RED BANK rOLUME XXXII. NO. 13. RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1909. PAGES 1 TO PtUMBEB BUYS A HOUSE. AUTO HITS BUGGY TWICE SOLD. > ART OF ALLEN FARM SOLDJHUM r. Oonway Paroliii«o» Soata on Mloh»el DosnaUy'i Place Purohmud by REPORT ON WATER PLANT Prospect ATUU, KNOCKED IT Of A DITCH AND THEM a Buffalo Man. CARLES A. MCCLASKEY BUYS THE J AMES P. ALLEN James P, Conway, a plumber who has W OUT. Michael Donnelly sold hia farm has been employed by Howard Frey for near Lincroft last Thursday to Cor.WILLIAM H. HOUSTON MAKES STATEMENT CON- some time, has bought one of Jacob Tho Wajfon Brekan Mid tfaa Automobil* SHARE OF THE PLACE FOR $3,500. Also BMiififl AnothT Anto ttoni nelius Roach of. Buffalo, New York, CERNING THE RED BANK WATER WORKS. Kridel's houseion Prospect street. The Through a Bubad Wlza ronoa Into a The farm is on the old Morrisville sale of the property was made by Harry u a Strip of Land 135 Feet Wide and 1,644 Feet Long on Dltoh »t Tlnton Pull*. road and adjoins Dr. Willinm H, He Has Been Superintendent of the Works Since January 18th—- A. Hawkins. The house has seven Two automobile accidents, one at Lawea's place. It contains ten acres. the Comer of Shrewsbury Avenue and the New Exteniion of rooms, a bath room, and has gas, electric Little Silver and the other at Tinton The price paid by Mr. Roach waa The Receipts and the Expenses—How the Money Was Sp«nt— the Newman Springs Road, With the Long Frontage on the lights and other improvements. The Falls, occurred Sunday night. No one$3,000. Mr. Donnelly has lived on Amount of Coal Used —Recommendation* and Suggestions Re* New Road—The Property Contain* About Five Acres. price paid was $3,600., Four of these was seriously hurt, but those who saw the place sixteen years. It was for- houses were originally placed in Mr. the accidenti lay it was little short of mcrly owned by Aaron Patterson and garding Hydrant and Sprinkling Taxes Refunding Bonds, The part of the Charles G. Allen farm ot be replaced for less than $3,000 and Hawkins's hands for sale, but only two marvelous that everybody concerned was bought by Mr. Donnelly at a William H. Houston, the head of of this year. Four hydrants have Ln Shrewsbury avenue which was owned his makes the property a bargain. of them now remain in the market. was not killed. sheriff's sale. the water department of Red Bank, been raised in order to bring them to by the children of James P. Allen was Mr. McCIaskey is a milkman and he Charles Wright of Little Silver was made a very complete statement of a proper height above the street grades old last Saturday to Charles A, Mc- as conducted the place as a milk farm driving home from Long Branch with a the water works to the commissioners where the streets have been filled in. wkey, who has occupied the Allen or the past 26 years, during the whole HE GOT HIS FARM BACK. young woman who Is employed as a HELPING THE^ HOSPITAL of Red Bank at their last regular Over 100 hydrants have been over- irm 26 years. The farm is located ime he has occupied it. He will eon- cook at J. J. Mahoney's summer resi- meeting, Tho statement embodied hauled and repairs made where needed. fust outside of the town of Red Bank, inue in the milk business and he ex- PTJECHASEBS UNABLE TO 9AT FOB dence at Shrewsbury, when his wagon MANX DONATIONS MADE AT THE not only all tho facta concerning the One new gate valve was put in to re- It has a total frontage of 1,861 lecta to continue leasing the rest of the SCOBEYTILLE was struck by an automobile between BED BASK FAIK. water works in the present stage, but place a broken valve on Chestnut feet on Shrewsbury avenue. It extends arm. Little Silver and Geeanport. In the contained recommendations and sug-street and thirty gate valves M». E. B. Bnekatt of Chapol Hill S«- pastward from Shrewsbury avenue to the The strip of the farm bought by Mr. Smith C. Pitcher's Farm Bold Salt rail automobile were six men who were on gestions as to operation of the water been repacked. These gate valves are McCIaskey contains about five acres. to Two Perth Amboy Men Who Paid cureu About SlSO la Cash and a Very >rammond property, a distance of about 9600 Down—They Could Not Salia tHa their way to Long Branch. Mr. Wright Larg-e Quantity of Flower*, Fruit, department in the future. set In the mains and are used to shot 1,650-feat. Besides having on it the house and out- Balance and They Will Give Up Place. was on the extreme right side of the Veg-«table», Jellies and Canned Oooda. Mr, Houston, like all his predeces- off the water in certain streets when buildings of the farm, it has a frontage Charles G. Allen had seven children Smith C, Pitcher, who sold his farm road. He had a lantern on his wagon, sors in charge of the water depart- repaira to the mains are necessfty." ~ along its entire length on the new ex- The Long Branch hospital received a the farm was divided into seven at Seobeyville last fall to Michael and but the light went out shortly before ment, has found that it is impossible Samara to Service Kpai. tension of the Newman Springs road. the wagon was struck. e amount of supplies and also a Ips of land, each of which had a Leo LatkonskI of Perth Amboy, has got considerable sum of money from the to collect all quarterly bills promptly, The service pipes are the small atage_on,Shrew-sbuiy_avenue._JEach This road has recently been opened his farm back, owing to 4he inability- of TheLautomobile was going at aerate and that a good many bills run from from Shrewsbury avenue to Broad Red-Bank fair. Before thejair opened pipes which are laid in thejtraets to ip extended eastward toward Broad the purchasers to pay for the property. of about forty miles an hour and it Mrs. E. R. Brackett of Chapel Hill ar- one quarter into another. At the carry the water from the street mains et and each strip ran through the street, and it is now being converted The farm contains 105 acres and is com- flung Mr. Wright's wagon on ahead time of making his report there was into a county road. The contract to ranged to have donations of goods from to the curb line. Twelve of these irtre depth of the farm, These strips monly known as the old Thompson place. Into a ditch. The chauffeur lost control those who made exhibits atf*t^e fair, about $8,800 due on open water ac- pipes have broken since the beginning land ranged from 185 feet to S2§ construct a county road from Holmdel It is on the stone road leading from of the machine and he jumped out. counts. This is about the average to Red Bank, to connect with the-atone but who did not care to take their ex- of the year. Three of these service it In width. One of these strips went Seobeyville to Colt's Neck, The automobile struck the wagon again hibits back home. A booth was ar- amount which has been overdue for pipe breaks were on Maple avenue road on Broad street, was awarded last and knocked It on top of a bank. The j each child, Last fall the Latkonskis agreed to ranged by Mrs. Brackett for the recep- several years past. It amounts to a and were due to the caving down of Charles G. Allen's children were Roh- summer, and work on the road has pay $8,000 for the place and they made horse started to run away, but one of little less than the bills for one quar- been going on for the past two months. tion of these goods and this was ap- the sewer trench. The nine other t Allen, Jr., James P. Allen, George K. a deposit of $600. They own some prop- the autoists scrambled out of the machine ter, and is about the average amount breaks were on Shrewsbury aWrrae The hollow near Broad street has been propriately decorated by Mrs. Brackett, n, Miss Margaret Allen, Miss Mary erty at Perth Amboy and they expected and caught the horse by the bridle. overdue In all water companies and and were due to the eating away of filled In and the road from Shrewsbury Mr, Wright and the young-woman who who was assisted by Miss Faith Hos- |iUlen, Mrs. Deborah Applegate, wife of to sell this property and pay Mr. Pitcher ford, Mils Betty Irwin and Miss Mary public water works. All of this the pipes by the electricity which es- ohn'S. Applegate.and J, Trafford Allen, avenue to Broad street is now being the remainder of the money. They was in the wagon with him, were thrown money is collectable, since the water capes into the earth from the trolley used by,., residents of Everett, LIncroft out but were not hurt beyond some Shields. Mrs. Brackett was dressed as ibert AUendied some time ago and Ma were unable to^ find a purchaser for a Red Cross nurie. One of the inci- bills are a lien on property, the same tracks. .,-.,. Istrip was bought by Warren H, Smock, and Holmdel when they come to Rod severe bruises. The wagon Was damaged as taxes, so the town* loses nothing by their places, however. They had never dents of the fair was furnished by a Haw Service Tap«. |who afterward sold it to John H, Bank. The county road will be con- had any experience in farming and their beyond repair. The automobile was these open accounts. structed of gravel. The contractors badly damaged, but none of Its occupants woman who was slightly injured by ICook. Miss Margaret Allen died a few crops did not turn out very well. Receipt! of Plant. Fifty-two new service taps to sup- began work near Lmerof t and are work- was hurt. falling over a tent rope. She made ply buildings with water have been [months ago and her share was be- They told Mr. Pitcher they would not her way to the booth for treatment, IquMthed to Miss Mary Allen. Tha ing^eastward. The road is expected to be able to-pay—ior^the^ place-and-he _The men in the automohiUe^thought _The report was dated August Iflth, be completed before cold weather seta "under ^haimpressioirthatTir w'al"a"hoTF and up to that date the amount of 87 accounts have been opened with lother four children still own their moved back on the farm last week. He at firat that Wright and .the young pita! booth. Her injuries were cared Ishares. James P. Allen's strip eon- in. The construction of this highway has been at Toms River, where he hadwoman were badly injured. They said money received for water this year,* taps not made this year. for by those in charge, and she waswas 111,827.80, and the money -ex- d charge of a big^riding^ob™Judgment they^rould-buy-Wrights-tiew wagon made comfortable. Becommend&tlons. " I fa order to equalize the value of the 1,644 feet on this road. With the growth pended was $17,026.76. The extra has been secured against the Latkonskis and pay all doctors' bills. When they Besides the contributions of fruits, Mr. Houston's recommendations [part left to each child, his strip was of Red Bank this property will become expenditures above the ordinary oper- by several persons, among them being learned later that Wright and the young vegetables, jellies, canned goods and were as follows; I narrower than that of any of the other town lots within the next few years. ating expenses included the following! Bernard Frawley of Colt's Neck woman were only slighty hurt they said other supplies a number of those who First—That a fixed tax be estab- a¥w IBS ieetjgriflft., i Lloyd oash .premiums *t-thefaie-tumed- New mains extensl0ns777T.T;T~f 3,147,1S ,MJS|ttSE JieJiGtiseJs a well-bmlt s^cture, with Is 185 feet wide, when it is divided Into Frawley's bill is. f or J»rae-Wells, who was in the machine, tent. Repairs 80.30 66.54 Ions to be fixed by the board, and tax among the children that the sale of his bridge will be graded and made much rented to New York people, some of Supplies , ,,,. , 1,014,84 8B3.S1 hailed a passing automobile and got a Some of the things which were do- TapplnH and new service: levied according to the number of I share of the farm was made. Mr, Mc- easier of travel and' this will add to the whom will live here permanently. Labor 498.00 132.70 ride to Ed. VonKattengeirs garage at nated were not suitable for use at the lineal feet benefited on each street f Ckskey paid $8,600 spot eaih for the attractiveness of this road as a high- Among the properties rented are two Material ,,,, 663,81 78.07 Eatontown. A man from the garage hospital and these were auetioned**off RepalrH! "If these recommendations shotald " property. The house and barns could way entering into the town. on the Fair Haven road, owned by Ed- To service pipes... 34,82 49.34 went to Tinton Falls and soon repaired and the returns added to the cash fund. To plant..;...... 73,65 67,50 met with your approval I would rog- ward Griggs of Lakehurst, which have Salaries of commis- gest that it be embodied In a resolu- been rented to James Byrnes and John the damaged tire. The goods and supplies were sent to sion ..,.,,,, 64-1.50 150,00 LITTLE SILVER LOTS SOLD. THBEE NEW HOUSES. Collector's fees 463,30 tion that the amount raised for I. Ryan of New York; the W. A, Van- Some Tinton Falls young folks were the hospital the day after the fair, A New meters 1,344.00 339.79 standing by while the tire was being wagon load of flowers was taken to the Reconstruction ,,..,. 4,053.72 8,580.65 these purposes be used for liquidating ••veral SeniM to Qo Up on ti« Llttls Ewlngf 111 Bniy Contractor* Scholck' house on Branch avenue to Interest 3,700.00 3,700,00 These Day*. fixed and the owner of the automobile hospital and two trips had to be made the bonded indebtedness of the de- Silver Manor Tract. John Noonan of New York; two houses Reservoir 32.49 partment. 'Among the recent buyers of lots on Graig & Ewing are building a house on Canal street owned by the Mrs. E. asked them If they would ride with him by one of E. J, Reilly's large express New well , ,_ 1,157,71 the Little Silver Manor tract, which is on the west side of Harrison avenue, Weis estate to James and John McGrath, for a ways and show him the right road wagons to deliver all the goods. Amount of Water Pumped. Kef undinff Bond*. owned by the Coast and Inland Realty near Front street, for Richard White. both of New York; three of Charles to take to the shore. They accepted Fruits and vegetables were donated The amount of water pumped from ** Would it not be a good idea also to his offer and the man started the ma- company, are G, S, Pox, A. G. Stalph, Mr, White is a plumber who has been Lewis's houses on DeForrest lane to to this hospital benefit by James C. January 18th, when Mr. Houston toot look into the matter of refunding thi* chine at a fast rate of speed, The man James H, Mayer and Henry R, Stewart employed by William O'Brien a long Mr, Ladocia, G. H. Guerston and Mrs, Riehdale, Thomas S. Field, J. Deeves, charge of the water works, to July $60,000 Issue of five per cent bonds time. The house is 20x28 feet, with a John Boegaln of New York; Lewis was unacquainted with the roads at D, V. D. Conover of Freehold, George 81st, is given as follows, the table dated 1884, payable in 1914, and re- of New York, W. A, Young of Newark, Tinton Falls and he failed to see a sharp C. S. Stormstoek of Philadelphia and back porch and a big pantry. The White's new house on Branch avenue H. Hale from Edward D, Adams's showing the amount in gallons and deemable any time after July ig£ house Is two stories high, with weather- to Mrs. Edith Weeks of the Kfighlands; turn In the road just outside of the place; James C- Hendrickson, A. L. also in cubic feet: 1904. The expense of refunding these C. R. Mattrer of Lakewood. All of village. these men expect to build shortly, board enclosure and shingle roof, It is and Mrs. Daniel W. White's house on Jackson from the MeOarter farm, Col. Gallons , Cubic ft. bonds would probably be about |26O Broad street to Edwin Burr, who owns The automobile ran off the road, broke Thomas J. O'Donohue, George Me- January 3,351,827 446.810 for advertising, legal fees and print- The tract known as Little Silver trimmed with cypress throughout, The February 8,674,738. 8S9.86B Manor extends from the Little Silver house will cost $1,800. the Jones farm south of Newman through a barbed wire fence and stopped Queen, J. Hull McLean & Son, Mrs.March , 7,298,087 973,078 ing new bonds, and would mean a fu- Springs, ^ with its front wheels on a bank and the April 8,452,943 1,127,059 ture saving of $600 per annum; which. railroad station to the river. The prop- Craig & Ewing have just completed Rockhill of Shrewsbury, Charles A. May ,; 10,664,340 1,421,912 erty has a gradual slope, which ensures for Robert Hurley a house on Leighton rear wheels in a ditch, The owner of Smith of Port Monmouth, Harry June 11,820,002 1,676,000 could be added to the Hqmdatit« the automobile was not hurt, but Paul July ..,, . 13,027,391 1,736,981 good drainage. On the property are avenue. This house is 18x28 feet, two SOBS JOHNSON WEDDED. Walling of the Phalanx and- Mrs. fund. It is probablejiiat with ordinaxy and Walter Walsh, two of the Tinton The cost of pumping water, Mr. many large shade toees and good roads stories high. It has six rooms with a Polhemus. A large quantity of pre- economy an additional $B,OOQ «Ould be tittle Silver Woman Mnrriea to Edmund Falls young people In the machine, were Houston figures, is 8% cents per 100 have been laid out. Three streets lead kitchen extension. The first story is serves, sauces, canned goods, etc., was added to this liquidating fund in nun of Bad Bank. not so fortunate. Paul Walsh cut his cubic feet, which is equal to 4% cents years when there were no extensive -directly to the river, -and thia gives free enclosed with weatherboards and the given by E. 0, Hazard & Co. of Miss Isabelle Johnson of Little Sil- hand on the barbed wire fence and per 1,000 gallons. Included In this extension of mains or additions to access to the water to all buyers of second story with shingles. The front Shrewsbury, who had a large exhibit ver and Edmund Fraser of *Union Walter's back was hurt. Miss Wells at the. fair, A great many others cost is fuel, oil, packing, repairs of plant." lots on any part of the tract. Flans piazza is supported with colonial columns. street. Red Bank, were married last This house cost $1,600. fainted, but this was due more to made donations who declined to give machinery, engineer's and assistant have been prepared for a large two- Thursday noon at the home of the fright than anything else. VanDyke Craig & Ewing have the contract for their names. engineer's salary, and one-half of the Z3ZBXBIT OF HAUXS GOODS; story boat landing, the upper part of bride's uncle, James Wardrobe of Dickson, another Tinton Falls boy building a house at LIncroft for Mrs, Among those who made donations superintendent's salary,, If two per which will be Used as a pavilion. Sen- Little Silver, The ceremony was per- who was in the automobile, escaped un- cent of the total bonded indebtedness A Demonstration at SMWU'I Lucy E, Douglass, whose house was of money received as premiums at the sible restrictions have been put on the formed by Rev, J. W. Rogan, pastor hurt. The injured persons were taken is added to this cost of pumping to Btora but VHL destroyed by fire several months ago. ! fair were; property, in order to give protection of the Red Bank Presbyterian church. to the office of Dr, J , 0, Rush of Eat- allow for depreciation of plant, the 1, C, Hazard & Co. conducted a dem- from nuisances and annoyances to those This house will be 20x24 feet, two stories On account of the recent death of Mrs, ontown. The owner said he would pay Chapel Hill Manor '.... |2S 00 onstration of the products of their high, It will contain six rooms. The Mrs. F. Wilson, Red Bank, ....,,, 20,00 cost of pumping would be 4% cents who locate there. The company ex- Wardrobe the wedding was private the doctor for looking after the In- Mrs, E, R. Bracket!, Chapel Hill.. 16.00 per 100 cubic feet and about 6 cents Shrewsbury factory at Doremus Broau* pects to build ten more houses on the first story will be enclosed with weather- B. R, Brapkett BOO and only the immediate relatives of jured people. Several persons at Eat- Richard K. Fox. Red Bank. B.00 per 1,000 gallons. grocery store all last wert, The dem- tract by next spring. boards and the second story with red- the contracting parties were present, ontown asked the automobillst his name J, H. Haskell, Red Bank 6,00 onstration or exhibit was in charge of wood shingles from the Pacific coast. Chnrlei B. Halaey, Rumson B.00 Amount of Pool Us«d. Mr. and Mrs. Fraser have begun anfl where he lived and to these ques- Col. T^ J. O'Donohue, ihrewaburyi 6.00 Mrs. E. A. Stevenson of Brooklyn, who It will have a flight of winding stairs MM. B. A. Slote,•MIddjetown...,. B.00 had charge of the Hazard exhibit at the ,k BASS BBS BARE PtOT SOXiD. housekeeping on Union street. tions he replied that he didn't know. D, H, AppleKate, Red Bank 2.00 The following table ihftws the which will add much attractiveness to Miss Faith Hosford, Chapel Hill.. 8,00 amount of fuel used each month since fair at Red Bank. Thegooda onexha*-, X. itnna Bny» Land on Front B, 0, Taylor, Eatontown .1.00 the interior of the house. The trim will Mr, Houston took charge of the works. tion were arranged in the front of the ftj Compressed Me Explosion. HEHET MTJNBO BETTEB. I. H, Adlem, Red Bank 1,00 and Stout Street*. be of North Carolina pine. The house Oliver D. Byron, Long Branch.... 1,00 There are no scales at the works and store and these were served to custom* Charles K. Straui of Red Bank has One of the compressed air tanks on Mrs, O, p. Byron, Long Branch,.. 1,00 is to be completed before cold weather A Beport wai in Circulation Friday Dr, Charlei A. Reed, At, Highlands 1.00 the amount of coal is therefore esti- era and visitors. Several hundred per- Henry Demmert's launch at Locust bought a plot of ground in the eastern sets in and the contract price is $2,200, Wight That EiVu Dead. Thomas S. FieWa, Middletown.... 1,00 mated by the barrow load, as it is sons were served during the course At Point exploded a few days ago and Miss B. Irwin, Pittsburg 1.00 part of the town from -Mrs. Thomas Henry Munro and his nephew. Pier- Miss M, M, Shleldi, Plttiburg.,.. 1.00 taken from the coal bins into the the week and there was a large sale of • Hubbard, Mrs. Clark Holbrook and Mrs, blew loose several of the boat's plank- R: H, Tolman, Chapel Hill,..: 1,00 Bad Bank Concern G«tM Contraot. son Goodspeed, who were injured in an George Lawrle, At. Highlands.... 1,00 furnace room: the Shrewsbury brand of goods. . .' Braasch. The property is a plot of ing. The boat filled and sank in the The Monmouth contracting com- automobile accident at Headden's Comer PouriflB Hazard & Co. have factoriea in &{ land on Bast Front street, running creek. No one was hurt by the ex- Besides those named in this list January , 47,700 pany of Red Bank, of which F. B. last Tuesday, are slowly recovering. there were other donations of money February ,,..... 93,800 era! parts of the country where " through to Stout street. The plot his plosion. The boat has been raised March ,,,. 167,700 J Price of Oakland street Is president,! Goodspeeed was able to ,sit up Sunday from persons who failed to give their various crops which they cab and | * a frontage of 100 feet on Front street was awarded the contract last Tues- and is now undergoing Hfpairs. morning for the first and Munro was Apm • • • • • i;. ,v. •«• 114*000 serve are grown at their bV • and on Stout street, and is 800 feet names when the money was handed May ..,!,,,, 110,700 day night to put down 4,000 feet of able to sit up Monday morning for the in. These anonymous donations June ...., , lOf.lOO which places they can be readily i I^Tdeep. Mr. Straus expects to sell the Excursion to sewers at Westfleld. The work will first time since the accident, Mr, Munro amounted to about $40. .._,..„„.. TnJuloy Water 144,800 The factory at Shrewsbury |t Front streBt lots and he will build be started next Monday, and is to be The Merchants' steamboat company was so seriously sick Friday night that the famous ^Hazard SMewsfiittiyf Mrs. Brackett and the hospital of- No less than eleven kinds of meters von the lots on Stout street. This is finished in two months. The com-will make an excursion with one of hope of his recovery was given up and ketchup as well as canned gop^| ficials desire through THE REGlBTHt are used in the town. There are ;' Mr. Straus's first venture in the real pany Is putting down about 10,000 Its boats to the» water parade of the a report was current in the village and f»U, etc Another faotovy.1 to thank those who contributed money 1,018 meters in use altogether, and 'estate field since he has been in Red square feet of concrete sidewalks at Hudson-Fulton celebration, and also at Red Bank that he was dead. Under New York and a very Vugfi or supplies to the hospital and also the different kinds range in number L I-Bank. The property was owned for on the occasion of the land parade In the careful attention of Dr, Rafferty, Tenn. -' ' Atlantic Highlands, to express their gratitude for the do-from 2*to 412, An effort is now being years by Mrs, Alchey Conover. —— « • » New York city. however, he pulled through and is now nations so liberally made, made to change all meters to a uni- bequeathed it to the three daugh- , North Pole Uoolable. on the road to recovery. Mr, Munro form pattern as fast as those now In irs of J. Holmes Hendrioksen, and Center tot Bold. says that his chauffeur and not himself A harvest ThA Baptist ushers' union will have use become worn out or defective. iey have now iold it to Mr. Straui. a north pole sociable in the Sunday- The John B. Fharo lA on Center was running the automobile when the To Enter Princeton. ' • the Sali ie sale of the property was made by accident occurred. , Benjamin VanVliet of Shrewsbury Nearly 400 meters have been thus Bchool room next Thursday night; street has been sold by William A, changed this year. A. Hawkins.. Sticks of candy will be hidden in the Hopping to Ashbel W, Btirden of will enter Princeton college thli year. I have a large clear Havana cigar; an, one of which will be marked Shrewsbury for, $660, Mr. Borden He passed the entrance examination ana <*•*• TAIVM. bave> ant Al aiabrttnent should eell 2 for 25 centq; am Belling orth Pole," and the usners wijl will build on the lot either this fall or them 8 fof 25 .gents. No .light colors. with a high average. He will leave new, hyd*ant» h*v« ,rt of the f entivitiefl. next,spring. . v At William Cullinffton'e.—Arkara MurrUd. ner firms have ceased to do business. Lawrence, Johnson and other soldiers Mias Maud Costello ond Ross Estelle These Specials for Friday and Saturday. Ifc notM of the moving picture were creating a disturbance on the of Asbury Park were married Tues- ••barkers" and the dance hall music is drawbridge when the police interferred. day of last week. They are spending a thing of the paat for this season. At While Lawrence was making an arreit their honeymoon near Cairo, N, ¥., jUfhland Beach William Sandlasa has Johnson drew a knife and cut him on the whore Mr. EateUc's parents run a Moyenage Costumes ckwed hit palm garden and bamboo dance wrist. summer hotel. Mr, nnd Mrs, Es- 7.98 hall and the place is deserted, A few MttiloaJ Trio Drawing- Crowd*. telle will spend the winter in New persona went across the bridge Satur- York, and Mr. Estelle will engage In e a i road cloth t h e new < n g A musical trio has been at the Sea business there. day for bathing iulta but they found Shell lyceum the past ten days. The the bath houses closed and the bathing ^ »^ — Ooe-Piece Costumes :L c?p ieite1sSrts!at . :. . . . .! : . ; 12.98 trio consists of Albert Gustavsen, aged •ignfl down. The large float used by A Deabla W«ddiniC fourteen years, comet player; Michael tiw bathew has been hauled up on the A double wedding will occur at 5 Je seM with beach. Harry Hears, who has been Krautblatt, a violinist, and Henry Hen- Clarence KitteH's home at Bradley life saver there 21 seasons, has gone to neman, a pianist. Mr, Swartz will eloie Beach next month, when his two The Dagma Coat Suits &a" ZfsSrt :* : * 14 98 Hew York for the winter, where he is his playhouse during tha Jewish holi- daughters will bo married. Miss Lu- •agmged in detective work. On the days, which begin this week. After otta J, Kittell will marry Clare LOB- Highlands side of the river the Hippo- the holidayg the place will be re-opened ie Hutchinson, and Miss Faustina B. drome, the Air Dome and the White under the management of a New York iittell will wed Horace Jay Fabian. Tailor-Made Sui Palace moving picture shows have firm. Mr, Swartz and family will ipend Both men live at Bradley Beach. 10.98 \ closed. The sight seeing automobiles the winter at Red Bank. The musical —— •» 11> —- at Sheldon's are still making trips down trio has been engaged by Mr. Swartz Two Children Adopted, the beaeh but they are liable to be for next season. Frank Cottrell of Long Branch has See our now Fall Model Corsets, <1 7A Withdrawn any day. Several of the LaJapftloo»* a Sea. Devil. dopted Mildred Layton, aged three Sale Price $5.98 including Nemo Self-Reducing, at «• I v JOSEPHSALZ, frankfurter and ice cream stands have The sea creature which was caught ears, daughter of William Layton of UN.J, been taken down for the season and the about two weeki ago by several Gall- reehold. Washington Lafrasier, a ••lew York colored man, has adopted ptaee in general, .looks dreary. The lee fishermen and which was exhibited ohn Vanderveor, a Freehold colored Tmnlight rink will probably bi kept here at the Twinlight rink and also at ] oy. open all winter on Monday, Wednesday the Red Bank fair has been indentified and Saturday nights. Sunday skating aa a "sea devil." Webster's dictionary has been abolished until next ieaion. gives a picture of the fish, whose in- dentity puzzled many fishermen along Comlmr Election. the coast, The fishermen who caught At the coming primary nominations the fiah gold it to L" barker " who will «re to be made for ajsiessbr'"towiccee'd The Latest Craze! preserve it in alcohol for exhibition pur- Abram Parker, whose term expires this year. There will also be nominationa posely Hew Train Schedule. Red Bank Park. torn councilmen to succeed C. Mel John- L> ART BRASS AND mm, who is filling the vacancy caused A new train schedule which went into fcy the death of Mfthlan Burdge; to effect last week will be of great advan- succeed Everett Newman, whose term tage to this place. Many commuters, expires thii year, and to succeed Mark who heretofore have returned to their This desirable and exclusive residence property on I MATERIALS Teaney, who is filling the vacancy city homes on Labor day, are still here, _eanaed% the eketiQ&^lAllan Jl« Jleei ihi early__find late trams_giving, them Front Street with trolley connecMQ^M,all pointp s is M mayor when he was councilmen. ample time to get to their city offices In The sueceisors to C, Mel Johnson and the morning and to return to their now offered to purchasers. The grading of the streets ^Everett Newman will be three-year country places late in the-aftemoott. nen, Teaney'i successor will have one Drag1 Olwki Beilgn. and other improvements are now being completed and jfmx to serve, Abram Parker, the Edward Ryan, who has been em- present assessor, has held this office ployed at Johnson's bridge store, and will make it a most select residential park. The restrio- -flow 1900 and it is likely that he will be Wayne Cadwalder, who has been at

eppoiitlen, A citizens' meeting will be signed their positions last week, Mr. held tnis the notntnl- tkm of candidates, adelphia and Mr. Cadwalder has returned CTroreb Ceattit Settled. to the Philadelphia school of pharmacy Choice villa plots, 50x150, and larger, Mrs. Bernard Greighton with 2,118 to finish his drug course. 'votes won the silver tea set at the fair Firemen at Atlantic City- upward. of the Church of Our Lady of Perpetual William Lawrence, William T. Guie, ON SALE AT Help far being the most popular woman Stephen Wright, James- Taylor and Title policies issued ./to purchasers free of cost. In the Highlands. Other contestants Harry Brown spent part of last week were Miss Elizabeth Hennessey, who at Atlantic City, where they attended the Terms to suit your convenience, aived 900 votes, Mrs. M. A. Sheri- -ftreminds r«ll«f-c^n¥ention-aft4*l©gat©§4 dan 425, Mrs. John Biker 864 and Mrs. from the Highlands fire department. William Connors 816, Martin Mount , inquire of your^own RED BANK, N. J. While Mr. Gule was away, William collected $184 against {116.60 collected Jurgenson filled his place on the police by John Ronan, and he got a gold watch. broker or address Miaa Alice Lyons got a gold watch lor force, collecting 851.60 against $29.25 collected FoUoned by Ivy. by Miss Mary McCarthy. The fair this Rennie Brown and William Fehl year was the most successful ever held hauber have been laid up with ivy by the church and Rev. Joseph Rigney, poisoning. The men were in the woods J^e pastor, is grateful M those who ai- a few days ago with some friends, and flteted in the work of the fair, iris'BupposecTthe poisoning occurred at PROPERTY SECURITY COMPANY, The Health of Your ChUd that time. Brown's lips were swollen to fenA tort Necklace. twice their normal size and Fehlhauber's and your own health and Miss Virginia Lloyd, who boards with hands were in like condition. Suite 2135, No. 165 Broadway, New York City. lira, C, T. Maison. lost a necklace about comfort are largely de- two weeks ago while attending a mov- BOM Wiagn pendent upon the condi- ing picture show in the Auditorium. Mrs. C. T. Maison, Sr., has been laid Notices of the loss were posted about up several days with a sore finger re tion of the plumbing in town, but nothing was heard from the suiting from a hangnail. The finger article and Miss Lloyd had given up became badly swollen and Dr. Opfer- your house, We have a hope of recovering It, Last Friday two mann lanced it to reduce the swelling. reputation for doing work Bttie boya returned it to her and she re-The finger was so much better Satur- warded them. They said they found it day that Mrs. Maison could do her of the lasting sort and our about ten days ago. housework as usual. prices are as low as perfect Chop Suey Man In Trouble. Bargains in Real Estate! •nit Decided by Jury. work would justify. A short time ago George Thompson The Japanese who rented part of the brought suit against Martin Gerbrach East View house for a chop suey res- Red Bank property is selling fast, for $16, the amount Thompson claimed taurant, and who agreed to pay Martin V to be due him for carting garbage from Gerbrach $400 for the season'a rent, Any property in Red Bank which is bought at present the Victoria and Martin houses, A tried to get away the other day owing a ttwnterelaim was filed against Thomp- balance of $180. Mr. Gerbrach secured market rates will prove a good investment. Arthur G, Sickles, son by Mr, Gerbrach for $25, Gerbrach an attachment on the goods until the claiming that Thompson had caused this bill wai settled, 1 have several excellent bargains in real estate in and I amount of damage in removing the gar-Home from Anto Trip,,. Successsor to SABATH & WHITE, bage. The case was tried before around Red Bank which will be sold at considerably Secorder Hardy and a jury last Wednes- George W. Rogers of Water Witch, day at Firemen's hall. The jurymen president of the Water Witch Develop- less than their actual value. 16 W. Front St., Red Bank, N. J. were Calvin Parker, John Klements, ment Compairh has returned from an automobile trip through the state. He Some of these properties will pay as high as 10 per centr not William Fennimore, William Blewet, ••••••••• ft. John Fay and Jesse Sculthorpe. The has a large sand pump filling in hit land counting the increase in value which is sure to follow. jury was out ten minutes and returned at Water Witch, which will be put on with a verdict in favor of Thompson for the market aa goon as the grading is the full amount. Thompson was repre- finished. Intense heat " sented by George £. Jenkinson, Jr., Church Hnppor Y«it«rday. Dirt unknown r and Gerbrach's lawyer was John L, An election supper was held yesterday EDWARD W. WISE, G Economy ^ . Sweeney. afternoon and night in the Methodist church basement for the benefit of the Always ready to *• Snl*rf*a. stewards' fond. The money will go to- Ireast trouble C T. Maison will enlarge his hard- ward paying the pastor's salary. The Real wmre and notion store on Bay avenue by A eupper was under the management of Fire kindled by strike of match and turning valve ft Adding to the store the rooms in the Mrs, Applegate and Mrs, Houser. BROAD STREET, ' RED BANK, N. J. r of the building now occupied by United heat giving products of coal in gaseous form family. Mr. MaiBon and bis ton Bohool Janitor AppolntaO. Early breakfast trill put up a one-etory addi- William Heading, who is janitor o: S the north aide of the building the Methodist church, was appointed I^ate dinner , ^dtdh vitt be twed «s a dwelling, The janitor of the public school last week . P. O. Box 188, Tel, Call, B0-R be 15 feet on Bay avenue BIi bid for the work was $85 per month William H. Mahoney L «boot forty feet deep and will con- Mr, Heading is not able to do heavy three rpomflL The second floor of work and these two janitor jobs will Successor t© ON SHREWSBURY RIVER Give your orders noix| for service connections typ7«teent building will be rented to givs him a .livelihood,^ CHAS, SULLIVAN ft CO, A Cottage and Bungalow Colony i Mr, Mafson closed his Water wnoh u.pot Bntewa. 4 Choice LotL,ots forr galsalae (easy termtermss if desired) rA i atom near the depot Sunday. Electrical Contractor j Bungalows foforr sale oorr renr^ntt g The railroad station at Water Witch 5 Forr Maps and IHustiateIllustrated Folder,, address n was entered a few nightt ago but noth ! OCMH Avenu* ttioned at Fort Hancock, ing was stolen, , The intruder enterec [. SCABRIGHT Naw l«M»y I COAST & INLAND REALTY CO., Owners, i Consolidated ^}as Co. of N. J. by breaking one of the office windows. •f Johnson, i* In '37 E. Front St, Red Bank, N. J. J 5 LITTLE SILVER. Main Offices: 806 Fifth Avenue, Asbury Park J h r#- - « * *

1 Hoosier Rite Ken Cabinets. The Greatest Time and Labor Saver That Can be Placed in Any Kitchen. The demonstration of the Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet at our store last week was very successful, A large number of Cabinets were sold and a club of nearly a score was formed. Under this club plan a person can buy one of these Cabinets on the easy payment plan at the spot cash price. The Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet Club Will Remain Open During This Week to Enable All Others Who Wish to Join the Club. The Hoosier Cabinet which was given away last week was awarded to Miss Nina E, Root of Middle- town. The Cabinet is still on exhibition at our store, where we have a number of Cabinets ready for immediate delivery. r. When you see this labor-saving kitchen machine, you will be just as enthusiastic over it as we are. We know of dozens of women who would not even try to keep house without it. It means a great deal to any housekeeper. It saves miles of walking. It clips off needless trips to pantry, cupboard and kitchen table—it draws all your kitchen supplies to one spot. Also, it puts an end to foot weariness and back strain, caused by standing hour after hour over your kitchen table, The aluminum work table top of the Hoosier Special extends out 16 inches—gives you plenty of knee and foot room to sit down as you would at your dining table. It brings into your kitchen practical conveniences—the cream of the ideas of a quarter of a million practical house- keepers who have used Hoosier Cabinets in the last ten years. . RICJK APPLEGATE,

