RED BANK, Ns J., WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, 1917, PAGES 1 TO 8.

OIL STOVE EXPLODED. NEW CLUB STARTED. Fire in a Shrewsbury Avenue House Thursday Morning. Essex Mutual Benefit Aasaciatio An oil stove in William B. Frank's SCHOOL MEETING TO BE HELD Formed Last Week. homo on Shrewsbury avenue exploded NEXT MONDAY NIGHT. The Essex mutual benefit assoc last Thursday morning. Mrs. Frank ation club was organized last week . V BUSY TIMES AT THESIGMUND .threw the blazing stove out of the Board of Education Will Pre—.. the room over Rumpf'a garage o; wipdow, but not until the woodwork Proposition! to Build a School in West Front street. Meetings will b BARROWS'S PLACE A in the room had caught, fire. . Em- Wnt' Red Bank and Anothe held the first Tuesday night of ever; ployees of the Turner steel and con- School on the High School Lot. month. Fool tables and a piano hav FOR THE FEATHERED TUBBE. crete company, who were working on Formal notices for the school meet- been placed in the lodge rooms for th Enough tho new factory building for tho Sig- ing at the Red Bank town hall nexl use of the members. The officers o Government Contracts Ahead for Uniforms mund Eisner company, rushed into Monday night were- posted last week, the club are Albert W. WordentJr. Seventy-Five Nesting Boxes Put Up On His Prop, the house and put tho lire out before in accordance With the law, following president; Ernest Burr and Raymom to the Factories Busy Up to Next March much damage was done/ The fire- the meeting of the school board on Aumack vice presidents; Claude Oak men were.called out, but their serv- Tuesday night. At the coming school erson recording secretary, Albert E erty at Rumson During the Past Two or Three —Seventy-Nine Carloads off Cloth deceived at ices were not needed, as the flames meeting at the town hall propositions Snyder financial secretary and Sam were extinguished by the time they for raising $176,000 for school pur- uel J. Picot treasurer. The club ii Years and Most of These Boxes Are Occupied arrived. poses will be voted on. Women as a benefit organization which pays ac the Red Bank Factories Last Week. well as men can/ vote on raising this cident, sickness and death benefits oi —Protection, Food and Baths are Provided. 1 money. The proposition is divided a basis of $1 a month in premiums, With acvornl largo contracts re- at present. The factories ore well into three parts. J'The first is for buy- Among the bird lovers of this part the cotton and found the eggs stilt ceived from the government tho past equipped to turn out tho work in tlio ing a big lot in-West Red Bank for of Monmouth county wlto are doing worm. In a short time the mother few days, tho Sigmund Eisner com- specified time so far (is facilities are a great deal toward the preservation puny has enough work to keep all its concerned, but holp is lacking. The $6,300; another is for raising $64,000 bird came back and evidently found NO DOUBT ABOUT IT, JIM WAS for building and] equipping a school- OUT 111 NEW MEXICO, of bird life is Ira Barrows of Rumson. the nest and eggs to her liking, for factories taping at top speed until company is short of mon all the wuy house on this lot; and the third-is for Mr. Barrows owns a large place at she re-commenccd her brooding. next March! The company will mnn- from heads of executive departments "SOME BIRD." raising $104,700 for building and Kumson and he is making "it into a Three of the eggs hutched out and ufacture a large part of tho uniforms to errand boys. Tho shortage is par- MRS. LORRAINE M. "WARREN IS bird sanctuary. A great variety of which will bo worn by the now ticularly great in the shipping and Rube White Caught Him When Me equipping a schoolhouse on the high ONE BUSY WOMAN. last week the three young robin*, SCDOOl lot. birds find their homes on Mr. Bart- having grown to be strong young drafted army, besides making cloth- packing departments. Waa Young and He Grew Up to be ruws's place.and he encourages them birds, left the nest. ing for mnhy recruits who have vol- This shortage of labor exists in Very Thieviih and Noisy—Had At a previous meeting the board She ia Poatmaiter, Recruiting Agent, in every possible way. His property unteered since the outbreak of tho clothing factories all over the United Three Owner* and Wai Freed. discussed the Bchool conditions in the Poll Tax Collector, Merchant and comprises about ten acres and there Mr. Barrows is very anxious to- war. Last] week tho company re- States and unless remedied may dis- While on- a trapping expedition town and reached the conclusion that Inn Keepers and She Does a Lot ol are probably upwards of 200 pairs of have bluebirds and martins come to ceived an order to provide uniforms arrange miijtury plans, The Secre- near Lincroft some time ago Reuben additional schobl accommodations Farming on the Side. birds which have made their nests on his bird boxes and nest, but so far for tho,-Ti!itionn! guard companies of he has not been successful in this. tary of War considers this such an White of White street saw n young must be provide? at once. The plan A letter has just been received in his place this year. He has put up 75 He has had special martin and blue seven states. More than half of the important matter that in a statement crow on the ground. The bird was which received tlje most consideration Red Bank from Mrs. Lorraine M bird houses of various kinds during higher officers of tho United States a short time ago he said it was the at that time was the plan adopted at Warren, who was recreation director the past two or three years and bird boxes, made, and although these army wear uniforms made at the n.is- not able to fly very well and Reuben boxes have been visited by birds of patriotic duty of all citizens who captured it by clapping his hat on it. last week's meeting. The plan is to 'n Red Bank last year. Mrs. Warren nearly all of these bird houses have these species, they have not nested nor'factories.. Besides all this wur Uould conveniently do so to find work He took the bird1 nhomi e with him and buy the Thomas J. Wise lot on is now at Datil, New Mexico. She ccupants at the present time, or work the company manufactures all Shrewsbury avenue, Bridge avenue left ReB Bank last fall and on reach- there. A number of martins are 1 in factories which" are doing work for it soon became a great pet. Its ap- have had birds nesting in them dur- around the martin houses almost the uniform^ Worn by the boy scouts. the" government. petite was enormous and it grew like and River street, 150x336 feet, for ng Datil she leased a hotel there and ng the earlier part of the season. daily at the present time and Mr. There has been a tremendous inci'eaM Somo idea of the tremendous a weed. The members of the house- $6,3(10, nnd Mr. Wise is to pay-the 3 conducting it. Datil is a small 3ome of the boxes have had tvio vari- Barrows hopes that later in the sea- in orders lor boy scout uniforms amount of work being done by tho hold called it Jim nnd the bird got assessment for paving Shrewsbury ;own but it is the center for a big eties o* birds as occupants this year. son, or next season at latest, he will since war vfaa declared, for tho boy Eisner company con be gained from so that it would come when any one avenue, amounting to $299. An ;erritory. It's a long way from any This is particularly true of bird have a number of martins nesting on tcoutfl havej become very active. the fact that during last week 79 called it by name. eight-room schoi 1 is to be built on •ailroail station. Mrs. Warren writes louses which were put up for screech his grounds. The company employs 6,000 men, carloads of cloth arrived for use at Jim was well behaved in most re- this lot* to be f illowed by additions hat she has just been appointed wls. Mr. Barrows has two screech of whom 1,200 are at Red Bank. tho Red Bank factories alone, Tiia to this schoolhouse ns fast as they lostmaster, and that she is also the wl boxes, in each of which a pair of - The United States government ia spects, but he was very noisy and he are needed. Onthe high school lot a ;overnment recruiting agent, poll tax ;hese birds made their snests this urging the protection of birds as part With tho completion of its new build- cloth ranged in value from 18 cents was a great thief. ' He had a loud of its food conservation campaign, ing on Bridge avenue, the company to $7 a yard. Every day 60,000 piercing voice nnd whenever any- twelve-room scljoolhouse is to be ollector, merchant and inn keeper, ipring and brought forth their young. will have fofir factories in this town. yards of cloth are made into suits, built. This building will be so built ihe does a h)t of farming oifTier place \s soon as the owls left two pairs of on the ground that our native birds thing pleased or displeased him he that it will be available for a junior ,i)d she has planted ten acres in ickers took possession of the owl are great calers of injurious insects. It is expected to put part of the now this being at the rate of 100 yard3 a would put his voice into use. He Mr. Barrows says that at no time building in use. next wook. Besides minute. The company also makes would greet his acquaintances by high school when the schools are, re- jeans, three acres in oats and half louses. They threw out all the nest- f organized on the four period plan of in acre in garden vegetables. She ng material which the owls had since he has lived at Rumson have his those four factories, the company has 1,000 sweaters and 250 caps a day yelling 'Caw! Caw! Caw!" and flying trees and shrubbery looked as fine two at Long Branch, two at South for the navy. Next month tho com- on their heads or shoulders. Some- three years to each period, instead of lays she has a cow, two pigs, twelve laced in the bird house and then Amboy, three at Newark and other pany will begin using a now rubbnr- the present three period plan of four ihickens, a dog and a Buick. She gets made their own nesting material by and been as free from injurious in- times he woujd follow the. members years each. This building will-also ip every morning at half-past six lecking at the interior of the bird sects as this year. Ho attributes this, factories at Cartarct, Chrome, Vine- lzod, windproof fabric for clothing of the family around the house and wholly to the large number of birds, land, Woodbridge and Bayonne. for sailors. ' . scream at them. The Whites didn't.; provide the rooms requiredjunder the 'clock and ordinarily does not get to louses until they had a sufficient Storage space is rented in tho Davi- new school lows passed last^winter. ed until after eleven o'clock, as way- uantity of small bits of wood, nearly which make his place iheir feeding; Tho Bocial welfare work which.the mind the racket made by |the crow, arers often come in very late. is fine as sawdust, to make a suit- grounds. In the past he has always Bon building, Reilly's storage ware- company began last winter is con- but they had a sick neighbor whose For the past two years the schools spj/ayed some of his ornamental trees house and in the plant of the'Mon- nerves were set on edge by the hilari- ble nest. When the nest was com- mouti mutual supply company^"""" stantly being enlarged and in a short have been over-crowdei. and during Mrs. Warren's son John has gone leted ti> their satisfaction the eggs to destroy insect pests but this time there will be two supervisors of ous crow. As soon as the White fam- the latter part of the last school year nto the fourth grpde at the Datil •ere laid and the young hatched out. year he has had to do no such spray- Recently the government; sent a this work instead of one as at pres- ily learned thiB they decided to get about a third of the school children chool. He has become quite a ing. He gays that he protects and en- representative to the company to find rid of the bird. out its manufacturing- capacity. As ent. The dnnce hall and lunch room have been on part time or have been unter. Rabbits are plentiful out Besides the two pairs of flickers in courages birds because he likes to seo soon as the figures wore obtained the in the main factory building ia Along with being noisy Jim had a crowded into rooms to nearly double ;here and John shoots enough to keep hese two owl houses, Mr. Barrows them about the place and because government! placed- work with tho thronged with employees during the habit of flying away with small ar- the number which, the rooms are sup- he inn supplied with meat, for other las three other pairs of flickers which they add a great attraction to. his noon hour and at other intervals ticles and hiding them. He was par- posed to accommodate. The law does leat is scarce in that country. Be- lave made their nests on, his grounds home in the summer; but he says' that company which will tax all the fac- not permit children to be on part time ides the need of meat, if the rabbits tories to their utmost capacity for when there are re's't periods. During ticularly fond of anything which was his year. One of these nests is in a even if he were protecting vbirdsr tho next nine months. The contracts the liberty loan campaign the em- glittering or shiny and he would fly except as 0 temporary expedient un- re hot kept down they ruin the gar- lecayed tree and the entrance hole purely from a financial standpoint, were bused on the supposition that ployees bought $20,000 worth of into bedroom" windows and take such der unusual conditions. Unless suit- en and field crops., o this nest is only about three feet the saving he has made this season in the factories! would have a full force bonds on the installment plan, the things as scissors and thimbles. He able school accommodations are fur- Mrs. Warren says the war has done rom the ground. , The hole is about his spraying bijl would amount to of workers, but this is not tho caue purchase boing financed by the Eis- wasn't at all particular as to whether nished the state and county school hings which it would otherwise have ighteen inches deep, making the nest more than all thf money he has spent ner company. these things belonged to his owners nioney can be withheld. The stati taken twenty years to bring about, mly about'eighteen inches from the this year in encouraging birds to> or not. Anything that a crow could school money is now being withheh especially the farming of vacant lots. ;round. Since the nest was made a make their homes in his neighbor- carry away was fair game for Jim. in some districts in the state when She says that the war will force liece of decayed wood from the trunk hood. CANNING CLUB FORMED. The Whites gave the bird to Frank proper school accommodations havi people to be less extravagant and f.the tree has fallen off, leaving an TEN GSRLS GO CAMPING. Royal, o a driver for Adams express not been provided. that it will force idle land into, use, pening nearly two inches wide and River Plaza Community flub to Can either by conscription by the govern- ix inches long leivding directly into company. Mr. Royal drove an auto- At the meeting last week a lettei ment or by volunteer offers of idle THEY SPEND FIVE DAYS ON THE . Every Thuriday. mobile and Jim used to ride around to the school board from Charles J. he nest. Through this opening the PICTURE PLAY CONfEST, land. She says she preached "culti- xowth of the young birds could be BANKS OF HOCKHOCKSON. .The River Pluza community club with him, perched sometimes on the Strahan, the county school superin met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. automobile seat and sometimes on his tendent, was read, part of whfch wai vating vacant lots" for ten years''in matched. The parent birds of this MINNIE REED THE HEROINE-* Charles Broncker's and formed a the East, but could make no head- lest have apparently lost all.fear of Two Tents and Ample Equipment owner's shoulder. He enjoyed riding as follows: » way. JOHN MCDONALD THE HERO. ' Made Light Work of the Tasks of canning club. This department will in an automobile and would caw with "Gentlemen—The Commissioner o nan. The nicker has a variety of the Camp—Much Interest Taken in be under the supervision of Miss ileliglit "whenever Mr. Royal would Education has asked me for an earl: Mrs. Warren is healthy and happy ames, among them being the name Dorothy Metzgar Was the Winner ' the Wild Lifo of the Neighborhood. Florence Brand. The sewing club drive faster than usual. report on school-building condition! and is apparently enjoying life in igh hole, because the nest of the bird Among the Children—Play Will Ba^ will now meet every Tuesday after- in Red Bank. Some of your schooli spite of the hard work she is up Photographed at Red Bank and Ten Rod /Bank girls-went. on a noon and the fanning club every Mr. Royal got rid of Jim for the usually found ten or fifteen feet Displayed Next Week. "•" tamping-trip last Wednesday moving same reason as the Whites. He gave contain, fire hazards. These hav against. Her older son Billy has •om the ground in a high hole in a Thursday afternoon. The next meet- the bird to Edward M. Haley, who been brought to ybur attention sev ,been in Berkeley college, California, ee. Bird sharps say that for a pair The popularity contest which has and returned home Monday night ing of the canning club will be held eral times but we have been advisei and he is now at Datil for the sum- nftcr having spent five days and at Mrs. Carl Nagel's. has the contract for hauling the mail f flickers to build -a nest only three been in progress at the Strand the- nights in camp. The tents were between the postoffice and the sta- of no action leading to the improv mer vacation. eet from the ground is very unusual. ater ended Saturday night. The) pitch'ed on the banks of Hockhockson tion. Sometimes Jim would sit on the ment needed. Five pairs of wrens are nesting on women, men and children receiving brook, on the farm which Mrs. John seat with Mr. Haley and sometimes "A large number of your pupils d> NEW BOYS' CLUB. r. Barrows's place this year, and he the largest number of votes will be H. Cook of Maple nvenuc bought last he would ride perched on the horse's not have the school advantages justl. as found almost innumerable nests the performers in a moving picture fall for UKo.tiN n enrnping plnco for BOY MS INCORRIGIBLE. back. After keeping the bird for a due them either as to hours in schoo Campers Meet in the Basement of f robins, cat birds, sparrows of vari- play which will be photographed ut Kills and young women. The girls se- week Mr. Haley decided to turn Jim or lime of day best suited for gooi Louis J. Tetley's House. us kinds and other common native Red Bank and displayed at the Strand lected "Hockhockson Camp" as the EDDIE GARNER A PRODUCT OF] loose and make him find his own liv- work. Some of your class rooms an The Campers' club is the name of rds. He has found nearly twenty theater next week. The will oe name of their camping place. Two BAD ENVIRONMENT. ing. Mr. Haley took Jim to Louis over-crowded, while others are in usi a new Red Bank organization for iirieties of birds on his place this n two-reel picture entitled "A Ro- tents were set up and with amplo Bry's farm at Everett, where there on the third floor with serious fir boys. It meets in the basement of ear and there may be more varieties mance of Red Bank." • • camp equipment the enmp work was Ho Wanted to be Sent to Jail So He was a big flock of crows, and Jim at hazards existing. * * * " Louis J. Tetley's house on Chestnut ;ill whicn he has not yet discovered, Miss Minnie Reed will be the hero- not burdensome. 1 Could Seo Hia. Father and He Alto once become friendly with the other Mr. Strahan's letter went on to sa;, street, where a club room has been is latest find was a humming bird's ine of the play, she receiving tho Wanted Bologna and Cake—All of crows. He is probably a full-fledge arrested last Wednesday night on n inst week to undergo treatment. An birds have, and it is estimated that Edward Hayes Had. morning, whi(ih wns in charge of Monmouth nnd were on their way • ming River Lait Week. peration may be necessary. every domesticated cat kills nt least Edward Ottinger of Madison nve« Helen Soott. • Mrs, John H. Cook charge of committing an assault on Henry Mnhcr of Holmdel was op- nctcd as dircctpr of tho camp. home whon an automobile with glar- Henry Pope, son of Edward Pope tho body of Lee Eberlo, a ton-year- 100 birds during each year. In towns nue, who has been a substitute mail ing hcndlights passed them and of Lincroft, was playing at Swim- old white boy, who lives on Pearl ratcd on for appendicitis at a New and in localities whero cats are nu- carrier the pnst four years, has been caused Mr. Mundon to run his car off ming. River last week when somo one street. Reilly had a hearing before Brunswick hospital last week. He is merous it is impossible to ihcrense made a regular carrier to succeed Ed- A DouMc Celebration. tho road onto tho trolley tracks, The pushed him into the water. Henry Justico Edward W. WiBe and was held ecovering. the number of native song birds. If ward Hayes, who resigned. Mr. Ot- Mr. nnd Mri|. Alfred Eurich of Red cur overturned on tho trucks and trol- cannot swim nnd he came near under $500 bail. He could not se- effort? «re made to make the birds linger began his duties as n regular Bank eolobrated their wedding nnni- ley traffic was held up until it was drowning. Milton Tomlinson and cure a bondsmnn nnd was sent to the Autos'in Collision. fiitirlcaii of man, this very fearless- mail carrier on Monduy. An cxam- vorsury Sunday of last week nt the moved. The automobile is now un- Clarence Mousor were his rescuers, county jail. An automobile owned by the tele- ness makes the birds the easier prey inntion will be hold in a short time ta homo of Mr, Eurinh's parents, Mr. dergoing; repairs at Rumpf'B gnrngo. they getting him out of the river af- hone compnny and driven by John of cats. If food boxes and bird baths select a substitute to fill his old posi- ter he had gone Under twice. Wil- arc provided, these frequently luro tion, n-i unit Mrs. Jacob Eurich of* Canal Canned Goodi Destroyed: .^asho collided on Bridge avenue with street. The" occasion was also tho Buys Out Hit Partner. liam Lotysh had a similar experience i taxicnb owned by William Anderson tho hints to their death, for cats soon 24th birthday |>f Mrs. Alfred Eurich. last week. He wns rescued by Clar- Thirty jars of preserved strawber- ast Wednesday night. No one was learn of the presence of birds and tho Crabbing Seaion is On. Ray T. Colo has bought tho Inter- ence Mouscr and Theodore' Green. ries nnd cherries owned by Mrs. iurt, but Mr. Anderson's car was cnts find the neighborhood of the A family gutlifiring was hold and the est of his partner, John Ryan, in the Charles Conk of Oceanic were de- food boxes and baths a favorite hunt- The first big cntch of soft crnbn at usual fcaluiOH of such alTnirs .were Red Bank auto painting, trimming < »->» • milly damaged. It was repaired lit Red Bank this summer wns mndo lost enjoyed. j| stroyed Friday when a sholf gave way Jr. Pashc's expqnsc. ing-ground. Mi. Barrows says thut week by Oeorgo Chandler. A fey» nnd ropnir company. Tho firm's shop Speedy Driver Fined. on which tho jars wore stored. he lms pesn.but one cut on his place is located in tho Diivison building on David Scott was arrested Sunday during tho past two years and this hard crabs have also been caught* Furniture Price! Cut. Monmouth street. Mr. Colo was rlalce Our Store Your Headquartera The season for crabs is very back, for violating. tho automobile speed Sale of Patteraon Farm. cut wns a very temporary sojourner. ward this year, Entire Htocl^ re-priced. Beautiful formerly manager for the company. law. Ho was fined ?C. Ff you aro particular about the way The employees on Mr. Barrows's linnd-curved period reproductions, To scttlo estate. Special Mastor's our clothes aro cleaned, pressed nnd Mr. Ryan was forced to give up his sale of Peter V. Patterson farm, nt place take almost as much interest in Farm for Sale. wicker nnd roe' KUtnmor cottage fur interest becauso of poor health, Ho Manalapan Dhtillery. epnired. It pleases us to please you, tho welfnro oC birds us Mr. Barrows riituro, slmpl subBtuntial, bunga- will engage in trucking. ublic nuction, Saturday, July 7th, o wo overlook, nothing^n our desiro himself. • A month or so ngo n robin Formerly tho property of Richard low furniture A great opportunity. Tho elder and applo brandy busi- f917, nt 2:00 p. m., on tho premises. o sntisfy you. May we Jinvo tho op, Drnvel, deceased, at North Center* 9S of tho late Elias VnnDcrveor at Farm contains 70 acred nnd . is lo- which had built its nost on tho porch villo, Rarltnn township, about eight Stoinbaeh Company, Xsbury Park.— Kodak Filmi Developed Free. Manalapan will bo continued us be- lortunity to convince you? Cohen wna frightened from its nest after Advertisement,' cated at.Lincroft, on tho south sido 3rothcrs, 18 West Front streot, Red nightfall. Tho watchman saw the acres; soil suitnblo for trucking as Kodak finishing under my personal fore, handling our own products of the rond from Red Bank to Holm- innk. Phono 778-M. All cars stop poultry raising; good houso and out* lupervieion. prints delivered Jn six only, under the management of A. H. del.—Advortisomcnt. bird louve Its rioat and after waiting buildings; Bomo fruit, Immediate Kodak Filtni Developed Free. lours. Solo licenned kodnk agency Hendrickson, .administrator of- tho n front of our dgor.—Advortise- a considerable time for its return ho Kodak finish ng under my porsonal nqnt. ''' . possos8ion. Apply to Phclpa Chorn. 'or Red Bank nnd vicinity. ~~~-J. estate—Advertisement. Second annual ball given by Petor conclude 1 that it would not bo nblo Koyport, N. J. '-•-—"---— ** supervision. PirFnts delivered in six Dickopf. • Tho Dickopf Art Shop.— to find its way back to tho nost that -Advertisement. hours. Solo licensed kodak agency Gnldlero, at tho Ocean Park casino, Kodak Films Developed Free. night. Ho know tho eggs would bo ••••• Advertisement. . ' Tog Dayi. Long Branch, N. J., Wednesday oven- Kodak finishing undor my personal Summer Furniture Clearance. for Itcd Bank nnd vicinity. , J. Every pioco of furniture on our cold by mornitig nnd h,o got an old Dickopf. Tho Dickopf Art Shop.— Lot mo soil your country pWporty. ing, July 4th, 1917. Prize wnltz nnd iuporvision. Prints dolivorod in six allk stocking nnd some cotton batting To reduce our large stock wo havci Advertisement. | floorbears n spocial'prico tag. Dur- one-step, Music by Eagle orchestra. lours.' Solo licensed kodak agenoy and he covered tho neat in order to out prlcM ruthlessly. Every piece Now .York connections.) Grant Par- I'ing our summer sale is the fight time Tickets, admitting one, fifty cents. or Red Bank and vicinity. J. has n fipociul prlco tug. Stoinhnch, ish, Trust building, Asbury ParU.— to buy furniture Ste'inbach Com- koop tho eggs warm. Kurly in the , It pays to ndvettiao in Tho Resistor, \dvorysemont. Good service to all points.—Advor- )inkopf. Tho Dickopf Art Shop.—, morning he removed tho stocking nnd Company, Aabury Park,—Advortlso*. pany, Asbury Park.—Advortlsoment.•; tlaoinont. Advcrtioemont. • mont. • ' vt J Ponre Two. THE REO BAMK REGISTER. essx*ssoo<»&&®«s©se««so«c0<>Q0c««««^

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Telephone 2130-R, Eatontown

NATIONAL GUARDSMAN SHO' DOINGS OF THE COURT. Wesloy O. Hall, on Duty at Kcypo Thirty Days for Assaulting Wif Leghorns, Milans, Hemp, Panama, Bankok, Factory, Shot in Arm. Charle* Ifon) Pleads Guilty. Wesley 0. Hall, a menffcer of th Housey Smiley of Asbury Part Hinoki and Elyea Hats for Summer Wear,. Second regiment of New Jersey, w, pleaded guilty before Judge Law shot in the arm" by an unknown pel rence last week to assaulting his wif< son while guarding tho aeroplan in the street. Smiley said he merel) factory at Keyport early Thursda; slapped the woman, whom he claimci We also wish to call your attention that we mafee all our own - morning. The injury is not serious was Mary Briggs, his housekeeper HISS it. L. RflORRI$'S Hall thought he. heard some on He was sentenced to thirty days i Sausage, BoBogBia, Frankfurters,- LSverwyrsi: and P®ris it©S§. moving around in the factory abou the county jail. Opposite the Second National Bank two o'clock. He called to the othei Charles Ifjird pleaded guilty to en guardsmen and they were about ti tering the home of Captain Lanniri These products are ABSOLUTELY pure and we are sure a make a search when a shot was firei at Little Silver Point and stealing' 66 BROAD STREET, RED BANK from the meadows near by. revolver and watch, highly prized ai trial or^er will more than convince you. There was no cine to the shootei heirlooms. The articles were recov but suspicion points to Frank Phil ered atfied Bank and Long Brane lipa, an Austrian, who was arrestei hotels. Wednesday by Hall for making The May term of the grand jury leged seditious remarks. Phillip; handed up ten additional indictments was on a trolley car at the time am and then continued their work. when he was warned by Hall for mat ing, insulting remarks to women h is said to have turned his insults t< $500 FOR LOSS OF EYE. Hall. Phillips was held under bail t< Asbury Park Laundryman to Pay await the action of the federal au This Sum to* Girl Injured. thorities. Judgment for i$500 and counsel fees of $75 was Awarded by Judg SEAGIRT'S ELECTION. Lawrence last week in favor of Mrs, Charles E. Emerick the First Mmyo Elizabeth G. Davis of Asbury Park, —Three Council Candidates Tie. as guardian for her sixteen-year-oli Charles E. Emerick, a New Yorl daughter Myrtle. The girl sufferu business man, was elected mayor oi the loss of an eye last July when a the new borough of' Seagirt Tues- belt slipped from a pulley at the As day of last week. Rev. Henry C bury Park-steam laundry and struck Mitchell, pastor of-the Seagirt Epis- her in the face. Miss Davis was copal church; Edward Mack, a con working at a table at the time of th< tractor, and Francis C. Baird of th< accident. Suit was started by Mrs Seagirt company, tied for councilmei Davis under the employers' liability with fourteen votes each. One of thi act. Settlement was mule on tho three will be selected as councilmai basis of ?5 a week for 100 weeks, by the newly elected mayor. Thi according to the'law. Elmer B. councilmen elected are William B Woodruff is proprietor of the laun- Cranmer, Horace A. Rounds, Harve; dry. ' ^ Blakey, Rev. James Lisk and F. F Hutchens. . DEFIES CITY ORDINANCE. Leonard Newman was elected co Asbury Park Man Continues Work lector and treasurer, Charles H. Rob on Garago Without a Permit.' erts assessor and Walter W. Wilsor Edward J. Tijton of Asbury P.ark justice of the peace. The total num is continuing work on his garage in e»>>^^^ bcr of votes cast was 28 out of a reg- the burned area in.defiance of an or istry of 32. der from the city authorities to ceas work. Mr, Tiltori' will probably b NOTHING TO DO 'TILL SUPPER TIME KILLED BY LIGHTNING. arrested on a charge of violating th city's building ordinance requiring , Put the meat in right after- lunch—give out of your kitchen and keeps it tool. Wcit Long Branch Man Struck Whil building permit. it tKirty minutes of quick heat, then close Anew feature' of the New Perfectlon~- Get your blood pure, keep the liver active and the Fixing a Fence. Mr. Tiiton was refused a building the damper and the New Perfection heat' the reventible glass reservoir. Ask your . William Bennett, a West Lon, permit soon after (he bjg fire and af retaining ovea does the rest bowels regular, and disfiguring pimples and unsightly Branch carpenter, '"was struck h terward -an. ordinance was passet dealer, to show it to you. blotches will disappear'from.the face. For improving lightning Friday afternoon" and in prohibiting the^'buildjng of publii It's the stov« that cooks while the cook's ALADDIN 'SECURITY OIL . the complexion and putting the blood in good order stantly killed. Bennett was workin garages, in the' ar^a where Mr. Til away. Saves time and money too. 1 on a fence on William E. Palmer' ton's property is located. The cas a superior kerosene, , should be Xised for place at the time. . Walter Palme was carried to court and Mr. Tiiton No file to build and tend, no ashes best results. Always clean and cleai- was with him a short time before. Hi was told he could p/bceed with th \to empty. Takea half the drudgery bummg. became excited when the storm cam work at his own risk. up and urged Bennett to seek shelte —• «» • Dtdtrt who ull mi reammmlNev) Perfection Oil Cook StMm. are safer, better and surer than cosmetics. They Bennett said he was not afraid o Fire in Furniture Store. lightning and would remain outsid Bank— I!. HRIIC 4i Son Hem Entoittowii—Cheater Wolcott. Eons Branch—Joa. Goldstein, W eliminate poisonous matters from the system, strength- Fire caused damage of abou ilrlckaun oi. AvpteKite. Schwartz & mrmlngaale—Lutss & Son. , K. JilckBOii, J. Stelnbach, A. M At the next instant there was Son, I-'ranlc Weller. Pieeloli—J. A. Ucniso, 1). V. Per- Townloy & Co.Co,. Chester M. Trunjr, P en the organs and purify the blood—bring the health- Winding (lash of lightning and Ben $2,500 to O. H. Brown's furniture -Adolplilo—Clm.H. Dcarmori' »S rlnu.