RED BANK

VOLUME XXVI. NO. 20. RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER II. 1903. PAGES 1 TO 8.

had refused. Mrs. Itoswell owns the farm iindnjiite. Ocean towiiHhip, whore COINTY COURT CASES. vvhtTe Ijiinkenaw keeps his ho/tien. Mr, AFTER THEJLECT1QN. Judge Hi'iHley IIVCH, WHS the only town- CHARGED W1THF0RGERY. and Mr*. Kowwell live on the farm and l)ip which ri-Himod the Democratic at- TWO MEW GO TO STATE PRISON Lankennw has the use of Mrs, Koswell's •OLITICIANS PREPARING FOB ack ; for wliile the Democrats were SIMON DESFRE&UZ OP LOCUST FOR ASSAULTING GIRLS. wagons. The jury acquitted ltoswell. NEXT TEAR'S BATTLE, laiming at least 500 majority there this POINT ARRESTED. Another Man Rent to Mate Prison Hattie Bainton of Asbury Park was Judge Heimley'm H'Uhdrawml From ear, they got W'SH than the UMUBI Demo- We If o* t* Hare Been Married Xejei for Maltreating Home* Men Who tried on an indictment charging her Art ire M*olUiemXewi LemdmrM Inratic majority. The failure of the Re- Tttettday and He Foraed a Check tailed to Pay MNnem Lamt mummerwith stealing chickens and ducks from n Hoth Partiem The Coining Fight caii party under the now leader, to Buy Htm Wedding f/othem Sent to Jail Several Aequlttalm, neighbor named Riley. Shu was ac- for the Cvuntu lierkmhip. particularly the result in Middle- Joseph Fiitkeltttein the Victim. Wilson Nixon of Matawan, who wasquitted, The elect ion of last week haw putted own and Freehold townships, has led Simon Desprniuix. HOTI of Michael indicted fur assaulting his daughter, Among the pe.rsoiis arraigned whose iito hirttorv, and the politicians on botb n sonic quartern to a ml! for Mr, Hcw-Despreiiux of Locu.st. was arrested on fifteen years old, WRB tried at Freehold eases were Het down for trial this month ides an< using the result IM a basis for ey to resume the leadership of his FrHny night on H charge of forgery on Monday and found guilty. He hadwere Jsimes Herman of Belmar, for cut- lext year's cumpftign. Both sides agree tarty. This, however, he is not at all preferred hy Joseph Finketatein, the been convicted of crimes on several pre ting William Tyler with a razor; William hat the result proves that Monmouth ikely to do, Front street clothier. In default of bail vioua occasions and Judge lleisley sen- Child, assault and battery ; Thomas ounty is Democratic, and that unless Meimtime, the Democrats have taken he was committed to the county jail to tenced him to twelve years in state Redden of Ashury Park, assaulting an unusual conditions occur, the county is great courage from the result, although awiiit the action of the grand jury. prison. officer ; and Gus Hpina of Ashury Park, itiioHt certain to continue to be held by he election of the Democratic candidates The alleged forgery was committed John Bresnahan of Belciar pleaded stealing goods from the railroad station he Democrats. confidently expected by them. They last Saturday a week ago. Despreaux guilty to assaulting Caroline Williams, and selling liquor illegally. Up to 1893 the county had been surely my now that they are sure of electing a went t« Mr, Finkelstein's store on that « five-year-old girl at that place. A Democratic. The panic which swept ounty clerk next year and that the day and «ai*l that he wanted to buy some strong appeal was made to Judge Heisley >ver the country that year, under the ounty is safely back in their grasp for wedding clothes, m he was soon to be for clemency, but he was sent to state MANY RABBITS KILLED. id ministration of Grover Cleveland, nod, A great many men have been married, He bought two suits of clothes prison for two years. made many states go Republican which mentioned in enntm'tion with the DHmo- and an overcoat. The bill amounted to Harry Bird of Wall township was sent HUNTERS SECURE GOOD BAGS dad never before been swerved from the rat ic nomination for county clerk next |45 and Despreaux tendered a check for to state prison for a year for cruelly OF GAME, Denaocrntic faith. New Jersey was one ear, but sentiment seems to be crystal- f80 in payment. The check bore the treating a team of horses. Bird was of these states, and Monmouth county zing in the idea that the candidate name of Frank J. Davis as maker and Rabbit* are More Plentiful Than ollowed the general trend of things and hould come from one of the four large WHH made payable to Joseph Cahill. It charged with stealing iho horses as well for Many Yearn Pant, but Qunll as maltreating them. He was acquitted are Hearee- Exploit* of Some of ;ave a Republican majority. bore townships. Ocean township, as was also endorsed with the name o< of the charga of stealing the hordes, as Med Bank's €iunnerm. The Republicans of the county were he township with the greatest Demo- Joseph Cahill, Mr. Finkelstein had when he was caught he was drivingthe The gunning season opened yesterday brtuuate in their leaders at that tiioe wic majority, seems most likely, from known Drispreaux as a customer for horses toward their home, and Judge and the woods and fields resounded with Wilbur A, Heisley came to the front he present state of feeling, to get theseveral years but he did nut know his Heisley told the jury that to convict him the yelp of hounds and the bang of guns, and for eight years be was the absolute mndidate. name. He took it for granted that he of stealing the horses it must be clear to There is an abundance of rabbits, more dictator of the Republican party, His The Democrats at the present time was Joseph Cahill, the payee named on them that he intended to convert them than for many years past, but quail are word was law. His ambition was to get jave no forceful county leader, who can the check. He gave Despreaux f!5 IO his own use. Bird hud previously unusually scarce. Red Bank hunters a seat on the supreme court bench of nake all others suhoidinnte to him.change and with this money the 3'ouog been convicted in Ocean county of turned out in large numbers and most of he state and campaigns were planned 4uch a man is not likely to arise until man bought other goods in Red Bank to Healing and had been imprisoned for it, them returned home with a lot of game, and conducted with this end always in after the election of next fall, when, if complete his wedding outfit. Emil Stronianger of Asbury Park was consisting principally of rabbits, view, he Democrats are again victorious in The check was drawn on the Second sent to the county jail for three months Oapt. Charles E. Throckmorton and Mr. Heisley was energetic. He is rich he countr, such a man may come to national bank of Red Bank and when it for embezzling money from William H, Taber Parker bagged four rabbits and and he spent his money liberally. Never he front to take charge of the party in was presented there for deposit on Mon- Carter, a baker, by whom he was em-five quail, before in the history of the county had he election for sheriff and senator of the day it was declared a forgery. Mr. ployed, Stronianger pleaded in extenu- Victor Parker killed three rabbits, any man. Republican or Democrat, ollowing year. Surrogate Crater, with FinkelBtein then began a search for the ation of his off anoe that Carter paid him George Hulse went down to Wayside poured out his money in campaigns like his genial manners and easy ways, and forger. He learned of a Cahill family only #2 per week, and that this was not and he brought back two quail, which Mr, Heisley. Mr, Heisley's sole ambi- Sheriff Bogardus, with his able fighting at Locust Point but there is no member enough to live on. he said he shot himself, tions in campaigns was to win and hequalities, are likely to be in practical of that family by the name of Joseph. Thomas Jacobs was sentenced some Edward Deacy made Colt's Neck his did win, Year after year he carried the charge of the Democratic party next He also inquired of Prank J, Davis of time ago to pay a fine of $150 for thebunting ground and he shot two rabbits. ounty for the Republicans. It was his all. The indications are that these two Atlantic Highlands, whose name ap- illegal sale of liquor in Neptune town- Joseph Fix and George Cooper, the nergy, it was his brains and it was his men will be pitted against Joseph Me- peared on the cheek as maker, but he ship. He failed to pay the tine and onsurveyor, went hunting near Everett, money, bore than that of any one else, Dermott as the Republican leader in the could throw no light on the mystery. Monday he was hauled before the court. They killed eight rabbits. They had no which made these victories possible. ounty campaign next year, with the Mr. Finkelstein made up his mind that He said he had not paid the fine because dogs with them, The campaigns were not without their county clerkship as the chief prize. all he could do was to wait and take he had broken bis collar bone and could Robert Clayton of Bridge avenue, his personal rewards for him. At the ex- chances on seeing the forger in Red not work. He was committed to jail to sons William and Josppb, and Benjamin piration of the term of Charles Henry SINGERS ORGANIZE Bank. On Friday, from his place of serve out the fine, rate and George Graman, went gun- Ivins ai prosecutor, Mr, Heisley got ap- business, he saw Despreaux cross the A Nete Choral Society Formed at Ltster White was before the court ning yesterday at Wayside. The party pointed to that position. It was his due Red Bank. street near the Sheridan hotel. By in- under the same circumstances. He had got 25 rabbito, two squirrels and a quail. for the work he had done for the party. quiry he learned his name and address. The new choral society at Red Bank He had a warrant issued for his arrest b««n fined $50 last spring for committing Ivim Howard bagged seven rabbits, A little later, when th» term of J, was formally organized last night. by Justice Sickles and that night Mr. a misdemeanor, and be then promised to and Thomas McDonough bagged ren. larenct Cnnover as county ju Ige ex- Seventeen members were present and Finkelstein and Constable El wood Min- pay the flfle by August 8th, HehadpaM Pryor Lee, the bootblack in Ford & pired, Mr. Heisley was appointed to that be following officers were elected * $30 of the fine but said he could not pay position, These places were in line with ugh drove to Despreaux's home, Des- Miller's, shot a chicken and a rabbit. —Her. Robert MacKellar. the rest because be was out of work. Sid Holmes, his partn • r in sport, shot a that on which he had set his heart, and secretary—Mm. Henry 8. white, preaux denied the charge at first, but He is a tinsmith by trade and the court chicken. they were accepted as stepping stones in Treaiurer—Mis. A. O. Brown, afterward admitted that he had forged thought it was queer that he could not Howard Rogers and William Wolcott the path of his ambition. The society will meet Tuesday nights the check. He said he did not know find steady work. Like Jacobs, he went gunning near Swimming River. Bnt every party leader, and especially n Trinity chapel. The director is Mr,why he did it. He was looked up in the was gent to the county jail to work out They killed ten rabbits, three quail and very party dictator, makes enemies in Monteigh, organist of St. Paul's church, Red Bank jail over night and on Satur- the remainder of, bis floe and costs. a black duck, his party. Experience shows that in Jersey City, and one of the best musical day afternoon he was taken to Freehold, Another somewhat similar cas« was Edward Doughty of Fair Haven and a Monmouth county a faction holds power nstructors in the East. Mr. Monteigh He was released on Monday in $500 bail that of Andrew J, Bishop, Early last party of four others went to Red Hill, in only for a term of eight or ten years. tas classes also at Long Branch and furnished by Amzi M., Poeten of Nave- summer he pleaded guilty to getting Middletown township. They bagged 43 By that time enemies have been created Passaic. The choral society will begin sink, « goods worth $8 under false pretences. rabbits. to an extent sufficient to overthrow tbe ehearsHls for a concert to be held at Despreaux was to have been married He promised to pay bock the money by George Fancherand GeorgeVanTassel eader, either by wrenching the leader- Red Bank some time during the winter, next Tuesday to Miss Jenrjette Williams, August I8ih, but he has paid only $3 of of Oceanport, who are employed on the ship from him or by throwing the county — i m — daughter of Whitney F, Williams of it. He was before tbe court on Monday, Red Bank and Long Branch trolley road, into the'hands of the opposing party. A COUPLE SERENADED, Oceanic, and all the arrangements had and be claimed that he bad been unable been made for the event. The cere- went gunning at West Long Branch Mr, Heisley'a reign as leader of the Re- Liberty Home. Company Timitm a to work steadily, owing to being afflicted yesterday morning and shot eight rab- publican party was uniform with the Newly-Wedded Member. mony was to have been performed at with cancers. He was examined by Dr. bits, reign of those of both parties who had About 25 members of Liberty hose the bride's home and one hundred in- Long, the jail physician, who said that Charles R, D, Foxwell, George Bald preceded him. Two or three years ago ompany qf Red Bank serenaded Mr, vitations had been issued! A REOISTIB Bishop could have worked if he wanted win, Jr., and Harry Kirbey went gun opposition to him began to be made and Mrs, Arthur Sickles of Washington reporter called at the "Williams home to. Judge Heiiley was about to send ning yesterday. They tramped 35 miles manifest in the party. Although he treet last Wednesday night. Mr, Sick- yesterday and was told that the wedding him to jail when Bishop showed a letttr Fox well got a squirrel and a rabbit and won victories for his party, demand was es is a member of the company and washad been declared off for the present, from his wife, who wrote that there was Baldwin got a squirrel, Kirbey did not made that he abdicate as leader and that married a few weeks ago. The evening Despreaux has always borne a good nothing in the house to eat. He prom- get anything, some one else reign in his stead. His was spent pleasantly with vocal and in- reputation and had no bad habits, so far ised to pay back the remaining $4 by Sat- -m * m • actions were criticised, both on and offstrumental music and dancing. Re- em known. His parents are almost urday night of this week, and Judge CHARLES CHAMPLIN COMING. the bench, He had done nothing more freshments were served and the affair heartbroken over the affair and the Heisley let him goon this promise, than most every other party leader and broke up at a late hour. The hose boys Williams family also feel the blow* Wesley Patten of Asbury Park pleaded Him Company Will be at the Opera judge has done, but what he did he did keenly. Misa Williams is almost; pros- All Next Week, gave a solid silver butter dish to Mr, and guilty to having sold a horse on which boldly and openly, and without the Mrs. Sickles as a token of their esteem. trated. Hugh Moore held a chattel mortgage ,of Charles K, Champlin's opera company sniveling hypocrisy which usually m • *• will be at the opera house all next week. David L&mar's Wrist Broken. $150, He promised to make good the companies political acts, THIEVES AT LITTLE SILVER. damage which had been done and heThere will be a change of play nightly, David Latnar broke some of the bones with matinees on Wednesday and Sat Mr, Heisley accepted the situation and was released until the first Monday in he gradually relinquished the rule of Seared. Away by the Breaking of a of his wrist yesterday. He jumped out urday afternoons, Mr, Champlin has iMtnp Chitnnmy, January, when he will be brought up his party. Two years ago he gave the of his carriage at the station and was for sentence. If he keeps big promise all new plays this year and he is said to The house of A. J. Dreger at Little running for the train when he got have one of the best repertoire companies first signs of retirement as the party and pays Moore the $100 by that time, leader. Last year he practically abdi- Stiver was entered by thieves early yes tangled up in a wire and fell. He threw his sentence will be lighter than it will on' the road. After Christmas Mr, terday morning. The thieves gained en- out his arms to save himself and the Champlin's company will play Julius cated as leader, though he toade a be if he don't. tremendous fight for the election of thetrance through a front room window. hole weight of his body came on one Cahn'a circuit of city theaters, an honor They lighted a lamp and were about be rijt and caused the injury. He now Benjamin Black of Asbury Park has Republican senator and succeeded in and opportunity afforded no other reper- ginning to ransack the house when the] carries his arm in a sling. been in jail a long Jime for keeping a pulling htm through. This year he toire company, lamp chimney fell off. The chimney disorderly house. The grand jury found loosed his hold on the party m«nage •» • m broke and the noine aroused the family TintoB F&Ua's New Bridge. an indictment against him and last week ment entirely and Joseph McDeroaott as- Basketball To-Ni^ht. upstairs. The thieves made a hurried he pleaded guilty, He had been io jail sumed the reins of power in his party. The new iron bridge at Tinton Falls is A game of basketball will be played departure without securing any plunder. so long already that judge Henley let Mr. McDermott will be the candidate completed. The new bridge is 23 inches hi to-night in the Independent athletic him go on the promise that be would for county clerk next year, and it was than the old one, and this re- club's rooms on Monmouth street. The M&t. Byrnes Home keep his bouie properly in tbe future, generally felt by the party that there quired considerable filling in of the road. teams will be the Wide Awakes of Little Matthew Byrnea of Eatontown, who Tills work was done by Aaron Arm- William Byerson of Asbury Park should be no interfepenue with »ii Silver and the athletic club team, went to Austria several months ago tostrong of Shrewsbury and Albert Craw- pleaded guilty to stealing a lot of goods management of this year's campaign. manage a racing stable, returned home ford of Tinton Falls, Trjkvel over the from the. freight station at Asbury Park, The result, however, is not likely to add The Extraordinary Sucee** yesterday. _ bridge was stopped for three days only. He will be sentenced next Monday. Amos Of our cloak and rait department (oc- to htrfenown or to be beneficial to his Freeman, who was employed by Ryerson, cupying the entire second floor of our future prospects. At Doretnum new store) if due to the certainty of re A Now Bouse at Beiford. was tried for being concerned in the rob- The three most prominent Republicans FIRS'feet, per ib 8e, liability quite as much as to the remark Gala, Hams, per 1b l$o. Caleb Luker is building a new house at bery, but ha was acquitted. able prices. The specials (as per cute; in the county at the present time are Pnrk, " lOo, Belford, adjoining the residence of his Frederick Boswell of Keyport was on page 8 of THE REGISTER are convinc- Judge HeiBley, Pros* outer Fosier aud Pork Chops, 3 lbs. for ing demonstrations. Joseph 8alz, Red Bibbitt's Boap, per cake..,, father, Richard A, Luker, The work is tried on the charge of stealing a horse Bank.—Adv. Pounty Olerk MoD^rmote. Mr. McUei mott'e township of Freehold gave me Cranberries, per qt So^ being done by Henry Schenck. Mr, from Walter Lankenaw of the same m i m Lots of other uargains all the time.—Adv. Luker will occupy tbe house as soon as place. Roswell admitted having taken usual DemoorAtic majority wiih only «i» Breakfast. it is completed. He is now living In the hone, but he said hit wife had got We have all the new pancake flours half the vote out. Mlddleiown, Mr * Wall paper at Ouyon's, newest! cheap* and syrups. Doremus Bros.—Adv. Poster's township, which hns oeen Re #st, best—that's all.—Ad/D. part of the bouse with his father. permission from Lankenaw to take th . . 3» I »• "- • ' m i » • hone. Lankenaw said Mrs. Bosweil had Three cans of tomatoe*. corn or peas publican for jearii, did even worse and Patent flour $5.25 a barrel, at F. F. Picnic hams 10 cents a pound at F, F. asked him for the use of the hone but he for 25 cents, at F. F. Bupp'a.—Adv,' gave a majority for every Democratic Sttpp'i,=Adv, pp's=4d« ' PERJURY HE Alt IffO ADJOURNED MAY NOT CONSOLIDATE.

Thm WUtmm-Mfmtekinm €m»e J*HC off Hill Prmkmbly Memmtm m §ror a Week, Hepnrmte Hekitl mail-let. The hearing of Jumett Dawkini*, the By the operation of the new school A Large Person, Long Bnuiih colorrri mmi who WHS aw the liormigh of Highland!*, in Mid- A lady weighing over 300 pounds, visited our Ready-to-Wear arrestIH! IHHI wtwk on a diarm1 uf per- Iletown townHhip, IH-COUH'S a tteparale department (occupying tlie entire second floor of our new store), and jury pn-ferri'tl liy Chief <>f Police William u'hool dixtiict. while herclofoiH it huh a.-ked one of our salesladies if we have a 48 size Wrapper ; said she H, Wiimm of HIHI HHtik, whii h wns to >een a purl of Middh'lown township ' could not find one large enough anywhere. We have lots of them to have been htlti hi'fore JiiHiict' HiekleB on t WHM thought at liiHI iliHt the borough fit her —extra sizes are our1 sprnalty. SaturJuy night, II&H been postponed until would take advantHge of the provisions next Sat unlay night. The complaint the law allowing boroughs to convoli- Other Uerehandlie SOLD EXCLUSIVELY grew out of ihurlmrKe. mnueby Duwkins with the lowi)hhi|m of which they BY US at Red Bank. that tin1 officer had in hiH poHHfSHi'>n a orm a part, but the wntimt-nt at the diriniunil m-urfpin ullt-Kcd to have l>*>tui lighlniKls sccniN ID he growing ngninxt Dr. Deimel's Linen Mesh Underwear for taken fium him hint .June when U iwkins 'onHolidation, The borough him a puh- men, women and children. wiiB arnhted hy Wilmm. lhiwkim made ic HChdol equal to any in the township Black Cat Stockings for. boys and girls. his com pin i nL bffure Juntice Hlu'ehnn ind on this m-ore there would he no ad- Fay Hosiery for ladies, misses and chil- and the latter »ent the pajHTH in thet'Htilage to the horoUKh by (•onHolidaling dren. raw to Prowcutor Foster. with the township. Tht> school ciwt sev- Progressive Invisible Skirt Fastener (for There HUH a Ing crowd of people in ral thoUHiind dollars and there JH only back of skirts), Justice SickU-NVcourt room on Saturday $•100 of indctitediH'HH against it. Under eight, who expected to henr an inU'rent- all the circuniHtancrH tin* Highlands Samson's Suspender Waists for boys. ing case. Wilnon was represented hy H'ople think il wniild he to their iiut>rr>-t The La Diva Corsets. Judgi' Henry M. Nevius and Hawkins o remain a separate school di.-trict. New Nemo Flat-ning front Corsets. was rej>reseiited by Jonepli Reilly. JUH- Sorosis Undershirts and Pajamas for tice Sheehnn had lict'ii subpn-na«'d ana A Shoot for a. Hog, ladies. witm-tu to pro'luc*' the complaint which A shoot wns belli at Fred Luther's Corset-lined Wrappers and House DawkiiiH litd made ;IJJ;»III>U tin- oHicer. iotel at I''ill's Neck last Saturday for a Dresses. Thin was the 1>;IMS of the unit begun log weighing ',12') pounos. William McCall Paper Patterns and Magazines againnt DawkiiiH for perjury, and as the )eniHe of Fret'lioltl shut seven straight etc. complaint WIIN in tin-hands of the prone. jjrds and won ih" hog. The pork- r Clitor the case could not M(» <>n. The ame nenr remiiiiiing sit borne, for One of Our One of the manti ttfyleH at a.UH each. Suit* iv<• HhotF at IO.9S hearing wan therefore, adjourned for a 'red Lutlii r killel sewn birds straight JOSEPH SALZ, Red Bank. week. but one of them il dead out of Many persons anticipated that t\w ounds. Williiiin McKay tnul William board of commissioner*) would take some JurtHhornt' also killed all of their bird-* action in the matter at their meeting Hit two of them fell out of bounds, (^•*|^J**jM{M{***4^2h^^^ Ia»t night, either hy suspending the chief William Hartaliorne gave a fin© exhihi- until the matter had been investigated ion of shooting, killing all his birds with he u?e of only one barrel of his gun. t f or by taking some other action. Mr. Fur Coats, Wilson BIBO apparently anticipated such Millinery. a move, for he was present at the meet- t t ing with his counsel, Judge Nevius, t $18,00 to $100.00, The matter, however, was not taken up. T f T The kind that GUNNERS GO SOUTH. y T Fur Scarfs, T Two Fart lea StartedI for North faro- T Ladles Una TMm Week, T r Edmund Wilson, Dr. William B. War- Y $1,00 to $60.00. T ner, Millard F. Cornwell and John S, of Applegate, Jr., of Red Bank, left yester- T f day for the South on a gunning trip. T r They expect to be away about two Fashion wear T weeks. On their way to the hunting Fur Muffs, grounds the party will ntop at Rich A FREE game inside t T mond for a day's iighweeing. They will each package of is sold only at $10.00 to $35.00, T then go to Culbretli, North Carolina, t f where they will put up at a big planta- t T tion. The place is considered one of the r b*§t sections for game in the South, and Lion Coffee •> it abounds in wild turkey, quail and rah I Weis'sRedSank Temple of Fashion i bita. 60 different games. Sheriff O, 0. Bogardus and Judge J Franklin Fort started South on Monday on a week's gunning trip, They wil I Ill I MMMMIIHM also go to North Carolina, close to the place wheie the Red Bank gunners wil go. Sheriff Bogardus is an enthusiastic bird hunter, and lie IIBH some of the best bird dogs to be found in New Jersey, A New Cigar. JUNIORS CLEAR 812. MAttle Stiver Y'ouua Folk* Give an Entertainment, I have begun the making of a new cigar, which I think will be The Junior Epworth league at Little Silver held an entertainment in the hall as satisfactory as those old standard kinds of mine which have been last Friday night, A fine program was for years on the market. This new cigar is a little smaller^ than the •• rendered, consisting of recitationH, songs and dialogues. Among those who took Searchlight, It has a full Havana filler, and is made with the^same part were Emerson Quackenbush, Lena Carhart, Eddie Wilby, Morrell Moore care which characterizes all of my cigars. I have named it the Mabel Pope, Grace Ayres, Matdd* Cono CUBAN COMMERCE. ver, Grace Carhart, Louise Dowling There is Work for the Plumber Ella Wilby, Douglass Parker, Esther r I think it will prove an attractive addition to my line of cigars. Carhart, Jennie Curtis and (jertiude In your place and it should be attended Lilley, After the entertainment cake to at once. Sickness is frequently caused by clogged drains. Costs too much, you and ice cream were sold. About $12 aay? Not at all. My cliaigps for high was cleared, elasa —— m * m- There are people to whom a cigar made with a full Havana A Birthday Surprise. Plumbing, Gas Fitting or Steam filler does not give as pleasant a smoke as one with a composition Mrs, Eleanor B, Titus of Oueunic was Heating Work 88 years old last Wednesday a week ago filler—that is, a filler made part of riavana tobacco and part of and a surprise visit was paid to her by are quite moderate'. I use good mate- her relatives in celebration of the event riala and exercise great sliill and care in domestic tobacco. When properly blended such tobaccos make a de- nil operations, I guarantee perfect Refreshments of cake, ice cream and work, lightful smoke. The domestic tobacco is somewhat cheaper than the coifee were served. Those present were Mr. and Mrs, Forman Striker of the WILLIAM O'BRIEN. Havana, and this permits the making of a bigger cigar for the same Highlands, Mr, and Mis, John VanNest of Little Silver, Mr. and Mrs, George 29 WEST FRONT STREF.T, USD BANK. N, J price than where it is composed wholly of Havana tobacco. My Hunt of Rumson, and Mrs. Minnie Har SEARCHLIGHT makes such a cigar, and it has retained its popularity vey and son and L, B. VanNest and If You Have family of Oceanic, through a long series of years. Real Estate for sale or a Cottage to rent; money to Trooperi Win Buttons. loan or want to borrow, Sergeant M, L. Brown, Sergeant 4, call on ' • VanKelt and Private Herbert E. Wtl Of course all my cigars are made of carefully selected tobacco, liami, of the Red Bank cavalry troop and tobacco which is properly cured and then properly made into received national guardsmen's buttons W. A. HOPPING, from the itate last week. The buttoni cigars is almost certain to make a satisfactory smoke. are of bronze, suitably inscribed. The REAL ESTATE DEALER, troopers won the buttons by qualifying m aa experts at the Sea Girt rifle range during the past summer. Dr. Edwin 49 Broad Street, Field of Red Bank also made an expert Red B«.nk% H. J. I have just made up a fresh supply of CULLINGTON'S CUPPINGS, record, THAT'S which I think is the best smoking tobacco that can be had anywhere. ^ • ». • • Fireman'a Da,no». Only Mak«t m •«« Mattel- Wom, It costs ten cents for a large package and I have a very large trade in Independent engine company of Red Perhaps you have never thought of it bat the fact mutt be apparent to every Bank will hold a dance in the flrehouse .one that constipation is caused by a lack it among pipe smokers. on White street on Wednesday night of water in the system, and the u§e of November 18th. The lawn mower and drastic cathartics like the old fashioned pills only makes a bad matter worse. picture held over from the company Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab- resent fair will be chanced off the same let! are much more mild and gentle in FRONT STREET, BED BANK, night, their effect, and when the proper doie is —— » • «i —~ taken their action it so natural that one Then la hardly a home in Shrews- oan hardly realiie it is the effect of a Near Brort St. lew Jersey. medicine. Try a 26 cent bottle of them. WILLIAM CULLINGTON. bury, Middletown, Holmdel, Eatontown and Atlantic townabipe where THBREO For sale by C, A. Minton & Co., Drug* ia not taken,—Adv, . gists, 4 Broad street. Red Bank, N. J. iiHiiiiiinin NOW STOCK FOLDING POCKETHET NE KODAKW , No. 3A.