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.K|l* Ana* P. Bnffbei Btrloken wlth- XaalaJi Morrl» Dies from General lia- The Artistic bility. T Isaiah Morris died Tuesday night^ "Mrs, Abhie T, Hughes of Ocean Grove, last week of general debility. He was oHieart disease at a revival serv- J4 years old and had lived all of his life Public ^Service Corporation of N, J, stock ice at Ocean Grove last week. Miss on a farm at the head of Shark river, Is in the List of Highest Grade. Hughes wai testifying when she sud-Mr. Morris was a civil war veteran and and Perpetual Interest Bearing cer- We do not daim making the only BEST PIANO, but we do make and offer you a most durable Piano, re- denly fell to the floor. She had hadleaves a widow and four children, The tificates. markable for volume and purity with singing and exquisite tone qualities. Hlfftest production ol the Piano severe headaches for a week previous Makers' Art. shildren are Mrs. Ella Disbrow and Consolidated Traction Company of N. J. We are now offering fine new Pianos, fully guaranteed, from $25O upward" SPECIAL bargains in square and it ia supposed that the excitement Mrs, Annie Reynolds of Neptune City, Pianos and Organs, Several a§ low aa 95.00, of the revival caused her death. She stock and bonds, Mrs, Cynthia Burnett of Newark and Newark Consolidated Gas Company Full value allowed for old initruments taken In exchange. was a daughter of the late Rev. George HenryMorrisof Long Island. A brother, Hughes, one of the original members Alexander Morris, lives at Neptune stocks and bonds, g3 g, ^pg of the Ocean Grove association. She Send for catalogue or call and talk the matter over. You may feel assured of every courtesy at the ware- City. _=-^^^__ Hudson County Gas Company stock and roomaofthe leaves a sister, Miss Jennie Hughes, Freehold Fropertie« Bold. bonds, who is a missionary in China, and a South Jersey Gas, Electric & Traction ; half-brother, Rev, George M. Hughes, Mrs, William 0. Chambers of Free- MATHUSHEK & SON PIANO CO., pastor of the Trenton Central Metho- hold has sold her place to Wilson T. Co. stock and bonds, Factory Branch, 58 Broad Street, RID BANK* N. J. dist church. layton of Howell for $5,000. Mrs. Newark Passenger Railway 5's 1930, ' 'PHONB 210-R. OPEN EVENINGS, hambers bought a lot from the Ben- North Jersey Street Railway 4's 1948, yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyfyyyfyyyyyyfyyyyffyffyTTf»l BY VBkAXB. nett estate and will build a house there. She paid $900 for the lot. Jersey City, Hoboken and Paterson St. IIBH Murtha Thrown from stage and The Freehold firemen'! relief asso- Railway 4's 1949, Bll Head Out Off. ciation sold a house at Freehold last United Electric Co, of N. J, 4*s 1949, A stage belonging to the Glendale week to Robert Carroll. Mr. Carroll Essex & Hudson Gas Company stock hotel at Villa Park was struck by a paid |800 for the house. train last week and James Murtha, the and driver, and the horse were killed, Mur- All other underlying securities of the Pub- MONUMENTS. Ag-«a 'Woman • _ # • tha fell under the train and his head Mrs, Mary R. Longstreet, widow of lic Service Corporation of N. J. was cut off.. He was eighteen years John Long street of Freehold, died at We are prepared to set up monuments in cemeteries at prices which will be found very low old and had worked at the hotel sev-Trenton Monday of last week of a com- when the quality of material and the character of the work is taken into consideration. Some eral years. There were twelve people plication of diseases. She was 88 years months ago we sent to the granite quarries a large order for monuments to be made up from de- in the stage but none of them wai in- old, Mrs, Longstreet leaves one son, Fidelity Trust Company jured. The stage was wreclcBd, The signs furnished by us. We can sell these monu- James, who lives in the West, and a people who were in the stage say that BOND DEPARTMENT j! ments at the uniform price of Sioo. They have the engineer did not give a warning daughter, Mrs, Uriah Blackwell of proven very popular„ because of the artis_tjc_char> signal. Trenton, Mrs. Martha Ann Holmes, a NEWARK, N, j. sister, lives at Freehold, Flagstone, acter of the work and the low price. /We have sold Fire At tonff Branch. Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profit* over $9,000,000 a number of them, and in every case" the purchasers Christopher Kirkgard's house at Branoh Girl WfSi, Telephone 1032 Market, have been more than pleased. It was only by or- Long Branch caught fire last week. Miss Belva Bonhem, daughter of dering these monuments in very large quantities E. B, Tabor of Long Branch, was The blaze was put out before much Curbing, married last Thursday to Herbert B. that we were enabled to get .them at figures which damage was done. The fire was Lecompte of Lakewood. Mrs, Le- permit us to sell them at $ioo, and they are be- started by an occupant of one q£ the 1 compte will spend the winter with her yond question the finest monument ever offered at roomc dropping a Hghted match in a parents, while Mr. Lecompte studies Stone Posts, anywhere near the price named. glass of gasolene. He thought the expert accounting at Wilmington, Del- REAL ESTATE \ gasolene was water and be dropped aware, They will live at Philadelphia Of ALL ITS BRANCHES. 9 the match in it to put the match out. A For those who want a more elaborate monu- : when Mr, Lecompte finishes his edu- RENTING OF SUMMER COTTAGES A SPECIALTY ment, we can furnish monuments in a great variety . \ cation. Tilei , Man Bit With Sat, Farms for Sale Everywhere. of sizes and styles, at prices ranging from $ioo up. > Reuben Ovelton, an Asbury Park Woman KOIM 93,000. FIRE We have a number of styles of monuments in our , colored man, was arrested last week Dr. R, S. Christie of Jacksonville, Lintels, yards, ready for ^immediate delivery. Orders for., for hitting B. P. Garrison with a Florida, was placed under $1,600 monuments of any special design will be made J ''" baseball bat.' Garrison's nose was bonds last week on a charge of W. A. HOPPING. and furnished in a short time and at reasonable figjw;.! broken, his face cut and his legs and swindling Mrs. Martha A. Bicker RED BANK, N, J, ures. back were injured. Garrison owns a of Asbury Park out of $8,000. Mrs. Stone Steps, saloon at Paint Pleasant and Ovelto: Ricker gave Christie* the money to was angry because Garrison would not invest for her in Florida real estate. We do everything in the line of flagstone sell him a drink after closing hours. Christie said he had invested the curbing, etc. We carry a largV^ujipiyiSfilS money did not give the woman &c., &c. and curbstone constantly on hand, and can »runken Man rut Off Troll«y Oar any security. J. F. Conover Coal and Feed Co., work at very short notice. S. H. Goodenough, an Asbury Park »• » ''—— 1 DEALERS IN trolley car Inspector, put Theodore W, Thl«vo» Drag and Bob Couple. Grant of Avon off a trolley car^lasi Thieves drugged Mr. and Mrs. Am- week because he was drunk and ewor brose Emmons of Elberon last week Coal, Wbod Flour and Feed. *• •>. at the conductor. Grant showed fight while they slept, and stole about $225. All [Kinds of Grain, Hay and Straw. f*r and Goodenough hit him on the head Mr. Emmons is ticket agent at the Manson with a pair of pliers. Elberon station, and the money was Corn on the Ear a Specialty. the Sunday receipts at the station. Telephone 68-1.. Monmouth Street, . . It pays' ta'advertta) In THE KEGISTE^ He will' make good the loss to the SILVER* W Jt, •* i" l' ! l * . I.

••»»;•, RED BANK REGISTER H. OOOH. Mlt«r u« FrwH««r gfi* Including • . WEDNESDAY, SEPT, 18, 19O0. A PaUeruFYee A Cyclone of Commendation Blows the Trumpet of Our Triumphs TOWJT Last Wednesday night a public eting was held in the town hall to < tfacuss the park question. A few weeks ago there was considerable in- j tercst manifested. Last week the 4- Wbjeet of the meeting was to discuss EW EMPIRE THEATRE fee desirability of the Cutter prop- tity, which has been offered to the fawn for |40,000 for a park, and the Monmouth Street, Red Bank El J, A. Throckmorton property, which has been, offered by Mrs. Thomas S. l±i*VJ^Nm & m~rj^m, . . - - Lessees and Managers 1HH Hubbard for $50,000. The people of M the town showed their indifference to RED BANK'S COSIEST AND PRETTIEST AMUSEMENT PALACE ike matter by remaining away, Out «f,2,B0Q citizens In Red Bank, less than a dozen appeared at the meeting, t OPENS fheie were about equally divided in choice between the two sites. • * * ^Generally speaking, everybody in ' Jled Bank believes the price for each «f these two properties far too high. According to statements of real es- Monday Evening, Sept. 20 tote men, the Cutter property has Patterson & Spinning's,, Cor. Broad and Front Streets, been in the market for a long time at 180,000, The Throckmorton property Red Bank, N. J. Evenings at 8:15 Saturday Matinee at 2.-30 la the eastern part of the town was • fconght by Mrs, Hubbard a short time ago for $80,000. She has built two A TWENTIETH CENTURY INNOVATION fcouses on the property at a cost, it is NOT THE OLDEST NOR THE LARGEST Mid, of about 15,000 each. If the —PRESENTING— jrroperty were bought for a park site JUST THE BEST these houses would be of no value ^^iteveT loThe park: and they would I A PROGRAMME OF UNUSUAL EXCELLENCE BY RECOGNIZED ARTISTS tave to be moved off or torn down, | Fall Term Begins September ist, 1909: 5 in either case they would probably be «*orth less to the town than if they I TRAINER'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, were not there. ANIMATED PICTURES * • * PERTH AMBOY, N. J, This condition of things is largely n Every Graduate in a Goo& Position. tesponsible for the lack of interest in ttepark project. Red Bank needs a j ILLUSTRATED SONGS park, or several of them. But it does not need them at'a cost for land far Defective eyesight li ecnrally the MUM, Correct the eyesight by glauM, above thei price whie^I would be paid and the headache la a thing of the put. Free eoniuitation. Glasses If seeded »t moderate prices...... , •• — X AS THE SUN OUTRANKS THE SMALLER STARS SO THE PERFORMANCES AT THE EMPIRE WILL by private parties. Such aproposi- SURPASS ANY POPULAR-PRICED ENTERTAINMENT EVER GIVEN IN RED BANK Mon would be promptly voted down by DR. STILES, Doctor of Optica, Y VbiU Rail lank, N, j,, wrerw ether Wedne.day. Nest Vuit Wedaetday, Sept. 29th the townspeople and it ought to be. Bonn I 1 to B P. M. At Postofflce Building, Rooms 27-S8. It was said at the meeting that the ~"pfleiTilid~Hot'bi coB!tdeTed,"bat'that Entire Change of Vaudeville Mondays the daly thing to be considered was the situation of the proposed park. It + was also said that the properties, if PORTABLE HOUSES Entire Change of Pictures Every Evening they were bought by the town for BUNGALOWS, AUTO HOUSES, CHILDREN'S PLAY HOUSES and park • purposea, would* probably have. BOAT HOUSES to be obtained under condemnation Inspect our houses on Cookman Avenue, near Grand, Asbury Park

matter to be considered. Under con- Offlc*, 806 Fifth Avenue, Asbury Park, N, J. demnation proceedings no citizen of Phone 422 tte town knows what the town may be called on to pay for a site. Condem- nation proceedings, like kissing, goes -M- MM! . a ^good^dftal by. fmm and the town, aaight readily find itself in a position where it would have to pay much more for a property than it ie worth. If the dutter property has been of- fered to private persons for f 30,000, a natural feeling of resentment arises when the same property is offend to EWARK'S STORE BEAUTIFUL the town for a park for $40,000. Nothing could kill public interest in AT OUR STORE. ttie park question more quickly and more surely than this. * * *.. Bed Bank needs a park and it 51st Anniversary Sale Ends Saturday, September 18 needs it on the nyetj in a good loca- Goods, Laces, Embroideries and tton. It could well look to the future THIS IS TO ANNOUNCE OUR and secure several parks as well as several children's playgrounds in Autumn Novelties. various parts of the town. But it wants these properties at fair prices —at the same prices, in fact, that FALL OPENING , property could be obtained by private parties, DISPLAY OF Patterson & Spinning, (Town Talk continued on' page 12.) WHERE THE TROLLEYS STOP, J.OST |SO, Cor. Broad and Front Streets, Red Bank, N, J. John H. Bennett of Everett ftosM ft Boll Millinery, Costumes, iMiiiiiiiiiiiitiHiitiMiiiiiiMiiHiiMtmiinmiNMmniiiiiimwtii of Bill* at R«d Bank. k John H. Bennett of Everett lost $80 mt Red Bank last week. In his trousers pocket he had two rolls of money, one Wraps and Furs containing $80 and the other $21. He missed tho roll containing the largest And in conjunction a comprehensive, magnificent showing of Autumn amount while he was at the Red Bank Good Fortune fair grounds. The roll of $21 wag in bis pocket all right, but the $80 roll was gone. His trousers pocket is deep Silks, Dress Fabrics, Trimmings•: j is largely a matter of personal ef- and broad and he says he is certain the money could not have fallen out of it, fort, The man who secures and *nd he inclines to the belief that the and Accessories money was stolen. He had saved the keeps in force a Prudential Endow- money during the summer and had ex- The State's Greatest Stocks in the State's Greatest Store pected to deposit it in a bank the next ment policy will enjoy the fruits of day. •+.«• his thrift at a time when he may PIVE cows vonons. Tuesday, September 21 Dl« from •attng Pa.ri» QNM Wbloh Wu Thrown in a Spring1. OPENING DAYS Wednesday, vSeptember 22 f need money most. Joseph Miller, a farmer at Marlboro, |ost five cowsby poisoning last week. Thursday, September $ il.t first he was at a loss to account for

ir deaths, but upon examination he •/ THE that they had eaten Paris green. PRUDENTIAL - \^» found Boine Paris green sprinkled on 51st Anniversary Sale Ends Saturday, September 18 ground near a spring where the STRENGTH OF •!. . ;«ow» went daily to water, Mr, Miller i H GIBRALTAR ' ' the animals at $260. He lg In to believe that someone threw Paris green in the spring purposely, to Loan. Jje cannot imagine why anyone Earling, Johnson & Frakc, wtth to poison his cows. Contractor* and Bqlld«r*, I have this amount of money BRIDGE AVENUE. to loan on first bond and mort- OppMita fUUn»a Sutioo. IMWt $»l from, Vortrt. gage on property in Red Bank Bed Bank. N. J, of VanderbuiK, who Ii and vicinity. JForit'done by the on th* new gravel road at Jobbing BttAndai to «t abort BOHM. Entlm»tei farnltHfd on all kind* of Box 41, NEW MONMOUTH, N, J. oat of Id* tnuien HARRY A, HAWKINS, 1 Jtome tram Be^t quality day gravel and road building material. Abo moulding and Comer Front Straft mad Whit AV«BM| BatbdhwiKm irnuwitMtf. lding sand. Delivered to any point on railroad or trolley. Special tengis t»

•-,.••'..' RED BANK, N, J. ,---' * ™=ri™=4«~-'-- f !•, 1 M . 1 -J I YOU BEUEVE IN SIGNS ? IF SO, LET DAVIDSON DRESS YOU! It's a sign of good taste! Our suits for Men, Young Men and Boys, in all the new colorings for fall, are just a little different from the ordinary kind. ' ~~ . When you buy, see us. _^ See our Boy»f Suits with 2 pairs of Knickerbocker Pants at We have the new Rubberized Rain Coats, $3.00, $4.00 and $5.00 $5.00, $10.00 and $12.50

We sell Red Man Collars, made by Earl & Wilson, Wear one of our Hats! We have the new blue shades, 2 for 25c. $1.00 $1.50 ^nd $2.00 M. THE QUALITY STORE, RED BANK, N. J

church, has returned from Europe,- assaulting Fanny Douglass, a colored" home after y girl of that place seven years old. spending several weeks in.Indiana. BRIEF ITEMS OF NEWSwher. e he spent the summer. Mr. last week. Lovell is much improved in health. "Woman Dlo» Altn Operation. Raw Chain for Sunday-School, . New chairs have been bought for Irnlaystowner Satan Princeton. OB HAPPENINGS IN Ail. PASTS Matawan Boy at College. Miss Hattie Trower, an Asbury Nathan R. Foster of Imlaystown Orvill Hawkins, who has been Park colored woman, died at the Long the primary department of the Farm- has entered, Princeton theological OP TH33 COUNTY. working In the postofflce at Matawan, Branch hospital last week after an ngdalt Methodist Sunday-school, operation for stomach trouble. seminary. Hotom,Timing Accident*, will attend Bucknell university this CMnery Brothers Bouillon. Mexican Tliitl Old Some, Incident*, Omdal Bolaf • and Int«re»t- Tair;EmiijrBoyceofFr€neBfFila l Burr«y WMkikad. ___——— their first Parker Ryson of Mexico is spend- Jngr Peatnrei of lii« in Village, Town tak»-his place In the postofflce. A horse belonginggg to Charles Van family reunion at the home*orEIcIiarT Tn^"w^w:ellE*r^irMB^Id~1nnneTiear Heceptlon to Orchestra. Middleswoipth of Asbury Park ran 1 Chinery at Keyport last week. Freihold. d wrecked the sur- Hong- Branch Honae Sold. and daughter Florence of Pittsburg port Calvary "^thodist Sunday-BKool y Hll5nfl3£fe^p visited Howard Ketch am at Farming- gave a reception for Dr, Jewett's or- Bridge on Fire. last Wednesday of paralysis. He was has sold his house to Mrs. CEErlis dale last week. Mr. Wedderspoon chestra last week. The orchestra The bridge over Wesley lake at 75 years old and leaves a widow. Morris. plays at the Sunday-school. Asbury Park caught fire last week HUDSON-FULTGN CELEBM was a former minister at Farming- Back from Teaoho» at Clilton. dale and at one time was a painter at Old Boldler Dead. but the blaze was put out before the Red Bank. bridge was much damaged. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Henderson Miss Bessie L. Corkey of Mana- SEPTEMBER 25lh TO OCTOBTO 9lb Joseph L. Bennett, formerly of of Long Branch have returned home squan is teaching in the Clifton „'„ MTB.% N. Metealfe of New York Freehold, died recently at the soldiers' Women MiiM for Whipping Man. from a trip to Germany. - * schools. &as bought the Henry Lamb property- home* aff Kearney. He was 66 years Mary .Bullock and Calk Smith, at Freneau. She will take possession old and was a member of the J. W. Asbury Park colored women, were .tool i NEW YORK'S GREATEST CARIWAU the first of October. Conoyer post at Freehold, " fined $20 each last week for whipping The infant daughter of L. tf Peter- Ernest Hall of Adelphia accidently ling ql Key- Jacob Jeck of that place. son of Manasquan died Moftday of shot Prank Efflngham in the arm last port is visiting relatives at Oneonata,: lastjwiek of marasmus. > week. Be Among fli<' Happy RiRhtseers and Do Tour Jjew York. She will be away three Gerald Fitzgerald, a railroad cross- .yeeks. ing watchman at Farmingdale, was George Williams, a colored chef at Xeyporter Stndlea Pharmacy. » Prof, Hambright of Inglishtown found unconscious in his shack re- the St. George hotel at Asbury Park, Martin Hoffman of Keyport is at- James Massey of Manasquan enter- haM bought a horse and buggy from cently. He was taken home and hewas fined $10 last week for striking tending the New Jersey school of tained the Methodist men's circle last John pJorlatt of Manalapan. recovered in a few hours, Alonzo Garden, a waiter. pharmancy at Newark, week. Bouie Moved. •; James Dowd, an Asbury Park Boy« Home for Vacation. reod Buktne«» Bold. - Freneau *«sp§rty Bold. OUR- CREA1 FALL SALE Syrian, was fined $10 last week for Captain Irving Pearce of Mana- Sterling and Bix Yard are spend- James English of Freehold has Joseph M. Wenzel of Matawan has I—peddling without a license. ing their vacations with their father. squan has moved his house at that bought the Schaefler property at Fre- will Mon! 1 Lewis H. Kohler of Adelphia is Major A. A. Yard»at Farmingdale. place from Main street to a locust bought Gross Bros,' flour and feed neau. % SAit bujjinesjLat that plaee^.^^ ^ house at JJew York ! Bix works in Scranton. Jewelry Store Sold. inasgnan Man'« Haw Bualnegt Miss Edith Johnson of Matawan is • Mr, *and Mrs. P« B. Malsbury of C. S. Kepner of Asbury Park has Imlaystown are spending a few weeks Butfthei^a Beg* Cut. Clarence B. Poland of Manasquan a teacher in Pratt institute at Brook- Henry Weihausen, an Asbury Park sold his jewelry store to George E. has gone into the flagstone, sidewalk lyn. in the Catskllls. Moyer of Trenton. Mr. Moyer will LI PEIOES THAT MIAN A CARNIVAL OP BARGAINS The Keyport schools opened this butcher, was cutting out a bone in a and curbing business, mi e» — year with an enrollment of $50 pupils. leg of beef last week when the knife move to Asbury Park, Give the job of finding a feb for you slipped and cut a gash about four A#td Woman Dead. Sww Cement Walt. to a want advertisement in THI Haaii- Prof. C. T. Stone of Long Branch Conrad Gpfermann, Sr,, of English- New Hudson Rivtr Tunneli Bring You Direct to 14th Street is home from a trip to Europe. inches long in his leg. Mrs. Marie Seiller died at the home It goes into 4,400 homes each of her daughter, Mrs. Peter Davison, town, is laying a cement sidewalk in week. — Adv. B. S. Truex is a new policeman in W1U Move to CUMffO. front of hia property. township. William R. Montgomery, who hasat Glendola, last Wednesday. She was eighty years old. Hip Broken In rail (com Train. ton* BfueMY Weda Brooklyn GlrL been in charge of the parafflne works afFarmingdale, will move to Chicago VUlti Bon In HorpltaL Peter Mesler of Allaire fell while Alvin B. Cranmer, son of Isaac fi. alighting from a train last week and •Cranmer of Long Branch, married next month. He will work there for Mrs. D. D. Hall of Keyport visited Bids Wanted, TELEPHONE 245- the same company. her son at Philadelphia last week, his hip was broken. Mist Miriam Neibitt of Brooklyn last Percy Emmona'a New Joh. week. They are spending tiieir honey- BIb« Broken In PalL who is recovering from an operation Percy Emmons of EngUshtown is moon at Albany, and will live at Long Charles E. Brown, a Virginia col- at a hospital there. working in David Richmond's butcher Branch on their return. ored man who has been spending the BUOrt People VUlt In WMt. shop at that place. & PUBLIC SERVICE. ohiia summer with his son at Long Branch, Mr, and Mrs. J. Parker Stephenson Case of Ptomaine Pol«oning-. Bids are requested from contrac- That means we are in business for the benefit of the general public Josephine Henkel, six yean old, fell from a load of hay last week and of Hazlet left last week for Yukon, Mrs. Elizabeth Reynolds of Mana- and can and will accommodate all who wish to order horses and carriagea daughter of Joseph Henkel, a summer broke four ribs. Alaska. They will visit Yellowstone tors to erect and complete one fire for weddings, receptions, card parties, funerals or pleasure riding ; ai8O squan was sick last week with pto- saddle horses, automobiles and moving vans. resident of Avon, fell in a tub of New School Principal. Park on their trip. maine poisoning. boiling water last week and was Auto XUla Bulldog-. We store furniture, trunks, pianos, brfo-ft-bfae, &e., in separate and Abner A. Badger has succeeded house in the Borough of Red Bank, locked rooms. We also do ejcpreBsinK and carting. Contracts made with fatally scalded. The skin peeled from Vernon K. Lawson as principal of the A bulldog belonging to John J, Keyporter* Wed. , Miss Mamie Powers and Joseph business men for storing their merchandise at moderate ratea. her hips, back and legs. Long Branch grammar school. Mr. Lively of Long Branch was killed by N. J.' The "Public Service" is original, planned and formed by oarielves,' BMA of Heart Trouble. Badger has leased Mrs. Charles an automobile last wetk. The dogCurtis, both of Keyport, were married and not handed down by our forefathers, and it i§ all our head-line im- J, W. Melick, proprietor of theMorris's house. was valued at JBO, last Wednesday. Plans and specifications may be plies. "Ward Villa at Asbury Park, died lart Mad Boy BUM Woman. Keyporter In Oreg-on. School Modloal Inapeotor. \ Our new building now in course of construction ia to be three stories i •Wednesday of heart failure. He was Mrs. Mary Nestor, a summer resi- A. R, Dimmick of Keyport, super- Dr. D. E. Roberts has been ap- had at the office of the architect, at hieh. The top floor is to be made in 80 single store rooms. The second 55 years old. Mr, Meliek had lived at dent of Asbury Park, wag bitten by intendent of the Keyport trolley com- pointed medical inspector for the floor IB to have a large room tor trunks and pianos and also a worn for Asbury Park ten years, He>leaves a a mad dog last week. The dog tried pany, is visiting his family at Port- Keyport schools, the corner or Broad and Monmouth bnc-a-brac. The front rooms, on Monmouth street and on Bridge avenue, Widow and five sisters. to bite several other people. It was land, Oregon. are to have a brokerage office, a real estate office and two or more offices finally shot. threateaed to Kill Polloeman. ^ let, The balance will be used for general storage. The. fiprt floor BtTUttglea With Bart»a Wlr«. Two Wt«w Somgsi. Austin P, Cook of Asbury Park was streets. Red Bank, N. J. ill have a garage 30x80 feet, offices lot the firm, elevator; eta. Each • Bichard Blake, a coachman for the With Btealln* Barrel*. Cranmer Bros, of Long Branch will arrested last week for threatening to floor contains 6,500 square feet. There will be a cellar under the office for Knickerbocker cab company at Long John F, Bradley, an Aabury Park build a house for Mrs. Annie Showier kill a policeman. the heating plant and nteterftr Branch, fell on a barbed wire while vegetable dealer, was put under $100 and one lor Mrff. Elizabeth West at W. A, SHOEMAKER, One and all are cordially invited to call and see what Red Bank and 'cUmbing a fence last Thursday and bail last week for stealing and selling Saw Delivery Wagon. that place. W. B. Mount of Inglishtown has vicinity have long needed-a storage warehouse with separate rooms, was strangled to death. He lived in barrels from Vogel Bros.? butchers at New York. that place. Vow Health Inipeotor. bought a new delivery wagon fpr his Architect W«BM !»r« for business, JUST TELEPHONE 245, PUBLIC SERVICE. Shore Dinner at Ooeanport. Thomas Dumeld has resigned as Freehold route. felM Ballard Married. health Inspector at Asbury Park. •-, Miss Anna S. Ballard, daughter of The Long Branch Hebrew free Motel Will be DISBROW & STRYKER, Proprietor.. Dr. Aaron E. Ballard, president of burial association will give a shore Lester Hamblet of that place will •suc- Meirose Inn at Belmar will be re- the Ocean Grove association, was mar- dinner at Johnty Smith's old resort at ceed him. built before next season at a cost of ried last Wednesday to Lloyd Lewis Qeeanport the latter part of this Vateww In Oet« jfoli In City. about 120,000. of New York, formerly of Asbury month. Henry Clark of Matawan is work- Trip to Thon«and l»land». . ' Yeomans Park. Freehold Couple to Wed Today. ing for an architect at New York, He commutes between Matawan and Mr, and Mrs. 1, E, Hutehinson of KMUnrant Man Quit*. Misa Matilda Kerr Graham, daugh- the city. Allentown are on a trip to the Thou- U Contractor and Builder $ SCHOOL SUPPLIES. Michael Sweeney, proprietor of the ter of Mrs, Mary J. Graham, and sand Islands. , tennox lunch room at Aabury Park, Qrover C. Emmons, son of O, E, Bin- Improvement*. Beats from Canoer. OCEANIC, N, J. The Finest Assortment of Pads, Tablets, Blank Books, P«M» closed the restaurant last week and mons, all of Freehold, will be married Nelion S, Olmstead of Long Branch Mrs, Catherine M, Keller of Free- and Pencils. Ruler*, Drawing CompasMW, Inks, Paste > went to Hew York, leaving debts to today. * is raising his kitchen and building a hold died recently of cancer. She wai and Mucilage. Law Blanks* Engraving, Toys, the amount of several hundred dol- bathroom and guest chamber to m$ New otntnt Sidewalk*. ?1 years old. - ?.; Games, Books, Magazines and Newspaper*, lars. Cement sidewalka have been laid,at h'' ' 1 Before you build your new Minirt** Btnooo Home for DenHrt. TOWN DELIVERY. laoa SUahsA. ' Manasquan In front of the properties J 3 houie SEE ME. David Lawrence, an Asbury Park of Mrs. Howard Osborn, Mrs, Irving Rev, W. A.' fcinabirry, pastor of the Dr. Cari McDermott of Long Branch colored man, slashed Joseph Ferreta, Pearce and Mrs. "Elizabeth Davison, Manaaquan Presbyterian church, has will build a stucco and tile house and s •KW MOSELLE, an Italian, across the face last week Died of Qomompttoa. rented the Errickson housa at that dental office. place. Sohoolbotwe Unproved. 34 BROAD STREET, RED with a pen-knife. The two men were William B. Hughes, ion of Edward stories. fighting over .the ownership of a cow. Hughes of Long Bf anch, died Sunday Back from MAlaf Trip. New floors have been laid and other Red Bank, N. Jr., Sept. 3a, 1909. Andrew Lundateri of EngUshtown repairs made to the Manasquan The regular annual meeting of the - Mr*. JFloreno* 8*w«U D«ad. of last week of consumption. Ho stockholders of the Roberts . Safotv Mrs. Florence Lena Sewell, widow 31 years old and was unmarried. returned home last week from a camp- Bchoolhouse. "Water Tube Bollor company will be helii of Arthur Livingston Sewell of Long ing and fishing trip on Raritan bay. In l;he 'office ot the said company in Red XftypoA Houae Sold. Undertaker* WU1 Me«t at Bank, N. J., on Monday, the flrot day of Branch, died Monday of last week. Edward Seabrook of Keyport has Allvnwooa NUn Xft» T^pbalA, The New Jersey Funeral November, 1909. at 10:00 o'clock, A. M RITTER REAL ESTATE RE6J She leaves one daughter, Mrs. Herbert sold a house at that place to Mr. Jaffy- William M. Allen of AUenwood is association will meet at Asbuty.Park for the purppae o( electing offlcerB for Raynes of Great Kills, gtaten Island. veiy wck with typhoid fever. next year. -\ the enauing yttarand forthe-tranBaotlon for OlxL Ol auoh other business as may properly AGENTS titom. »o*op#. Bftok trow V*MtiM, come before the meeting. - •UOU TNKATKR BUIUMNtt. of the WiWwn JackBton, an Aebury Park W. 8. HMTJB, * •*"- ' WdM60Ob«Ui

