
tho defense.
ball
circuit
under
an
y
consideration
U lteitatpe s ta le d wish a ction from
be played a t th e K eansburg sport
Haines,
.Sexton
and
Green
were
the opening to th e dosing whistle,
drome, one o t th e mon: spacious and your sports correspondent of
tb e outstanding performers on the w ith .the lead changing fo u r tim es
-lee Skating
auditorium s o t its kind in th e th is new spaper gave sound reasons
offense
.fbr
the
Mt
Holly
eager:,.
i
t
h
as
been
reported
th
a
t
the
M
ataw
an
R
angers
and
the
K
eyport
and wus w ithout a doubt, th e m o s t
raiinty a n d an Ideal place for a why it would be suicide to attem pt
Team ImjiMVes Rapidly
R aiders will m eet ln a re tu rn toe skating hockey m a tc h a t -Lake (Lefferts,
league ball o t th is time In shore
bitterly fought and na tu ra lly the
roller s ta tin g tournam ent.
Under th e watchful eye and shrewd
Sunday afternoon, w ith Me and w eather conditions favorable. K eyport
districts.
m art Interesting court contest of the
Ever)' hockey club ln th e C entral
handling of C oach Fisher, the Mat­ sesson.
won th e first m atch two weeks ago, 3 to 0, b u t th e M ataw an puok chasers
M r. V an Busk Irk, who Is sponsor­
Jersey aren will be allowed to comawan quintet has developed rapidly
a re anxious to g et revenge and a re confident they will even th e count with
ing
th
e
id
ea
o
f
organising
a
profes­
-The h igh scoring stars of th is en­
Iietr providing the m anagers m ake
this year an d basing my predictions
a victory, Sunday afternoon.
counter were Mike O regelwlch and
known th eir intentions a t once by sional baseball circuit, has probably
* * * * *
on
the
paoe
the
team
has
been
set­
Oonover for-Ooach D ouglas Fisher’s
applying for a n entry, addressing found o u t by now th a t Red Bank,
ting, they w ill wind up the season
Bowling .ond J a c k e t BilUacta
quintet, w ith Fenke! s n d O a ss v a for
nil communications to Prom oter Beimar, Freehold an d P erth Amboy
w
ith
a
very
impressive
record
uf
vic­
A
chantplonsiiip
elim
ination
individual
bowlers
tournam
ent
m
ay
be
th e New Bmnswlok outfit.
Sidney A lterm oo df the K eansburg will not support a Class C or D
tories.
T
he
score;
s
tarte
d
in
February
am
ong
th
e
te
n
best
plnm
en
o
f
th
is
a
n
a
,
w
ith
th
e
League. H a m ight have saved some
In the prelim inary g a m t. th e ’ 9t,
sport drome. K eansburg, N. J.
w inner to m eet th e reoognissd cham pion, BUI "Skidding" Oonway, for the
M atiw an N. s.
time a n d energy if he h ad sounded
Opllege fMconds defeated the M atolocal title. Among those who probably will be aelected aieTiRay K ruser,
F.O.
o ut responsible sportsm en in this
w an H igh seconds, 33 to 14. .
.
A l Sohw ank, C harlie K lnhafer, Paul Btensel, F ra n k Angello, W alter Cul­
R
.
Fredda,
F.
....
...0
area a m o n th ago,
Keyport High School
Th* .score:
,
T otal
................ 3
ver. Burtlr. Aumack, W alter W alling, Ruiio Walling wild George W einman.
C
onover,
F.......
...1
Your
sp
o
rts
com
m
entator
would
'
M ataw an B. fl.
February Basketball* * * * *
K eypert ll. 8.
T. arogeiwioh, r. . 3
suggest th a t Mr. V an B uridrk of
O. F. P,T,
Schedule Released Newark, pay ua * v isit ln 1038 and
F .a .
W alter Culver continues to top the list ot cue a rtists tn the K eyport
M.Oregelwlch,.a , ...4
Oonover, f . ...................... a < j
s
am
ateur
cham
pionship
pool
tournam
ent
a
t
K
eyport
Recreation
Hall.
Al­
L
.
lnsley,
0
........
,...t
...4
possibly by th a t -time, business will M. Brlaceae, F.
0
a
Kortenhaus, P . ............... 1
coach Stanley C a rh a rt will send be baek to normfdey, <wlth the masses (JtiUwell, F . . ..
though
F
ran
k
aiM
emleeve
was
defeated
by
t
e
d
Palumbo
th
is
week,
ll
V
.
E
llison,
a.....
...,o
...3
T, Oregelwlch, F . ...........0
4 ' ‘4
his basketball squad through a series draw ing j i p ay envelope every week, P . Anderson, F,
h a s been predlMMt th a t he will s n ip o u t of It nn d give culver a merry
,...o
M .G regelw ich,c, . . . i . . . S
1
7
<i f S t i f f practloe sessions ln Ml effort and aright encourage iUm sport p ro ­ Septan, F. . . . .
b a ttle for th e cue title.
Tutsi
,...t
18 8 30 u i n i n r , o ....................... a
0
4
,
* • • * *
'
in smooth nut th e rough sp ats a n d m oters in th e shore area to give the P. Flaehler. 0.
,...o
ML J i ally H. a.
V. BUIson, O . ................... 0 ’ 0 >4
U|. M IC ViiaSijr Uwuia BPt'teim proposed professional league a tria l,' S. f u ii im v , G.
F ri
. .. .o
v
n
ft • 1
uli-eround play In preparation to r otherwise the "Ball Hawk" advises T . Oolden, O. .
Good n»wsl Roy Oherld of Freehold, form er s ta r (linger o t th e New
Saxton, F ......... ............... 3
... .0
the nine big scholastic court battles a "hands-off" policy.
Yoric Yankees, Is jgolng to m ake a •genuine comeback this year anil' has
U Bell, O .........
Oreen, F . ......... .......... 3
. .. .0
’ T o tal ................. a
a at
listed lor February.
been taking excellent c are of nts physlcsi condition. He h u been getting
a. v ice. a . ...
Smith, F . ........
....0
0
in t ie r College
Tlie varsity qmlntot ha* M ien Into
h is elght hours sleep every night, taking hla m orning hikes, lig h t training
Becker, c
. ...,o ...O
- a .- v .- m
a losing stre ak d u rin g th e past tell
Total
...1 0
s a t W arrington, O .
T otal .............................3
. .. .3
6 10 a t a Freehold gym, eating tlw ee meals a day a n a hue gained 13 twundn
...1
N M teV P .
......... . 4
t
dny* anti th e coach hopes, with dally
KeapskM g A, A.
Heines, a ...........
...3
Score by quarters
T. R oy looks as fit a s a tUHUe a n d his friends in th is section a re confident
O
sissra,
F
.
................
..3
T
drill*, plus th e brushing up on e a rF.O.
Asbury P a r k .........3 I
3 * - 1 7 h e will make th e grade back in to professional baaeball. H e h te youth,
W
e
i
s
!
*
,*
.
..........
,,0
0
plsys e n d th e players' ability
W,
O'Neil.
F.
1
iim
,
brains,
pltoMug
ability
and
a
d
tla
h
n
f’n
iio
it
k
t
m
ake
tiie
grade
this
..............
‘r
o
u
u
.10
K eyport H ..S .........l 3 l &—io
4 34 8 e re tM in ,C ,..............
0
to think more rapidly, will snap M s
y e ar tn the in te rn a tio n a l le a g u e. H is personality gained him numerous J. Burns, F . .
1
C aptain Ruffe'W alling's American
B
oon
by
Quarters
T. M ,ii4 a n w » ts ,a .........
Referee, C het Redshaw ot New
a
w arn into ■> confident winning com ­ U g lo n a ln a of Keyport, won two ot
friend) during th e short tim e h e h as r a id e d in, Freehold and all are wish­ F. O n * , 0 , ,
I
M atawan H .a . . . . u
13-30 s . M a n w H i.'O ........... . .a
Bniewtck; timer, Harwood, n o n r ,
4
bination again.
ing him a successful eomebaek. We are pulling fo r M m and tr the old J. O'Neil, O .
I
M
t.»oU
y
............#
th e ir t i m e gamea from th e Anheu­ Jim Drown.
11-34
,
"salary wing" Is right, R oy will go up to stay th is time. B e m ay be traded O. Ruhte, O.
0
However, it la nothing to beeomc ser-B usch plnm en In a eohsduledi
R etiree-B oheeffer.
T
o
t
a
l
.....................
.10
w
5
to th e Baltimore Orioles.
i •'
4
alarmed over, to have witnessed th e M iddlesex BoWUnc League m atch o n
Score by period*:
I
1
* * * • « , ,
Aabary ftu fc Janlora
Total
Keyport H igh v srstty qulnM t lose to W ednesday nlghl.
t LJ
M
atsw
a
n
H
.S
.
.
.
.
i
o
Keyport A. A. Trouncci
F.G. F, T,
A tlantic Highlands. S outh River Mid
ArUe M anuel, sensational shortstop ot K eyport, may receive a trial In
M y K ruser, Dill Oonway, R uns
J
r.
OoiWge
--------8
HNU
0
,0 a training cam p t h u spring w ith a n in te rn a tio n a l League olub. i t has H y m l e W a l l t a g f i t a r s
Asbury P ark ln sld s o t one week, W alling, Charlie K ln h afer a n d F rank Muiltaney, F. ............ . . . . 0
Freehold Quintet, 48-29
a
a been intim ated th a t he may go south w ith the Jersey City dkeeters, if he
These aet-haoks M r s tM ppened to A ngtlkt composed th e K eyport Le* DeVSto, r , ................. . , . . 0
W
i
t
h
S
t
.
B
e
n
e
d
i
c
t
F
i
v
e
a
4 c an h e persuaded to ilg n a oontraot. Artie h a d tw o great seasons in i*33
tlie bent collegiate an d scholeatlo ito n tlN s an d while th is quintet have Schwarts, F . .............. . . . . 1
Before the smallest crowd of uw P d t i t i r a b o D U p s ‘< G ilU s ”
o
a a n d 1133 w ith Freehold, and Is beilevtd to be ready fnr a tria l In th e pro­
(earns or tlw country.
rolled h ig h e r s c o rn , they eame Cohen, f ...................... —
season due to the heavy snow
In T o u rn a n ie n t M itjJ i
Hymle
-Walling
o
f
K
eyport,
in
hla
Mllhy,
C.......................
___
1 3 fessional ranks. H e h as a powerful throw ing a rm , a good fielding eh ortU is only n a tu ra l fo r some sport* through In th e pinches an d won two
storm, the Keyport A, a . big nvc
t
i
n
t
yenr
a
t
S
t.
B
enedict's
Prep
Kramer,
O.
...............