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HOLLY FARM SOLD. •»•••••••»••»»•••••••••••» It Warn Bought by Mm. E. II'. Chapen SPBCIAL^SALE I ~ of New Fork City, The Holly farm, formerly owned by $ THE BEST ADVERTISING IS A PLEASED CUSTOMER. William H, Lnwes, taai been bought by We Offer Now for One Month a Nice Mrs. E. W, Chapen of New York city. The sale was made by Francis White & Aafomj ptrk, £foro Son and the price paid has not been made \ Smyrna Rug, 30x60 inches, Yalne $1.9$, for 99c. public. DIRECT ATTENTION TO The farm contains 52 acres. Two EMPIRE SUPPLY CO., houses are on the property and for ten or FRONT STREET, Opposite the Globe Hotel. RED BANK, N. J. twelve years past the place has been 2 doors west of the Second National Bank. conducted as a resort for summer ••••••••»••••••»••••••••••••»•••••»»••»•••»•••••••••• boarders. The farm lies along the river and has a frontage of nearly half a mile A Sale of Men's Clothing on the public highway known asLawee'i road, and on the road leading from New- man Springs to the Shrewsbury and Tin- scheduled for Saturday at the Mammoth ton Falls road. and Ocean Palace, when a variety of Suits The property was bought iorae time ago at public sale by Evan J« Jones. He and Overcoats, in the newest patterns, dis- "And Some were Wise did not find it a profitable investment and be sold it to Mrs. Chapen. She will tinguished by concave shoulders, tight-fitting make some alterations and will live there part of the year. collars, and all other devices now employed And Some were Foolish" by high-grade tailors for the imparting of A CnURCH IMPROVEMENT. the qualities of longevity and the infusion Went Long Branch Edifice Re- modeled and Hefuminhed. of style and individuality irito a garment, The Wise Man The old First Methodist church of West Long Branch, the mother church will be offered at a great reduction from Comes here for his Shoes—pays a fair, of Methodism in that vicinity, has been reasonable and right price for a pair remodeled and refurnished at a coat of regular prices. of Shoes, gets the late style, gets a 11,130.38. The cost of the improvement perfect fit, gets a well made, good has been provided for. Mrs. John H. looking Shoe, gets his money's worth Parser, a summer resident of West Long THEIR THIRD ANNIVERSARY. and is perfectly satisfied in every re- Branch, raised |908,58 toward the fund at a lawn sociable held last summer and Mr. mud Mrs. Ely Receive a Sur-TO CONSUMERS OF MILK. spect. the ladies* aid society of the church prise Vtttit. raised 1285. Theft two amounts aggre- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ely of Red Bank The only way to receive milk that has gated 56 cents more than the cost of the received a surprise visit on Monday not come in contact with the numberless improvements. night from a number of friends from Red street odors, flies, horse hair, soiled The Foolish Man Bank and Little Silver. It was their hands of the driver, and many other Chases up some " Bargain Store " or third wedding anniversary. The evening undesirable influences that tend to con- Addition to a Boardiug House. was spent in a very pleasant social way, tdmlnate milk, is by the use of glass bot- "Bargain Sale," thinking he will save Mrs. John Garrison if having an ex-refreshments being served at a season- tles. 50c. tor so on a pair of Shoes. What tension built to the rear of her boarding able hour, Those present were Mr. and Only by the use of glass bottles can does he get? Well, it's hard to tell— house on Broad street. The addition Mrs. Qeorge M. Quackenbush and sonyou secure a supply of pure, Mean milk gets the poorest of Shoes—gets an ill- will be three stories high. On the first Emerson, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Cono- Containing the Cream that should floor will be a dining room and kitchen. fitting Shoe^-gets everything but ver and daughter Matilda, Mr. and Mrs. be a part of it, and which will show in what he wants—gets mad and declares On the two upper floors will be twoJohn Skidmore and daughter Harriet, the bottles if there. This differs from bathrooms and thirteen bedrooms. The Urs, L. B, Campbell, Mrs. Cordelia Ely. milk from cans, as the First served he will never do it again. And he addition will be ready for occupancy in Raise Elsie Iford/Miss Ella Potter, Ben, from, the can Get the Rioheat Milk won't. Reader, remember the para- aoout two months. Seett & Scott are jamin A. Shoemaker and Myron L. The "Common Sense" Bottle, ble. doing the work, . Campbell of Little Silver ; Mr, and Mrs, capped by a swtet ligneous cap, is the Charles Smock, Miss Harriet Parker and best bottle, and no taint is possible in . Cow SausM a Broken Leg. Miss Addie White of Red Bank, and Mrs. milk put in these bottles. Newell S, Garhart of Keyport was Way of West Grove, Pa. X deliver aerated milk in sterilised FORD (& MILLER, leading a cow by a rope a few days ago sealed bottles, at 8 cents per quart. This wliMn the cow gave a sudden start. Mr. Mrs. Ke«ler Buys a Lot. is a little higher in price Jbanmilk from Carbart got entangled in the rope and Mrs. Virginia Keeler of Bank street the can, but it is worth the difference. 18 Broad Street, Red Bank, - was thrown in such a manner that tail has bought from Theodore F. White a Tight leg was broken just abovU the tot on Sunset aVenue at West Side. Mrs, A. CROVER, ankle. Eeeto paid $900 tot the lot. Shrewsbury, New Jmramy, TOWW TALK. ifEDDIJlQS, I*A,VltHA WATEBS ACQUITTED, worn SALE. THE RED BANK REGISTER , tiiroM*, bojrer iQd tairger wuuii for Mls< Thf iHople of ft^ V« Evldenee to Mhow That She Kept it ihu ABiurtean botu), Red mat,, Anna Tiuex, daughter of ('hatie* m Uimtttdrrlti tioumr. JOHN II. t OCIK, Kritior Bud I'mprlciah doing a w ifle Ching in gft'iiig the riparian FIRST-CLASS LAUNDRY WORK Truex of Freehold, was married IUHI ri^ht of river ftontH of all NtrceiH whiih Lavinia WnterMof lied B,uik was tried lone at Hut. Yw'n laundry, 34 Bnmil itn-wl. R«i NuVKMHKKU, VM)A front on the river ai thut phuv. TIHNP Wednesday to Dr. Marry Warrmgtoii hist week on a eliHrge of keeping a dis- :l*Di, l»n)iii(it PITVI nver frnfilH miiv not he of miieb value luglinK ol Adelpliia, ikiii of W. H. Ing orderly hou«e at thi« place. After the iiiiw , but they tire mire lo mereaHe in ling of Freehold. '1 liM ceremony look leMtiuiouy for the NIUU-'B side of the ciise SOD AND TOP SOIL FOR SALE, The •.min! Ii s able a* the S cti •> H° by. place at the Freehold Baptist church wan all in, Judge lleiHley tit id there WHH Hinl (Hie ctMIt H funi oil tin1 KriiUtfti- Tup (toll. Al iiullt). T, l\ Hruwii, Ui Wliarf aveuuf i b(< II lllplfti Mill) III' • • * and w ,i>> peifoimtd by the pastor, Kev. ncievideuee to HIIOW thnt NIIC had kepi H il SS . l,is!*eu(ien. The church wan deco- disorderly hoiue, and he ordered ihe Sunk. $1 >i mi l t!')) #! ,(HH) .. 1 \ ail! ill' Kvcry IIIWII with a water front should ra led with pHliiiM, feiiiH and chiV jury to aequit her. 1'hero are«>iili jiend- SUPPER. i » tikf warinnvt Ilddi }{"•(! Hiink. Mnn i-mi-if. jutrt f tin- t 11 n 11 I ngrtiiiNi ti*- r two ih.irge-, OIM' for as- The Imilinnf (irnc4- church. KINI Hani, will hni\l liu\ n is UK-.Hi I on 1 he wliiilc oi t he liiie-.l ioi «;ir inklii it1 ii lit I I. Tbe hinle's dre»H »v of white satin, l Jam' N ,JiiliiiHi>ti nnd ttiiuther fur HiiriHT in Hie lusu Imlluu Tliuisii^ycvculiig, S\'- I >: i r 1 df the Sliirw»biir\ riser, Yel Vt'lIllHT I.tll, UIHII will. pmil uiuler (he plan ..I 1 > HIK irimiiied wiih poiui veiiise lace, and file a»Hiuiliing Mary L, HOIIIU-M. iliri'ii^li the ni'^li^enei' ot (lie town ofli- wore a tulle veil caught up with orange 1 1e- MONEY TO LOAN. it iidin li> private p iith's ; Iml tin ciali ID Seuis ^onc li> Ihe walel' front of hloosoMis. Miss Matilda Perrine Truex, A DAMAGE SUIT. Murify to Umn in minis hi mil lHirruw<ir I'Uf they must tren- A suit for damages was tried before (ilrl wnnt«HJ for iit'tu-nil ljuusc»iirk. Must lm Florence Patteihon of Freehold and Mins rook. Kalliily of lw#, I'oz. USa K Ni Froot fartorv. and the o iirc ' pi-? oil private property to reach the Jessie M. Hharp of Morristown were Justice Kiiifliii lawt week, John Nor- atiet't, Hfd Bank, N. J, .ising th thi' hprink- nver. hi idi smaidH, They were drensed alike man of Senlwy villo was the plaintiff and | • • * in costumes of white Pt, rsiuu lawn, John Ii, Polhetmis of LheHanie [liner was Yellow Locust Posts For Sale. Wu^Ol.H lie* \ >*iii, Tin s\niili! put I There i« only one fm ther iniprovenient Siimiiied with valeiu-ienm-H lace and the defendant. A few days previuiiH _ 1.1KHI yt-lluw liK-ust iKiHlH fur Mle : HJ^ tvft loog inatir r inort irt-rtly in the humls of there had been a collision* between Will SHW the loijs to Milt iHiri'hjmT. imDic! H i which iiUKhl i»e rtiiy^cNted to the petiple pink chitTon girdles with luiiteidy bows, ik, 1 intern Falls saw uiiil pimitnu' mill. th*1 roiniiiis^iont than it WHS HUH ycir. I of llinhhtnds. That is, to luy a Htrip of Dr. Faigeiie laft uf Freehold waNgroonis- wagons belonging to the parties and Noriuuti's wagon WHS damaged. Nor- Th« cxpeniin'iil liiiwi'vthoweverr wa^ on the hind along the riser from itH present IUHII. The ushers were Dr. James En- TO LOAN, OWIHTS, and ktup it peruianently BH a rignt ot Jersey fity, William T, Rob iimn «UHd property. AlsUm niHon and Willimn T, Buck of Free- -LttW. lu Broad itrect, Kwl peclaliiiti tliat thn town will have an equal ri^ht to the shore. hold and Abram K, Truex of Morris fast' has been appeal d. go bark to tin- system of si rink- * # * I'JHJUS, a brother of the bride. AUCTIONEER. pi ivati Asbury Park IUIH juntpnida high price The grooiii's gift to the bride was a Pumping Out a Sewer, H. V. (iriifHH, MUt'tloiiecr. Farm venduea a, spec- pearl brooch and to the groomsman and ialty, Tcriiis juxioratt!, nrders bf iimll receive for the shore front at that resort. Even Sand baa lodged in the Maple avenue pnimpt utU-oUon, I'ostoQice audrcM, Red Bank, ushers he gave gold dragon scarf pins, OBITUARY, at the hinh price chiirged it WJIH a proti- sewer from tune to time and there has N. J. Hhle deal for the town to lake it. Rut set with pearls. The bride's gifts to her been considerable difficulty in getting it it would have been a much mole profit- attendants were wild ruse gold pins. out, Next week tht> commissioners will WHITE CIRL WANTED. able deal for the town to have bought it A white girl wiiTiti'ii for Bcnt'ml tiouwwnrk. Mrs Klizi Walling, widov% of Benja- try forcing a large Htmuu of water Muhl ix_'K'UHI ciHik HII.I iiiutMii»s. Apply at corner1 . U ailing, (Hi d oil iMiuuduy as in the first place. In that cawe they through the sewer with a Hteum pump in • if Shrewsbury HtKt Sjcuuuni' BVCUUU, min would have had tile use of the bench all Hendrieknon Front, tlit,' niiif ut In r ilaiiuhti r, Jnliii I'. Mi.ss Irene Mae Heiulrickson. daughter order to clear rhe maihs The ma- U i'f l'i'i't Muiniiuiuli, a^i'd 77 these years, and it would not have cost chinery will he furnished by Ambrose Bt'iiiit them one-tenth of the price they eventul of William T, Hendiicksoii. who lives ROOMS TO LET. \fai"!- Aiiniii scvtti \vt t'ks a^u Mih. Wai near Mi-idletown villikge, was married Matthew*}. ally had to pay. Two sunny fn>B! ninins, ronifortHbly furniahed, I uh stricken with paralysis out hlit' on Thursday afternoon to Joseph D, to li'i ; suitalile fur ll«ht hou«ekv«'ptil|i- or nieals aau rallicii and aa-i adlc lu be iuuinuJ. On * * # # tH- lukcn next door. W En»i Front struet, lied Frost of New Monnioutb, Over one Canned Goods Destroyed. ay ul last week hlie was* iiikeii wiili What lmB happened nt Asbury Park is hundred guests were presenl. The Bank, mill nlif hank graduiilly mini her sure to happen sooner or later to every house w.is prettily decorated with iis M, Walling of Coifs Neuk death, town Hint has a water front. The Lime inove.l to Fred THton's house at Tinton BAKED OWL SUPPER. chrysanthemums and aspuniguH, and A baked owl supper, vviih fried oysters and chicken 5ii>, Walling was a Lamlicrisoti In- will come when the people will demand the bridal pair were warned under H Falls last week. Mrs, Walling stored a snlad, will lw (riven in tUf C1IM|MM of Hie Fresby- fore IIIT iiiui riuge tu ajr, Wailing, Hiie wtter rights. When that time comes bell made of white chrysanthemums. large quantity of canned goods on a teriiin limrcti on Thui^ilav nlulit, NoVi'inber liHh, was burn HI (..'litfno M! but *he had liv* d .•jiid the people have to buy these water The bride wore a gown of white crepe swinging sheif in the cellar. The shelf fniui fl:*) to H;(k) o'ulocls. Tiokels, 35 cents, in the viciuiiy nf i'urt Mwnmnutli evi t fronts from ihe private parties who have de chene over white silk, trimmed with was not well secured and it broke down. siiitt* ht-r mailinge, 1'hri't* fons got possession ot them they will hav'e to Almost every can of goods was broken CLOVE LOST. and iui-e. Her wister. Miss Bertlm Hendrick- On Friday, November 6th, ijtHween Oceanic Ami pay high. But they will yet them, no and destroyul, tl i two daugliiiTii survive her. The Min, na maid of honor, was attired in Hen Hunk, KL'u'Ib' l 'n*» liruwn driving piove One are L'raiViord Wailing of iiarmoiis Al- matter what the price may he. white paiMie silk. The bride and her dollar reward If returned to Willimn H, Mount. Lo- fred Walling of Key port and Joseph maid carried bouquets of roses, Miss The Trolley Bridge. cust l'oint, N. J..OT HKUISTKR otllce. Hed Bank, WaliinH*^ IJ°ri MuiMuuulh, Uieiiitugh- The bori ugh of Highlands can gtt TiSlie Longstreet of Holmdel and Miss The piling is being driven for the CARETAKER WAMTID, tew are Mis, .Saiaii Jackson of Ji'tb^y some of the river front at that place Alva HHiidiickson of Keypurt were trolley bridge over the river near Small family without chlliiren or singie persons City and Sirs. Brunett of l\>rl Mon- flower girls. The groomsman was Daniel wanted nt omee for ii months or more, to take caro 1 now for much less than it can he got for Cooper's bridge. Work on other sections uiuuth, lit wlinse home fiw died. Slit Polhemus, The ushers were John L, Hen- of private house in town, (iood references asked. in the future. Now is the time to get it. of the new trolley road is being pushed Address (BretaUer 17, Box 11)7, Red HauK, N. J, leaves alho iwo biuihei>', William and drickson, brother of the bride, and Daniel rapidly and it is expected that "earn wil Daniel Lumbertsun ot Cliff wood. F. Leonard, nephew of the groom. Rev, be running on the line before the holi- FOR SALE, The iuneral v\;»8 lit'Iii yesterday at one FIFTY TEARS OLD, W. H, J. Parker, pastor of the Middle- Fairlxinki iii-ftorse power (jag or Bngollne days. 4H (inipere, 1'JA volt dvnuino; 1 Btemii l o'eiuck ul the house and at half-pasi one towu Baptist church, performed the -— •» « • 1 Theodore SnPtleker Ming a Birthilay ceremony, and prayer was ('ffered by and i HJOK distance Rutomublk . for sale, cbeapfor o'clock ut the New Munmuuth Bapiist New Street Lights. fash. Apply at West End automobile station. West Church, Hev, Aichie Sutphiii cou- Celebration, Rev, W. D. Brown, pastor of the Middle- End,N. J, ducted the service. The body was A party was held at Christopher town Reformed church. A wedding The commissioners have ordered buried in Green (Jrove cemetery ut Key Snedelter'M at Colt's Neck last Friday luncheon was served, nfler which Mr, new arc light placed at the corner ol MONEY LOST port, _ night in celebration of the fiftieth hiith- and Mrs, Frost If ft for Washington, D. Shrewsbury avenue and Herbert street by not Ipttioif us Oil your ken»ene oil barrel while- day of Theodore Snedeker, Mrs, Theo- They have also ordered an incandescent we arc selHnii below ih« rwular price. We will On their return they will h»ve a re- call and Oil your bnrrel tiwht on your preuiifles and Mm. Rachel Anderson, dore Snedeker arranged the HtEair as a .•eption at the Frost homestend, where light placed on West street, between rare you the trouble of tapping a new barrel. Ad- Mrs, Kuciiel Anderson of Red Dank surprise to her husbHnd, A flny supper he couple will live. Mrs, Frost is a Wall and Monmouth streets. drws Parlor Oil Co,, tied Bank, died uii Monday morning at her hunie wui served at seven o'clock nnd the re- sister of Mrs. W. A. Truex, Jr., of Red on Prospect avenue, She was 34 years mainder of the evf-ning was spent in Bank, FOX TERRIER LOST BOARDERS WANTED. l/igt, la*t week, a small fox, terrier bitrh, black- old and u widuw. Ihe cause of her dancing and listening to a granniphone. Home comforts. Apply at No, 3 Rector place. head with tan Biarkinps, buck mark on shoulder* deiilli WWB consumption, Tne tuneral It was a late hour when the aildir hruke. M*yne, Red Bunk, and nntall, LHUB in the hinii leas, Suitable reward was held this aiternoon at Zion church, up. Miss Mnbel Longstreet, daughter of if returned to MiM Helt-n M. Caldwell, Ked Bank. Eatoutown, and the liody was buried at The guests at the party were Mr, and *^ WANTED, tN, J,, c«re of Joseph S, Applefate. White Kidge ceiueiery. Edward D. Lougstreet of Mount street, Pumpkins and squash wanted at Buckltn'g can- Mr^ E. F. Hennera of Fort Ijee ; Mrs. was married to-day to William H, Pyne, ning factory at Phalanx. A DANCE, E, H, Hennera or Edgewater; Louis jr., of Long Brarjuh, The ceremony intleoendent eniiine company will hold a dance Graefe of New York ; Mr. and Mrs. performed at the bride's home by MONEY TO LOAN. in the arehousi on White street on Wednpiday nlRht, Church News. Louis Smith and daughter, and Everett Nuvcmber IHth, Athnifiaton. including refresh- Rev. 8, H. Triomp« the A RADIATOR BURSTS, vet and black braid. She wore a black I ha?e a laree quantity of klodiing wood at my sum of SB per month. Warm stalls and a paddock church to inoiiow night at 7:45 o'clock, picture hat with plumes. The brides- saw mill, which I will sell, dellyeiwi at Bed Banfc. to run in ilurinr the (lay. Inquire of John H, Pat- Itev, B. D. Puce will preach next Sun- or near tbera, at twenty centa p»T barrel, ill b»rrel» terson, Riverside DriTe, or John WalHng, on !h» tVilHOn'm Office Flooded on maid was dressed in lavender silk for a dollar. Daniel H. cook. Tinton Falls, N. J, premises. day morning at the Shrewsbury Preshy- Stunt a u XigM, trimmed with lace medallions. She also tt;rittn church on "The law and the Last Sunday night one of the steam carried white chrysanthemuQis. mere? seat," A Eaton town at night his radiators burst in the office of Lawyer Immediately after the ceremony a sermon will be on " Leyson8 from the Edmund Wilson, The steam condensed luncheon was served. Mr. and Mrs. COIR-lsT. life of Aliithophel," and flooded the office. After a while Pyne will go to housekeeping at Long The ladies* aid society of the First water began running through the ceil- Branch. Thf bride received numerous Having had numerous inquiries for Ear Corn 'and price of Methodist church will hold a national ing down into J. I. MonsKv's liquor presents, consisting of china, cut glass, same, I wish to state that I will have plenty of Ear Corn at my supper in the lecture room of the church store underneath. This was discovered linen and a check for $50. on'Thursday night, December 3d, from place around December ist. by Charles E. Applegate, the night n five to seven o'clock, & watchman. J. Frank Patterson went All corn to be good, sweet, sound, yellow Ear C rn, to weigh J, E, Chamberlain will lead the Ep- to Mr, Wilson's house and got his keys Hurley-Bennett. seventy pounds to each and every bushel. Will be sold on worth league meeting next Sunday night and he and Applegate went into Mr, Mils Bessie Hurley, daughter of board cars for cash only, and the price I will advertise in THE at the First Methodist church. The Wilson's office. They found tbe place Charles H, Hurley of Shrewsbury, and topic will be " Personal work the duty go full of steam that they could not go William H, Benneit, Jr., son of William REGISTER on December 2d, will warrant an inspection of this of every chnmian." in. They sent for W7illiam O'Brien, the Bennett of West Long Branch, were CONI by those desiring Ear Corn. The women's foreign missionary so- plumber, and the radiators were finally married last night. The ceremony wai ciety of the First Metht dist church will turned off. The damage done was not performed at the Presbyterian parsonage ABBOTT WORTHLEY, Little Silver Station. hold a tea next Tuesday night at Mrs. >mat and the radiator was repaired at Shrewsbury by Rev, Samuel D, Price. jamefl 1J. Sicklcs's on Mechanic street. the next day. The bridal attendants were Mr, and Mrs. TWChristiMii Endeavor society of the Samuel E, Ulark of Ked Bank, the Baptist euurch svill hold a inissioiuuy latter being a slater of the bride. The ••»»••»•••••••••••••»•••••••»••••••»•••••»•»••»»•••» sociable in ihu lecture room of the church B, G. RIDOWAf BUYS PROPERTY, bride was attired in a blue broadcloth next Monday night, traveling suit, with white crepe de chine A tl bilked owl " HUp|)er will he held in tie M*ayH9«,300for a Harden Street waist, trimmed with white silk orna- Ho II ne and RED BANK OPERA HOUSE, j the Presbyterian chapel on Thursday ments. She wore a black Gainsborough night, November 19th. The house and lot on the north side of hat. After the ceremony a supper was Special services in charge of the pastor Borden street, which was formerly served at the bride§'§ home to the im- ONE WEEK COMMENCING are being held at the First Methodist owned by H, H. Curtis, but which was mediate relati^ei o£ the couple. Mr. and church, bought some time ago by George Hance Mrs, Bennett will spend their honey- — -*^»-»-——— Patterson, has again been sold. The moon in New York'state. The bride Monday, November 16th, A Sunday Concert, purchaser this tirnfi was B. G. Ridgway. received a large number of presents, in- Mr, Ridgway sold his farm about a year cluding furniture, lamps, silverware and WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEE. The choir of the Red Bank Presbyte- ago and moved to Red Bank. He is $50 in gold from her parents. rian church, assisted by Dr, Herbert E. living on South street and he bought the Williams, will give its regular monthly property as an investment. He paid White Sweeney. concert next Sunday night, The follow, $8,800 for it, and it rents for $18 per ing program will he rendered : Miss Henrietta White, only daughter month. The house is in excellent con of Charles WWte of Eatontown, was Chas. K. Champlinj Anthem. " BU'Pned U uo tbat oomutli In the dition. It contains nine rooms. The * name of tht) Lurd " , ..... Millard married at twelve o'clock to-day to Her- AND HIS Duet, "The Loro U our Leader " .. F. A. Drackutt lot is 60x175 feet. The property was bert Sweeney of Atlantic Highlands. tin. Theodore V, Colyer and George Cooper, sold by W, A. Hopping, Solo, selected ...... Ur, Wliliaoig The ceremony took plade at the bride's Trio, " Thou that u%mi away the sins of tm m i m home and was performed by llev. James Powerful New Stock Company. world'1...... ,H. Mlllard Btrattom's Trial Next Tuesday. Black, pastor of the Eatontown Baptist folo, "Salve reglna" ...... Dudley Buck church, Only the immediate family of Mrs, JBphiR Clayton. Charles Stratton of the Highlands Duet, "The kioy ut love my shepherd ii" Grell who was indicted for atrocious assault the bride witntssed the ceremony. The Dr. Williams and Mr. Cooper, and battery on James Vanderburg of bride was attired in a dress of pep,rl ALL NEW TALENT, The finest that can be procured, \ Duet, "Iveutldu" , ~...... Nevint gray voile. Her going-away dress was Mre, Colyer and Mrs, Clayton, that place last August, was arraigned golo, "DlvlOB KBdeeinor" ..Gounod last Thursday, He pleaded not guilty of black crepe. After the ceremony a ALL NEW PLAYS, Everyone a royalty piece. Mre, Oolyer. and his trial was fixed for next Tuesday collation was served and the couple went Duet, "Oruclflx"., , Fame to Atlantic Highlands, where the gFoona Mru Clayton mid Mr, Cooper, Bail was fixed at $500, in default of NEW SPECIALTIES, The best that can *. Duet, "Peace to toii dwelling", which Stratton was remanded for trial had a house in readiness for their occu- Mrs, Coljer and Dr Wlillami Sirarton dischftrged a §ma!l cannon in pancy, Mr. Sweeney, has been employed Anthem. " Still, still with Thee ". j. H. Rogurg VHOderburg's face, causing a serious for the pasi twelve years in J. O. be seen anywhere at any price. In the morning Rev, 8, H. Thompson injury, _ Brookes & Co.'s groetry store at Atlan- wi|l preach on " Whither are we tend- tic Highlands, ' Bowling Matcb To-Night. ing." __t#^__ Positively ihe Sirongest Repertoire Go. Traveling. ] \ Thieves Steal Clothe* and Fowls, The lyoeum athletic club of Long Died In California. Branch will play the American bowling PRICES I Night-10e., 8Oc. *nd 80c. Thieves viiited West Red Bank on team at the American hotel alleys to- James Mcrris, a former resident of Matinee—lOc. and 80s, Monday night. They stripped two'or night, _____-^^_ Bed Bank, died in California about ten three clotheslines and stole a number of days ago. Hebad a son who died at chickens. Good tea 25 cent*, a pound, or five Red Bank some yean ago, leaving a > Mondaj g PUy~Oliver Dowd Byratt'a Ma»terftU Comedy ; > m t m pounds for $1, at P. P, Supp's.—Mv. widow, Mr, Morris left a email estate Drunm " The Vpm and Dowat of Llfa." ,, ' ^ i m , in California, and if hil eon's wife C«D French Bardin«u 10 cents a can at F. F. It pays to PERSONAL. JACOB C, HtJtITT*, ,. AUrTtONEF.R. . siUTTI, AULTIONIBR. PUBLIC BALE Notice to Gunners, Robert C. Sickleg of Mechanic street A GROCER^ SKIPS OUT. or left on Monday for Boston, MHHHU- THEODOREARRANGE SUDDENLY PUBLIC SALE where he will spend a week Tiio Protective A»- LEAVES EA.TONTOWN. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, with that aU Kfdloi'k of Monmouth Hlnnt The suhgeribwr will offer for B»1H HI gi?eH notioo npent Salimluy and Hundxy at New He Mjeft Home, on Sunday Afternoon JHTHOnS tl York, and the tat*me of Him Htrmnae #>/«- HOLLY FARM, SHREWSBURY, attpearamee, ffnknown to Htm Fain- ON Horses, Wagons, Mi«H Lulu TlioiupH(>n of Spring street, With Dog or Gun who hiiH bt't'ti visiting her Hunt at Mid- fftf Warn Been Hiek for Nome Time, Harness, Robes, Blankets, dletowM, returned lumie laat iSaturday. Theodore Arrttnce, an Eatontown gro- THURSDAY, NOV. 12th, 1903, on the property of ;iny of its ui«*Diben Mi«H I, Ardelia Jordan of Astiury Park cer, hiis left his home and business and At 11 o'clock, tin' following irtMhif : Whips, Etc. visited Mian Mndeleine M. I'onover of bin family do not know where h« ban TwiMitv IsiNlnidiii iuiiini rthilrn, (HIIII'S, NIIVITWHI1)1, svil! I)*; prosiM'titi'd mnujnling to lnw. Spring street hiHt week. MIHH Conover gone. His di8<«ppills, unit Th sulMi'i'llier. IIHIIJJ ohligcd to nxwe from IIIH fcpent .Sunday with Mi^N Mary L. Viui- and mvHterioiiH, He neither mild nor did iniiny other sr.jotls too UUIJUTIIUN in mt'iillon. of hiisliii'MH on account, of tht'saltuif the prop- THOMAS S, FIK1.I), anything to indicate that lie intended fitS' will sell oil Attn of Brooklyn, CASH. Wll, H, CoNOVKR, Sl-c'v. PfW, Mrs. William T, Corlie* of Burden going away, For many years Mr. Ar *'«,4.VK lillKN, street vimed frienilu ai Aabury Park ranee has been sick and he IH also deiif, last Wednesday. and it may bn that his atHiclions have PUBLIC SALE Monday, Nov. 16th, '03 ntFected Ins mind. He left the house Mr. and Mr>. William U. NiehohiH, 1 who have been spending several weeks about two ii'rlock Sunday afternoon and or At 11 o'clock Hliiirp, on tin pri'tiiiwi, Ki Hnmilwuy If You Taste at New York, returned to Red Rink last nothing has been heard of him binco. wtek, They are stopping lor the pres- Until about a year ago Mr. Arrance HORSES. WAGONS, Long Branch, N. J. OUR ent nt the Central hotel, worked for Perry Cook, another grocer Walter W, Saiirman of Perth Am boy, at Eitontowii. After leaving Mr, Cook's the Entire Stock of hie Livery formerly of lied Bank, hue been visiting employ he started in business fur himself FARMING UTHNSILS Stable. Hot Soda in the White building on the corner of friends in town, A Nil Walter Hutpheti of Bordoij street spent Mam street and Railroad avenue. He The Htock to bo sold includes You will need no further Sunday ut New York. has been married twice. A few years IS BEAD OF HORSES, inducement to take it as often HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, 1 Mr, and Mrs. Daniel McCarthy of after his first wife's death he married tiiKid workers und ifood tenth drivers; HH you get tht' chance. Quite Mrs. Waller of Eatontown, a widow Shrewsbury avenut', who have been a few men and women in this spending two weeks at Washington, with nine children. Most of the chil- on the farm occupied by the subscriber, at 35 CARRIAGES, dren aro married and only one of them constating of Lijrht Victoria with pole and shafts, town "didn't like hot soda" D, C, have returned home. 1 is now at home. Two of Mr. Arrance's twoHt'iited ('arrifiBi , 2 Trups, 4 Hurrlt's. thrw>- Mr, and Mrs. Frederick C. Tramm ie- seuiud HHiirh Wauon, 4 Wag inetU's, two ciirtnin, until they tasted ours. Now turned from their wedding tour on Sat- children are home also, The store has Oak Grove, near Matawan, two Blass; BuektHjard, Iluuuy. ti HuiMbnutN, not of en closed and the business is in they say, " Well, yours it* dif- urday, They are boarding with Mrs. ON Kiirmer's Surrey, 2 .lajfffpr Wagons, 2 HtaKcs. Truck, charge of Mrs. Arrance, Krcukltig I'Hrt, Dump Cart, Dog Curt, 3 Furm ferent—we don't like the or- Tramm's mother, Mrs. Adam LongBtreet Wiisons. Clqsud Carriage, ruiibi'r tires, nearly new : of McLaren street. Wednesday, November 18th, i HlcyilP Runabouts. Spider I'hieUiii, one-horse dinary kind." When you Stiige, and one Hiiy Slu'lvltius. feel cold or want something Walter 13. Parsons of Broad street spent EUCHRE AT SHREWSBURY. Sunday at Lake wood. at lOiSO A. y SLEIGHS, HARNESS, &e, delicate try somi' of our Hot Min« Lillian Keough of Wall street WIKJHI SIIHI, Watfonitte Sleigh, Four-seated Slelirb. Maiti of the, Prixvn Won by Kvtl ", Albany CiitteiH, pair of Hob Sleds, 15 sntsnf Light spent Sunday with her brother at Brook- Hank playerH. slnk'le llarnejis. h setN of Heavy Slnyle Harnem It) lyn. The Shrewsbury euchre club met last si'is of Dullh|<; Hurness, lot of Saddlils,_Wnlns, Team (if ifoixl work horses, team mules, (rood Hlankets. Robes, Neck Yokes, Forki, Broonii, Miss Grace Johnston of New York Thursday night at Mrs, Charles M, Patter- workers iinil riiuilers; orif cmv, iniiiink' in prolii : spjnt Saturday and Sunday with her Shoveta. etc. son's at Shrewsbury. Twenty j>eup!e two was iii'iivy double htirnMs, orii- sprliiif miirkit Alsi) (me building UH^d as a blacksmith shop, one m itber, Mis, Liivinia Jobniton- of Her- competed for the prizes, which wore watron. ot'iirlv new : one 14-hurrc] Hprina tHxiv, nny tiliicksiiiltirs outfit, consisting of vlsw1. t mil, port- Schroeder's Pharmacy, bert street. surrey, nearly new • uiic fiirm wtipon, fciir-iricti tin-: ublefoige, drill and other tools. Lot of houaehgld very handsome. After the card playing tine JiifTBiT wagon, lot of farniinir utt'tiNiiN, six tons kfooilH in Ptorng*1 to be Hold. Bergen & Morris, Props,, Monru- Voorhtes of New York spent was over refreshments or' .salads, sand. of mixcii liBy, two tons of rve ctraw, l.KK) slit-uvt-s part of last week with Troyelus Sherman of curnytHlks anil NM) bushels i)f corn un the t-ur, All goods will Lie sold to the highest bidder with, wiches, cake, coffee and ice cream were Tfi'ius: All sums over 8'd, H credit of ten tnontlis out reserve. 10 BROAD STREET, RED BANS. of Mon mouth street, served. Bale rain or shine, all under cover, Mrs, David Sehenck of Hackensack is will 1M' t'ivi'u upon notes with good Btjcurlty; un TE'lMS— On all siinis over $10, nine months' Telephone 13-f, Those present were Mr, and Mrs. Gil- «iim» of Slu and undf r, caah. credit with note, with approved security In bank • visiting her parents, Mr, and Mrs, OorJies bert S, Reckless, Mr, and Mrs, Daniel under 81*) cash. W. Thompson of Aionmouth street. Mr. H, Applegate, Mr, and Mrs, C. Walon WILLIAM W. WINTERTON. WILLIAM A. BTARD. Sotienek visited them on Sunday, Cannon, Mr. and Mrs, William A. Hop- Miss Neiiie Wi!§;>n of Oakland street ping, Mr, and Mrs. Geo.ge V. Hneden, ipent Sunday with Mrs, Frederick Nel- Mr, and Mrs. Fred W. Hope and Johnson son of Lung Branch. L. Bergen of Red Bank ; Mr. and Mrs, Leslie Reckless has been visiting his William R, Stevens and Mr, and Mrs. parents, Mr, and Mrs, Charles Eeukleas Harry Campbell of Eatontown : Dr, and of Maple avenue. Mrs. Charles White, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miss Kate Morford of Red Bank is M. Palteraon and George W, Barlow of We Don't Claim Everything boarding at Mrs, John Garrison's on Shrewsbury. Broad street. Miss Morford's mother is living wiih her daughter, Mrs, Fred- The prizes and the prize winners were erick Wiboff of Red Bunk, as follows: but what we do claim is this: Hundreds of satisfied customers tell us that Miss Jennie Casler of East Front street Jardiniere-Fred W. China i-hopribh —Mrs, Daniel H. ' visited at New York on Monday. Box of »!ationt»ry- Mra. William A. Hopping, I we are giving the best goods for the least money. Mrs. Albert Pope of Branch avenue Metal ntEngland, Mrm, Jatuen Bennett, $8.00 length, black and dark gray, of Cheviots, Freize on a pleaaure trip, Two bold robbers called at the home and Melton. Mr. and Mrs, Harry G. Payne and Mrs, of Mrs. James Bennett at Tinton Falls J, H, Hendricksou of Prone street will lait Thursday afterDuon about six leave town in a few days for New York o'clock, Mrs. Bennett was the only per- A VERY HANDSOME DRESS OVERCOAT, city, where they will spend the winter. son in the house. The robbers threat- Miss Edna Moore of Atlantic Highlands ened her with a revolver, and they ran- $10.00 made in dark gray, black and over-plaids of ii visiting Miss Nettie Carroll of Wall sacked the house. They got a little Freize, Rough Cheviots and Meltons, * street. over $3 in cash, Mrs, Bennett was so Mrs, Harry Edwards of Front street terrified by the visit that she almost NO BETTER COAT can be made for this price. expects to leave for the South shortly to went into convulsions after the robbers Finest tailoring, best of linings, made in all the spend the winter. Her house will be had left the house. $1*00 occupied by Hnrry Chandler, secretary newest cloths. of the Shore electric company. itlKTHS. Mrs. William Curchin of Tower Hill LEDDY.—At Hed Bank, on Thursday, November avenue, w ho has been sick for some 5th, Mrs. J. Joseph Leddy, of a daughter. time, is again able to be around, John W. Scott, 8r., of Front street, is JHARRMAGES. HENDRICKSON—rHOST.-At MlddlotowD. on seriously sick. Tliuriday, Nuvember Stb. by Rev. W. H, J. Porker, Mr. and Mrs. John J. Sobey and Miss Men's and Young Men's Suits. Miss ireotuMie Hiindrloksoii of Mlddletown and Clara Field of Flushing, Long Island, Joseph D, Frost of New MonmpUth visited Mrs. William KetehaTn of Spring HUltLEY-BENNETT.—AtSbrewibury, on TUBS- day, November U&b, by Rev. 8. D. Price, MIMS lies, GOOD BUSINESS SUIT, well lined and street last week. gte Hurley of ibrewibury and William B. Bennett, Miss Lida Midmere of New York, who Jr., of West LOHR Braooh. $5.00 trimmed, has been itopping at Seabright for LETSQN-NE!,SON,-At Bed Bank, on Thuraday, several months, is spending two weeks NoviMuber 5th, by Rev. Alfred Wain?. Mrs, Maggie with Mrs. William H.Wilson of Maple LeisoD and Oliver Nelion, both of Seabrlght, GOOD SUIT FOR APPEARANCE ANp avenue, PIEBOE-BBOWN.—At Bed Bank, on Tueaday, October 37th. by Rev, Alfred Wag?, Mrs, Lavlnia SERVICE, Made in black^nd fancy cheviot* Mn>. Sadie G, Jenkins of Washington Pierce of West Long Branch and Arthur J. Brown and cassimeres. street is visiting at New York. of Long Branch. Mrs; James S. Conover of East Front street, who was laid up last week with a DEATHS, PERFECTLY TAILORED, well padded shoul- sprained ankle, is able to be out, LoPICCOLO.—At Bed Bank, on Thursday, No- veraber Bth, Frank o., son of Peter LoPlccolo, aged ders, narrow collars, made of Thibets, Cheviots Edward Space, Louis Schmalholz and 1 year. and Cassimere. Liurentz Schmalholz of New Bruns- wick visited Mr. and Mrs, Arthur K. BENJAMIN QBIOOS, AUOTIONIIB Hiilpot of Spring street on Sunday. THESE SUITS ARE ALL GUARANTEED. They made tne trip from New Bruns- AUCTION SALE OF Shapely shoulders, smart effects, in all fabrics wick bv automobile. -^ $10.00 of black or fancy patterns, double or single Fail Utensils and Household Goods, breasted. WOMEN PEDDLERS SCRAP. The uodenlgned will sell it public unction at her residence, on the road leading from Lincroft to One JHttSffce* the Othmr and Hitm TlniOD Falls. Known as ALL OF OUR $i2.oo SUITS ARE HAND-TAIL- Her tVtth a Shovel. THE A. A, SANBORN FARM ORED, Hand-sewn collar and finest trim- Two women peddlers had a fight at ON $12.00 Annie Ferguson's at East Red Bank a mings, made in English worsteds, Scotch chev- few days ago. One of them was Maritta Thursday, November i 2th, iots and black, in single or double-breasted, Victoria and the other wai Minnie Qoid. At 10 o'clock A II,, the following articles • three or four button, > Two two-SWiM Surrey Wagong, on« oearly new ; leaf. The Ferguson woman had bought two Uuecv Waanni, ai good m n«w: %ne ruo«t>ont, goods from both women and she didn't two Jagger Wagons., three two-horae Carryalli, have enough money to pay them both. one one-horse Carryall, two sleighs, one pony Curt, In Oral-class coodltlon; two Farm Wagons, one Our better grade of Suits and Overcoats are made by the ft She paid Mrs, Goldleaf and tbii angered Thrttibini? Machine, in good order? two Sweep the other peddler, who called Mrs. Gold- Powers, one Grape Press, one Older Prats, one STEIN-BLOCH CO, leaf a