Aartnr, an old skirt, for ne hopog to taiEe n yoa protfuce one of tnw type? xt u a •r ^^^^r ^^^^^ ^^^^ ' ^^^ ^^^~ ^^^ ^^"^ ^^=^ ^^"^ ^^"^ ^™- ^^^ -^^^- ^^"^ ^^^ ^^^ ^™^ •"• _ ^^™^ _ . ^^ Te-day, dear heart, but juit to-a»y. n«w thing to me, I must study It, 1 The •uriahlne over all. prize In sowing on graduation day, The roan crimsoning the air. Ornndmn 1« holding to tho comic wllf learon the fown over until 1 ana Then Jet the dream and dreamer dla; •upplemcnt with n two hours' grip, one. It« habitat must bo here on Whate'er nhall be, ihall be— Ind littlo Tottip, the baby, Is rocking Broadway." To-day will itlll be thlno and tnlna "I am about to dine here," said my To all aternlty. MonR tho 1>«»Ht flhe enn with the ron' *tnt<* trnnsfprH, T!I!H view l« In-friend. "Come Inside and If there Is * Adlem & Co. Central Shoe Shop, And oh, there Is no glnry, dear. ,ondod to be rcnssurlng. for It is c1*>- urn 11 about town present I will polut When nil the world U rtnne, Thpre li no iplendor laateth out •Irnblo that t few lines of this story him out to you. I know most of the The linking of the •un; be skipi>cd, for It Introduces Htroug regular patrons here." J. L. CACCESE, Prop. There ill no thing that lasts, not one. drink. "I inn not dining yet," 1 said to him. SHOWING OF When we have turnnd to rifty. But this: you loved mo—nil the rc»t 1 went inf) n enfe to—nnd while it "You will excuMO me. 1 am going to 76 MONMOUTH STREET, near Maple Avenue. Fades with tha world away. was being mixed I naked the manDud my mnu about town this night if who grubs up your hot Scotch spoon I have to rake New York from the Bo little while, so little while, us soon us you lay it down what he Battery to little Coney Island." First-claai Shoe repairing promptly and neatly done, This world Khali last for us; There Is no way to keep It, dear. understood by the term, epithet, de- I left the hotel and walked down High-grade Shoes made to order and guaranteed to fit. But Just to apenrt It thus. scription, designation, characterization Broadway. The pursuit of my type New fall Goods. Making Shoes for defective feet a specialty. There la no hand mily stop the sand gave a pleasant savor of life and In- From flowing fast awny, or appellation—viz, a "man about Special attention given to work on Women's Shoos. But who lurna the whole gins,! down town," terest to the air I breathed, I was Women's and Misses' Coats and My new work is all done by hand, no machinury being used. Anil dreams 'tis all to-diiy. "Why," Hiild he carefully, "It moans glad to be in a city so great, so com- Bring in your old Shoos and let mo put them in condition at a 0 fly guy that's wise to the all night plex and diversified. leisurely and with reasonable figure. MAN ABOUT TOWM'. push—see? It's a hot sport that you something of an air I strolled along, Suits, Dress Goods, Waists, with my heart expanding at the AH kinds of polish and laces on hstnd. can't bump to tho rail anywhere be- TIifTc wt'iv- two or three things) that tween tho FIntlrons—see? I guesi thought that I was a citizen of great I wiintctl to know, I do not care that's about what it means." Gotham,* a sharer in ^s magnificence Underwear, &c. CENTRAL SHOE SHOP, nbmit ii IM.VHUT.V. So I began to in- I thanked him and departed, and pleasures, a partaker In its glory quire. , On the sidewalk a Bulvatioii Insslo and prestige. 1 RED BANK, N. J, 76^,Monmouth St., near Maple Ave, , It tiiok inn two weeks to find outshook her contribution receptacle gen- I turned to cross the street. I heard BROAD STREET, RED BANK. wliMt women enrry In dress suit efisos. tly against my waistcoat pocket. something buzz like a bee, and then "Would you mind telling me," 1I took a long, pleasant ride with San- Ami tjifji I howus iii i!Hk why a iflflt- tos-Dumont, •tore closet at 6 P. M., .xe.pt Satunlar. troHS is inailo In two nieces. This Be- asked her, "If you erer meet with the character commonly denominated as 'u When I opened my eyes I retnem- iiH query was at first received with man about town' during your daily bored a smell of gasoline, and I said suspicion bocniiNc it Bounded like a wanderings?" aloud, "Hasn't It passed yet?" conundrum. I was at last assured "I think I know whom you mean," A hospital nurse laid a hand that OBEY THE LAW. that its double form of construction she answered, with a gentle smile. was not particularly soft upon my was designed to make lighter the bur- "We see them in the same places brow that was not at nil fevered. A young doctor came along, grinned and Allen's Hardware Store, All vehicles are required to carry lights den of woman, who makes up bods, night after night. They are the dev- 1 was so foolish ns to persist, bogging il's bodyguard, and If tho soldiers of handed mo a morning newspaper, at night. any army are as faithful as they are "Want to see how It happened?" he 102 WEST FRONT STREET, Cor, of Maple Aftmue. their commanders are well served. asked cheerily, I rend the article. Ita We have suitable lamps for this pur- We go among them, diverting a fewheadlines began where 1 heard the —^^ pennies from their wickedness to the buzzing leave off the night before. It pose from $2,50 up. Lord's service." closed with these lines: Heavy Hardware. She shook the box again, and I drop- —"Bellevue hospital, where it was ped a dime into it. said that his Injuries were not seri- T Round Iron, Square Iron, Iron Tire, Steel Tire, In front of a glittering hotel a friend ons:" He appeared to'be a typical ma*n Iron, Scroll Iron, Hoop Iron; Horse BhoesrHoMe Shoe of mine, a critic, was climbing from about town." Nails, Rasps, Files, Tire Bolts, Carriage Bolts, Axles Bolt a cab. He seemed at leisure, and I put my question to him. He answered Plowerg Without Foliag-o. Ends, Turn Buckles. Reduction Sale of Carriages. me conscientiously, as I was sure he One of the most extraordinary flow, f Machine Bolts, Lag Screws, Hubs, Spokes, Bims, would. era in cultivation Is Hall's amarylliB, Shafts, Curtain Material, Enamel Duck Drills, Etc. We are making a big reduction in price of all "There is a type of 'man about which reverses the order of nature by town' in New York," he answered. blooming in midsummer without any stylet of pleasure carriages we have in stock. "The term is quite familiar to me, but foliage. Ordinary bulbs bloom in 1 don't think I was ever called upon to nprfni and rest in lummer, but Hall's Now is the time to buy. define the character before. It would amaryllis suddenly appeari out of the be difficult to point you out an exact bare ground during the dry leason. J. TRAFFORD ALLEN, Prop., specimen. I would say offhand that This extraordinary plant has fra^ it Is a man who bad a hopeless case grant, rosy lilac flowers which are; 1OZ West Front Street, Cor. of Maple AvenueT of. the peculiar New York disease of banded with, yellow. In the spring wanting to see and know. At 0 o'clock the leaves "make their growth, die RED BANK. N. J. each day life begins-with him. Hedown, and after a long interval of Telephone 181, Red Bank. J. W. MOUNT CO., follows rigidly the conventions of reat the flower atalka. apEear with _thf. r itrange effect here described,' Cor* Maple Avenue and White Street, of poking bis nose Into places where he does not belong he could give point- Subscribe for THE REGISTER. $1.50 ers to a civet cat or a jackdaw. He is a yew1, — Advr RED BANK, N. J. tho man who has chased Bohemia about the town from rathskeller to iiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiimMininiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiii A SALVATION liAHSIE SHOOK HEB BUTIQN HBCBITAOLB, roof garden and from Hester street to Harlem until you can't find a place in iJj^^ty-.^SeJe^^ey-^OB!f--eut~jtheiii IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW, ju two equal pieces, Whereupon I was spaghetti, with n knife. Your 'man shunned. about town' has done that. He is al- What a. Heap of Happiness It Would ""^BHSfftSTitBiLBank Homes I the fount of knowledge was enlighten- He is cariosity, impudence and omnl- SUCCESSORS OF ment concerning the character known presence, Hansoms were made for Hard to do housework with an ach- as "a man about town," He was more him and gold banded cigars and theing back. Appetizing and refreshing vague in my mind than a type should curse of musio at dinner. There are bo. We must have a concrete idea of not so many of him, but his minority Brings you hours of misery at leisure TAYLOR & MACKENZIE. anything, oven if It be an imaginary, report is adopted everywhere. or-at work. Nutritious and healthful Manufacturers of and dealers in aU kinds of Cement Build- Idea, before wo can comprehend it,. ..."I'm Jfifld ..yovubrpugbt up. If women.only knew the causa—that gpatr'ttoltow •Butldinf Blocks; Lintils," Bills,' Water Now, I have a mental picture of ject. I've felt the Influence of this Tables, Coping, Freize, Pillars, Columns, Capitals, Chimney John Doe that is as clear as a steel nocturnal blight upon our city, but I Backache pains come from sick kid- Zenith of Brewing perfection Blocks, Fancy Gate Posts, Fence Posts, Sidewalks, Curbs, engraving. His eyes are weak blue, never thought to analyze It before. 1 neys, Gutters, FleersrH;t&—A4sQ-Sement-ShiiTgtertrnti Brick, Broken— -he-wears a—brown—rest and,a shiny lean see now that your 'man about 'Twould save much heedlesB woe. Stone andJSravel. block serge coat, he stands always town' should have been classified long Portland Cement, Building Sand, Gravel and Broken Stone in tho sunshine chewing something, ngo. In his wake spring up wine Bean's Kidney Pills cure sick kid- for sale. and he keeps half ghutting his pocket- ngonts and cloak models, and the or-neys. System re-constructor .As General Contractors, will give estimates for entire con- knife and opening it again with his chestra plays 'Let's All Go Up to Red Bank people endorse this: struction of Houses and other Buildings, of any material; do thumb. And, if the man higher up is Maud's' for him by request instead of ever found, take my assurance for it Handel.— He makes-hlB-rouncls every Mrs, A_j!._CUxtgn,jB5 Borden tsOmt, Red Bank. Convalescency assisted -the work and-furnlsh the best matefiaravailable. N. J., sayii "I cannot speak toohighl y of Dean's he will be a large, pale man with blue evening, while you and I see the ele- Kidney Pills, u I know that they are a reliable Plans and specifications furnished, or will estimate upon kidney remedy. For some time I was annoyed by l wristlets showing under his cuffs, and phant once a week. When the cigar severe pains through my back, accompanied by an Aids weak digestion •fae-wili-fce*' -sitting—to- annoyance from the kidney secretions, I was so Come and see us when you are ready to build. impressed with tHe reports BBout ey polished within sound of a bowling familiar with his ground, and walks Pllli that I decided to try them and procured a box alley, and there will be somewhere away immune, while you and I search at 0, A. Hinton & Co,'i drug Btore. They soon Nature's natural tome ^ 47-51 Shrewsbury Avenue, proved that they were not misrepresented in the about him turquoises, among the, presidents for names and least, going directly to the cause of my te>uble But the canvas of my imagination, among the stars for addresses to give and disposing of it. Doan'i Kidney Pills should RED BANK. N, J, be given a trial by everyone afflicted with kidney Exhilarating and delightful when It came to limning the manthe desk sergeant." complaint." Telephone 9-L. . , about town, wns blank, I fancied that My friend the critic paused to ac- ho had a detachable sneer (like the quire breath for fresh eloquence. I For sale by all dealers. Price BO cents, Restorerof health and happiness smile of tho Cheshire cat) and at-seized my advantage, Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York,* tached cuffs, and that wns all, where- "You have classified him," I cried upon I asked a newspaper reporter with joy. "You have painted his por- sole agents for the United States. Re- about him. trait in tho gallery of city types. But member the name—Doan's—and take Bottled exclusively by us. For sale at all leading hotels FINE FRUITS! "Why," snid he, "a man about town I must meet one face to face. I must no other. in bottles only. Ask for it Is something between a rounder and a clubman. He isn't exactly—well, he FRESH VEGETABLES! fits In between Mrs. Fish's receptions j j 12 W. Front Street, Tel. 15-J. RED BANK, N. J. :; and private boxing bouts. He doesn't -AT- —well, he doesn't belong to the Lotos •••••• ••••••••••••*••+••#. club or to the Jerry MeGeogheghnn .»•••••• Galvanized Iron Workers'.Apprentices' Left' Hook Chowder association. I WILLIAM O BRIEN. LOUIS PRATE'S, don't exactly know how to describe Health him to you. You'll see him every, YOU'LL BE SURPRISED TO SEE where there's anything doing. Yes, Practical P/umber, Steam and Gas Fitter, BROAD STREET, RED BANK. BOW YOUNG YOU MOB WHEN I suppose he's a type. Dress clothes YOUR HAIR IS RESTORED TO every evening, knows the ropes, calls ITS NATURAL COLOR. No. S9 rront Street, Red Bank, N. J. every policeman and waiter in town There't BO acme/for umighily mvf or Ocean Avenue, Seabrlght, N. J. by their first names: No, he never faded bur, II raaket you look old whin travels with the hydrogen derivatives. you'ro not—it's** unsightly and emb«n-M«ng. We keep not only a complete assortment You generally see him alone or with Hay'* Hair Health will bring back the natu- another man." ral color and beaut]', ond make your ban :! Steam Pumps and Windmills Put Up. of the finest foreign and tropical fruits, but bright, luxuriant and full d youthful vuality. My friend the reporter left mo, and Stop, dwidniff and falling out. Purely vege- 1 wandered farther afield. By this time table sad hannlew—not a dye. also the finest fruits and vegtables produced the 3,120 electric lights on the Rialto $1 AND BO BOTT wore alight. People passed, but they mufb ad happed bands, and aU akin diseases. Terra Cotta Pipe and Fittings, on Monmouth county farms. held mo not. raphlan eyes rayed upon Keeps ikla flm and ioft, KcAnggltta, Send me and left mo unscathed. Diners, &forfrMtaeW"ThBCawItllttl«&.forfrMtaeW, ' "Th Care of tha Hair." helmgangers, shopgirls, confidence men, Pbllo Hay Spec Co., Newark, N. J, panhandlers, actors, highwaymen, mil- lionaires and outlanders hurried, skip- Cooper, Vanderveer, Mlnton, Schroe- Orders may be given by Telephone, ped, strolled, sneaked, swaggered and der's Pharmacy. Benrrted by me, but I took no note of No, 108-J. them. I knew them nil. 1 had read their hearts; they had served. I want- GOODS DELIVERED, ed my man about town. Ho was a PACKARD type, and to drop him would be an Meen* THOROUGH error-a typogrnph. But, no, let us in everythiiiK psrtalnine to businoaa educa- continue. I BEAD THE ABTJC1B " tion. , • • Large Stock Constantly on Hand at Lou/eft Market Prices,

Let us continue with a moral di- • * t******** *•* ******** * * *********************t**^**t i- study the man about town at first &••• gression. To BOO n family reading the hand. . Where aball I find him? How ALL COMMERCIAL BRANCHES Sunday paper gratlfles. The •eetioni INDIVIDUAL DWIRUCTION shall I know him?" Enter at any ttai without dinadvimtB»a, have boon sopnratod. Papa Is earnest- Without seeming to hear me the BUNGALOW LOTS FOR SALE ly scanning the page tuat.pietureB the 1 NOSOLICITOHS critic went on—and his cab driver THe PucKard reference AT LOW PRICES, (Ea»y terms tf desired) young lady exercising before an open was waiting for nis fare tooi COAL AND WOOD. window and bending—but there, there! "Ho is the sublimated essence of is the PacKurd record (Formerly Culer E*tate) Mamma Is Interested in trying to guess 51 years of faithful work the missing letters in the word N—w butt In; the refined, Intrinsic extract ., Fronting on two branches SHREWSBURY RIVER To—k. The oldest girls nro eagerly of rubber; the concentrated, purified, FALL TERM OPENS SEPT. 7 Thi» property U being developed Into * colony to be eonipoied en- perusing the' financial reports, for a.irrefutable,. unavoidable spirit of curi- W. N. WORTHLEY, of Bungalowt. Far plan* and particular*, addreo. certain young man remarked last Bun- osity And inquisitiveness. A new sen- Packard Commercial School •flfty night, thai he had taken a flier Insation la the breath In his nostrils; Fourth AT. nod 23d St.. New YoHt. anfc 8EABRIGHT sbury River Bungalow Colony, Owners, Q., X, and z, •wuilc, the eighteen-year- when his experience Is exhausted he Subway station «t tho door , - old ion, who attends - a New York explores new fields With the lndefa- Speclml commutetlon r»te? on at N, J. S, K, R. and vrmm, KM Bank; Front -LL—i ... "ASBURYPARK. Phon.422 Ugablllty of a"— . , Rod Bank; tfertet, Sttferight, ' public school, is absorbed. In the PAOKABO i JBdHOOL. article describing how to upafcft aye? me,", I lfttPtEPpted, ."but can -r. ;-•*:' TRUSTEE SALE. 8, AWGA FACTS AMOVT MOTHEB Special Notice COUNSBLLOftA AT I UNlTr.l"> HTATKH rUSTUH'T ('Oi:i OAea «D«r Bnad and Ftwit roll Till: IHHTlUt'T «»K NKW RID BANK. N. J. •a Cannot Und*rat*nd WTiy TUlfl Dll- Folnti of XntarMt OonoaniiBf TbU Won- RELATING TO NUISANCKS U Bo Oharaot.rUad by all W1H, ul appear Whan Mot In Constant Via. d»rful Qloba, 1 I ENRY M. NEVIUS, •a Admlta It, In thn M*lt«T of IN THE Our dear old, earth which iceim Untrimmed Felt Hats | IAM.Y, {_ XL COUN8E1XOCOU1X R AT LAW, "Did you ever notice." aBked the tha- ANDTHAlilNl, AH J. *. W,K, UUUKl.lN, Bendrieksok n UKx-kKk, fMftStt t "lira," said Mn, BilHopB, "when immovable and lolid as wu go about Linnkruut, ,' Township of Shrewsbury. RKD BANK, N. J. oriBt, "how a thing will diiappear If 1 I have the money for a now our dally work or travel over Its fur- My vlilui' uf mi iiiilci of Ilif Unit il Nuliyinciw within th« township of Shrewrturj you don't use it for awhile? Leave J, I Htiiti'M liJxlrU't I'uiirt fur the iilNtrkl of I^REDERICK W. HOPE, rowRd iiirfane, Ii yet Bplnnlug. and •re hereliy ilt'ttnud and declsrisl to ha, «nd Lh«T 1 " It around your room for awhile and ,1, l Ni'W JiThiy tint niilisi Tiber, iruHtci' of gh«!| Includu and embrare: ,w-~ X COUNSELLOR AT LAW, rolling, and swaying in complex but Outing Hats jt | tliu utuivu iiiiiui'ii liiuikrupt, will Offleea corner Broad and Kront Strwta, | "Well, Elizabeth," Mre. BilltopB re- It will vanish," 1, The |)l«cinif or diii««iting In or upon anf ied, cheerfully, "I couldn't give it to orderly motion. Its axial rotation I to milu ut luilillc \t>iiiluu oil l'UiNHS- »tre«t or alley, or in or upon any public or prlvat* B«o BAHE. N, J. mm "Easy enough," said the practical gives ua day and night. Its circuit "liliAV tin- SIXTH JiAV uf ui'ToHKH, propcrt)' in uiis tuwnahip. mny (ip»d animal or mnj ou just now, but I can let you have man. "The (tirvant swoops It into X^KNH TIllH'SANn NINK lIUNUltKli part of th« mine, or »ny Ji»d flub, or any part of VDMUND WILSON, round the sun brings the ut-aBous and for die .I# I ilini NINK, lictsvi'i'ii tha IIDUTM uf twelvo tho umr. (ir tilth from jirivlfworeoiiBpiiol* or «aU;h . next week." the wa«tcbaikeL" '"' ' mill livo li'i'lurk, 1'. M., to wit: At inin banlliaor rubblih uf uny kind or description, or anj I J COUNSBLLOB AT LAW, ["Next week!" Bold Mri, BilltopB, the year. Tho circling of the polos o'clock upon tin1 iiri'inlHi'H ut riiuhinx, huuiui or kitchi'n slops or Karbiutc manurs a RED BANS, K. J "Not at all," aald the theorist. ','Try produces the procoBBlon of tho equi- Moniiioutli County, New .Ii-rsi'v. •w«M>pinKn (pruvitlni that gtablu manuns and oLher OfflcM : 10 EAST Vuont STmiarr. wing the worda but giving them a the experiment of having two of any- All tin! i'liuul iiiiills iili'ii iiiii'-hiilf imit manuro ni*y lw UMMI as a ferlilUer), or any foul of noxes. The planets perturb In its Fall Season, offensive or obnojtiou* matter or iub»Urics what- A LSTON BEEKMAN^ a#what different twlit,- saying them thing and uae one, and the other will (if nil tliONi? ri-rtuiii tiiii'tH or jiiii ri'ln of bitterly not Barcaitically, but In courses. The plain of its orbit swaya land and pri'mlson with tins 1 ever, X k, COUNSELLOR AT LAW, disappear. I mislaid my pocketknife up and down, and its perihelion Is thereon, hiTi'ltiiiftiT iitirtkuiliirly 2, Any full or Iraky privy vault, ceaspool or othei Notary Public, Supreme Court fiiniW*. aort of sighing, weary tone. She id. Bltiuiti'. lyliiK mill liolnK I" I hi* town- receptacle for filth, Offices 9 Broad Mint, RED BAKE, N. J. a few weeks ago and bought another. 1 ltinuod: slowly shifted. The moon swings it Hhip of Atiiritli , iti tho county uf Mon- 3, AllowiiiBor permitting any night soil, nrba(« I found my old one that night and car- around a center of gravity common mouth anil StiiU; of Now Jersey, unil or other offensive or decomposlnK solid or fluid P|R. HERBERT E. WILLIAMS, "Ezra, do you know that you have ried both in my pocket for awhile, al- purtlculurly lutil down iiiid (iiwiibeil on matter or Bubstanct! to leak or ooie from any cart aaying next week to me ever to both, while tho sun and all our sys- ii "Map of tliii doniiiln of lhn North or wagon or venal'] in which the same may be con- LJ SURGEOUn!vcrnltyN oDKNTISTf v . ways using tho new one. In the course tem speeds onward to some far distant Miss A. L Morris, Amttrlcun 1'lnilunx, nn divided Into veyed or carried, m^—m Office Days In Red Bank: Monday, W ice we were married, lo-and-so many of time the old one vanished—van- furiiiH tinil lotw airardlnfj to u. Hiirvesy 4, The carrying or eonveyins through any atrMt and Saturdays; Tuesday erenlngmffanTM \e&ra ago?"—Mil, BilltopB mentioned goal, And if the bright star In the nimlf! by Alfrod WiillltiK Sept. lNfiB,1' any substance which has b«!n removed from anj 120 Broad Street, Red Bank, N, J. ished magically from my pocket," Taurus la the central point round which Huld Mnp 1H on Illo In tho Mem.privy vault or cesspool, unions the name shill b» Ike number, but It isn't neoeasary to "You dropped it," said the practi- which this vast orbit sweeps then Al* 66 B WO AD STREET, mouth County Clerk's oiHio ut l-'reeliolj inclosed in Blr-ti((ht barrt!lj,or in a perfectly tight . W. M. THOMPSON, Into all these minor details here— n.H IjotM numbered Twelvo it-), Thlr- and properly cover«l wBgon, DENTAL SURGEON, cal man. cyona is the center of the universe tt'on (13), Kourteen (14), KUhteon (IS), 5, All caj-tlnir of irarbjure through the streets of land that n«t week has never come? the towriRhip except between tho hours of sunset Over Fntoffice, Sad Baak. K. , "Why didn't I drop the new one?" for us. Near Monmouth, Nineteen (19), Twenty (20), Twenty-one, Hours 8-4 ^ou were going to get me horses and (21), Twenty-four (U4), Thirty-nine and six A. u. asked the theorist "And why la It As far as astronomers can judge (30), l'lot A. and C, of parcel Number 6, The burning of any matter or iubitance ^hich carriage; yes, sir, I waa going to always that way? I had a new key Forty-one (41), Tho whole containing shall emit, or cause, or produce, or cast off anj T"|R. J. D, THROCKMORTON, this motion through the vast abyss of RED BANK, N. J. Ninety and twenty-two one hundredths foul or obnoxiouB, or offensive, or hurtful, or an. J--' DENTAL SURGEON, ire a carriage, sure, and a fine house noyin-B (taa. Bmoko, gteam or odor, Of rici: made for my office desk, under the im-interstellar space is at the rate of nrrOH, id beautiful clothe!. You were go- pression that there was something Directly Opposite tho PoHtofflce. LotH Numbers 13. 13 nnd M contain. 7, The casting or iitKharBihg Into th'e Sh No, r, Broad Street, Sed Bank, N. to make me happy, you said, and about a million miles a day, and it is ! Ing tojretiipr two and nfty-Liglit one- bbur y or NiNsvcuink, ork Sout h Shrewsburb yri river,o r R © ma everything that heart could wrong with the old one. There wasn't. in the direction of the constellation liundrcdttis acres. into any Ktreajn in this township, or on the bound- FRANK L. MANNING. I carried both of them on a ring. Aft Lot Number 15, contnintng' six andary lino of this township, any substance which ku D • SURGEON DENTISTL in, Hercules. The motion through space sixty-four one-hundredths acres. been removed from any vault, cesspool or pink, of RED BANS, N. 1. er awhile the old one, which 1 didn't is believed to be away from Argus any offal or other refuse, liquids, or solids, by tmj Broad Btroct. opposite Ford h Miller's, "Where, Ezra," Mrs. Billtops went Lot Number IN, containing thirteen pipes or othorwtaa. use, vanished off the key ring, and toward Hercules, Some have Thirteenth Year, and sixty-two one-hundredthR acreM, 8. Any and every nuisance as above defined if •miling herself now as she re- "At home I use an eyeshade for thought that Alcyona in the Pleiades Lot Number IB, containing thirtoen hereby prohibited and forbidden within the town, lied the catalogue of luxuries which and nfty-ilvo orie-hundrodtlia acres. ihip of Shrewsbury, and any peraon making, ortnt- DENTIST. reading at night I had two, oneis somewhere near the center of the Lot Number 20, containing twenty- inf, causing-, maintaining or permitting any of Room 14. Second National Bank BaUdbtg. »hen they were married brave Bira Leroy Place, Red Bank, three and twenty-seven one.hundredths R«a BAMK, N, J light and one heavy. Lately I have vast circuit swept over by the sun ncroH, said nuisanyea shall forfeit and pay a penalty of going to give her, but which he been using the heavy one alone, keep- Lot Number 21, containing eight and twenty-five dollars. never given, "where are those and his attendant worlds. If this is The above la an extract from the ordinances at . WILLIAM ROSE, ing the light one in a drawer. To-day true, that beautiful star as it silently twenty une-hunclredtliH acres.1 th« bt«rd of health of Shrewsbury township,an d DENTIST, that I was so surely going to I opened the drawer and found the Lot Number 24, containing eight and tte tame will be thoroughly enforced. Successor to Dr. R. F. Borden, Have I horses and a carriage? twinkles in the constellation Taurus Tbe Shrewsbury Academy twenty one.hundredths acres. ALBERf L. lYlNS, Gu administered, light one gone. Do you think the maid becomes of surpassing interest to Lot Number 39, containing- eight and President of the Board of Health, 90 BROAD STREET, RED BANK, N. J. fine house? Beautiful clothes? twenty-five one-hundredtha aeres. A, C, HAHEUION. Seeretary. opened the drawer so as to find some, mankind. Plot A, containing three and twenty- ire I any of the splendid things you thing to sequester for the waste- will begin the Fall term nine one-hundredths acrei. A 0, HURLEY, Plot C, containing two and sixty-two EW YORK AND LONG BRANCH Ai SURVEYOR AANK D CONVEYANCER. promised me, that you were going basket?" QHATED OS JXJBTTS FEELINGS. 116 Bridge Avenue. RED BAMI. N. J, i giT« me ? one-hundredtha acres. N RAILROAD, With George Cooper for fifteen "Bosh!" said the practical man. Monday, September 20, Also all the equipment, machinery, Stations In New York i Central R, R. of New "Has it not always been next week, Lawyer's Oratorial Flight Sid Not Help tools, engines, boilers and implementa "Try It,", said the theorist. Primary, (intermediate and collegiate of every kind and description now con-Jersey, foot Liberty Street and West 28d Street; flR. B. P. KING, jort week, that these things wire go- m > •» — mtm Ottimt. tained In and upon th« premisea afore- Pennsylvania Railroad, foot of Cortlandt Street, VfiTERINARY SURGEON classes. (French and German. Young said and heretofore used in connection iJ VETERINARY to come, but have they ever BLOSSOMS THAT DO HOT MIX. According to an Indiana lawyer, the with the canning; factory of said bank- DeibroiHei Street mnii Wart 23d Street LTTTLE SILVER, NEW JEBSEY, leT" And again Mrs. Bill tops smiled verdict of the jury in a case tried in lady graduates admitted to Wellesley rupt, and including also S2B hot-bed On and after June 27Ui, 1909, Hones boarded winter and summer and tw»t*d lewn upon him as she thought to her- Florlat Telli of a Few IMafi He Ha« and Mount Holyoke colleges by the cer- sash, 30 bagH of fertillEer, one mowing TRADTS WILL LEAVE RED BANK, free of charge. that state was distinctly influenced by machine and other farm Implements, For New York, 6 66,6 86 (Mondays only), 8 46, 710, |i«lfl "Horses? Carriages? A fine Learned in Kli •n.ai&eu, an unfortunate break made by atificate of the Principal. Boys ad. 6,000 peach baskets, 300 tomato crates, 712, 726, 740, 103, 122, S2S, 842, 920, 953, EO, D, COOPER, louse? Beautiful clothes? Why, I'm The florist frowned as he took up mitted to several colleges in same way. 2 cows, 1 heifer, 4 horses, 200 bushels 10 46, 11 45 a, m.S 12 00 noon, 1 61, 160, 4 05 G CIVIL EENGDIEIR. avla& a bard time getting aoney youthful attorney in his closing ad- of shelled corn, hay, &c, &c. 4 17, 4 80, 6 12, 7 25, 7 S3, 9 0i (Saturdays only), SneceiOT tto Geo, Cooperp, , 0. E, , an order for a table decoration, "That dresa. The entire plant, consisting of the 9 67, ii 00 p. m. Sundays, 7 68, 9 48,1162 a, m,; Postofflce BuMing. BED BAKBAK ^ N. J, lesough to buy a new hat!" will never do," he muttered. After real estate and personal property afore- 4 46, 8 03, 6 60, 810, i 4& 9 04 967 p, m, The defense put forward had been H, C. TALMAGE, A. M., said, will be first offered for sale as aFor Perth Amboy, Elizabeth and Nrwart 6 66, JACOB C, SHUTTb, •:WeUf Elizabeth," said Mr. BilltopB, calling up the customer and suggest- that the defendant was an imbecile whole, the trustee reserving to himself 6 46, 7 10 (except Perth Amboy), 7 12lperth |and he was smiling, too." I haven't Principal. the right to reject any or all bids there- Amboy only), 7 40 (Newark only), 7 66 <«- ** AUCTIONEER. ing a change, he told hia new clerk ^ and consequently was unable to dis- for, and immediately thereafter offer cept Perth Amboy), §03, S22 (Newark only), Speciap l atttioattentionn (fe(fiven to Ralea of farm sstockt , Jven you all those things that I wasfew things. tinguish between right and wrong. In the said rea,l estate and personal prop- 1 42 (Newark only), 9 20, 9 68,11 46 tPerth Am- farm implementilt a and othe hr personall property. to give you, that I wanted to erty for sale separately or In lots or boy only) a. m,; U 00 noon, 161. 2 60 (except P, O, Address. 191 Broad itwet. Red Iwak. "You must never take an order that his summing up the young lawyer parcels. Perth Amboy), 4 05 (ejteapt Perth Ambdy), Telephone 284. you, and that I surely expected calls for a mixture of mignonette and Terms and conditions will bo made 4 30, 612 (except Perth Amboy), 7 26 (except made clever use of this point; but, Perth Amboy), 7 33, 8 OS (Satonlays only), ENRY OSTENDORFP, [I would be able to give you, that is roses," he laid. "A centerpiece of when about to close, expressed him- known on day of sale. 967 (exeept Perth AmboF), U00 («ecpt [true; but you see things didn't turn The property may be seen any day NkNewark) ) p. m. SundayaSd , 7 68S, 8 4848, HU B 2( (ex> H those two flowers wouldn't last half self in this extraordinary manner: Telephone 22T7-W. IKES BANK, N. J. before the sale, cept Perth Amboy) a. m,; 4 46 (except Perth Tuner and Repairer of KanoB and (out exactly as I expected they would. through the luncheon. They simply "Gentlemen of the jury, gaze upon WILLIAM R, STEVENS, Amboy), 6 0S (except Perth Amboy), 8 60 Organs. '1 didn't earn as much as I expect- Trustee, (ejeeept Perth Amboy), 8 10 (Newark ooW, wilt one another. I don't know why, this unfortunate defendant, Regard, Post Office, Eatontown, N. J. S4B (except Perth Amboy), 9 08, 9 67 (except Office, de la Rcuissme's jewelry storf. BrosdHU fed to, for one thing; and then, with all but they can't get along together. gentlemen, that receding forehead, General Contracting, Grading Dated Aug. 26, 1909. Perth Amboy) p. m. Red Bank. N. J. L economy, my Jear».italwayi,cost WILSON & SMOCK. For Long Branch, Asbury Park, Ocean Groye, —"It4i4rue of naany^flowers. Fansles, the significant angle of those ears, and Carting. Attorneys, Point Pleasant and intermediate itationi, 1 IB L, EDWARDS, [•ni more to live than we had expected; for Instance, last twice as long^s if (Mondaya exeepte4), F27, 810, "9 46. 102 ,W, „ • COmiSELLOCOUMaRLLOR AT LAW- - and then the children came; and so the lack-luster expression of those a. m.; 1210, 1246, 1 52. 2 62, 3 49, 4M, 4 60, LONG BRANCH, N. j., (Pottofllee Building). they are not combined with any other eyea. Need I remind the gentlemen BIS, 840,647. 822, 633, 740. 827p. m. Sun- EATONTOWlf, N, J., (AdyertijepBnildlnit). all the time It coit JHrst-cIasa teams. Try us on your ,. daya, 1 lBr-4 6a O SB, 10 85,^0^4, 1113 j.- m,; -of-tfairiuTy"tot these are~nnmistak-- 1210, 5 27, 8 4% 10 00 p.m. •WILLIAM COOKCROFT, liaps I didn't save aa Ishould have violeta. Jonquils and daffodils, on the able evidences of Nature's deprivation heavy carting. SUNDAY TRAtNS DO NOT STOP AT ASBUBY done, and so I couldn't give you soother hand, seem to get a new lease of the power to distlnguiBh right from Notice is hereby given that the PAEK OR OCEAN GROVE. Corporations with Stock Certificate* many things that I would have liked of life If you combine considerable F. E. PRICE, President, For Freeltold Via Matnwnn, 80S, 920a, m.; 1200 Bonds. Seals. Ac. wrong? Ignorant of this distinction noon, 1 61, 4 SO, 8 12 p. m, Sundayi, 9 48 a. m.i Telephone 209, RED BANK. N. J. to gire. green with them. Carnations will go between right and wrong, gentlemen TTTfTTfTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTfTTT law requiring the removal of briers. 4 45. 908p.m. haye_not put off getting these =Au=. -o{~ti«=4uryr~-how. can—this.-poor, Jnu, TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK FOR RED BANK D ED BANK NURSES' DIRECTORY becausei I wanted to, but- be- with roses, alttough toerose s do net weeds *^ T1iHinTwp*iinp» fDUILUIHU,t data and Xtorte*. as a national institution many years covered in an action upon contract be- NEW JERSEY CENTRAL Nt Haven, N. J. Ttl. i-W, ——m i * —— ago, the adoption coming about mere, chairman of the convention, impressed We write all kinds of insur- What Deep Broatliinff Sid. by his honesty, announced the matter fore any justice of the peace of the TRAINS LEAVE BED BANK. ly by way of a popular choice. It is before the whole aaaemblaie—the re- county at the -suit of such township Per New York, Newark and Eltaab«th at B 66, I had suffered, several* days and a common flower all over Europe, but rance, representing none but the committee. 6 46. 726, 7 56 (Newark only), 803, •828, "nights from severrporn-resultlng from- sult being not only that the man who 8 20, *10 46. 1145 a. in.- 12 00, 2 80. *417. 4 80, iiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiliiiiH faffier niofe prolific in Germany than had the change coming toTim let the 7 26.7 88, tB 08, 11 00 p. m. Sunday!, 7 6ft 1162 rheumatlsm and neuralgia. The relief la any other of the countries graced The; township committee of a. m.; 4 48, 6 60,_a 48, 9 M p. n. afforded by all suggested home reme. boy have It, but a collection of $19.30 best companies. POT FreenoUl mm Matawftn at 8 OS, 9 20 a, m.1 diea had been only temporary. My by it, waa taken up for him by the dele- Shrewsbury township suggests that 1200,430 p.ra. Sundaym,7 68a,in.U4B,908 I N. VOORHEESi Botaniits tell us that there are no p.m. neck was raw from a mustard plaster gates. Some one shouted that the this work of removing the brush, For Lakewood, lakehurit, ftc., at 8 47,1106 a. m.: blister. I'd slept poorly several nights less than 350 varieties of the corn youngster should be made state treas- 2 67, 4 42, 6 01 P. m. SunoiiFi, 9 27, U 08 a. m,; SASH, DOOM flower to be found, but the plant that S 40 p. m. from pain, Again It was night. I was urer, and by unanimous vote the con- briers and weeds from the highways For Atlantic City, 6 47,11 06 a. nj. 4 42 p. m. Son- quivering with pain and unable to rise Is found in profusion in tho realms vention recommended htm for ijhlel rfavB. II 06 a. m.; 3 40 P. m. AND BLINDSr of the kaiser is said to be the most of the township be done during the For Vineland, Bridnton, 4c, 8 47 a. m,; 2 57 p. m'. to a sitting posture. To turn from page in the legislature,- Hendrickson & Stout, For Toma River and Barnent at 6 47, H 06 a. m,; Stoop Enclosures, Storm back to side, or vice versa, was ago- beautiful of all. The Germans admire months of July and August, if possi- 2 67, 6 01 p. m. Sundays. 9 27 a, m, Suh, Etc. nizing, I did not wish to call any of it for the richness of its wreath-like * NNee wo Yorkk only, t Saturdays onlyly.. lev "Tort Bonne Oaot Owned by W. O. BMLBMLUBU , WW. 0. HOPS, the family, knowing their duties for circle of outer florets and the splen- 60-62 Broad Street, ble, in order that the township high- The old house standing on tha cor. Vice Prea. and Gen'l Mgr, Oen'l PUSH. Aat the following day. How I longed for dors of its deep azure tints as it opens ways may be free from such en- 6t Went and Witll Streets, sleep! Then I remembered reading to the sun, ner of Batavla and RooBevelt Btreets, Red Bank, N. J, New York, one of the few bulldinga OH BULB TO BAB OBEDITOKB. Red Bank, New Jmmg. somewhere that deep, abdominal At one time German scientists at- croachments during the remainder AdmLnintrator'a, 4c., Notice. breathing persisted in would induce tributed certain medicinal properties left Intact as a relic of colonial times, Tel. 247-L. Jacob Leuppio and Elizabeth L. Chndwick. ad- iiiinnniiiitmiuMi is about to be torn down to make way of the season, and also in order that minlstrator» with will annesrf of. William I* sleep. I resolved to try it. Assuming to tha corn flower, and its blue bios- Chail wick, deceased, by order of the Surrog-ato of TOWN8HCP BOAHD OF H£JXTH. a position as comfortable as possible horns were used also to some extent for an apartment house. The house, the weeds, etc., be prevented from the County of Monmouth. hereby give notice to a bit altered, has been standing since the creditors of the Mid deceased to brinK in their The regular meettnifB of tho ShreTrstmry TwWn- under the circumstances, I began deep, in domestic dyeing, but latterly these debts, demands and claims against the estate of ahlp Board of Health will be held on the flratan* abdominal breaths. My head soon be- properties are not so much credited the middle of the eighteenth century. PAINTING. going to seed. Should the brush, said deceased, under oath or affirmation, within third Thnrndays of neb month, at 4*0 t, it, at It is one of the tandmarke of the nine months from the TENTH DAY OF AU-the Town Hal] on Monmonth street. Bad Bank. came light, or, rather, dizzy; my body to it. briers, weeds, etc., not be removedGUST, 1909, or they will be forever barred of anr Persona having complaints to make wfll pnMot relaxed. After a few minutes I was Although Germany lays claim to Fourth ward. In the year 1771 King action therefor ajrainst the Hid administrators. them to the secretary In wrtttoff. ABRAM T, BBNNETT, asleep. After a nap I awoke, squirmed the finest of the species, America may George Ufa bought the house and prop- 10 Percent saved by having during the time set forth by law, the &Q, JACOB LEUPPIE, erty for the sum of £75. The deed ELIZABETH L, CHADWICK. WM. A. SHOKMAXEK. Secretary. about to a new position, repeated the boast also of some beautiful speci- Charles H, Van Brunt, the same will be done by the to%vnship deep breathing and fell asleep again. I mens of the corn flower. It Is said of Bale, with the signature of the king kept this up during the night, thM se- to have been brought to this country attached, la now in the poiieisloii of non-union painter, do your committee and the expense thereof curing a fair night's rest—Harper»i first In the ballast of ships in thethe preient owner, Thomas Fan-ell, MERCHANTS STEAMBOAT CO. Of NEW JERSEY. dayi antedating the modem ocean of 72 West One Hundred and Thirty- work. collected from the property owners Bazar, seventh Btetet, An option on the prop- Time Table in Street Sept. 7th, 1909, flyer, which earriea only water bal- erty has bean given for about 1100,000. according to law. Two Teit«. last. In this country it is variously FAIR HAVEN, N, j. Subject to change without notice. known as the Bachelor's Button, JOHN R. SICKLES. Two storiea ore told In ft magazine of Diokena Pamily Lo»t Big Tortuno. Supervisor of Roads. ministers stumbling on tests of a hu- Corn Bottle, Witches' Belles or Thim- Box 66. morouB perBonal applicntion. bles, Blue Bonnet, and Blue Poppy, Dickens was one of the most sue- IHItHlllllllllllMIMIII One was a Tery young minister, hav ctisful flnanclally of all authora. His Steamers Sea Bird and Albertina. Ing charge of his first cburch and H«r OooA wftl no case of genius starving in aCHARLES LEWIS, Between «er 24, foot of Franmn Street* New York (Landing at the Aofftty * preaching a series of,sermons on *Qe On hla estate la the CataKiiia a garret •Tickwiek" Waced him aboTe to take on and let off Pauengera only), and Highland*. Highland life and utterances of St. Paul, Tot New York nan employs a great deal want at 25, and for a period of 30 The Fad of the Hour Oceanic, Locust Point, Fair Haven ami Red Bank, of local help, giving the farmers and years following its publication in WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN last one of these was gi?en just bifort their folk the preference whenever is to be iunburnlld to tkow that Tetephona Call, 1TO4 t^aUta, New York, and 1M E«I Bank. N. J. tofclng bis leave, and during his ab. he feeelTed a princely income you are not afraid of the MQce be expected to take onto hbaself possible, ta Mi big-hearted Tray. NotIron Us writims. Hli American tour Lumber, Sash, Doors, Blind*, Glaaa long ago, MB cook needed aa assist- brought him 160,000, His estate at weather, but cleanliness stands TORRED BANK. a wife, his engagement haTing been ant and he engaged a neighboring firm againBt all fads. There are announced. After turning over the all death in 1870 wag estimated at and Builder*' Hardware. Daily except Sunday. Iwres of the Bible ttonghtttO^ he farmer's wife to come over the next 1400,000. That Ut grandchildren timeiwhen it is good to flnd §er- A. M, P.M. M day. When ehe arrived at 7:80 a. m. mons In soap books, in running" )Pler24.footof Franklin Street. R30 2.80 •^d, I tovlte your attention this even. •kould noir be la need of the trifling Bsttezy l^ndlsf,,, 8.pO 2.66 Ing to these words of the great apostte, she apologized for being late and ex- pension bestowed on them is a pain- brooks. Then be sure to have a •e Highlinda about 10.35 4.40 plained that before leaving home she RED BANK, N, J. Oceanic ',,...... IIJO 6.15 •X am Mady now to be offewd np,'" ful Illustration of the vicissitudes of soap that cleanses without irri- IjoctuitPoint abont ,,11.10 5.25 had got breakfast for the family of fAmily fortune. tating and one that will not FairHOTMi ", „ 11.80 B.S5 The«olJier minister was a widower Btr, had pnt up ftlunc h for her hus- BRANOHYARD8: &60 who had remarried within a year after leave the §kin dry and stretched...... 11.46 band and one eon, who were going to us OttAHOBBT OP raw nmixTi SUNDAY8. hlB first wife's death. His friends and work In the field, and another lunch Drop in and see us and we will The country from Jerusalem to T A.M. congregation thought him very eipe« for thre« of the children who were %y "vfittt^ of *n order of tba Court of •how you the kind to use with dltloua, and on the next Sunday, when Jordan valley Is M dreary and deso- Ohancarry of New Jersey, mafle on the Laaw Pier 2i, foot «f Franklin Streot; 8.30 going to Bchool, had milked five cows, day of the flata hareof, Jn a certain pleasure to your complexion. "Battery Landing •'&£ hla text was announced, they could late as Mold be Imagined. cfuae* whareim Willianj A.TBray !• paU- fed the pigs and chickens and walked: The kilts took 10M great banka «i HihUOceanicd b scarcely control themBelvea. He torn N Yk saw' place l««lrt Point about rock and tand. Not even the Sahara dafendant, you are required to < appear, FlH " to his place In his pulpit and said, "My nUi to the New York saw's place. Ilu and Dlead. BaBwer, or demur to pauupn- F , beloved brethren, you will find my text He said he would excuse her forItself kMtai more ferblddinf. S't petlflonion or bBfora the tfilrt day BadBank Itsef SfNSyembarn«tor,taaytaul|r n«*t, or, in aefauH thereofj^?^ , SCHROEDER'S PHARMACY, In the seventeenth verge of the fourth not getting there at sto. tie "country not ink»Mte4," the irtl- N will be taken agftinst you M chapter of II CorintljiaijB, "Opr lata whlck MM iMptg^ DMS •uottSh aSSm cffielloor Bbalr l thtak •anltaUe ana j, L. BERGEN & CO, Those who read newspaper advertiiH l hlajkl Mtftd w» ^lentg^, DMbuSt affliction, which, ta for the moment ments, and that means the people who object of «aia uuit Is to obtain a PROPRIETORS. bw things—are looking for KuaineBBnewB of us coul^ be. Induced to« o TKOUJY ." If you have got a piece of f ornitqre aSeageriyasforothenBeWgeriyasforothen.BeWBB . The read- 16 Broad Street, Red Bank. f THB RED BANK REGISTER look , that you dont want and that is too good en o Give the job of finding a job for you Telephone 146. oe tt In I Cor fbf adverting in the want column to a want advertisement in THE RBQIS- Solicitor of petitioner,. domeS - |aadttoinuine d ti»e businug .nnounoeineMB^tte Corner Broa« andd FYonFYtt «tr«M»t»«tt» ,R Red •Mihantii into 4,400 home* each week. Bankink., ManmoutH County, N. J. 1 NEIGHBORS. HAPPENINGS IN THE VILLAGES ROUNDABOUT RED BANK.