—
0
0 stop, dangerous batsm an, has a fine p a ir of hands, and is rugged, built
people to become startled , especially o f the gamea toy a comfortable m ar­
CKidtnleeve, one of th e H ading
School In -Newark, haa gained prom­ gave the free h o ld S.ars a trounc­
English, O. : .............. . . . . 1
o
a to stan d the every-day grin d of league baseball.
where a coaoh h a s tie e n lu n U u g o u t gin o f pins,
1
inence throughout the state as one ing last night a t Uie Kenmbiira contitfden in th e looal am ateur
Hobgood, O ................. . . . , 4
3 10
winning team s eonaM ently, to aee
K ayaertjffgfeM stilK t
ohanwionahlp pool tournam ent he*
ot the moat outstanding basketball Sport Drome, 41 to M.
th eir favorite te a m n tn Into a losing h , K r u e e r ............. l o t
o a
IM
IM Pssselle, a ............... . . . . . 1
T h e K eyport a , A. slutted it* tng s ta te d e t the K eyport -Rscres^
ti.a n of the aeoeon tn -the scholastic
M trak. O orim ft is a very able b a s ­ F. A r .g illo ............. 1ST, I t s
171
branch of th e sport. He h a a beMune llno-up w ith Matmel playing a lor- tlon S U llardoiall, missed o n a n easy
T o t a l..................... ....9
7 as
ketball coach a n d t h e a rd e n t follow­ E .W a llin g . . . ....... 1ST
1(13
103
ahbU nrthe lost fram e iwHh-the a«ii*
position, warning up with
one ot Ihe greatest offensive plsyers word
ers of his v a m ty q u in te t are fully P , K ln h afer ......... 1(3
181
IBS
Keyport Hlgh Janlen
Bkivens, Walling went to well a w tts n d on -the table a a d e g
nnd In hie first six games ra n up a B teje
confident th a t h a w ill have his team W. O o n w a y ........... i n
IN
3M
P.0 P. T.
center, D ane, W allace and Fallon a result Ted Palum bo pulled a n up­
of TO .points.
in winning fo rm ag ain w ithin tlw
Aumack, F . ................ . . , . 4
a io nets F e a to re a ^ rltb High Bell ,1a T w e n ty e n e 4leaaS a W ere K ntend total
set ay m i Uw "G u ile " out, oo to « j.
Eddie "Chink" Wallace, also of In defense position*.
T o tal
next ten days.
Kelly. F . ........... ..
....I, 1 3 A yMiddlesex
113
for
T
rial
i
W
inning
Tree
.Dog
T u a id V night, i t was a olosaly
Art.
M anuel featured in the
Leagfee Bewllng M atch
Keyport
an
d
lost
year's
esptaln
of
T he following la th e basketball
A nkeaatr-Baaeb
Yankowski. 9. . . . . . . ...,0
0
0
W aa "Jersey H auler”
ea Wednesday Night.
th e local H igh SOhool v a n ity five. K ey * sscorlnt attack by chalking contorted m sto h w ith b o th cue air*
schedule of asm o s ta r th e varsity N m M o m ..................I l l
G
olden,
C.
...........
111
.,..3 3 0
IM
Is also playing a Marvelous game for, up 11 points, caging nine netd goals. lists taking n o unnecessary ohaneds.
team fur th e m o n th o f February, ■ • U s m a n ........... \ . . * H
183 Smith, O............. ....0
IN
1 1
-Last Sunday a coon haim-* field th r Rnlnt* nf Newark. Eddie's per. Slovens share. Honors with Artie Playing 'M ts " whenever Um rttu a nine stiff batUaa, o f whloh seven V a le n tin e ................. 314
117
301 Elnxtger, a........... ....1
i
a ca p ia in A) a e h w e M n u ty iio rt trial
;
'
was held a t the C urtis Grave! lormance on th e defense h as been1 hy looping five field «oais through tlon appeared threatening.
will be played o n t h e K eyport H igh D aaoghue
e enattona dropped tw o tout ofith;ee
ih
in
1/0
B enkinear K eyport when some 400 consistently good a n d 4w th o t these the hoop, Scow 4>y quarters:
School court an d tw o on th e road:
Total .............. ...,8 t aa _ Mnes In th e ir scheduled Middlesex' spectators
S lo v a k ....................... l io
Itt
IM
14 g j j 14—48
v fe n present. Twenty- popular looal ite rs o n going places Keyport A. A
Friday a—A tlantic H ighlands. home.
S o o n t y .q u a rte rn
,T. Bowling League m atch on Wednes­ one hounds were entered a t th e trial.
Freehold S t a n . . 3 1 u
they ire able to continue th e pi
i l —39
T uetday 0 la k n m o d , home.
T o tal ,
.m
m m
Asbury Park . . . « 1
t a 4—m day night to S outh Amboy Aces In The Judges were WUllam Van M ater ifwhich
Genuine PocBhoatos
they have been lettin g since
Friday
Leonardo, home.
K e y p o rt H.B. ..0 T 4 1 a a-*s th e S outh Amboy alleys.
1NTERBOKO
B
A
U
a
R
O
U
lT
NUT and STOVE
Tuesday 13—JSouth Amboy, home,
'While the m ato h w as' Interesting J r . of R a rita n Township. W alter th e aeaion opened.
Kssnshurc
Team
TO OK «WtOHB*8' Lf.Aot)K
Walling plans to go out a fte r a
n-lday 18 Mouth Amboy, away.
• h r m h o u t, th e op en ise gam e o t the Fiekd a n d H iom as Sprlngsteln ot
R
ed
Bank.
U
n
e
Judges
were:
D
eputy
regular b e rth aa a n lnflelder when
Defeats New Brunswick Kesnaburg Five
Plav evening was a thriller, with th e Keys
TiiwKUy 30—S o u th R iver, home.
W arden Stacy O a rh a it of th e ooach oalla fo r candidates for'
F riday 3*—C arteret, home.
« was revealed today th a t the in Asbury Brskers Monday losing out by two pins. A fter hsntU OK ame
spring
baseball praoUoe.
eyport;
M
elvin
Walling
ot
P
erth
• s to r e a capacity crowd, the
teiboro Twilight Baseball Lesgue to
Tuesday 37—P o in t P teasan l, home.
lng the t i n t end second games to
Ain
boy.
a
n
d
O
scar
l
e
t
t
e
r
o
t
W
lckaWednesday *•—Aabury P ark, away. Keansburg Sport Drome Aoea .de­
be reorganised-here this year, will U‘
TON
n a y Walling's K eansburg big five th e Amboylan plnm en. th e Keyport-, tu n k .' T he startin g Judge was U feated th e powerful a n d -undefeated
F i t s g s r d d e n d J a c q u e s i n a Pitchers' league If the managers
will clash with th e clever colored e n s u ite d clicking ln th e final game Roy Clark o f H aslet.
Brunswick U fe Savers by th e
carry out th e ir plans. Among those
Erwin Rudolph, Billiard
B rakers a t Paradise Hall ln Aabury an d came through with a win in the
M
i
d
d
l
e
s
e
x
T
o
u
r
n
t
m
e
n
t
ITie w inning tree dog waa Jersey
o f r to I, in a fast a n d hectic
nlghteap {or a 11 p in m argin.
kelng sought are Oeotl flpiuier. Jack
Champ, at Perth Amboy roller skating hockey m atch, Mon­ P s rk on Monday night. T h e® rak ers R yneta of th e Aces, stole the spot­ R attler, ow ned by J . S chreiner of
KBTPORT, N. J,
doe Fttsgerald and H aas Jscquca Clevenger, Paokey W hite, Marvin
quintet Is IWied aa one ot th e fa st­
New Brunswick, a n d the winning
day n ig h t a t the 'N ew Brunswick
Bowon, nKnoxy" Nttughton, H arry
lig
h
t
w
ith
a
high
individual
threeP h e n e T il
est sem i-pro colored teem s In this
lin e dog. B lue Ranger, owned by of Keyport, are oompetlng ln the
ETWIn Rudolph, 1SM-M WOltd'l Roller Rink.
gam
e
total
of
MT.
While
not
u
p
.to
o
ther
Dromlnent
pitchers
ita to a n d Is named the favorite to
Sm ll Newm ark of Morristown.
I Middlesex cham pionship pool tour-1 or lute class.
pocket bllllaiii chsst?!<m an d In ­
Joe Fuccl tallied to r tho Sport
th
e
ir
usual
standard.
Culver,
AuT he results were:
, nam ent now u n d e r way a t Duffy's
structor, will m ake *ib Initial a p ­ O m n e Aces w i t h e well-timed ahot nose o u t the colorful K eansburg ag­ m ack and Sohw ank received some
gregation.
pears ooe ln P e rth Amboy tomorrow a fte r four m inutes o f play.
Tree dog, flrst heat, Jersey R a t-1 Billiard P arlor In P e rth Amboy.
tough breaks.
T h e villagers have been setting a
Uer; second heat. Red Phantom , Jacques is considered s dangerous!
night where he will give a n exhibi­
D u rin g th e aooond period. Charles
K eypert R eeteallea
owned by ■ J . Behrelner, o t New contender for th e O lsss B title, while
tion and dembiM tiatton o f billiards. W alker scored tor. th e New Bruns- fa st pace during the past m onth and
111
M01
both quintets are In the m idst J a W. Oulver
th ird heat, n u b y , owned FK agnnkt a n d "One P o k e" Fauver
These exhibitions a n being tpon- irtok team .
.
its 141 M i Brunswick;
very impressive winning streak so a o . W e in m a n
by Aly Wtlaon, of R w e a u ; fourth sre heavy favorites in the Class A
' *om t by th e N ational B illiard AasoA fter seven m inute* o t p la tf a f tn
B. A u m a c k .............1*5
in
IM beat, Blackle, owned by n a y Brown pooket billiard title dash.
e ls ' ion an d he will m ake h la a p p ea r­ th e th ird period. D av e O a n aa n tear- >*ry intereating contest muy be ex ­
W. W a llin g .............ITS
IN
MS m Morganville.
At present, Jacques a p p e a n tn
'
ance :n many o f th a laage etlies of «d th e second point fo r th e Aoee pected.
A.
S
c
h
w
a
rc
k
i
n
141
m
T h e B rakara w ilt visit tb e K eanaU n e dc«s. l i n t heat, Buhlea second place in Uw standing ol the
th e United S ta b * a s a p a r t o f th e
i a pasa from H enry Tully.
burg sp o rt drom e on Sunday a fte r­
by C harles M ensle ot CUR- cue s rttita in Um C lo u B to u rn a­
N suonsi B etter B illiard m a m a .
T h e game w u a whlrtwlnd o t s c FEBRUARY S. 1934
Total.......... Nt 111
second heat. Lead, owned by m ent while Fauver leads In the Olass
o th e r prom inent cue a rtis ts w ho U aa from s ta r t to finish. T he tw o noon to r a basketball conflict w ith
the
vtllage
nve
and
M
anager
w
alllog
a t 1 o'clock shsrp
Boyoe o r Freneau; th lM heat, A division, doaely followed by F itsare listed for o ^ is a ranges la th e toama wtU m a tt ag ain February to a t
.111
itsd today he fe lt confident th a t a R yneta .
m Blue Ranger, owned by Emit New* genM . T h e cream of th e pocket;
national progiam o n WBUe
—or —
tlw K eansburg I p e r t Drome.