-nu.-K A. White. S.. Wolln & Co. glow to the cheeks, brighten the eyes, improve and nett fell dead. store at Asbury Pork Alonday of \as aurgo Hall. Keyport—.1Kyport1 . OO. Hciienck. I.. H. Wall- Btatawon—JOBtatBtatnJa O . T>. Wooley, Gco. M week. The blaze was located in Olar*»bnrg"—Franlt Homer. IIIKK . Jj . TT . wyckorWyckoirr , GeC5eoo. WoodcWoodcyy . HarriHarriss, Mr. Bennett was sixty years ol< storeroom on the second floor an EnsrUshtown—w. K. Mount Co., . Matlioro—F\ -T- Burke,' Slnrllmro Port Uonmontli—^W. N. Secloy. and is survived by a .widow, fou was a stubborn ane to fight. Th Uco. D. VanJcrburff. Hsu Brig~nt—Aluhoney.& Hurvoy. daughters and two sons. _ damage to the building, which i Direction* of Special Value to Women are with Every Box. owned by Mrs. William H. Bannard, STANDARD OIL COMPANY THE BATTLE OF MONMOUTH. is about $1,000. Sold by druggists throughout tho world. In boxes, 10c, 25c Newark, New Jersey The 139th Anniversary of the Bull! Celebrated Thursday. . r^sc—-- The 139th anniversary of the bat Dredging South Shrewsbury. tie of Monmouth was celebrated at The dredging ii the channel o Old Tennent church last Thursday b\ the South Shrewsbury river between the Monmouth county historical as- Seabright and Long • Branch was sociation. It was a regular meetin started last week. After this work to which the members of the Rumso is completed the dredger will be taken country club had been invited. Rev to a point north of the Seabright Frank R. Symmes, pastor of the Ten drawbridge, whero^ there are severa! nent church, gave a history of thi bad spots in the channel. church and related some incidents o: its early days. Samuel C. Gowart o: Shore Dinner for Auto Dealers. Freehold was the speaker of the day The New Jersey automobile trad' He told the story of the battle in de association, composed of auto dealers, tail. _ _•-. . • garage and supply inen from all parts of the state, heldjtheir annual mid- summer outing and shore dinner a Says Witness Wanted Bribe. Portaupeck last Thursday. Mrs. Rose Beckowitz,- who wa arrested at Asbury Park last week The First; Potatoes. charged with selling liquor, stated at her hearing that Frederick Snelson The first Monmoutb county pota- Influence, Character, Standing and Aggressiveness in a news- the chief witness againstiher, had of- toes to be sold at Red Bank this year fered not to pres3 the charge if she were brought to town last Wednes- paper mean everything to the man who wants his advertising to would pay him $50. She said she day by John Fenton of Lincroft. Mr gave him $10 in marked bills and the Fenton sold the potatoes at the rate be successful and to bring results. were afterward found on him. Mrs.of $1.50 a baskett Beckowitz was released for lack of evidence. No action was taken Influence, Character, Standing and Aggressiveness are more im- against Snelson. THIS BEAUTIFUL HOME portant than mere circulation; but when you combine all these FOR SALE-EASY TERMS Buys Point Pleasant Hotel. qualities in a newspaper which has a Circulation far exceeding | volume than'any Oliver H. Brown of Spring Lake, who has" been identified in resort ho- that of any other newspaper in its field, then you have a combina- tel enterprises for many years, has non-< lought tne Leighton hotel at Poin tion which is unmatched for effectiveness. Pleasant. The price is said to hnv< been §22,000; The Leighton is th. i ment tire, largest hotel at Point Pleasant. I is four stories high' and contains The Red Bank Register combines all the qualities mentioned about 100 guest rooms. It is located above. In addition to these qualities it has a circulation larger Why? m the ocean front. Mr. Brown will •pen, it July 4th. than that of any other country weekly newspaper in New Jersey. !. Motoring experience •«—•• Scbool Boys on Farms. | guides choice to About 125 school boys from Jersey It is only natural, therefore, that The Register should be highly City, Newark and Elizabeth are work- ing on Joseph Brakelcy's farms near appreciated by advertisers. It combines all the qualities which ! valises. ri;eehold during the canning season, i large building near the Brakelcy would make a paper pay its advertisers. The value of The actory has been fitted up for their jGEO. 25B E. Fron BROWt Street, R«d BasicN. N . J& CO. iceommodation. Another building is Register to an advertiser is self-evident as soon as a copy of quipped as u dining room and dtchen. The boys are in charge of the paper is examined. But in addition to these self-evident ;wo agricultural college graduates. qualities, The Register has had the further advantage of prov- Two Fires at Freehold.. ing its ability to " make good." Two slight fires occurred at Free- Heavy Weigbt Wire Feoclcg hold last week. On Sunday morning [ have a large and complete stock the roof on the shed kitchen of John INVESTIGATE THIS! "f the ttpst up-to-date fencing nio- •Advertisers who have used The Register have learned that it torinjs for mating any style of fl el ti- ujjan's house caught fire from a -Call and learn how you may own er ec tod fence. Also heavy woven chimney. The blnzo was put out with his REAE1IOME; new, and modern wire, poultry and lawn fencing:, steel extinguishers. An oil cloth shelf cov- pays them well to advertise in the papers They continue to use gates, plain wiro, ataplesj etc. every detail; contrallV located, Contracts for entire Job talc on* Includln ering in David Feldmnn's house unit 10 minutes from station, with The Register to make known their business, year after year. It tile furnishing and setting of posts. I aught (ire Monday mopning. The large garden plot, on a remarkably nnmental fencing a specialty. iremen were called out but the blaze Call on or address ras out when they arrived. may payment plan. is this ability to make good, this ability to make advertising pay, (TOP PAYING RENT! which has caused advertisers to continue using The Register CHAS. G. CONOVER? Chauffeur's Estate Wins Suit. ' OWN A HOME) Newman Springs Avenuo, RED BANK, N. J The estate of Frederick C. Morris, A bundle of rent receipt* aro year in- and year out, and which has given The Register a larger ormerly chauffeur for Frederick W. worthless. volume of advertising than that of any other country weekly f lunter.^ of Freehold, won tho ouit BUY YOUR HOME WITH RENT v artcd by Mr. Morris to recover the ay due him on a contract with Mr. MONEY. newspaper in the entire, sjtate of New Jersey. \ ''„'••' If you have anything to sell, or if you want to buy lunter. It Was claimed that Mr. For full particulars address unter engaged Mr. Morris for the anything, you will find The Register's Want Column the ummer of 1915 and then euid he did F. E. WHIFFLE, quickest and cheapest way of .filling your want. ot need him. 14 Broad Street, Red Bant,,N. J, i THE RED BANK REGISTER Pauo Three.

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HIGHLANDS NEWS. Red Cross, fund. This district in- cluded Atlantic Highlands, Highlands Paughten of Liberty Officers In and a small part of Middletown town- •tailed—Rummage Sale Clean $31. ship. _.. SCOUT The following officers of the William Reed and William Ryan [MOVEMENT Daughters of Liberty, lodge were in- were sent to the county jail last week promoted by stalled Monday nigift of this week by by Justice S. T. Champion on charges Deputy Mrs. Susanna Lewis .of .Red of beating their wives. They were Bank: held to await the action of the grand Councilor—Mrs. Janotto Mnxson. jury. Reed was omployedils flagman Vlco councilor1—Mrs. Florence fcitlles. on tho Bay avenue railroad crossing. Associate councilor—Mrs; Anna Harts- His placo has been taken by Jacob N. EVERY STERi Assoclato vice- councllor-rllrs. .Dob- Quackenbush. MEANSV orali Boge. . . Free mail carrier service started 1 i Guide—Mrs. Ethel Fix. here Saturday. Inside guard—Mrs/Vtolct Smith. • ••-Miss Margaret Manning of Bridge- Outside guard—Mrs. Mamie Hewitt. ton has returned home after a visit Mrs. Ruth Waters was reinstated with her sister, Mrs. Hugh Gregor- fciB a member, son. • Tho sum of $131 was cleared by ', T,ne Atlantic Highlands hook and the rummage sale last week for the ladder company will hold a fair in St. Eed Cross auxiliary. Mayor Harry Agnes'Agn s's pparisarish elubroom from July 14th to Jul IA. Brown has donated $5 to the High- — _ „_ - —-^y -.-.us.,21st , Th* »t\e, i'UJVCClirproceedsj wilWill lands' auxiliary. This auxiliary now be used to bub y equipmenit t ffo r thhe new has a membership of eighty. auto hook and ladder truck, which is An eight-pound striped bass was to be bought by the borough. The caught Thursday oft the drawbridge. hook and ladder company is the oldest Fluke fish, are running strong and fire company of this place. good catches are being made on the Harold and Carlton Pitcher of As- beach side. , bury Park have been spending a few George Britton has bought a new days with their aunt, Mrs, Robert Mc- Ford touring car. Carthy. . • A model of the schooner Thomas Anton Boelim, a Passaic silk manu- iW. Lawson is being disposed of on the facturer, is occupying the Freeman co-operative plan by Justice William cottage on Grand avenue. B. Meade. The model was ma'de by G. S. Knight of Jersey City has Mr. Meade and it is on exhibition in rented the Allstrom cottage on South the window at Rowland's pharmacy. avenue, Mrs. J. A; Bourne of Mount It is 3% feet long and 2M feet high, Vernon has rented the Willinm Dowd It took Mr, Meade one year to make house on Center avenue, and Mrs. E. the. model. The Thomns W. Lawson, N. Fox of New York has rented Her- was sunk several years ago off the bert L. Sweeney's cottage on High- Sicily islands. land avenuo. Mayor Harry A. Brown has sold his The whistle on the borough's water motorboat to John Rice, Sr., of Port and light plant was blown last Thurs- Monmouth. day by mistake at four o'clock in- The Highlands boy-scouts took part stead of five o'clock. The whistle is in the scottiT rally Saturday at the also used for a lire alarm and for a Brookdffle farm. They ivere accom- short time there wa3 considerable ex- panie'd by Scoutmaster Thomas LyonB citement, and"' Assistant Scoutmaster Frank Frazer. - The public park at Hillside, owned The Highlands ladies' euchre club by Thomas Henry Leonard, has been made $275 at a recent euchre party cleaned up. The.park is used by New at the Hotel Martin. The money hna York visitors who come to Atlantic ' been sent to the Long Branch hos- Highlands to spend the day. pital. Mra, Victor Heath and daughter of C. Mell Johnson has put a new New York are spending a few weeks player piano in his hotel. with Mrs. Heath's mother, Mrs. Anna Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. T. Clay- Sweeney. Mrs. Heath's husband is ton of Adelphia, Rev, and "Mrs, Her- employed by the telephone company. bert J. Smith and Mrs. John E. Wil- He isr atxjoresent installing a switch- liams of Navcsink, and Rev. and Mrs. board in the treasury department at H. M. Lawrence' of New Brunswick Washington, D. C. visited Rev. and Mrs. Herbert M, Dr. George D. Fay and family are . Smith last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. on an automobile tour through New Howard D. Smith of Camden spent York state. Mr. Fay stopped at Saturday and Sunday at the. parsbiv Loomis sanitarium nt Liberty, New per year York, and visited Grovcr C. Williams of this place. Mr. Williams has been :.V The eighth anniversary of tho at the sanitarium nearly six months. Highlands' Methodist church will be He is now out of the hospital and is celebrated at the morning and night living in one of the colony bungalows, services next Sunday, Rev, J. W. His health has.improved.- Marshall wilt preach at night. -The Mrs. H. H^ Hall and son Philip of 1 church bazar will be held on the Wilmington, North Carolina, arrived church grounds July 19th and 20th. today to spend the summer will* Mra. For Wew Troops % Miss Myra Smith, daughter of Hall's parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Ewing George Smith, who has-been attond- of Valley drive. ' ing school at Newark, is at home for The first of the union church serv- the summer. ices for the summer will be held next t Miss Virginia Bishop is spending a Sunday night at the Presbyterian few days with her uncle, V. P. Par- church. ROT. Normnn V. Sargent T ker of Newark. .will preach. Miss Viola Beige has returned from Miss Frances Gardner, who teaches a visit with her mother at New York. nt Newark, is spending the summer f The election last week to vote on with her father, Rev. George H. Gard- T raising $4,700 by taxation for tho ner. ^ ' payment of outstanding floating debts was defeated by 00 to 8. The board . LITTLE SILVER NEWS. . will probably hnve to issue bonds to — ... 1 raise the money. Odd A»ortment of Parcel Pott Goodi GusN?!ottner and family of New- without Owneri, ark are at their summer home on Three articles which were sent to Washington avenue. this plnco by parcel post worked out Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W. Smith of of the packages, and Postmaster Ed- Newark are spending tho summer at ward Borden didn't know who they their cottage on Water Witch avenue. belonged to. The articles were a Jncob Simmons was operated on layer cake, a pair of Bilk .stockings last week at the Long Branch hospi- and a set of false teeth. After^ being tal for gangrene. Mr. Simmons re- at the postofllco several days the cako cently underwent an operation at and tho stockings found owners, but Mount Zion hospital at New York. the false teeth are yot to be claimed. ' Harry Reilly of Pennsylvania \yas •arrested last week for assaulting Mrs, James H. Johnston is confined Charles Unger. Reilly struck linger to the bed with sickness. when the latter asked'him to pay a - Mrs. Claude Wright is very sick. board bill. Reilly was* sentenced to E. L. Carter of New York is visit- two days of hard labor cleaning the ing Harry L. Llnpincott. /Richard W. Bates is building an jail.