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ivait VMUM iraxt Bumm»r Suiea Virtually dloiad iMtti to ttaeroft. August Eisenmann, who is occupy- The seaHon has) coino to a close and ing John Rephard's house on the Lin-there has been un exodus of summer eroft road, will move next month to a folks to their city homes during the PIANOS. house at Lineroft on the Brookdnle past week. Only a few summer farm. Mr, Eisenmann is employed people remain here now and most of M a gardener by Edward Taylor, them are preparing to leave within Pianos are coming in rapidly from summer rentals. In a little overseer of Brookdale farm. the next ten days. About a dozen Mrs, Prank Haley gave birth to a tents still remain pitched along the daughter a few days ago, t*horo, Some of the campers will re- MiM Mary Ronan of Allentown is main until after the first ffoat BO while the store will be pretty well filled up with them. Early visiting her sister, Miss Anna Ronan. they cun gather u few chestnuts. The A horse owned by Mrs. Mary Daly St. John's and Morris's pavilions, "was taken to Ititzau's fertilizer works which have had a profitable season, buyers of pianos this Fall will have one of the greatest oppor- near Tinton Falls to be killed 'last iosed last week. week. The horse was very old and A sand pump is in operation at had outlived its usefulness. New Point Comfort beach filling in tunities ever offered. There will be probably more than one Elijah Robbins, the new school- %fcho property on the east side of Carr teacher, is boardinB at John B. Stll- avenue. The lots will be graded and wagon's. The school has an enroll- will bo put on the market next spring. ment of 25 pupils. The New Point ComfSjft real estate hundred of these instruments come in, arid that means big Miss Sadie Kelly, who has been people have had a fine season. Over spending a two weeks' vacation at her120,000 worth of property has been home herej *has resumed her duties sold within the past few weeks and with the Mulford medicine company the officials of the company and their price cuts. Most of these pianos were new the past Summer. at Philadelphia. agents will enjoy an auto trip to At- Misses Nellie and Mary Kelly have lantic City in celebration of their returned home from a visit to their rosperous eeasGn, They have been in the homes of real musical people and aunt, Mrs. Bernard Coyne of Red Camp Jahn, which is located on the Bank, west side of Carr avenue near the Cyrenius V. Stilwagon is visiting beach, and which is compoaud of many wealthy Summer cottagers. These people wanted the best his cousin, David Stilwagon of Flush- ;ents occupied by German families of ing, Long Island. Turin Verin societies from Newark, John Warneker of Hoboken is Hoboken and Union Hill, will close spending a few days with his cousin, for the season this week. The camp and were willing to pay good prices for rental. Knowing Bernard Warneker. ias been over-crowded this year and Andrew Carton, who is employed jefore the camp Is opened next season at Trenton, spent part of last week at several more tents will be added to pianos, as they do, they took the best of care of the instru- hii home here. ;he camp equipment. The finest field of corn anywhere in ffiis neighborhood is owned oy Ed- Charier Reader of Woodbridge was ward Francis, who is on the old Gar-a recent visitor at the Methodist par- ments %nd when the pianos are returned tolhis stqre they will rett Magee place. sonage, Miss Helen Kelly spent part of last Mr, and Mrs. John Poling, Jr., en- week with her sister at Asbury Park. tertained friends from Jersey City be as good as new. Miss Minnie Stilwagon of Flushing, !ast week. Long Island, has returned home from Mr, and Mrs. George Lewis of Jer- a visit to her cousin, Miss Katie Stil- sey City have closed their summer wagon, While here Miss Stilwagon home here and returned to the city, Among the pianos are Estey, Hardman, Empire, Behning, took several pictures of the store, the Miss Cassle Smith of Jersey City, church and the Holmdel road. The who has been visiting her mother, road is lined with locust trees and is Mrs. Ella Smith, returned home last Lauter, and Steinway. They consist of both uprights.and one of the prettiest highways in this week. SMtion, These pictures will be used Miss Nettie Hathaway left last on postal cards. Wednesday for Vermont, where she The postofflce has been changed to a will spend a month with relatives, grands. AH of them will be considerably reduced in price in money order office, Theodore Stil- Mrs, Sadie Hatch has been enter- ««lLJthe,po8te»aster, has changed his taining friends from Jersey City a. mind about giving up the postmaster- few days. order to move them quickly and to prevent the overcrowding ship and he will continue to hold this Miss Jessie Brpwn of Newark spent office, • part_fl£Jast_week with Mr. and Mrs. 3ehjamln Hanlinson is entertaining Frank Newman, of our waferooms. ,= o - — — company from Richmond, Virginia, Miss Addle Covert of New York .. John H. Bennett has a fine field of has been visiting her parents, Mr. muskmelons. They are of several id-Mr*. John-B^Covert, ieties^alid-MfrBlhnelt "*-="- George Hoffman of Keyport visited Ther^will be also a score or more oFseconfl-hand pianos, at that bttter results can be obtained in friends here Labor Day. It was Mr. muskmelon raising by mixing the seeds Hoffman's first outing in about six than by any other method. years as he has been laid up with , ,* ff> ii i ^BRaiffl^that is ftdmirefl by all -who see romatrJ^ ,iti.,,.The. peaches are large and°well through the courtesy of George Van- formed and the yield wiirprobably be Dorn, who drove him on the trip, Theodore Larson, who is employed. neighborhood. two^ird strangers a few nights agb o while on his way home. He was badly moaams, yaws, beaten about the face and neck. This is a great chance for anybody who wants a good piano at W;—Wr"Aumadr- and—family—of •OBM QooO, Bhootlnir "bj the Otto. Club North Centerville, who have been visiting relatives at New Egypt, have a Good shooting marked the meeting returned home, of the HolmdeT gun club Saturday, Harry M. Aumaek and Thomas P. GrorMSchehcfc and Sidney Beers tied Bennett of North Centerville spent for the first prize and in the shoot-off lost Thursday'1 afternoon at Pleasure Mr. Schenck won. For third prize Bay, where they attended the fourth TpaWord Walling and Di F. Ely tied imTniat—•clambake of ~th§™EasEern with scores of 21 out of 25. Spafford Star lodge. Walling hit 24 blue rocks out of 26 Next Sunday will be Bible study and won the shoot-off. He alstt won rally day of the Epworth league. An a special shoot for a Dupont trophy Interesting service has been prepared eetms .with the lame score, by Ladora Smith, who will be in —-A- number of villagers who have harge-of the meeting. The topic been spending the summer at Asbury will be ••Opening the Mind," Park returned home last week. They Francis K, Niblltt and Horace Lud- were Mr. and Mrs, William W. Taylor, low have applied for appointment as Mr. and Mrs. William 0. Ely, Mrsspecia. l marshals at Keansburg. Their Alex Guy and Mrs, Louis DuBois, applications were considered by the -—Most of the fanners In this section Raritan township committee and were have finished threshing wheat, The laid over until the mefiting next week. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD wheat crop turned out well in this The township committee held a spec- section and MeCormiek Bros,, who doial meeting last Wednesday night and Bulletin, most of the threshing in this neigh- granted the application of the Mid- borhood, have had a busy season, dlesex & Monmouth electric light, heat Most of the farmers have finished and power company for a franchise INTO THE HEART OF NEW YORK'S digging potatoes. to operate at that place. John Hussan, who recently opened Miss Moran of Asbury Park, stenog- SHOPPING DISTRICT. 33 a fruit, tobacco and soda water store rapher in the sherifFa office at Free- In Eugene Ely's building, is doing a hold, and Deputy Jheriff Charles A, On and after September 20, 1000, the Hudson & Man- larger business than he anticipated, Hawkins of Reel Bank, were guests hattan Railroad will run trains from the Jersey City Station On account of his big increase in Saturday afternoon of Mr*,and' Mrs. business he has added a line of gro-W, W, Ramsay, The partjMnjoyed a of the Pennsylvania Railroad direct and without change to East Front Street ceries to his stock, watermelon feast, their station at Twenty-third Street and Sixth Avenue, Ney? FOR Joseph McDermott of Freehold, who Mr, Tourtelotte and family, who is slated as the Republican candidate have been spending the summer at the York. for county clerk this fall, went loldenrod cottage, left Wednesday for These trains will deliver passengers in the centre of the through the township last week can- heir home in the West, They have vaBBing for votes. With him was Wil- made many friends here and will prob- retail shopping district, and in fact land them in the principal liam C. Ely, who manages Republican ably locate here permanently. department storei on Sixth Avenue as far north as Twenty- campaign affairs in this township. Mr. and Mrs. George^ Haskell of Dr. Henry Cook of New Brunswick Park avenue left last week for a short third Street. WALL PAPER spent part of last week here. He is a stay at Boston, Mass, Passengers arriving at Jersey City Station may "descend veteran of the civil war and he at- Alex Russell of New York was the tended the reunion of the 29th regi- guest over Labor day of Fred Turner. by elevators to the tunnel station, whence trains- will start I have all grades of Wall Paper, from the cheap- ment at Red Bank last Wednesday. A stranger came to town Saturday every few minutes for Twenty-third Street and Sixth Avenue, Henry Schenck has a new automo- and took away with him a bicycle be- bile which he made himself. The ma-longing to the family next to the post- New York, making the run in thirteen minutes. est to the dearest. No matter what character of chine was made from parts of various office. The man carried a dress suit The return service from Twenty-third and Sixth Avenue makes of automobiles. It makes very case which was afterward found little noise and in other ways is anempty in a field near the village. will be equally accommodating. paper you want, I can pldase you in Quality, Style improvement over many styles of au- Margaret and Minnie Steele, who The fare between Jersey City Station and Twenty-third tomobiles. have been visiting friends here, re- turned to their home in New York last Street and Sixth Avenue is FIVE CENTS, and is not included in and Price. yaws, Thursday. the price of Pennsylvania Railroad tickets to New York. Mr. Davis and family of Cottage I put up Wall Paper, do decorating of all kinds, M Far as place left last Saturday for their win- To persons who have business at points on Sixth Avenue I ter home In Weehawken. at or near Ninth Street, Fourteenth Street, Nineteenth Street, The new road through this place William Smith of Mulliea Hill, who and also do outside and inside painting. has been graded aa far as Prank has been employed as bookkeeper at or Twenty-third Street, or to shoppers in the Sixth Avenue BJoodgood's. Several knolls have Carr's Shore grocery during the sum- retail district this arrangement is particularly advantageous bden cut down and the road has been mer, has given up his job and will en- I am agent for the KITCHEN ELEVATOR, widened in many places. The road ter Dickinson college, • Charles Mor- as it delivers them at their destination quickly, comfortably, above John R, Conover's store has riisey, son of Mrs, Ezekiel Wilson, and without any more expense than ordinary street car fare. been finished and is in fine condition. who graduated from the Keyport high the greatest convenieAce a kitchen can have. • Mr«. Charles Antonides o£ Asbury school in June, and who has been em- Park iB visiting Mrs, William H. ployed in the depot grocery during the sets in, The L at the end of the pier : summer, has entered college for theis now being built and the guard rails :£; Mf8. Anna Bragg of Elizabeth has fall term, leading to the shore have been put up, Jersey Coast Laundry. ried home from a visit to her Mr. and Mrs. Stamford Emory of W, W. Ramsay and Dr. W, H. Dop. Mrfl. Linda Bassett. West Portal, New York, have been pier, both publiBheri of post carda, Your Washing Done for Fifty Cents. ^V>Mrs. Eliae Davis of Red Bank and visiting Mr, and Mrs. H. S. Paynter, L. CHAMEROY, are having new views taken for post W« make a builneai tf dolne ftunDr wiihlnB Jf«r-M«ria Davis, a trained iftirsfi Miss Laura Hatch and Hubbar>_ cards for next season's use.* The pub- and will call for your washing and rotum it i\» New York hospital, dpent part of Morris spent Saturday and Sunday lighers expect to put out about 10,000 promptly ^dy to hime on ttaa line for tSSg conto. with Mlis Hatch's sister at Brooklyn. DWIBB tan centcets extra. g&.Week with friends in the village. cards each next seaion. The clothelh s are thoroughly washed and satis- No. 33 East Front Street, Red Bank, IM. Charles Woolley has moved Edward Waitts moved last week faction guaranteed. I JH Freehold to Mra. Isabella San- from Thomas Compton's hous"e to the Your clothes hre not mtxaA with others aa each jjfo house on tike Tinton Falls road, house of his mother-in-law, Mrs, J. E. It pays to advertise in Taa REQiSTflR, WMhtaB Wdpne MpMmtely, Opposite the Globe Hotel. " 4 — • « * Thorne, John B. Covert, Jr.* has-Adv. We uie ho potash or anything Injurious who read newspaper advertii- moved from John Giberaon's house to * JERSEY COAST i-AXTC*I>RY, d that means the people who the house vacated by Mr. Waitts. NOTICE. Addrei«, Red Bank or Eatontown, N. J. • ••••••• ~;ai*elooktag for bueineBB newt Work has been stopped on the new Rod Hank, N. J., Sept 8d, 1909. 1 Telephone connection* pier at the foot of Carr avenue, and Notice is hereby given that the trans- 'Long Btwnoh and Rod Bank. aa for other news, Theread- fer book of corttflcateu of stock of the BANK REGISTER look will be resumed early next spring. Roborts' Safety Water Tubo Boilor com- Whether the job of printing is a small • ASBURY PARK BUSINESS COLLEGE i _ jr fa the want column The pier is to be finished befjore next pany will be closed from October 15th, one f6c half a dollar, or a big one run- t *** Day Sessions begin September 20th. . • Evening Sessions Begin October 4th. NMf announcements of theseason opens. Work on New Point 1909, at noon, to November 1st, at noon ning up into the hundreds of dollars, it Comfort pier is being pushed so that Inclusive. > Jaatn wtot 1* offeWd for W. S. BLITZ, receives equal care at THE REGISTER • &» ' > ERNEST L. BEAN, Principal, Aibury Park, N. J. it can be completed bexore cold weather office.^ Secretary. #• 4 • » *. •'•#*• * i f , + •••,* •••*••"*.-• £••->'*•-*/?*•** !**<* •••••••••• •••# •••••• •••••*• •^•»»J>