M
illard
field
in
Middlesex
s
a
d
Mon­
.
.
.
.
1
«
M0
reco
rd
orowd
would
be
o
n
h
an
d
S
u
n
­
IM
a a r k , o t M orristow n; fonrth heat,
world's 11.1 balkline ouriblo*
B. Poulks
O salte J . M cKenna day a lta n w o n to see th e colored Relnitte ..
183
m
outh
OeunUes
a
re
competing
In'
.
.
.
.
M
l
n
t
Horsey
Mules,
Bad. owned by J. Williams o f M or­
cham pion. C harles a . M s n a u
8 . T ally
I i D.
Bob Sm ith ( t a n i n action. Thu, game la sched­ Oorchem .
the tournam ents a t "Perth Amboy.
in
IN
MS] ris to an.
national fancy b illiard sh o t c h am ­
’
Chickens
Bud
Outlay Fuoei L. D.
SUm P arker uled to a ta rt a t I o'clock.
110
Anderson
. ...I T !
Mt
pion a ad famous Instructor. Andrew
tf. S chreiner of New Brunswick,
Mel C an n o n Oentor O. W alker
Italian pocket btuierd
ow ner or th e final tree d o t. was Snow Storm Postpones
Mkdbbery
D. C arm an
R .W ,
Jim Wilson
T otal .
m
mi
phm . M u m y Layton, tan
aw arded a prtae o t t i l an d XaiU
AT MAINSItOOK INN
FMocl
,U W .
DlahO'NtUI Fsurer Wins Pool Mutch
Hockey Match at Lake
ItoMSr of th e th re e ouahion bltllard
Newmark o f M orristown, ow ner or
Oa Read team BagHshtown to
Prom Jo* Fitsgtrald K e y p o r t R i f l s C l u b E n t e r s the final Um dog, received a n award
OM OMtge, lfa U le from
M M I U H W BOW UNO<
The hsavy snow fall on T huiw ay.
up f a r th e 1*33 w orld's pooket bU
•f n .
BarUSMewn
U U f l V I MAY BK S T A M M
P e rth A m b o y T o u rn m e a t
Jo e PitigeraM , veteran peeket W H n 4 tMW, R o b ert M owe, th m U lM *
T h e n w e n e ntries from Philadel­ h a t to n ed th e postponem ent ot th e
lee
sltsUng
hookey
m
atch
which'
l
h
r
«
well mate* teams.
Hurd
s
ta
r
of
K
eyport,
lost
ail
Interl i r t f r a t th a M H a a a i Jw ttor pock«t
phia. Y a rttv tn t,
u m b a rtv iiie ,
K eyport Rifle o lu b h a s been w
Al Schw arck of th* K eyport R w - H tin g m atch, 100 to T4 to “O ne
m taW st akaai u m ike eaoh,
; crown 'a n d u n d rrfe a ttd in
•ngtlelttovn, A sbw y P a rt, Red '.ts* to tie s ta te d o n U k e Uefferbbi
•U o n H a ll Is planning to a ta rt a Poke" Fauver, th e M onm outh Oounty ganlaed and haa enterad th e rtNe B ank, M orristow n, New Brunawlok, Sunday eftem oen, th e M atawan;
te w teaaw weigilag M M «•
le r Indhrldaal
pin bowling to u reaaian t in cham pion, in th e opening of the tournam ent in P e rth ASMny (or Um ,
I m t t t N M M * t s a « » M to appsar
f n n N U and Morgaaxtlle, A nother promoter so decided this morning,
elake or organlssUans o n
Among
the
This m sten w as to bring together)
n ed y to g s to work,. Aka
a t the M rth AMbay Becreatloo hall M n x r t , a* h e c ta la u th e re la some Middlesex ehMWtMMhlp w urnasM nt
to ld trial w tll be hold lu th e near
very nosonaM e.
slpMA u p iMt M a n s a v future.
tw e teams a t jnalM, VIM sa g
two tn o itlo n a ) rivals in snorting1
tomorMW aH M a a d atU s e t into • a wl lent « a M s ) in t h k a n a a t D w ly ^ M M a rt parlor In V erth
*Oq6*
........ Jr.. J w
Aw ooa th ese w h a a n y be par aaadad
event*, the Keypo* Itatdsrs and,
fauioa a t l t f t M k .
the M atawan R anteai. T h e Key*;
t o a a t s r th e lourniimwH are: harvey
Fauver s h o turned in a v k to ry In W aliit«. V n n k M asick, N o m a a
h s setd
MUt
* » Peppartno, C turB s h is t m n u w u t t m atch o m "Hike" ScOU, Ik r i StuXs. «UI B ekhan aM ,
port puck-chasers won the nrati
a* 4ba
frtee , n w a s
R edstart a a A ttraetiva Wed
K M hafar, J t a d M ita n a a a . O hadea Merrtaon, IW to 88. aliecw r O edar J o h n B rtttaastf.
game
sivaral
weeks
«
o
t
o
th
a
b
a
n
e
s
iha«*
stfTkeeo
eeleetod
O ulslatdtog a m e n t -ihe w atW en
'' '
jliA |a haU toa
O sn ato , Al M n a n k , t a r K n u a r,
'w B f®
Igr O u d a e M a w r , sahM «*
.
of O M psrt,
la the r*«lit*H, its wiiliant kltM. eoon of I to 0 over the BangereJ
Paul l i a s sl, A a a k Angella, O eo rte 100 to l l , while J im Powers trim m ed p ra e tlw In m eM M ianghip a t ‘
m Ws d i i i lip a ad u ta H to y
Msck fMthered biek, sad h Ib o d - the m atch draw ing one o t th e
W atn au n , f M s k Oonway, Jack Peat Bam D e AassUa, I N to W, tn sshed- te v tn e M m Ud i CMUmr tn
WSBg4j»lng, baily sml tsil featkesa, largeil orawda in is v e n l M a n t e
and o th e r goad bow tan.
uled
r i w w t t n sh lp
tournam ent
ikldf jt appear like a wind-blowa Lake U n t i e to witness a eportd
S a ta a C o .
Fauver Is 1 sported to In a
« « it livee «» to Its rep«>
* n M U M ill|V N i Jit
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,
nm m
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ANHEUSER-BUSCH
RECREATIONS LOSE TO O N H HOtDffi m
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a iN jP IIN B J I U
B fjs fc a
j.L-imi'U'jii'Lugfl'vayHf:
I T h e school children were welghad Union U taoh Democratic Club nod to b e on tbfl dnbaJtojr team a re :
Table* in Flay
. f
by Miss -Ruth WllBam* o n M on­ tho second o t a aerie* of six parties Lawrenc* Ddleher, fldm und Heuaer, F r e e d o m C o u n c i l H o a t
day.
.
j • fo r -whloh a grand p r l n will be Lewi* Kortenhau* a n d W illiam T o P a * t C o u n c i l o r * ’ A a a 'n
At Laurence H aittf
-The f ln t of a serlta of goelaia awarded,
CLIFFWOOD
it, will be ' given a t Hutchison.
M O R G A N V iL L E
wo* hald a t th e parsonage of tha O harlei O erato'e Anchor In n on
At the card .p a rty given by the
A fter the jntpU* had m ade their Ml** Alma W ake of K eanaboif, InMl*» C lara Kuhn* of Brooklyn
Reformod Church, Friday evening. Florence Avenue.
sU lled as County Councilor.
Ladles' Auxiliary of th e lourenca
speechet. tongs an d cheer* were led
quit* a goodly utimb*r W n M
Kinnt Sunday w ith hor parents, Mr
O a m ts wera played and ra freih H arbor Democratic Club, Inc.. S a t­
by J e a n Fragasso, Elsie Brawn, A de­
tlie ch u rch 'so d aT h eld a t th e home
«nd Mra, John E. Kuhn*. .
'
m anta servsd.
line D e Felice, Dorothy Holliday,
More th a n 300 members, repre­ urday night, tw enty-eight t*Wei
ol Mr, Mid MM- Wwood V an P«|t,
HAZyET
Bis
candidate*
«j»
in
the
field
for
‘ ‘ .
Shirley Van Brackle, Ida Purdue, senting nearly every council of the were in play.
Mr. and Mra. F ro n d s E. Miller and Friday night.
M r. and Mrs. lAlvin H. Walling members of the Middletown Tow n­
Jo h n M cOulre and Preston Ziegler. Son* end D aughters of L iberty-In
Mra. Susan O. Miller of Long Branch M n. 'William E. B reston M i taken
Thirty-five prizes w ere *w*rd*d t*
were uuc.it* of Mrs, John D. Ivlin to long B ra n ch Memorial Hospital, have returned homo after spending ship B oard of Bduoatlon. T h e elec­
M onmouth County, and several In the w inners of th e various gtn—
on Sunday.
Ocean Oounty, w ere present Thtn»- Mrs. W illiam F. O htum an wa*
Saturday, and w m operated on for several weeks in Red' B ank with tion will be field on February 1*.
I n .S e a rc h o f M o a t
H ig h S c h o o l G ra d u a te *
Jam
es
0
.
Hendrickson
of
Old
Mr,
and
Mra.
Elwood
Wilson
and
day
night la st week w hen Freedom w inner of a 22-ptece crystal
Mr*. Franklin Bowen moved on !»»ll stone*, M onday morning,
U*«ful Citizen of ‘33 Council
son,
Cherry Tree Farm , president of the
No. 36 of K eyport, played eon set.
Saturday from ilia OlUTwood M. e Mr, an d
Mr*.WlUlam R. Billion
.
Almada
Hlgbie
M
John T, Aokarson, Jama* Acker- Board for m any years, Is running
host to th e M onmouth a n d Ocean
parsonage to Mullloa Hill to make *avc ih e te tte r's m other, Mr*.
K.
The o th e r prise w inners w en ; Boy
D
orothy
Holliday
'34
B
evw
teen
pupils
were
graduated
for
re-election.
Mr.
Hendrickson
County P ast Councilors' Association Demety. Miss R u th Kolbe, A. V. l o ­
liar homo with her ton, Wesley Sow-j Matthews, a b irth d ay surprise and ■on, K enneth Ackeraon and Earle
In th e intelligent search or the a t th e Installation meeting.
from the M ataw an -High School on
ha*
served
the
township
in
a
very
Aekerson
attended
the
Agricultural
en, and family.
[had a few o f h e r old friend* In for
gins, M rs. M. Vreeiand, Mian Miidzcd
W ednesday, Jan u a ry 31. These grad­ m ost helpful and useful citizen of
Show a t Trenton, Tuesday evening. satisfactory m anner.