- 4. • • . • • • :•• • ••• . A suit for dispossession brought by addition to Ills house. Rev, and Mrs. Herbert S. Munyon A. E. Dennett, ngont for Mrs. Juatlno, of Oceanport spent part of last week f Room 13, Eisner Building, Red Bank, N. J. Darby, against James Blaine, was dis- with Mr. nnd Mrs, J. Harry Herbert. missed last week by Justice William As a result of tho recent accident B. Meado. - at the railroad crossing night flagmen are now doing duty. They ore Jphn ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS NEWS. Fair Haven reserves tho right to re- tho BiibHi'rlborH, oxocutora na aforosald, notice, is horeby nlven to tho crotlltora of Larono and his son of Oceanport, luolr debts nnd demands against tho said snM dccciiscil to oxhlblt to Iho sub- BIDS WAEWEH. Sinco the camp for tho solcjlors wan ject any or all bids. estate, iiiulor oath, within nlno months RcrlborH, executors as tiforoaald, their Plant for Borough Hull—$10,500 for from tho dato of tho afnvconlu orilor, or 'dchtH anil (loinands nKalnat tho said OQ. Red Croii. established on tho raco track thero By order of tho Mayor and Council. thoy will bo forover barred of tholr tato, iiiulor ontli, within nlno months Bids wnntotl by tho Board of EdUJ has beon n tremendous increase in the Bids nro wanted by tho council of CHARLES P. CROSS, , actions thcrofor against tho Bald sub- from tho ilntb'jof tho aforcBiilil order, or cation of Kounaburg for 100 tonn of William H, DavlB of Now York, n amount of mail, Miss Holona Van- thoy will bof forovor. baiiod of thotr Bummer resident of Navcsink, was the borough of Fair Haven for light- egg coal, moro or loss, to bo delivered dcrveer is a now.clerk at tho office. Clork. Uatoil Frooholil, N. J., April aaili, 1817. actlona tlicrojor UKiUnat tho said sub- at tho schools. nwardod first prize of $60 for con- • Miss Ruth Thompson of Broofdyn ing tho streets and highways of tho onACH CLAlIflUN, HCrlliorH. fl tributing the bcst«plnn8 for the now Monmontlv County Bnrrogatt'a Offloo. Uatod Froonold, N. J., .Tuno Cth, 1017, All bids must' bo In not Inter thnnf Bfiont Saturday nnd Sunday with Mrs. Borqugh of Fair Haven for a period oicouaio w. •sy.itiaiiT. MAUTIN VOOKr,, July lOtli,, ovoning, nt tho mooting " borough hall and llrchouso at a spe- Georgo Ryorson. In tho Matter of tho Batata or Henry KDWIN C. VOQIflt. cial meeting of the council Friday of one year or more, either by gas or Wrlfilit, Deceanod. . ; UConnioutU County Surroffate'i Offloi. 15 Drond strcot, Now York City, of tho Board of Education of Kcnris- night. L. Jerome Almnr of Navoalhk Mrs. Flood, wife of one of tho offi- by electricity, beginning July 2Gth, Notlco to crodltora to, DroBont claims In tho Matter of Hio Entuto of DwlBlitfl. burg. • • ; cers at the race track grouqds, is against eatato. ' Illmli, lJoconnoil, received $25 as second prize. T. J. bonrding at Mrs, Susie Parker's. 1017. • . •' ! Pursuant to tho ordpr of Jonoph L. Notice to crcilltorfi to proHont claima Register want advertisements tat The Boaru voaorVoa tho right to no Emery of this placo ana Goldborgcr DonahayJ eurroRnta of tho county of nKiilniit c»tnto. ,,< satisfying tho wants of hundreds oi copt or roject any or all bins. & Grelnen of Porth Amboy nlso'sub- Ruth Herbert, daughter of Leonard "Bids to bp in tho hands of the Bor- Monmouth,' irmcla on tho twonty-Blxth rursimnt to tho orilor of Jonctili IJ, Herbert, lias recovered from typhoid day of April, 1917, on tho application of Donuhay. suvroKato of tlio county of nooplo every wook. Thoro's a reason. • '• JAMES D. SEI3LEV, mitted plann, ough Clerk not later than 8:00 o'cock, Grnco ClauHen and Qcorgo w. Wright, Monmouth, miido on tho nlxlli day of They get rosulta; Their prlco, 20 _ President. ' f ovor. __' " ' Tuesday night, July 10th, 1917, oxeoutors of tho ofttato of Jlonry Wright, Juno, 11117, oil tho nppllcntlon of Martin Atlantic Highlands Red Cross chap- Vognl ami Edwin C. VoKol, oxocutora of cents for 30 words, puts them within HENRY KLAA8, " ' j ter collected $18,500.07 toward tho deconmsd, notlco In horoby alvon to tho roach of ovcrylody.—Advortiaomont, It pnya to advcrtlso in Tho Register, The Council of the Borough of orcdltora ai said do'coaaou io cihlblt to tlia critiite of Dwlsht B. lllrolj, doceasod, District dork, ... . J Four. THE RED. BANK REGISTER. tempt for the vote of the people sue] ts was shown by the passage of thi; law, ought to drive the Republican; JOHN H. COOK, Editor md FoUUnr. cut'of power in the state this fall. GEORGE C. HANCE. Anocbto Editor. To do this, however, will be no easy Qtufioesi Mfln»rT^Y task. All the corporations and all THOMAS IRVING BROWN. the monopolies of the state are linec' up on the side of the Republicans. SUBSCRIPTION PSWE One year . *, ...91.CO Not only will every effort be made tc Olr months « keep the friends of the corporations {Three months .40 in power, but efforts are to be made to break down the direct primary Entorcd at the postoOlcc at, Red Bank, luw, in order that the corporation IS DEPOSITORY OP Vf. J., ad second-class matter. may more easily nominate their tool; in the future. • i * * • U. S. GOVERNMENT, New Jersey is "the most bnckwan TOWN TAWC state in the. whole union when 1 STATE OF NEW JERSEY, The Democratic organization in comes to the passage of laws for the New York city has come out in favor welfare of the people. For more . of municipal ownership of the street than a generation the railroads hel" COUNTY OE'MONMOUTH, car lines, gas worlu, electric light New Jersey absolutely in thei plants and telephone systems. It sets power. This grip has now been BOROUGH OF RED BANK, . forth that regulation of these mon transferred to the public service cor- opolies has proved a failure, that th< porations of the state. While all public utility concerns do not obey ether states are passing laws which Heavy grade of Khaki Cloth and the orders of the public utility com give the people greater power over AND OF OVER / niissioners even when snch orders an < orporations, and while all other Denim issued, that the companies advanci states nre passing laws which limit rates and that they give wretchei the power of public utility corpora • SIX THOUSAND FIRMS AND in 5 different styles, in service. In order to serve the people tions to plunder the public, New Jer- •well at a reasonable figure the Demo- sey not only does not go forward ^green and brown cratic organization declares that all r.long this line, but an effort is being INDIVIDUALS. the city's public utilities should b made to make the state retrace the owned and operated by the public. few steps which have been won in kard-fought battles for the public * • • welfare in the past 9x15., The Democratic organization goes HAVE WE YOUR ACCOUNT ? oven further than this. It declares 9x12 ji> favor of the immediate inaugur- Ne.vt Monday night a school elec- ation of municipal markets, municipal tion will be held at Eed Bank t« vote 2-passenger for...... 8x10 refrigeration and municipal housing. on raising money to provide more All of theso municipal functions are school room for the children of Eed 6x9 carried on in many cities in the West Bank. This town is growing fast. Large 4-passenger Swing $5.5© and in many cities in Europe. AH For the past two or three years there 4.6x7 public utilities are monopolies and no has ' been insufficient school room. •private monopoly should be permitted Twenty more school rooms will be 86x72 $1. to exist. needed in September to give all the * » * children of the town that education 27x54.... V The postpffice is a public monopoly, which the law says they shall have. owned and operated by the. people, 18x36...... Does anyone suppose that if a private * • • monopoly owned the postoffice, moil The school board of Eed Bank has matter would be carried at anything delayed presenting a proposition for like its present rates? Everyone additional school room, in the hope knows it would not. It costs ten that the cost of material and labor cents to telephone to Middletown would be reduced. This has not been in white, green and red enamel, from any Red Bank telephone station the case and it is now imperative that where the operation consists of a girl more school room shall be provided. consisting of chair, rocker arid at each end making a connection with In case the school room required by another wire. The United States law is not provided, the state and six-foot settee government sends a man to a letter county school money may be with- box in Red Bank, who takes a letter held, just as it is now being withheld - out of that box and carries it to the in some of the school districts of the Eed Bank postoffice. Here it is sorted state on account of not complying up with other letters and sent to New with this law. ON THE FOURTH OF JULY York, whence it crosses three thous- * * • and miles of-, country and reaches The trustees are asking for author- WE CLOSE AT 1:00 P. M. Seattle. There it is again sorted, ity to issue bonds to the amount of and sent a thousand miles or more by 5175,000. This is a large sum but 27x54 steamer, and then carried a thousand the estimates of the school board 6x9...... miles more into the interior of ave been carefully made and it does Alaska. The postoffice department rot seem to them that any less In green and tan operated as monopoly owned by the amount will provide the accommoda- THE STARTLING SALE OF . public, does all this for two cents! tions needed. In case the accommo- * * * dations are not provided the district lap—9x12 $3.7S will lose the $30,000 or so of state --' ' at 79c " This is an example of the difference und county school money per year. WASH DRESSES 9x9...... $2.25 between a public monopoly and a It will have to make this up with in- private monopoly. A letter is carried creased taxation and it will also be While they last ' 6x9. ... from Red Bank five thousand miles compelled eventually to provide the at $7:95 :• into the interior of Alaska, for two .ehool accommodations needed. cents, and a word over a wire from Eed Bank to Middletown costs ten * * * cents*. The private monopoly gives There should be no divided vote on Values up tr> $15 "the very smallest service it can for hi3 appropriation. It should be car- the biggest price' it can exact from •ied unanimously. Red Bank owes a the people. A publicly-owned mon- duty to the children of the town WILL CONTINUE THURSDAY opoly like the postoflice gives the very which it must fulfill, and only by highest and best service i| can at the roting for these school appropria- very lowest possible cost. tions can the people of Red Bank * * * fulfill this duty. The Democratic organization of (Town Talk continued on page 12.) New York city evidently sees the signs of the times. Politicians nre not RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION. leaders, they are followers. Politi- .• •;! cians find their natural homes in the 'ublic Ownership Advised by Federal laps of the public service corpor- Trade Commission. ations, where they serve the corpor- (I-Voni the Pateraon Chronicle.) ations at the expense of the people. The most significant event of the Only when they realize that the week has been the recommendation people will no longer stand for being "jy the Federal Trade Commission plundered do they take a step in favor ;hat the) government virtually assume of the people. This is the way it is in ontrol of the transportation of coal, New York city at the present time. 10th anthracite and bituminous, and The public utility corporations are no also of the mining operations con- more extortionate today than they nected therewith, and that later such have been in the past. But the Demo- :ontrol be extended to all railroad cratic organization in New York city ninsportation. sees that the people are getting tired The Commission frankly says that of paying extortionate prices to mon- emulation or warnings or threats by . opolies and they have taken, a stand ;t have been without avail; that the against these extortions, not because ailroads have practically broken of any love these politicians have for [own in the delivery of the essentials - the people, but in order to save their f industrial fire; that cars are used own political hides. iy speculators for the storage of coal * * * ,vhich ought to be actively at work in "Without regard to the reason xnnsportation; that the middlemen A call to be of service to our country is presented to every household. •which has caused the Democratic or- jack up the price without reason, and ganisation to pronounce in favor of that the failure of the railroads to The food supply of our Nation is of serious concern to op government. public ownership of monopolies, it 'landle their cars collectively under •will be a good thing for the people of me control is causing enormous New York that they have done this. ,vaste and threatens an actual coal The Commercial Economy Board of the CouncO of National Defense have It is fine when a political organization 'amine. takes a stand in favor of the people This recommendation is of course issued a request to all bakers in the United States to discontinue the practice of "because of a desire to do justice; but thinly disguised plan of government .it is vastly better for a political or- iwnership, and if it was adopted ganization to work for the people would promptly lead to full govern- permitting the return of unsold bread. ffrom a selfish motive than not to work ment ownership. ior the welfare of the people at all. The effectiveness of this recom- After careful and through study of the baking industry throughout the + * * mendation was shown by the fact that before it was twenty-four hours old, This action of the Democratic or- ;he railroad managers had all gotten country it is estimated that the elimination of the return of unsold bread will • jjanization of New York city has one ;ogether and agreed to run their rail- aspect which outweighs all others. roads under joint control exactly as save our country about one hundred million bushels of wheat That aspect is the viewpoint of the the Commission should direct, if the Democratic politicians, who have government would keep its hands off. T»een made to realize that if they want The railroad managers care noth- Surely no special pleading is necessary to assist the bakers in the adoption •to govern the city of New York they ng for regulation or recommenda- •must work in the interest of the peo- ;ions of the Federal Trade Commis- of a pdlicy which means so much to the welfare of the, Nation. ple and not in the interest of the pub- ion or any other public authority. lic service corporations. This is the The only thing they are afraid of is •most hopeful sign of all in this new government ownership. It is not for anyone to question the propriety of this action. It is not attitude of the Democratic politicians This episode proves conclusively of New York. hat the private ownership of the rail- intimidation. It is not hysteria. It is astern reality of war conditions. * * * oads involves a tremendous economic The Democratic organization of vaste, is grossly inefficient, and in New Jersey has no plntform and no imes of emergency leads virtually It is a call to the colors, not for the purpose of digging trenches or carry- principles. TImt party' went into the ;o the paralysis of ourindustries. fight lost fall on a platform which This revelation will come as a ing guns, but to eliminate waste and conserve our food supplies. ; said absolutely nothing, and they got shock to many people who have been the thorough and complete whaling misled by the notion widely cultivated •which such a course of cowardice de- ">y these interests, that private own- We must provide sustenance for those who fight our battles. served. In Monmouth county, where rship and operation nre more effi- a campaign wns wngeil on principle, ient even than public ownership and We must show our patriotism and loyalty to our government by obeying most of the Democratic candidates iperation. -were elected in spite of the henvy The fundamental truth is that load which the Democrats had to ransportation service is in its essence the orders of the government. We ask your co-operation. carry in the shape of their state plat- , monopoly. Lincoln said no man form and their state candidates. The vas good enough to own another man, .• You can aid us by giving us or placing with, your grocer a fixed order Tcsult in Monmouth county, where ind it is equally true that no man or tlie Democrats waged a battle on iet of men can be trusted with a for bread. ! principle and elected most of tthoir monopoly in a free country. It in- candidates, ought to be n sign of evitably leads to nbuscs that become •warning and of hopefulness for the ntolcrable. The only cure for mo- We are not Jn the Trenches. We are not in the Army. We are not in the Democratic party in Now Jersey this lopoly ig not regulation, but the own- Jail. They will deserve to be beaten rship and operation of the monopoly •unless they take up the battle for the iy the government in the interest of Navy. We are the Home Guard. Tights and welfare of the people. he public. * * • The exigencies of tho wnr nre mak- The Republicans made their cam- ing this fundamental truth apparent paign in New Jersey last full on-j\ to the average mind, and the result platform promising economy 'f&nd almost suro to be the taking over efficiency. They were elected, but I our railroads by the government xlicy fooled the people, as politicians efore this war is over. always do if they get a chance and dare to do it. Tho last legislature Wife Beater Sent to Prison. rrealeiTa vast number of new offices, William O. Bnstedo of Anbury ,. -the salaries of whicluwill have to be 'ark, who has been on probation •paid by the people of the state. Tha uic,e last February when he was con- Republicans contemptuously cast rict&d of beating his wife, was sen- aside a law which had been voted enrert last week to stats prison for upon by the people and endorsed by ine to three years. Bautcdo was . the people, and they passed instead rraigned before Judge Lawrenco by . a law which gives the Republicans Probation Officer Houghton, who said Jiowcr to create h huge number of '.ho man had violated .his parolo by additional offices^ In Order to carry letting drunk,, abusing hia wifo and ' out this plan, a direct state tax will 'ailing to contribute to her support. bo paid by the people of New Jersey next fall, for the first time in fifty, Let Lultc Longhead sell tha odds jrca»u. v ind ends yon find at housecleaning and that you have no mom uuo for. Humbugger? ouch ncr this, nnd con- —Advertisement