rL „- ..' - *-._ BANK REGISTER. rOLUME XXXII. NO. 13. RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1909. PAGES 9 TO NAMESAKE GETS GOLD CUP. FOXES MEET DEFEAT. posed of Red Bank young men, de- Bobart Edaaon, tb* Actor, Presents Fred feated the Relianco baseball tenm Sun- OFFICE. day morning by the scoro of 14 to 13, MEYER MAKES A FUGHT> Prick's Son With fl. Gift. TKBTf TO DOW* ft. SECOND TIMS |O OPPOSmONAMONG REPUBLICANS FOR CAN- Robert Edesbn Frick, son of Fred BXFOBE THE _ ME BALDS. George Butler pitched and Kay Snn- Frick of Rector place, who was named born caught for the victors and Will HIS AIRSHIP TESTED AT THE MONMOUTH PARK DIDATES FOR COUNTY OFFICES. after Robert Edeson, the actor, has re- Perth Amboy Flayera Defeat Them by a Predmoro and Enslcy Rogers were in Boor* of 6 to B—Bed Bank wlni the points for Reliance. A feature of RACE TRACK LAST SATURDAY. ceived a gold cup from Mr. Edeson as a l"rom Oceimport—Belianoe Beaten hy ieph McDermott Will be Nominated for County Clerk and the namesake gift. The cup was presented the Tux«ao»—Other Oatnat. the game was the pitching of Pred- more, who struck out eleven men and The Machine Wai Towed by Elwood Snyder's Automobilo—fit I Three Present Assemblymen WUl be Re-Nominated—Rultf V. to the boy by the actor a few days ago. Before a crowd of about twelve hun- The boy was born just before Mr, only gave four hits. Costly errors by Rose in the Air to a Height of Forty Feet and Sailed About 200 Lawrence and Thomas V, Arrowsmith After the Democratic dred people, the Foxes were defeated his teammates lost the game, James Edeson played hore in his play "The Sunday afternoon by the Emeralds of Bray, Jr., was the umpire. YareU When the Tow Une Broke—The Machine Damaged bat Nomination for County Clerk—Assembly Candidates. Call of the North," and Mr. Edeson Perth Amboy by the score of 6 to 2 (The time for filing petitions of the assembly nominations, but it is was BO taken up with the child that Mr Harold Jones, who generally plays The farmers' team at New Monmouth Meyer Unhurt^Another Trial to be Made Thb Week. bmination for county offices expired considered a close race between Mr. Frick gave the child the actor's name. shortstop, pitched for the Foxes and defeated the Chapel Hill team at New Ed. Meyer of Red Bank made his first forming the truss of the flying machine fonday night. There will be no op- Arrowsmith and Mr, Lawrence for Mort Woolley was his backstop. Dick Monmouth Saturday afternoon by the flight with his flying machine last Satur- were broken. Mtion on the Republican iide at the the nomination for county clerk. Morris did not play on account of his score of 5 to 0. This was the farmers' day and the flight ended in a mishap. Mr. Meyer says that the flight of th* imary for county offices, Joseph Local candidates have until Satur- DEATH son being seriously sick, George Haw- team's fifth straight victory. Luker and The machine was taken to the Mon- machine proves that his airship is * kcDermott is the only man who has day night to file their petitions. Most kins, better known as "Gappy," did not Scott were the battery for the farmers mouth Park race track for trial. It success. He has secured a patent flu of the petitions for local officers will UBS, CATHERINE PBOST DIES play on account of a death in the family and Lovett and Hopping were in like was towed by Elwood Snyder's automo- he controlling device of the machine, |ed a petition of nomination for the UST SATURDAY. epublican candidacy of county clerk. not be filed until the last minute. The and BO the Foxes were handicapped by positions for the Chapel Hill team. bile. The tow rope was a sash cord, which is expected to keep the machine Next Saturday the New Monmouth Bph D, Bedle of Keyport, Monroe county committeemen of each party Sho the two players* absence, which Mr. Meyer thought would be on an even keel while in the air, Ho Wu 02 Years Old and Wag tho team will cross bats with the Nyacks Poole of West Long Branch and must now he elected at the primaries, of a Iftmily of Twelve Children, Jones was knocked out of the box in amply strong. It was the weakness of Bays that this device worked perfectly of Red Bank, who will use several Red |eter Vredenburg of Freehold were George Brewer has filed a petition Three Others of Whom Sled Within the third inning, but kept on pitching, the tow line which caused the mishap. during the short time he was in _t« _tt> tie Fast Iwo lilti, Bank players. On the following Satur- for Republican county committeeman the Emeralds securing five runs. A The machine rose In the air beauti- and that it was due to this device that m only Republicans who filed peti- day the farmers will play at Chapel in the town hall election district, and Mrs, Catherine Frost, of Middletown two-tagger by Christinsen, singles by fully when the automobile started. his fall from a height of forty feet wy |ons of nomination for assembly. Hill and on Saturday, October 2, they John L. Hubbard has filed a petition township, widow of Joseph Frost died N. Lybeck and L. Peterson, and an The flying machine runs on wheels so gentle. Makers and inventors of On the Democratic side there are will play the Holmdel team at New for the same office in the Globe hotel last Saturday at the residence of her error by Alec Curchin did the trick. when on the ground, and as soon as the flying machines have spent a great deal pposing candidates for each of these Monmouth, district. None of the candidates for daughter, Mrs. Walter K. Hopping, The Foxes scored a run in their half of automobile got a little speed the flying of effort In the search for an automatic Sees. For a time It looked as if •» • »• would be no Democratic eandi- commissioner have yet filed petitions. Mrs, Frost was a daughter of Margaret the third session, Mulvibill hit safe and machine rose in the air, gradually get- controlling device, and if Mr. Meyer's aere and Daniel Herbert and she was born WAR SURVrVOBS' OFFICEBS. ting higher until it reached a height of for county clerk -at aiL—-Fred, Mayor, RooLwill run again. Fred D. went to second on Woolley's hit, Mul- device is practicable it will be worth a Wikoff and William S, Child will not on theilerbertf arm ad joining the Frost vihill wa^ut stealing third and Jones Annual Eennlon of 39th New Jemey Vol- about forty feet. After a flight of great deal of money, — ["riek of Red Bank was urged to take homestead. Her death was caused by be candidates, George Brower, Wil- struck out, Woolley going to second on nateexa Said Mmtm Last Wednesday. about 200 yards the tow rope broke and Mr. Meyers expects to have hia ma- nomination but he declined. At valvular heart trouble and she was sick liam N, Worthley and A. Percy Sher- Mulvihill's outs Chris Tobin was safe At the twentieth annual reunion of the flying machine fell to the ground. chine in readiness for another flight he last minute Rulif V, Lawrence of only ten days. Previous to this attack man will probably be the Republican on first baseman's error and Woolley the 29th New Jersey Volunteers at Mr. Meyer's arm was slightly scraped Friday or Saturday of this week. The freehold and Thomas V. Arrowsmith she had been in unusually good health, candidates for commissioner. No scored. Tobin was out going to third. Red Bank last Wednesday, about 120 in two places, but he suffered no other trial will take place on the Moninoeth. Long Branch filed nominating pe- injury. Two of the bamboo timbers Democratic candidate for mayor has Tho funeral was hold yesterday at The visitors scored their last run of members were present, A history of Park race track, where the trial of lagfe Itions. Neither man knew that the and a large number of the wire braces yet been obtained, but the choice of a half-past one o'clock at •the home of the game in the seventh inning on two the regiment was read by T. C. Mor- Saturday was herd. ther was a candidate until the peti- her daughter and the burial was at |ons were ready to be filed. great many Democrats is Frank L. errors, a base on balls and a fielder's ford and the following officers were Blaisdell. Fred Frick will be one of Fair View cemetery. The bearers were choice. The Foxes-also scored their elected: For assembly the- men who have her grandsons, Daniel F, Leonard, Al- AN INTEREBTXNO- OOLtJMBr. BXQBASD LEWIS DBAS, H petitions of nomination on the the Democratic candidates for com- last run in this frame, Alec Curchin Honorary president -Joseph T. Fluid fred G, Luyster, James and Harold of Mldtlietown, • Advertisements for Everything, from Mm Wu Employed Many T«_n I Jemocratic side are William Curchln missioner, and one man will probably was out on a slow ball4o second base to President-—James Campbell of Long me. Stout, J, Welling Leonard and Josesh firit, Pick Tobin went out by the same Branch. Monkeys to Mlscro«cop»». Bflwla K.UL fair Haven, Dr. Walter Taylor of be selected from each of the other : : Vluff presidents—R, n. Mount of Hed H, Frost. •• ^ 4;:,v ' course and Beekman was safe at the One of the most interesting columns Richard Lewii, who was employed Lsbury Park, Harry Q. Vannote of election districts in the town, Hank, George H. Green of Long Branch, Mrs. Frost was 82 years old and she first bag on W, Peterson's fumble of Charles A, Smith of Port Monmouth, of THE REGISTER is its want column. many years by Dr. Edwin Field of Red Jakhurst and Raymond E, Voorhees Aaron Armstrong will be a candi- Secretary—T, Con Morford of Long leaves eight children. They are Mrs, Branch, THE REGISTER carries more want ad- Bank, died Monday at the Long Branch date for the Republican nomination his grounder. Mulvihill hit safe In left If Manasquan, Mr, Voorhees is at Abram Stout, Mra, John S. Leonard, field for two bases and Beekman scored, Treasurer—-W. L. Atkinson of Asbury vertising than any other paper in Mon- hospital in his 67th year. He had been for township committeeman of Park, present a school teacher at Tinton Mrs. J_mes A. Stoothoff, Joseph D. Woolley was out,^thitd base to .first. Executive committee—John S, Bain- mouth county. The column tells of all a iufferer^from rheumatism and a short "ShrewsbUTy-township but~he-hafl-not ifl&^St>__i_ Charles. Curtis of Hed r TrSst7^ffi;"WaltM^iS.. Hopping, Ira" This was the third gama the Foxes have W. B, Lipplneott of Long Branch, Q, C. the little -wants of the eoraOTnrtty"-_BTi time pwvioWKTSaeath a compTiaP fr. Taylor and Mr, Vannote will get yet filed hit petition. Frost, Mrs, John VanMater and Daniel Omerod' and W. TJ Atkinson of A«?burv it alio tells much of the personal history played with the Emeralds this season Park, William Cook ot Monmouth Reach, tion of diseases set in, He had been at H. Frost. One son. James B, Frost, Uriah Setley of K.it>t Or.inR-t* "W C of the people. the hospital about a month. He was a TEACHEE RESIGNS. XITCHEHT CABUTET EXHIBIT. -HTltHer-of-Mp'itjnro B L Lawrence of died. them home. Elizabeth and David H Woolley of MaU- The variety of wants advertised in native of England, The funeral will be Mrs. Frost was the last surviving wan. thjs column is amazing. Last week, held tomorrow at the home of his brother. neioft'i Primary Teacher to Return to Miss ir__ E, Boot of Middletown Get. Score by innings: •» • «• —- a Cabinet Free. Fennsylir-nlJ- member of a family of twelve children. l 2 9 BUCKSHOT JOB MELON THIEVES. for Instance, a compound microscope Alex Lewis of Leonard street, and the Mias Matilda Biealoe has resigned HenMekson & Applegate held a dem- Within the past twftyeari one sister Foxes .,.,.,,..,, 0 0 (I—2 was advertiBed for. Among the wants burial will be in Fair View cemetery... Jacob Johnson Opens Fir» on Th»m _ad thisweek-is-an-advertiflemeiit-ffom-* LsitiorTas"primiaryjteaeljer of the onatration of the Hoosier kitchen cabi- r summary; .'.....„ Thoy Bent a Baity Betreat. jineroft school and will return to her net last week at' their store on East Mrs; MargaretH, Applegati iHd James man who wants to sell a pair of monkeyi, Appointed C#ns_i Bnpenrtsor. FOXES, Scobeyville and Colt's Neck farmers rift=PtBTiiylvsnia—next—montbr Front itreetr-^arge-numberof-inter-- -and—DwUfll-BMbert.—Mra. Froatla AB-n-H- B Thia ia an uniiHiml want advertisement. Woolley. c .; Mva-beenJbnthered the past feig,gefikfl. -WaHanrRrFanrhmr^bifln ap; Lfter she gives up* ner position MrsT esWdTTouTiWiVeTTrt tended Jones, p and sa ..,»..,, 44 11 but iillustrates 4h«.fa«Mhat-peopleGill to Marry a Long- Island T. BEEKMAN, mother went in the room he was dead, gregation for a few minutes. Miss watch fob which was won by Mr. Ben- a flashlight picture of the checker the overwhelming score of 16 to 1, CHRISTOPHER TOBIN. The boy was six years old. He was Edwards was carried to the hause of nett from William Curchin last week. BAYARD DOUGHTX, players at the Christian association The game was witnessed by a large Miss Christiana M, Eurich, oldest recovering from scarlet fever" and his Mrs, Sarah Ferry, At first it was MORT CURCHIN rooms during the Curchin-Bennett crowd of people but was uninterest- daughter of Jacob Eurich of Waihlng- DICK TOBIN, heart was in a weakened condition. thought she was dying, but she.soon re- Repairs to Hotel. |''9ames of last week. The picture is a ing and featureless as New Mon- Part of the Globe hotel porch was ton street, will be married Thursday of PETE MULVIHILL, •• 'I' very fine one. The body was buried Saturday in the vived, Miss Edwards has a weak heart next week to Emile Klein of Stapletbn, SQUIRE TOBIN. mouth never had a ihow. Losing this torn away yesterday and replaced by » !•• — -— m i m Catholic cemetery at Freehold. Nine and is subject to fainting spells. game put New Monmouth in last a new section. Other repairs are being Staten Island, The ceremony will be Card of Ttiank*. children are in the Tomadiski family performed i^the Labor Lyctam at A chimney fire caused a lot of ex- and two of them have scarlet fever. James Cameron'* Haw PosltUm. place, one-half of a game behind 11- made to the building by Scott & Le- The chief and members of the tt«|' beron. Compte. ^ Stapleton, Miss lurich _ bridesmaid Bank Fire Department take this me*n«f Viteinent last Thursday night in Sig- James Cameron of Spring stfeet, who will be Miss Katie Miller of New York of expressing to all who contributed, ptf Bitten by Employer'* Dog. Bolford Forfeits Another Game. mund Eisner's house on Mechanic has been employed the past five years MacFarland'a Auction Every rrlday, and the groom's brother, AlphonBe in any way assisted in making the Labor.'. Leonard Smith, chauffeur for Edward in Joseph Salz's store, has accepted a Belford was scheduled to play at The auction sales at MacFarland Park, day parade the success it was, tbet*"4:| street, occupied by John Bennett, The Eatontown, started last Friday wTth a Klein, will be groomsman. Th# couple S, Allaire of -Broad street, was bitten position witWMie Reynolds department Elberon Sunday but did not go there. sincere and hearty thanks. fire was put out before much damage good opening sale. There were torses, will live at West Hampton, Long Island, PARADE C was done. on the right hand Monday night by one store at Perth Amboy as window dresser The umpire forfeited the game to wagons, stock and articles of all kinds where Mr. Klein is employed as gardener of Mr, Allaire's bulldogs, Mr. Smith and card writer. He will begin his new Elberon 9 to 0. It is not likely that sent from all around to be sold, and re- of ___»*«. Trolley Bclieflul* Changed on a private estate. had the wound cauterized at once. duties nsxt month. the Belford team will finish the season alized good prices. These Bales will'be Mrs. Walter K. Hopping held each Friday, This gives this com- brothers and sinters wish to The Keyport trolley ears do not run as they can't get their players to- Do Totl Wftltx? "on the half-hour schedule in the _oti of 0ooa« selling-. munity a good opportunity to sell each their gratitude to the many kin) St. James's Euchre. gether. , week—a place much needed in our Or do-you dance a sort of two-stfip to and neighbor* who extended »h morning as they have been doing all Friday of this week at MacFarland A. euchre will be held next Tuesday Park, Eatontown, looks like being a Standing of the Qltt^M, county, Mr. MacFarland is a thoroughly any tempo? Those who do not waltz pathy and assistance during ti» summer. The half-hour cars are run night at St, James's clubhouse on good sale. Already entered from pri- W L PC experienced auction man that will get a correctly cannot realize the true delight ness and death of their mother. between 12*30 and 7:80 o'clock in the vate people several horses and wagons Long Branch 13 3 .813 man the worth of his goods. Jacob O. of modern social dancing. Learn to Monmouth street for the benefit of Red Bank 122 4 ,750 Shutts is the auctioneer. He is a very waltz! Learn tho "Boston." Learn t TH-ttkav afternoon. Lt> of all descriptions. A fine lot of poul- OceanpoOceanport ,,' 99 1 ,663 St. James's church, try and pigeons will be sold from the Bolforldd 7 8 .467 competent man known by everybody the beautiful new fancy waltzes, The King's Daught Try my new Monmouth Londre • — <»• m Winning Poultry yards. Come up Fri- Hlberon .,,,,, 3 13 ,188 through the county,—Adv. La Senorita and the Cecihan. Learo wish to thank the i cigar, 6 cents each, 6 for 25 cents; _a01es' Hair DMiilaff. New Monmouth ;, 3 14 .176 the barn dance. Philip H. Coletnan, OQB assistance and Ladies' hair drilling, shampooinff day of this f^ef^elik . We will ihow yoyouu a the 29th Regiment $8,60 per 100 'and $1,76 for 50. At good generaTsale, — Adv. Sondfty _ liUuOuiU, WaatM. 15 Rector Place, Red Bank. Member WilUam CulUngton's,—^Cdv. and scalp treatment. Experience of Need be not experienced. Apply at the of College of Associated Masters of the profit- fkh twenty years. All kinds of hair work. —— — • «• Long Branch at Bed Bank, dry goods store of Joseph Safe, Red dancing.—Adv. Buy Mason jarB at F. F. Supp'fl. Combings made up into beautiful puffs SpeoUl at r. F. Bnpp'i, • Oceanport at Belford, Bank,—Adv. . •". Quarts at 60 cents a dozen; pints at 45 and switches. Orders for front j*ama 6 lbs. tapioca at. .25 cents Elberon at New Monnaouth, Jnrt J filled in ten days. VerVry sincerelycy, Mrs. 6 lbe. barley at 25 cents My Village Pride cigar can't be Evaporated apricots 16 cents «Ik sire to 1 .«enta a dozen. —." " Win Bn__»y strictly 5 centa straight. ^ LucL y E . DouglassDl , over ForF _ & MilMillel r _ 6 lbs. oatmeal at. 26 cents beat At Evaporated peach**...... 12. cent* »IK It pay* to adveraw In THE REaistEii. shoe _tore.—4-v. ; - * — Adv. The Tuxedos, a baseball team com- William Cullington's.—Adv, AtP.F, Supp'a,-4-tt, .<.< ..;, >-;^_^M^;i-^^^_____Mi -'.— it*- at thai place and will put up a house P SPORT OF THE CONDITION OP TJEPORT OP THE CONDITION OP for hU own occupancy before next IV th* Flr.t National Bank of Red Bank, at il* th« S-cond NUfciwi Bank of Ttti Bknfc, *i R*l Bank, In th. gtaU of New JerMy, at the cloM Red Bank, in the SUU of Naw J«n«y. »t Ule cloM spring. of bualnau, BepUmNr lit. 190ft. of bu.lne»». SepUmber lit, 100S, John Bade is building a house on his HUOUBCES, RKBOUHCES. Loan* and discount* ,| 670,206 88 Loana «iid dlM-ounU..,,,,,,..,.. K47.465 96 FISHING WAS GOOD LAST WEEK BUT IT IS VERY property at Belford near Campbell's Overdraft*, Meured »nd un»ocu™d,,,, 2,878 7! NEW pvenlrsfU, ««'Ur«J and unMrurod 610 86 U, S, Bondi to MM ure circulation,,.,,, 100,000 00 U, S, Ltondg to MJeure circulation 75,000 00 junction for his own occupancy. The Honda, Mcuritiaa, etc , ,,,,, 810,642 59 Bojidi, RecurltiM, etc , 1,600 00 POOR THIS WEEK, home will be finished in about six Itanklng-houm), furniture «nd fixture* 20.01)0 00 nankinK-hiiuwi, funiiture and flxturei 60,000 00 Due from National liank* (not Kfiwrve Duo from National Uanka (not Reuorve weoki, Aienti) , ,,, 50.147 08 Amenta) .....,..,., 20.021 43 RUBBERS INl Due from Slate and Private lianks Duo from Statu and Private llankM and The Biggest Catch of the Season Made Last Saturday by John John T. O'Neil, who is employed as and IlankerH, Trout Companies, and Bankers, Truit Comp»nio», and Sav- carpenter on a new state building at 8«vliiii» Bunk. ,,,,,,,,,,,, 0,762 18 inirB Bank*...,.. ,,.,..,. 7,423 03 Due from apprtivHJ tviwrve atfcnU 242.078 SO Due from approved reserve agenta.... 01,690 IS Phillips and Howard' Smith—Percy Francis Bitten on theOssining, Nuw York, haa been spending Checks and other caal! ilrmii , ,,,, IS.550 63 Checkij and utlwr c«nh itBmn 31,710 M Full stock of famous Notes of other Natiiiniil HmikH ,,, 1.030 00 Notes of other Natiouol HankR 2.050 00 Cheek by a Dog—Mr*. Henry Johnson*! Farm Leased to aseveral days with hia mother, Mrs. Ffactlonsl paiM>r currency, nickela and Fraclional paper currency, nickels and Mary O'Neil of Port Monmouth. _ e«mu..,...... ,,, ,,,,,,,, 300 08 cents 677 00 Retired Naval Officer—Alonzo Maxson Home From Hospital, Lawful Money Hi>»i'rv« In Hunk, viz ; Lawful Money ReHerVe in Bank, viz : The colored campmeetings which Specie...... iM.SCH 60 Specie...... 165,650 00 teiidor nutrH...... 12,000 00 Legal tender notes 17,400 00 Gold Seal Boots and She the hook and line fishermen "at Port John Boico of Old Bridge haa moved have been held at Campbell's junction 05,304 60 =— • 73,050 00 to the Benjamin Griggs house at Port Redemption fund with U. S, TreaHurer Redemption fund with U, S, Troasurer , Ifonmouth and Belford are about to stop under the direction of Rev. Calvin (5 per cent of circulation) 8,000 00 now in. Best boots on eartl making their daily trips to the south- Monmouth, where he is engaged aa Heath came to a close last week. (6 per cent of circulation) „ 1,650 00 Total. Duo from U, S. Treasurer 2 60 west spit buoy for blueflBh, as very few overseer. William Jacobus of Port Mrs. Despreaux, who has been visit- ....,,..,,,, ...,11,688,596 81 for wear. MAMt.ITIES. Total...... ,.,, ...... ,.(1,213.161 m fish are now taken by hook and line men Monmouth has moved from the Captain ing her daughter, Mrs, J, E, Johnson Capital Btock paid in. ,...,,, $ 100,000 00 LIABILITIES, Surplus fund 200,000 00 Capital itock paid in ,...,,. ,| 75,000 00 Same price as last year] and the few taken have been small. Benjamin Griggs house to his sister's of Navesink, is now visiting relatives Undivided profit*, loss expenses nnd Burplug fund 160,000 00 At thii time of year only tide runners house at the trolley crossing at Port at Batontown, takes paid 260,452 38 Undivided profits, loss expenses and National Bank notes outstanding., 100,000 00 taxes paid.., 165,711 02 but as rubber is very high] work Into the bay, the larger fish keep- Monmouth. Joseph Luker of Port Monmouth is Duo to other Nationol Hunks...;...... 17,741 29 National Hank notes outstanding 7S,000 00 fag to the deeper waters outside the •tma to Trust Companies and Savingi Duo to other Nation*! Banks,.. 7...... 23,148 83 The New York and Now Jersey Fish confined to the house with sickness. Banks , 4,883 9S Due to State and Private Banks nnd price may advance laterj Hook, The record catch of the season and Oil company, who has a large He is under the care of Dr. George D. Dividend,, unpaid. ..,....,,, 28 00 Bankera.,,,,. , 1 Individual deposits subject to chock,,, 1,006,307 79 Due to Trust Companies and Savings though I hope not. m made by John Phillips and Howard plant near Port Monmouth, is putting Fay of Atlantic Highlands, Certified checks , ,., 183 40 Banks. ,...... ,,, 320 63 Smith, who brought ashore 539 fisha t Dividends unpaid , 250 00 up a large building on the site of the Misses Eveline and Elizabeth Walling Total. 11.088,506 81 one time. These same men caught 466 Individual deposits subject to check.., 714.421 45 building which was burned down sev- of Ocean Grove spent Sunday with their STATE or NEW J EIUIKY. COUNTY OP MONMOUTH, »», Demand certificates of deposit , 46 86 btaefish last Saturday but only 43 oneral months ago. The building will bo parents, Mr. and Mrs, Fitzroy Walling I, H. Campbell, cashier of the above-named Certified cheeks , _ _ _ 2.107 82 Clarence White, Red Bank. Monday. John Bennett caught 110 bank, do aolemnly Bwear that tho above statement Reserved for Tastes ,,,,,..... lllOO 66 used as a storehouse for fertilizer. of New Monmouth. U true to the boat of my knowlodirq and belief. Total ,.,..,. Muefish Saturday and only enough on H, CAMPBELL, Cashier. ,..,...$1,218,15163 Ellis Willett of Belford, who has been John McLaughlin, the foreman on M. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th day STATE OF NEW JRRSBY, COUNTY or MONMOUTH, »», Monday to supply his family. Frank in Christ hospital at New York for A, Rico's farm,has been confined to the of September.lBOO. I. Thomas Voorhis, cashier of the above- ROBERT F. PARKER. Notary Public. named bank, do Bolemnly swear that the above Yarn&ll was offshore most all day Mon-stomach treatment several weeks, is house with acute indigestion and a heavy CORRECT-Attest • statement is true to the best of my knowledge day and did not get a fish, Mossbunk- A. T. DOREMUS ) and belief, much improved. Harold M. Willett and cold. 8. W, MORFORb. ^Directors, THOMAS VOORHIS. Cashier, ers are plentiful for this time of theLeroy Henry, both of Belford, spent a Frank Viering of Ocean Grove and J, L, TERHUNE. » Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th day year and the bait boats have no trouble of September, 1000. . few hours last week with Mr. Willett Edward 0. Viering of Perth Amboy BardioDo Things, D, H. APPLEGATE. Notary Public, in getting all the "bunkers" they at the hospital. spent Sunday with their mother, Mrs. CORRECT—Attest: want. The clammers at Port Monmouth Some things are hard to do if you go I, B, EDWARDS. ) Margaret Dunwoody of Now York Henry Viering of Belford. at them in a hard way. An easy way CHARLES ALLEN, ^Directors. have been selling their clams to a New- BBNJ. J. PARKER, j James Cooper, Jr has bought a lot at Brevent Park William Morrell of Belford, who hasof doing many things is to advertise in ark nan who runs them into Newark through P. A. Morehouse. The lot is at been nt the Long Branch hospital, has THE REGISTER'S want column. By us- Fortune tellers are always telling you market and returns to Port Monmouth ing the THE REGISTER'S want column the corner of Center and Chamoine aye- returned home. Mr. Morrell had part about some "dark man " who is going creek with a load of gasolene for the you can find tenants, sell property, se- to bring good fortune to you. You can Prescription Druggist. nues. Mrs. Dunwoody will build a of his thumb taken off while at thecure help, get a job, and do lots of things sell your chickens or your pigs to some power boat owners at the creek, He that mightbe hard if done in some other 1 selli the gasolene i few cents cheaper bungalow on the property at once for hospital, ''dark man" by advertising them in way.— Advt THE REGISTER'^ want column.—Adv,~ than the home dealer and pays a fewnext BeaBon's occupancy. Mrs, James H, Lawler and "family'of cents more for the clams than the New Mrs, Eugene Beaks and Miss Alene Newark, who have been spending a York dealers. White of Belford have been visiting few weeks at the Henry Walling cot- Mrs. Seal's relatives at Rahway. Mr. tage, returned home Sunday, Percy Francis, Jr., grandson of Mrs.and Mrs. Beals, who have been spending Mrs, John Fiortland of Belford, who John Schofield of Naveslnk, was bitten the summer at Belford, will move this has been spending two weeks with her on tiie right cheek last Saturday by a week to New York, where they will daughters at Hoboken, returned home LOOK! You have all been told by those that handle dog belonging to Henry Cottrell, the spend the winter. last week. boy's uncle. The boy and his parents, Vernon S. Vail's fish factory near Some of the farmers who shipped I Rubber Goods of the advance in price of from 20 to who were visiting Mrs. Schofield at the Port Monmouth steamboat dock has tomatoes last week netted about seven 40 per cent. time, were about to return home when been shut down several days on account cents on a crate. This does not pay for And be convinced, t the child wag bitten. Dr. Harry A, of boiler trouble, The Port Monmouth handling. I HendrlckBon attended to the boy's in- Anticipating this advance, I bought a large ad- and Belford fishermen are taking "their The boarding houses at Port Mon- A RARE CHANCE TO BUY LOTS AT I vance stock of jury. "bunkers" to the factory near Keans- mouth were practically emptied of their I Captain George Edwards, a retired burg since Vail's factory closed. boarders last week, after the most suc- navy officer, who has been living at A horse belonging to Lohsen & Wil- cessful season Port Monmouth has had. Navesink - several months, has leaaed let-of-Belford shiedJast-week-while —Mrs. Richard-Muchmore of-Port Mon- Mrs. Henry Johnson's (arm at that being driven to a delivery wagon and mouth, who has been visiting her par- place for three years with the privilege in making a jump the animal fell down, ents in Germany since June, will sail of two more, The farm is on the road breaking the shafts and harness. The for home'next Friday, Littlfl SflvefHyianof* from Naveslnk to Chapel Hill and con-horse was not hurt. Mrs, Sarah Davis and family, who s and Hot Water Bottles which I will sell at the old tains about six acres. Mr. Edwards The fair for the benefit of St. Mary's have been summering at Navesink, re- Why pay four» or five times the price else- | prices, wUl till part of the place as a pastime. Catholic church at New Monmouth, turned Saturday to their home at New Henry Hill Edwards, son of the captain. which has been^Iojied^ jt^wal weeks, where? 5 ha§ been reopened "and will bo continued Ernest Ingling and family-of ficer. He has served four years in theevery Saturday nightln St. Mary's Sole agent in Red Bank for ijj3j8.ri.og serving: his second en- Jwith_Mr. .Inglmg'a_paBenta,_Mr»,and. listment of four years. He will be at Mortimer Secor of Belford lost $83' Mn, J, L, Ingling of Navesink. Buy now and so share in |—leek Goods, guaranteethfort years: Newport six months, after which time while taking in the sights at the county Mrs, Frank Qabriele of Roselle spent Entire property lies between Railroad Station \ he will be transferred to Washington, fair at Red Bank last week. He does part of last week with her parents, Captain Edwardi found a cow wander- not know whether he lost the money Mr, and Mrs, George Linzmayer of and River, •.•••••>••••••••••••••••##••••», ing on his place last week and took it from his pocket or whether a pickpocket Navesink, in.Hekept the cow two days^.getting, joott it It.. Miss .Helens Andrew,-who haa been No better location anywhere. enough milk to supply the family. The "Nellie, Jennie May arid Dr. Lufbur- spending three week s with Mr. and Mrs. cew*a owner, who lives at the High row of Plainfield, formerly of Locust William Pope of Little Silver, returned lands, called for the animal Saturday. Pointy jare spending a few days at their r to her home at. Naveslnk Sunday, Seventeen lots"TjaverBeen" soldTiT tne summer caTilp"'aTthe latter p"lace™THe Mrs. C. Wesley Walker of Port Mon- Plattmount tract during the past two camp is located at their former real- mouth has been entertaining relatives Coast and inland Realty C077 Owners, | weeks by F. A Morehouae of Atlantic dence, from Newark. Three lots on the Schroeder Tract, fronting on Highlands. Mrs. Duryea of Port Monmouth has Miss Delia M. Salmons of Middle- LITTLE SILVER, N. J.» Maple avenue, 50x150, and one lot on the Schroeder Alonzo Maxsori, who was recently moved from Hoes Lewis's house to New town township has returned from a ten brought to his home at Navesink from York. Mr. Lewis, who has been em- days' visit at Plainfield and New York. Tract, on the east side of Drummond Place, 48 ft. the Long Branch hospital, where he ployed at Riverhead, Long Island, sev Thomas McGuIre, who keeps a dairy Or W, A. Hopping, Red Bank, N, J. 4 in.xlSO. Decided bargains. had? been several months for treatment, eral years, has moved back to PortMon^ farm near Headden's Corner, hai built t •offered a relapse a few days ago and mouth, a milk house on his place. Fbr further^particulars^see his condition is serious, Mr, Maxson Mr. and Mrs. Nate Brown of Port John Ames of Belford has moved Monmouth spent part of last week at was hit by a falling tree and his back from that place to the Captain Thomas Coney Island. Although Mr. Brown is was at first thought to have been Carter house ot Port Monmouth. broken, over sixty years old, it was his first Lewis Eastmond, Jr., of Jersey City ALLAIRE & SON, Agents, A sociable for the benefit of the Newvisit to Coney Island during the open is spending a few days with his mother, 60 Broad Street, Red Bank, N, J, Monmouth Baptist church will be held season. Mrs, E, Eastmond of Port Monmouth, Thursday night, October 7th, at William Miss May Flannigan, who has been Jimes Q. Carter and daughters Leona '*•#•••*#•###• Dennis's at Port Monmouth. A debate spending the summer at Belford, has and Minnie of Port Monmouth spent will be a feature of the evening's pro- returned to her home at Brooklyn. Her Sunday with friends at Red Bank, gnoi. The subject will be, "Resolved, father, who is employed in the Brooklyn Mrs. Emeline Leonard of Navesink Card games are how in fashion. We that war should be abolished," Eev, courthouse, spent most of the summer have a full supply of playing cards, A. H, Sutphin and James E, Griggs 1 entertained^ last week friendi from Ruth- at Belford. - ' erford and Boston. will argue in favor of the resolution Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johnson, who cribbage boards, tally cards, score Bridle & Latham, the Navesink floriits .and their opponents will be Howard W. have been visiting Mr. Johnson's par- BROAD STREET, RED BANK, and greehouse men, have put in a large sheets, etc. Also school supplies at Roberts and Albert W. Morford. ents, Mr, and Mrs. J. M. Johnson of "Vanity Fair," taken from the Pil-Navesink, have returned to Syracuse, supply of palms, ferns and everygreens, TETLttY m ION, grim's Progress series, will be the topic where Mr. Johnson is in business. Mrs, Mary Swan, who lives near Stone Church, entertained friends from 7-A Broad Street, RED BANK, N. J. at the Christian Endeavor meeting at The Hilliker boarding house at Bel- fi New Monmouth Sunday night. Mrs, ford was full of guests Labor day. This Seattle, Washington, a few days ago, Vai Paul Schureman of Washington, who H, T, Morford will be the leader. Miss house has been a very popular one at FRH— , PonTBAIT BOOK OF AMERICAN AUTHORS. has been visiting Albert Smith of Nave- Fall and Winter Bead thla adfertlgfment »nd your name md aildretd to Qeo, D, Ethel VanZee, who was to have led the Belford this season and has had a record """•ft Co,, New York, Thty wlu in thst Wu nt thu book sink, has returned home, E, It contalDs the Tortialti snd'BFnbpiU of '" " meeting last Sunday night, was unable to number of boarders. |of Thirty AUthora, end 1» Utltd "Ami-rlcin Men m Melvin A, Rice of Leonardville sold a of Letter! of the do •© on account of sickness. Her place A sociable and business meeting of Put," was taken by Miss Minnie C. Frost, the Navesink Epworth league was held fine-bred cow last week to Cornelius N, Joseph Johnson, Jr., Walter Connors Monday night at Mrs. Omar Sickles'g. Bliss of Oceanic, Miss Hazel Posten will lead the Ep- MILLINERY and Frank Hower represented the The evening was spent in playing games Navesink fire company at the annual and feasting. ^ worth league service at the Navesink convention of the state firemen's relief Mrs. Ella Hampton and daughter Ma- Methodist church next Sunday night association at Atlantic City last week, tllda, who have been summering at Mrs, John P. Frank of. Elizabeth Our great Millinery Showing provides A Mr. Connors and Mr. Hower were ac- New Monmouth, have returned to New- spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. companied by their wives, William ark, where Miss Hampton is engaged Frank Viering of Port Monmouth, the opportunity for viewing the exquisite | Brown of Leonardo represented Brevent as school teacher. Dr. O. W. Budlong of Belford now LAUNDRY TALKS. Park and Leonardo fire company. Mrs. Clark Runyon and daughter makes his professional calls in a new Mrs. L. Samo, who lives in the Davis Irene of New York have been visiting automobile. "ANOTHER SEASON COMES,"* hpUBe at Hillside, fell from a chair a Mr. and Mrs. Albert Runyon of Belford. Postmaster Webster Swan of Nave- That means household changes. Lace Curtains have to be tew days ago and injured her arm, An Mr. Runyon's daughter Blanche is con- eink is having hia house painted by French Hats X-ray examination was made of Andrew Douglass and William Connor. cleaned, blankets washed and irtany thihgs fixed up ready her fined to her bed with typhoid fever. for cooler weather. We can do a lot of this work for you. arm at the Long Branch hospital and Homer Willett, formerly of Port Jacob Sanders's house at Belford is It showed a bad fracture. Dr. Harry Monmouth, who is now a special police- being beautified by a coat of paint, the charming inspiratioi n from our | It depend* on you to send for us. A- Hendrickson of Atlantic Highlands man in Chinatown, New York, is spend- Robert Runyon of New York spent is attending her. ing a few dayg with Mr. and Mrs. Gar- Sunday at his Belford home, own Milliners, I Red Bank Steam Laundry, Rev. J, B. Whitton of Naveaink re rett Lee of Belford, MrirArthur Maxson of Belford gave SMITH A SHOCK, Proprietm. 64 WHITE ITRSftT. Phon* fia.J. turned home last week from a minis- Daniel T. Hendrickson of Port Mon- birth to a ion a few dayi ago, : terial trip to Bridgeport. Mr, Whitton mouth has been elected a district lup- Mrs. Robert Runyon of Belford is laid It also furnishes a chance to buy stun- i left today for a short trip to South Uitendent of public schools in Bergen up with a heavy cold, Jersey. On account of his leaving town county. He entered upon his new duties Mrs. Amzi M. Poeten of Naveunk ning creations at exceptionally low^rices. I FRANCIS WHITE. today the regular weekly prayer meet- this week. gave birth to a eon. last week. log was held last night instead of to- William Swan, son of Postmaster Web- I Real Estate^ Loans and Insurance. /ig Come and see us for your Millinery | run SlAtE—Property on the river, In town, on Rumeon Road, Little Silver,! ster Swan of Navesink, has resumed Tanb VMtlval Po*tpon*d. Lonff Branch, Oceanic, Fair Haven and other places. , - ' '. ',, Itltts Johhsun, who has been visiting his course in civil engineering at Brook- The old-fashioned farm festival TO l,ET~-Houses with all improvements, from &l6 to $76. itJtff. W. P. Graham of Hillside, fel lyn. He is commuting daily between which waB to have beeij held tomorrow wants. ' i FURNISllED HOUSES from $200 to $2,000. ptmi a hammock a few days ago andNaveaink and Brooklyn by train. night in E. Edgar Alexander's barn INSURANCE IN ALL RELIABLE COMPANIES. her collarbone. Dr. Harry A. MiBS HuldaDorr, daughter of William in Middletown township by th« Bap- LOANS AT 8 PER CENT., n pf Atlantic Highlands set Dorr, Srt, of Belford, is confined to her tist ushers' union has been postponed. PROPERTY APPRAISED. tyine *ndthe mjoiwd woman home with malarial fever. j AARON I. MARCUS, Rent* cma U'Uft at mr lon'i. CUr*«e« Whte«'» 3h« Sfcoc. » after 8 P. M.| ft) b«hQme in Philadelphia John bines of Belford has bought a Subscribe for THE REGISTER. or at my r**U«nc« on the ri*«r hmtk. OITICE: lot adjoining Prank TamalTs property a yew,-Adv.. •» Streets, : ' ' ' OMDtWAMOm WO. H AN ORDINAN012~TO LAY OUT OPEN A PUBLIC STREET IN IIOftOtlOH OF RED HANK, Bl A CONTINUATION OF BI HENRY HUDSON AND OLD MONMOUTH. AVENUE, llo it ordained by the Council of Borough of Red Bunk: 1. A publio street shall b* laid iy how Henry Hudson and the in- the long-sought northeast passage of fishing ground, and that it was at the It is this special phrasing and lo- After that busy Sunday the log Within tho last few years there northerly Hide of Bisoch street, dltt time of the Half Moon's visit is proved cation by which certain Now Jersey goes on to recount how the Narrows have probably been greater changes threit hundred and thirty-five fe«t Mat ipid Bailors who manned his ship India. t-rly along Bald Beech street from tit* But about New Jersey's and par- in the log book, in which Juet writes folk claim that the waters off Keans- were at last traversed, how in,the end, at Keansburg than in all tho many point of intersection of. the northerly knt ashore on what is now Mon- sld« of Ht>fL-h struct with the easterly buth County, traded and made ticularly Monmouth county's part in quaintly under date of September 4th, burg held Hudson and his ship those after following a false trail or so, years preceding. For very nearly Hide of Shrewsbury avenue, thence 11) that a small boat went toward land early September days before the dis- the sturdy little Dutch craft sailed three centuries this stretch of beach north two degrees nnd thirty minut«l lands with the Indians, just exactly the event. The log book tells of how, t>nHt, piirnlli"! with Shrewsbury avenue |ree hundred years ago this month. in the latter part of August, 1809, the with the net to fish, and ho goes on to covery of the river which was to bear northward up the Hudson, the In- remained practically unaltered, tho two hundred and thirty-two feet to * stake standing in the southerly end of [, too, in simple and direct manner, Half Moon entered Delaware Bay. recount with amazement the wonder- his name. There is still another dians greeting it as a wonderful oaks and the pines and the holly, the Hrldge avenue, find at the westerly i»leh Btreet, thence (4) north eighty- oint. Historians and geographers the second day of September, 1600, It was on that night that the ship were less trusting and friendly than hand of man as they were when the gulls to a thriving, prosperous, busy soven dojjreus and thirty minutes weit, along- the northerly aide of Beech «tr«et labored over the puzzle of just the ship sailed past Barnegat bay, drove on shore. There must have- those of Monmouth county. For them, red men assembled on the cliffs and community of summer residents. No sixty-six feet to the place of beginning, lere Colman's Point is now, just been fear1 and terror then in the the beaches to behold the strange and less than nine realty companies have 2. The public street Is a continuation northward along the shore, and at perhaps, the beautiful ship which had of Bridge avenue, and shall be known Ihere was that " goodly land to fall in at night anchored near the beach, in hearts of the sailor folk, but Alfred been observed in the lower bay was ghostly ship ride smoothly and gently helped to develop Keansburg into an and,designated as Bridge aytnue, , 3. The Council docs hereby determlaa Hth " which first felt the white man's the lee of the Highlands, It is sup- Juet records in the log book, with some creature of evil intent, and not at ease on the blue waters, On the attractive, summer resort, and in to take and appropriate the lands and at, and received Henry Hudson in reverent gratitude, that " no harm the abode of Manitto, as believed by wooded slopes between Atlantic High- three years nearly $2,000,000 has real estate above deaorlbed for the lay- posed that the Half Moon cast anchor ing out and opening of Bald public kiendly wonder. within the Hook, midway between came of it, for the ground is soft sand the Chingurora Indians. So arrows lands and Hilton's there are deep changed hands there in land and street. 4. The Council does hereby agree to ray to tho owners of the tract of land above iliscribed the sum of seven hun- dred and rtrty dollars ($750.00), which price has lierotoforo been agreed upon a ; •- V<- -' • • • us the compensation to tho owner* for said tract. \ '• • • •;/ , t 5. The dnmog-es nnd benefits resulting ' ' * •' • from the laying out and opening of said * r' street shal! bo duly assessed upon the property affected by the Inying out and opening of said street. 4 1'ansed September seventh, 1809. ' I I I hereby approve above ordinance thin

1 seventh day of September, nineteen hun- 4 dred-anaTitnc; CHAB, H, SOOT, Mayor. —t J —' i ,1 Attest: A, C. HARRISON, Borough Clerk, . ORDIHAWCE HO. 63,