Miss Anna Wake of Keansburg, a Zahn. George Muellor, Miss Ire n e
Mr. and Mra. Russell Ivins visited' <**n n er
uate* will n o t have th eir graduation the U nited States for the year 1933
Edw ard Ellis of Now York, spent
member of Freedom Council, was Thome*, Mrs. Joseph Lynch, M in
Mrs. G . Thom as In Union Hill o n 1 Mlss **ur1*1 P re*t<ln •>** returned the week-end with- Mr. an d Mra.
exercises until the end of the suhool ether th a n President Roosevelt, the
Sunday.
Ifom th e city a fte r a two week*'
UNION BEACH
H istory Classes o f ,'Louis N. Pazlenza installed O ounty Councilor by Past R ita Schultz, Buddy Mobns, Buddy
year,
Jo
h
n
Green
o
n
tha
Holmdel
T
u
m
S ta te Councilor Mrs. How ard Irwin Hess, Mrs. Gullfoyle, George Deyo,
...,
,
ISlav. M iss-M arion Preston o f B er__
. __
The following are the names of took » vote to come to some conclu­
Mr. a n d Mrs. Jesse W alling and those who graduated: Frances Ar sion a s to who was to get th is great of K eansburg. who was assisted in C harles Vreeiand. Mrs. C. Matting,
"
'
i
S
.
1
afew
481,8
at
the
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n C arr are passing rowsmlth, Iris Chapm an, A lbert Cos- distinction of being second only to the ceremonies by ih e present S ta t; Edward Ludwig, C harles W arhurst,
Ivlns and family.
T he P rlen d sh ip ^la ss of S t. John'*
Councilor, Mrs. Edna Brow n of "Long Mr. G aub, Nunzle Bisignano, A. J.
Mr. andM ns. C harles W agner and
tho w inter in Florida.
tlgan, Joseph Fogarty, Tony Greg- the President. From the votes re ­
M.
B.
C
hurch
was
entertained
a
t
Mrs. Bessie Craig is visiting her Charles J r. -motored to Pennsylvania
Miss A nita P a rrell of Middletown, llwich, 'WlUlam H arris, Edmund ceived, th e following Individuals r e ­ Branch, and P ast State Councilor M artin, Mrs. B enjam in Abel. Mr& T
the
home
of
Mrs.
John
D.
Walker,
daughter, Mrs. Richard Teague, in ior the week-end.
.
waa a recent visitor a t the hom e of Heuter, Almeda Hlgbie, C aim ln In - ceived more th a n ten votes: G eneral Mrs. B ertha Holman of Point Pleas­ Em ma McKelvie, M rs. George Mark& *17.
Cranford.
ant.
George Frans, B enjam in Abel,
Mrs. K atie M atthew s spent i few Tuesday evening. The usual busi­
Mrs. Inez W illiams of New York days the past w eek, w ith M r. and ness session .was held. A social Miss Gladys C layton of Dock Street. fosino, .Leslie Lines, C harles I^Iande- H ugh 8. Johnson. 66 votes; Father, T h e Association, In m aking plans Hegeman. Mrs. Roy Demery. Fred fttl
M ichael Kllnsky of Sidney Avenue, vllle, August.. ?F?cG<ath, -Genrucie C harles Coughlin, 21; Col. Charles
spent tlio week with ner sister, Mrs. Mis. E. V an P elt. They callcd on hour followed with refreshm ents.
Ior
the
S
tate
Council
session,
went
G hnsm an Sr.. J o h n Ochsner, Mrs: JFf
a ‘m ember of th e CCC, stationed a l Olssewakl, Pauline Parish. Vivian A. Lindbergh. 19; M n . F . D. Roose­
It
Franklin Bowen.
on record endorsing D eputy S tate W alter Vohdln, J o h n Holtlnger, Jo h n
Mr. and Mrs. J o h n Collins in Key- The class will celebrate its fourth Bryson City. N. c., was operated on Pruden and G raham Wiggins.
velt,
14,
and
Judge
Samuel
Seabury,
anniversary with a . banquet on
Councilor Roy Johns of Crystal Vreeiand, Cornelius A. W all, Mi*. A. iih
P rank Bowen o f Rutherford, and l»rt, Sunday.
10
votes.
Thursday
to
r
ru
p
tu
re
a
t
F
o
rt
OglaWesley Bowen a n d daughter, Lois, Mrs. H .'E rc k h a s sold her place Thursday evening, February IS, nt thorpe, Oa., about 120 miles from th e
T h is vote was taken to tee If the Wave Council, Long B ranch, for J. M artin, Mrs. E. Orob, Mrs, T tu rj
the Virginia Tea Room in Asbury
Grammar School
of Miillica Hill, visited th eir mother, lieie and moved to S o u n d Btwilc.
camp
pupils keep up with current events 8 ta to O utside G uard, anil James Cohen and Mrs. Leonard Masson.
Park.
The
OKw
will
m
eet
a
t
tho
Emmons of K eyport, and H atile Da­
The Democratic organization wu'
Mis. Franklin Bowen, on Saturday.
Graduate*
The Ladies' Aid Society will m eet
that, a re rapidly changing American
A Roosevelt B irthday dancc wa»
home of Mrs. Thom as R athbone on
vis Sm ith or Highlands, ax national hold a n old-fashioned barn dance
Mr. and Mrs. A rthur W ester and at the hume o r Mrs, .Gyrus Brown the S tate Highway next month. given in honor of the P resident
life very m uch from day to day.
Almeda Hlgbie 'H
Mrs. Hazel Schlldknocht visited in Matawan, tonight.
These changes affect every pupll'and representatives. Tlie election to fill a t Its hall on Friday evening, Feb­
Tuesday nlnht. a t thc Bluebird Inn,,
Miss Vivian Wfllllng gave a b irth ­ Thoso present were Mrs. F rank under the auspices of the W omen's
Tw enty-nine children were gradu­ every lndivldualjn our great nation, tliese offices will >bc held a t the com­ ruary 0.
friends in Irvington Saturday.
Sproul,
Mra.
Samuel
H.
Walling,
ma state session.
•Hie MUses M atilda, B ertha and day party in honor of Russell Van Mrs. Stanley Jones, Mis. Hudson Democratic Club of Union Beach. ated from the 8A G rade In tlie M at­ f
— --------------Pride of M onmouth Council No
awan Ju n io r H igh School to the
B etty D unham attended the funeral pclt' Thursday evening, a t the home
Tho
proceeds
will
be
son;
to
th
e
A P la y la P re a e n te d
O arhart, Miss Annie Oowlcs. Mrs.
37 of Red Bank, w ith th e largest
of Mrs. a . Maneterstoek a t Princess !0[ Mr- Bnd Mrs- Varno» R*>P*» in Francis Woolley, Mrs. Dyson Wood- crippled children's home, W arm High School. F our pupils were grad­
delegation attending the session
uated from the SB to the High
Bay la st week.
Keynori. The guest* were: Misses
Josephine Zeytn '34
house, Mrs. W alter Smalo, Mra. sp rln ss. Oa.
wo* aw arded tho prl«*. gavel. There j
The Union Beach P leasure a lu b School.
Miss lo n l M artens of Cliffwood I ? i "u i* ?. S * ? . ^
A one-act sketch, entitled "B reak­ woro several addresses given d u rin g !
Lillie B. W lnterton, Mra. Alvin H.
The following are tho names of
nnd Miss Elslo H arnelt of Flushhis
'T , ^
8 ,?
Walling, Mrs. Russell Sm ith, Mr*. win hold its meetings on the Hist the pupil* who were grAditated: fast," was glvon today by one of the the social hour which included done-1
a tm n a d v h k
;!» r
.
Leonard H ardy, Mrs. R obert T. and thlnT Saturday ovunlngs of Jeanette Arnold, Elisabeth Barker, Public Speaking Classes of th e M at­ lug anti refreshm ents. T he next!
I f you are slrk. see a doctor. For
grcIi m outh a t 8:30 o'clock. Tlie
aw an H igh Sohnol. Tills sketch is m eeting will be held In th e Council
Woolley,
Mrs.
Leonard
Lufburrow,
...
.
.
1Mr. nnd M rs.G eorge Brown, Mr. and
legal advice, see
lawyer.
other S aturday Evenings in tho Jane Burlew, Jea n e tte Cosgrove,
M itt Anna Dunham of Brooklyn j Mrs. som m era Tilton, Irving W al- Mrs. Ernest Walling, Mrs. Haftdrluk m onth wltl too devoted ui socials Bnrtmrn Donnell, Nancy D urante, ubout a typical American family.
Rooms of S turry Flag Council No 40 I
F ar tlie BENT PENNSYLVANIA
Tho scone takes place in a dining at Freehold, on February 20.
w e n t Friday with her parents, M r.!]|„Ki Anna v a n P e l t . Dancing and Bflimotl Jr. and Mrs. Jo h n D.
'
Ada Ellison, Jane Emmons, Jose­
fa r membors and (rlends.
room a t breakfast time. T he cast
Anthracite Coal
and Mr*. George Dunham.
cards were enjoyed. R efreshm ents Wnlker.
phine Fierro, Betty Tansey, WlnlO ther county nfllcors Installed!
Included: L a w r e n c e Dalcher, a
Tho Union Benuh Connell lias
PIIONK OK CALL
Miss Elsie H arn elt of Flushing wa* were nerved a t M idnight,
Irrd aitton*., R u th Griffiths. Oladys
pomiiaiis husband; Carolyn Kor- along with Miss Wake were: Awocl-!
ordered tlie Issuance of *110,000 In
the- week-end guest of Miss Lonl j
-----------—
Jackson, Louise Leary, Geraldine
ate county councilor, Roy Joilne o f !
STATE HIGHWAY
rtjrlp to allow the payment of In- J.oaro, Olga M aguire, Doris McKen- Utnhaus, u well-meaning wife; Lewis
Long iBranch: vice councilor, M il-}
MIM Bvclyp P. B>.arkc, d»ughtor iore>t, school and borough em ­ s.;'., tiu ih Neuman, Louise OUsewskl Kortenhau*. a son; H arriot Krober, dmd Pruden of Keyimrt; associate!
**Mm. Hoscl Schlldknocht spent|
CH EESEQ UAKE
Phone Mat 17
of M r. and Mrs. Henry W. Starke, ployes' salaries and their indebted­ Bernice Bunrtford, Pasquallne Sara- a daughters Jennie Infcalno, n smaU vice councilor, Joseph Ayres of As- ‘
« tH a “
r WRh hC''
of Mllltown, visited Is assisting th e director of trie stu ­ ness. The purohaso of a w cond- liiiehello. M argaret Wilkins, Helen daughter who w on't.eat prunes, and bury Park: guide, Kilo. Woolley of
! lil» parents, Mr, nnd Mrs. A rth u r dent advertisem ent nt Now York hntid truck wn» mn‘t«» >>y hmtiiw Rogern, G eorge Bank*, William. H«t- Frances Farrell, a maid.
lo n g B ranch; recording secretary
Mr. and Mrs. t o Roy Stratton and
Tills sketch will allio be given next
Unlvorslty. Miss Starke nang nt Com m ittee for uwi In conjunction cllffe, Jam es Haynes, Kennattl* Rnb'V a W agner of B»t<mlown: t asro•ton, William, were the guests ol Brown Sr„ Sunday afternoon.