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\tt ir« t? ! TJrtZCR. 'Mlu& J^UJl1 "VSZUTf IB lorielipst fortnight ho over spent. How' tlic mc'ifhureincuts. Tile J he inspected j . the bushes Just beyond hero1' bo could ever manage to drag ant the tbo others of the wonp and tested the i i Bhe>lad the way past the confines of dreary, Bopclces years that lay before flavor und grata of thi »amnleff. An* , .the home grounds. AB they neared him be did not knenv. it last, well satisfied, be turned away, j dome bushes the crone figure of tho EXPERT FURNITURE oml Ho was so stunned by tho blow that '.'Are jou' the Grower of'-tlio prizo i wretched inebriate came Into view. jmpftln'r" he asked Peter some Iwnrs i PIANO MOVERS he made no effort to dlssuado her from : > "Ho Is yomiff and has not a hard By MORRIS GRAHAM. her irarposo In tbo days tbnt followed. Inter. • ' i ' face,** panned Grace, and her tender Large padded vans for local ana lonn Ho only said: I reckon I am," Peter iiumvcrctl ' sympathy touched a responsive chord distance moving, liroudly. "That punkln won grown • You need liave no dread of moving day| "You will wait until after the pun- in the heart of Lester. "Ho hna a Five dollars looka mighty big wben :lglit there in tuoconlfliild." t you wltl turn the Job over to us. Eaperlmente? In PSat Calte tcins ore -sold, won't yon, Marty ?"• mother, probably. They have dlaflg- a fellow's only earning eighteen a We servo you with every facility anil And Rho nnswered with a flash of tho "I'understand, of course," Bald the" ured him with what they call their ivory courtesy. « . i irnnRor slowly, "Hint the pumpkins week. Ted figured it out after lunch Qatas Rick Reward jld cplrit that made her again iho War- Gesevieve JJlmai Joking ways. Mr. Lestor;.I wajit you ontll even Undo Chris commented on No confusion. No inconvenience. I tea of his conrtlng days': on exhibition nre tlio lurccst you liave. , Particular attention Is given to thtl • to tako caxo- of this man and send him hlB abstraction at the office. Whero- cleanliness of our vann, "So, Peter Haleoy; I shan't. I'm go- '.Vpulil you mliiUnliowliiB roe the Binall- , home respectable looking and saber." By PEAIU. HOWARD CAMPDZU. "-t yon ralwd?"' ,, ' upon Ted sot up and took notice, for Estimates given on local and Ions 4'** 'ng oa soon an I,get the house cleaned ISSSOOCCCCSCSK i Toa can trust me willingly to da Uncle Chris was absolute judge and tnnc-G moving. Freight, bagffngo o.n4 Copyright by Pearl Hojvart Campbell op.", Peter, lit the iuutera and led thewnjr , (Copyrlstit. IKS. by W. 0, Ctt»Dman.J j that," responded Lester heartily. Then general carting. A f to the liarn where they wcro stored. ! armtor^temporarily over bis actions. Four auto vans at your service. i ; •, :,,. i ... Grace, blushing at her own temerity, At the close of a long hard day's "Slay I usk how yon obtained tho It vraa pretty welt understood hi Tre'nearl from Elgna Lawrence that Call, write or phone. I work be came home to a silent honse. m darted away and as Lester approached •the mellow Uglito£ a Wisconsin &lrf£cX& ^* * Grace Waldron hftd two Amy. w"as back. Signa cdrresponded There was no Ore In the kitchen stove, rarlety?' the prostrate man. tho latter sat up '.September lay over Uoclt valley, la 'By cross ffcrttlbUns the blossoms," jlenrora wno were deadly hi earnest to with her regularly and waa well aware BURDGE & RUSSELL but a tempting snppei was1 arranged 6So orcfiurds tbe apples were ripening' Peter repllci* "It's the-ouly one of. ijtbs ace to her hand. Both were that Ted paid far more attention to 14 Mechanic street. Red Bajj!i. an tlie table He tried to cheat himself mister," hs spoke clearly, to end dropping ooa by ono to heaps be- niy expernnentH thorn been anything ! [young lawyers. That waa quite nafr her comings and goings than he did to Phone 177-W. 1 Into thinking that sho- was tired and Locust Point. . neath Uio trcca Tte GtuMlIa Iamb, To\safxesx."":.:..•" ' iVral, for Mr. Waldran waa a Judge. the. profound amazement of Leater, the sun, moon and starB all put to/ had lain datra to rest, BO be west 1 Phone S-n Atlantis Highlands. ita low lylia Wife dotted wltkclmnpa "Tee," salil the etrangcr, "It Is a sue- land his intimate acquaintances were "who lfl that young lady? * ECther. through tho deserted rooms, calling "She is Mlsa Grace Waldron." re- O000O00O0O0O000O00OGOCCCG3 d treca, and tua paotnrco bed yet tba : cess, a very decided success. Iudeed, r j ;iifccty to Include principally those of "She'll bo here for at least a month, rich, greensess of tlie summer. , Bnt anl and nants of bet .wedding finery and. the Uling hands, and a mist gathered l(» his ieroneo—"maybe neither." i youns fellow, a Blight bueUnesa in hla whacking salary now, bis enough so Dried, Palvorlzea or caSi .'.. Crops tlsat sboold havo been, poor ctathea^Kho bad bought with ter cj-ea. Even in his wildest dreams he | . "Nonsense," reiterated blunt Dottla voice. "I noticed this Just tow for he coald go to old J. C, BUrnnam and I.ARGEI.Y HTTXIUS. drandaut were almost a failure. own bard earned money. & Uttla work- Jones. "Tber are tha only pick of the tbo first time." He laughed half tell him he wanted to marry Amy and This manure Is odorlefiff and. ex- \ . Peter Httlsey, ottttog on tne top rail basket ho bad given her on their first •shamefacedly, and he fumbled at his , cepttonally nutritious. Florlute, \ town." could tako care of her. Landscape Gardeners and Growers ( cJ the, dilapidated fence between the anniversary :loy on the table and. be- "And rd have either of them if they , mustache. Deep in hla own musings, Ted stared have obtained wonderful resuJtff. ( janture and tfio cornfield, vlawed the •Ida It a cnrl of. golden hair clipped "Come with me and I will see to Also used for grasp, lawn, ^ege- ( ashed mat" declared Kato Sushton,' before him on his desk stool behind table and flower gardens, potted I ctragBlloe itaBta and tne poor, nndc- from tho bead of their only child: and a with a laughing sigh. : mending that," pledged Leater, and he one of the bank windows and failed to i plants and all farming purposes. Telopcd ears with a disgust wblch bo worn little shoe, showing yet tie i "Blote win decide," solemnly pro- did not hesitate, to take the man to notice Ptrtney until ho bad spoken taado no effort to conceal. TLo crop, creases made by the baby feet that A Lasting Plant Food, to be J 'Bounced itodse Brooks, who had stud-' hia room, provide razor and toilet twice. Putney, just at that minute, , /nixed with soil or used separately, < us usual, was a failure, but scattered. Ions ago found oat tbo pathway ta tho accessories, and sent him home with promoting: the growth of every i led astrolps? and impressed all her looked to Ted'a troubled vision like I 'class ot vegetation. CUckly through the field were matn- homo land. • '• • a grateful, though rather wretched friends- with her superior knowledge the perfect pattern of the sort of a In Bagff, Balk ox Box Can. .tooth golden pumpkins tlint seemed to Martha bad kept these treasures with man he wanted to bo himself. Putney ;beld all'tlio garnered rays of many a of tea. erenmda. And Fate did, but, Call or write for your supply at ( sacred care; bat, knowing tnat she Lester made only ono reference was a partner In the best automobile once, HO as to assure shipment, ennny day, In the oddest manner in the world— ! could give 1'eter uo better proof of her none other than the medium of a man after that ta the episode and concern hi town: For Peter, dreamer and believer In lasting love, sbc had divided wltli aim. with ana side of his mustache cut oft thai was to report his action to Grace "Hello, Ted!" he called genially, K MRR'S SONS GO. scientific farmtng tltaagti lie was, bad He took; them In his big rough Hands and the, other a bright vivid green. j In accordance with ber request to him. laying down his bank book, deposit and touched them with tender angers. 331 W. 34th Street, Hew York City. followed the footsteps of his shiftless I The possessor ot thia curtailed hh> ' Be received a sweet friendly smile, a. slip and a nice full pad ot yellow- Then be sat down in her empty ctiatr ancestors and planted bis corn and eute appendage came staggering down ' glance ot rare approval from thoseten- backs. "Just sllp.jtb.OBe away for me, OOOOOOOOOOOOCOOQOCGOOCCOGa and Bobbed aloud. pumpkins together; His more prac- the street one afternoon lust aa. Grace tale eyes. Then a few days before will you ? Going to the Dorrance tical neighbors had long ceased to do "O Lord,:' he whispered brokenly, "I was goine'to a tennis party. He waa ' the judgeshin election were bually dance tonight?" this, claiming, what was qulto true, thought it was bard enough wlieu baby all unconscious ot hia ludicrous ap- [ spent Maybe he was, Ted soli rather Oat tlic pumpkins interfered with tne died, but now Marthy's gone it seems It was a heated' contest, and tho ( pearaoce. Pox a moment he halted at gloomily. He wasn't sure, i Then all tfibrougu cultivation ot tue corn and Auto Vans and Express like I Jest can't live without her!" .. ths fence, stupidly surveyed the group ! mpst expert politicians could not pre- the morning he meditated, finally de- that neither did as well. However, all That ntgbt and the day that followed dict the outcome with any confidence. Now that moving time Is near 1 am theories fall in a bad season, nud this beyond It, let go his hold, neatly fell I ciding to toko the plunge and go prepared to do your y.nfe*t moving ofl were like a wretched nightmare to Votes were Bought after eagerly. When he went ont to lunch, he took furniture, pianos or ha'ggage, to al] parts jenr Peter's crop was abundant, whlln him. On the next his mind, made clear of city or country. In the largest padded Most ot tbe players were gg, the five he had decided to squander, vans In Bed Bank. Before you haT0 Ids neighbors had neither corn nor by suffering and loss ol Bleep, aroused wagon drove up filled with denizens your next moving done, •write, send Of, t0 'especially Ellis Deone. He was cliuck- wont over to the best florist's in town jramplclus. from, tbo torpor of grief and began, ot the creek district. A man jumped call for tho only reliable furniture moten ;llng, vastly entertained. and ordored the roses. In town, and get my prices on your next] Peter looked at them wltli.a satisfied reassert Itself. He surveyed toe farm out and approached Lester. job. All klnda of heavy or light tnjck-i cmllo on Ills face. with the critical eyes of a stranger, "Hired flie barber to decorate him," Amy was slim and dark, with eyes Ing done at short notice. Call or addrcaq "Remember me?" he inquired. of wannest, deepest brown and skin "My, but there's a pile of punklna out realizing for the first time bow badly he vouchsafed; "Fellow belongs down J. t. ECAN, "I do," assured Leater, "ani I am like a Jasmine flower. So he chose* there!" be mused.' "Ain't they whop- everything about the place needed re- at the creek Battlement Tipped tbo glad to see yon. Did you get home all 11 Wall Street, Red BanK the little, close, dark red "Jacks" for n . Scrs? Bet they ain't a punkln in tuo pairing, no noted the rickety fences, barber a quarter ta shave him right. right that day?" e phone 124-J ffice phone 53: her, and hod them sent with his card. 10 WHARF AVBNUE. ' wliolo state of Wisconsin tliat can beat the tumbling outbuildings mid the ruin- Bond him home so bis own folks won't "Yes, and told my wife all about it ! And Just as be watched them being that biggest, one of mine. And the pies ous, condition of the bouse and admit- taiow him!" and—Tvt mended. She wrote down —won't tuoy bo great, though?" " ted tbo truth of Martha's accusations. 'And suppose he has a mother?" placed In the box he heard Putney'p those two names. She made me gath- voice behind him order orchids— Lace Curtains & Blankets Ho smacked lila lips hi anticipation "I bnvaueen shiftless," ho Bald to interrogated Grace solemnly. She was er op every relative we had, all voters, • cl tbo coming treat. Just then the himself. "Days when I ought to havo twenty-five dollars' worth of lavender •IB.TOOK HER IN HIS STKONa JU1M8 A!TO and I've brought them up here to cost orchids. Cleaned by Us Will Go •Wcscott children on their way to been at work In the fields I've fooled ' CBb'BIim' 11EB TO HIM. their ballots—for you." . echool began to sing as they passed away my time reading or trying to That nigbt be went to the Dor- as Far Again 111)3 never hoped for any sues Bum "6B "Why, I certainly thank you," sold ranees' dance. Polly Dorrance was tbo UOUBO: batch up,somc scbeme to mnko money Leater In genuine apreciation of the "Fetor, Peter, punkln eater, out o' nothing. this, l;"lvo thousand dollars—why, that specially nice to him, but he watched was more than the farm was worth, favor bestowed. for Amy. She would wear orchids Had a wife and couldn't keep her!" "It's good land, too," lie went on "By one majority!" "Drat them yWg unsP Peter, mut- flo could fls up the house and have and he would want to die on tbe spot, RED BANK STEAM DVE WORKS after a pause. "It ought to make a Martha borne for Thanksgiving.. He That was the report of the judges "tered savagely. "If I could catch 'em decent living for us two and give Mar- yet some deadly spell held him. And 1 turned away bis face that the stranger of election two hours later. Exclusive Cleaning and Dyeing, j XVI give 'em a trouncln they'd remem- tby oil the fixings she wants, but this all at onco be saw her. Put waa ber for one while!" might not see his joy as be answered: •• "In favor of Boyd Lester," waa the dancing wltb her. Just aa they passed 24 Wett Front ilreet' Telephone 15-R, year it ain't raised nothing but puuBius final bulletin. RED BANK, N. J. The eight of Peter Bitting on the fence and experiments.?' • "You may have the punklus on them where he sat with Polly sbe looked at terms." The Judge hooked arms with the him and smiled. ' of tho^'pumpkin field suggested the last His eyes twinkled, and in spite of Call at the Corner Store. couplet, and they called mockingly: successful candidate—in fact, took "Polly," he said hurriedly, "was she the gravity of the situation be laughed Tbo news that Peter bad sold his "Setter put her In a pus&in shell. pumi>kina for $5,000 spread like wlld- formal possession of him at the an-wearing red roses or orchids, did you as ho counted up all the will-o'-the- Then you'U/icecp her very weu." Ure over the county. Those who had nouncement. Ellis Deane read the ac- see?" wisps ho ha* followed for seven years. Estate of HARRY C Touched to the quick, bo, climbed seen Jumbo boasted of its size and tion aright, and went home generally "Jacks," said Pollyi placidly. There were tie orchard, where be ruin- disgruntled. wearily down from the fence and went beauty and began to refer to Peter, "Why?" Albert W.Worden. Jr., Mgr. ed the apple trees by grafting tiiein . ta his work. The smile that softened whom they had always called Shiftless Grace watched them coming and a But Ted had excused himself and with varieties which wero not^dapted i» Ufa. rugged fentures'aitd'mado them al- Peter, n's "Hulsey, tbe Pumpkin King." great throb ot Joy permeated her be- waa moving away in a dream. He Funeral Director to the climate, and tho row of hardy most beautiful was gone, and in its Tbe neighbors watched' tbe improve- ing. found himself inexplicably beaming peach trceB that never even leaved 1 and Embalm©?,-^ --'Jlaco.waa a looUrof heartrending .woe, ments he iqade with envlons eyes and "By one majority, but Lester won, oa people and getting ecstatically In out.' 