7A^RDI^ANUB TO PURCHASE LAND FOK THE USE OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT. m*U w Be it ordained by the Council of the m. Borough of Ked Bank: •:-Y';;.•••• 1. A certain lot situate in tho Bor- ough of Red Bank,• Monmouth County. &'?' \ New Jersey, on the south side of Me- chanic atreet fifty feet in width by one i^ ~~ ~~~ hundred and fifty feet in depth shall bo purchased from th« heirs-and IIOVIMOII of Tobias C. Hendrlekson, 1 or the uum of three thousand dollars ($3,000), to be paid In cash upon delivery of tho deed eonvoyinr Baid lot to the Borough tree and clear of encumbrances 2. Said'Iot shall bo used for tho Fire Department, THE "HALF MOON" OFF ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS IN 1609. ? September seventh, nineteen Prom PaintiriR by Cerwin Knapp LIns*n, were sent swift and sure upon the woods where the great oaks grow buildings. About three hundred bun- SepTSSElr7i909. According to the notes made by one'1what are now Atlantic Highlands and and ooze." He goes on to tell of how CHAS. H. ROOT, pale faced strangers, killing John Cai- stately and tall and "currants" thrive galows have been put up, several of Mfred Juet, who kept the log^the Hiltons, and that a boat was sent the people of the country, meaning Attest: man and wounding others. His body lustily; where the scarlet tanager and them large and pretentious houses. A. O. HARRISON. lalf Moon cast anchor on the night ashore to find water. the Indians, came aboard the boat was taken back to the Half Moon, the Maryland yellow throat, the blue Borough Clerk, of. Septemberjid, 1609, off shore at At- There is a tradition in Atlantic and seemed very glad «f their coming. One of the most attractive result! and the master ordered it buried. So bird and the brown thrush live fear- ^^cjjighlandj and_two jays later Highlands to the effect that water was According to the logr " they brought of this remarkable development is ORPEWAMTCE WO. 68. ;= it - was taken-ashore-and* •"-0ft' the-HjMffs—nfr nt""aground tour leagues south of greenltobacco"leaves .and~TJaVe us Of" .. nmdg T it for knives and beads. They go in point of land" which the sailor's'named Atlantic Highlands beautiful - and into an exclusive cottage and bunga- l43LEit _bay just^wesi^of_the New Jer ; ^ay Central rnTirnari's pjer. but That, —well dressed. Golman B—PoHiV in-memory— of— thair_ -costly- residences .haye__bfien, rearedj tow. sjctiojij_wjth_ampje_|rontage on md -every- hiHtopHs~erowned-wifcfa-a- -the-wat«is Ithe coast line has probably changed finding the water not very good, a They have yellow copper, But it is not its transient summer CONNECTIONS. OB SEWER Imore or less in the three centuries, search was made south along the sire clothes and are very civil." It is over the location of this point palatial house. Hotels and boarding [which have passed since that eventful bore. At Hiltons there is today a On the morning of September 5th, that much contention has been made, houses provide for that summer popu- coloniei which make Monmouth county [September, still the description of the wonderfully romantic spring, the "the flood came and heaved off the most writers maintaining that Col- lation which bears ample witness to famous. It ii rather its unparalleled OP FOUR HTODRID AND FIPTT agricultural wealth. From early FEET EASTERLY FROM THE CEN- I coast in the old log book is amazingly water clear and icy cold, and the ro:ks ship." However, the English and the man's Point is really Sandy Hook, the fact that today thousands concur TER OF FIFTH AVENUE, One writer claims Coney Island as in the olden appreciation of Alfred spring when the asparagus makes its Be it ordained by the Council Of the Bor- likr -what- a deBcriptlon today would. .about.it.worn.asjf with centuries of Dutch were fur too well impressed ough of Red Bank: I be. For when the tide goes out nowa- dripping waters. It is unquestion- with the lair ani fertile "shores and the spot", and goes further to -say-that •Juet,"that""it is a-very-good land. to. appearance, until late falL the towns "Coney" is but an evolution of Col- fall in with." which lie back of the shore discovered sewer system of the Borough of ™« [ days it leaves the water very shallow ably an Indian spring, and it is quite the hospitable red men to sail off im- Bank be extendid to other property by »-a—great-distanc e-,put,__The ch an: possible that here the crew of the Half mediately, and the three hundred- man. Along the westward reaching shore by Henry Hudson produce millions of the building or placing of lateral Tow- % ers, connections or sewer plpea and all Moon found refreshment, plenty and year-oTd record" fel 1 a "of how~ some 'of —hi' nu exhaustivc^papor of^Raritan~Bay-the-whjt0. h ousts_of, tons_oiLvegetabjei. A trip on the rail- apj>urtenanees_tiiflretp_iti and along nel for ships is two miles off shore at espie streeE: ror~Sdiitihce of four , Point Comfort. A Bailing vessel of delicious. It is while the boat rode at tho men went ashore and looked over to" the New Jersey Historical society, Brevent Park gleam among the trees; road from Matawan,tq Atlantic High- dred and fifty feet eauterly fron* anchor here in the shelter of the cliffs the land, reporting "goodly oaks and and still preserved in the "proceed- Leonardo, Belford and Port Mon- lands discloses a vaiat truck garden, center of Fifth avenue. . :: the size of the Half Moon would be 2. That Baid aewer pipe shall be [left high and dry, or very near It, for that Alfred Juet inserts in the log some currants." It is supposed that ings," the late Rev. Mr. Marcellus, of mouth add their picturesque groups where seemingly every variety of . , ... ineheB in diameter, and shall - as proofs of the desi rabiljty of .Jiving garden vegetablei is raised. In mid- ba of the «»« material aa the main pipe - a considerable dlstanCfe along this part book "that it is a very good land to by currants were meant huckleberries Freehold, advances the claim of Point of the preaent sewer system In thl» of the coast. And what do we know fall in with and a pleasant land %j and blue berries, which still abound. Comfort to this distinction, asserting in this land. August, for instance, are to be seen Borough. from the car windows acres upon 3. That the coat and expense of such. that actually happened? The Half see." Sunday, September 6th, was to be that it has been proved that this Beyond the sand dunes west of improvemtnt shall be assessed by the V point was seven miles west from Keansburg, the Lori Hard works make acres of ripe golden corn; of brilliant commissioners of assessment according Moon drove on shore on the night of The Half Moon Is supposed to have an eventful day for the voyagers. It to the provisions of an act entitled "A was on that day that, quoting again Sandy Hook, and four leagues, or a black patch, and still further along tomatoes, of green peppers, of purple General Act Relating to BorouKhs" -September 4th but -•Ano-hurt.came.of. sailed some distance down Sandy Hook f ceased, by virtu* ot ar "*— instant by consulting the timetable des raise the pole. . Orphans Court of wua map. July 29th, 1909, will expoia sale on tho premtoea,. on V twenty-fourth day of Sept«tal But Henry Hudson and his sturdy aeortri Olntlc'H Body Found. 1909. between the hoi • followers had no chart offthis new ••<.<> to wit: at two o'oloc . The body of George G. Clark of all that certain bouae world. - They were to sail through New York, formerly of Atlantic High- situate, lyln» tnd of HolwdeU m iia* that opening so ilender as to bear the lands, who committed suicide about county ot Moiunoi name of the Narrows to the universe, Jersey, on th* 90 two weeks ago by jumping from a loadlnffthrouBh , and to find beyond one of the greatest ferryboat iaftor taking carbolic acid, and most beautiful rivers of the world. wa3 found a f«w days ago neat Fort property of *b* • How the torpid streams of Holland, Hamilton. The body VM idsntiflwl narrow rivers of England, by Mr. Claris'^theiNia-Ift^.J. 3*j, OAVALBT1C*» •MOOT WIH, O W HOWIBTI TO* BA^B, nr moowaxa QATOM. Klagpolo wanted, not h'»n iimn forty LOy Tpa yovnii uxs o,n vacnnt lain? HHoto - Two monkoya for HA1«, f 15 mid ||g ff»«tt. Murttn Oorbracli, Highlands, N. J, terWh havy epa pliuy tuxem draws onn vacnnriglitt awalainy? for n.Bpoctlvely; cJEtr«on1Ina,ry attmotion THE RED BANK REGISTER John *r*d«iok ttlvM On* > A, U. VeladastM and Or, WiUUna Win Thftt a Considerable new house. l J. Cd. DeltttUBhl , architect, i« » public place: perfcutly yontle and c* inatt »t BM ttlrt, Amount of thi» m»n you wajit to Bee, bo handled. Would Bxohttngt, Addral B, rooa, sad Briiir* Another to m, Jn«tlo». Hrisht. stronjt, hoiipit buy wanted at Monmouth road, Lo| Prom time toMmo during the summer A. M. Poindexter and Dr. H. E. Wil- "Hunting alligatorii at night with mire. HoyaHl l F- LlitlLlitln Hll N, J. s HOUBE TO HT. John Frederick, who farms the Dr.Harni, members of the Rod Bank cav- a bullieye lantern and ihotgun Is WAMTBD. A iit-atly furnifllii'd houan of fl out-dour rnllliiK cliiilr for lnvaliil. In- rouiiis for rwit. $12 por month; runiiinK »OTJBLE HOUSE rom m Broslin placa at Oceanport, hai been alry troop, won several events at thetamo sport compared with what is wilier. Inquire VanTlne cottugis <(j HandBomo double house with all me TOWV called a 'gutcr hunt down In Florida," vilri- MVB. J, B, iJavls, S4 Hiuoil «tri-ft, Hod Bank, in troubled by garden thieves. La»t Thura- inter-state tournament at Sea Girt lait til itunk. dltlonrn inirrovmp: situated ont onei of tho tifiHl t «tr< l 4 •*ld an old riorldlaa. "I meaa the _^^^^^_ ^ / .. . of lloti liiink. I'rifH" |5 2B0 If (Continued -> day he caught a colored man on hiiweek. Mr. Poindexter won the novice CADILLA=== C FOI= I SALE. (Cnt / f feat of capturing nn alligator alive 1 piano, H<(uuro grand, for sale linlf run remain on mortBaire place. The colored man drew a knife military revolver match at fifty yards Mo\li>l I ', Kooil onU-r, tires «ll now,ciu'im, riano is in fine condition, Ap- Owner, Box 197, Hod Hank. ' The board of commiiBionora ha« and then towing the t fellow to high 1'ilfi- |300. AtldrosH B. Q, W., Ilox 107, ply to William LoQuicr, adioiiiiiig Fi iMd« an arrangement with the trolley on him, but Mr, Frudcrlck, who ia aand was second in the bobber match at gtound through mud and water from Ittil Itunk. VtfW ct-metery, near Iteu Bank. •oom> ftBoovvnT company whereby the trolley company •trapping big man, snatched the knife 75 yards and in the all-comera squadded what is colled in Florida a 'gator hole. aorsi. WBtim*td mow BOOFIMO AWD a f\v cheerfully (urnlBhcd. Jobbing prompt tri'U pay $3,000 toward the paving of out of the man'i hand and gave him a match, He was on the team of tho "The 'gator fishermen first find the Ooriugatt'd jjulvunUi'd Iron, for roof- Richard K Murphy, general letter eft- attended "to. "Offlce.ltoom^V'sivFrt bull. flftont street. The trolley company sound thrashing. Ho frightened the Manhattan rifle and revolver associa- hole, which Is Indicated by an open- ing find siding,' for flalu by J. W, Mount uravor, formerly with Tiffany & Co.,inK, corner Broad and Monmouth street Uo,, Hod iSk New York, now with 11, 1<\ Wilbur, 32 Hed Bank. Telephone 1S9-J Thoa also pay ?20Q per year to thenegro half out of hia wits by telling tion, which took second prize in two re- lot In the surrounding grass In the Hroad street. Hed Bank. Tel. 3S0-IJ. Scott and Henry LeOoinpte, ' town in conaideration of being re- volver matches. midst of a dense growth of vegeta- orraw him he would tie him to the railroad earth (riven awny for tho cftrt- KUESB WISHES POSITIOM. lieved from the expense of maintain- track and lot a locomotive run over him. Dr. Williams won the rapid flro re- tion, where the ground is worn smooth Apply to Edward \V. Wise, real CM- Practical nurse wishes position with Oood bay horse, 9 yours old, for «« by the alligator in his pulls in andtnte. Hud B In valid: massage treatment If deplrod. Also a rubber-tlre buggy, onc-hoii ing the macadam road on Monmouth When Mr. Frederick let go of the man volver match against all comers, rais- Mrs, II. Robinson, 9 Jjake avenue, Mid- slelsh and a harrowing and furrowinl out. Sometiaies these 'gfttor holes HEWITT VILLA, dliitown, Orahtce County, Now York. sled, win sell cheap m I have" eold m| street, which it now paved with brick, he started running, Mr. Frederick stood ing the old record from 133 to 134. Heare In the nature of a cave In the41 Wtillaco Htroot, 'Hod ltank. N, J, place. Michael Donnelly, next to B rooms, with or without board. La%ves'« farm, on the Morrlsvllie roaflT Jlie contract for the paving, of Front on a hill where he could eee quite a took fourth prize in the all-comers slow bank of a stream and may be 15 or ri*aBonable, O 1^offiEr street has been delayed on accounts of wayg off. The last gllmpee Mr. Frede- flre revolver match at fifty yards. 20 feet deep, and if so it 1B not an Uu.y horse, 16 hands hl^h, 10 years old, •wclKht 1,000 pounds, kind and true; alBo Pekln ducks, Indian Runner fte negotiations with the trolley com- rick caught of the negro was the man's eagy natter to set the aalmal out. Oirl wanted for gpncrol housework, 3 tt good wagon Buitablo for grocery. Ad- Plymouth Kockft whitf and pany, and the contract will probably coat tails. B.OBEKT MASTEI.L PLAYS HERE. "The flBher 1B supplied with a long in family, Mrs, M. E, Bltttor, 42 Branch dress W, H, Willis, Keftnsburg, N, J. Riiode lalanfl Reas, Musco%-y duckl pole with a metal hook In the end. He RVuiiUf, Hed Bitnlf, CAKE BALE. and Le^horna; broilers, bPoilln duck be awarded next Monday night. On Sunday Mr, FreddfreH taw two Tho ladles of the Uaptlat church will and strictly fresh «jB, TpS Gkorfa BtUwaU of B.d Ban* takes a strong rope and throws Jt WUTMIJ, hold a bread and cake sale at the resi- Oceanic, N. J. Telephone 37-L, Rumro • * * men digging potatoes on his place. One Him, about the entrance of the hole. At Farm wanted to rent, Would like to lience of Mrs. C, B. Parsons Saturday, With this case of delay removed the of them got away, but he caught the tako possession this fall, Address Farm September 18th, from 2 till B o'clock. . - ' DKI.IOATBBSEW. Robert Mantell, the Shakespearean this Juncture Roosevelfg monkey Box 187, lied Bank, FirBt-elasa cold'moat*, bolognaa, plek work of paving Front street can beother, who waa an Italian, He tookactor who summers at Atlantic High- hunting In Africa Is not In it com- TO BENT PTJBHtSHED. les, aalada and cijeese, at the city dlloll taken up and pushed through. A the Italian to Justice David Bryon'e FOR 8AI.E. Five rooms, separately or tog-ether; lessen store. Fresh milk dally from thl landi, ployed to a full house at Prick pared to 'gator hunting in the Florida Burrey, runabout, buggy nnd cart. Ap- all conveniences, excellent location for Shrewsbury dairy. Try our Engligh ? ply to American hotel atablca, Rod Bank, Hament fruit cake. B. Blom, proJrtStS great deal of the work can be done office at Eatontown. Mr. Bryon lec-lyceum last night. Romeo and Juliet, marsh, near railroad station. Vjuslness men. For particulara Inquire Tctluy & Son, Broad street, Red Bank, E^Ft street, Red Bank. Tel 308- this fall, before winter sets in. The turedthe man and at Mr. Frederick's ,i n which Mr Mantel! and his company "Then the flsher rains with the hooked pole down the den and waits MONET SO J.OAN. eemmlsBioners have decided on Metro- suggestion let the man go. The Italian are seen at their beat, was the card and I have iS.OOO ftnd 112,000 to loan on ooriol politan brick as the sort to be used for and listens, If he finds the 'gator In Red Bank real estate, Kdward W, Wlisu, At Oceanic, corner Of Church and furniture and household __ ._ .__ promised never to ateal again. the applause was frequent and enthu- real eatnto, Rod Bunk. .• Lafayette streots, lient roftionable or rv% tt BB au toe paving and the foundation will be th« hole he teases tho beast by pick- will sell cheap. Particulars by applying tire contents of hom», boarding froute, siastic, George Stilwell, son of Mrs.Ing him until this 'gator in a rage and cottages bought for spot cash _De of new macadam. THE EMPIRE THEATEB. KS »nr. to William H, Hintelmann, Rumson, N. J. liveries -free of charge, swartz'i fu? Adelaide Stilwell of Riverside avenue, finally grabs the hooked pole and 1B Bweet cream, pure milk, fresh butter FUBMITUKE BXPAIRED. nlture store, log West Front street, takes one of the leading parts with Mr, pulled from the den, It is with uncer. and buttermilk delivered daily. Charles Furniture of all kinds repftirtd, Re- HOUSE. P«rformanc» to t)« Given Next tainty that he ia dragged forth, for itA McClaskey, Red Bank. atoring of antlqut and mahogany fur- Monday Hlfflit. Mantell and he made a great hit last niture a specialty. Henry Grauie, Front 8HREWBBURY ft night with his home people,' is not known whether the catch lg A ff girl wanted mornings to take street, near Southern railroad, Red Bank. Milk and cream, fresh butter, butJ The new Empire theater will open large or email one; the.fliuer does care of a child three years old. Apply at termllk, p6tchae»e,Bp«cial milk for babiei 6 Peters place, Bed BanU. LOST. next Monday night, The new theater not know whether to get Into shape Breast collar and other part« of har-guaranteel d Qpure Ouernaeyh84 W, dellver Extensive alterationa are being made is in the Birdsall building on Monmouth Church to run orJo fight_But put_theJgator ness, between Ooeanlo and B|d Bank, Sbury, N. J. Milk,from.m^ y dairy Mbiday night. Reward will b« paid tor daily^at M. Blom's delledtesBeif The topic for the morning tervice at comes, bellowlnr and roaring mad, Man and wife for general housework. Front street, Bed Bank. d street which has been thoroughly re- Apply to Mrs. W, T, VanBrunt, acroas return of same to C. A. Libaire, Locust, w bought about six months ago novated and fitted up for this new en- the Firjt MethodiBt church next Sunday "After the, 'gator Is dragged to theCooper's bridye. Bed Bank, N, J, by Carroll West of Seabright. Mr. terprise. Three big vaudeville acta, will be ' * Surpassing Love," This will be surface he in his rage turns and rolls OFFICES POB BENT. the first of a series of three Sunday and finally twists himself up in the VAVtBB, Two offices _in the Patterson bulldinf, in full-bearinf apple orchard; ii acrSI West will move in the house when the illustrated songs and latest moving pic- A piece of property on Broad or "MOh- oppoalte the Red Bank poatofllce, price in asparfigUB. A great money mk1 work Is finished. Hardwood floors have morning discourses. The eyening topic rope or pooit that has been previous. mouth street. Suitable for buBlneBs, |7B, Apply to O. Hanco Patterson, Pat- Owner in ill health cauge of selinf tures will be the program of the open- If prepared. With the assistance of Address W. G. B., Red Bank, terson garage, Monmouth street. Red Price 18,500, Half an hour from B*d| been laid throughout the ^houte and ing night. An entire change of vaude- will be "Is Anything Certain?" The Bank, Bank station. Apply to Francis White,! tho others in the party the 'gator's WIBE US Monmouth and Broad streets. Red Bfcl every room will be repapered and re-ville will be made every Monday and topic for the prayer meeting tonight lag* and mouth are tied and the 'gagale, suitable _ "at~fl"TflO~pr~IBT~ Oraers received at] Next Sunday is Rally Day at^ for —farm- -or—altrw~tnirtcr~~~F"flc^l5S"' ib stairway ha» been added. The home Breach of Froniiie of Marriags, la take $iB; also washing machine, new, 17, James Cooper's, Jr., drug store, Broad 1 -a-hot-airhesterr PrUByferian church. In the morning W, S, and g. V, Bray, Holmdel, N. J, for waht of use. Will deliver._ C. B.street, and at residence, 49 Broad Btroet, HuitTfor $20,000 was brought last Anderson, Monmouth road, Long Branch, over Swannall's cigar store. Bed Bank. gas and hot and cold water. Many Rev, Mr, Rogan will speak on the topic, The coming of a mocking bird to 80-rS WAWTBD, Elmer Pag*. week against Dr, Richard F» Borden Boyn wanted for' newspaper routes. N. J. R. F. D. ". ' ' ' other Improvements will also be made, "Serving God with that which costs Massach'UBetts is BO raro that even formerly of Red Bank, for breach of those who hftTe made a study of birds Apply to p. W, Moselle, newodealer and CLOVEBDAI.B BAIBT. CABETAKEB WANTED. — Walters A Minten are the contractors, something," At night his theme will stationer, 34 Broad street, Red Bank. Pure milk and cream delivered daily. A caretaker wanted for private cottaw promise by Misa Madle White of Red be, "Some of the things for which we are apt to be puzzled by the unfamiU Milk from the dairy delivered fresh near Bed Bank station; man and wlrt Tbs work will cost $1,000. Bank. Dr, Borden was held in |B,000 iar visitor. To such persons it will be daily at the Sugar Bowl candy atom without children preferred. Must have must account." Money to loan in sums to suit bor- Broad street, Hed Bank, Joseph W. good references. About six months free bail, which was afttjward reduced to of intereat W learn that a pair of mocfc rowers on first, bond and"-mortgage. Fox, Bed Bank. rent.._Hying quarters set apart for The subject of the Sunday morning lvin8,_Register-bui_dit__r, Red Bank. wh^hiK~T BABN DANCE. "sermon , ATTTOMOB1LX rOB bALE, prlvate gave bail thia afternoon before William honie^ tals year, They were aretaker, Bo* iBf, Red Merry . ^t " The responsibility of Baptists for the Jlan and wife want lace to taka care Franklin automobile, 1906, low, 9300 PIntaraWReaBanlt,actinjf as a supreme first aoticed several weeks ago, when of for the for prompt caajj. __O^t__J_lJM^_Ein«. otJNew— Jersey^—^t court-commissioner^ - Dr,-Borden-wfr bflriiain. Box 82,fllberon, N. J. Tele- T. J, Zieglar, horse educator, will open in the southern part of the phone 1006 Deal. October 1st, a school for the training of PABM WAtfTED. colts and to educate hornes that have to invitations to the barn dance at park and our city beautiful." tc\tm. The beauty of their longs Want to buy small firm, convenient HOUSE FOtt KENT. any bad habits; also horses that have many years. His wife died a few years to Bed Bank, Batontown or MlddlAtown, 1 Keansbusg a few nights ago.. The The Christian endeavor meeting at brought neighbors to 'watch them. In Address Small Farm, Box 19?, Red Bank, House on East Front street for rent , been spoiled by falae methods used in ago and he reeenty married a Somer- a tew days they left the place, hw- three or four rooms, bath, hot and cold training them. Horses trained by ny dance was given by Jerry Sheehan, the Presbyterian church next Sunday BAMBLEB B.TJMJU1OTJT. water; house heated, Apply to J, A.system, -are under your control at all" villa woman. IBJI apparently found more to their lik- d condition, will soil at any price White, corner High and Bast Front times, F. J, zjeglar, horae educator. Box Dr. M« L. Dick and William Jordan night will be led by Miss Carrie Mount. ing *" swamp near by at the bottom of to quick buyer. Good reason jter selling. streets, Red Bank. 32, Little Silver, N. J, , - fa the Keansburg auditorium. The A. FINE MTJSICALE. Rev. A, A. Zabriskie of Hudson, New Easy terms. Bzekiel Oloott, an apple orchard, N.-J. FOE EAIE CHEAP. hall was decorated with cornstalks, 3fark, will preach at the Reformed nrrmsn 11 K ' Two ent^Msiag^aatufi etudenta Plumber and gasfltter. Heating plants Alarca Qalopin," A. K. O, S, B. 104BS8, •"itpyttBfl" farftTproducS and farm im- Affait at Omoa Qbwoh ftaat Wlffht B«. church next Sonday, • affisftHBttoon under tBese treei, FOK BEHT. Installed and all plumbing work care- eon of Oh.. Heflchan Galopln, the sire of lig-hti a Xftrff• Andlence. —. 4|l» Houses furnished and unfurnishetl, all fully attended to. Late with Sabath & more winners, and his progeny won mora plements. Many grotesque costumes they were rewarded by abundant prices. Ritter real estate registry, White, Office at present, 16 Washing- Rt4a«8tt»nthoB#ofyrt-ClItriR«8nth#ofttTy^rtrer - •nd humorous farm caricatures" were The Red Bank choral society gave a At th« Bijoiu^ #l Hhi mm ton «H-eetv-R«d-BftnlCr~————— America during the past year, Sire of Bank, musicals lait nifht in Grace"church to" the special attraction at the Bijou which left nfl doubt as to their Iden- MBM. Wishaw Clinksr,. champion of ohamplon», Pocketbook found on trolley last Wed- Mbrftan'a $5,000 dog, %vinner of 19 cham- a large audience, The program ren- tity, Their test la probaWy in the PBINTINQ PREaB FOB SAI.E. pionships, and the greatest Of this won- by a committee of five, theater next week will be a dramatic A foot-power printing press nnd anenday. Owner can have same by prov- derful hre«d. Alarca Oalopln, at you B. Simmons pf Keansburg, dered was excellent and lovers of act given by local talent. Captain Sid- thicket of the«wamp, but ao one wants large quantity of type for Bale cheap. ing property and paying (or this adver- see, is half brother to this valuable dot. f to risk dJituroing them by bunting for K h, Jjalght, 3B Monmouth street, Bed tisement. Call at Mrs, Bobert Dough- Dark golden sable, beautiful white mark- dressed as a cowboy,' won the men's music (ay th« musicale was one of theney Hinman, with four life saving dogs Bank, ty'B, Fair Haven, N, J. ings, heavy coat. 203 Branch avenue. best ever given at Red Bank,' The It They have Improved their visit to Red Bank, prize and Misa Mary Moore of New is at the Bijou this week. He will re- the north by increailni their reper- POSITION WANTED MONEY TO LOAN. cfioruses were especially fine. One of main until Saturday night. The dogs at g-eneral housework hy woman with Money to loan in sums of 1100, |200, T-ork as an Indian maid won the toire and have added Imitations of child; country preferred, in vicinity of 1300, |4O0, $B00 and up to 16,000 on bond oonra TO MOVE? woman's prize. Music was furnished the numbers was a solo by Miss Mar- gave an exhibition at Frick lyceum dock ieveral northern birds to the Inns Hat Red Bank, Address Housework, Box 197, and mortfage. Inquire at law offices of I move furniture in covered van«, Red Bank. John A. Lovely, Patterson building, which are padded and waterproof. In by an orchestra from New York. jorie Mullen of last Oceanic. This wai yesterday before a large crowd and of longt they already had,* ".^ Broad street, Red Bank, order to accommodate my ' increasing"* her first public appearance, but shejie* brought ashore a boy who was feigning TO BEST. trade I have added another and larger New cottage on Chapel H1U road, fur- box van to my outfit this year, Trlpl«ti Dead. quitted herself as well as the more ex- drowniny. ' You can exchange almost anything nished or unfurnished, month or year, and see Eg-an's new padded furniture I move furniture from city to country perienced singen. The choral, society for something jof more value to you by cheap. Inquire Webster Swan, Nave- van. Leave your order early for city or without change, l employ only exper- The triplets who were born last Younjr Lawyer Dona. letting the thousands of people who read •ink, N. J. country moving. For information call ienced men and I pay for. everything ia a new musical organizsation^nd it THE RBQISTSB know about your wants. or address J. T. Euan, 11 Wall street, which may be broken while In my charge. week to Mrs. .Gustav George of Front will give three concerts a year, tfleh to Jerome V. Pach of Long Branch, a MONEY TO 1OAN. Bed Bank, Phone 124-J, Furniture packed and shipped to all street died Wednesday night. Money to loah. Elegant residence at parts of the world. Packing furniture be followed by a dance. nephew of Morris Pach of Monmouth PIQ8 FOE SALE. Atlantic Highlands, BISO small farm near for steamships and for long distances by street, Red Bank, died Sunday at the Freehold, tor sale, 8, C, Cowart, ^ mvra rail is a specialty with me, John MoDonough. Vanderbun, N. J. hold, N. J, W. S. Voorheea, blaoksmithlng and Prlcs» nttnuni xaws. The Story of Henry Hnflion, age of 21 years. He had tse<|fl ad- J-UBN1SHEI> BOOUS carriage work of all kinds; putting on Moving furniture in Red Bank, |3 per „ FOOI. TABLE FOB SAI.B ol rubber tires o, speoialty. Prices very load. Outside of Bed Bank price ia reg- mitted to the bar to practice law and to let at 26 Bast Front street. Red Bank. ftnd fun outnt ot balla, cues, racks, etc, tnoderate. Shop on Gold street, near ulated by distance. ftt*rte» BMley Meofl. Not OulUy to The story of Henry Hudson's rtis- ill in good condition, for Bale for ISO, Dl«ord«tJy Home. he had expected to opea an office Bt HOX-ltPEX. STOCK PABM. Maple avenue, Bed Bank. Trunks delivered from station to any covery of the Hudson river and the tale Horses boarted. Goorge C, TasH, ?A bargain, for someone, AddrefeB Box PEBTDCESEll WOBIB OPEW. part or Bed Bank at 2B cents eadh, William Conrow, wijo has been of the landing of the Half Moon on Long Branch next month.' Htfwfcg a manager. ^8B, Bed Bank, Bitaau's ferrJlizer works at Swimming Trunki (tared at 28 cents per month- nek witii peritonitigj;|iiB much im- .River is nowVready to receive horses, Storage warehouse at 49 Mechanic the shores of Monmouth In Septem- frequent visitor at Bed Bank and wai DIRT FOB BASS, BBS BASTE 'All the year round, Herman Hltzau. street. Office 48 Broad street, Bed Bank. "T proved. well known here. Clean dirt for filling. Address Charles We handle the very best test gasolene Telephone 129-'J. Ritzau's Fertilizer E. J. REILLY. Aurelio Carreno, of Brooklyn, a ber, 1609, ai printed in THE RiaiSTBB B. Burd, Bed Bank. and lubricating cylinder OIIB only. Red Works at Swimiainf Hiver. Bummer resident here, died here on this week, is taken from the Suburban,' Bank, Ottrage. SO-32 West Front street Now 8tor« rront». PUBNISHED BOOMS WANTED VanKeuren Bros, SAWDUST POB SALE. A FAMILY REGULATOR. Tuesday of last week after three tie, the monthly paper publiahfd in the for light housakeeping, Addreas P, B, months' sickness. He was 70 years New store fronts, with a low dis- Sawdust for horse bedding or ice- Rexall OrderlieB are unsurpassable interest of New Jersey by the Central Doughty, Red Bank. COW FOB BADE. houses for sale. \ New and clean. One old' and had been a summer resident play line, have been put in the stores dollar for a big two-horBO load, Daniel for the use of children, old folks and railroad. The pictures accompanying BBBD WHEAT. Cow about four years old, coming in H. Cook's sawnUll, on the Re hew over twenty years. of William J, Sutton on Broad street, profit In November, will be sold right. road, «outh of Tlrt,ton Falls. delicate persons, as well as for robust Charles Bailey, proprietor of Re-the article are also reproduced in THE Good, clean seed wheat for sale, J, Can he aeen by calling at H. D. Bray'B, occupied by Mr. Sutton as a stove Statesir, Colt's Neck, N. J, Batontown, N. J, people. We cannot too highly recom- vella Hall, pleaded not guilty last BEGISTIR through the courtesy of the DOO OB SALESLE. . Thursdaj^at Freehold to a charge of store and by William T, Corlies as a MOTOS CYO1.E FOB BALE. A thoroughbrehb d Bdston bull dog, male, mend them to all sufFerers of constipa- Suburbanite, In good condition. Inquiry at 25 West BALEBMEW «&«¥£». two years did, houBe^roken, kinl d of dla- keeping a^disorderly house here last clothing store, Mr, Sutton has made Front street, Bed Bank. .. Hustling saleiroen can make big prof- ppsitlon and especially fond of children, tion. We offer your money back if you Hay. He was remanded for trial, his stove store into two separate ita.Jn olty or country.^ Address for par- Moving reason for Billing, C Ewlng are not satisfied, They are eaten IDce L. S. Sculthorpe, Tunis Moller, Lot Sold on Shrewsbury Avinne, OJBfi WAHTSD tleti#r», Frank O. Fielder, 24S Herbert Patterson, Shrewsbury, N. J. E, H. Cook and John Hartnedy at- Benjamin Alpine haB bought the lot stores, one of which he will rent. for general housework. Apply at 197•treat, Red Bank, candy, and do not gripe, purge, or cause WeBt Front street, Red Bank. won SAXE. any annoyance whatever. Two smm, tended the convention at Atlantic City. ^ corner of Shrewsbury avenue and EGOS I EOG3I EOOBt last week as delegates from the Atlani BOOMS FOR BENT. Itriotly freBh. delivered in Red Bank House of 9 roome, fruit, ehade, lorge lOe, and 2Bo» James Cooper, Jr. The lie'rbert street from Thomas J. Norman Furnished rooms for rent. Apply at every Friday i also choice tea, coffee and lot, four minutes from the corner of tic Highlands flre department, « The great play of "The Thief" will 41 Mechanic street, Red Bank. Bpioes. Address Percy S. Crawford, Broad and Monmoutli , streets, price Rexall Store, George A. Krauie and family are for $1,000, This is the record price for Mlddletown; N. J. $2,900, A bargain. Apply to TV, A on a trip to Colorado Springs. property in that locality. The lot hasbe given at Prick lyceum the coming CHESTNUT FOBTS TOR BALE. Hopping, real estate, Bett Bank, Saturday night. This play was given 1.S00 choatnut posts for sale. Ad- J. S. Flitcroft spent part of last a frontage of fifty feet on Shrewsbury Daniel H. Cook, Bed Bank. vnum BOOM VO MT. 600 standing yellow locust trees, suit- week at Cranbury where he haa large at the lyceum last year and was one Large front room, all modern Im- able for posts. Will j be out to any cranberry interests. avenue and ia 100 feet deep. Mr, Al- RUNABOUT OB MJ provemontB, near high school, flne loca. length. Also a fine' lot of fravel for He expects to of the season's great theatrical treats. tion, In private family. Address Modern, wantB or drlvaweyB. AddreBS W I. Con- Friends, Don't Delay harvest a fine crop. pine will build a store on the lot, which Ball-bearing runabout for sale, In- The performance Saturday night will quire 211 Maple avenue, Red Bank, Box 197, Red Bank. ove'f, B. F. D,, KatontowiS; N. j. Jonas Tumen has returned to Buck- he will occupy aa a grocery and meat CAJWET WOm PALE. nell UnverBity, where he is atudylng market. be by the same company which gave 138 yarflg o( velvet carpet, food con- Jaw, the play last year. Oood, Btronf, Btyllah carrltite horse. dition, coat fl.BQ yard. Sell B0 centj VOB mjom, AddrcsB Box 102, WtUB iUver, N. J. yard; all or part, C. Wilaon, third 600,000 privet hedge plants how ready READ SOLID FACTS. A concrete sidewalk is being put DMA of Parnly»i*. Btrett, Oceanic, N. J» for fall planting, 1, 2 anil 3 years old, down in front of the properties of Bad Bank Troop Invited. RECiEAUrED SSBS UY and 1 to 4 feet high, with from ten to Mrs. A. O. Brown and Oscar Una on Mrs. Margaret Reid of Marlboro, Rooleaned seed rye, 1,000 buahelii free XOVBB worn thirty branches oh each] plant. John The Red Bank eavalry troop has betn from garlic, J. H. Balrd, JJftrlboro, N. J. Bennett, Atalntio Highlands, N. J. Bay View avenue, widow of John N» Reid, formeriy o£ Six-room house and all Improvements, J have been troubled ^ith general de- nvlted to visit the Huited States mili- Heat, hath, tolletieto. Juet think, $1,960, Bt»am Boiler and Oru«Jiea Stoat, Mrs. Paul Zea has been entertaining Colt's Neck, died Sunday of last week SHOP WOm KBNT. It in B, good thing. Bdward W.^Wlae, I deal In crudhftd etone land, anv-pre- bility, -weakness^ di#(lth«i!ii, headache, . relatives from Brooklyn. tary encampment and tournament which Wheelwright shop for rent. Apply to real estate, Red Bank. pared to make public and private roadii, sleepleBineBB and stomach trouble, Atlantic Highland! baseball team of paralyiiB. She was eighty years old Hardy, blfWkimlth, A«bury Park. 1 hftvs a heavy steam roller for making will be held at Albany during the week N. 3, which some doctor* called dyspepsls. 1 > -/f,Added to its many victories last Sat- and leaves four children. They are g aoo» OBAVEI.. and preparing iton•t"'">e roadsMBAI . > r?hfci«ioB w had trledna number of medicines and of October 4th. OO-CAUT *©• BA»B. If you want good r6aai u«e Hopping Burfl,• Be- -d -Bank . Telephono SiT-W. urday by defeating the Xaviers of Mrs. Garrett Matthews of Red Bank, afinf K encamp- A go-eart, In good condition, for saia gravel . Deliveree d in oarlpftd lots ftt visited « numbep of doctors, but non» Kew York by the wore of 0 to 7. The Mrs. Joseph MattnewB of Colt's Neck, ment will be part of the Hudion-Fulton eftp Mrs, Eva M, VanCulln, Octanlo, atty railroaid d point John T. Hoaplng, TO LET OB PO» MAS. helped me or gave me any relief. I New MnmMonmouu th, N. J. Wj- Hight-room cottaire at Oceanic, N. J.. was witnessed by a large at- and Mrs. Joseph Miller and Walter R, celebration. ," . ' N. fruit and good water on place. Price heard on all aides about Luna Oil, the :c. Oeoj^e W. Qonover was FOB BENT. fi.eiO*" ""0.. Bargain to a. quick purchaser, treat pain Wller, but dlfl not pay any Reid of Marlboro. WlllUm H. B«ld VTlnm OUver Cap. Apply to Mri. W. t,, Hedenbers, Fair, Unfurnished bungalow at Chapel Hill, Key. att Brower'B Btore. Addresa Mra. I., attention about It, aa J thought It w»» N J" 10 roomSi one aore of land, shade 18 Hartwell •treet, New Brunswick, N. J. York moving picture men con- Haven, N, J. Salary |2B, Mu«t be first tress, etc AddreBi U. Hall, 187 Tenth •11 talk. I w periuadea to try it by _1 a hoge sea monatw on the ft VUtel. In addition to the premiums and OlftSB, . prizes won by; "Willian} H, Beid of street, Hoboken, N. J. . Borne trend* and to tell you the truth here Monday out of canvas and A fltfht between negroes took place All hair njattreiBes to renovate by anyone -who says that Luna Oil la no •staveifc—- -TO© -affair was at- Tennent at the fair lait week, he re- rnnni& HOUBB rta». ^ amx. WANTED. Sanitary proeesi, equal to new; with Saturday night at the corner of Broad Furnished houge on Peters place for good doea not Know what they are talk* _ to a power boat and pictures ceived a silver cup for the Holitetn- Competent girl wanted for general utne or new ticking i done ftfc short no- ing about After I used the first bottle- taken of it for moving picture and Front otweti. Chief Patterson rent. Apply at 28 P«ier» place, B«4 housework; referenoe« required. Apply tiee at the Grand Raplfla furniture itore, Freisian cow fjanding the highert in Bank. comer sycamore and ShrewBbury ave« J. M. Greenburg, 6 Broad street, Bed I noticed a decided improvement- J i* The performance attracted dispersed the fighters and took in Bank. / the milk and butter conteit. nue«, Shrewsbury, N. J. have now used several bottles of imaa the «horg topee the way many custody Charles Pitts, 'who had a re- Experienced waiter or waitress wanted MOMBY TO 10AH. Oil ana I feel all right i m well as _£ ' ' * "' scenes are gathered. at The Garrison. 94 Broad street, Bed _ OA»« \ • volver in hit inside coat pocket,. Pitts Bank. . I have a large amount of money to loan See the Jereey coast In a alght-Heelng ever did. I can sleep and eat u well as ., output-town pupils are on bond ftnft mortgage, la amouBtB from evdr. Can eat anything without having ii.OOO to $20,000. D,H. Applegat*. 80 car. Trlpa to Aflbury Park, Long public school This is was sent to the county jail to await BPanoh and up th« Rum«on ifoad, CaTB jmln after eatlat, i am happy to of pay pupils ever Rosh HaBhona, tive Jewish New Need not bo experienced. Apply at Broad street, Bed Bank. for hirii by the hour or day. /W. Sheld's BO the action of the grand jury. Year, will be obierved tomorrow and th» dry gooJti atoM of Joiipa BUK «ea boathouae, oppo«lta Bast yiew hotel, ttlnk I am cured 1 t«tk« great pleasure Bank. MaBOMEPOBBAJ.il. la recommending Luna oil to anyone many qf the Bed Bank stores will be Extra No. 1 Homers; strong, vigorous N, J, received for putting Bfttoatovn Womnn birds. $1.60 per pair mated. Jamee suffering as I did. If you have any pain- • Q , Wd> wjll be Hankinson and mother of John H. Han- Whether the job of printing is a small Bank. OBATXb AJTD.KAJm TOM VAX.