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TWO NEW PAVILIONS. NEW HOUSES TO BE BUILT Ambury Park to Hitentl $SO,O0O on SEVERAL TO BE PUT UP NEXT Tiro structures. SPRING, Plans for the new pavilion nt Asbury I Park have been completed and the Special Prices in Coats and Suits Thrre Houaet to Be Built on the building will he put up at once. It will F, White Tract at Went cost about 135,000 and will be one of the Hide One, to be Built at East Side New Houmem, most notable of the beach improvements. These specials for a few days only to stimulate November business and It will occupy the same location as the Red Bank is to have quite a building old one, but will be from three to four uphold our record as bargain givers which we have boom in the epring. Three houses are to times larger. It will be enclosed in be built on Theodore F, White's tract at glass and provision will be made for so long maintained. West Side, Mrs. Addie Kingabury of heating it by steam. It will be two Hew York lias bought two loii on stories in height, 280 feet long and about Shrewsbury avenue, at the corner of 150 feet wide. The boardwalk will ex- Sonapt avenue. She paid f 1,000 for COATS FOR LITTLE TOTS. C0ATS FOR LITTLE TOTS. tend through it as at present, The Children's Coats for the little ones, z, 4 and These Coats are made in sizes 2, 4 and 6 the two lots and she will plant trees and boardwalk will be 88 feet wide and the •fcrnbbtTy on the plnce. In the spring 6 years of age, made of Black Silk, Nap Velvet, years, of all wool cluth, colors red, navy and cas- pavilion will extend beyond it to the handsomely trimmed with lace and braid, good tor, nicely trimmed, large collars with stoles, she will build a fine house on the prop- eastward about 200 feet and to the west- •My, The house is expected to be one warm lining, a grade worth $5.00, here new sleeve, a garment worth $3.98, our ft A Q ward 27 feet. at ."...."•• , sale price , ,,, Li^TU of ihe finest in that part of the town. Thfj present pavilion will be torn down Richard Carman will build a house at and as much of the lumber used as West Hide in the spring. His house will CHILD'S COATS, % LENGTH. CHILD'S COATS, LONG AND SHORT, possible "in the new structure. Plans fee built on the corner of Leighton and This stylish coat is made of Zibeline Cloth Children's coats made of good heavy ma- for a new pavilion at Fifth avenue are "West SLle avenues, Mr. Carman bought in brown, blue; green and red, sizes 4 to 11 terials, in long and short lengths, tan, blue and under way but are not yet completed. thfe.lof, from Theodore F. Whi'e last years, shoulder capes, silk cording and *j red, nicely trimmed, the regular price is ft This pavilion will also cost about #85,000. large sleeves, worth $5.00, sale price... 0i j§4.oo, our sale price wetk for $325, — m «-^- • Etigsr Terhune has bought three lota Improvements. «n Newman Springs avenue from Mr, General John Slieehan of West Red White, He paid $800 for the three. He Bank has given iiis residence a new m BOW building a house on one of the coat of paint, LADIES' BOX COATS, LADIES* FINE WALKING SKIRTS, lots. This house will be ready for oe- Cyrenius Bennett's residence at the made of all wool Kersey, black, castor and tan, twpaney in the spring, corner of Bridge avenue and Chestnut in fine English covert, cheviot and mannish mix- Fkank Hammer haa bought a lot at made with shoulder cape and new full sleeves, tures, a great variety of the most correct styles street is being newly painted, lined with a guaranteed satin. This is an ex- East Side Park. This lot is at the cor- William Kipp's house at Belford is of this season, elaborately stitched and tailored, •ft of the Fair Haven road and Hance ceptional value and worth $10.98, here for a value $7.50^ special, being newly painted. special at «Y«nae, Next spring Mr. Hammer wilj William Bogle of Leonardviile is build- build a house costing $2,500. ing an addition to the west side of his $4.98 Francis White & Son have sold two house. $7.98 lots on Leighton avenue, south of Beach An unusually large number of build- WOMEN'S SWEATERS, •IreeUowned by W. "Jabor Parker, to Wil- ing improvements are being made at FUR SCARFS, Mam Miles of Red Bank, Mr. Milea paid Middletown village, A new roof has $3.00 Regular Price, Now $1.95. P00 for the two Iot», He will build a been put on Miss Eila Hendriokson's $3.00 Regular Frice, Now $1.95. house on the property which he will boute and new roofs have been put on Fur Scarfs made of Near Seal, Opposum All wool Sweaters in white and golf red ; a good heavy quality, fancy stitch, a kind worth • m Edward Polhemua's Village inn and the and Cooney, with clusters of tails, regular price barn connected with the hotel, Henry 0, $3.00, our sale price $3.00, our sale'price CEORCB BUTTON'S NEW BOUSE. Taylor's house is being repainted ami his Mt in Being Built on Broad Afreet barn is being repaired, Richard Luf- $1:95 si.95 by William Sewing, Jr. burrow's house il being repainted. The George Button, of the firm of Adlem & new private school building recently Co., of Red Bank, is building a new erected by J, Bey Conover was painted Flannelette Gowns. Combination Suits. Vntef on Broad street on the lot he re- last week. Carpenters have begun work Women's Gowns of heavy 11 Women's Combination Suits, mi\L\y bought from Mrs, Annie O. Par- on Mr. Conover's new house on Liberty fleeced lined, in silver gray and *er. The lot is 60x100 feet. The house street. Flannelette, pretty stripes, regu- will be 43 feet wide and 50 feut deep. lar price 69c, here at 49C. white, reg, price 60c, here..43o» Improving a Residence. On the iirst floor will be four rooms and Victor Kissman, who owns a residence • large reception hall. The second floor i*m$m$i$+$m*m§i§m§m&m*9$9$9§*$&*$&^*$^^ will contain four bedrooms and a hath. on Shrewsbury avenue, near tlw New- •>•< The re will be also a roomy attic. Large man Springs road, is grading the land Ismj windows will be built on the north and is miking some improvements to FRANCIS WHITE & SON, ind south sides of the house and the buy the house. FALL AND WINTER en the south side will form purt of the Deeds Recorded, •teend e ory. The floors of the" first The following real estate transfers rtory will be of hard wood. The have been recorded in* the office of the Suits and Overcoats fcoose will contain all the modern im county clerk at Freehold for the week Real Estate, Loans and Insurance. ending November 7th, FOR MEN AND BOYS. pro?enientB, The contractor is William Sewing, Jr. TOWNSHIP. Pine Selection. John BheehBD iod wire to Alfred Spenney, Land TO LET, it Bed BttOK.iian Lowest Price*. Evan F. Jones BLJ wife to Emilia W. Chapin. WOODWARD PROPERTY BOLD. Pieeeofproperty.il. Broad street—8 houses, |85, f85 and $18. Monmouth street—#80. White Headquarters for gloves and mitts. David EmWy to Ursula I. Aiay and others, piece street=$10 and $8.50. Canal street—$7. . Bridge avenue—$10. Herbert street— M Warn Bought by Chartem Parker of propert?, |1, Sweaters, cardigan jackets and As- Edward A, Jeffrey and wife to Maria L. Hance. JLmtt Week for $4,000, LotiMJceaDie, $186. $10, Front itreet—$20 and $18. Oakland street—$16. Small cottage, with gas trakhan coats. Maria L. Hanio to Jamee EnriKht. Jr. Two lota Hunting clothing, all sorts and Charts Packer of Fair Haven has at Oceanic, S275,' and water, on Francis White's river property to a desirable party, $18. iooght the Charles M. Woodward prop- HMDkb Vandegrift to Joho F, Hare*. Land at prices. Bed Bank,11,800, •rtj at the corner of the Fair Haven , Ursulai I .ASMand others to Julia 1. Maori. FOR SALE. , Beach jackets and vests, best thing Land at Little gll?er, fi,O00. for cold weather. and Hance avenue. The property Property in every direction on easy terms. MJDnLETOWN T0WN8HIP. Leather and corduroy coats, sheep ftins four acres. It has a long front naTid M. Demarest and others to Rebecca Truax on Hance avenue and a shorter and others. Piece of proonrtT, |8CI, INSURANCE skin lined. Louiift LewUand Row»a, hit hBtband, to Jeney frontage on the Fair Haven road, T\wo Oentr»l Traetlon com puny pjece of property. |60 ID reliable companies, Rubber and oiled clothing and hats. es are on the plot. One of them is Wllliim M.Beelay and'wlfefo Charlotte's, Underwear of all kinds for tnen ptay. Piece of property, $1, NOTARY PUBtlC AND COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS. and the other small, but both are ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. and boys. im good condition. The property was Edward W, Leonard to Hitrtok I. DufrsD, Lot OD Property appraised and mappe^y * Trunks, bags and dresi suit oases, Hubtard tract. II. i at public sale about a year ago and Herirain Cunolneh.m and wile to A, Rosalind F bought fpr $8,950 by Edward Wall Smith, Pieeeofproperty.il, Office Front Street, Opposite Globe Hotel. tegotf Middletown, who had a mortgage ROLMDIL TOWNSHIP. A. LUDLOW, Blanche B, Brniily to George Hardy. Piece of mm tfcr place, Mr. Parker, paid Mr. property. |1, After 5 P. M.» TO West Front Street, next to Dr. Field's, It Broad Street, . H«« Btik, N. J. fNfllpg 14,000 for the property. liln AroMl tod .ToMpb, her husband, to Adtl- i jbert L. Oh|!d. Piece of property, |1. Telephone 44-ft ' , FRANCIS WHITE A SON. •••••»•••••••••••••»••••