'Beyond them was tbo garden- of a bitter grief that knew no resig- whispered thnt sooner or later tbo pronounced the judge. everybody's way until he found her. •pjot where ho bad tried to grow ever CAMP CHAIRS AND CARD nation. In bis momentary prlda ln,hla. money would all be squandered on "And that one," explained Lester to Putney stood talking to her, and she bearing strawberries, with a tangled ~ jrampklns he had forgotten tha'shadow foolish experiments. Grace, when they were alona on hour asked him to go and dance with poor TABLES FOR HIRE. thicket of wlneberrles flourishing In. (hat lay over hla herasonold. But It wasn't, and one glad October later, "was the man to whom you PoUy, left aU alone. one corner. The nonsensical nursery rime was day Peter drove, through the ruesot showed so much kindnesB the day of "You wore them," Ted said under "Darn things!" Peter muttered. "I Office and Residence Phone £57. true. Martha Halssy, wfwffinrrled him Holds to Martha's old home. She was the lawn party." his breath. "Amy, you darling!" paid $10 for them bushes, and I hain't Office and Funeral Parian, Bgalnst tho will of her parents, who sitting on the stops of her father's "If I had voted," spoke Grace soft- "Somebodyll hear you—hush! Of never et a berry from 'cm yet. And 15 Monmouth Street, Red Bank, N. £| prophesied that no good would ever home eagerly watching tho passersby. ly, "that would havo made two major- course I wore them. I—why, I'm very there's them white blackberries of come to a Halaey. and who had loved When she saw Peter she sprang to her ity, wouldn't It?" and' love unmistakor fond of 'Jack" roses, you know." mine and.the orange Savored rhubarb. aid 'believed In him for eeven years. feet with a little low cry of joy nnd bla was shining In the depths ot her "He sent .you orchids." 1 wish I-could get shet of the pesky run toinpot him. true,'tender eyes. "They were beautiful," she flushed stuff." • , He took her In his strong arms and. ever so slightly—"but I like roses last of-all were tho pumpkins. Ail crashed ber to him. For awhile neither best" For Farm and Garden in £ the other experiments were wretched "Move Up There." : eared for other speech than that of Sandy boarded a somewhat crowded Ted drew her away from tha hall- bulk, packages and Seed t failures, but theso bad anTply reward- clasped hands and long, long kisses, tramcar and had to stand. Tbe carroom. He knew the Dorrance house, ed him for the time he bad spent In but at last Peter said tenderly: Tape. t cultivating them. He well remem- started on its way once again, and a knew there was a window seat under "I've come to tako you home again, little later pulled np to permit an- the big stalned-glasa window In the Everything in the LbW bered the sultry afternoon la July that Unconocloua of His Ludicrous Appear- Mnrtlry. .1 can't live without yon no- other passenger to get on. The con- side hall, and he led her tbere out of he devoted to cross fertilizing the blos- ones. Corn on the Ear. how, but I've turned over a new lenf, ductor told Sandy to move up a bit, sight. soms of the two varieties.J The result and I'm going to do different than I whlcb Sandy, always eager to oblige, * "You know and I know," he told her was the new strain^ larger, sweeter and have. Will yon como and give your not one of the, smiling ones. She firmer of flesh than either of its par- did. Some few minutes later there In hia funny, frank, boyish way, "that Shiftless Peter another chance?" faced Deane with grave eyes bearing 'I'm up- against it with Uncle Chris. ents. .- 'an expression he did not at all fancy. was a grinding of brakes, and once Broad Street, Red Bank "Yes," she nnswered, and her face more the car stopped. This tune an I've got to make good or I don't get a "I ought to make something out of was as radiant with happiness 09 that iHe tried to laugh it off, but felt that old lady of seventy stepped on. Sandy sou ont ot him. But I'm making good, those punklns," ha said thoughtfully. of the girl be had wedded seven years ho hod made a decidedly bad Impres- was 'again required to move np. (he says, and I Juat want to Bay this "And if 1 don't I'll'quit fooling with before. "But, oh, I thought you would sion. _ experiments and tend to farming. I Sandy thereupon moved up. 'much: IVe loved you ever since we never cornel" | He with Boyd Lester comprised the wont to High together, and J to thebig- will anyway and show Marthy I mean At tho next stopping nlaco there waa iduo of rivals for the hand of Grace. gest hope of my life that some day business." another halt. Two children boarded Sneezing Fatal to Aviator*, iSo far hlB brilliant, aggressive ways maybe I'll be making enough to ask Ho watched the pumpkins with Jeal- the car, and the request for Candy to In tba American Magazine Is an ac- bad impressed her friends with ths be- i you to marry me." ., ous care, turning them to get all the count of Catherine- Stinson, tho girl lief that eventually Grace would favor move up waB repeated. Amy's lashes hid her eyes, She fin- sun and guarding them so vigilantly flier, who has performed tbe most dldl- jthls suitor. Lester WBB mores quiet A little farther on Sandy reached his gered the close dusky petals ot the that the neighbors began to think his cult feats, jBatb. young men wero candidates for destination, and prepared to leave the little red roses. " trouble had turned his bead. He found "When asked If she was afraid she tho vacant circuit Judgesblp ot the car. Ho got as far as tho step, when "I'm not asking you to promise even time to do a great deal of cleaning up might fall, Bbo replied that sneezing county. It waa pretty well understood the conductor gripped him by the arm to wait for me," he began. "It's Put- about the farm. He mended the fences waa the only thing she feared. Bbo de- that Judge Waldron would favor tbe and pulled hun back. ney's race ao for—" " and burned up the unsightly piles of clares that nine-tenths of tbo accidents one who succeeded In winning tho "Fore ploase!" he cried. rubbish until the place began to look In the ah* are caused by aviators losing "Putney's* race is over," Amy inter- action. "Fare be blowed!" exclaimed Sandy. tidy and well.kept. It Is true that control of their machines by sneezing. posed gently, "t—I never did prefer The cheap. Heartless trick which "Why, men alive, I've been walking orchids. He knows it now, Tod, you'll there were days when be relapsed into " The , aviator,' says lliss fittason, all tbo way!" his old bad habits, but for the .most 'passes through, numerous strata of air Deane vaunted somehow made a se- laugh, but who do you suppose came part bo worked with tireless energy, of different temperatures^ Ha often rious impression on tbe mind ot to seo father today? Your uncle, and louglng eagerly for the time when he catches cold and sneezes violently. Graco. she noted that it was Bhared FIRST STARTED PUNCTUATION after ho had gone father sent for me. should bring Martha home again. When you sneeze, for the moment.you by Lester, although,.the latter made What do you think they managed to no comment, but.bls faco waa pitying One day In the early fall be gathered loso all control of yourae.lt If you do Venetian Printers Were the First to fix up between them?" as1 ths. unfortunate young man from his pumpkins, selecting the most per- that while- in tbo air your friends aro "Pass," said Ted. "What?" the.creek settlement went on his nn- Develop Rational and Compre- fect ones for exhibition at tho county going to gather up your remains,'" "Ho told fathor that every man to be considered in buying "DIIIT THEM vocua vssl" matu am- ateady way, turned into a wooded lot ; henolvo System. fair. The largest One of all was a rich needed feminine influence in his life TEBXD SAVAOELT. . ~ . Jnflt beyond tbe Waldron grounds, and Drugs is, first of Jail, the golden yellow and so immense that it in ordor to be a real success and he Th» Woman Who DM. V for the time being at least gave up The first to develop a rational and dad suddenly decided to leave him and might caBlly have served for Cinder- didn't see why you failed to fall in quality. Then, of course, Iiiko all conductors, I have frequently the task of flnJlng hla way homo by ccmprel'' islve system ot punctuation , go baek to her father's. ella's carriage. love. Ho thought It might be the loaned carfare, I think tho average Is lying down under a bush and forget- were the famous Venetian printers, you want to be sure that . "It ain't any use, Peter," she bad about $1 a year, but I am gejtlng hard* needed spur." "Bet this, Jumbo of mine will weigh ting life and its activities In sodden Aldus Miiautluu, his son, 1'aulus, and qoald. "I'm tired of working Indoors ened on that point In all my twenty- "I guoss I've found the needed close to- 200 pounds," "he said as bt Elumbor. the tatter's son, Aldus, Jr. Aldus Ma- yourldruggist keep3 a fresh sod ont trying to mako a living, while lifted tt carefully on to tho scales, four years' experience I never, had but spur," said Ted. "It's up to Uncle jtro fool away your Umo on experi- Qroco waa preoccupied ell the after- nutlus, also known as Teobaldo Ma- Cbrlo now." stock and employs an expert "Must be I don't sea straight," ho add- ono faro returned and that was by a nned and Aluo Manuzlo, was not onlj issnts. In oil tho seven years Pro been ed, "or, great Caesar, bo weighs 2COI" woman.—A Conductor In Mew Soils noon, she avoided Doano and ho no- (Copyright, 1K1S. to McCluni Newapaoer to take charge of the PRE- married I ain't never had nothing new tloed It Horn wan a tender heait tho founder of tho famous -Aldlne A week later ha loaded Jumbo—who BaUwaya Employees' Uagnxlne. Press and one of the greatest scholars f)ut tbo calico.dresses I bon'ght with proudly bore the inscription - Memory, too, hod boon busy. Sho re- All That Provec SCRIPTION DEPART- tbo egg money. And I'm. sick of ltl called a cousin who had fallen a vlo- of bis time, bnt he was tho father ol JUMBO A Tragedy. "How's ho getting alongi" MENT. ' "1 want a decent house, and I want tim to tho lure ot tho wlno oup at punctuation In modern times. KINO OP. PUMPKINS "What'a this In the maur "Very well. He says he's had bl» ta live like- other folks, go to mcatlng tbe aome of ambition, always a trriof Aristophanes, the ancient gramma- - WEIGHT B» . . "A tragedy of mtne." pay raised three times In the last six You can be sure.'ofjall these end have the rawing society ta tea. 1 CntCXJMFEnENCE II FETSC with tbo dovoted relatives who bad rian. Invented a Bjstcjn of punctuation, "Have yoa really written a tragedy, months." Cldn't bollove {..£ when be raid you was OnOWN BT PETER HALflBY •een hla promised jlfo out short. but it was wholly lost during the Dnrli good points, and many more, eMftlesn. I thought tt wan because yon elacbapr Ages, and no attempt was made to re- "That proves only one thing." —Into tbo wagon with several otnero "I wish you.would remain a Uttla at Ciln't havo nobody to cpnea yon up' ~ "Loobs ltk« it, lTo patt return DOSC- vivo It until tbe reign of Cliarlciuagne, "What?" nearly aa largo and drove, to the. fair 1 after tbe othoro leave," she gold to 1 end help you save. And I kept on bop- 1 oca on tt now- fourteen, times*" —Louis- Under tbe lattcr's direction, Warnes- "That bla ability to brag about him- grounds. All day throngs of admiring Lester, and ho waa In tbo seventh tog that things would bo different after ville Courier-Journal. fried and Alonln formulated a punctu- self has Improved remarkably."—De- e'Doctatom crowded Into tho agricul- heaven of dollght at tho words. Then swhllo, but they ain't, riot but what ation syBtem, but there were few rules troit Free Press. tural building to sea it. Beside tbo when tbo othoro hod departed she H.CHUBBAHD.Prop. governing the use of their slpis, nnd . jfou'vo boon kind to mo, for you have." mammoth pumpkin tho wonders of tho And 8h» Fell Far II coma to the retired garden Boat where : "I am not easily flattered," sho said. thoy wcro practically vtqp'- is. Al- At" tha'Yoara do Oyi 16 Broad Street, Red Bank.' ; Martha wiped away a tear and went hairless calf and the winged horse of ho unobtrusively awaited bor. Oho "Indeed not," bo replied, fit would duB Manutlus and Wf^l: • 'rs ol ; Tbe poor bnt otherwise honest T.I.chon. US ftbphau 70-J tbo aUto shows failed Into insignifi- traa imbarcaoBod and flushed as ah» be Oifflcult to make you oat to bo m'oro the Atdino Press>r^ '•[ \ ... num- young man bad font filad hla applica- Tou'ro helped la Uio houoo and cance, • oat down botido him, ! Nme everything except make a decent beautiful than you really arc"—Do> ber of punctuatrCl' —I'BS nnd estab- tion far tho bain ot tbe millionaire's Housewives tapped .its yellow rind "You aro a good friend, Mr. Lester,", only daughter. ftiff, 8o I'm going home, and I eban't as they speculated on Its flavor and trolt Freo Prcea, lished fixed roles for their use. Later she said, "and I felt you would bo i "Alas," sighed the old man, "things back until yoa do something to wondered how many pics It would grammarians havo Introduced some Slod to help mo out of uomo troublo- aro not aa thoy wcro wben I was apportme." • mate. At nigat It proudly wars two HOT Qpaolalty. Improvements, nnd the rules of punctu- oomo anxtotioa.1* ' ' youngt Folks uaod to wait fifty yooro Po listened Elkntly. It wan all eo rlbbouB, tho blsa of tho first premium "HOB your son any s&rttcnlar athlet- ation have been changed somewhat ; "Ion have but ta command mo," I for their golden wadding, but now &tm ho could'tay cothlng fa reply. es&a yellow one denoting that It baft ic facility at colleger* . and new ones added, but the punctua- been awarded tne> BJICCJUU prize of (10 ;osoare<} Lester loyally. tion system of tho Manutlns formed they Insist upoahavlns it right at tba Pirtha honslIttwoaM. If ho bad an- !'0h, yea. Ho la rannina throocb Tho absolute correctness oj) Sored her cMrpty end made ber na- offend for tho largest vegetable on ex- my money."—Baltimore- American. "JXhs poor unfattmmte who passed tbo foundation for tbat now In use, •tart." Oty it would not bo half so bard to hibition. by hero upon whom'Mr. Deono bad tho circulation etatemon&ef Tho '. ' How Ho Won Her, save hun. Ho watched her wltU a look Yet Peter was not satisfied, although Unpslatabla. —' flayed tho Dorry trick—you romember Red Bank Registerfa guarantee d hlmi" 'How Women Judge.. "Folks will say tbat you aro marry- ? hopeless misery on bis faco as bo bo had betfn offered. t!H> fop It bv thn First Blrd-Whafs wrong with that Mrs. Iflatbush—Does sho Judgo poo- envious aide show man. Just bcroro Lester bowod In asoent. At that mo- ing me for my money." "My dear, I'm by tho publishers or Printers* • Wto grasp tbo fact tuat.eho really worm tbat you didn't finish' It? plo by their clothca? . aaot to go away and hot como back. tho Oosij of tbo fair a stranger entered moat ho decided that Doano stock wuo sure thoy wont Surely no ono who Ink, who will pay $100 to 6ho Second Bird—I guess It's ono of thooo Mrs. Benflonhurst— Sho docs 11 & ell tbi) eevea ycara at their euurlsa tho building and, passing by tho dls*. at alow appraisementwltbMlaaGraoo knows yon will even hint that money worms that turned.—Boston Transcript they're hanging out on tho Una wltb first person who ft £ S tetS e^« fcsoa awny jroai l ot fruit and vegetables, paused ' q«B- i , Is your only charm."—Detroit Free tbe wash ta tho buekyard. . , Press. '. • controverts |to eooos?,ojf, W£]M, and fto * Jumbo.. Ho drew _a tappllno It pays to mlvcrtiae in Xfae Register. .. "Cpmo wjtlt m«(, plea^,", oonttnngd 4