*. mattresaos steamed and j renovated. , ST., of Estontown,"flied suddenly About fifteen loads of buildlnit sand Feather matreeses, cushions,- awnings Your* very one for half a dollar, or a big one run- -^ *lAW tW and sup oovars |aa«a Ok*pet »t UttletoD, New Hamp- eare mt THB HOBBIKS DOB'T IN CONSTANT TLOW. A meeting of those interested in the ,« • • * • •"- organisation of an Fnsd Ivlns, son of Mrs. Sarah Ivina Wifa Adena Ola OMai and Xutbtnd Volcano Vonva Lav* Into |of Wait Red Bank, WM operatetdd on ttlJtmA Oat«, Continuously. Italian Presbyterian Church rsiterday morning at the Long Branch "Aunt Eunice," §ald young Mrs. Bill, In the Island of Savali, In the Sa- IN RED BANK iOBpitiil for appendicitiB. inga, butting down her pen and push- ruoan group, during an August night will be held at Miai Julia Walling of Tower Hill ave- in toe year 1905 there arose from tho ing back the pile of scribbling paper Y, M. C. A. BUILDING, RED BANK, ae ia employed in the office of James In front of her, "Aunt Eunice, why midst of a peaceful cocoa plantation a volcano that In four yearu of its Friday, S.pt. 24th, 1009, Goldstein's iOper, Jr. does a woman who loves chlnu want to marry a man who adores cats?" •till ceaseless activity has ioflt forth AT SilS P. M. Mrn. W. J. Kennedy of Broad street more molten lava than baa any vol- Aunt Eunice went on with her GEO. V. SNEKDKN, WEST END, N. J., AND LONG BRANCH, N. J. •pending ten days with friends at placid knitting and deftly avoided a cano of which there is record, Jew York. direct answer. Today this flow of lava, in some H. W. LINSON, Coriiea W. Thompson of Monmouth "Is that a conundrum?" she asked. placei TOO feet In depth, is filling up P. J. H, WHITTAKER, 1 et is confined to hii bed with Bright's I never guessed one in my life. And the sea along a frontage of more than Committee. GOOD FOR TEN DAYS ease. Mr. ThompBon is 76 years ^ld I£ It'i the theme of a problem novel, •even milei, has destroyed about 60 ._ his recovery is doubtful. Nan, you needn't tell me, because I villages and as many square miles of Miss Margaret BlaiBdell of East Front don't like them," what was once the most productive tad Final Clearing in Shoe Dept. Prices Zero to Previous Prices or Hoy Other Shoe Sale Prices Mrs..Billings laughed. "No, it isn't area in all Samoa, From Apia, about Our intention is to thoroughly clean thia department that we may have apace for tho largest, best and finest et ipent yesterday with friends at 60 miles away on the island of Upolo, Winter Haven. a conundrum," she said. "It's a lines of Fall and Winter Shoos to be had in this city. Thus the prices will convince'you of such investments that W. W. Ketcham of catastrophe—almost, and it looks as It ts sometimes possible to read at Mr. and Mrs. ntght by the glare of the Savallan vol- will enable you to savo 25 per cent to 75 per cent in such Shoes for future if not immediate wear. are visiting D. D. Sroock of if It might resolve itself into a prob- lem novel at any moment. I'm the cano, whose twin pillars of vapor by [dand street. woman—-I love china; Ned's the manday become columns of red, Potatoes V - FOR WOMEN Frank E. Price of Oakland street —he adores cats; and the result li Above the aver teething lake of Are at Monday with friendi at Atlantic that three of my beat soup plates and within the crater bangs a great erim- Ladies' Patent Colt Blue Oxfords and Eclipse Tiee, Ladies* Russian Calf Blue Oxford Pumps andiSailorm, eon cloud, while eight miles distant I will supply Winter Potatoes to Ladies' Brown Suede Pumps and Eclipae Ties, Ladies' Black Suede Pumps and Eclipse Ties, Ladies' IdeallKid Ox- hlanda. four of my cherished oatmeal saucers fords and Christys, Ladies' Russet Kid Oxfords and ChriBtys1 Ladies' Chrome Kid Oxfords and Christys, Ladies' and Mrs. Charles K. Chsmplain have been smashed to atoms in the from the volcanic cone appears a leas- families, hotels and boarding houses. Gun Metal Blue Oxfords and Sailors, Ladies' Wax Calf Blue Oxfords and Eclipae Ties. —- —" —"-—— part of Mr. Champlain's company ast fortnight, You know, Hilma feeds er cloud, sometlmei divided Into many $4.00 and $3,50 Grades for Ten Days.. , "~ the cats, but Ned is always sure that columns of apparent fire, It is but These will be good sound Potatoes, $8.00 and $2.50 Grades for Ten Days , it Sunday at Mr. Champlain's home the steam arising from the Bea, col- $2.50 and $2.25 Grades for Ten Days. ., $1 69 she never gives them enough and so, good keepers, direct from the North, an Monmouth Btreet. Mr, Champlain as soon as he gets back from recita- ored by the red glowing lava that $2,00 and $1.75 Grades for Ten Days.. , , ,$1,49 i his company are playing this week tions, he feeds them again. In the pourg a Niagara of fire over the cliffs and will reach Red Bank in car- The Balance of White and Colored Canvas, 9Bc. It Long Branch to crowded houses. that the ceaseless torrent of molten A lot of Ladies' High Shoes, in Patent Colt, Box, Gun and Viel Kid, Button and Lace (not all said, of course, and with my best load lots in October. Sold by the sizes), $1.89. COME EARLY. George Cowley of Maple avenue, who china, and then Hilma comes along rock builds higher and higher every i employed in Cooper's drug store, will on her earnest Swedish feet and does day. The ocean steamers touching at barrel, in flour barrel measure. Ap- the rest. I'm getting discouraged—" Apia pass within close bailing dis- FOR CHILDREN next Monday for Philadelphia, tance of this dramatic spectacle. ply to or address rhere he will enter the second year's Here the library door opened and Patent Colt, Russia Calf, Black Vici and Brown Kid Oxfords and Pumps, $2.00 Grades for Ten Days ....". . . .,,$1,49 at the Pennsylvania school of Prof. Billings stood on the threshold, Scientists who have seen the most a broken plate in his Hand, his man-recent flow say that every minute $1.75 Grades for Ten Days , ., .$139 pharmacy, 300,000 tons of lava flow over the $1,50 Grades for Ten Days,, . $1,23 ner wavering between nonchalance W. T. SHERMAN, $1,25 Grades for Ten Days .... 98c Henry Clay Miner will close Haley ana, and anticipation. lower rim of the crater; and this not ii summer home on McClure's TPolnt, Storehouse on Southern Railroad $1,10 Grades for Ten Days ._ , 83c "Another victim, Nannie," he tried resembling in any way the other la- A lot of High Shoes in Assorted Leathers at greatly reduced prices, i w#ek.- After opening, his house at tmar chiCTfully. "Hilma ivaf but like molten Iron spreads OTsr Delivery Tracks, Between Mon- ew York, Mr. and Mrs. Miner will heavily again. Fortunately It's an the old field and beyond until at the mouth and Front Streets, FOR MEN writ Mrs. Miner's brother at Colorado old—" sea there Is a Niagara of flre full ten miles In width. At this molten lava RED BANK, N. J, Springi, Colorado. But MM, Billings had flown to his Men's Patent Colt, Russia Half, Gun Metal and Vici Kid Bluoher Oxfords. side and was examining the frag- falls into the ocean, says Harper's : 3.50 Grades for Ten Days , .$2,49 Mrs. William F. Ebie of Bridge ave- Weekly, It turns to a fine black sand $8.00 Grades for Ten Days , ,$1,98 nue gave birth to a son last Friday. ments. * $2.50 Grades for Ten Days $1,69 "Old! I should say it was! That's and sinks, and so a new coast line is Mrs. Hugh Summers of Wallace street being built up In water 300 to 400 Aen's White Duck, Welted Sole Oxfords, $2,50 Grades for Ten Days. $1,69 Just the trouble," she cried with Lot of Men's High Shoes of Assorted Leathers, $3.58 Grades, $1.98; $2;25 Grades $1,89 Jeft today for Boston. She will make tragedy, "It's my best, my only piece feet deep. Bids Wanted. short visit with relatives there and of real pink luster, Oh, Ned, how This moving molten lake advances ll then take up her per^ament resi- could you take it?" There were tears at the rate of four miles an hour. As CUH'a Fall Coats at $2.98, Worth W.SO-Selected Girl's School Dreaata—High? or low neck style, in dence with her sister, Mrs. Hannah in her voice and in her eyes, too. it pours Itself Into the sea column! plaids and striped patterna, strictly all wool Venetian, various shades and trimmings, sizes 2 to 14. of water are raised in steam to incal- • Bids are requested from con- English covert and fine worsted material, reefer model Syran of St. John's, Nova Scotia. "NA I'm awfully sorry!" said her or j length, sizes 2 to 14. 59c, 75c, 98e» $1.50, $1.98 -Miss Winifred Young, who spent the abjepf lusband. "I'-promise I'll never culable heights, and this, descending tractors to'erect and complete Women's Tailor-Made Fall Suits atfAstontihingly jmmer in Red Bank with Mrs, J. S. ta4i%%uything but a tin dipper after In a fine rain of brine, destroys vege- $2.98 Low Pricea—New models, 42 in, long eoati, lined rf"an d hii s air of subdued and.sin- tation and corrodes the galvanized throughout with guaranteed satin, made of striped itiles of Tower Hill avenue, has re- Iron roofings of churches and trading an addition to the Borough Girl's Storm Capes at $1,98 For School Wear— For worsted serge, in navy blue and black, deep kilted sed to her home in New York. cere melancholy was so genuine that all ages, priced to suit all purses, shown in pretty Mrs, Billings smiled in spite of her stations for miles around. Bkirt,and well tailored, sizei 84 to 40, will be sold later Elmer Guerneey and son Julian ~As-th«—torrents—of—boiling—lava- -Water Worksr—•—-—- striped material guaranteed waterproof,, sizei_6 toJJ,_ ; White Plains, formerly of Red Bank, break against the basalt cliffs or hum- sold elsewhere at $300. $1L98" "Very well," she scolded, "but don't $1.98 . mt part of last week with Mrs. Guern- ever let me hear you say again that mocks left by the old'flow cliffs are Plans and specifications may Miaaea' SemUFtited Sutta at $9,98—Excellent quality iy's mother, Mrs. Tenbrooke Davig of The Ring and the Book1 1B your melted by the heat, hummocks disin- Rubberised Soiaaette Capes for Girls $3,98—Shown homespun, in navy blue and reseda green, richly Test Front street. tegrated and carried forward by the in garnet, navy blue and tan, sizes 6 to 14. trimmed, fancy patch pockets, extra full skirt, Frenei favorite poem, because it isn't. It's flow to be hurled Into the sea, whert be had at the office of the kilted effect, good value at $12, sizes 14. 16, 18, Hazel Clark, sister of Mrs. Charles •I love Uttle pussy.'' they explode like Titanic bombs, and $3.98 $9.98 oyden, Jr., of Marion •treet, will go this Is taking place every moment architect, at the corner of Brooklyn hospital this week, where BTJBBIA'B UTLAND WATEBWAT. along an ever widening sea front of wffl*e~tr«ated4Br-«y« trouble^--. = Barpi Ttn Abriiiat OB the Vol^a wait "ten miles aT least* For" more than a Broad and^Honmouth Streets, SCHOOL lisa Matties Keltam, daughter of mile out In the ocean the water boili, Good, strong Knickerbocker Pants, all sizes, just the thing for school, inkJ£enum-Ql.Riyer,street, has. re-. ,__.______„..______— ^ 50c. ~~ ~" ------•--——--• ned from a visit to relativeTaTBiP Volga' it has a navigable length of steady stream of lava greater, it la 1,600 miles, some 260 wiles further •aid, than man hai ever seen In the BoyB'3uits, made of fancy Cassimere and Cheviots, cut full Knickerbocker, veryjityHsh^jjgrfgGt fitting, Mr, and Mrs. Trevonlan Brower of than the distance from St. Louis to past isgut from any volcano of which -—^ $2.00, $2.50. $3.5O $4.00 ^ ".""". " there Is record. f Ipnraouth street spent Sunday and Mon- the sea by the Mississippi, The Rus- Extra|good Suit, with 2 pair Knickerbockers. — .....',....,,,,..,.;,..,,,,., .*.....' $3.98 lay at their former home at Philadel- sian winters are so cold that the sea- Never once., since that night four Architect. years ago, when this volcano was a. . - son of navigation Is barely six months* long, as against ten to twelvt months born in a peaceful valley, has It re- liM-Lydia JP, Ovens left Saturday on the lower Mississippi froni St. Mtoif to FmettiBt quiescent. for a .visit to Hartford and Stamford, LOUIB. [jecticut. From the head of barge navigation COOK HAD BECOME FTSTUEE, TEN REASONS lies familyjrf_T_ren^ tfct- Volga -«ommunieateB~with Sfc-Pes- m, who have been visiting Mrs. Lan- Much Woadenaaat At a Social Jfflatron«' FOR USING tereburg by way of toe Scheksna ri?« Meeting-. ning's" Bister, Mrs. A. L. Davison of and a series of .canals, making m It fU almost the unanimous opin- lechanlc street, returned home last 1 Child's Excelo Bread and Other Baked Goods grand water way, connecting the Bal* ion at the Social Matroni meeting reefa tic with the Caspian. that It wag impossible to keep, a cook 1 ,THE TENTH REASON George Coley of "Virginia is visiting When J. A. Ockerson of the Missis, more than a month without changing, sippi river commission was at Ry- lit aunt, Mrs. Mary Dugan of Mon- "However," announced the presi- Our goods are aJways as advertised, if not a little better. nouth street. binsk, at the junction of the Volga dent, "U any person preient_kngwiL with the Scheksna last summer he Our aim is to have the best irooda that can be made. Mr. and MM.Woodward of Mew of an exceptional case let her speak!" Dramatic Company 1 saw barges lying ten abreast In the When you bay bread, cake or plea from CHILD'S BAKERY, jjfc, who have been visiting their At this the New Member timidly stream, waiting their turn at the you know they are made of pure materials, in a clean manntr. aughter, Mrs. Ella Britten of Mechanic wharves. arose in their midst "The exception Will make its first appearance Monday Bt, have returned home. Is in my house," she eaid. A strange taing-about the Volga is We would be pleased to show you our bakery on West street The infant child of Mrs. Charles This'caused thTotheri to sit up. the fact that the heaviest tonnage la "How long have you" had your Evening, September 20th, at the BIJOU at any time, that you may see for yoursdf how our good a are made iennett of Mechanic. street has been upstream. The trade in petroleum cook?" quizzed the prejldeBt, rery sick, and its produoti alone runs above "Ove"Over fivefive yeajW' "I THEATER, in a play entitled Mrs. Annie Thompson of Newark has 8,000,000 toni annually, there are up- For a moment tiSS. others stared In en viBiting Mrs. T. Frank Clusey of ward of a thousand boats engaged in amazement; then heads began to bob EXCELO BREAD lechanic street. it eicluaively. In admiration and more heads began Prom the oven to your table in sanitary wrapper. Miss Julia Gaskill of Medford is Steel tank barges of 1,000 toni are to swing sideways in vigorous dls- "So Convenient," Think this over; then order from your grocer or the makers pending two weeks with Misa Mar- much used in this oil traffic. St. Pe- trust of this statement. tersburg, separated from the Volga by "Is this cook entirely satisfactory J, W, CHILD & CO,, Broad Street, aerite Maloney of West Red Bank. hundreds of miles of river and canal, by Powers Tyrone, Stage Manager, Mrs. Walter Conk of Borden streeet hai as a cook?" nevertheless recelvei from it more "My husband thinks not, but she Red Bank. Wat Street juit his job as bookkeeper for the Pub- than seven hundred thousand tons an- stays, nevertheless," Barry Maxwell. This will be given in ad- ic Service company and is now with nually. "How do you manage to keep her, ink*Brasch'i livery on West street, At NiJni.No¥gorod, on the upper then?" ' dition to the pictures, on Monday, Tues- Ellison Brown is employed in the•Volga, the boats arriving have num- "Because she won't go," abllc Service office. bered ai many as 7,600 in the course "Aha!" day, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday In addition to the premiums awarded of a six-months' season. So rapidly This ejaculation which escaped from it the fair last week, one of the first has the traffic been growing that the the president's mouth was flashed like number of vessels engaged in It in- premiums for. grapei was awarded to maglo through the meeting until It Evenings. creased 100 per cent, between MM became a huge WITI. FOR SALE. filliam Boss of Branch avenue. and 1896, and has a further increase The president regarded the N«w Miss Florence Kridel, daughter of J of 66 per cent, sinea. Most of Member with half pity, half scorn. iKridel of, East Front street, has en boats are buUt in Russia, *New Member," iald As, the next Vassal college, Mr, and Mrs The steimeri al burn oil. The I moment, "instead of advancing a case Two Choice Residential Lots. IKridel accompanied their daughter to ernnient project, according to Which in which a long-sought solution might Poughkeeptie, the river hag been improved, provide! have been found, you expose yourself / Miss EUzaijeth Cooper of PetiM place for a depth of eight feet , as being woree off than any of your Ihas resufliod her position in the Red sinters. You enow that by allowing A BIG SPECIAL They are situated on the south side of East Front street, a pnootai. - |flank |ibti^'«fter having spent avaca- this cook to stay over the month you HERE'S • word of «hi«r for th» have enabled the menial to attain and IN few minutes from.the heart of town, in a good residential ;ion at Aibury Park, man with pluck, Who never giveaway to an mA- hold an ascendancy over yon and your section, and are 50 feet front and 175 feet deep. Party M, M, Davidson and family and Mr. virne luck, husband—Just the thing thia society [and Mrs, W, H. Houston of Leroy place T will sell at once for $1,350 each. Who never confesses that 1M> Is has so long fought against! No doubt law spending a few weeks at Atlantic stuck, 1 But keeps on moiling you n« this day, New H«m.b«rf'* Meats and Groceries ICity. With visor and tolling. "I flo not!" aha repUtd, bridling Professor H, C. Talmadge will reopen Ns matter what comes and no matter through the ralfli and tart Insinua- 1 what BOOB. Ihii private school on Leroy place next He laughs at tho man with a burden of tions that aelntiiltrtea about her, "for HARRY A. HAWKINS, Agent, I Monday. An increased number of pupils woei In my house I am the cook!" v |have been enrolled for this year. And finally harvests tho crop that be down. Story. E.M. Haley Btiv, H. Ridgley Robinson will deliver Hid •tick-to-lt" spirit eventually frowi On those whom he meeta |an'a|dreBS at Easton, Pa,, Friday even- In tho marti and the •treats \ To an owner of racehorses ttere Off«i Specials in all departments for Office i Ground Floor, Corner East Front Street and Wharf ling, at a reunion of the formtr pastors tha hlfhwayi and byways of Bfe, are few more expensive luxuries than |o£ the Easton First Methodist church. and ho grseti Avenue, RED BANK, N. J. With a strong word of courage tho man an unsound animal, and therefore the ,. . Ten Days Mill Margaret Rattigan of Cathirine who retreats recent disappointment of a certain [street left Saturday for New London, At the first'iUm of failure and •how* bin youthful noble lord who manfully 'gate' Hind Quarter Spring Lamb, 15 cents a pound, tho wmy 1,600 guineas for a bargain whitb. j Conn,, where she will remain several To work with the nun if h« wants to I weeks, make hay. turned out to be wofully dejected In Chuck Steak or Roasts, 8 pounds for 25c. The $5 gold piece which was awarded Re lives on the song lids big "understandlnga" can readily be Of life, on the strong lids, - understood. | Fore Quarter Spring Lamb, 121-2 cents a pound. I at the fair last week to Miss Emma And knows not tht wrong ilde, "Let me see; you art the Pascal CHeap and 1 GroBfjenger of Middletown for the first But dutches the right; Tenaolously cllngii till he comes out vlc- who sold me a horse with only Area I premium for ginger cookies was given torloue, legs and a 8winger." he said one day, SAVE MONEY Good Fencing! las a premium by Hendrickson A Stout Earning; his spun In a struggle most chancing to bump up agalnat tt» bin HMTT Sprin* Cotlml Panda* glorious. By Calling at the Flatiron Building joat received a full line of matoriate fwthicilirt- lot Red Bank. . " Cornea back far more In each unequal horse's late owner in the paddbok at dM neWMd fdn«: fflia wbm andl atw< fight, Ktmpton. "Certainly," rtplltd the lat* Finally winning the goal he la after. owner gleefully; "that is to aay If y didn't nets uny 100 Girls Wanted in Manufacturing Business. "Thoie that got awny never did. Benso in tujeh stuff In tho tlrst phieu. But the biggest flgh 1 ever landed Ulttciii looked at him Hturnly. "My weighed just three poundB and fllx son," ln> Bald, "then; 1B no study In APPLY ounces. That's very moderate, you tho world HO fascinating HB miuhuruut- know, and the story would not b«ICH. I could appreciate) It if you had worth telling except for tho romnrk- difficulty In hl.story or grammar, able way in which I caught him, Thowheru It la simply a, queatlon of re- fact la I landed him without either membering a sot of fuels, but thero is net, hook or bait," ubsoluti'ly no t'xiuisu for you getting "He just jumped into your boat vol- stalled at arithmetic, because thero E. C. HAZARD & CO., untarily, I suppose," you can reason thlnga out. It all lies "No; I reached down into the water, with you, There Is not chance to for- •lipped my flngera into his gills and get your facts. The problem 1B placed hauled him In." bufore you and you reason It out. SHREWSBURY, N. J. "That's a good opener," That's all there is to it. Nothing "Yet you will agree that the thing could bo nicer. •^•••••••^•••••••^•••^•••^^^^^••••^••••^•^•^^^••^^^'M- was very simple when I tell you Son looked at parent In amazement. about It, You see, I was out rowing It was the first time he had over »»••••••»••••»•»••»»••••••••••••••»•»•>•••»•»•••»•••« |WHWWMMIIMMMMHIIHIiyfl for the mere pleasure of stretchine heard anybody waxing enthusiastic my muscles and of being talked to by over any of the obnoxious things in THE KNICKERBOCKER PHARMACY, the belle of the resort, I had Mhcd life. Accuracy, Purity and Reliability in all Our the lake for throe days without catch- "D'yuh s'pose you c'd help me with ing anything worth taking homo and the stuff, dad?" he suggested, Prescription Work. had given up in the belief that there Gittem was flattered. No man ever were no fish in those waters. Bo when becomes immune to thrills of pride on ONLY REGISTERED PHARMACISTS IN ATTENDANCE. Ready For Fall Outfitting. I Invited the bell© to go for an after- -ooon row I did not take the trouble being asked for information, and Git- to throw in a line. And, of course, as tem appreciated having a son who DELICIOUS SODA AND FRAPPES. we were crossing a particularly clear was willing to admit that he didn't and shallow spot we spied a splendid know as much as his father. ROBERT H, VANDERVKER. MEN*3 AND YOUNG MEN'S SUITS AND "Why, certainly, my boy," replied pike lying on the bottom, OJrl-llke, 'Phone 125. RED BANK, N. I. she dangled her fingers in the water. Ittem, "Of course I'll help you. Huh, And then she screamed. No; the flsh It won't be the first time I've helped <#••»•••••••••»••••••••••••»•••»>•••••»•••••»•••»•• FALL OVERCOATS. had not come up and bitten her fingers. out somebody on arithmetic. I stood Her diamond ring—an engagement at about the head of my class in HONEST WINES AND LIQUORS ring, she assured me—had slipped into mathematics all through school, If I the water. You see it had been doing do say it myself. Everybody used to at Honest Prices, Suits $ 10 to S30. Overcoats $ 10 to $25. duty as a summer resort engagement come to me when they wanted any ring for two seasons and it was a lit- assistance, on a real pestery problem," Agent for the Celebrated Chamberlain and other high-grade Whiskeys. •tie large for this girl. He picked up the book and turned BOYS' FALL SUITS, d*o r|ffc and all the rest over to the opening passages on the J. J. ANTONIDES, REEFERS, TOP COATS, *P^.UU except Shoes, "I wai gallant and told her I'd dire subject of cube root. For a long time STORE! 23 WEST FRONT STREET, RED BANK, N. J. W for It, I thought that would be better ho continued to look intently at the than to offer to give her another on sample problems and the rules In How about that heating1 job—hot water or steam, my own account. But Just as I was such cases made and provided, In the The best $2.00 Hat in Mon- The largest assortment of Chil- about to jump in^that big fish lidled inwhile-his son and heir sat at bis I am prepared to do you a good job at an^honest dren's 25c. to $1.50 Caps and lazily u pto~lt, openel hfiTmouth aria side drawing a picture of a house on mouth County, Hats frl the Town. swallowed It with the most self-satis- his tablet, "Can'tehuh do 'em. dad?" price. fied smile I ever saw on the face of a he asked after awhile, flsh, I told her I was glad to learn Oh! the roof leaks; well, I'll fix that up for you too. what kind of bait the fish in that lake "Certainly I can do them," replied WI DO THE BUSINESS. wanted and would come back next day Gittem, frowning with quiet dignity, If you have any plumbing to do, that's my specialty. fully prepared. But she began to cry. "1 was just glancing over these pages She said I was cruel and why didn't I in order to find what is the best way briBriiP"fiih and ail? I hud to explain the .«ub|eot4o -you r-BO-that HOWARD FREY, -to. get-my-wits-, at work then, She you will be able to grasp the prob- Telephone 204-W. 74 Monmouth Street, Red Bank, wore a watch and so did I. I took lems Just as well as I can. You go fihend-and. he studyIne _aoraoifatng alas together made a sun glass. With that while I go into this thoroughly," I caught a Bun_ray and turned it Into After an hour or so Gittem junior Schroeder's Hair Tonic kills dandruff, keeps the has the water right above where the fish "began to grow sleepy ana GlttenTpere JClothier, Hatter and Furnisher, was lying. He saw it and began to told him he'd better go to bed as hefrom falling out and makes the scalp healthy. That's investigate. Evidently, he thought it had some papers to read and wouldn't was a larger and better diamond than have time to go over his lessons with enough for it to do. At Schroeder's Pharmacy, 2© BROAD STREET. Tel. 221-R. RED BANK. the one he had just captured, him before morning anyhow. They played it over him in the most tantal- would get up bright and early in the IIMIMHIIIIIIIIMMIIMMIIHIIHMMMMIIimMMIIMimilllllllllllMllll izing way I could and he became so morning and son could master the COLEMAN THE OLD WAY of laundering- li both laborious and deatruetiv' Interested that he forgot all about ui. cube root proposition then In a jiffy 48th NATIONAL And doesn't the mere thought Of wash day bother -brought -him- Glpse-beside the boat,--under father's tutfilaga, - — mum and general discomfort make the sventce and while he lay just below the sur- It was about midnight when Gittem YEAR BUSINESS woman heartsick? It face, motionless, fascinated by thewith brow deeply corrugated and i COLLEGE, HAVE VB DO THE X brilliant sun ray, I reached over with and you will no longer dread wash day. We do half score of envelopes covered with STUB1NTB MAY DEQIN AT ANY TIME,family washing better than any home laundries ¥ _myJrae hand, slipped my finger into scratchy little figurea==to_sayJnothing ___SCHOOL NOW IN SESSION, can do it, and at a rate that k an actual saying his gills and yanked him into the When you enter Coleman you enjoy the privilege when you figure lit everything Tiomrfiaunderiftjr of the margins of the evening paper coals. FRICK LYCEUM of an attendance at the largest, oldest and strongest boat." —decided to retire. At tho breakfast business school in nil New Jersey, "And you got back the diamond?" table In the morning the fond and do- Send for catalogue R, FBHD FBIOK3 Maaager, ting father addressed himself to his (One block west of Postoffloe), TROY STEAM AND HAND "Yes; but I noticed next day she Acnilcmy and Hal Hey HtB,, Newark, N. J, was not wearing It and asked her why. son as follows; She blushed and answered; '"My boy," says he, "I have thought LAUNDRY, " 'Well, it was an engagement ring, this matter over carefully and while, 76 White Street, Red Bank, N. J just as I told you, but irwas Suzette'sr as^you well know, I am deeply Inter- ! FREE! Phone 3S0, Saturday Night, Sept. 18th not mine. I borrowed it for the oc^osted in your studies and willing to casion.' give my time to aid you In any way, "But I never could get her to tell yet I feel that it will be better for you DR. GREENE'S LAXUR4 Court Monmouth, 3321, CHARLES FROHMAN PRESENTS me why ihe wanted to borrow another in the long run to dig these problems FOR HEADACHE, BILIOUSNESS, GASES, girl's engagement ring when she waa out for yourenlf without nny assist- FLATULENCY, HEARTBURN, VOMIT. going for a row viih mo." ance, it may aeom a little difficult at ING, INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, CON. Independent Order of Foresters "And you never suspected that she tho time, but once you have mastered STIPATION your subject you will be tho stronger meets in Second National Bank build-, lost it on purpose in the expectation And All Troubles of the ing on 2d and kit Thuridayi of each' that you would,offer her another" for having done it unaided. There's month. asked the man sitting opposite no reason why you shouldn't sur- STOMACH, LIVER and Benefit certificates iisued for $500 to The Thief" "Have another cigar." answered the mount the intricacies of these little $5^000. man to whom- things happen, with a problems and come to have just as BOWELS smile. good n grasp on thorn n» I have. And For information and literature, ap- FULL BOTTLE MAILED FREE ply to Sleepy Qraii of New Mexico, If you, show the right kind of stuff in H. N. WATTS, Rec. Sec'y; LEON PEN- While making a trip througn me you and paKB your examination all southwestern part of Now Mexico right, I'll take you out to the park Ml Write Today for YOUR Free Bottle NINGT6N, C. K.; G. F. SPINNING, P. S. Herbert W, Wolcott of Alamogordo, sonifi evening nnd let you ride on the N, M,, found a grass from which he chute tho chutes." DR. GREENE believes a narcotic may be extracted which will take the place of those Kir Dime. DISCOVERER OF now known to medicine, Somebody had given the East side "The grass Is known as 'sleepy woman a bad dime. It was composed grass' to the natives of New Mexico largely of lead. She tried to pass It Nervura near the Apache reservation." said at several places, but they are wary Gives Advice Free, Write* to his Mr, Wolcott "CatUt and heriei will for some reason or other on the East Office, 9 WEST 14th STREET, eat it the first time they set It It side. They invariably ring a dime on NEW YORK CITY, makes them fall to the ground la the counter once or twice and bite it WOMEN save your beauty and besides. When she got home with their tracks and lie In a state of coma health. for two days. When they wake up ho dime It had several holes In it they have no ill effects from the opi- from the pressure of East aide teeth. MEN save your strength. ate. Hut they will never eat It again; It is more impossible than ever," she DR. GREENE has cured them In fact they will run away If it in of-said. fered to them, The impecunious man called that sands and will cure you. "This 'sleepy grass' is not to beevening. He had a dollar with him Write freely and in full confidence NO CHANCE OF MISSING IT confused with the loco weed. Thewhich was wholly intact. That is toto Dr. Greene today. grass 1B a real grass, not unlike the jsay, it had not been broken. Satisfaction is a certainty when you Kentucky blue grass In appearance. "I am afraid they'll give me bad buy your The loco weed is a plant and hears a money' for it," he said upon taking ORDINANCE SO, 88. flower. Horses and cattle become loco his departure, "over here in the East AN ORDINANCE" ACCEPTING THE side cars. Will you change it for KOAI) OR" HIGHWAY IN THE BOR- fiends and are 'worthless after tasting OUGH OF HED BANK, KNOWN Clothing, Hats the deadly stuff" me?" AB aiLLKSPIB JTREET. "I shall he delighted," said she. Whereas, ttdmund Throokmorton, In his Hew Aneath*tio Discovered. lifetime, by a map duly fllod In tho With the same great Company that played the Lyceum last season He called a week' later with a Monmouth County Clerk'B Qffloo and and Shirts A new anesthetic, which, It Is said, grouch. ' hia hoira devisees by tho sale and con- voyance of lots bounded and dea- .•will prove a .great boon to the m«d "You can't seem to got away from crliii'ii upon the atreot herelnaftpr here. We alwayi give the maximum One year in New York leal profession, is reported by ththee bad money over here on your old rmmed, dedicated to public use as and for a public road or hlBhway of quality for the mininum amount of American consul at Bucharest, Rou- East side," he complained, "Some- a tract of land nltunto In said Bor- money. That is the one great reason DONT MISS THE BEST PLAY OF THE SEASON: EVERY WOMAN mania, to have been discovered there body or other stung me with an old fiiiKli of Red Bank sixty feet in widtli throughout its entire length. why we are able to hold our growing SHOULD SEEiT by an eminent physician. lend dime that was full of holes,"— ana extending from tho eaiterly side trade. I It Is "composed of strychnine and of Fifth avonuo to Iprlng street, as by roferonoe to Bold majp flled In "See our new Fall Suits at $10, $12 atorelne and Is said to have pr&o- tlio County Clerk's Offlce as nforeBald PRICES=25c, BOcrTSc, $1.00, $1.50 tlCally tho same effect as cocaine, ex- Odd Trade In Manchuria. moro fully and at large appears, Sis. Be it ordained by the Council of the Two great specials in a wool pants SEAT SALE NOW ON AT MINTON'S DRUG STORE cept that It can be used In major op- Connected with the fur buslnes are Borough, of ped Bank: : ^rations and not applied Jocally. certain drugs, which come in as a by- 1. Tho sflld tract of land 1B hereby ,$2.39 and$3.OO. iicccptwl as and for a public road o Into the system product. Among theso are tig© highway. riiftjectton and causes the patient bones and claws. Soveral thousand 2. Tho name of said rood or hlghw, pounds of tigers' bones are annually shu.ll bo GIllcBtile street. Lightweight Suits COMING. "Our New Minister," Wednesday, Sept. 22d i; all afentatlon. but does not rob Paused September seventh, (19 exported from Manchuria to China nineteen hundred and nine. . For operations I hereby approve above ordinal If and the deer boms used for the game this seventh day of September, pi "LouisJamesinHenryVIH", Friday, Sept. 24th numbered 1,609 pairs in onsteen hundred and nln wmwm. tion mt the poitofflee. One of the pic- tures •hows the full company on the tONG OUR NEIGHBORS. A Kaubir of Tonne Yolks Ht»n to march with every man in step. NOTICE—Store closed Tomorrow (Thursday) on account of Holiday Collar* aAA BohooL John Minton has started & house on William Lufburrow entered Colo- Willow street near th« public school. HAPPENINGS IN THE VILLAGES ROUNDABOUT man's business college at Newark the The foundation will »be of concrete first of September and Edvefird and blocks. RED BANK. Howard Oaborn returned to Blair Dr. William Hurley and Bonn of El academy at Blalrstown yonti-rday. Mora and Millard Bills of Anbury inws. MBWB. Gorretr t Conovor, son of J. Ik'y Con-Park have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. High Grade Lingerie Waists over, wilLenteilLr h the Pingri y traininii g William Curchin, Sr. Annual FftU FMtlnl to b» John Dlokln*on ihrown OS Hi Blka toy school at Elizabeth and Egbert Swack- The festival and harvest home of ••Id Itii WrtiMiW. a Playful Dor. hanier, son of J. Frank Swack- Fisk chapel was sturted last night on That Have Been $3 and $4, Now $1,98 Th« annual fall festival of St. John Dickinson, son of Thomas M. h tuner, will enter Freehold military the church grounds, Ihe Fair Haven Mftry'i church will be held next Dickinson, was delivering meut on his academy. cornet band played at the affair. The Wednesday on the church grounds. wheel ut T. J. Q'Donohue's place at Miss Harriett File of New York, harvest home will continue ten days. A supper will be served and there will Shrewsbury Saturday when a playful who has been spending the summer Mrs, Taylor will close her boarding We've had many sales of ^aists that have surprised our cus. be games and dancing. dog caught hold of the rear wheel of at Robert Desprcaux'sp, , returned home house this week after a very good fllsa Ella Cooney and Daniel Me- his bicycle with its teeth. Young laslt t ThursdayThd , MisMi s FiFille wililll be boarding seafion. tomers, but we think this one will eclipse any past events, They Donough spent last week at Ruther- Dickinson was thrown off his bicycle married next month to Charles and he wns scratched and bruised.. Davison of Keyport, KT7XS0N are all beautiful models, high-grade in make and material, trimmed Mrs. Owen Melee of Long Branch, Entontown folks are still talking The improvement society of the MM. Frank Jeffrey of Now York and about the fine appearance the village Reformed church will hold a cake Two Meeting-* for th« Selection of Can- with German and French Valenciennes Laces and imported Em- Mr*. George Hughes of Shrewsbury fire department made at the Rod Bank sale at Mrs. Carrie Conover's Friday dldatll for Boroutfh Offloaa. •pent last Wednesday with Mrs. parade last week. Fifty-two men afternoon from four to six o'clock, A citizen's meeting will be held in broidery, on very'sheer Batiste and Lawn. There Thomas Coonev. were in lino and they were led by John Oaborn of Keyport spent Sun- Red Men's hall Friday night to con- The Colt's Neck and Vanderburg William Darby, foreman of the chemi- day with friends in town. sider nominees for the coming elec- is not a Waist in the lot worth less than $3, some baseball team played a Freehold nine cal company." The firemen wore in The Sons of Daniel Boono baseball tion. At a meeting held Monday Sunday on John McDonough's field. charge of the chemical company's offi- team have played nine^ games this night a union ticket was named with The Colt's Neck boys won. cers. The hook and ladder company season and won seven. They defeated John Yoomans as mayor to succeed are regular $4 and $5 values, special at Asher Crawford is re-shingling his did not hnvo its apparatus in lino, but the Port Monmouth team four games; some of the members paraded with Frank McMahon, who has declined to 1.98 smoke-house and his other outbuild- the Middletown business men four run again, and with Dennis Martin, ings on the Seobeyville road. the chemical boys. games, and dropped two games to the Clarence Ford and Andrew Anderson Mrs. Girrett Smock returned home Miss TtiSfiie Mack of New \ork, Keyport team. The team will play as councilmen. Mr, Anderson says Sunday from the Spring Lake bos- who is visiting her aunt, Mrs. John Port Monmouth Saturday afternoon he will not file a petition and Mr. Mar- pital, where she underwent an opera- M. Roberts, slipped and sprained her on J. Dey Conover's lawn, where ajl tin, who is a member of the present tion for appendicitis. She 15 much ftnklo last week, their struggles this season have taken Mrs. Horace Miller will move this council, says he does not want to run GIRLS' SCHOOL DRESSES improved, but still very weak. place. again. An effort will be made to per- John Bmmons of Long Branch spent week from Joseph Johnston's house Mrs, Bartine Green of Long Branch suade Mr. Martin to remain on the Sunday with his daughters, Mrs. Gar-on Lewis street to one of the Haynos is visiting her daughter, Mrs, Edward board, as he has made an excellent *We have an elegant variety of Girl's School Dresses, made of rett Buck and Mrs. John Statesir, houses on Railroad avenue. Chris- W. Johnson. official. Mr. Ford is a new man in Conover Buck of Tinton Falls, for- tian Edwards, the station agent, will The school opened last Tuesday politics and has consented to his name Washable Materials, Galatea Cloths, Zyphers, Ginghams, Cham- merly of this place, was a visitor here move this week to his new house on with a large enrollment of scholars. being used on a citizen's ticket only. last week. . Lewis street. Charles Cornelia, who lives in Daniel Walsh's house on Rail- Jacob Dickinson, who was janitor of Miss Margaret Hintelmann, daugh- brays, etc. Dozens of styles to choose from, to fit all ages from 4 Mr, and Mrs. Charles Johnson of the school last year, has been retained ter of Postmaster John H. Hintel- Red Bank spent Sunday with Mr. road avenue, will move to the house vacated by Mr. Edwards. for this year. mann, returns today to St. Elizabeth Johnson's mother, Mrs. Sarah John- Miss Elizabeth Casler and Miss Academy, Convent Station, New Jer- to 14 years; all cut with very wide, full-pleated Skirts, and will fit Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Taylor of New Louise Starke, who are teachers in sey, after spending^the summer with ion. bank and (iarrett York are visiting Robert Sample, Mr, without alterations; marked at prices that will surprise you when Mrs. John Brockli the Rutherford public schools, left her parents, Alf pP'Hintelniann, who ew Brtfls1 swicl k were Sun- Taylor formerly Jived here ana he will Sunday to resume their duties. is at Hintelmanrek^ Lakewood store, AyflMf-of'Ctarle ©Otew Bru s Strong and spend.a week at Eatontown renewing •« John Tibbeis of New York spent yesterday afilwfc home here. you see how stylish they are. v is Covert. "* acquaintances. has been conflned-to/herbed^at the - The-Pastime baseball team of New tt Hazel Kenny; of Syracuse, who "~TrafT6r'a BmocTT'of^Brooklyn spent Village Inn over a week with stomach York defeated the Oceanic team Sun- „„ hmn spending th« summer with part of last week with John W. El- trouble. Dr. P. P. Rafferty of Red day by the score of 10 to 9. It was a her aunt, Mrs. Frank Heyer, has re- Krlm, Mr. Elgrim's mother, Mrs, Bank is in attendance. She is slowly close game and neither side was a sure Mary Elgrim of Vanderburg, and his winner until the last inning. Van- 98c, $1.49 and $1.98 turned home. brother, Georgt Elgrim oi! Little.811- ,_ „„„. „, John Matthews lost a horse last BI1andU Mrs. J. Stryker and chil- Brunt and Clark were the battery for ver, spent part of last week with himtw 6t Raritan, N. J.,, were on their the home team and they played extra week, . 1 . ,_ __ an automobile good ball, Miss Strong began her duties as a^tJft?^t South Eatontown^, is IS.able t!o "OTIS be ou.t W to. their home in school teacher at Vanderburg lust from Asbury Park Saturday night Mrs, Charles Muddimann of Wash- Hslt* after being laid up several weeks with when their machine broke down near ington has returned home after spend- Sadie Smith of Tottenvllle has re- a sore hand. He cut his hand while Inn. They stayed at the ing a week with Mr, and Mrs. Robert turned home after spending part of at his mill. L. Sherman. FALL CORSET FASHIONS wor the summer here. day morning on the train. The auto Jacob Kuper and family, who have Mrs. Koff and her sister of New been spending the sumrner here, York returned home last Saturday LITTLE SILVER HEWS. is still in the hotel stables. Four Another new line added to our already large stock of leading Newark men were in an automobile will return to New York next from'a two weeks' visit to Mrs. Wil- Monday. Mr. Horsman, who has been " Ham Prothero. Miss Rosalind Van- Wnltw ilowU'i infant Boa Bita to bound for the shore last Wednesday makes of Corsets. We think these three styles are the equal of night when the machine broke down boarding at the Kuper cottage, spent Hauser and John Cherell of New Sp»gmi Sunday Afternoon. part of last week at New York. York have also returned home after Kenneth Morris, son of Walter on King's Highway, They stayed at any Corsets made. spending the sumnwr at Mrs, Pro-Morris, aged two months, died Sun*- the hotel over night and Thursday Albert Bloodgood's horse ran away there's,^ ., *^, day afternoon in spasms. The funeral morning repaired the automobile and last week while he was delivering a Mr. and Mrs. John (Stapleton en- was held yesterday afternoon at the went back home. load of peaches at Seabright, Before tertained as Sunday guests .William house and the burial wa*s in Fair View James F. Smith, aged fourteen the horse was stopped about half the Winteri of Lakewood, Mr. and Mrs.cemetery. Many floral offerings were months, son of John Smith, has been load was dumped in the street. Mr.