Tuesday evonlng for th e P a re n tM adlw n flqunrn Q arden on W ed­ with the CW a pi'ciiram.
rrts, Francis Sohuber ami William
•mle rmiordlng secretary, Barbara
Mr. a n d m m , M artin B aum gartner ™
Teacher*' Association, to supplem ent
The H arris OardeiM Fire Com­ Starkey.
■in Woodbrldffo Friday
(La<11on Auxilinry of th e Flro Qon> nesday evening, under the direction
lleyern of Red Bunk; county trens-l
the
h
a
n
d
onnoort,
pany
conducted
a
card
purly
and
The following are those who were
uror, C hristine Johnson of Lake­
Mlaa K ath ry n O unhnm of K e y w t I !? ny ^
flrehoUWl
T ' of Dr. W alter Dttmratch In the social a t H arris' Ten Room on the
graduated from the 08: Edna Isiohwood; financial necretary. .lames.Pi'nt Thursday with her grand" 2 E M epdelfsohn concert.
Stone
Routl,
Friday
evening.
‘Ill*
A lbert W. Swackhnmmer ha* re ­
Matawan vt. Jr. College Emmons of Keyport; inside guard !
trookor, John Miller, D onald Macparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ctoorgo D im -,
. &war,1<K,’ w frw h n w n ^ wcro
turned from n iiu«inni« te!;> in (Ini'khMwi will iwoti hv Mr*. New­ Skills:;
>■!.' II S'
ip -.
!nerved.
u»». nuar
Annclla U m b of Red B ank; outside
d n n frtafM M *«m
m an.
'
W
ashington.
guard, a e rtru u e u u rn m s oi iirimm , ;
'M r . and- Mrs. Adolph Beckman, i “ I/ ' nd • " * ' 1* v'“ PMir“ 1( of
M alayup High ticliool Varsity
T he R egular Democrollc Organ*
L ast week, M in. A rthur L. Fas­
Mr. and Mm. Fred Beiderbecke and 1 ? " * ^ ^ . " ' , . . ! " ^ '" ,n<l,,y vl"Uor*
Member* of Hi»h School team aaded another gamo to IIs. list Junior councilor, Florence K night of I fNMMtfTION AND
In thl* vicinity,
te r left fu r .a motor trip w ith hor Imtlon of Union Beach celebrated
Junior associated coun-1 (JKNKPAI. TUNR-HI’
T»
•on. H enry, of Flushing, Mm, E.
DabatlnR Team Picked of vlctotie* when It deflated th e Katontown;
A dance wo* aiv sn in the Eplsco- daughtor.in-lnw , Mrs. Dwight Flut­ the birthday of the PrualdMit a t Its
dlor, Jam es Woolley of Lakewood;
Beckman and daughter, Mr*. Connie
New Brunswick Junior College on
headquarters ou Poole Avonui,
liul
Parish
Hall.
Wednesday
night
ter,
for
Florida.
They
nxpoc,
to
be
S3
MONHOR
HTRKKT
.
county
manager,
J
o
h
n
Rrown
of
Atkinson of Now Brunswick, Mr.
Jan u a ry 30. M ataw an held th e lead
D&rtthy Holliday '34
Tuesday night.
Long Branch, and assistant, county,
and Mrs. Ludwig O olgtr and Mr. Mr*. Qcorgo Burlew visited hor {gone two week*.
tlirnuglim
it
m
ost
of
the
gumc.
Mlssei*
{Rose
and
Francos
Lavltl
Wednesday
aftsm
oon,
a
special
MATAWAN. N. J.
Mix* 0 . W . W(Wm ot P o rt Monmanager, C arrie Anderson of Point
and Mrs. .!. Veldt of Jer*ey O tty, father, Fred Kohulmolstnr, an FriTli.i plsycrii on tin. Ma|« wmi V*i - Pleasant.
intiuth, gavo miU-yoar test* in the of H arris Unrden*, epriH Friday KMimbiy was held to decide who
I
were the guest* of Mr. and Mrs. W.
v‘
clty
a
re
;
Michael
uml
Tony
Oregttlevonlng
‘
wltli
friends
In
Marlboro,
w*re
to
b
e
th
e
member*
o
t
c
e
de­
Tho
eighth
grada
pupils
will
give
celioul on Tuesday.
M nrltms Sunday.
Mm. K. B ala of Elnllnt, N. Y , Is A radio am ateur oporator and bating Warn of th* M atnw in High Hloh, Law nm w Insloy, Vernon Elli­
Miss F.lleno Collins. Miss M artha s oatd l» rty In tho flre house on
station lloense wa*. granted by th* Suhool. M ataw an is to have a ds- son, Raymortd Fredda, Levfls K urFriday night, February 9. Prise* visiting Mr*. John Onrey,
M an nnd Miss Lonl M altcm ot
Miss H arriett B. Cnnko of Red governm ent to Klmer E. Wibt*. bate with K eyport In the noar future leiihgu* and Connvar.
CHITwuml tilnu Ml&s Elsie Hui tirlt uf will be aw ardsd an d refreshm ents
T he score * t tho *nd ot th* game
t h e station will be operat*U under ? n tho question of the Bales Tax,
Flushing. vIsKed In ASbury Pnrk nerved. The proceeds will go to Bank, county aupervlsur, vislied th*
Vernon Ellison announced tho p u ­ was M ataw an 34, Junior College 21.
the oall lottors of W10UQ.
help
flnonoe
tha
an
n
u
al
trip
of
'tho
school
on
Monday.
Sunday.
Tlie Union B«ach Cathoiio Olub pils as tlwy spoke, Th* name* of
,Rov. Ernest W. Mandovllle re ­
Mr. and Mrs. H arvey SMIIwnmion olnaa U W ashington, D. 0.
W« try tn cover all th* imws.
held Its m onthly card p a fty and th e pupils who m u le try-outs nnd
entertained a party of friends Mon­ M in Rachel Burlew, together turned home livst woek (torn a btisisocml
a t its headquarters on t h r th * lr subject* were as fellows: Bdof Brns
day n ig h t In celebration of their ,Kith Miss
. Heion
..
_Campbell
,
. . lies* trip lo Cuba,
mund H suM r, "N ationalism )” Bl'iid,
Two hundred p*r*on* attended a Stone ttoad, Friday evonlng.
wedding aniiivorsary and also the J“n' * " 1*
^
OLSTOWSKI STUDIO ,
Tho Women's Democratic Club Brown, “Your Ambition;'' William
former's birthday. Oardg m r * ulayed 8ou**’ Au' bo>'' » P « n t^ d o y e v e n iitg panoako supper served last Frday
will hnld a social a t the 0*m lirida« Kulohlson, "Bportjtmanslilp;'' Bsanight In th e Reformed C hurch.
DANCE
and refi-c«)im#nt* were nerved, tlic
Ule
0
PRICES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, FRIDAY,
)f m .Inim fiarnv visited In Hyra- Avenuo flrohmiM ra n t T hursday trlx Kilcomim, "Nlglu Bclioolsi"
guest* were; Ml** C atherine Still- n ',or‘ *"
afternoon. Mrs. ,ftu llh e Stevens L a w r e n c e Dataller, "Is College Toe — Tap — Acrobatic
ouae
and
lth
a
o
o
,’N.
Y-.
last
week.
waggon, W aU in SHliwaggon, 'Willy; A
m *n j[ , h
AND SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2 AND J
C
h
a
ia
rte
r
and
All
Htage
lla
iu
ln
t
W orthwhile;” Adeline BagiUt. "A
M r, and Mrs. William aam cvoll will bn hottiMW,
M artens and daughter, Miss I«nl f »«“ ■ * » « » “ ' l ^ L “
for Ad vs need and Beginner*
Friday evonlng. February 10 is Forest. Turned lo Stone." and Lewis
celebratwl
th"!r
flr«twedding
«nM artens; F rrd an d John M i« Jf„
*«'
Blu,(lny
FKIflAYM 4 P. M.
Lhe d ate or the next card party to Kortenhau*, "Aviation."
Miss M artha Mara, Oeorgo Meinser. artem oon a t 4 o'clock and com­ nlversary by gown on nn o'ltlng to
Matawan, N. J.
The four pupils lluit were chosen Legion llall
be held under the auspice* of the
Mr. an d M ra..W atson B arber and munion service on the second Sun* New York.
I
children, Emma Jan e and Junior, of day ot eaeh m onth.
A minstrel will be gtvon tn the
Cliffwood, Mis* Florenoe Stlllwagson
uf S outh Amboy, Mr. and Mrs. Rich- ««> ' “" “ o «»' Tuesaay evtnliifi, Fellard Hcuser and Mrs. Carl H c iw r rupry 13,
TM« W»«tl*th»u»»
of M ataw an.
llsiM i Waffle Inn
Mrs. M argaret Harvey Of Koypnrt
U a llit fislllB R 0W N T 0W N
*a.i the guest of Miff. Hurvey flUll•f M
MfW
The msmbem o t Mrs. O tto Oaub's
■ra
It I ItfW
• ! HM
waggAt on Monday.
Sunday School class held their J a n ­
w ith e v a r y
m an y * a ( * * h l»
;-ir(i« t* el f t l l
Mr. and Mrs. Sam uel Diiks enter­ uary meeting a t th e homo of their
tftmivwi tIHlUa t a ll H a tie M t
•W e In t i < M * ( *
tained a p a rty of friends from Hobo­ teacher, S atu rd ay afterrioon. Mrs.
O ie te f y
»a*
ken on Sunday.
Oatib read “G randm a1* Attic T reas­
IkwlweCtfpHl I
lb
A rthur W ester Is vlsltlna relatives ure*" by Mary D. Brine, to th e clan ,
^ C O M M U N IT Y N E W S
'Walter Nodloa, who mov«d bare
*hout thn*. month* ego, la moving
back io Freehold.
Mr. tod Mra. Thom** Brennan cf
•tatah toland visited fritnd* hen on
Sunday.
1
.
,
ti
s
School News
COAL
W . O. F ra n k e
'McKENNA’S
R ad io S ervice
Tel. Matawan 22SI.R
Wagner Market Co.
of
L O N G IS L A N D
DUCKS
tn Maplswood.'
a lter -whleh th e boys an d girl* «nMr. an d Mra. S. Ooneetallo enter- j Jay«d a paper h u n t, p u u le path
talned relative* from Hlghtatown on scrambled letters and a gamo of
Sunday.