Pace Six. THE RED BANK REGISTER. will leave Boon to take up Christian amount of $7,45 from a piece oi HFSOCiation work in the array. His pround 10x12 feet in addition to hav- GOOOOOOGOcoooooccceocooooooocoooooocGOGa awrtunl, W. M. Wiedman, has joined ing all his family needed. the Princeton unit of tho medical Plans for Borough Hall. corps. J. Bunford Samuel, who is to do Auto Hitt a Wagon. nato n borough hnll for tho new bor- Leo Snlz of Freehold backed his ough, of Seagirt, has had tho plans automobile into a buggy wagon oc- for tho building' drawn. Mr. Bunford cupied by Mrs. Amo3 Bird last week bought a lot 100x150 feet on which ALL FAHTS OF EOTONMOUTH COUNTY. while trying to turn around. Both to erect tho building. fiont wheels of tho wagon were Carpenter Gets Judgment. smashed but Mrs. Bird escaped in- Herbert Brown, on Asbury Park We have for immediate delivery a full line of Dodge Personal Notes, Sales of Property, Building Opera- jury. carpenter, hna been awarded a judg- Died, in Kentucky. ment of $106.40 against Mrs. Ada tions—Lodge Doingo—Slight Fires—Births, Mar- Joseph T. Craig, formerly of Free- M. Sexton. Mr. Brown brought suit care, including the Dodge Touring car , hold, died at Fort Thomas, Kentucky, to recover the balance due him for riages, Deaths, Accidents—Other Interesting Monday of last week nt the age of 06 some carpenter work. years. He went to Kentucky early Death of Thomas P. Day. Features of Town and, County. in May for the benefit of his health A widow and three brothers survive Thomas P. Day, ah old summer via Wilbur H. Pancoast of Asbuvy Joseph Fnrrngo' of Long Branch him. • • itor at Ocean Grove, died at Nutley! Turk lias rented his house for thowas arrested at Jersey Citj recently last Wednesday, aged 81 years. He summer and is living in a bungalow. charged with having heroin in hisNewspaper Man Dead. was a former lay preacher and justico Mrs. Hairy Bolte and son George possession. He was out on bail and Henry A. Kibbe, \yho for many of the peace. A widow and two of Matawan are. spending several j wns arrested at Long Branch last years was connected with the clerical brothers survive him. jveeks with friends in Philadelphia. | week, charged with a statutory of- department of the New Brunswick Auto Wheel Comet Off. .' Mr. and Mrs. Theodore W. Morris; fense. He was taken to the County Home News, died at Ocean Grove laat Wednesday after a long sickness. He Miss Morion Mount of Englishtown 'are occupying their summer home in j jail. , met with an accident while driving Monument park at Freehold. . . Fntf.rin!npJ is survived by a wife and Sine daugh- NNu es ter. her auto to New Brunswick last week A daugKter was born to Mrs. j, " Entertained. . One of the front wheels came ofi\ George E. Fletcher of Asbury Park , Tho Monmouth county nurses Autos Collide. turning the car on its side. Miss Sunday of last week • ! league was entertained a! 'he Long : hospital Tuesday ight of last A delivery automobile belonginigign_g to Mount was not hurt. Frank T. Hendrickson of Adelnhia weekBranc. h Thhospitae affail rTuesda was arrangey night do fa lass ta i wns laid up last week with an attack: week. Th ff d Gimbel brothers of New Yorrk 'col- , we cominjr party for Wiss Elizabeth lided with a touring car owned nnd Richardson—Bell. of rheumatismeu . ,Clw el c o jrh t ; Miss Thedore Richardson of Brook- P. W.Geer has rented the Duvison! Collins, the new nssiscort superm-driven by S. A. Archibald of Asbury Park last Thursday; Both machines lyn and Sterling Bell of Washington, Herbert house at Enelishtown for the ; tendent of the hospital, were damaged but no one was hurt. D. C, were married at Asbury Park last Wednesday. The ceremony was summer. : Tusting Re-Appointed, dimming!—Sweeney. Mrs. Frank Weines of Asbury Park : p j, performed by Rev. AVK, Jensen. R A Tusti of Asbury ark as Miss Elizabeth V. Cumming3, gave birth to a son Monday of last,been re.nppointt!d t0 the presg eom. Long Branch Girl Weds. wce daughter of Edward Cummings of • •" Ijinn mitteo e manufacturersof the nationa. l associatioMr. Tustinn ogf Freehold, became the bride of Joseph Miss Julia Ryan, daughter of John Car Jump•"""'"s Curb""•"•. .. . , , ., recently won a $300 print for the Ryan of Long Branch, was married U F. Sweeney of Philadelphia Sunday The finest Tquring car built today for the price c An,-rn automobd er drive™ n^mL/ by Jaco, "b ,;S^.' ; besbestt adadvertisemen*ertisement t writtetDwritteiTl'yy aa pian pianoo of last week. The ceremony was per- Sunday of last week by Rev. E. A.. Sweet off OceaO n GrovG e jumpedd i t curbb ;,. ,.,).. Crean. The couple will live with the at that place Saturday week and ; "ealel ln this country, formed by Rev. Frederick Kivelitz. bride's parents for the summer. btruck Mrs. M. Neill Barnes, baMly I Evangelistic Tent Dedicatee*. Bradley Beach Man Weds. Jbiuising her. Tho accident, was j A new evangelistic tent cv Lodge Members. formerly of Matawan, was married married May 12th but it was kept; Hawfcum ' Carr. Stanley Jeffrey, Saturday week to Duncan Oliphant secret until Mr. Matthews was called i Lester Tilton, Lewis Brown, Albert of Trenton. The ceremony was per- formed by the bride's father. o,uout with his military compancompanyy . —Wardell . .., Henr— y Schleuter, _Leste . r Forty Priests at Wedding. White, Albert W'cinburg and'William Auto Hits' Girl. Miss Terosa McArdell of Jersey O'Donnell are new members of the Elizabeth Pettit, the seven-year-old City and Joseph O'Brien, principal of Elberon lodga ot' Patriotic Sons of daughter of Harry Pettit of Bradley the Continental public school at Eliza- America. Beach,-was struck by an automobile beth, 'were married at Avon last Men's Club Outing. driven by George D. Hagaman last Wednesday by Rev. John O'Hara of week. The child was knocked down, The fifth annual outing of the Mat- but was not seriously hurt. NeN w YYorkk. TThhe ceremony was wit-t ; awan men's club was held at Asbury nessed by about forty priests. Park Friday week. A dinner was New Lodge Officers. 42^ean Grove Woman Weds. served at the Coieman house. Among George Bearmore was last week the speakers were William Kieffer of elected councilor of the Belmar lodge HEADQUARTERS FOR Mrs. Mary K. Condon, daughter of Freehold and Haddon Ivins of Ho-of American Mechanics. Clarence Daniel S. Reeves of Ocean Grove, boken. Curtis is vice councilor, J. B. Hou^el was married last Wednesday to Wil- secretary and J. B. Curtis treasurer. liam B. White of Newark. Rev. J. D. Rex—Buchanan. $ills performed the ceremony. After Miss Elizabeth Rex, daughter of Englishtown Home Guards. a wedding trip to the Pacific coast Charles Rex of Kunison- , was married Englishtown has joined the ranks they will live in Ocean Grove. Monday of last week to Edmund L. of towns of Monmouth county with Auto Hits Barber Pole. Buchanan of As'rtry Park. Rev. W.home guard organizations. A com- , Earl Ledden per:'crmed the ceremony pany was organized at that place last An automobile driven by H*>. j j at the Belmar Methodist parsonage. ENTIRELY NEW STOCK ' • ' -Thalheimer of Deal ran into a glass week and 52 men signed the roll. barber pole in front of the Savoy,: Engagement Annuunced. Auto Driven in Ditch. 1 theater at Asbury Park lnst Wednes-j Announcement has been made of James McGrath of Freehold was ORDER EARLY ON ACCOUNT OFSCAROITY OF GOODS day. The pole was smashed but the j the engagement of Miss Florence forced to run his auto into a ditch automobile was not much damaged, j Jackson, , daudaughteg r of Josepp h C. Jack-last week to escape being hit by an- son of Ocean Grove, to Claude H. uthcr machine. Two tires on Mr. Mc- Large assortment now on hand. Make your selecftlon early. Church Anniversary Newbury of Be'mar. Mr. Newbury Grath's machine were blown out. - The seventh anniversary of the j - attending an rHicers' reserve camp". Oakhurst Methodist church was held s Early Beans. Sunday of lust week with services in Spring Lakers to Leave. J. G. Wein of Matawan has already Our large storeroom is for your benefit until July ,4th. thcjjforning and at night. The col- - W. B. Tippet.ti, manager of thehad string beans from his garden. lection for the day amounted to $300. Spring Lake bat.'ung and tennis club, Mr. Wein sold head lettuce to the

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• , i — Ir > . -THE FLED BANK REGISTER. Pago Savea. e&xCharlotte Conover. Miss Conover 0 _ DENTIST. Died at Hospital. received a variety of gifts. •'. 1 t, «af« ous ton OesuOr for Wonaa Eisner Bnlldlrtr. Ream! 1 and 2, Stood On US* tow EO HIS, IT BBTDII Red Dink. N. J. (Continued from lost page.) Henry Holland of Freneau died st Death of Freehold, Man. rAZKO. to (MIlKa It la tvs mural ot OfflcaHoars. 820 to G. Batnrtlm6i0tol2noon. Mrs. Harry I). Davis was elected the Spring Lake hospital Sunday of Frank' Queeney of Freehold died merer, BUXIASAJHSO TAXB. «no HOBKRT PIERCE, last week of cancer of the stomach.' tncnuross, no vssmo USSBXID. on*fi president o£ the Onkhurst Epworth Saturday week, aged 28 years. Ho is bcttla nu pu17lll Telephone 30. Trousers Cleaned and Stressed QOo Johnston secretary and > Miss AgnesHathaway Inn Opens, • Mail Carrier on Vacation. EO. H. BOBERT3, Hibbetts tre«5ure»> ; Hathaway Inn at Deal, was opened John Lokerson of Adelphia, a mail Honmouth Const? flnrroff&to'a Offlca. G PUBLIC AUCTIONEEn We ore specialists lathis, worts sod guarantes to dean (tod nre»i them A New Corporation. ' In tho Matter of tho Estate of John Farm Sales, Personal Property of All Desslptlon for the Benson last Thursday night carrier at Freehold, enjoyed his va- • Drennan, Deceased. New Monmouth, N. J. without •hrinbicfj, Ceding or scorching Honry J, Mount, a. Freehold real with a big dinner iriven by the new cation last week. Harold Smith per- Notice to creditors to present claims Telephone Hlddletown 271-F-23 owner, Arthur J. O'Kcefe, to several formed his work for hi against estate. 3 - IVZen'o Sulta Cleaned and Pressed SOo estate dealer, has incorporated his Pursuant to the order of Joseph I>. business. The other incorporates hundred' invited guests. . u ILLIAM H. FOSTER, Men's Suits Dry Cleaned and Pwrjoed 0I.OO . i Motorist on Black List Donahay, surrogate of the county of W Clerk anil Uanmrei of Public Bale* ore Mr. Mount's wife nnd Miss Bertha James Worsham DeoJ. . Monmouth, mado on the seventh day—of Auctioneer Supplied. We also Clean Kid Gloveo So, L^odlea' Waists SOo,'j Vandcrhoof, who has worked in the Charles C. Anderson of Asbury May, 1917, on the application of Mar- James Worsham of West Ocean garet Drennan, administratrix of the es- P. O. Address. Eatoutdwn, K. /• FHiro, SOo up, TLCidiao' Suits SOo, Laoe Curtains SOo, j offlco several years. Park has been put on the automobile tate of John Drennan,' deceased, notice Sweaters QOo, Whl$e. and1 Colored Shoes and I Grove died last Thursday from a black list for taking out a car with- is hereby given to the creditors of said R TETLEY, New Health Beard Head. complication of diseases. He was 65out tho owner's consent. • deceased to exhibit to tlie subscriber, M• NOTARY PUBLIC PumpaaBo, Corrlega 'Covers QOo, Blnnketo SOo ; j years old. • - Eight sons: and two administratrix ns aforesaid, their debts •nd COMMISSIONER OP DEEDS. Charles RosencranB has been and demands against tho said estate, - Tetter's News Stand. ' „ j We dean and Dye MSni and Ladle*' Sulta, Sweater*, WaUti, Skirt* Carpets, [ elected president of the Long Branch daughters survive him. New Paator at Adelphia. under oath, within nine months from the 17 Broad Street. Bed Bank. N. J, I Rugai'Autoiaobno Cushioas, Coven and Shadci, Autoraobilo Interior* Cleaned I board of health to, Bucceed Dr. Jo- date of the aforesaid order, or they will Doctor a Lieutenant. Rev. J. H. Magee of Beverly has be forever barred of their .actions there- UOLMES M. SHUTTS, | All done on tho premUea, in tho largeit and most modern dyeing and clean* i serfu T. Welch;. John T. Britton vma Dr. Earl C. Wagner of Asbury been engaged as pastor of the Adel- for against the said subscriber. elected treasurer nnd R. C. Errick- phia' Methodist church; He will con- Dated Kreehqld, N. J.. Hay 7th, 1817. ** AUCTIONEER lag establishment In Red Bank, AU work (ruarocteed Park has received his commission as MARGARET DEENNAN. Special attention given to sales of farm aon health officer. first lieutenant in the medical corps. tinue to live at. Beverly. - atock, farm Implements and othev To Lay Out Camp Site. personal property. He expects to go to one of the of- Burned at Steel Plant. FOBtofflce address: IP. MARGULEO C. F. Pilat, a New York landscape ficere' training camps. By virtue of a' writ of n. fa., to me have reduced the license fee for cir- oil on the furnace fire. 1917, between the hours of 12:00 o'clock Offices: 2 Broad Street. Red Bank. N. J. Formerly connected with Mesara. O'Brien; Reii & Roll, and Levy, of N. Y. cuses to $100. , The fee has been 120 Broadway, New York City. Wurtington. ; Two New Stores. ana 5:00 o'clock, (at 1:00 o'clock). In the $300 and as 0 result circuses steered afternoon of Bald day, at the Court Doctor to Wedr ' J clear of Long Branch. ' William J. Patterson of Asbury House, Freehold, In the township of B. CHARLES PARKER, Park is building two stores on prop- Freehold, county of -Monmouth, New PIANO INSTRUCTION ESS22SSSSSQS3KS5S The engagement of Dr. James Reserve Force on at Night. erty recently bought by Mrs. Patter- Jersey. MOreaniatoi St. Mark'a Church. Brooltlm. Fisher, "son of Eev. C. B.. Fisher, AU that certain lot, tract or parcel of Visits Red Bank Mondays and Thursdays. formerly of Long firanch, to Mis3 Reserve policemen are now on duty son on Bangs avenue. land and premiucs hereinafter particu- Piano Lessons (Stutbrart Method) every night at the Long Branch city larly described, situate, lying and being also The Study of Harmony Ackcrmnn, daughter of Dr. James F, Benefit Shoot for Red Cross. it* the Borough of Atlantic Highlands, in Address 408a Jefferson Avenue Brooklyn. Ackcrman of Anbury Park, has been, hall. Sleeping, quarters have been tno county of Mbnmouth and state of announced. . . , arranged for the men on the third The Asbury Park gun club will New Jersey, find numbered one hundred |R. HAROLD J. STOKES, floor of the building. hold a shoot today for the benefit of and twenty-one (121) on the mop of " DENTAL SURGEON Married Twelve Year*. the American Red Cross fund. The property entitled "A Map of Building Successor to Dr. Frank Loe. New Freehold Industry. Lots for sale by John s. Hubbard, at ' Rev. nnd Mrs. E. A. Conover of shoot will last all day. Atlantic Highlands, New Jersey," and H Broad Street. Eisner Building. Bradley Beach and Rev. and Mrs. Albert Seewig, a cabinet maker bclnR by reference to said map more Rooms 4.6 and 6. Red" Bank's Leading liveryman Cops Get Increase. particularly bounded and described as Office Hours 830 to 6*0 o'clock. George T. HiUman of Manaaquau employed for severalyears by R. Van- follows, to wit: Beginning at a stake joined in celebrating the twelfth an* Sant of Freehold, has rented a stars The Spring Lake policemen have standing In the northerly lino of South OBERT A. MACKELLAR, niversary of their marriages