* Bon Ton Roy#1 Worcester Adjusto Charles Crawford of Freehold, Misses received from Mr. Morris's friends sick with dysentery, but is slowly re- Bloodgood's son, who was driving, was Elizabeth and Adelia rioey of Bradley and from the Fox athletic club of covering. William H, Johnson's thrown out of the wagon but was riot We have the exclusive sale in Red Bank for these Corsets, and Beach, and Misses Lena and May Fair Haven, of which organization daughter Lillian has been sick with hurt. Frawley of Colt's Neck. Mr. Morris is a member. the same disease. She is now much Miss May Bond, while laying with wUl be glad for an opportunity to show them. better. Mrs. Ohlandt's dog last ftfi"ay, was Miss Jessie Gray of West Grove, bitten on the leg. The wound was NEWS. Pa,, formerly of this place, is visiting Edgar A. Slote is grading.the side- cauterized by. Dr. W. S, Whitmore, Select your Corsets now and have them^to fit, your new Fall friends here. " — *-! —i— ftT\He.tiririplcsnti' a hill, from his house to the schoolhouse. "CFafTes" Buttenbaeh, who Th« Marlboro BMibaU Team Defeated Miss Annie Adams is having a new employed in Eiftenger's market at Red j porch roof put on her house tm Proi- The walk ia being graveled and the Dress or Suit on, thereby insuring a perfect-fitting garment. sides sodde'd. Drain pipes have been Bank, is now working for Barrow & aturda^theMarlboro baseball pect avenue and is making other im- Nelson. provements about the place. Gilbert laid to carry off the water. J. T. ktatyan and played an Stout of Atlantic Highlands has Charles LaBaire's horse ran away me with the team of Worthley is doing the work. from in front of the Shrewsbury Inn BON TON ROYAL WORCESTER ADJUSTO Mrs.-Gilson Thorne of Long Branch charge of the work. The improve- :»»>•»••••»•»»»»••»»»»»•»»»•»•»•••»»»»»»•>»»•••»••»»••»»»•»»••»•»»•»» list. the summer here. distributed among their-friends. beth office of the telephone company, The Stainless Flag society will hold Charles M. Allen, son of William P. A number of friends who have been a meeting in the Baptist church to- Allen, was christened at the Chapel of visiting* Mrs, Alexander Joseph re- morrow afternoon. BHREWBBUET KEWS. the Holy Communion on Sunday of turned home last week. last week by Rev. Robert MacKellar. Miss June VanNest, daughter of NEW MILLINERY. „, Mr. Beady of Long Branch was a Wiot, Oeorgro O. Nelson Beaewinf Ac- Sunday guest of his sister, Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. James Mack, who Justice Lev! VanNest, who graduated Thomas Scanlon. quaintances Ben. have been on a theatrical tour, have from the high school last year, is tak- Barry Hay ward of Oyster Bay Prof. George 0. Nelson, formerly returned to the village for a few days ing a post graduate course. She is was a guest on Sunday of his grand- of this place, Is visiting Charles and have opened their house here, the first graduate of the school to re- Complete stock of choice Trimmed and \ mother, Mrs, Henrietta Gordon. White. Mr. Nelson has been trdubled Mr, and Mrs. Albert Smith, mem- turn for this special course. Mr, and Mrs, Charles Wyckoff en- with weak eyes, but his sight is now bers of the theatrical colony, who have William H. Hintelmann killed an tertained relatives from Paterson much Improved. He recently returned been on the road several weeks, were adder yesterday morning on Bellevue Unirimmed Millinery now ready for your \ last week. from a trip to Europe. He was for- at their home Sunday^ avenue. The adder was over three Mr. and Mrs, David R, Richmond merly principal of the school here. Alexander Ayres, who has been vis- feet long. of Englishtown were Sunday visitors A new slato roof is being put on iting his brother-in-law, John Fielder, The Thursday night dances of the inspection, , , , , , .".' of Mrs. Joseph Miller. the Presbyterian church by John has ueturned to his home near Scran- Red Men's lodge will be continued Mrs, Charles Clayton of West Free- Clark, Jr., of Long Branch. The ton, Pa, during the fall. Arrangements will hold spent part of last week with Mrs, work ^Jl cost 1375. Samuel Wall, better known as be made to have the last trolley to Red ••»•»•»•<•••••••••••• teacher, has moved from Asbury Park They also spent some time at Troy public school. An epidemic of whooping cough has to the house of John H. Cook, Jr., on and Saratoga. struck the village. Among those the Shrewsbury road, Mr. Voorhees Mr. Bartholomoy is having a num- sick with the disease are Elsie and w -^r -^r ^m ^r ^» ^r ^r ^w ^r •^r ^w ^r ^r -^r -mr •^r -^r ~mw •^r •^m •^m ~^ ^r •^r ^m *^m ^r -^ •^ ••• "—; "—• -^ -^ •»• •»• • has filed a petition for nomination for Miss Nettie Wright, who has been ber of changeB made to his residence. Nellie Ferry, daughters of Harry assembly on the Democratic ticket, spending the summer in Mrs. E, C. The work is under the direction of Ferry; Nathan Layton, son of Lewis " Cara Crawford, daughter of John Hazard's house on the Little Silver leorge Smith. Laytonj Jennie VanKirk, daughter C. Crawford, is attending the Red road, has returned to New York. Miss Kathryn Johnson of Keyport of John VanKirk' and the children of Bank high school. Joseph V, Holmes moved last week was a recent guest of Miss Bessie George Cooper. 2 Chances to Obtain a Good Home Bennett, MIBB Dorothy Pown&ll of New York to William Winter's house on Syca- Miss Anna Kirby is sick witti pleu- was a guest of Miss Cora Bennett last more avenue. He had a sale of farm Mrs. George Doughty is confined to risy, complicated with other diseases week. stock and farming implements lost the house with sickness. and she is in a serious condition. Two New Houses, Just Completed, Have Been Placed in Mra, Wellington Wilkins spent part Wednesday. A big crowd was pres- Frank Spitz was laid up yesterday Ethel Scott, daughter of Mrs. Flor- ent and everything brought good with a bad headache and stomach ence Scott, is siek with intermittent of last week with her lister, Mrs. Wil- prices. complaint, He was serving on the liana Wahler of Yonkers,, election board when taken sick. fever. •• My Hands For Sate. Mrs. Henry Grause and her daugh- Miss Curtis of New York has re- Ralph Woodward; son of John Wood- Mr. and Mrs. William Cook of Man- ter Gertrude of Red Bank spent part turned home after a visit to Mrs. wardd, whh o was recentltly operated on asquan are visiting Mrs, Cook's They contain reception hall, parlor, dining room, kitchen and pantry on the first floor; and four bed- of last week with friends here. Alfred D. Baldwin. for appendicitis at the Long Branch mother, Mrs. Henry DuBois, rooms and a bathroom on the second floor. There is also a good attic, cemented cellar under the whole .Charles M. Parker has returned Mrs. George Bradford spent yes- hospital, returned home yesterday. Mrs. Mary Roswell and Mrs, Wil- from Hartford, Conn,, where he spent terday with her daughter, Mr§, Ray- liam Ferry are visiting Mrs, Kosweiri house, and all modern^improyementSj including gas and electricjighta. He is able to walk about the village, These properties are nicely located in Red Bank, being about ten minutes' walk from Broad street and. r_JSftutdays. mond Britten of Long Bronchi John Martin, Jr., who is employed granddaughter at Kingston, New V, •' Mies Lavinia Smith, who has been Miss Bessie^ Cooper returned home in the office of the New York life in- York, fust a step to the trolley, . n «*nployed by^ Mrs. Samuel j. Bennett, last week from a visit in Massa- Many from thii place attended the The price for each house is $8,600, Very reasonable terms can be made. The properties will be shown 1 chusetts. surance company, is spending a vaca- convention of the women's temperance left yerterday for htr home in North tion here, at any time. Call at my office,and talk it over. Carolina. She wae called home by Joseph V. Holmes was laid up last Harry Minton has started a new union at Red Bank yesterday, tt Wetness of her father, week with sickness, but he is now house near the creek for his own occu- Mr. and Mrs. George V, D, Mooy Ohle» Sidney Crawford, ion of able to be about, pancy, The building is to be finished who have been living in the WilHams Crawford, is attending school Jacob Meghan left today for a visit before the holidays, house on Main street, have moved to HARRY A. HAWKINS, Agent. Bramhh , „ # with relatives at Middletown, Onio, Plalnfleld for the winter. Henry Hfndriekson is having his • . : v • " • . . ' ••••.., , • * « 0 Connornai given up his house painte'd by Etias Lewis. .., oil William Gilmartfn'4-place. Office Comer Front Street *nd Wharf Avenue, (Ground Floor), RED BANK, N. J. If you have got a piece of "furniture Miw^ Florence Bennett Is confined The latest designs in .,Kraphy, new L George Wilkine, who has been that you dont want and that is too good to the house with a heavy cold. types, the best kind «n< test styles o: Iclf, ia somewhat improved. ^ to throw away, why not advertise it in Postmaster Chandler got several .per, and pressmen who know thei: TELEPHONE 352. THE REGISTER'S want column? Some- fine pictures of the Fair Haven fire- isiness enables THE REGISTER office to body needs just that piece of furniture men while on* parade at Red Bank turn out up-to-date printing. Prompt- mi will pay a fair price for it.—Adv. Labor day. The views are on exhibi- ness is a rule of THB RKCH8TBR. ~Adv, hav« to look after slneo 1 got my run nr an OKOP nr 0X1KMB. TO GET JtUBTT. er WUh above h&M I dwell; money." T»nnjnon'« AlooftttM •••p»ot»d by Fal- It la Said to b» Qanaru In the BMtlali SUB XU Xt l. * Part of tlf« ia th» •outhars low Blama, Why Workera Remain ao Long- in th« O •torma! furewell. To ft'll tu» truth, the search for John XaUl, ttuiate In ^omh it my gill your dasfered thus- Forbes began to weigh on her, Shu Monnt»lni. One of Tennyson'« favorite reMtrts Hirntn. t d«ra play, rcsillwil thnf with (lie <>c>m!itjr of John Washington Irving would have do- In his early daya was the "Cock," In Two writers in tho Occult Review, "There 1H nothing Uko labor," said | Now cornea the report from %mm\mtm and loud to-morrow &• to-day, 1 Philippine archipelago, that To M th«y Bound more email Forb*'H would end tho visits of John lightod in this dreamy supernatural of Fleet street, i^few yards eiist of Tom- published in London, England, con- Mr, QullIkunifrtH , "to keep us young, tribute an interesting article on the 1 les of gold bearing ore have Tfaak a young fay'i footfall; Mt didn't want to find flnd the counterpart of that region ventional Banded floor and the furni- lift , but who waa ntlll going beauti- Which takes wars like a duit and leavel John FnrlioH. nr If lie did Hml lilni he down In Tennessee. Tho supernatural ture and fixtures nindo familiar to eases mentioned by them (ire connect- fully, fresh and Htrong, why und«r tho patches state that some of the kut lovaa behind. hoped that he would in1 marriud. But Is in tho atmosphere, Tho inhabitants American tourists by tho "Olded with a belief in the power of words, ennony ho didn't got out of tho har- run as high as $20,000 to the ton. ; If LilVlnlii Lutliik-r wauled anything, Cheshire Cheese. which may be either charms, that is ness for a while, and ho said thu rea- year ago it was announced that gTMt J| Felicity of the mountains live in it, not In words having a magical power of their •ho Hliould hiive It. slavish fnnr, but as a part of their In "Will Waterproof" Tennyson Bon was that ln> wim afraid if ho gotcoal deposits underlie a good portion*j Doth climb to mo, own when written or spoken, or tho of some of these Islands, and that ttt And bank me In with turf and marjoram And UH till tiiiiigN must have an end, lives, from which they would not bodemonstrates hii appreciation of thopower conferred by tho possession of out ho couldn't got back. •ueh as bee's lip, or Uia now-weiiriud tho tlnif i-ainu when John KorbcH was separated. "Cock's" genial offerings, notably that "And Micro's Homothing In that. ease the supply over her© Jn «x* lamb; located In a small western town. names over the people or things they hnuBted, as Is feared by tho experts. With golden barberry wreath But they are very chary of their pint of good sound old port for which indicate, for in a certain stage of When a man Kota along in years, espe- And blutU thick beneath; "It's your John Forbes, all right," the ancient hoiUery was famous. The lally, if ho wants to keep going, he's the world may warm Itself for a oon- confidences In this respect with mind culture the same is regarded as Bid«3rablo term of years on the prod- One groibeak, too, 'mid apple budi a McDormott wrote to Miss Lnvinla. strangers. You may ask one of thorn "Cock" was torn down many years actually being part of the owner, got to stay on the track. Ho can take gueit "He w;iH born In yuiir towu iind every- ago to give place to a Bank of Brig- his regulrir vacations, you know, and uct of our far eastern possession. With bud-red breast, about a charm, or a "hant," or a CUB- It is said that in North Ireland and !• Blnrtng, BlntclnB'. All the holla that thing tallies. Hut I don't know wheth- torn which he has religiously believed land branch office and many lovers that sort of thing, but if he stays away All of which calls to mind the re- rag* er ho Is married, I'll nucl out. I leave of succulent steaks and chops lament- Arran many of tho natives absolutely too long it's hard to get bnck. As markable luck of Uncle Sam In acquir- in all his life, and tho only reply you refuse to tell their names because tho leal than April fog below our her- on Monday for the wt'Ht," will got will be a noncommittal "They ed lt« demolition, I remember well long as the old man keeps in training ing territory that producea mineifel, ttltage, "PleuNo," Mi»» Lavinia wrote back, the fat and plethoric waiter who re-knowledge would enablo tho inquirer that is tho envy of the entire world. say," or "Some people bellovo it," but to "call" them, no matter how far heand nt work he's all right. don't look him up. Come out and see joiced In his recollections of the great "But lot him think for himaolf that Alaska, the despised, is , sending out MTSB I.AVI1HA'B LOVEK. never a word of acknowledgement that was from them nnd whenever he cared ltJ me before you go—to supper Sunday he pins his faith to it or has Just poet and Indicated the particular he'll get out for a timo and tako a ! B° enough every year to pay for her- ijdit, if yon will. spot on which he ate -hla chop, drank to do so. Moreover, they also believo "Well, of course," Miss Lavlnln con- tomo from practicing the quaint cus- that any spell worked on the written good long reat, and in that rest, un- Copper mines of untold wealth It was tlic (irHt tlmo that HIIC lmd in- that immortal pint of port and been d Is cove red there, and a fldod, "I fim glud to have It, but It'n tom you are curious about. It is only name would have the same effect as if lees he be exceptional, happy as he vited him to n meal, and her prepnrn- smoked the long clay churchwarden baay be, he'll find his working jointa is being built inland front Unsettling." after yeu have "proven yourself" that affeeteiHn the chop houses of those worked on the owner. All over Oreat Ions were beyond the ordinary. She the mountaineer will talk freely with Britain this instinctive dislike to giv- to stiffen and find himself "getting Seward^to tap them, Mrs. UriggH sniffed. "It wouldn't had In her days of prosperity hired a fine old days when chops were not shy. Obstacles seem greater to him " ** *of this the United .State* you concerning those things which are frozen into woolly flavorlessness In ing one's name to a stranger exists. unsettle me if nny one left me ^tlUHK). competent maid, and they brought out a very part of his life. then than they did before, and ho gets 'Mexico I would know what-to do wllli It," Australian wilds, when port was un- Dislike to the pronunciation of tholr the silver jind ti\nmt mid when McDer- Who could help being superstitious a habit of looking more than twice be- Miss I#nviiila leaned forward I'jigorly. mott Hat down In the dim, fragrant din- sophisticated and tobacco Innocent of names is not confined to human .be- fore he leaps; he Is getting timid in d. -^Thagatj^jj otpt tfcrqafi, "What would you do, Jnno?" she de- when touched by the solemn etillnesa rum and Tonkin beans, ings, Certain Scotch and English fish- ing room the feiiHt that was sot before of the mountains? For the spell of his old age—unless he Is a man of un- New Mexk-o-igwW ; Ion* manded. him on the old mahogany was of Tennyson liked his curly tailed ermen believe that the salmon and the everlasting hills is upon them, pig have a similar objection to being usual resolution, enterprise and push, ine'land that God'rorgot.^" "Oh, well," Sirs. Rrlgns hesitated, broiled eliifUou and salnd and delicate chop well done, with the tail crisply who has been able to preserve his Yef^Bwrfcnn prospectors went into "I'd get some new clothes right away They have been mystics from their burned, and he removed the skin of named, but they may be called the biscuits and strawberries and cream cradles, They believe in the old Bible "red fish" or the "queer fellow," vigor unimpaired—he finds when he it, and at first opened up gold and and fix up the house, and entertain my and cottngo rheese and nil the wonder- the mealy potato with care and preei- gets back that the procession, com- silver mines, that paid prodigiously. literally as it is road to them; not as sion. Ho Bpoko to no ono. Ho was Nowhere was the power of words friends, and take u trip a tinhav e an ful gnstronontfc triumphs of Maryland modern criticB explain it away. posed now mostly of younger men, IsStill later attention was turned to the automobile"— oolm. moody and silent and puffed for a greater than In Ireland, whore the moving right along fast without notio- copper deposits in that region, and "I have thought of those tiling, but The quiet life of the mountains leada couple of hours, the smoke encircling chief weapon of the poet was the such busy towns as Bisbee sprang up And when ho had finished ho satthem to think of and dwell upon the satire. A poet would recite a eatire Ing him, titty don't seem to be juwt what I with Miss Lavlnln on the front porch, his great mane. Occasionally he "So with many older men who step |alon B the frontier, supported entirely want, after all. Maybe I'll just put it spirit world and the great decrees of would command—that Is the word in which would blight crops, dry cows !b y the •I want to ask you a somewhat dell- providence more than people do ia or raise ulcerous blisters on the face aside for a while, isn't It? And I sup. copper mines, out at Interest." pate question," ho said, out of the his case—a second pint of port, drink- the cities. All their lives and the lives ing It slowly and with nice delibera- of its object. pose that's the reason why they all Recently Arizona has taken her ' ""Now, look here, Lnviula Lnflnier," silence of the dusk. "If I find John keep plugging, for fear that if they place as the greatest copper-producing Mrs, Brlgga said solemnly, "don't you of their forefathers have beea passed tion, and not greedily, in great gulps, Word formulae were generally used Forbes is single, what am I to do about In these wilds; the great world outside stepped out they couldn't step back, commonwealth in the union, and that jflojany such thing. You've got enough it?" like Dr. Samuel Johnson. Having to cure disease, a formula used for the mountain fastnesses is nothing to paid his score, he would wrap around epilepsy__runs:_ "I conjure thee by while if they keep a-going they're all region lying about her southern bor- to live on, such ns It Is," and my advice "I don't know," Miss Lnvinla fal- right-It's all in keeping in: training, der has come to be known as- the••—- la to take some of the money and have them- their minds must dwell upon him a great cloth cape and, with the sun and by the moon and by the tered, something beyond the humdrum of stately step and courtly bow to theHoly Gospel of the day, delivered by "The rich man, too, hates to take greatest copper-produclng belt In the a good time. Goodness only knows MeDernjott hitched his chair forward that good long rest for fear that there, world. Michigan and Montana have you haven't had many good times." their limited existence, and naturally head waiter, stalk forth into the God unto his servants Hubert, Giles, slightly, it seeks to peer Into the mysterious night. Cornelius and John, that you arise and by he would abdicate his crown. There been relegated to second and third "No, I haven't," Miss Lavinia admit. "You love him very much?" he asked place, and the cactuscovered south- unseen, just as their better educated The waiters viewed him with great fall no more." This had to be whis- is a great and stimulating joy in ted somewhat wistfully, "Well, I'll suddenly, brothers of the city seek to delve Into pered into the patient's ear just after kingship, and he fears that If he west has been given the palm. think It over, Jane," "I'm not sure," Miss Laviula mur- awe and showed him marked rever- Truly it seems that wherever the the mysterious unknown of art or ence. They had not read his poems, an attaclt. stayed idle long his strength would And after Mrs. Brlgga had gone Miss mured in the darkness. science. It is the romance of their fade and when he came back he'd find Yankee sticks his pick In the ground Lavinia picked up her big yellow cat "Well, there's one thing I would like but they knew he was a wonderful In a Roman Catholic church in Ash. he turns up a fortune. lives—the one bit of sentiment in a poet and they respected that wealth ton-in-Makerfield there Is still pre- the crown on another's head, with and told him her Innermost wish. "I'm to say right here," the little man stat- dreary round of duties. So they grasp himself without strength enough to m i m going to use some of that money to of hair and beard and that grave and served in a white silk bag a hand ed. "I wish to withdraw from the at it, develop it, weave it In and out 'even austere manner. The other cus- which Is still held in veneration, and recover it, and so he'd be barred out mi find out where John Forbes Is," shecase, Miss Lavinia," of their lives until it becomes a part of his procession. And the poorer ;Whispered, "but I wouldn't tell Jane." tomers of the "Cook"—lawyers and cures are said to have been wrought If the average man were asked If "Oh,", she gasped, "but I can't do of them. journalists mostly—accepted hir de-by it, The -hand is said to have been man, the man with leas accumulation hens had any memory, he would say But to look for the man who had left without you!" that of one -Father Edmund Arrow- of this world's goods but still with a town ten years ago was not an easy It is probably only In the deepness sire to be left to himself, and even "No," but h'e would be wrong accord- "Can't you?" he cried radiantly. "Doof the little explored Tennessee moun- those who might have claimed ac- smith, who was executed at Lancaster place among the workers, doesn't take Ing to the experiments of two Ger- patter. And Lavinia Latimor waa not you mean that you could love mo? quaintance with him were reluctant in 1628 for apparently no other offense his long rest because he fears that at -trifle in methods. But she wanted to tains that one will find the simple man scientists they adopted I've wanted to tell you bow much I black art practiced In its original purl- to Intrude upon his chilly solitude. than that of being true to his faith. the end of it he couldn't get back into know the fate of her old lover, and BO loved you for a long time—only there was to gum : rice on a ty. They pin their faith to "hants" After his execution one of his friends his procession." piece of cardb rt-happened--thftt-ten- dfly»-a£4er., her was John -Forbes^—. —.—.-___ _, Head waiter, honored by the guest cut-ofl-hls-handr which-was-preBerved talk with Jane Brlggs, Miss Lavinia *affd~BpelIi"Bird'TShKrmB.-" They no not ~ Half.TiTured-W Tesltng"Tipe,-—•—— -to-piaoe-ten-i "Oh, 1 didn't dream"— Miss Lavinia talk about them any more than they The pint you brought me wai the beat for many years at Bryn hall in Lan- The. Hospital'* Place. went to town. fluttered. That ever came from pipe. first the hen pecked "S^r would relate their private affairs to cashire and afterward removed to both rice and soon tfltey: P • "I'm going to buy .clothes," was the "It's more than human nature can But Tennyson, unlike his own Will Ashton, Florence Goetz of Williamsburg, had a stranger. But if-you doubt their swallowed carbolic acid, and It waslearned to leave •fee alone, thus reason she gave, but when she came stand," McDermott went on, "to ex-awful power they will, In a round- "Waterproof, ipoke-Tio word-of-com- e r to the big town it was not to the pect a man who loves you to go and mendation w blame. He was self- imperative that she^be tal£lH"TQ~~thr very clearly showing that they re- about manner, relate to you that ex- PAPER CURRENCY WOT HEW. hospital at once. Fourteen of her membered that the rice was stuck •tores that she made her way, but to bring back another man to marry perience of Jake Long which hap- contained, impregnable and as the N family fought her removal and thedown. a dusty, musty little office in a squalid you." _P_ened_ "down Jn the valley" not long old waiter told me with Inimitable ee- It Was in Hit Among' Moguls Many Bt'" ^f. -aspftct^-aod -• eapreBgioflfe police reserveB had to be called out. A very remarkable point about the ^"McDermott, private, detective," said nT I think If jou wish it—we will drop ite way of intimating that a pan "be was a werry 'aughty gent." Paper money—properly guaranteeo the sign, the case of John Forbes, Mr. McDer- hom_e An peace," even when the alter- time between*the trials the better was ives in one of the numerous coves. —is now "generally""" reeognizea native was a chance of beirig™favil !fie—tlfHF throughout taej«orld,&8 ttajioatjat and pretty as shTTtated~lep casiV"flul But McDermott didn't drop the case. in-hospitafc———— —-— ._ menti.-,.,were. made conBecutlvgly tt_ Mr, McDermott set her at once at her r other, is considered. one of oppro- Isfactory and convenient form of cur In a contrasting case a girl of ten took them six times to learn that the He went west and looked up the,old ium to be resented, although •Uncle Jay Cooke was born in renoy. It Is not, however, as is very ease. He was a brisk little man with lover and found him neither single nor was taken In haste to a hospital with rice was not worth touching; but curly white hair and red cheeks, In jenerally supposed, a comparatively acute appendicitiB, She went calmly when the experiments were made at married nor dead. But he was divorced Sandusky was practically an Indian modern idea, according to a writer in "So you want to find John Forbes," and of doubtful reputation, Jake'i cow got bewitched, would not into the ether sleep, for wise relatives intervals of an hour they learned the he said. "IB he a relatlver' come home at night to be milked, and village, and Jay Cooke was the first Harper's Weekly. assured her that, "the^Joctors would lesson^at^ the third try, thus showing "He isn't worth another thought," white child born in the settlement. The celebrated traveler, Marco Polo, "Oh, no!" And Miss Lavinia blush- McDermott said hotly when he came when hunted up and driven home do it right." Her convalescence was not only^that they Had nwmories,"but' "©a. • —- - — -••—- -• ••--- - • •• would not."glYfi dawn;: he!L mtjk, „ Of The _nanie of Jay was chosen by hisof Venice was the first person to an-one long play spell In sunny rooms, that they thought the matter over ia back. "And" r saying that be- father as an evidence of We high es- nounce to Europe the existence of pa- "Owe yon any money?" McDermott Cause I'm prejudiced, either." course, the whole valley knew what smiledon by doctor's and nurses whole" thi Intervals. - - - - - .,.,„„, .-. demanded. the trouble was and who was to blame. teem in which Chief Justice Jay waa per money in China under the Moguls. skill had not lessened their sympathy. "Well, It relieves my mind to know," held by the Cooke family. Although It was subsequently introduced by h, no, no]" Jilssiatlmer.crled.dli- the lady eonfessedf-'^anaV-anyhowTJf,,! For had not Ike Olbbs publlelF ie- When she was to leave she b'eggecl: A Lobiter That Sontfht Cola. ttessfully. "We -were engaged fifteen clared that he wouuT^'gel even" with" Cook, Sr,, In-the-years-^wfaen Jay was hadn't tried to find him I wouldn't -'eanH-f-stay-another-wflek-ii West VtrBhrta,- years ago, and I couldn't marry him, ake on account of some real or fan- obtaining an education, was a very notes were called djaouf or djaw, a The fatalist of eastern races, when have meTyou—and"— word evidently derived from the Chi- las a keen sense of the ludicrous, - because I had to stay with my old "You have promised to marry me in cied grievance? It was patent to all successful lawyer in Sandusky, the stricken with serious disease, rolls father and mother—and be—he went that Ike had bewitched the animal. boy did not take kindly to legal pur- nese word schalo, signifying "a want •ells this one on a constituent resld- October," said her lover triumphantly. himself In a blanket, says his time ng in one of the backwoods eountieat- So Jake, and hlfl noyB betyreen,thflni suits, but was rather Inclined to ques- of specie." as come and dies, accepting or an- was free I would let him know. drew a rough sketch of a man, bytions of business"Import Tn"d~flnancor —The- f aGt-ot- 'An old fellow who had been a. other man—when you are going to be member of "the huuue of delegates: - "Oh!" McDermott ejaculated, and Mrs. MoDermott?" trong faith supposed to be the like- start of his business.—life—was paper, n like circumstances, far from cities, lifter a pause, "Were you expecting to ness of Ike, with charcoal on a pine made at the very early age of 14 money has Induced the belief that came up to shakerhands wirtrme one jays: "I won't die," and often keeps day in Wheeling. In the course of find him still single?" Sbs Oftvs Herself shingle. This they took into the years, and was the result of a chance they were the originators of It, Butiis promise. In our great cities lg- "I—I'm not sure." woods and tacked up on a tree • in remark by his father who had sold the In the history of Tchiaghiz-khan and ur talk I asked him If he were go- Judge Xiavis was one day In his prl- lorance and superstition lead some to ing to run for, the legislature that fall. McDermott tugged at his mustache, vate office when he was president of front of the cow and shot It to pieces family home. The money received by of the Mogul dynasty In China, pub- conceal disease until it is too late, but "The chances are that be'll be mar- with their guns. After that the erring Cooke, Sr,, was In fresh, crisp bills. lished in the year 1739, the author He shook his head emphatically. 'No^ the senate and acting vice president. more sensible people promptly seek sirtee* I'm not a-gwine to run fur of- ried." cow came home regularly and gave These bills were exhibited to Jay and speaks of the suppression of the paper 1 A woman came into the room to see medical aid and the death rate con- fice enny mo . There hain't a dollar "Of course," Miss Lavinia agreed, him. He turned and said, "Well, down her milk willingly. his brothers, and the father joking- money, which was in use under thei stantly decreases. "but I should like to be sure." ly told the hoys they would be dynasty of the Soung, who reigned in to be made out of gwine to the legla- madam, what can I do for you?" She ature. What I'm er gwlne to do is "Surely," said McDermott. "You Just was neatly dressed in black, with an Wolvew of Northweat Canada. obliged to work now as they were China previous to the Moguls; and Kansas Mayor a Fighter. let me have the case, and I'll bring without a home. Young Jay took the :o pack my trunk and go down to air of extreme poverty.. She told a "Northwestern Canada still Is full he also mentions a new species of -you news of John Forbes before you Incident seriously and at once applied notes which were substituted for the A number of Topeka printers at Dharleaton and git in that Xabster wpotched tale of sorrow and suffering, of big game," said Louis Raymond, fame goin' on down thar when th* know it." winding up with the climax that she for a position as clerk in a new store old In the year 1264. unch recently were talking of funny McDermott reported regularly once of Montreal. "In Alberta and other then opening In Sandusky., He was ghts, legislature meets. Thar's whar and her little family were actually provinces the woods are full of moose The original financial speculation of a -week by letter to Miss Lavinia and given the position, immediately left the Chinese ministry to provide for "Out at Garden City a funny thing coin is.*" starving and had not tasted food for and timber "wolves, The senator was of the opinion that I as regularly received her answers. two days. The judge seemed deeply school and began Us business the extraordinary expenditures of the appened long years ago," said one of Miss Lavinia wrote on pale violtt I have seen moose killed In that tieeshlp.- -•—* state, which were exceeding the rev. he printers, "Garden was having his candid friend meant "lobbyttt^ I moved. He excused himself for notcountry that were as larg« as a big when he said "lobster," hut that * paper that gave forth a perfume of attending to the case for the moment, enues, was in the year 119 B. C, At some sort of a celebration* just what fresh flowers in the stuffy little office. horse, with a spread of horns more this period were introduced the phi-pi t was, I've forgotten. John A. Mar-doubtless the hitter word suited him as the senate was nearly ready to than seven feet. A wounded moose Itoman Camp in Wales. much better personally. McDermott found himself laying those open. He looked at his watch with r or value in skins. These were small in was then governor of Kansas, and letters In a little drawer by themselves, can travel all day at a breakneck pace, In connection witb. the eicavatlons pieces of the skin o! deer, which were e was present to open the festivities and one day in early spring, when he an air of vexation, as if it were not and when cornered will fearlessly going, and iald, "Can any one tell mo of the great Roman camp at Oaer- kept in a pen within the palace walls. with a speech, A parade preceded The fiovw, had traveled out into the country on a charge the hunter. the affair, and Gov, Martin rode in a what time it is?" His visitor pulled su«, Montgomeryshire, Prof. Bosan- They were a Chinese square foot in WTLtL go back to the great sweet case, he spied some violets by the way "Hunting the big gray timber wolves quet, who is In charge of the explor- size and were beautifully ornamented carriage with I, R. Holmes, who was mother— ilde. Ho picked them and brought out a gold watch and told him the tlmo. The judge said, "Can it be trne is tamer sport, but requires more ing party, has succeeded In opening with painting and embroidery. The hen mayor of the town. A big black- Mother and lover of men, the eea. them home and laid them with the let- strategy and endurance on the part up the western portion of the camp, price of those skins was fixed at a sum iraith insisted on driving his horse in I I will go down to her, I and nona* ters In the drawer, that your children have been without Other, food for two days when you have a of the hunter. These animals grow unearthing a complete hot air system equal to about $85. front of the carriage occupied by Close with her, klia her and mix her McDermott had money of his own, gold watch in the house?" Tho woman as large as a mastiff and are of in-situated beneath the floors of tie Martin and Holmes, The latter told with me; BO that Miss Lavinia's little fortune credible fleetness of foot. It is Im- to her, strive with her, hold her law the point of the judge's question rooms. The floorswer e supported on What a Dollar Dog- Can t)o. him to get out of the way several fast. r had no charms fdr him, but the possible for a horse or a dog to run a number of stone pillars two feet times, but he paid no attention. 1 thought of her delicate presence In his and called out, "You are a hateful old A man in a nearby city bought for 1 O fair white mother, m days long past thing!" and flounced out of the room. one down and the biggest dog hassquare and two feet high, Fluei were 'Governor,' said Holmes to Martin, Born without alater, born without brother. borne often came to him with a sense no chance in a fight with one. Deer laid beneath to carry the hot air from his wife and child a year ago a dog, 'hold these lines a minute, please.1 Bet free, my ioul ae thy soul IS free! of irresistible attraction. She was a professional deaflbeat. for which he paid a dollar. It was ob- entlful in that country, but are the furnace, and these have been He stopped the horses, climbed out O fair green girdled mother of mine. "But if she finds John Forbes single iered by hunting parties ei- found In an excellent state of preser- viously nothing wonderful In the can-and administered a rattling good lick- Sea, that is clothed with the sun and •he wiU marry him," he would lay Blmukitli Powtr. ine way—merely a mongrel, with the the rain. «A dear old lady was taken one day cept when the latter desire fresh vation. Outside the huge rampart of ing to the disturbing blacksmith. with a llgh, and the temptation to meat," clay the workmen have come acrosa bulldog strain predominant. The "Now, doesn't it strike you as funny Thy sweat hard kisses are strong Uk» overlook elewa was great. 'o a musical service In a Boston owner was a man in humble circum- wine! church'. She had heard much about trenches which surrounded the camp. that the highest peace officer of the Thy largo embraces are keen like pain, In Junes he called on her and found A Four Trunk Tree. The granary has been opened up forstances, and the dog, in his modest city should hand the lines to thelave me and hide me with all thy waves. her In her garden with a little low the fine voice of the soprano and was dwelling, was the principal asset, Find me one grave of thy thousand prepared for a treat One of tho Interesting features of its whole length and measurea 95% highest peace officer of the state while gravea, table in front of her on which was set feet This building was strongly aside from a few sticks of furniture. he jets out to break the peace?" forth a lemonade service. Miss La- She sat In rapt enjoyment until the BridgewatWa most attractive thor- The other night "Tom" was tied Those pure cold populous grave* of thin*, ,' service was over and then turned a ra- oughfare, Summer street, a village built and wan roofed with slabs of ' *i"t m —~ Wrought without hand in a world with- - Ttala was in pale mauve with a hat stone; ~^, to a leg of the kitchen sink as usual, The Carplwi Sea. out stain, wreathed with violets, "When you diant (ace toward her escort, who washigh-way lined on both sides with New and the family went to bed. They wrote you were coming," she said to a young grandson. England's favorite elm. Is the four were awakened by the dog at midnight Two thousand years ago Herodotus I Bhall sleep and movt with the moving j Cause for ships, v McDermott, "I thought you would en- "Dea| boy," she said, "you've given trunk tree of that popular species scratching at his master's door. When •aid that the Caspian sea —across Change as the winds change, v««r la joy It better here In the garden—It's me a great treat. Her voice Is per- which forms a natural archway to the Bis master came out to see what was which Russia has been hurrying the tide. cooler,", fectiy bejautlful. It made cold chills mansion house of the late Eleazer "My dear, I'm afraid our Willie is the matter tht dog, with a remnant of troops for Persia—was "a sea by it-My lips will feast on tho foam of thy, t "Welt, If you knew what a nice ran all up and down my spine.", Carver of cotton gin fame, says the a •omnamhulist,*' laid the fond chewed rope hanging from his collar, •elf, having no connection with any lips. • " ' • •?'• mother. t Bhall rise with thy rtalng. with UM«^ change It was from that office in "It's too bad, grandmamma," said Boston Qlooe, 1 whined and tan to toe head of theotter." But centuries after his time subside; town," sighed the little man. the boy, "but she didn't ling today, , It vu thiB game reputable Massa- "What's he doing now stairway. Tho house was on fire, andsuch authorities as Strabo and Pliny Sleep and not know If »h« 1*. « though she was there. The gentleman "Well, last night I. heard a noise were. After that he came often, and grad- «BUl«tts mechanic who also gave shortly after woman and child and believed that it wai connected with Filled full with life to tho ey*a and ually It began to be rumored In thenext me says she's been Buffering from Bridge-water lta four trunk tree eurl- In his room and I crept in, and there man and dog made their escape their the Northern ocean by a long and nar- Aa a rose la full filled to tb« torn a bad cold, and one of the chorus had was Willie walking about, I followed town that Miss Lavinia was "keeping Ofllty, and go unconsciously at the poor dwelling was a mass el glowing row gulf. Geography seems to have tlp m company" with a man from the, eltyC to Blnf the solos for her," time reared a monnment for himself him and he went down itsiri, picked embers. hid a setback In the interval through With aptendld iumifl«r and j "Well, I must lay that I like his "What, dear?" said the old lady, jpUea is llk«ly to last for yean to up the lawn mower and tho pruning The owner of the dog has been false information received at the time looks," Mrs. Brlggs told Miss Lavinia looking momentarily dlstjeised. Then eont, tor tiu piepla of the immedi- hook and broom and vy itarting out urged to part with him tor a large of Alexander'! conquests. Herodotus This wovttft nOmtnt o* nl«nt« when she came over one morning after her face cleared, and she patted ate neJihborhocd ar« T«T proud of th« door when I stopptd him," cash consideration, but though he ispaid that the Caspian's length wag 15 Were It once wrt oft anA V * "Urn did that while h« wag asleep T" me, McDermott bad called. arm reassuringly, tf Carver tro« attnotlon and they penniless, he will not part with the day*! voyage with a rowboat, its Naked and gta4 »N»M X - "He la just a business acquaint- "Never you mind," she Jald. "We pMnrve it for futon generation* "Indeed he did, and when I wak- four-footed savior of WE family; breadth eight dayi*. Since the actual way». ance," Miss Lavinia protested. can come again some time. But,* after vita moat Matoos attention. ened him he couldn't remember a neither has the dog at any time had figures are 760 miles and 400, this AUvo and awara «t thy all, If she can make me feel that way -m « mi thing about it. How In the world do BhowB that a rowboat of the time did Clear ot tho wnota world, Mrs. Brlggs sniffed. "I guess you thoughts of leaving them for luxurious ClothfA with th* cr«tt an