Alnch. nrlaea were won by Mlssos
Mr. and Mr*, f r o d title* of New- Cothorlno Oottrell, Muriel Van Pelt,
aik vtstted In Cliffwood Sunday.
Mary Hammond and iLeonard Cos­
Mr. and Mr*. M artin Harnlaeli of grove Refreahment* ware served by
Irvington visited friends here on the hostess. During the Winter
8unday.
‘
months the meetings will be held
Mr. an d Mrs. Jo h n Warnlsh via- at Mra. Oaub's home.
ited friends in Jertey City Tuesdny.
The truatees of the Browntawn
Mr. a n d Mrs. A rthur Wsndel and Sunday Bohool met at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. C harles Collan o f Nevi Superintendent Mrs. James FounYork *pont Sunday with Mr, and jiln, Friday night. It v u pUrnned
Mrs. W illiam Russell.
to hold • social In the Sunday Bohool
CllfTwood Hehool Honor BoU
Pupils wKh a perfect attendance
record for Jan u ary in the Cliffwood
school ware;
'
c in d a I —A rthur Oalamarl, Auguat
PI tilns, - Angelo O l O lam bettist*,
Rdna aum ha. Angelina Ol Blaae an d
Won nor flaeone.
' .G r a d e S~OanJamln Bolea, I^w la
Carney, Ftederick Hendricka, T h e ­
resa Dl Blaae, Loretta Di CHrolonta
and M ary Tati.
a ra d e }—Irene Diokerson, C armeUa a n d M ary {iiambattlaU, Taaai*
Losier, flentha Ogbum, aw nttel
Dllka, la ilg t. Q iam battM l, Vm i m I
aum ba, Thom aa H art, Oavld HoWnson, WlUtam Traeey and «t»nl*y
ZdUQiAk.
Grad* 4—Philip aum ba, A tu u Dl
Blaae, Brnast Hubbard, A r u m <l*n»
Barber, M lldmd K ing. Loratla Baas,
Fgnnla « t i * and Hoaa O lam brttlaU .
O rada «—Joaeph Cauaby, Bannlo
CuUU, Joseph n tu n a , U » rra M e
nodfar*. Adeline Tot), CiinoatU CM*
* m littJali. Wllla/i Purdtw Mid Conc o tti l i m y OlambaUiatl.
OiwM in # io y d BaakervUM, J m h uel O oO ky, Jo h n Oox, v ital* O itm *
battm t, Joaeph Jaakaqn, DmiIsI
Kramer, R u g °'» *•»»*, ChrtatlMi
isiectar, Ann* QuHU, UW* K in g
Rdna I« rt» r. M n a »laok, t n n , TuiIla atid«ak*tlW>iW*Kl.
Ond*
B reltw , B ar­
nard f li iU iy , K fA nsth Oumk*, Bo*
nlta M m h W tM a»ltUW, CUUra
' 8etd l» r,ll» len Traeey, J a a o Blow n.
room ot. Uncoln'a Birthday at 1:10
o'clock. Bach alma In the Sunday
School will iiroaent • twenty-minute
program, alter which refrtahmenta
will be served by the tniaMaa. Th*
oqllacUon taken wilt be uaad to purflhaae equtpment tar ^ kiiviun.
M ts. Jam ea ftoum aln ontertalnad
th* Mlaata Mabel, Amy a n t MaUla
Acfcen o t MafeMtwn. a t dinner laat
Thuraday n lth ti
MARLBORO
Mn. Mith VMAMyn* ntunwd w.
Hew York with Iwr daughMr, Mrs.
Jaok Baxi, who «iwnt tu t Thursday
witii friend* hare,
nt* AnmMh'a dano* Friday eve­
ning wu wtll attended.
Mias Alice a eti|N s ta entertaining
Mias ■ v tiy n rw tw to lu o n ot A tto ru ,
(x x if Island.
Mrs, liKUa Vlslds h u returned
from a two w«*fc*' vtalt with Mr. and
Mra. W. D. MaMa or Colt's Heck,
I M HMIWMIt Jr.., w ho Im «•*
tehdlng B u tg sn ooll«i*, spent u «
weekend at M i turn* her*,
Mrs. C, M. a m ith o f M u t Freehold
■pent W td n ts te y w ith hi* sUMra,
niaalw tli an d OaUiMIo* ttayw ard.
Th* fliwiM r -4 m **tl«d o u t about
I o'clock Bunday n w o u iw to »O tbu>
tu p AM M th*' I ta M .a f -M b. M iffn ,
Itertln' ThMr ptw i& am , wxtfubt,:
MwdUw bous*, a* t)i*fM wmwt«i
Inc into the wimlnirk MM ttxr'
arrived.
F lo rid a G ra p e fru it
F lo r id a O r a n g e s 12^ 1 8 « 2 5 <
P in k S a lm o n
2 -2 5 R e d C h e r r ie s s S w 20«
P h i l l i p 's pc«KANDB e a n s • 2 - 9 1
PINK SALMON
PifTED
SLICED
RYE orW HITE
Tuna Flih
*SIS1N* ““14*
Rvap«raltd Milk wBff
BREAD
IM M A M H V A IW A ttfN W rtV A M rr, WHVHOf
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Mjm NATIONAt'l IIUN0IO*
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LOINS Half
Boneless Chuck | a
P o t R o a s t > Iv C
Sliced Bacon
10c
12c
J*-lb pWg
FA N CY
q
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Fry ng Chickens»
SPARE RIBS m 10c
Cross RIB ROAST it 23c
4
SELECTED
Beef LIVE! >
Sirloin or
Round Steak lh.
— “ "Tr- m n "
immmmh
lb.
30 W. Front St.
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14c
29c
n n m r m n n m iu iiu iMM
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MONMOUTHCOUMn HBTOilCAL ASTft
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THE
g e e ig h t
IkXSHt LODGE HONORS PICtURE BENEFIT FOR
DR. 0 . C. BOGARDUS ST. m
J ptrs SCHOOL
KEYPORT
I
WEEKLY
A. D. SKDLTZTALKS ' T t i e i & r e N e w s
RARITAN WN FIRE
ON ELECTRIC RADS
m a taw an
theatre
M ortis Jacks, com polant an d pop­
ular m anager of th e C arlton, hM
te lc d ctl u well-bahuiced program of
whloh will b e show n a t th e Red
B ank C arlton, to e -spacious, oom for.able and m odernistic thoatro on
Monmoutli rdtreet, during the next
ten days: q * hM • real tre a t In
store fo r his th e a tre p a tro n s (or
S aturday night, offering a stage
show and two foature pictures.
A l^ riB R U A R Y
20,0t)0 Wo*tern
.
Hero to Multiply S^drt
tM lmated W w *
'wilt h tr e jiaM ed tbe h*U -m l»tin
m irk—a n d th is in w itution t o . t w
nstural in w e iso from nallve raW)|t«
Even, dettustlng the g re a t’ anA uil
destriiotlon o f cottontails, hy
and otlifr. varm ints and th e slaugh­
ter undiw automobile wheels, the
w ardens declarc tiia t New Jen n y
sportsmen face tha brightest prosPecta ovor. In upland h u n tin g next
fall.
A thousand inilrt* i1,,ln 1' in h ^ y e
home, western coii*mi«ii rul>bl(g ■ »
M unnger M urphy has booked
hopping about in ii1'1'1' ,n
three high-pow ered stircen produc­
county of New Jimm v. th1* VM*.
tions for th e M ataw an plgyQouse
seeking
a ' new tlomi. ilc »> wbfigti
for
the
coming
weak.
T
he
world's
m
ost
complete
music
A
.
,
D.
Shult*.
M
anager
i
of
tho
Bayslde Lodge No. l* j. 1. O. O. P..
P o r the aeoond tUne w ithin
rows? tree stumps or wush W™*'
Sunday a n d Monday, th a t favor­
oUefarated D r . O. C . Bogardus libraries were searched to provide a period o f leas th a n tw o ye*re, tb e Bayshore O lstrlot of th e Jersey
They are part ol
1
Iflgtrt.” Tuesday evenlnii. T here were perfect tonal background for Doro­ R arita n In n , looated o n th e easterly C entral Power arid Light Company, ite comedian, Chic Sale, funnier
bunnies, purchased by Ihe S t4te
present ab o u t 300 t< Ihe D octor s th e a Wleck's flrst American starrin g side of B nlad S tree t, K eyport, was w ith offloe In Keyport, w as the guest th a n ever, in "Dangerous Cross­ STRAND THEATRE, FREEHOLD Fish and Oaine Commission, W d
Co-operative measure* to protect
friends, even though ihe w eather picture, “Cradle Song," which oomes badly dam aged by flre .Tuesday speaker a t the quarterly dinner roads." Tuesday, W ednesday and
Imported to improve iiuntlug naxf rabbits from cats, foxes, crows, dogs
to
th
a
S
tran
d
T
heatre.
Keyport,
Thursday,
fe
aturing
three
of
the
m
eeting
of
the
M
onm
outh
County
waa MUei^r cold. D e ten tio n s were
M anager Rocco Dillono has a r­
night.
■ ./V . running a t large and from other
Press Association a t the R a rita n Inn. nation's outstanding highlights In ranged a colorful card o t screen fall.
p t e m t ( n o Hackensack. t*aith Sunday, as a benefit for St. Joseph's
O n F ebruary 19, l#JS, th e upper
'Beoauso of Isck ol iundi», due t^j Predators, bave toeen adopted by orsports,
Jack
Dempsey,
Amboy. T a o s River, Aabury Park, Parochial School and to have a p a rt of th e th e n three-story tnilM- Keyport. M onday night.
I|jroducU°na to be show n a t the ft dscrdase of license mcomo d U r i n g * ^ ^ sportam en In several counThom as Irving Brown, publishes world's heavyw eight flghUn? cham
R ed B ank, M ataw an, A tlantic High* three-day run.
S tran d 'ih e a tr t, am ong
ln g was g u tte d by Are an d when the of T he R ed B ank R egister, advocat­ plon: M ax B aer, the colorful" C" a l i - Freehold
i ^ c h m „ElsU l o lr „ ^ a B o u t.. tho depression, the sute was u n a b l # ^ Some conservationists estim ate
T h e play is Itself a classic, w ritten
land* an d Belford.