• ( t.v. ATLANTIC HIGHLANU* HEWS. BOLMDEL HEWS. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiniiiiiiiiiiinii MMHIKHH fl, MMMMH* AtMlf* #• ITIwferJ*er/re# mf 4#f«iMf«Me« mt IN flic South. the The family of PeMr H, Conover, Jr., The (cholars of the public school who will spend tlie winter in lht< South for th« were neither alwent nor lardy during Low | benetH of the health of Mr, Conover'H October were : daughter. They will go the Ant of Grammar department- Uur» Fraoeta, Cmrriv December and will re turn ahuut thu flr«t Hauoe. Anna MCCIM. Florence gcbenrk. Kiln HAHNE & CO. of March, Mrs, Lillian F&ikfiiburg will Thome. John Holmm. Eu|f«o« JohDKJD, Walter Hiiligmn, Humid Hmoek, Raj Jobniua, •ccumpany ihetu, Mr. t'onuvrr will Prluivj ili'panmnnt-Miuil Vmibrunt, Edward spend only a purt of the lime in thu Values. Broad, New and Haisey StsM Newark, Values. Klttrr, Jam?* HtUlluan. Suuth, owing 10 his bumufSB interests Peter Burns, who works for John Btil- here, wagon, was kicked on the leg by • Mrs, John Gorman has moved from hoi-tie n few days HJ>O while carting coal. her own house on Uighlund avenue to He received a cut I lint required hevernl rooms in the llagenbiuli& Morrell lunld- ititches to close up. Dr. Frederick V, I LOOKING TOWARD THANKSGIVING ! ing, Herbert Sweeney ha« begun house- Thompson dressed the injury. keeping in Mm, UormunH iiuuse, Much interest is manifested in the From every nook and corner of our beautiful big store comes a groaning of stocks from over- MIHH Evelyn White, who has been em-extra meetings being conducted at the weight and goodness. The harvest is gathered in, and a plentiful storage for winter invites invest- ployed u! New York for a number of Baptist church by Rev, M, H, Pogson. years, has given up her position and will Mr. Pogson is a good talker and he ment in everything for home and individual comfort, at our fair living profit. Our building and spend the winter with her parents, Mr. draws a large audience every nighi, stocks are three times bigger than that of any other New jersey store, and its wares. Choice as and Mru, B. T. White. Joseph <\ Heyer, son of Captain Joisn A Boi-iahle for the lienetit of the Pres Henry Heyer, has a position with the wide as in New York, and prices lower. We suggest a few Thanksgiving items : byterian t-hureh was ggiv^u at Charles New Jersey bridge company at Mana- Bkker' lusltt WdWfdinmlal y nightight . The Bquan. affair was largely attended and over $18 The county road from Ilolmdel to was cleared. Keyport is being graveled. John L. Ely Housefurnishings, Linens and Cutlery. MTH, William 11, Tnllman of Elheron is doing ilie work on the Holradel end. Miss Belle HouBtan of Elizabeth has Cranberry Boilerp, heavy polished Dover Cake Spoons, Be, and her daughter. Mrs. Lucy Cook of tin. 8?c, ibe. (tlusH (Xery TravH, 10c, IBc, Osbornville, spent last week with Mrs. been visiting MISH Sarah Armstrong. Very Reliable Cutlery. Mrs, Lydia TiKon was nick last week Cranberry Boilers, blue and white (} lass Berry Dishes. Be. John Cuttrell. enamel, 1 quart. TBc, Glass Berry Bowls. 10c, 18c, BBc, Louis RoNsi, who hart conducted a with a severe bilious lUtarb. Curving Sets, 2 pieces, satin lined There was a slight flurry of snow in Cranberry Boilers, granite and Glass Wine Sets, 59c, 68c. Cdrtes.uiade of best steel,stag AQA shohoe Store here fur Several yyearH, has agate, 1 quart, 74c. GIHHH Tumblers, SHc, Be each. iven up his business add lias moved to this vicinity on Friday. handles, 2,49 down to J/Ov oboken. Roast Pans, granite, 60c, 77c, Wine Glasses, Be Mr. and Mrs*. John Skidmore of Little 8?c, Glass Cake Stands. 29c, 3Bc,, Carving Sets, 8 pieces, stag and Silver spent Wednesday with Mr, Bkid- Roast Pans, beat smooth iron, 48c, celluloid handles, sterling silver more'a parents, Mr, and Mrs. Thomas never burn, gBc, 89c, 3Bc. Pie Plates, Be, 8c, 10c. ferrules, best steel blades, in satin Skidmore. Roast. Pans, sheet iron, lOe,, Yellow Mixing Bowls, Be, Be, lined cases, 81.9188 d down Mrs. Charles R. iSnyder fl«d h(ir chl1' NATIONAL BISINESS COLLEGE 15c, 19c 86c. 10c, 19e to dren spent part of last week with Mrs, Covered Roast Pans, SBc, 89c, Dinner Seta, 100 pieces, assorted "*" 2.98 Snyder'8 mother, Mrs, Spader of Middle- Cor. Academy & Halsey Sts.» NEWARK, N, J. 39c, 1.83, 1.86, decorations, 11.76 and 16.98. Game S^ts, 3 pieces, sterling sil- town, Eiwvutor Entrance, 4fi Academy, one itaoit bloefc Granite Pie PlHtes, 88c, 86c ver feriuled, stag and celluloid Justus Ralph Sncdeker, who went to rear Poet-Offlce. Tin Pie Plates, Be, 7c, Be, handlea, best steel blades, California recently, has secured a posi A LIVE SCHOOL IN A LIVE CITY, Jelly Cake Plates, Tc, 9c, 10c Thanksgiving Table Linens, 4,98 down to Tin Lipped SaucepanB, Be, 8c, I.98 tion in a turuiture slore in San Fran- No i'Special Indueetnenta" or "Guaran- cisco. teet" are neertiinry in behalf of a tehool 9c, 10c, 18c, 15c. 1,000 Damask Table Cloths, in 10 Medium Knives and Forks, white Mr, and Mrs. Eugene Conover, who that hat earned the right to be known am Tin Flour Sifters, 10c, 8Bc. special lots, l.SS, 1.68, 1.98, 2.BO. celluloid bandies, three and four- the oldest, largsmt and beat tehool, The Tin Jelly Moulds, Be, 10c, were recently married, have begun Colrman record in the Colcman guarantee, 1,500 dozens Damask Napkins, in prong forks, best steel blades, housekeeping in James Martin's house. IBc, 19c. 10 special lots. per set, ?.49 down to.... _ FORTY-ONE YEARS OF THOROUGH WORK Tin Bread Grates, Be, Be. Mrs, George Walling and her daughter 1 White Scotch Table Damask, extra Myrtle are spending ten days with rela- sod unparalleled guoeasi In obtaining good pail- Granite Pudding Moulds, 78e, lloni for itudenta. 88c heavy quality, value 50c. yard for tives at New York and Jersey City, H, CHLEMAN. PHM't, 3Be and value 65c, yard for 4Bc, Medium Knives and Forks, hard Everett Runyon, who is employed in Catalog Free, J. KUQL1E, JR., Prtn. PlaniBhed Tin Pudding Moulde, rubber handles, three and four- Charles R. Snyder's office, spent lait 48c, 4Bc., 49c. Asbestos Tahle Pads, an absolute prong forks, best steel blades, per week at Rhinebeck, New York, Coffee Mills, 89c, necessity for highly polished tables, set, 4,49 down to * QQ Mrs, Edward Snedeker of Kearney, Corn Poppers, 18c upward from 4.50. Nebraska, is visiting her siiter-in law, Round Chop Bowls, Be, 10c, Superfine Satin Finish White Table Medium Knives and Forks, in Mrt, Charles H. Snedeker. 10c, 29c. Damask, choice of new, exclusive antique ivory and ivory celluloid The North Honmouth board of fire Rolling Pins, Be, 10c, 89c. patterns, per yard, 98c, handles, best steel bladed knives, underwriters met yesterday in the rooms Rolling Pins, glass, 89c, Linen Tray Cloths and Scarf i, plain and silver plated forks, per of the Many Mind club, Pastry Boards, 89e» 85c,, 39c, and damask patterns, each SBe. set, 14,98 down to Alice Sweeney, daughter of Charles E, 45c, 49c. 36c and 50c. Sweeney, has been sick with tonsihtis, but she is recovering. Flour Buckets, 89c,, 89eS 49c 2,600 dozens Hemstitched, Fringed Medium Knives and Forks, co- Fred White, of the firm of Roberts & Wood Spoons, all sizes, Be, and Embroidered White Doylies, cobola and ebony handles, best steel White, has been laid up with quiniy Glass Celery Holders, 10c, IBc, every needed style, many lots much blades, perset, I498down sore throat, 19c below prevailing prices elsewhere. to 1 The weekold daughter of Curtw W. Tallman died last Thursday of convul- sion*. William Peters was baptized in the Central Baptist church on Sunday night, "Oneida" Silverware. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gulden have re- turned from a week's visit at New York. quality ot meats at our re- It possesses the art and finish of the best sterling and is sold for almost Mrs. J, G. Brookes was laid up last the price of ordinary plate. We guarantee it. week with sickness. markably low prices have Soup Spoons, regular 2.89 half dozen, special 8.85, Oyster Forks, regular 2.49 half dozen, special 1.T5, MIDDliETOWN VILLAGE NEWS. drawn many customers to Tea Spoons, regular 1A9 half dozen, special 98c. Orange Spoons, regular 8 98 half dozen, special 8,76, After dinner Coffee Spoons, regular 1,49 half dozen, Bouillon Spoons, regular 2 98 half dozen, special 8,49. Scholar* Perfect in Attendance at us. It is really surprising special 98c Barry Forks, regular 8,59 half dozen, special 8.76. the Public School. Dessert Spoons, regular 2.S9 half dqzen, special 2.85. Ice Cream Forks, regular 2.98 half dozen, special The scholars in th« grammar room at how many people we please Table Spoons, regular 2.89 half dozen, special 8,49, 2.25. the public pchnol who «e-e neither ab- gent nor tardy last month were Julia each week, but it is our Davron, Alice Root, Marguerite Conover, : HAHNE & OO.'S BIG STORE, NEWARK, N. J. : William Wyckoff. Ut-orge McKelvey, wish to increase the num- William Lufburrow, Irwia Wyekoff and George Miller. The scholars-who were ber and invite you to call highest in the history examinations were MIIHIHIHHIMMIIimMMMIWMIMMIIHIIMIM Julia DHvron and George McKelvey. and give us an order Right Up Jacob" D. Brower moved lait week in- to one of Herbert L, Pease's houses on To the Minute! Lihertv street, Joieph Brown, Mr, and Mra. CharieB Baker, Guy Wagoner and Sherman's Market, Mrs. Judd, all of Keyport, were recent guests of Mr, Brower. The latest fad is to have A Practical Demonstration . Mr and Mrs. James Rosi of New York Cor, Broad and Front Streets. daintily perfumed stationery. returned home on Monday after spend This is accomplished by put- ing a week at Thomas Meehan's, Chamberlain'* Oooib Remedy la Pleasant to Take, ting in the box of paper a per- of the Daylight Developing Machine The deep cut near here has been wid- ened by cutting down the north bank. The jSnest quality of granulated loaf fumed or sachet bag. With sugar is used in the manufacture of the perfumed bag you can The clay was put on the road. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and the Jay Hopping led the Christian En- roots used in its preparation give it a have your choice of extracts, deavor meeting at the Reformed church flavor similar to maple syrup, making it and this is preferred by many. on Sunday night, quite pleasant to take, Mr. W, L. Rode- rick, of Ponlesville, Md,, in speaking of LINOROFT NEWS. this remedy, sayi • " I have used Cham- Friday Friday- berlain's Cough Remedy with my chil- We Have the Perfumery' and the John Merelah to Xore to a Farm at dren for several years and can truthfully Sachet Bags, Tinton Falls. say it is the best preparation of the kind next, next, John McVeigh, who lives in John I know of. The children like to take, it SoffePfl house, has bought the farm at and it has 'no injurious after effect." and we carry all the popular ; Tinton Frtlls occupied by Thaddeus For sale by C, A. Minton & Co., Drug- Nov. 13, Nov.l3, Wyckofl and will move there soon. gistH, 4 Broad street, Red Bank, N, J, tints in the best grades of Mrs, Isabella Sanhorn, who lecently stationery. leased her bottling business to John Me- Meetings of the Beard ef Health, 7 to 10 7 to 10 Knight, will have a sale of her persona! property next Thursday, The regular meeting of the Red Bank Board of Mrs, Joseph Thompson and Miss Anna Health will be held go the !«« Thursday of each P.M. P.M. Thompson spent a day last week with moith, at 8.-00 p, H., at the office of the •ecretory, OD Mechanic street. TETLEY & SON, Mrs. James Bray, Sr., of the Phalanx, *Mi§8 Johanna Clayton of Red Valley, CHARLES D. WARNER, President. who has been visiting Miss Emma JAMBS H. SICKLES. Secretary. 10 BROAD ST., RED BANK, Thompson, has returned home. James Bray, Jr., shot a fine pair of Mallard ducks on the Tintern reiervoir last Friday. IF YOU SEE IT AT Joseph Bray is visiting his sister, Mrs, at Dickopf s New Store, Fred Hirrie of Brooklyn. Mrs. James Tomlioson is suffering with rheumatism. 28 BROAD STREET. Shrewsbury Blawt. Gas has been put in the Presbyterian Sunday-school room for the purpose of using a gai stove in the preparation of PLEASE ATTEND! * refreshments at the sociables this winter. it.*. The flrit Booiabl© will be held on Friday night, November 20th. CHILD BUILDING, BROAD STREET, RED BANK. N. J. Rev. and Mrs, B, D Price and daugh- ters spent last Saturday night, at Mm 9 Joseph Holmes's. Mri. Price sad heT| Ladies,* Misses and Children's daughters are upending this week with DR. STILES. Mrs. Price's mother, Mrs, Jacob DeVaus- Clipping Machines Sharpened ney of Newark, Alvin Whittng of Red Bank tang last Doctor of Optics, Sunday morning at the Presbyterian Millinery and Furs. Will visit Red Bjink. V. J.. Lkirn Mowers and Field 3 church. Edwin Hobbe led the Christian •••17 otter Wednesday. Endeavor prayer meeting at night, The largest variety, the latest novelties, the absolute certainty Put in First-GlM« Order. James Loeb has prepared a lewn of obtaining CORREpT HEADWEAR, CORRECT NECK- Next Visit Wfdnesday, November 18th, Robert VanSchoick, one of the bat i tennis court on his property for outdoor chine workers in Monmottth county^ playing this winter, WEAR in the most becoming form. These coupled with low- Free constitution and ei- has charge of this branch. •mlDiiiOD. OIIMMU Doeded Mias Benie Borden is visiting friends est prices are the advantages we offer, at moderate prlcei. at Brooklyn, ' 4 tor HMdMta and N«w«l. • ._.. .. •».<» — • BU, biTfl your •}«• «*n- WALTER H. M£RRITT, The man who uses THE REGISTER to Ined. "holler" about his goods, ••hollen'1 about Corner of Gold 8treet and Maple then to nearly every family that livea AARON I. MABCUS, Broad Street, XMN 1 11m & r, M. withm driving distance of Bed Bank, , At PMtofllM ftdldlav, Vmm 87-28. BANK, N. J. ' * COLT'S NECK HEW",

«f A •ucceufni fair and sociable wai h«ld last Wednesday afternoon and »ijc*>t it John Smock'H for the beneBtof lbs cbupt1! fund. Numerous useful and fcrautifu) articles were on Halt1. A num- ber of handsome biique fissures and or- Bamenii were bought at wholesale price «f John E. Beukman of Br<*frlyu and of at retail prices. A C4>n. ,_.. amount was rea!iw>d in thi§ wmy. The total amount cleared wai ^8. Unusual Furniture Values. Mr. Smock added $'3.00 to thk sum, mak- »t $90 in all. Enough money ha* been •oilacted by friends of i he church at New We have just received a carload lot of furniture which we closed out from a factory consider- York to swell the annmnt to flOO. Tbt HwtOfy club met last Wednesday ably under market values. They comprise Dining Chairs, Dining Tables, Sideboards and China B^bS at MM Hattk SBedeker's. There Closets. Many of the larger pieces were the factory's samples and there are no two designs of waaa fnH attendance. Tne subject was *^ni«l Boone," The next metftiog these alike, These prices assure savings of 25 percent to 33i per cent. will 1m neld at Mwtj Florence V&nDorn'g, sad the subject will be " United States*." Tfc«» Sunday-achool teachers' awweia- tioa Wkl a mevtiDtc '*>•* Friday night at I Solid oak, band-carved Handsome golden oak ^»St.'tfer», Twenty fuur people were Pining China Closets HtHnt. Rev, S. D, Price of Shrews- \ Dining Chail% 8tanaard China Closets, swell MJry gave a talk. price 75c, each • • glass ends, -f Q nnftoo Wilktoi has moved to nil g , fintorj Pall*. Warren Mathew» French plate mirrors, worth $18,50, Branch will occupy the farm ..,Jby Mr. Wilkins. _jr, ami Mrs. E. F. Henners of Port Solid oak, extension Dining Golden Oak Sideboards, with 1** ami Mrs, E. H. Henners of Edge- Room Tables, regular price Sideboards French plate mirrors, A QQ watof have been TUitlng Mr. and Mn, fHrivrick Btx'knian, 5 00 worth 115,00, each- - vioO ••» Rogers of Highbtown and G, * - ' • 3.78 Mo*d Robinson of Allentown were re- Very handsome Jull swell front Golden Oak Side- al guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Very massive golden oak, highly polished extension boardp, with extra size French plate inir- -f M QQ jn HigginHon of Eatontown and rors, regular price $20,00, kit daughter Mamie spent Saturday and Dining Room Tables, with extra heavy carved *7 Bunday with Mr. and Mrs, Edwin State- legs, worth §12.00, - li Others at Mr. 16.98 to 50.00 Mr. and Mrs. Theodor^Francii of At- tentie HighjnndB spent Friday and Sat- ardav with MM, Judson Francis. Chrtetian Endeavor prayer meeting trill be held at the Kchoolhouse to- Men's Overcoats. »orrow night at seven o'clock, Women's Coats. Mys. Gideon Updyke recently under- went an operation for appendicitis at People who know say wcsHow Every taste and every purse sat- UioTjong Branch hospital. the largest variety of all wool stylish isfied here, stylish coats Brr. Mr. Raven of New Brunswick wiU occupy the pulpit of the Reformed Overcoats at 10.00 •fcarvh next Sunday. 5.00 to 25.00 Lrmia Labaw of Hope well has been visiting lus niece, Mrs. Theodore Sned- They're really worth $15.00 r, JVJ, Worth one-third more. tPT. Him Ella Vanderveer spent Thursday and Fridny at Aabury pHrk. Loots Oraefe of New York is visiting Christopher Snedekfr, OCEANIC NEWS. NEWS. MiiUtam McKay spent part of last ti it*t>kat New York. The Women of the Presbyterian Constable J, R. Clark Re-Appointed Sixty Yews Ifs Stood the Test, Church to Mold a Mupper, Night Marshal. The women of the Presbyterian church The Merchants' Protfctive association Now It Leads Among the Best." FAIR HAVEN NEWS, will hold a supper on ThuiBday nightof met last Thursday night to elect a night n«xt week, the proceedi of which will be marshal, Constable J. R. CUrk'i term 4 Meeeption Tendered to Rev, Jacob used to buy the Ohristmai treat for the having expired, Mr, Clark1 was a candi- Leuppie, Sunday-school icbolars, date for re-election and he got the job A reception wa« tendered to Rev. and Elbie VfctiNest, daughter of L. B. Van- again. Mr. Clark receives $50 a month Jacob Leuppie last Thursday night Neit, wai seven years old yesterday and for the work. Twenty-flve dollirF of Mathushek <& Son the members of Mr. Leuppie's con* she entertained a company ot her young the amount is paid by the township and i The evening was spent in a friendi in celebration of the event. the other $35 is paid by the protective' g social way and refreshments Games were played and refreshments of association, irate servtd. The visitors took with ice cream and cake were served. Elbie A parlor entertairjment for the benefit Piano then m large quanity of goods for the received a number of pretty presents. of the new chapei at Locust Grove will (rtrsooagf larder. Thoie present wereTrina Wyekuff, Kitty be held at J H. VanBuskirk'i on Friday The basketball players have been un- Brower. Maorol Morntt, Helen Walling, night, November p7th. The committee Another Want Ad. •tt* to secure a place for a court but S«nme! Harvey, Harry Irving,Lee Van- in charge of the pubscriptionj fund has ttk»7 propose to organize a team and Nest, Mrt, George Moffitt, Mrs. Eleanor collected about |^50, which is half the We should like to know of any Piano that adjoining towns. The boys say Titus and Miss Rile Sawyer. amount of oafh jrequlred for buMdiog Sthey wUI call their team •• Wooden The Christian Endeavor society of the the chapel. has a Duplex Sounding Board but the Match- ^yrV because they say that wooden Presbyterian churqh attended a Chris- The woman's missionary society of •ggs are bard to beat. m Endeavor meeting at Fort Hancock the Baptist church met on Thursday at less Mathushek & Son. Itev, Jacob Leuppie went to Ariel on 1 last night. They went to the Highlands Mrs, J, A, Blaci'i, The principal bust- We should also like to know of any make tfcnkdAy to take part in the dedicatory by stage and took the train from there •ps transacted was the election of aefrrc^s of a new church at that place. to Fort Hancock, officers, which resulted as follows : Itev. John L Watson, a former pastor oj of Piano 10 years old, but the Mathushek & Mrs, Norman Hallenbake of Arlington PrMldent=Mra. J. A, Black. the Methodiit church here, is pastor at is visiting her parents here, Mies Susie vice pre-ident—Mrs. B. D. CooK. Son, that is in perfect order, Ane). The church was dedicated free BriggiP, who has been visiting Mrs, Hal- Seorewry and treasurer— Mrs. ChirlM White. •f d#bt. [enbake. returned home with her. Rev. W. G, Brown, forDaerly pastor of The construction of our Duplex Sounding Board fitward Allen has secured a position Miss Kitty Lee, who was bookkeeper the Advent church here, is spending a makes split sounding boards and rattling ribs impos- u wretaker of Holy Croti church at .. James Enright's store during the week with Henry Wolcott, He has a 8e»bri(iht and, he has moved to East summer, has gone to New York for the barge at New Haven. Last Sunday he sible. It's responsible for that full, rich quality of Ooe*nic so as to be nearer his work, winter. prencbed in the Advent chureh at Eaton- tone which is found in no other Piano. Cbarlre Hulse hag moved to Mr, Allen's MiM Charlotte Striker is visiting at town and he will occupy the same pulpit fc«as» here. Brooklyn. Her sister Florence returned next Sutjdav. These distinctive features, however, do not make A fair will be held in Monmouth hall esterday from a visit to Brooklyn. Edward Sanford, who has been em- the Mathushek & Son Piano expensive to the buyer, tonigtit for the benefit of the Sundny- Miss Lulu Layatof Pennsylvania, who ployed in VanBuskirk's drug store, and because you save the dealer's profit and get the easi- «cbo >l connected with the chapel of the has been visiting her cousin, Mies Louisa who expected to work in Roth's meat Hotly Communion. Dancing will be a ligier, has returned home, market fit Red Bank, has changed his est of terms. Inlwe of the affair. Mri and Mrs, John VanNest of Little mind and instead will take a position in It will pay you to look into this Sounding Board J^ward Wliber's front gate was Silver spent Sunday with Mr, VanNe»t's a drug store at Lakewood. earned away on Hallowe'en night and it brother, Levi B. VanNest. James Steen was taken sick with the question before you buy a Piano, taw not yet been brought back, Mrs, John heulthorpe and her sons grip while in New York City last Friday. Edgai Williams of Orange, a summer George and Clyde spent part of last week He was able to return homa that night •MwltBt of this place, was a visitor in at -Atlantic Highlands. and for the next two*days he was quite tews one day last week. Mr, and Mrs. William S. Hunt of Pop sick, but he is now nearly recovered, MATHUSHEK & SON PIANO C0.» Mrs. George Rsy of Flatbush is vigit. lar spent Sunday with Mr, Hunt's sister, Helen Aumack, aged two months, tpg her brother, E. H. Wilber. Mrs. Eleanor Titus. dango/cr of John AurjoBck, died on Postoffice Bldg,v Red Bank, N, J, Edward Stewart of New York has been Saturday of marasmus. The child had Factory i 47tH St. : ; fire nails in a plank the quickest. vwiting his brother, Michael Oiblin. stock with him, but he has nought only be bought in mv store, where there ft> Saturday night a dozen silver knives Mits Minnie Schanok of Brooklyn has another cow and calf from Davi is a fine stock fresh fr m the* factory, wt4 torki will be given to the most bead visiting Mrs. Walter Field. Buck. • .. • " Mltar young woman in the village. Mrs. Thomas Field and her aon were Mr. and Mra. Robert David entertained Charles Walling, Frank Lundy and recent visitors at Long Branch. a number of guest* at a dinner party 4Mpr members of the Hot Air club sailed ProfesBdr Coseftboon of Jameeburg has last Sunday night. The guests were CLARENCE WHITE, Red Bank •» MHBHB? for Barnegat for a wee' been visiting friends in town. from Tioton Falls and Eatontown. fcrp. They made • he journey WUHana Thorne and family have Mr. and Mr*. Thaddeus Wyckoff have boat which the club built about a moved to Roberisville, moved from their farm to the Albert OBMKTIRY LOTS FOR 8AL1. A fftlUable horse owned by Frank T, Crawford house in the village. Burke died last week. A dance wag given at Benjamin The heirs of the late Bttnah I,. BonJen or Shrews- reason why it payB businets men Mrs, John C. Helser spent last Wednes Covert's at Pine Brook last week. About bury, biff opeoed in eonneotioo with UK» Sbrewt- i in THE REGISTER is because day at Interlaken. fifty gueits were present and affair wai burr PrertTwtao Mitt Ttid, • plot of jtroudd *Mri7 ppoplp take be paper. Thee ooouinlnt II AM bortat pi«*. Mob 12x# f^et Miss Mamie Frederick visited at Perth very enjoyable, AIM « rt^e of ffroaiH) for OMte «nrm tor for- l*faly a family in all this part of Am boy last week. Joseph White, who has bean occupy- th t wber« J!m RBCHBTKK Mrs. John Brehaney spent Sunday at ing Mn, Sarah J. Dlbbenfl'u farm, has P.OiBoiW*. Lakewood. moyed to Bed BanF wtott oil > v t*l Vii •^«.',. ~i" •V *$ [* RED BAN K REGISTER. VOLUME XXVI. NO. 20. RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER II. 1903. PAGES 9 TO 16

• CHURCH DANCE. tiiid a conviction no mailer what the evidence was. He said lie did not think WM. H. EMERY'S ESTATE. Trinity i'hureh People Hare a, STRUCK JURYJRDERED. NEWS FROMMIDDLETOWN MHeatant Tlntr at the To*rn Kali. the court would draw u jury that XT WILL BE DRAWN TO TRY was specially selected to convict and ho BELFORD METHODISTS CLEAR ONE OF HIB SONS CUT OFF BY An enjoyable dance was held last THE L4MAR ASSAULT CASE, wan sorry that the counsel thought HO. SI00 AT A FAIR, BIB WILL, Thursday night at the town hall for the benefit of Trinity church. About sixty Judae Weimley Made the Order for " However, " concluded the judge. " the The Fair Wan Held on Tttemday and Ormrae H. Hotrlanit, Fnfrlele counsel will do their own thinking and 1 Vran and Jame.m H. Hurt Leave people were present, including B num. the Struck Jury Last Thurmday Wettnemday of imnt Week. After* All Their M*ropertyto Their Wives and the tame Will be Tried on will do ruino." uoonmand Klghtm IHpMherin Pa* ber from Little Silver and Asbury Park. Monday, Knretnber SOth. tientm at Kavemink Keeovering, Mrm, jBIIn t\ KieHdaie'm Wilt, Refreshments of fancy ernekers and Judge Heisley then made the formal Application was made by Prosecutor William H. Emery of Oceanic, who lemonade were partaken f Pest 19th street, near Fifth avenue, and Huyler'u flat boa bonfl and"chocolates that the jury would be selected with Cardigan jackets and .sweaters at Lud- Pecan nut bar, specially fine, atLaug'fc Murray street, New York.—Jdv. I Laugpe.—Ado, the intention of getting a jury that would low's,—Adv. —Adv. BIBLE SOCIETYMEETING. x EIOHTT^IXTH ANNUAL SESSION •Ji OF THE OOUHTT •OCXETT. Bulbs for Fall Planting If Vrta mtih* t'lrmt Metkodimt ihureh. Re* Bmmk, Imui ThMr&Hmw inter- AND FOR WINTER BLOOM, eating Mtegimfim and Adttrrmmtm Kttf Offteerm ICieeteii, The MonuiDiith i'ouniv bible HIK'H'IV HYACINTHS, TULIPS, v hehi ill 86th HIIIIUUI metiing ai the FIIHI I Both Doable and MfttiodlMt church, K*'d Bank, on Thurs- I day, About 150 |K'rm)iiM »»Tt* prewnl Chinese Sacred Lily, Crocus and Freesias, | from difftri-ut I'iuiB of the county. Tim i foutiti* buainesa iucluuvii iiiUTi siing re A jug the ehildreri dance around in gleeful anticipation. porw from the vuriuiiMumini t*'ta. The Roses, Carnations and other cut flowers. Palms, Ferns, ireMurtr's rt'|K>rt Nhuwt'd iliut $145,545 s and other Decorative Plants, Crosses, Pillows and Floral had been received during the year and that $150 had been fur WH File 1 to the Designs of every kind and for any purpose, quickly and artis- American bible nociety, The following tically arranged. Decorations for Weddings, Dinners, Re- * committees were appointed : ceptions, etc. £• §• * Resolutions Rev, (itmat Wjckiifl of Holmdfl, Mft, W. i.HBM'l Of W'U'MMlUOk.' NunilDltlQll lU'V, John H. Hulriikiif HiHl Bunk, •I* BfV. B. H, Mull uf UillK llnncti, Mrs, rtU'ptlt'O CORN SYRUP UUryinHUD uf t£*U)Dii>*u._ Auditing tU-v, s>. H, Thunu^in *m1 Mrs. T. A, The Great Spread for Daily Bread. J. T. LOVETT. BeekuiMD of B«H! Hunk, Jolni H, BavMteii of t'li-r- hold. Flaw of meeting IU>v. T. A, Borkman of Hod The syrup of delight morning, noon or night* Bank, Rev, 1, i*. iiruiuw uf Kn'choiii, A syrup that is not only delicioui, but a valuable Broad Street, corner Monmouth, Red Bank, N. J. Addreaat'a were mude by li»v. Alfred health-maker and body builder. Contains all the Wagg of lied Bunk, Rev, A, I. Marline goodnera of corn—the most nutritive cereal of Marlboro and Ik*v, Kdward Hodge of grown. Prepared particularly for table and home 1 Philadelphia, after which the visitors uses. Put up in airtight, friction-top tins which pro- tect its purity, making it particularly preferable to were provided with luncheon by the the dusty, uncleanly barrel syrups, ioc, 25c and 50c, ffoiut'D of the church. At all grocers. Yes, We Do Framing. The principal Hp aker at the afternoon CORN PRODUCTS CO., Hew York and Chicago. teeaion WHS RHV, D, H, Martin of Newark and short speeches were made by Rev. We passepartout pictures, and take S. H, Thompson and Key, Charles E, Hill of Red Bank, Rev. B. B, Siaats of them, Long Branch and Rev, 1. P, Brokaw of Freehold. The following officers were elected : Depot Carriages t—Rev. A. I Marline of Mirlboro. J. DICKOPF, BtscreUiry—John BUtU'tdr of C'olt'j pteck, All glass, all curtain, or partly each. Trwaurer—Dr. ChiritM K. Hall of Prwhold, Executive committee- Bev, 1, P. Bruluw, John 28 BROAD STREET, RED BANK, H. Biiwden and H, V. M. UeonU of Freehold, Rev, GLASS COUPE, ball bearing, for one horse. i. D, Priw 01 Shrewibiiiy, Rev. Jobn Hand ley and Rev. B. U. HLaats of LIQH BrnDcli. Depaiiwry cominiiiee-Hev, I. p. Brokaw, Dr, GLASS WAGONETTES. Special: Hall ind John H. Bawdea of Freehold. 12 Flatinum Photos for $3. BAD TO PAT FOR THEIR FUN. Portland Cutters. Mmttvwe'tn PranUm Get Branrh Boy it in Trouble, New stock coming in and the prices right. A company of Long Branch young Coal, Wood and Fertilizers. men 8 tar ted out on an advance Hallow- SECOND-HAND BUGGIES: e'en celebration on Friday night a week ago. They stole a dump cart from Two Stiver Buggies, one Theodore Aumack Buggy, Conofer Gaakin and pulled it to North I two Curtain Depot Wagons, etc. Long Branch, loading the cart up with Best Quality of Coal and Wood at • Easy to convince yon our Harness Prices are the Lowest. gates ou the way. The boys became BO • Horie Blankets at 70c. up. Montana Buffalo, Oalloway, Goat boisterous in thfir actions that the police Lowest Market Prices. I and Plush Robes, of North Long Branch arrested them. The smaller boys were allowed to go Brick for Sale. Freighting Done on Reasonable Terms, home, but seven of the larger ones were BIRDSALL & SON, taken to the Long Branch jail. The boys 33-35 MONMOUTH ST., RED BANK, N, ft4 were William Thorn, Bernard Maghan, Raymond Rogers and Pierson Dennis, L aged eighteen years ; Andrew Dennis, THOMAS P. BROWN, j aged sixteen years, and Jesse Wolcott and John Lay ton, aged fifteen yearsi Police Justice Morris gave the boys a Muslin Gunning Notices 24 Wharf Avenue, Red Bank, N, J. lecture and fined each of them f 10.. In addition Rogers and Mughan were re- TBLIPHONI CALL 3T. quired to give $ 100 bail for their appear- -AT- •••••••••AAJAAAlAAAAiAAAiAAiAAAiAAAAAAAiAAAAiAAAAAA ance before the grand jury.

CLOTHING CUT IN SHREDS, THE WENCH MaltetouB Mischief Done in a Key port Store. PARQUET AND ORNAMENTAL HARDWOOD FLOORS. Five young men entered Simon Belig- THE REGISTER OFFICE. man's clothing store at Keyport a few AH kinds of Floors laid and finished, also old ones re-finished. nights ago and while one. of thfm en- Schroeder's Hair Tonic kills dandruff, keeps the hair gaged the proprietor in conversation un- ESTIMATES FURNISHED ON ALL KINDS OF FLOOE WORK. der the pretext of making a purchase Work Done Promptly and Guaranteed. the other four stood about a clothing from falling out and makes the scalp healthy. That's counter. Shortly after the men left the H. Ba WENCKa 5* WaUnee 8tre«t, Re* Bank, N, «T. •tore Mr. Selignian discovered that a lot enough for it to do. At Schroeder's Pharmacy. of clothing where the young men had itood had been cut in threds, apparently with a pocket knife. The damage amounted to about $50. Mr, Seligman was not an eye-witness to the deed and he heBitates in proceeding against the ...... II. men owing to a luck of evidence. m • •• Farewell to a Choir Singer, Walter Foster, who has been a member The man who has an artesian well on of the choir of the Keyport Presbyterian Matthews church for several years, is about to leave Keyport. Last 'week the choir tendered him a farewell party at the his place is all right. home of Rev. J. T, Stevenson, the pastor Brothers. of the church, The choir presented a gold-headed umbrella to Mr. Foster as a He is always sure of an inexhaustible token of their esteem. supply of* water, Tbi«ve« at Adelphia. The ^stofflco at Adelphia was visited by thieves last Friday night a week ago, He is always sure of having a supply of Artesian Entrance was gained by prying open the front door with tools stolen from Jere- miah StUwell's blacksmith shop. The absolutely,pure water. office wat ransacked but nothing of Well value was taken. If he gets Matthews Brothers of Red

stricken While Vl.itlng. r Drillers. Mrg, Martin Weber of Matawan was stricken with paraljBi* last week while vieiting her daughter, Mrs, Isaac Chinery Bank to put down the well, he is also ab- of Keyport, She wa< removed to her home in an unconeciouB condition and solutely sure of getting a perfect artesian she died the following day. Red BanK, Fined for Illegal Liquor Selling. well at a reasonable price. William H. Perriue, proprietor of the New Jersey. Aberdeen hotel at Matawan, pleaded guilty in court last Wednesday to an in- dictment charging him with the illegal aale of liquor, He was fined $150 aid oasts. CHECK KAI»EK III JAIL,

Jf«M In TI»/« f'oMtifv -I**- remt^d mt KUiabeth. My Love is but a Lassie Yet. Addition MH|W of Long Branch, who WIN indicted by the May grand jury for raiiiinK the amount of A check cutmi m So is that little daughter Jom-pti UoldaUMn'i at Uiug Branch, wm lodged in jail at Freehold on Tuesday Fine Fruit of yours. She has a morning of lut week. After railing (he home and comforts now. check Mi)M went to ElizHlieih. He *»» there for a mmilar offeiiHO and I lave you made provision d to HIX months in the Union My store is headquarters for fruit of county jail. Uin term expired on Tuen- for her future? Child's day of last week and when ho was re- every description. It does not matter Endowment policies are leased a Monmoiith county officer on hand to take him to Freehold. whether the fruit is in season or out safe investments. of season, it's here. DEADLOCK OVER A.PPOINTMENT There are the big yellow, luscious THE UFE INSURANCE Keptuite TmtTHKhlp Now Mam Only Japanese Plums from California, the Four fff The township committee of Neptune sweet Yellow Peaches from Georgia Prudential township is in a deadlock over the ap- and other Southern States, Lemons insurance Co. of America i pointment of a sutxseiBor to Alonzo L, PRUDENTIAL Home Office i White, who recently resigned from the from Italy, Oranges from California, '; HAS TMf h committee. The candidates for appoint- Newark, IN. J. STRENGTH OF fl ment are Leonard Roinnin, Walter T. Dates from Persia, Bananas from GIBRALTAR \ * HubhRrd and L. C. Huhbert, The four JOHN r. DHYDEN, President, Jamaica and Central America, and lots LESLIE D. WARD. View ITfildcnt. members of the committee are evenly EDGAR B. WAKP, U Vice President, divided between Hubbard and Remain. of other fruits from lots of other places. FORREST F. DIIYDEN. 3d Vice lTi'g't. Both Hides declare they will not change EDWARD GRAY, Secretary. their position, in which event the com- Melons are here, too. P. U. WARNER, Supt., Broad and Wal- lace Streets, Red Bunk, N. J. Tele- mittee will consist of only four members phone 62-A. until the election next spring. W. H. HOUSTON. General Azent, No. 129 Broad Street, Red Bank. N. J. 1696