(o buy western rnbbli, lust year alu})411** tram p caU annually destroy In
famous
old
hostelry
was
rebuilt
it
a n d S aturday, and
Secretary O . W arren Aumack ex. | by th e famous S panish playwright, was reduced to tw o Mtorle* w tth a n ed a n afternoon ru ral m all delivery; fornlan a n d leading contender for pUfyUu,
*houifh young rabbits
a ollftnce;.
fo r a ,in - as a result, some m-cKmis reported I " 0*
spoke o n tbe hard sh ip wlucli tha the world's heavyw eight title, and
tended to Uie Doctor Uw best wishes B. M. M artinez Sierra.
a ttic or narrow spabw a t only three
a m arket m «*t value
aTnS' M onda/,' ’wmVc' on 'ruos- l ir t ta ir th ot the w tto»U '.;..* « lft» »of nearly & quarter
a n d ~ w . 6 iI . i i m . o l th e G ra n d ! ^
reaaon. care h a d to b e n r four feet betw een th e celling df Tug-wtU-Copels'nd bill iMw.fcrJ’.arc Prlmo C arnera. th e m an moun
m illion dollar
the 1033 upland waim* ;>cuson. In
' M u te r , "Louis M eyertwfl; th e G ra n d , « * « “ ^ e
musical background. th e upper room s a n d th e fis t root Congress would inflict upon the and present w orld's cham pion. In a , day an(1 W ednesda, .- n iUc . nd
by
the
opening
date of the autum n
other areas, hunter* found the ntoh
S e cretary H arry S. Plm e; th e Rev.
B arling composed a n d aa- o f tb e building. T h e Are M onday newspapers and th e ir cosmetic and thrilling screen presentation, “T he .ICiua," a scream ing h it co-starring
.
bits plentiful. By ecummilzlnjf In hunting period.
Jam e s L Coote, the R ev. P. T. B . |aeIttbled *•» “ °re, “ ‘ng every pos- n ig h t apparently originated ln th e druij advertisers; an d also asked for Prizefighter a n d the Lady."
(Alice Sktpw orth and W. C. Fields.
other directions, th? commission
T he latest gam e census shows th a t
concerted action tn Improving the
Reyoolds, C harles I. Young a n d ; 5ll>*e source.
"
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On
Thursday
only,
"Easy
to
Love,"
Southeasterly section of th e attlo
this year h a s been ublo U> malt# a New Jersey sportsm en bagped 510,­
I n the fiesta scenes, a real gypsy a n d It Is . believed to have been railw ay m all service between points CARLTON THEATRE, RED BANK featuring Adolphe M enjau and
o th e rs who expressed th e ir regret
record importation, l'lio rabbit iaj^y, 655 rabbits d uring the season of 1931.
i M ary Astor. T his marvelous screen
th a t th e y would be unable to attend o rchestra is used to plsy th e period s ta rte d by sparks from a defective ln th e county, citing th e / a c t th a t
fa r the m ost lwjjuiar of all sm all
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o n th is evening of pleasureable In ­ music, some of which was arranged or overheated chimney. Som e tim e m all from R ed B ank fo r H aslet goes
R ichard B arthelm ess' la test F i r s t ! presentation h a d a long ru n in the game in New Jersoy. has U12 g re a t­
Each day new customers a re ad d ­
by Francisco Vallejo, notably th e ago a section o t th e building, occu­ p a s t its designation to Jersey City N ational picture “Massacre," to be j larger N ey York theatres,
terest.
est
aggregate
meat
valiu*
and
will
a nd th e n back, a n d th a t m ail from shown fo r th e flist tim e locally.
ed t<? our long list of SA TISFIED
Mr. Dtllonc ln a statem en t to the
F ive-m inute speeches were given “C antos Hanodos." These came from pied by. stores, w as sold to tlw
thrive in all parts of tin*
th e re ­
Asbury P a rk for Freehold goes via
b y D epuiy G ra n d M aster H erbert W. the m anuscript collection of original C ounty G a s Company and a t th a t Newark or New York, a s does Key­ cornea to the R ed B ank C a rlto n , local press today Intim ated th a t fore th e arrival of tiuvsr western UQJSRS of Carbo-Ccke, No &ah.
no Smoke, an d lota of C lean Heat.
Thea'.re for a three-day stay c o m -(th e th e a tre business In general has
' P osten, G ran d W arden William Dc- Spanish gypsy them es belonging to tim e a b rick wail w as built between
port m all fo r M ataw an, places two' mcnclng on Sunday afternoon, and i shown a decided up-tren d during animaio u welcomc newj to G arden Slultz.—A dvertisem ent. !2tf
Xjorenso and th e Rev. □ . Roe Haney, Irving Brown, professor a t Columbia tbe two pro p erties a n d th e chim ney and one-half miles apart.
State
nimrods.
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brings to the soreen a story not only I Jan u ary and predicts a gain over
paying tribute to th e Doctor on this University. T he C hurch ritu al plays extends u p th is wall. T h e theory
Miss J . Mabel B row n invited the packed w ith dram atic action and last February's business,
a n Im portant p a rt in th e picture, h a s been advanced th a t during the
The cottontail rabbit is u famous
g re a t occasion.
m
embers
to
atte
n
d
the
m
id-w
inter
scenes
fo
r
which
are
laid
within
th
e
and prolific breeder. Alow, tho j»,V
---------------------------colorful spectacle b u t a unique t o - j '
, Bdward P . Magee a n d William
construction o f th e wall a brick may
000 would m ake little Unim*s>lon oh
M aker were present an d recognized walls of a n ancient convent In a have b e en rem oved tr« m th e chim ­ m eeting of th e S ta te P ress Associ­ mance different frum the usual film SUT1IPH1N ANNOUNCES HIS
ation a t T renton In tho S ta c y -T rtn t love fare.
ba^. And VOU HAVF- TRIED THE REST,
NAVAL ACADEMY CHOICE Now Jersey’s annual
M U M 1only tw o Hvlng m em bers ta k ­ sm all S panish village. I t is th e story ney and n o t replaced.
■
Hotel, a n day M onday. O th e r m em ­
scarcely would they provide a
While it p a in ts wltli stark realism
e n ln io mem bership on th e first reg­ o f S iste r Jo an n a and h e r m aternal
NOW TRY THE BEST
T
h
e
fire
was
disoovered
a
t
about
u la r m eeting n ig h t in Bayslde Lodge. love fo r a foundling child Intrusted 0:45 o'clock b y a pedeatriSn on the bers discussed various new spaper and uncompromising adherence tn
Representative W illiam H. S u t- m onth's c a t feed for Nrw Jersey’s
PHONE MAT. 17
to h e r care. I t tells of th e child's
'Problems. T he President,' O ene Du­ facts th e conflict of th o h a lf savage
phin of M ataw an, h a s announced army of tra m p felines.-But by N o ­
F a s t G ra n d M aster P. Howard
W. O. FRANKE
upbringing an d of Sister Jo an n a's stre e t a n d a n a la rm was tu rn e d in gan.. of . the M onmouth Democrat, Redman w ith th o olvlllsaUon of the
vember 10, when ihr nwt lum ttns
George
Floyd
Richardson
of
Spring
Ucgrd of M ataw an, delivered th e a d ­
fears th a t th e child m ay some day from box 23 w hich called, out the Freehold, appointed W ayne D, Me whites, it also catcher all tho pleturCOAL AND ICE
Lake, as his principal appointee for season oj)eas, the prn<'eny of this
dress o f the evening a s only he can.
leave hor. W hen th e moment of e n tire F ire D epartm ent, ifce m en M urray of the Aabury P ark Press, csquc spirit of a n ancient race with
exam ination for entrance to the
t t w aa Inspiring an d educational anti
w
ith
th
e
ir
usual
alertness
soon
had
p arting arrives, th e picture reaches
and Mr. Brown as a Nominating j its quaint and authentic tribal cus- United States Naval Academy at
th e audience showed g re a t appreci­
em otional heights, th e most poig­ several line* of hoge laid and live C ^m m lttw to prepare a slate of offl- jtoms, its religious rites and cerea tio n by its hearty applause when he
stream
s
of:
w
ater
>
l
a
y
i
n
g
on
the
_ . for
- - the- next* m eeting
■■ to
' ■
' Annapolis.
eers
be on ^moni-'.l dances.
n a n t ever presented on the screen,
h a d flqlshed.
Alternate appointm ent w ent to
T he music sung b y th e choir of flam es w hich b a d spread repldly. April ad a t the Molly P itcher Hotel.
Ann Dvorak plays the role o t the N athan Oser o t PerrlneWlie, Philip
B ayslde Lodge presented Dr. Bo­ nuns, In th e convent chapel, is. sC- T hey fought the blaze from both Red B ank. In the absenco of Secre­
Indian maid w ith a directness and Mackey ot Little Silver, and Leon
g ardus w ith a beautiful Cogswell oordlngly, In stric t Qregorlal mode. the inside and. outside o M h e build­ tary Sw an of the Asbury P ark Press,
simplicity th a t Is highly com m end­ Manion of Lakehurat, ln tho order
c h air, MT. U o y d m ade th e presenta­
Additional ecclesiastical music, ing. T he n ig h t was U tte rly «old and his. colleague, Everett Rudloft, func­ able.
named.
tion speech an d th e D octor respond­ compositions by "V ltto rla" also of w ater tu rn ed to Ice alm ost aJk quickly tioned in his stead.
e d In hi* m ost gracious an d pleasing th e fifteenth century, havo also been | u It was poured o u t but the AreMr. Shultz, in h is address, said, ln
m anner.
collected tor those scenes. A fifte e n th ; m en, under com m and of C hief Rufus l* r t : "T he press is the pulse o t the
I t n following program was p re­ century lullaby, "Cantilena to tho O. WalXns -Jr.. worked courageously nation. You hear th a t public utili­
sented: N a n o selections, oeorge I n f a n t Jesus," w hich Is sung fo r more th a n An ho u r before tlie ties should reduce th e ir rates. The
S te w b rt; address or welcome, Alfred throughout th o picture, w m found blase w*a extinguished en d th e recall electric service d id not Increase Its
sounded. T ho f lr a h t n rem ained a t rates In lET-SB, th e boom period. I
TYarars, fl. O .; sketch. "Pounding of in an ancient m anuscript. \
the scene until 3 o'clock, fearful th a t .but other commodities were boosted
O dd W low*," m em bers of Toms
R ights to th e play were held for
R i m Lodge: songs,B enjam in Kelly: twelve yearn by Param ount before th e fire m ight again break out. The then. The gross earnings of a public
. i" » o n d floor of the building w»i utility company are known to very
songs and d ance,M iasSw vhD ougai; m i . , im ..).
\I
” I ',r5t‘y thoroughly gutted by the clearly reprw ent th e prosperity ol a
sk etch and dialogue. Mrs. Ola BldZ
,"
fl,m
M
•n<»
<he
»
a
te
r
damage
waa
weU S herry: songs, Mias Hasel Luy- te
community.
Duo
to
Increased
taxa­
form
performance «nd ofQoiMA 4U/,
ELY ESTATE. HOLMDEL, N. J.