HE CHANGED HIS VOTE. Challenged by a Bejtubltean, a Voter LOUIS PRATE, Changem Kim mind. When Morris Goldstein of Keyport at- tempted to vote at the recent election he BROAD STREET, RED BANK, N. J. COAL! was challenged by a Republican mem- ber of the election board on the ground that lie was not a citizen of this country. Mr. Goldstein went home and got his paperi and proved his right to vote. Mr. PRESCRIPTIONS Pea Coal, ... - $4.00 per too, j$ Goldstein saya that he went to the polls w Delivering, 50 cents per ton extra. Deliveries anywhere. ^ expecting to vote a straight Republican ticket, but after hii vote was chalitnged Is Preseripion Work by a Republican he changed hii mind OUR SPECIALTY, and voted for all the Democratic candl- I *-~- | dates, 1 ROBERT H, VAN DERVEER, ABBOTT WORTHLEY, \ STOLE COFFEE AND BICYCLES. Knickerbocker Pharmacy. Hay and Grain. Coal and Wood, 0 Tiro Freehold Boy a Help Tftemsefrea Tel. 186. Broad and Monmouth Sts., Red Bank. to Thing*. 4 Little Silver Station, \ Lester Bromell, a Freehold boy, and NIGKERBQGKER\ John Hayes, a New York boy who has iiiiiiiiiiiitMiitniiiiiiimiimniiiiiimumi been boarding at Freehold, broke open ••»•»••••••••••••••»••••»»• a box at the freight station at Freehold Apple Cake, a few days ago and stole a dozen pound \ LUMBER AND HARDWARE. \ bags of coffee, which they threw about Peach Cake, the streets. The next day they stole Paints, Oils and Varnishes. two bicycles from the high school yard Huckleberry Cake, DKVOK'§ READY MIXED PAINTS. and rode around town until the wheels DEVOE'S Be«4T Mixed GIOM Paints for Floors; will dry over nlsjkt, were taken away from them. Hayes Apricot Cake, i IVPRIHII FLOOR VARNISH} quick drying. Ready Mixed Graphite Paints for Tin Roofh § will cure a leaky roof. was sent back to New York and Bromell GALVANIZED POULTRY NETTING, will probably be sent to the reform TRY IT. LIME, LATH, RO8BDALE AND PORTLAND CEMENTS. school, being considered incorrigible, — m • m J. TRAFFORO ALLEN, Wedding Anniver««,ry Surprise. LOOK FOR THIS LABEL. FRONT STREET, opposite Maple A\ •ne, BED RANK, If, J. T The 44th wedding anniversary of Mr.MtiMimtnttiiniimiiiiiMitminmniintiit •»•••••••••••••••»•••••»•»••••••••»••»•»»>»>>»»••••• and Mrs, A, M, Bedle of Key port oc- I curred last week and the six children of the couple planned a celebration of the event as a surprise to the old folks. There was a large gathering of the members of the family and a pleasant For homes or In vestment. evening was spent. Mr, and Mrs. Bedle 4 received a gift of «a handsome library lamp from their children. RUSSELL SAGE'S ADVICE:

Monmouth's Oldest Odd Fellow. The oldest member of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows in Mon mouth "Young Man, Buy Real Estate." county, both in age and in point of membership, is Charles P. Huff of Long Brarfeh. He is 81 years old and * * hai been a member of the Odd Fellows WITH AN lodge for 59 years, C. H, Valentine, D, S. VanBrunt and Jonathan Smith of THIS FALL I AM OFFERING 25 LOTS FOR SALE AT WEST SIDE, Long Branch have been Odd Fellows International Reputation AND 25 LOTS AT EAST SIDE PARK. • for more than half a century, the goods in the list below need ——•— ••• no wordi of recom mendation from Barn Burned at Oakhurst. us. The lots are all full-sized, 50x150 feet. The lots cost from $150 The pricef, however, are un- A large barn on the T, T. Kinney prop- usual. Wine* and Liquors of to $200 each, according to location. erty at Oakhurst, occupied by Frederick such high quality cost much T. Frelinghuysen of Newark, was burned more elsewhere. The purchaser of these lots can select any lot he pleases and can down on Tuesday night of last week- Whether these goods are used pay $10 down. He can then pay one dollar a week, and when he foi>.health or hospitality they will The fire was discovered soon after mid- give satisfaction. has paid $25 in all he will get a deed for the lot. The rest of the night by the caretaker, who slept in the barn, The live stock was saved, but California Port or /Sherry Wine. purchase price he can pay in such manner as- will suit his convenience. tome wagons and other goods w» re de From $1.00 per KBHOD up. Bottle, 25c up. Balment Club Bye, Of course if he wants to pay more than $10 down, or more than one strayed, causing a loss of about $100 to Choice ola goods. Special price, pergal- Mr, Frelinghuysen. lon, $8.50. Per bottle, B6c. dollar a week, I will be glad to have him do so. When the lot is paid Choice Old Blackberry Brandy, • • ——— • Per gillOD. $1.50. Per quirt, 4Bo. for I will lend him the money to build a house on a five per cent Chapel HUl's Punctual Pupils. California Claret, ' mortgage, or I will build the house for him, from his own plans, and . The pupils of the Chapel Hill public An excellent table wine. Per gallon, $1.00, Perbotue.fflc, take a five per cent mortgage for the cost of the house. school who were neither absent nor Very Old California Brandy, tardy during the month of October are Per gallon, $3.75. per quirt, $1.00. About 120 lots qn the two properties have already been sold and, Mabel and Edna Applegate, Isabel and Pure Old Apple Brandy, A palate tickler, special per gallon, $2.ts6V twenty houses are already built on the two tracts. Willie Maxson, Harry, Charles and Bert Quart, 75c, • Taylor and Josie A, Welle, No sideboard li complete without % bottle I will give shade trees and shrubbery to every purchaser of a lot. of our Dellutood Rye. This is an opportunity of which every young man should take • Boras scared to Ueatb. run quarti, AAA quality, 7Se,, ziu A horse belonging to George DuFour, qudllty, $1.00. Old Reserve, $1.25. advantage. Bold Star Rye. a butcher at Keansburg, got scared'of Per gallon, II7A. Per quart, 60c. SPECIAL OFFER, an automobile a few days ago, gave a Choieo Old Jamaica Bwm. plunge and dropped dead, The horse Per gallon |8.on. Per bottle. 75c. was apparently sound ani Mr. DuFour Our Red Streak Applejaeh I also offer on the Parker tract, on Broad street, plots of ground has been reduced in prioe and Improved in believes it was scared to death. quality. Full quart bottle, $1.00. in tracts of from one to ten acres, to suit purchaser. . * i m • We Nil all the popular brands Freehold Doctor of wines and liquors at reduced Dr. William Thompson Robinson of pricef, Freehold was married last night to Miss THEODORE F. WHITE,. Alice Eletha Godlrey, daughter of Bur- Jfc I. MONSKY, ro wee 0, Godfrey of Atlantic City. The Success* to tfec Ceo. R. Uab Dlst. Co. ceremony took place at the bride's home. 10 East Front St., Red Bank. : Rooms 1 and2, Register Building, BROAD STREET, RED BANK, N. J. The couple will live at Freehold, •••••••^••••••••••••TTTT Mllill>MIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIII tlllllllll llllltllllllllllHIIII DAVIDSON SELLS

AT BOTH STORES Hackett, Carhart & Co/s Fine Overcoats AT THEIR NEW YORK PRICES.

HOSPITAL PATIENTS.

A NEW TRIAURDERED. Recent Operations at the Long Branch Hompitnl, i THE VERDICT IN THE LAURA BIGGAR CASE SET ABIDE. Mrs, Eugene Griffin of Keyport has gone to the Long Branch hospital to un. JPr. Chnrlea C, Hendriekm and Ham- lergo an operation for a fracture of the uet fit ant on, Who Were Convicted skull. She sustained the fracture some of Conspiracy, to Have Another Special Sale for a few Days! Chaitce—Came May Sot be Re-Tried,time ago and underwent an operation at New York hospital without getting On Monday the New Jersey supreme any relief, court ordered a new trial in the cases of Mrs, Annie Del mar of Keyport has Dr, Charles C. Htudricks and Samuel gone to the Long Branch hospital to un- btanton, These two men and Laura 500 Yds. Homespun Dress Goods dergo on operation for the removal of Biggar were tried jointly on a charge of tumors from her head, Mrs, Edward IN BLUE, BROWN AND OKAY, 38 INCHES WIDE, conspiring to defraud the estate of Henry Clark of Hazlet is a surgical patient at M. Bennett, The woman was acquitted the hospital. Other patients who have and the men were convicted, been admitted recently are Mrs, Mary Mr, Bennett was a wealthy resident of 43c. per Yard. Updyke of Colt's Neck, Miss Nellie Ryan DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY : " Pittsburg, but lie, owned a stock farui at of Vanderburg and Mrs. Mary Heyer of Farmingdale and he spent most of his Adelphia, time there. He died about two years $1.OO Double Blankets, 75c. a Pair. ago. For years before his dentil Laura Biggar was connected with his house THREW BOY IN • CREEK. hold, ostensibly ad a companion and 800 YDS. UNBLEACHED CANTON FLANNEL, nurse. WILLIAM PALMER'S WAY OF By Mr. Bennett's will Miss Biggar was PATINO A DEBT, SMC. per Yard; Good Value at lie. per Yard. a benefiri.117 for #162,000. The heirs at law at once contested. Miss Biggar as The Bny Asked Him to Pay a Bill, Pultner ittdn't Pay, the Boy C4»t serted the money was left to her for her " *a titty,' Paltner Pitched Him in services as nurse. !! ...It Will Pay to Visit Our Grocery Department...jj the Creek, Palmer Got Arreuted, While the controversy was at its Ellis Heyer, aged about twelve years, Baking Powder, Davis, per i lb,., 9c Corn Beef, per \ lb, can 18c Rice, per lb.,...... 6c, 8c. and 9c height Miss BiggHr retired to the sani " •' Royal, " _,.34c Cottolene, per lb , 10c Roast Beef, canned, per i lb 14c son of James Heyer of B Iford, got Bnking Soda, per lb , ,... 7c Crackers, best Soda, per lb 8c " •« per lb 28c tsrium kept by Hendricks at Bayonne, thrown in a creek at that plnce last Fri- Beans, Boston Baked, per can 9c " N. B. C, Soda, per pkg.. fie Rubber Rings, for canning, per Later it was announced that she hadday for dunning a nian for a bill • and BeanH, VanCamp's, " .... 9c Crenie Dentifrice, per tube 15c doz. 5c Sardines in oil, per box 4c been married to Bennett, that the cert William Palmer, who did the throwing, Bluing, quart hottle 8c Elastic Starch, per pkg 9c lt Daony was performed late one night at got himself in the clutches of the law. " Howard's , 4c Enameline, per box, 4c in mustard, per box 9c Hoboken by Stanton who was then a jus Bon Ami, large size cakes 8c Evaporated Cream, per can lie Shredded Wheat Biscuits, per Palmer has been working on the new Borax, 1 In, pkg,, 7c* per lb...,. .12c Extract Lemon, per bottle...... fie pkg ...,12c, 2 for 28c tice of the peace, and that after Ben- trolley trestle across the creek between Cheese, per lb. 7 15c " Vanilla, per Bottle 9c Soap, Babbitt's and Kirkraan's nett's death a child had been horn tc Belford and Port Monmouth. Last Fri- Chipped Beef, per, lb can,...... 25c Force, per pkg,, ,,.,,,.. .14c 3 cakes for 9c Miss Biggar, or Mr*. Bennett, as she de-day young Heyer went to wh»re Mr. Chocolate, Sweet, per pkgp Be Frazer's Axle Grease, per box.,., 9e Soap, Blizzard 2 cakes for 5c clared, and that it died. Celery Salt, per bottle,. «o Lard, per lb. .9c. and lie Starch, laundry, per lb 6o Palmer was working and asked him for Cocoa, per $ lb. can 22c Mackerel, per lb. 12c Sugar, per lb. 5c Under the laws of this state if the home money which he claimed Palmer Coconnut, shredded, per lb...... ,16c Mklta Vita, per pkg.._. .18c.,- % for 25c Tapioca, pearl, per lb ..... 8c birth and parentage of the child coult. owed him for picking strawberries and Cod Fish, shredded, per pkg...... 9c Molassep, fine, per gal ,39c " flake, " 5o be maintained Miws Biggar would be- dropping corn. Palmer didn't give the Corn Starch, Brighten's, per pkg. 6c Pil.Bbury'i Best Flour, per bag.. .T5o Tryphosa, per pkg 9c " " Diiryea'R, . '' . 9o " . •• " per bbl..$5,75 Vaseline, per hot .5 and 9o come sole heir to the esale. buy much satiefaction and young Heyer Corn Beef, per lb. can 28c Raisins, seeded, per pkg lie Veal Loaf, per can 20c The other beneficiaries of the estate followed up hid demand with a lot of im- then began crimiiml action. They sought pudence. Palmer got mad and picked to show that no marriage had taken the boy up bodily and threw him in the place ; that the child who died in the creek. The buy was not hurt but his COI AND SEE THE USEFUL Af PRETTY ARTICLES, ONLY 10c. f sanitarium was not burn to Miss Biggar; clothing WHB soiled and he was given a that no record of any.marriage existed ; bud scare, Mrs. Heyer. mother of the that the oilegt'u1 certificate was made out boy, made complaint against Palmer for To Introduce Our 45c« MIXED T1.A* we will give A on a form not in use until a year after the assault and he was held to await the CHINA PLATE wltH each Pound, alleged marriage. They also attacked the action of the grand jury. ONI POUND OF GRANULATED SUGAR GIVEN WITH EVERY POUND OF character of Laura Biggar, It WHS held Palmer was married to-day to Misi by the supreme court that evidence re- Mary 0, Bennett of Matawan, daughter 20 CENT COFFEE. TRY IT I lating to the conduct of Laura Biggar of William Bennett of Belford. after her alleged marriage to Bennett should not have been admitted, and it was on this ground that a new trial was Loses the Sight of Both A. D. CONOVER'S ordered. John J, Ryan, a contractor at Long After Miss Biggar's acquittal a com- Branch, who has been troubled with promise was arranged «between. her and cataracts on both eyes for several years CASH VARIETY STORE. has become totally blind. Dr, Knapp the other heirs of the estate, by which The Stock consists of Confectionery, Glassware, Crockery, Ivory Chocolate, Tinware, Towels, iht received all the personal property of an eye specialist of New York, who hai been treating Mr, Ryan, lays that further Rug«( Handkerchiefs, Table Cloths, Napkins, Umbrellas, Towelings. Mr, Bennett, eoniisting of diamonds, ' Muslins, Gentlemen's Smoking Sets, &c. jewelry, household goods, etc., estimated efforts and expense are useless, as he i at 1100,000, and an annuity of $1,800, not likely to recover his eight. She also retained possession of the apart- ment house at No, 119 East 88d street. Set Bed Clothing on 30 and 32 West Front St., RED BANK, N. J. f New York, Roy VanBrunt, son of D. H, VanBrun ONH MINUTE'S WALK FROM PATTERSON & SPINNING'S. Suits between Hendricki and his wife of Long Branch, lit a gas jet in an up- »nd between Mrs, Hendrioks and Miss stairs room of his home a few days ago Biggar have since been begun, because and threw the lighted match out of the ANDREW NASER, window. The match set fire to some REAL ESTATE Mm. Hendricks alleges Miss Biggar Suceeesor to Chariot Jtogm, f Anything Wrong alienated her husband's affections, bed clothing on the roof and the bed and Insurance. Hendrioks and Stanton have been out clothing was burned up. The low amounted to about f 15...... on bail, awaiting the decision of the FRESH BAKERY PRODUCTS Property for sale and to rent in ———•» » » „ K there is. Mod for FltfgibbpB, No mat- matter. It is not believed the case will 5PS ter bow small or bow lame the Job It, be all parts of town. Several special ever again be called to trial, Band Maihed in a Stalk Cutter. OF ALL KINDS, s m will Hi H for vou and fixI t quick. He will _j not only f % It quiet, but be will fixI t bargains just now for sale. m t » 0. R, Applegate, a farmer at Wes right. Bad the charge will be only what There ia hardly a home in Shrews- Freehold, was operating a corn stalk W you would expect for Outclass work, Loans effected. bury, Middletown, Bolmdel, Eatontown cutter a few days ago when his lefi Delivery at Door Every Morning Agent for Girard Insurance Co, and Atlantic townships where THE REG and Afternoon. s •. XbTEB ia not taken,—Adv. hand got caught between, two cog 5 u JANES FITZGIBBON, m i m •• wheels, Before the machinery could be Send word if you would like oi to Three-pound can of pumpkin or beets stopped his hand was badly mashed serve you. . .MM!.. D. W. WILLGUSS, tot 8 cents, at P, F, Supp'i,—Adv, One of his flngeru had to be amputated. i G«f, FfMrt Ml Broad Sts., Red B*nk •*• 4 I Matchless Light! 4 * \ Perfect Power! 4 4 4 \ ELECTRIC, OF COURSE. 4 t We will wire your building at cost, to be paid for at your own convenience, 4 * and supply five-light clusters FREE. 4 • ^ m m 4 I LIGHT SUPPLIED AT THE FOLLOWING RATES: 4 % Five lights or less at flat rates : 4 75c. per Light per month ...until 9 P.M.) 4 sac, 4i •* "•• " " lo " > Saturday Nights until 1 A. M. $1.00 M •• " ** " 12 H, ) 4 1.10 " " 1 A. U, 1.50 • " All Night. 4 4 Over five lights on meter at 14 cents per killo watt. Five per cent discount if paid by 10th of month. 4 4 Let our representative call and show you how we can save you money. . 4 4 4 SHORE ELECTRIC CO 4 23 East Front Street, RED BANK, N. J. |