*w r: address, T. How ard Lloyd. P. w e e d th a t to h e r would be fiv e n '
tion, we cannot give a decrease now
4
O . H.i m ountain music. Ed O ooisn's th« hcriOrof pinyUia the leading role I
Ane m tA nos cost us glTO.OOO in
;**e *
Hill Billie B an d ; flvt-m lnuic tslks. for Um screen presentation,
i»red there were tw«fity-ftve viegts tnoreaaed costs o t operation. D ue to
u r s n d lo d g e aCfloers a n d others.
at the In n who w tr* forced to flee lnoreased efllelency, we are now able
rrom the building a n d go to neigh to handle In th is district 14,006 aoC entral Amerloa is the home of a boring hotels an d bbarding hou**c oOTnts, w hereas eight years ago
Try a classified and be satlsfled
apeole* o t four-eyed fUh. You can W llttun 4. Sehaafler, owner an d !w h e n I flrst came hew , we handled
with the quick results.
M UUt A#
IMdiI tWj;
. .
.
.
And tiiem Ih th e u n ite d M ates, too HM
proprietor
of th e h«UI, an
Mr*. only ______...
25 u c c iim a te d h o r t e g
1.000 w ith a g reater num ber ot
j g aw gaw
in any n ig h t club an d two of Uielr S chaeter le ft th e building w ithout
employe**. O ur dlstrlot runs from
eye* Usually hurts bi-foeal lenses.
being able to aave a n y bt th*& ^ «■- Mouth Amboy to Holmdel to Bel1 9 3 0 B u ic k M a s te r S ix 4M 3oor S e d a c .
IS W e t l e r n h o r s e s
*on*l belonglni*.
ford."
|) r t itt«' n n w to tnvti 11 Him I. IU i; th in b*’UUlU
.M o w s s w * ;f r « j ♦-t •?*£»£
T titr t
is no suiMVltute ior
About tw o m onth* ago there w u no s h u t down," h* said.
.
7 o r 8 m a te d te a m s
Itil. i>«ucUcitH.v now ftm r <li>m ' <<t.m I t x li y a l 4
Q U A U TY .
T h a t's why Joddo- a alight Ar* In. th e building to which
FOR RENT
. “O ur records reveal a gradual InItttm l s a v in ii. M l D u n * Iuu .tm l l i t l t r f b o d y U
H ighland is th e moat economical the Fire D ep artm en t w*s e*Ued on
o f h o rse s
creaae in M *lne*s to the su m m tr ot
I'.i.wl.'-n tU Ctmso-Vihno ino7i.ni uplloUUry
a still *larm .
•
H O U B1 on Jackson Street, Ox Stult*.—Advertisem ent. I3t(
IN I, tw o y e a n a lte r thti country
, , lik ?
iU v u lv r in L cu l <
ik f u l l
rooms, i l l lroprovwnenla, garage.
M a whole was in The throes of de-1
mi'dy Ufuktmu. 1
l K u tlj) sulgjwko.*
3 t e a m s o f m u le s
In q u ire upstair* a t i n M ain
presslom
a
n
d
therefore,
wo
could;
N O T IC E
S tr e e t. J . Pranken. M tf.
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h trd ly exoeet th is lo be th e first i
Many Oil icr E q u ally Fine Bargains! _
__
Notice
Is
hereby
given
th
a
t
the following local budget * nd tax ordl- pl*ce to s ta rt o n th e up-grade. Last i
U O V I I M room s an d b a th , all 1muTuimmmt*.
on The nM 0* *** *l>nf°w*d hy th e Township C om m ittee o ! Uie' T w n rfU p o t M it- »iK m er, the s U r i began in tnn
“See Our Selection Before You Buy.?
UdM. R m t m . August k a ttn e r . aw an, O ounty o f Monmouth, on Jan uary i«. || H .
.
,
, aountry a t large b u t We have h a d n o ,
' M ain B treet, M sU w an.
A hearing on th e budget and tax ordinance was held pt th e Oak Ihfflflase In our business yet. I think
141
It
will
come
in
a
nother
six
months.
Shade* F ire House, on Thursday, February 1st, IM f, s i I o'clock In th*
p h o M 14. l l t f
T E R M S C A $H
Despite th e closing o t factories and
_____
tvenlhg,
,
.
,.
AT I O'CLOCK
MIX R O OM HOUSE s t N A tlanU o!
tM > l Hudgct o t th e T evnahlp o t M ataw an, O ounty o t M oiunouth, for the eeonomivi all o t you are making
th your hotel*, our butlness decressAvenue, o« «i m
^*®*1 y**r 1M4.
1
,
» « te ,. Inquire
inquire Krdmon,
«nuun.
^
|h|k|| (lM
the Tag Ordlnano*.
ed only t pe.- je n t trom November,
IM M ain S tr te t, M ataw an. n t t
A n Ordlnaitoe relating to taxes for th * y«*r 1(M,
.
. , , ‘ I W , to November, INS. We did
Be It ordained by the Township Com m ittee o t th* Townkhlp ot .tU ta - H i m w orth of business In th e fo r­
Broad St. & Harding Road.
Red Bank 955
m er m onth and t u . l t f In the latter.
M O U H M N a n d i i . Henry S wan. Oounty o t M onmouth, th a t there t h i l l tie « w e e* d * « U sh l >y U k e - It has not been a s deplorable here
Uon, an d collected fo r th* ye*r UM, th* atun o t P tw rtM n 'nioueaud BeVen
364 Broadway.
L o i j r Branch Z583
b e vlln. Phone M ataw an W. Stt
H undred Beventy-Ptour Dollsre a n d P our D*ni« d U flT lA I). to f U w .ptff- aa elsewhere "
po«e o t meeting th e appropriations set fo rth In th e follo w lai etaiM aent ot ‘l l i e intense cold w eather brought
s - n * ( 'i v r . r
Ocean Avenue.
Seabright 90
reeo u itw and appropriations fo r the flaeal year
‘
‘ ou t a n attendance a th ird less than
FOR SALE
th e It^t meeUrfg tn Freehold. Those
,,.:w ,« 3 4 .u present were: Mias ttn m a Florence
KOOBC tN VNIOM BSMOH to settle Amount ot Burp)us Revenue tB sum atedi
Be*oh. correspondent of Freehold;
RKSOURCES
e»>:at?; five room s an d b ath , e n - 1
Helen D, Morris, Joseph A. Yard.
AnlMpaled
R*v*n«*a
closed porch**, two tola, s h a d s 1
i »h
INS . Oene D ugan and Michael Janowlc*
tre e s a n d garden, n e a r s u tlo n .
IM.0Q0M p t th e M onm outh Democrat, Free­
school a n d More*. O ood trrm s t n ;
hold; W ayne D. M cM urray, B vcretf
u i* rig h t ta r ty . Inquire Mrs. M MtSOCLLANBOUS REVBNUKS ANTICIPATED—
Intetest and Costs
...................................: ................
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100.00 Rudloft and K m est W. Lass of the
WO#
F . B radley. R. D . 1, K cyport. t
4A00JM Asbury P ark Press; Mr. and Mrs.
Franchise T ax
........................................ ..................
(UCMtMOtON FO R TA JU C TY PE- O ro ts Receipt* Tax ...................................... ...................
laoft.oo T hom as Irving Brown, M r. and Mrs.
W i u m In One eood'tlon. Price Poll Taxes
1SO.OO L. W ebster, M r. an d Mra. ,'ohn M
l i t . TWephooe M ataw an 3M4. Ii* • B us Groas R eoelpu U x ..
so.6o W eteter and Miss Louise R. Oheast
• W O b'
0t the Red B ank R egister; Miss J
. a "".'.".I. l
'"i1:"1:'11 ? ' 1AtcolraUc Beverage License*
im m
1* ACRBB. tranun* on State High- , 0aMUne T ut Retund ........
1MO.OO Mabel Brown. Miss Louise Aumaek
way Route 4. allghtly over mile to
and Ml** Alma Poling of the Key­
M slaw an 4 room house, gas, elec- IM a l Mlrcellaneous Revenues A nticipated .
MJOO.M p ort Weekly; Miss Bernice W. Brown
- K W fW i
n m M and Adrian Bly M ount o t ih e M utawan Journal, a n d A. D. sh u lt* ot
balance m essy terms. Box
M 4 .t r , u ih s Jersey C en tral Power and Light
IM a l R eso u re e s................................................ M W H M
to , h i u « m n . d . i i w
;
Company.
K eyport
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APPBOPRIATIONS
,
1M4
in s
__________ HOT B I D BOARDS.
___
Charcoal, Hay, Straw. O ats and
Uie wood tM t l*M* in th e g ro u n d .1OK W H U L GOVERNMENT—
» l,110,00 fte d t ot all kinds. S tult*.-A dverPrice no h ig h e r th a n ordinary AdmUUstraUi'e and BxecuUve
1.400j0 u w w n t l l t f
boards. P ran k A id e rso n Lumber Prtntihg and Sutlonery . . . . .
Audit ............................................
VM0
Y ard. Telephone i l l . iH t
TO * I s * hom e-tow n paper.
g g .tr g m » ’
l.m o o
] DeiMKtment ol Finance ................... .............................
.flU fe :
IM.W
T ruM tt, Atttntioa!
. , tUMTMt OH OM Ml tM W
................................... ‘WWI
1M M 9
W B P a y HIOH p n i c a tor raw .n tscm n t tor Prtpaymtnt o t Tlun*
lurs. TMnrilOM Itod Bank 4T4. PRTWRVATION O F U n i AND
Vogel s M eebank and Broad BU. 1 Pout* ...............
Itod Bank II
_ J T ra « e Oontrol
.................................. ............................
400.ge
MS Friends O m t U u D eeUr, Only -C radle Son*," • C la n k W ritten bjr Fam eaa OM K aypw i taestalry Badly Tells M anm aath
' O . M. M artin et S ien a, Coming
C ats In H airs a t th e PN eent
L lfixif C h arte r H m M «f This
D t s u p i for B eetad T in * In
to th e S tn n d T heatre
. Tim e Are Impassible
I M l m t l O n — h r t l—
Less T h a n Twe Taw *
co
a
TODAY
T h is Reliable Used Car
Priced For Q uick Sale!
AUCTION SALE
.
40 Head Horses and
Nuies
‘
1
C L A S S I F I E D ADS
$465
Tuesday, Feb. 9,1834
H. L ZOBEL
JOHN M. EVANS,
iSSS
SITUATIONS W A m i o HUuttk
ealth
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U g h U n * o l B U e e ts ..................
«.100.00
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MY OOLON1AI. HOME at » l Main Ovei«xt)*ndluir** I N ) Tan t t k ..
.......................
1.000.00
Street, M*'.*w*n. * roams, large k n e ite w r > F o o r
I.M1.H
gun poreh 111* toth. etc ; (wo-cm bnergeney IM M Notes I M ........ , **»«^*»Vb mi
Km*H«iwy
■pw
ti
l
B*cUon
l»
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IN 4t
garage. >i— i i i iuu March 1. u*r>
EnuNgeney—KtU*r
Lsw
f
u
l
l
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m t oouren. Mt
Baser** tor V u t il l* U *ns . . . . . .
•MWOC
•4b.
Im A U U
«D acre*. » room I
>WIH>I>», • MH* In M«h*rd. pen
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