STOLE A RIG TO RIDE HOME, V A YEAR INSTATE PRISON. An JBmvtw Whtmkey Settle Found in Trimmed ! the Stolen Waaon. WILLIAM REILLY SENTENCED And % ! Seasonable Goods. | ON MONDAY. Cornelius Hendrickson of JerBeyville Vntrimn}ed tied his horse under the American hotel I Be Ann Down Varrle Covert «f i eheda at Freehold a few nlght« ago and Tailored Hats, ^ Griddle Cake Flour, Eatontown oft July Mh and Warnwhen he was ready to go home the rig v lontirtftl it* Court ** Freehold Ostrich Plumes, La at If'eefc. was gone. The next morning the rig Buckwheat Flour, was found under the sheds of the Brick Birds—'Wings, William Reilly, Ro§e Reilly, his wife, church at Bradevelt. The rig was all and all the noveUtiea for the 1 and Andrew Kelly, all of Aibury Park, V Maple Syrup, were tried at Freehold last week on a right but an empty whiskey bottle was charge of having run down Carrie Co- found in ihe wagon. Mr. Hendrickson Tali Season of 1903 Honey Molasses, thinks that some one living in the i vert at Eatontown through careless driv- are now ready for your inspection ing on the evening of July 4lh last. vicinity of Bradevelt stole the rig to ride Karo Corn Syrup, Miss Covert was riding a bicycle at thehome, at i m • m Mince Meat, , time of the accident. She wa§ knocked i unconscious and was badly bruised. Jumped From a Wagon, 1 Miss A. L Morris's Mr. and Mrs. William Southard, who V Sweet Cider, The sight of one eye WHS completely de- 06 street stroyed m the result of the accident and lire near Georgia schoolhouse, in Howell township, were driving home from Free- the postofflce. 1 Cranberries, the sight of the ether eye was impaired. hold a few days ago when Mr. Southard I The occupants of the wagon did not 1 stop to ascertain the extent of the girl's began running the horses. Mrs. South- ••»••••••••••••••••••••»•• etc., etc, etc. ard became frightened and jumped from I injuries but kept on at their rapid pace. the wagon. Hhe received a bad out on The defendants admitted that they the head and a number of bruises about THE GERI1NI1 HOTEL, Best Coffee in the Country for 25c. per pound. \ had been on a jollification and that they the body. _ 1618 Front St., Red Bank. might have been a little reckless, but 23PFresh Eggs always on hand and more wanted, they said that the horse had got scared The reason why it pays business men THE GERMANIA, formerly con- to advertise in THE REGISTER is because at firecrackers just before the accident ducted by J, Degenring, is well so many people take he paper. Thee equipped with all the essentials ' and was beyond their control. They did is hardly a family in all this part of and accessories of a first'Class \ not stop, they said, because they were Monmouth county where THE REGISTER Is not thefavorite paper.—Adv. hotel. The features include . afraid of being lynched. William 4 The John Huston Co., Reilly admitted that be had the reins Lunch and Cigar Counter*. < Pool and Billiard Tables, \ GROCERS. when the accident happened. The judge CHARLES LEWIS, No. 8 East Front Street, & instructed the jury to acquit Mrs. Reilly And a Reading Room, ' and Kelly, as there was no evidence to WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DIALER IN The bar is supplied with flrst- \ ihow that they had been oriminally class Liquore, Wines, Beers and ii Uigars, negligent. Reilly was found guilty and Lumber, Sash. Doors, BUnda, Ola,** First-class accommodations are Las Ranges, $12.OO. he was sentenced on Monday to a year and Builders* Hardware, furnished for permanent and in state prison. transient guests. Special atten- RED BANK, N. J, tion paid tp getting up dinners, ,4a. Five Swede* Fined 980 Each. J. EIHM K BROW KR, Proprietor. At the Employment Agency. Three Swedes from Oomo and two •••••••••»•••••»••••••»• from Gallilee got drunk and got in a Yard at corner of "West and Ohestnu scrap at Long Branch last Saturday. streets, near railroad, They attacked a resident of Long Branch r add they were locked up. They were BRANCH YARDS i Spring Late and AsburJ Park Good Plumbing. arraigned before a police justice and FACTORY! D0NKIRC.N. Y. No plumblDK Job Ii too larsfe for me to ( were fined |30 each. , FBOItt SOUTH AFRICA. undertake; uo job Is too small for me to give attention to. The imall Joo gieta the line attention u t Two Drunken Men FlnetL -"' If air Way ofVMng ChamberUln'i the big one—they butb get tbg best, Peter Kelly and Jacob Schanck wtre Couch Bemedf. Mr. Arthur Chapman writing from ESTIMATES CHEKRrULLY FURN18BID. arrested in Bed Bank last Saturday Durban, Natal, South Africa, flays • ** A JOBBING PROMPTLY ATTIND«D TO, night being drunk and disorderly. The a proof that Chamberlain's Cough SATISPAOTION ODARANTBID. Remedy is a cure suitable for old and arrests were made by Officers Haley arid I carry ooDitantly on "hanJ til the (atmi Patterson. Justice Sickles fined each young, I pen you the following: i sanitary appliances, enabling me to do neighbor of mine had a child just ow work without delay. prisoner a dollar and costs, or $4.50 in all. two months old. It had a very bad cough and the parents did not know The -Vfzges we allri^k Madam what to give it, I suggested that if they A Delayed Wedding Announcement. would get a bottle of Chamberlain1 BIT/do you have a gas ranfe? The marriage of Misf Clara Wain- Oough Remedy and put some upon th right, daughter of B, H. Waiimgta of dummy teat the baby was sucking it HOWARD FREYj Manaequan, to Austin H, Founier of would no doubt cure the child. This MONMOUTH ST., they did and brought about a quick re- Consolidated Gas Company of New Jersey New York baa just been announced. lief-and cured the baby," This remedy The wedding took place at Newark on ii for isle by 0. A, Hinton & Co., Drug- RED BANK, . NEW JEBSE\\\ RED BANK. N. J. Jnfrty*. gliti, 4 Broad street, Eed Banji, fl^jrs Telephone Call, 81 a. To hm Trmm I iwid ihe, "did Hannah teU GOOD CORSETS. 9m be fr«*f>, to he frt»e from the b«ni hirix for you nn. When can you couie?" Fall Goods |n (iplf »tniHi! thiiikfTM Hru lnit In "1 can Htay now, ma'am, and get din- thtir limns, The C B La Spirite ft IK. cfi, to In- fri c, to t»> fret ' ner if you'll let ma go home for nay when the work's rid up, Uan- AMI) Now Ready. fciicrii of fuBhlon, ihi' ImrulnKi* of wants to leave as t»oon as she can firm The rhfiiiis thiil we Nnd on the P>OU1. any way •." Thompson's Glove Fitting. •a fallen ili.y lift, un,| HI) h«>arl do th*y •ad to it happened that the honey- firm, moon cook held iwiy In the Dawsoa Tnt In Ihrm w* offer nuf loll. 1 kltchao wheo tht owner of tb« houa» triif nun Is liMilcn, thi' false is dli- All the new models, including J came home that evening. I •mirk, anil you smirk upon me "You will be glad to bear that I've "The Small Girdle" and new imrliT our souls, aiul snrry'i th« engaged a new girl," Prue said to him tr. "Militant," so exclusively used at And it a oh, that we nil might in the distantly polite tone that the bad recently adopted In ap«akiQg to bar present. Your Inspection Invited. husband. TBE HONEYMOON COOK. "Very glad," be uniwered, "if gh« la In fact, we keep everything in an improvement on Htttmah." Straight Front, Low or High Bust They had been iiinrri^d two years, The dinner was excellent, and Ma- long enough," True suddenly declared, ildii wns very attentive in her service and Long or Short-hip Corsets. "to dispense with nil lionoymoon de- it table, beaming on them us though nlu> wouhl sny, "BJCMH you, my chll- Tom Itawsou put down his evening irtMi!" Late in the evening, when they MRS, E. WEIS, paper and stiiivd at the prvtty little apparently uiueh absorbed in reading, they heard a MtrniiKc sou ml, Red Bank Temple of Fashion ADLEM & CO. partner of IIIH joys and Borrows, "I'm lalf cough, half sneeze, In the hall, afraid I don't ufKlerHtnnd, dear," he 'rue looked up from the book. "What Broad Street, •akL IVHB that?" «he wild, Tom was on hli "Why, it's very simple. If you know fc'ay to the door when Matilda entered T.Manson&Son. that I euro for you—Mild I nni certain he room. "It was nie, ma'am," she Red Bank, that you can* for tup—nil sipns of af- said. "I never walk in on new married fection are quite superfluous; they inny folks without givlii' 'em warnln' I'm High Grade be drtipptnl." n-eomlii'—not at first. Of course they "Ohl" Tom wild dubiously. "Well, pet used to me after awhile and go Ight on loverin' If I do see 'em. Noth- Granite Work, ••••••••»»»•••»•»•••••••••••»•••••»»••»•»••»»••»•»»•• what shall I drop first?" There was a a' suits me better'n that!" twinkle in his eyes, and True saw it. I'rue's face was scarlet. She dared "To be serious," she pleaded, "to be- not look at Tom. Oh, why had she NOTICE! gin with, you must not kiss me when ngnged the services of such a silly, BLUESTONE, SANDSTONE, JOB come home to dinner and—and— sentimental creature? ether times. You must drop"— "If you please, mn'ain," Matilda con- SEWER PIPE, You can fool some of the people all the "Drop you a courtesy instead," lie In- Inued, "I'm goin' homo now to get my tefrnpted her hiURhingly. lotlies. nnd I'll say good night to you Iron Covers and Drains. time, and you can fool all of the people "Don't be ridiculous, Tom! You know and him." very mull that there nre many useless some of the timef but you can't fool all the "Thought we were 'new married Monmoutb. Street, near Town Hall, that should be abandoned, folks,1 did she?" Tom said grimly. "I ny thinps that should be dropped." people all the time. We give you what "Yea." he said, smiling whimsically; an't imagine why. She's a good BED BANK. N. J. "Hannah thinks so, I know. She drop- cook," lie added, "and I hope we can you call for. ped my meerschaum this morning. We keep her." My four big winners : most take lessons of that girl, l^rue, or "We can," True said to herself, "If toop her. On the whole, I think we'd wo will meet nor peculiar require- ments. But I'll not he driven into any better drop her." Gar stairs Bye, "It will not be necepsary," she said, foolishly unnecessary display of affec- tion," with dignity. 'Hannah gave notice Piel and Rochester Beers ttis morning. I shall have to find For three days the Dawsons enjoyed the results of Matilda's culinary ef- •ome one else within a week," and Evans Cream Ale. "I'm sorry—worry, I mean, for theforts, but a heavy heart will affect the family she'll drop down on next. Han- best of appetites somewhat, and on the Boh's no feather weight, you know. fourth day Matilda complained that Speaking of dropping"— they "didn't seem to relish their vic- tuals" and she "guessed sho'd bettor "1 nil not speaking of it now, It is 1 quite useless while you are in inch a be goin ." Sheridan Hotel laood," she Bald indignantly, rising Oh. no," True cried. "No one could from bc*F chair. suit us better than you do." "I'm glad of that, ma'am; but there's Before she could leave the room Tom 11 1 FINE STOCK OF (FRED. FRICK, Proprietor) was nt her side. "Forgive me, dear," another reason, And she hung hoi be said. "I didn't know you were in head. Monuments and Headstones •nun sober earnest." He stopped to •Prue was painfully embarrassed, for she could puess the other reason. "I FRONT STREET, FOOT OF BROAD, kiss the pink cheek next to him, but 1 to select from at reasonable pricei. Frne lifted a protesting hand. "Don't. hope you will stay, ' she stammered. RED BANK, N. j. Tomr* she said, "You forget; it Isn't "I'll think it over till tomorrow, Work put up in any cemetery and guar- ma'am, but I fool as if Hannah hadn't anteed. accessary," 1 uNo, 'it isn't necessary*"—the words been fair with me, leadln me to expect A slate burial vault for inspection. *«#••* «nte soberly enough now—"only sweet things was different between you and •nd natural." him from what they really be." And the next day, when the time Tom came home later than usual that eauif to say goodby. True had no oc- night. 1'rue was in tlie hall giving The Latest in Writing Paper. casion to complain of his "honeymoon some Instructions to Matilda when he I demoiKstrntivencsg." opened the door. Ills eyes looked tired J. J. Antonides, I Swiss Mull, Silk Moire, English Madras, Crash, "Tom is very sensible this morning," and sad, she thought. She Hesitated a 23 West Front St. near Broad St.. $ moment—only a moment—for Matilda Chambra, Fiber, Bond, Peau de Sdie, «he satd to iiorsolf, but she iighed as Red Bank. ft •ho mild it and went about all day with was present, and now was her opportu- Fleur de Lis, Linen and Plate. • wistful look in her blue eyes, Tom nity to redeem herself in the girl's eyes, AT THE OLD STAND, ft was "sensible" in the evening also, and when she ran to meet her husband and the next morning lie was BO very iensl held up her face to be kissed. The tired % Toys. fcte that Pruo cried a little, but per look faded from bis eyes as if by mag- The game reliable and One nld Whia- J«j fcaps it was for joy. Even "sensible" ic, and he put both arms around her kles, such as Trimble, J. H, Cutter, Wll- ^ Tennis Goods, Hammocks, Children's Books, 1BOD. Hunter, Canadian Club, Hollywood and W people do that. and held her close. "Has my little Paper and Cloth Bound Books. You can That afternoon Matilda made her wife come to her senses?" he asked. the favorite Chamberlain's Old Cabinet Rye, fa get them here as soon as issued. % 10 ye»M old, (none better) in full quart bot- % appearance. Hannah came into the "Hush!" she answered. "I still tMnk M ties at 11.25, W rttting room to announce her arrival It's unnecessary, but Matilda likes it. m Also all other leadiDs brands, as well u ^ We have the belt Croquet Set In the market for the price. "Matilda Stebbins is here, Mrs. Daw She refuses to stay unless we are 'af-»#< the hest California Brendy and Wines, and ^ •on," she said, "after my place. 'Will fectionate like.' " And she laughed hys- ^ a full line of best imported Brandies, Winei ^ 1 show her in, ma'am? Slie and me terically. ffiA an andd Cln Qinsa , VA F. W, MOSELLE. Give Us a Call, V •sed to work together once, and she's "Oh," Tom said. That was all, butV I 34 Broad Street, Red Bank, N. J. a dreadful good cook." there was a world of disappointment in ft You Will Be SatUBed. "Yes. I will see her," Prue said. And the exclamation. Then ho looked be- 1 IIIMIMMIIHHIIIIII to a moment a tali, lank, freckle faced yond his wife at Matilda, who stood »»:•:•: girl was standing In the doorway beaming at him, her hands clasped In »•»»»••••»»»•»••»••••»••••»••••••• tailing at her. "Will you be seated?' ecstasy. "Well, she'll stay now," UeWhen You Need Prue asked pleasantly, and the girl slid said bitterly. "I congratulate you." • It § fcto it chair, still smiling. Yes; Matilda had decided to remain. COAL AND W "I hope you'll give mo a try," she She came to the sitting room door after a Plumber Mid. "I'd .like first rate to cook for dinner to announce her decision. |: yoa and him." After she had gone Prue left, her seat Call on us. You will not It was Prue's turn to smile. "Have and moved restlessly about the room. regret it. You will be very glad W. N. WORTHLEY, joa had much experieHce?" ihe asked. Then she sighed so deeply that Tom "Heaps of it, ma'am, but never long looked up from bis or. "Head- uf it. We do excellent work, X RED BANK and SEABR1OHT. to one place." ache?" he asked. 4 » That seems strange!" True ex- "N-no," she said. Her lips trembled, and our charges are only reason 4 * •talmed. t nnd she burled her face'in her hands able. We work on the princi- * * Yards at N« J, S, R. R. and Railroad avonue, Red Bank ; Front street, "Well, you see, ma'att, the lidney- and sobbed out, "It's just heart ache, • Red Bank ; River street, Seabright, •oons don't usually itretch out over Tom," ple that a satisfled customer is •nd above six months." ••••••»••••»»»••••••••»•»»•••»••••••••»•»»••••••••• "The honey moons?" "Heart ache?'' he §ald gently. "I our best advertisement. We thought I had a monopoly of that," When you hear that "Yes, ma'am. 1 don't cook and do furnish estimates of any kind fcr none but new married folks. Ban- Prue came close to his chair and «ab told me about you and him when leaned* against an arm of it, "Tom," promptly and cheerfully, GOOD GOODS, •fte first came here two months ago. she cried remorsefully—"Tom, dear, She said as how she knew you was will you forgive me and"—her voice CHOICE GOODS. Jost married." •ank to a whisper—"kiss mei" SABATH& WHITE, Prne blushed. "How did Hannah He caught her hands in his and drew are scarce, don't be disturbed. her dqwn beside him, "To please Ma- 18 and IS Front At.. Red Btqk. 1,j. know it?" she asked, COME TO THE "Basy enough, ma'am, It'i Ilk© tilda ?" he asked. pwasles and whoopin' cough. She "Oh, Tom, you know better!" PRANK R. ROGERS, ••old tell by tbe symptomi. I'd rather "Because if it's to please that girl I'll Un where tiiere'» lovemakln' fcoin'o n be hanged if I"— But something pre- ART STORE, •wtlnual than read the beit novel ever vented further speech just then. Paper Hanger, •a*de up." • * • • • * ' * 50 W?0AD STREET, RED BANK, NEW JERSEY. ttto was Interesting, but very em When the Dawsons celebrated their? JOSEPH G. LSCHELBACH. htmesLng to Mrs. Thomas Dawion, tin wedding it was with the assistance 81 Washington DOMINIC A. MAZZA, ^ Tw* days ago she would have laughed of their honeymoon cook, , COLUMBIA HOTEL, First-ClaM Boot and Shoe Maker. heartily at Mmttlda'B sayings and have » » RED BANK. NEW JERSEY. i .i; 185 West Front Street, near Pearl, Bed Bank, N, J, I do Ont-elail (hot mati-fag, USIDR the best much enjoyment in repeating leather, the bat thread and tbe.vory best wort man- Tlie man who uses THE REGISTER to Kranttr'i Beer KQ4 F. ft K. Sofaafer'i mlebmtod to Tom. But present conditions " holler"aboura t hiis Aodso,, ."Mien" about Welner Beer »lwaTS on draught. ship, and my prteee are very low, tbe girl's remarks seem almost thMB to nearly tvery family that lives. ESTIMATES OBEERFULLY GIVEN. SO BrmM Street, near White Street al, yet she .felt tempted to en within driving distance of Bid Bank.— ALSO BAETH0LOMAT BOGHISTEB BKIB IN , Mted Bmmk, JT. J. / her. Adv. I AH *ork neatly and promptly dona, BOTTLES, A REAL BOY WONDER. OUt SENATE. NOVEMBER, 1908, EW YORK AND LONG BRANCH I OHN B. APPLiaATE ftSON , N RAILROAD, Cl COHMBKLUMW AT LAW, Early t'mreer a/ An English Virw mf it* J>eir*t Au- Stations in New York : ('mural R. R. of NHW J#r rumor Broad and Front HtroeM, Merchant*' Steamboat Co.'a Line, wy, fool of Liberty strwt, ana ihiuth Kerry Ter- William PUt. thority and M*mrf*rmitner, mlnal; I'eniisyjVHiiia 11. ft., Toot of Wtwt £!d. Cort- 11 KU BANK, N. J. __ Telepbom nil, 1704 franklin. New York, II ENBY M. NEVIUS, One of the nioit remarkablo boys the The senate ban* played a very great Telephone (fell 14 A. Hed Mink, IttUiit mid iMwiirofWi'H Htrt'eis. 1 On Hint nrt.TOrU.lMT 1Mb, IWtl. til nnLi«MJn A I L-AIT, world ever saw was William Pitt. He part In American history, and, on the md Btmek, ilrii'kwuii HliKk, Frontstrwt, •atonlgluul folk with his learning at the TRAINS WILL LKAVK RKI) BANK. ittHi Hank, N. J. whole, the treinendnUH power and au- OoM»ie, Lmmat feint, Jf«mm, V\n New Yurk 2 ») u'xwpt Mondays), H at, 8 4fi- age of seven, lie became prime min- thority wielded by the senate have been B«, 11 iMl ((UiNSKLLOR AT LAW, ister of England when Ue was twenty- well exe'rdned. The majority of the Jiftury l*ark. B, in.; iu;ia, in\ um. 4us. 8or, ";*i p. m. Offices ciiiucr Hroati and Fn> four. denature are statesmen of great polit- The strong and ctmioiurtUiuH Hiiiiiiujh, ;«! Hill, \HA&, in,- 4 fit, BliH, •tt(W, ltKI) HANK. N. J, U ((t p. III. He was a sickly boy, but he took all ical ability as well us men of high char- Knr Newark uini hllxHbflh. H iU\ H 4fi, *7 4« (t'xcwpt ^UAHLE« H. IVIN8, the out of door exercise hla delicate acter. KliMlH'tli), •HID, *8 4:t ieiwpt ElizalieUi). y SU. CJ COI!NSKLU)R AT LAW, ALBERTINA, 11 ;«i a. in, : iaafi, «W, 4 ;«, « IIT, 7 »i p, m, Room* It mill 4, Itiillillng, frame could bear and was as eager to There are few sights in the political SundajH, HiW, » 4;i a, in.; 4 BO. H III, •» DJ. BiW BROAD MTRKKT, CAPT. U PRICK, HKIi lUNS, K. J study n8 most boys are to piny. He world on either side of the Atlantic !>, ill. I^UMUNl) WlLHONr would not let his weak body stop his more Impressive than the wnate In ses- Will leave Red Bank and Pier 24, foot of Franklin For i^intr Ilrani-li, Anbury Park. (K-eau (Jnive and H< COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Street, hew York, »H follows : lnu>rini>iltiiu> htHtioiiH lo Point Pleajtant. 8 OA KKD BANK. N. J. work, and lie was reading ancient UIB- sion. The striae not only of a very Hi i*\ lil SS a, m. ; 13 M. 1 S»l 4 48, fl 17. S m, Offleeii: Pu»r-()rriCK UriLniNu. _ tory nt an age when most children are high standard of personal capacity, but Leave Red Bank daily at 7:0(> ft 4fi. H ai. am, 7M p. in, Sundays, HI M, 11 iV 1 reading stories written in wordi of n. in.: ii*7. H4I p. in. Sunday trains ilo ni)t ESTKH 1'ACHT ~ of the iinmeuse powers which it wields, A. M. suip at AMhury lurk «tnl Ocean (iruvo. L AiTUKNKY AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC. one syllable. fOli FIlEKHOLl) VIA MATAWAN, Hwift HulliiluK, tsoruer liroad ami MouinuuUi StL* seems to pervade the assembly. The l Hla father was the great Bnrl of small nous of their numbers, the fact Leave New York daily at 2:00Leavo B»d Biink, ttU). »St. m.; Vim, 4 *> p, m- RKD HANK, N.J. Chatham, and the boy was brought In- that they are armed with authority P. M. No Sunday tiains. I AMES E. DEUNAN." — TRAIN'S LEAVE FREEHOLD FOR RED BANK. *> COUNSELLOR AT LAW, to contact with all the great men of which Is executive as well as legisla- (Sundays excepted,) Via Matawan « 15 B, m.: l!i in, a 15, 4 SK « 10 p, IU. itae time In England. When he waitive and the knowledge that they rep- (Subject ta change without notice.) No Sundavii tralni). t% BROAD HTRKKT, KKI> HANK, H, J. thirteen years old he wrote a tragedy re HIM it not mere localities, but states, TRAINS LEAVE NKW YOKK FOR RED HANK, A LWTON" BEEK'MAN, EDWARD M. LITTLE, MESSENGER, KooiLirwity street, 4Ui,Hm*tf 44). 11 diia, m.;*l 80, XI ATTORNEY AT LAW, SOLICITOR 111 which he called "Laurcntlne, King of In their corporate capacity, and states •3 40, iJSJ, *4 30, *4 45, »5 «». »6 80. ft i«. 8»i.CHANCERY, NOTARY PUBLIC. KIT. Clarlniilin." which are often as populous as Euro- Fruit and Confectionery on Board. 11 SO p. m- Kuudajs.^ (»(. •« 4!) a.'iu.; 4 00 p. m. liorilen DulldlriK, Broad street, near Front strw*, South Curry terminal.' 8 06. *«H5, 11 25 a, m, *1 15. RKD BANK, N. J. At this nge, too, he was able to read pean kingdoms, naturally fill each indi fW Connects with trolley cars at Red Bank for *;s m, H aft, »4 as, n .V). *h M, am.u *o p, m. Greek and Latin almost »• well as he vidual senator with the sense of per- Shrewsbury, latoolown. Long Branch and Anbury SuDiliiyH. H 55 u. ni.; :l M p. m. p|R A. G. BROWN, Park. , Pout Wt'itaw stm-t. H6S i, hi.: 12 10. •!) 2S. *4 10, EYE. EAR. NOSE AND THROAT SPECIALIST could English. He also was well In- sonal distinction. A United States sen- *4 ftfl p. in. Sundays, •« STi a, in.: 4 .V p. m, Residence 18» Broad Street Reti Bank. N. J, formed cm the politics of the day and ator In a very great man, and he knows N. B.—All freight intended for this boat must he Fool rortlandt and D«t.bn»BeB street*. H i»i, a, m.- Office hours 8 to H p, M, daily and T'Uwlaj ul it, and the senate, as a whole, is in- on the wharf a sufficient length of time to bandit', Ijm *iiVK '4i(J, •5 10 p. ra. Hundajs, 8 45 Baturdiiy afuruooos. on a variety of subjects about which a» she will positively leave promptly on her adver- a. in.: 5 00 p. m. TeiephnouO.B, Red Bank. _____ only men' of learning are supposed to tensely conscious and proud of thetised time For further particular* see time tables at station*. might, majesty and dominion which it Thii boat's time-table Is advertised In the RKD • Denotes exnresn trains. ^ R. HERBERT E. WILLIAMS, know anything. BANK REGISTER, Red Bank Stawlnrd. also ID the (iEORUK W. BOYD. tien. Pass. Agent, Peon, R. U, D SURGEON DENTIST, At fonrteen he wan able to take the wields. To make a comparison, it mat- Counting House Monitor, Markey's steamboat (iuUlc. ('. M, HURT, (ieii'1 Pa«ieUi|t'i Agent, L'eDtrMl R. R. (irariuaie University of Peuntiylvinta. Bullinger's Guide, New York World. New York ofN.J, Office Days in tied Bank • Mondays, Wed_t«_aji works of Thucydklcs, written in Greek, ters very little what an individual Journal. New York Tribune, Brooklyn Eagle, a ad Mini Saturduys; Tuesday evenings from 7:30 to ikM, member of the British house of com- Democrat. Hohoketi. N. J. HUFUS I1LOD(JETT, Superintendent N, Y.and L. Kegister Building, 42 Broad Street. Red Hank, N. J and read page after page, turning it Time-tables may be obtained at THK RKGIBTKR B, R, R, Koomt luand 11, into excellent English ai he read, and mons thinks and means to do, still less what an individual British peer thinks office, Broad street, Red Bank. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD UOBfl R, R. F. BORDEN, this off band translation of his is said Excursion Ticket*, • fiOCenta. X PANY D 8VRGE0N DINTI8T. to have been almost without a flaw. and means to do on any given subject, On and after October 13th, 19tB, MUSIC HALL BUILDING, RED BANK, N. I. but it mutters a very great deal what a TN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY. TRAINS WILL LEAVE RED BANK Particular attention given tothe administration, of His father spoke of him as "eager A Mr. William, the counselor, the philos- single United States senator thinks and For New York and Newark, 7 43, 8 43, H 53 «. m.; means to do. To William H.Rieger.JemM Xing and Joseph Little: Z 53, 8 (n p. m. SuDdays. 8 48 a. m.; 6 m p. m, I \B. J. D. THROCKMORTON, opher." At the age of fourteen he en- By virtue of an order of the court of chanoety of For Elleabeth. 9 m a. m.; a 53, « 07 p, m. Sundiys, tered the great University of Cam- The senate can veto every appoint- New Jersey, made on tbe day of tbe date hereof, in 9 43a in,; 6 03 p. m, mJ DENTAL SURGION. a cause wherein George H. Byrd is complainant, and ForMlddlejtttwn. south Amboy. Perth Amooy. Wood- No. 5 Broad Street, Red Bank, UJ. bridge in England and at once, in spite ment made by the president, whether you ind others are defendante, you are required to bridge and Rah way, 9 63 a, m.; a 53, B (JT p, m. of his youth, took a high place among the man nominated for office be aappear, pjfead, answer or demur tojoe bill of salt) Sutidavs, fl 43 n, m, • 6 ui p m. 1R. FRANK L. MANNING, eomplainWrton or before the NINETEENTH DAY For Maiawan, 9 53 a. m.- 'i 53. a U7 p. m. Sundays, D SUROEON DENTIST. the students at that celebrated place judge of the supreme court or an am- or DECEMBER next, or the said bill will De taken 9 43 a. m,; 8 US p. in. SuceesBor to Dr, F. L. Wright, of learning. bassador or merely a collector of cus- as confessed against you For Luna Branch. Point Pleasant and intermediate RED BANK, N. *• Tne ttld bill l« filed to foreclose a mortgage given staloni, iu«8a. m,; 1 60. 4 48. 5 32 8 80 p.m.Broad Street, opposite Ford k Mlller'a. When he went to Cambridge, tbe boy toms. Again the senate can, by refus- by you, William H, Rleser, to May Ferris, dated Oc- Sundayi, 11 2U a, ra,; 8 41 p, m. was in such feeble health that be hading to pass it, veto any bill sent up tober twenty-third, eighteen hundred and ninety- Stop tt interlaken for Asbury Park and Ocean O." HURLEY, six, on lands In the towBiblp of Sbrewstmry, in tbe Uroye on Sundays, A": SURVEYOR AND CONVEYANCIB, to be accompanied by a nurse, and all from the lower house, no matter county of Monmouth and Mate of New Jertey • and Trains leave New fork for Red Bank from Wen 115 Bridge Avenue. RKti BANK, N, f. through hli course there he wai In sowhether the bill is concerned with the you. William B. Rteger. are made defendant be- 23d street station. 8 56 a. m.; 1210, 3»5, 4 10, With Geortre Cooper for fifteen years, came you 'executed said mortgage and own laid 4 55 p, m, Sundays, 9 25 a. m,; 4 65 p, m. poor a condition, physically, that it was raising or spending of money or with lands: and you. .lames King, are made defendant From DeJbro«e« and Coitlandt streets, 9 W a. m,; LONZO^CriDBNNIS, doubted if he ever would be able to alterations in the law. Lastly, not a because you hold a mortgage encumbrance on 12 m, 3 40, 4 80, 610 p. m. Sundays, 9 46 a. m,; A BRILKWORI. MATONRy, PLA8T1BIWS said lands: and you, Joseph Little, are made de- a uu p. m, AND BOILER SITTING, finish the course. majority, but any minority which num- fendant because you hold, or did bold, by assignment. W, W. ATTERBURY, J, R. WOOD, ORNAMENTAL CORNICE WORK A SPECIALTY But bard study seemed to agree with bers over a third of the senate can re- a certain indenture of !«*•* for said lands bearing General Manager, Paw'r Traffic Residence 199 Branch Ave., Red Bank, N. J. date BepteniDer twenty-wcond, nineteen hundred, GEO, W, BO¥U, Gen, Paas'r Agent. Estlmaies cheerfully submitUid. him, and when he wai graduated, at fuse to ratify any treaty presented for and made by William ft, Rieger to Richard R, Bu- the age of seventeen, he was much ratification by the president. Thus the liclr, •pEADING SYSTEM. , B F, KING, ~~Z * Dated October 19th, IBM. VETERINARY BCBOEON AND DENTWT, stronger than when he entered tbe uni- executive can make no binding treaty EDMUND WILSON, JA NEW JERSEY CENTRAL LITTLE SILVER, NEW JERSEY. '. versity. with any foreign power unless It can Solicitor of Complainant. Corrected to October 11th, 1908 Horees boarded wiotfr and summer and treated Postoffiee address, Red Bank, Monmouth County, TRAINS LEAVE RED BANK. free of charge. At an age when most boys are pre- obtain a two-thirds majority in theNew Jersey. senate. In other words, the senate can (all rail route) ;. WM, H. LAWES, JR. paring to enter college, or, if tbey are For New York, Newark, Elizabeth, _c. it 2 80 VETERINARY SURGEON, very clever, have just become fresh- iay the final word not only in regard N CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY. (Mondays excepted), 8 ft). H 46, 127, 815Graduate of American Veterinary College, N.T, men, young Pitt won the degree of to all legislation, but in regard to all I (New York only), 8», 10 35, 1180 a. m.; Reildence: Mon mouth Street, Between William D, Hubbard, Petitioner, and May 12 85, 4 26, im, 7 80 p. m, Sundays 2 80, Between Broad street and L.aple avenue, RedBMJfc master of arts from one of the great- finance, all appointments to high office 8. Hubbard, Defendant, 8 08 a, m,: 4 60. 9 08 p. m. est universities in the world and began and to foreign affairs of the nation. - On Petition, 4c, Order of Publication, For Freehold* via Mala wan at 6 00, 8 29 a. m.- 12 85, CIVIL INGINIIR, the study of law. The petitioner haying filed Ills petition in the 4 38 p, m, Successor toGw . Coo^r, C. E. above itated ouuse and citation baying been issued For Lakewood, Lafcehurat (Manchester). 4c, at 6 47, Pos^Offlce Building, BED BANK, W, I, At twenty-one he was admitted to The Morning Bath, and returned according to law, and It appearing by 10 44 a.m.- 8 08,4 41, 5 42 p.m. Sundays the bar, and the same year was elected affidavit that the defendant. May 8. Hubbard, re- at 10 44 a.m. "f'ACOB CTSHUTTS, An admirable way to take the morn- side! out of the ^tate of New iersey, and that process For Atlontic City 6 47, 10 44 >. m.i 8 0S, 4 41 p, m,O AUCTIONEER. a member of parliament, to become could not be ierved upon hen it ii on this tenth nay Sundays' 10 44 a, m. Special attention given to gales of farna atoci prime minister three years later. ing bath by those who dread a daily of uctober. nioeteen bundred and three, on motion For Pliilideiphfa, Vlneland, Brtd(reton, Ac, 6 47 farm Implements and other personal property. plunge into cold water is recommended of Edmund Wilaoo, of counael with the petitioner, a, m; 8 0Mp, m. __ P.O. Address, SHREWSBUBY.N. i, While he was yet a law student and ordered that tbe Mid absent defendant do appear For Toms River and Barnegat at 6 47, 10 44 a. m,; by an authority as follows: Stand in and answer the petitioner's petition on or before the 3 iw. 8 00 p, m. Sundays 10 44 a. tn. W. LEONARD, only eighteen years old be attracted hot water deep enough to cover the ELEVENTH DAY OF DECEMBKR next, and that Fot Atlantic HiKhlenrti 10 m a. m.; 4 m p, m. W • CONTRACTOR AND BUILDEE, the attention of prominent men by his iff default thereof such decree be made aKBin.it her TRAISfl FOR RID BANK, Estimates given or work by the day. ankles, fill a basin with cold water and at the Chancellor shall thlnfc equitable and just. Leave New Yurk. 4 00, 8:», 9 40, 11 30 a. m ; 1 30-Lock Box 69. Atlantic Highlands. N, 1 clear views $n the questions of govern- sponge the body off quickly. Dry and And it Is further ordered that notice of tlili order 3 40. 8 58, 4 m. 4 4fl, 5 0(J, 6 H0, 5 88, 8 3J, 11 50 preseribeo: by law and the rules of this court, ihaii p.m. t«unriays9 0U. 9 40 a. m ;4lWp, BJ. TT ENR Y153TENDQRFF. ment, which then were perplexing the rub vigorously and get into flannels rulerf* of England, The boy was in- within twenty days hereafter be served personally I^ave Ellzabeih, 4 05. 8 43, 11 51 a. m.: 1 49, 4 la, before drying thefeetr^Thlrft"fietter on tfa« flaid abajnt defendant, by the dttyf 48, II » p m, Snnda.TS*^S*, «,: TuniF Tnd Repurer of Pianos ,, and vited everywhere, and men holding the for any one than daily immersion. It copy thereof to her, or by publlshirJK within the p m. most important offices listened to his said twenty dayi in tne RKO HANK RKOISTIR, a pub- Leave Newark H M. 1133 a. m.; 180, Bm, 4 40. Organs, is the rubbing more than the water lic newspaper printed at Red Bant in the County of 5 40, B 19. 11 CO p. ra. Sundays « U6 a. m.; 4 06Office, de 1* Keussille's Jew elry store. Broad St., advice and asked his opinions. that is needed. Sponging off gives the Monmouth and State of New Jersey, and continued p. m, _Red Banfc, N. I. therein for four weeks successively, at least once In W, G. BKSLKR. C, M. BCRT, His friends wanted him to go into excuse for tbe after rubbing, and theeach week, and that in cave of lucb publication ibat parliament when he was twenty and a copy thereof be mulled within the said time to Vice Pres, Bud fien'l Mgr, Gen'l Puss, Agt. f a; 8EELEY, ' ~~~ ~~~ good result is gained. said absent defendant, directed to her pogtofflce ad- PORT MONMOUTH, NEW JER8IT; all predicted for him a brilliant career. dress If the same can be afcertalned, in the manner QN RULE TO BAR CREDITORS. Notary Public. Soldiers' Vouchers Prepared It wa» curious to see this delicate strip- -— -m *-m — prescribed by law and the rules of rbla court. ADMINISTRATRIX'<< NOTICE. Bills of Sale for Vettels, Wins. W. j. MAGIE. Emily Melson Parmly, administratrix of Charles ling, o boy in looks and years', meeting A frun copy, C, Fredrrielr Parmly, deceBsed, by order of the Sur- special Notice the great and wise men of the country "Ah," she lighed, "the great men are E. 0. 8T0KK8, rogate of tbe County of Monmnuth, hereby glvei notice to the credltoni of the said deceased to brlUg as an equal and conversing on even all dead!" ClerS. in their debw. deiiiHnds atirl claims against the es- RELATING TO NUISANCES terms with the most learned scholars "But the beautiful women are not," To MAY S. HPBBARD; tate of said decHaseu, under oath or affirmation, By virtue of an order of the Court of Chancery of within Bint, months from the FOURTH DAY OF IN THE of the day. be answered. New Jersey, made on the day of the date thereof, in SEPTEMBER, imB, or they will be forever barred Young Pitt used to like to listen to Then she looked soulfully up into his a cause wherein William 0, Hubbard In petitioner, of any action therefor against the said administra- and you are defendant, you are required to appear trix. EMILY NIELSON PAltMLY, Township of Shrewsbury. the debates in the British parliament, eyes and told him she had said it just and answer the petitioner's petition on or before the Oceanic, N.J. ELEVENTH DAY OF DECEMBER next, or in de- Nuisances within the township of Shrewsbury *m and Mr. Fox, the great statesman, to be contrary and not because she fault thereof such decrt-e will im be made against hereby defined and declared to be, and they SDBU meeting him once after a debate, was thought it for a moment- you as the Chancellor BUHI! think equitable and N RULE TO.BAR CREDITORS. include and embrace • just. O EXFOlITOR'S NOTIGfrl. 1. The placing or depositing in or upon any street astonished at the manner in which the The said petition is filed •gainst you for a divorce Edmuod Wilson, executor of Susan 0. Smith or alley, or in or upon any public or privatepnopertf boy criticised the eminent men who from the bond of matrimony. Bristed, deceased, by onler of the surrogate of thein this township, any dead animal or any part of the had spoken and pointed out where they Dated October luth, 1903. County of Moniiioutb. hereby gives poilce to thesame, or any dead Osh or any part of the same, ar Monuments EDMUND WILSON, credliora of the sold deceased to brine in their nlth from privies or cesspool! or enteh basins or could have made their argument solicitor for Petitioner. debts, (leinunds and cluiros BKainsi the estate of rubbish of any kind or description, or any bousu or stronger. PMtofllce address. Red Bank, Mon mouth county. said deceased, under oath or amrniBtlon, within kitchen slops or garbage, manure or iweeijlngt 'pro- New Jersey. nine months from the TWENTY.FIFTH DAY OFvided that stable uiauure and other manure *nmy be One of the hardest works to under- and SePTEMBKR.lftiJ or they will be for ever barred of used 'M a ferttilsser), or any foul or offensive or o*. stand that ever were written is a book OTICE OF SETTLEMENT. any action therefor against the sniri executor. noxious matter or substance whatever. N ESTATE OF JEROME MECjEE. deceased. EDMUND VVILSON, '£. Any full or luuky privy vault, cesspool or other called "Cassandra," written by a man Iniolveat Estate, receptacle for filth. named Lyeophronis. It is written in Headstones. Notice is hereby Riven thit tbe accounts of the N RULE TO BAR CREDITORS. 3. Allowing or permitlinjr any night soil, paruagw Greek. A learned man placed the book subscriber, executrix of said deceased, will beO ADMINISTRATOK'S NOTICE. or other off«n»ive or dtcomposlng solid or fluid mat- audited and suited by the surrogate and repotted for Robert T. Sniilh. Brtinlriistraior of Charity W, ter or substance to leak or ooze from any cart or In the hands of young Pitt when the I am prepared to take orders settlement to the Orphan* Court of the t'ounty of Woodward, deroiised. by order of the surrotraU! of wagon or vessel in whlcli the same may be ooavoyeA boy was sixteen years old, and be read Moqmouih, on THURSDAY. THE NINETEENTH the County of Monnioiithherfibv gives notice to the or carried. DAY OF NOVEMBER next. creditors of the said deceased to bring in tbeir debts, 4. The carrying or conveying through tAf street It at first sight, translating into Eng- and to have set up promptly in Dated October 14th, 19U3. I.YDIA MEG BE, demands and claims against the estate of said de any substance which has been removed from any lish at be read and explaining it in a ceased, under oath or affirmation, within nine privy vault or ctRspool, unless the same shall be in- cemeteries, headstones and mon- months from the FOURTRENTH DAY OF REP- closed in air-tiglit hari'els, or in a perfectly tight BMI manner which made the learned man NOTICE, ~ TEMBEK, l«0!l. or they will be forever barred of properly covered wagon. declare that bad he'not seen it heumenta of all kinds, any action therefor otruinst the said Hdmlnisirator, 5. All carting of garbage through the streets ROBERT T. SMITH. the towDsblp except between the hours of "would have believed it to be beyond The subscriber has this day sold his and six A. M. I can show a very large num 6. The burrtng of any matter or substance wh» the power of human intellect." business heretofore conducted by him on RULE TO BAR CREDITORS. shall emit, or cause, or produce, or cait off any foul When Pitt was sixteen, bis father de- ber of designs, which are car- EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. or obnoxious, or offensive, or hurtful, or annoying the north side of West Front street, Red EdwRfd M. Ha lev, executor of Frank Haley, de- gas, smoke, steam or odor. clared that he would be a great Btatti- ceased, by order of the surroBate of the County of 7. The casting or discharging into the Shrewsbury man and was the hope of the country. ried regularly in stock, and can Bank, Monmouth County, New Jersey, Monmouth, hereby gives uotI(-« to the ereditoni of or Navesiok, or South Shrewsbury rivers, or infi (be t&ia deceased to bring in their debts, demands any stream in this township, or on the boundary llm Other folks soon became of his father's furnish to order any special de- as bottler and dealer in Malt liquors and and "claim, against thn estate of said deceased, of this township, any substance which has been re- way of thinking, and that is why they under oath or affirmation, within nine mouths from moved from any vault, cesspool or siuk, or any olM iign wanted. Carbonated waters, to Henry G, Degen- the SEVENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 190), or they oi other refuse, liquids or solids, by any plpei or put him into parliament when he was will be forever barred of anv action therefor against otherwise, so young and made him prime minister I also do lettering in ceme- riug and William W. Crane, partners m the Mid executor. EDWARD M, HALEY. 8. Any and every nuisance as above defined bj BO soon after. hereby prohibited and forbidden within fha town- H. G. Degenring & Co., and is now in RULE TO BAR CREDrjORs! ship of Bhrewsbury, and any njrwn making,creat- teries. ing, cauglDg, maintaining or permitting any Of wti He fulfilled all that was expected of no wise connected with said busings. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. him and ruled England during thirteen Thomas P. Brown, adminiiirator of Elizabeth nuisances shall forfeit and pay a penalty of twenty- Dated November 8d, lbo8. Brown, deceased, bv order of the Surrogate of tbe five dollurj. of the most eventful years of her his- County of Monmouth. hereby gives notice to the The above Is an extnet from tbe ordinances of thft tory.- ~ JACOB DtGENEING, creditors of the sain deceased to bring in their debit, board of health 'of Shrewsbury township, and tM demands and claims against the estate of said de- tarot will be thoroughly enforced. — m i » FRED E. THOMPSON. ceased, under oath or afflrraatlon, within nine ALBERT L. rriNB, Near Enough. months from the TENTH DAY Qi1 OCTOBER, ifta, Prestdri t of tbe Board of HeaiUu NOTICE. or they will be forever barred of any action there- A. 0. HARRISON, Secretary. It was a Maine girl of whom the sto- Monmouth Street, Bed Bank, N. J. f<>r against the said adminiiirator. ry !• told that she refused to marry a The undersigned have this day formtd THOMAS ¥. BROWN. most devoted lover until he had amass- a co-partnership, under the style of H. N RULE TO BAR CREDITORS, The Town Hall ed a fortune of flO.OOO. After gome ex- ORCHARDS AND GARDENS. EXECUTORS' NOTICE, Q. Degenring & Co., for the carrying on OFrederick A. P. Hike,. Joseph W, Flake, second, CAN BR BAD FOR postulation he accepted the decree and •nd William C, Banna, Jr.. executors of Josepb W, went to work. About three months Lawns and Flower Bods of the wholesale business of bottlers and FIsKe, deceased, by order of the iuitofftte of tbe Oouoty of Monmouth, herobv give notice to tbe after this the avaricious youi.3. lady, dealers in Malt liquors and Carbonated creditors of the said deceased to brine in tbeir debts, meeting her lover, asked: will find what is wanted at demand* and claims a^aiost the estate of Bald de- waters, on the north tide of Wttt Front ceased, under oath or affirmation, within nine Dances, "Well, Charley, how'art you getting month* from the THIRTY-FIRST DAY OP O0TO- alongf* itrtet, in the Town of Red Bank, Man. BER, 18(0, or they will be forever barred of anr action tberefor against the paid executors. "Oh, very well indeed," Charley r*. River View Nurseries. mouth pounty. New Jersey, FREDERICK A, P, FIBKE, Parties, etc. turned cheerfully, "I've $18 saved." JOSEPH W. PISKE, Second, Dated November Sd, 1908. * WILLIAM C, HANNA, JR. The young lady blushed and looked FHKDKRICK W. HOPK, proctor. down at ttetoe s of her* walking boots HENRY O. DEGENRING, For terms and particulars call oq or and stabbed the inoffensive earth with J. H. O'HAGAN, WILLIAM W. CRANE, A DJ0URN1D SHERIFF'S SALE, address A the point of her parasol. "I guess," she Little Silver, New Jersey Tne «Ie of the property of Bernard Smith, et ai, •aid faintly-"! guess, Charley, that's (•ken in execution at the suit of Albert G. Spauld- WALL PAPERS iDg, stADds adjourned to FRIDAY, TBB POURTH JOHN T, TITLIY, about near enough." HAIR WORK. AT DAV OF DECEMBER, 100S, at tlie Globe Hotel, Bed lam prepared to devote my entire time to making Bank, la the Township of Shrewsbury, County of CUSTODIAN, up BwltcheavcomMttgs. and Ul Modi of h»lr work, Monmouth and State of New Jersey, at 2K» o'clock, * Delloiousold-fashfoned molasses candy Addreaa, SB WiM FroVt atreet, or wnd ma mtm ud HARRISON'S, P.M. 0. 0. B0Q4KDUS, Bbwifl. at Lang's.—*4dv. will c«n upon you. IQH I. jlnad. Bsd Mak. Broa4 linili liitnk, FT. J, DdMtoatinB RED BANK, NEW JEBSKT, . .V' BRIEF ITEMS OF NEWS.! ••^•••••••••^•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••»

MINOR HAPPENINGS IN ALL PARTS OF THE COUNTY.

MN-tmmitml \utem, Tri/1it*9 CM«f iMCirfrNf* flNd *»/ I.i/r IN I illtyr AUNT JANE T, '. who w»« iit ON EXPERIENCE. the ^ft'ivrv hu^ ;it Krt'«'hi>ki until recently, hs* u p tti :i ^riKi'iy niure at Trenton, Hveiybcxly at sonic time or other will hear or read some combination of words which attract Mis. AMUT SVimlell of 1 ^ Hrttiu-h ami her daughter Jennie liuvf £i>n»' tu their attention, and the more they think of them, the more food for thought they find. I,"S Angeles, California, to spend tin- winter. Last week I stopped at Tetley's news store and bought the "Red Book" for light reading. U. I. lUvisnn of Key-port Iris the «'nn- On page 47 my attention was nailed fast to these words "Experience is an intangible asset; you triict to luiilil n new hoiiHe ut Malawmi for H. K. t^kenson at H i-ost of *.'i.(HM>. can't put yourthum^ on experience, but it is the most valuable capital any person can have." Any On Hiillowt'Vu night Niiiiit' one threw H brick ut Richard U. Hrown's huiim' at preacher or orator could talk on this subject for hours without exhausting it, There is no bottom Kevport iinil broke the nliiitlor. A fnnnt-rH' institute will U> JulH HI to the depth of this quotation and the more you think of it, the more you will see in it. It applies on Friday and Saturday, No- to all persons in all lines of business and in every walk in life. iJOth und 1\?>l- MJHH Mil Thompson of Howell lias « It is this valuable asset that counts in the Storck store. The experienced piano builder, with position (IH teacher of the* public school Ht Spring Valley, 16 years of local experience, k}io7vs what kind of a piano will withstand this trying and changeable William S. liiiiikiiiH (if Freehold I UH a position in the MnuiJ works «l Hejim-Mii, climate ; he has goods built accordingly, and uses makes that have proven their ability to stand well, George W. HroH-n and family of Key- to give good service tor many years, and to make friends and business for Storck of Course, port have num'd to Baltimore. A Hepnrtrr'H Xeir Job, When you buy a piano, don't consider the terms and price alone. What you want primarily C. F. Bwett of HightHlowti, who has been employed aH a reporter on the Free- is a first-class piano that will withstand these climatic changes ; one that won't be out of order when hold Tmnwript for H«veral inonfIIH, has you need it most; one that will be worth its price in years to" come and that you need not be given up bin position and JH now working for tin1 Trenton TimfH. H. W. Reen of ashamed to have in your parlor. The price is after all, only secondary. Get the best standing Trenton in now employed on tho Tran- quality first, and the price will be within your reach if you buy at Tradina Stamp Vompany, The merchants of Ling Branch have organized a local trading stamp com- puny. Joseph Goldstein in president, J. K Hay+lm secretary and 8. 8, Scobey treasurer. The concern liiis I wen in- STORCK'S, of Course. corporated with 1100,000 capital. Uniting at Ufa Ofcf Mome, John H. Bicklt'H of Avocu, Pennsyl- ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• vania, has been visiting relatives at Freehold and Matsiwrm, When a young work in the proposed new cigar factory man he waa a clerk in Sliinn & (Jono at Matawan, a sufBuient number to in- ver's store at Frfehold. He is now a sure the establishment of the enterprise. telegraph operator, Hurried Vive Yearn, Mitiaifan itach Ijeattett, Mr. and Mrs, Harry Butcher of Frederick Uoykendall, president of Ardena entertained a company of friends the Keyport steamboat company, IIHS a few nights ago in celebration of the leased James L imhertson's dock nt Mata- fifth anniversary of their marriage, wan for three years. It is expected that he will Htart a boat line in opposition Firemen Elect Offieern. to the Wyckoff, The Atlantic fire engine company of Long Branch has elected Thomas R. Ttcentv

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