last from Oscar Robinson, and will go inbeen granted an increase of $5 a avenue, and in tlie we-sterly line of lot R AKCniTECT. ' Do you ever have the opportunity to ensose the nrricea of a livery- Thursday. business for himself. month in their pay. The men now number one hundred and twenty (120); OOIce: Eisner Bslldinr. Red Bank. N. J. receive $75 a month. and from tbence running (1) northerly, : man 7 If to, you want the ana who will terra you tight el tho riant time Naw Matawan Residents. in tho westerly line of lot number one HAROLD A. TILTON, Two New- Cops. Store Manager in Hospital. hundred and twenty (120), one hundred A SURGEON DENTIST. ', and at tho right pries. , " Albert Hopkins and Leroy Stewart Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Ellis, Jr., and and eleven (111) feet and six inches to a Graduate University of Pennsylvania. Soueraol children of Newark, have moved to Arthur Harrison, manager of thestake standing eighteen feet and sixto Dr. J. D. Throckmorton. That's me in every reaped I em prepared to serve you nt any time of g have been appointed members of the Acme grocery store at Long Branch, Inches from the southerly lino of lot No. 8 Broad Street. Bradley • Beach police force for theMatowan, Mr. Ellis is employed by number 81; thence (2) westerly, at rlRtit Office hours: B A. M. to 6J0 P. H. Erorr Day day or night; at a minnte't notice, with a stock of choice vehicles, healthy K Bummer.' They will receive $80 athe HanQver shoe company and will is undergoing surgical treatment in a angles to the first course twenty-live except Saturdays. ^^^^^^^^ become a commuter. Philadelphia hospital. feet to a stake'; thence (3) southerly, horses, competent employeel, etc. ' , v\ ' month, Bradley Bench now has five and parallel to tlio- urst course one hun- EO. McC. TAYLOR, C. E. ''' policemen. " :• Going to France. Visitors from Japan. dred and eleven (111) feet and six inches G CONSULTING ENGINEER, Yon need so no further than your telephone to sot such service. Tele- A to the northerly line of said South ave- CIVII. ENGINEER and SURVEYOR. A Rescued Baby from Creek. William Kernell of Deal expectB to Mr. and Mrs. James Jordan and nue; thence (4) easterly, in the north- 8 Elmer Building-, Broad St. Rol Bank. N. J. phono Red Bank 156 or 6f4. Day or night service. son of Kobe, Japan, are visiting Mr. erly line of said South avenue twenty- Harry Wheeler of Ocean Grove* leave in a few days for France. He is flvo (25) feet to the place of beginning. while, visitinu his brother, H. 3. a member of the Columbia ambu- and Mrs. Tyson at their summer Being the same premises conveyed to . ROBERT DICKSON, lance corps, which is at present train- home at Seabright the Bald Annie Jefferson by Albert Fos- VETERINARIAN. Wheeler, near Mount Holly last week, ter and wife, by deed doted June 18, Fair Haven. N. I. Phone 421 W. Red Bank plunged into a creek and saved his. ing in Pennsylvania. New Station Agent. ' " 1908, and recorded in the Clerk's office brother's two-year-old daughter from of the county of Monmoulh, In Book 829 AW OFFICES OF Marlboro Woman Dead. Raymond D. Barry of Long Branch of Deeds, on page 113, etc., from which L REILLY & QUINN, drowning. ' Mrs. Mary A. Campbell of Marl- is the new ticket agent for the Cen- deed tho foregoing description Is taken, Davidson Buildinir. B«d Bank. ©lobe Qowrt fled Loan Aaaociation Officers. boro died Sunday of last week. She tral railroad at Bayview avenue near • Seized as the property of Annie Jeffcr- Joseph RciUy. John J. Quinn. Atlantic Highlands. pon, taken in execution at the suit of Residence Telephone 614 Michael Ford has been elected was the widow of John T. Campbell, John P. Lloyd, and to be sold by M. CONK iresident of the Freehold mutual who died last September. Three chil- On a Fishing Trip. dren survive her. COKNELIUS B. BAHKALOW. •• AUCTIONEER. DAY OR NIGHT Ioan association. Tunis V. Yetman is Joseph Cawthorne, William Dubai Sheriff. Prompt attention to all Mies of farm stock. vice president, Howard A. Sutghen JOH.N P. LLOYD, Solr. merchandise and personal property. Adelphia Man Buys Farm. and James Bullock of Deal spent last P. O. Address. 102 Borden Street Red B»nk. treasurer.. and Edgar I. Vanderveer week at Beach Haven fishing for Dated June 12, 1017. [I1S.C4.] secretary. ' Henry DuBois of • Adelphia has bought the William H. Thomas farm channel bass. BPSCXMi LIABTEB'B SAX,!:. R. B. F. KING, m Vititcd Old Home. of sixty acres, at Applegarth. Mr. By virtue of a decree of the Court of D Long Branch Lodge Moves. Chancery of New Jersey, made on the VETERINARY SURGEON AMD KNICKERBOCKER . Edward Bolles of Asbury Park vis- DuBois will take possession of the The Long Branch lodge of Knights thirty-first day of Slay, nineteen hundred BHREWSBURY. HEW JERSEY. ___, ited his old home at Roxbury, New place next spring. • and seventeen, in a certain cause therein Oventonnr performed on bitches wUb tofra of the Golden Eagle has moved from depending wherein Abram Patterson Is aafety. York, last vweek. He was» accom- Doctor Ordert^ Out. Odd Fellows' hall to quarters in Red complainant and Cora Francis, et al. are Also dosrs treated with Serum for Dlstemoez am) panied by Epr.cH. S. ICinmonth and Men's hall. defendants, the subscriber, one of the Manse. the trip wa§ made in the doctor's au- Dr. 'WdsoiB K. Hunt of Asbury Special Masters of said Court, will ex- Telephone2118. Eatoato.wn. H. 3. Park, who was recently commissioned Life Guard on Duty. pose to sale at public vendue on Satur- tomobile. as a first lieutenant in- the medical dny, the seventh day of July, 1917, on the R. IJ. H. STRYKER, THE PRESCillPTIOli DUOS STOHE J. Norman Bills of Pennington has premises situate on the. road leading D VETERINARY 8UBGEOH. Railroad- Man Renti His Home. a corps, has beehcalled to service. Dr. arrived at Ocean Grove for the sum- fit>in Lecdsvlllo to Bed Bank, at 2 p. m.Office, Pnblic Service BnMtor. Teto Iru E. Whyte, district passenger Hunt is, a dentist. All that certain farm, and tract or Rilldanee, 81 Strcwsburr Avenue. T £J-L mer, where he will be employed as a parcel of land situate, lying and being RED BANK. N. J. Where ACCURACY and PURITY com- « agent of the Central railroad, has Life Memberiilf Society. life guard. ' in the township of Mlddletown, in the ' • " •' • * i' rented,his house at Asbury Park to Mrs. Mary & Wheeler of Ocean Graduate from Normal. county of Monmouth and state of New ERNEST A. ARENU, ah East Orange man and has moved Grove has-.been made a life member Jersey, -^* AKCHTTECT. bined with SKILL ore Paramount in ihc ;; his family to Ocean Grove for the Misses Lucille Longstreet and Beginnins at a stone In Charles Now- tOBW. 40th Street. N BAHK. N. a furlough 1^01 hjs grandparents, east eighteen chains and eleven links i Broad and Monmoulh SU., Red Banlt, N. J. with' the groom's parents for theMr. and Mrs. 3. Frank Herbert of which affected his left side, is recov- along, said road; thenco (4) south thir- present.. „.. /'.'...; _ ering. teen degrees nnd fifteen minutes east CfiDMUND WILSON, Avon,-reeentlj*- - ;. fifteen chains and sixty-three links to CJ COUNSELLOR AT IAW. T.T.phon»» ] Old Ice House Burned. a stone; thenco (5) south fifteen degrees Rejected Becauae of, Poor Eyesight. Sunday-School Picnic. and thirty minutes east six chains and OElsea: 10 EAST Pitoirr STBEXT. Joseph M. Turner of Asbury Park, The annual Sunday-school picnic An old ice house on the beach ai thirty-four links to a Btake In the south who joined the naval reserve and avi- Manasquan owned by the Manasquan aldo of Still House Brook; thence (S> LSTON BEEKMAN, of the Adelphia. Methodist church fish company was burned down last south eighty-nine degrees west six COUNSELLOR AT LAW. _ ation corps a year ago, has been dis-. will be held at Manasquan on Thurs- chains and sixty-six links to a small AOffices Eisner building;, RED BANK, N. J. charged because his eyesight is notday, July 19thi . The. trip/will be week. maple tree; thence (7) north eighty-five up to the btupdard. Mr, Turned Uj'V, degreeB west three chains and seventy- ifi autos. * Badly Stung by Bees. seven links to a stake; thence (8) south K. HERBERT E. WILLIAHU lawyer. ' '»,:•.. three degrees west twelve chains and D BUBGEON DENTIST. To Open a Restaurant. C. M. Page of Oakhurst was badly seventy links to a stake; thence O) Graduate Dniveralty of gennolwBk Attended Church Anniveraary. stung on the face and hands a .few south five degrees west two chains, and OfflcB Dayaln Jted Bank: Mondays. WoftuaSaa Boy Wainwright, who recently days ago by bees that were swarm- soventy-oleht links; thence (10) north and BatozdarBatozdaraa . "~" Eiv. and Mrs. Charles H. Bruce of bought the Fliteroft property at eighty-eight degrees west nineteen 120 Broad Street. Bed Bask. H. X Matawan spent last week at Jersey Ocean Grove, has had the building ing. chains and ninety links to a stnke; tlience (11) north fourteen degrees and R. W. M. THOMPSON, Shore, Pa., attending the 125th an- remodeled. He will conduct a res- Working in Navy Yard. thirty minutes west fourteen chains and D DENTAL SDHGEON. niversary of the Presbyterian church, taurant in it. ' '.'." Eugene McBride of Ocean Grove seventy-five links to tlie place of begin- Zd Nat'l Bank BaUdbs. Bed Bank, I of which Mr. Bruce was formerly Forbidden Area for Autos. has gone to Norfolk, Virginia, where ning. Hoars 8-S. pastor. he will be employed in the navy yard. Containing seventy acres and slxty-- The Manasquan borough council one hundredth^ of an acre. K. WILLJAM ROSE, German BaptiaU Moot. has introduced fin ordinance forbid- Outing in Bungalow. The owner of said Johnson's other D : DENTIST.: ding the parking of automobiles on land southward of tlie brook that runs Bueceaaor to Dr. It. P. Bontaq The German Baptist ministers of Frank DuBois and family of Free- through or nlong the southward end of Gas administered. the Atlantis conference met at Brad- Main street, between Brpad and hold are enjoying the month of July tho within conveyed premises to have full 60 BROAD STREET. BED BANS. H. ». ley Beach "last week. The meeting South streets. ;. • . in a bungalow on Manasquan beach. access. to one or two convenient water- was attended by members of the con- ing places at or in said brook from the EO. D. COOPER, Rifle Bullets Hit Boat. southerly side of said brook of or use CIVIL ENGINEER. ference from all^ of the Atlantic Two Lots Sold. and benefit of said other land, including G SDceeasor to Goo. Coover. C B states. . - ' # 1 A motbr boat owned by D. N. Miss Elizabeth McNinnie and the Inchoate right of dower of the de-Fostsfflcs Buildlns. RED BANE. Wood of Asbury Park was struck by fendant, Margaret Patterson, wife of Manaa.quan Girl Showered. Charles McNally of Freehold have said complainant, and Including, also the two rifle bullets last week. ' One of bought building lots at that place. estates and interests of each of the said EORGE K. ALLEN, JR., -Miss Lillian Benedict of Mana- the bullets bored a hole in the side defendants, Richard Francis and Fred- G CIVIL ENGINEEB AND"SURVEYOB. squan, whose engagement to Leruy of the boat. •" ~ . . Taking Summer Course. erick Horsfall, aa tenants by the cour- Boom 7. Patterson Baildlns. Broad BtlMt. tesy Initiate in tlie respective shares and !IED BANK. N. J. Wyckoff was recently announced, had Miss Estelle Voorhees, a teacher in interests of their said wlve3 in said a shower Tuesday of last week. The Suffering from Appendicitis. the Oakhurst school, is taking a sum- premises,, together with all and singular R. WM. J. WOLFERT, affair was held in a bungalow on the Mrs. Robert Swan of Spring Lake mer course in Rutgers college. the hereditaments and appurtenance3 to D OSTOSTEOPATHE . the Bald promises belonging or In any- 84 Broad Street Tli beach. . _ ; -•-' was taken to a Trenton, hospital lost wise appertaining; i Red Bank. N. J. weefc suffering from appendicitis. It Improving a House. ' Graduate of KlrksvUIe. Mail Clerk Enliata. Said, premises, are subject to a rhort- is not believed an operation will be Forman T. Holloway of Freehold TOge held by Herman J. Welden and Willard O. 'Sutphen of Freehold, necessary. ^improving his house by building a Margaret 'Wer.aetiy.'hls wife, upon which forraeHy a clerk in the postoffice at two-story porch on it. • there-is.'.due the* sum of 51,678.CO with that place, has enlisted as a sergeant Cees, in Express Business. legal interest from Mny 22d, 1917, and in the nntomobile division of the Matawan Postomce Advanced. any other liens and encumbrances Dr. H. B. Van Don ; William A. Brown, who has been affecting said premises. quartermaster's '-' enlisted reserve driving Joseph Koskey's motor de- The postoffice at Matawan has Conditions made known on day of sale. DENTIST MITH Form-a-Trudc has npset all corps, livery truck at Freehold, has bought been changed from the third class to For further Information apply to John the second class. . . • . : . ; S. Applegate & Son, Red Bank, N". J. • Second National Bank Building previous steiidards of hauling efficiency. No Tennent Harvest Home. , .-: the truck'and will go in the express JOHN S." APPLEGATE, JR., Rooms 8 and 9 The officials of Old Tennent church business. Special Master In Chancery of New Jer- S Can you afford to wait before placing sey. Red Bonk, N. J. have decided that in view of the pres- Girl Hit ly Bicyclist. HEILLY & QU1NN, Sol'rs., Let Luke Longhead sell the odd3 your order? Read the specifications. ent prices of food and the grebt Gladys Tico, daughter of Norman Don't fake chances Bed Bank, fc\ J. and ends ypa • find at housecleaning emergency the country now faced, Tice of Matawan, was knocked down .thisyear! Use and that you have no more use for. Specifications—Fdrm-a-TrucIs they will not hold a Harvest home'thiu TEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH —Advertisement. / by a bicyclist riding on the sidewalk Attachments yiar. ' ' • "' Saturday week. The girl was badly - BAILBOAD. - Manager of Bathing Pavilion. bruised. Tims Tsnla In effect May 27th. 1S17. .CARRYING CAPACITY DRIVE—Chain Heavy Ro|. TRAMS LEAVE BED BANS NEW JERSEY CENTRAL , ler Type, Ji-lnch diameter ' Cv W«sley Putt has been ehgagod Tolcgrnpher Transferred. . - For Newark and New York: 3 IS (New York and k 000oundj—50%6rtt+/' as manager of the Ocean Grove asso- Moiidwoynlj). 5 W. 6 S8.7 OS. 7 06. (Now York TRAINS LEAVE RED BANK . r l \ roller. Vi inch wide, 1«- Frank H." Rudderow has been only) 7 d, (Now York only). 7 35. 7 40. 7 62 FRAME-Lengthloainches - inch pitch. Every link 0 ciation's bathing pavilion. He suc-transferred as telegrapher at the Sea- (Newarkonly).7W.B 10,827 (New Yorkonry), For New York, Newark and Elizabeth at m3:W, k —width 32 Inches. 4-inch > master link. ceeds Edward 0. Davis, who is now 8 44. 914. 942. 11 OS (New York only). 1124 6:50, m6:30. 6:38. '1M. "1:19. "7:47.(7.-52 Nawarlr), working in a powder factory at Par-girt station to Wrightstown, where a. m.: 12 SO. (New York only). 1 46, 2 4». 419 -t-Bt-'fUS. 9:1a. U*S. 1121a. m.; 12dO. 2:48, *4d9, f channel steel 4 BRAKES— Emergency on 1 one of the armjf camps will be lo- RED RUBBERS (New York only) 427, 4 66. 600. 732. 812 4-27 7-32 s9-12. 8:29. 9:0B. 810:44 p. m. SimdayH AXLE-2H jc \% inches. * tear wheels, expanding lin. i .' • ^ . i ".-.". cated. . ; ..• • iV • TkilFllAUSbtidiitdjtm (Saturdays only), 829, E)05 (Saturdaysonly). 8:58.11-^0a. ra: 1:20.4:42. T20.TM,8^8. 8:68.0:18 type in,drums operated bj5 Expert! teaching "cold pick" canning UM GOOD 9 67 p.m. Sundays: 8 23. 8 58. 8 37. 1147 p.m. '' . 1. Timken Kfljler Bearings. Police Chief Home.' Working in Store. LUCK nibbea became,tHey won't "blow-out" B_m.: 120. 441. E47. 003. 720. 736. 800. 8881 For Freehold via Matawan at 7:GG, 9:11,1121 a. m.. • SPRINGS-JUjvpsidesprings hand lever. 12-Inch drum,' during tteriltutioa not harden, ihrinlc ot crack after : William,H. Smith, chief of police 901.9 67 p.m. 4:27 p.m. Sundays 9:37 a.m.; 4:42, 8:68 p. m. setnt • elliptical 2 indies 2|jr-ln. shoe, asbestos faced, Charles Schbenwald of Faiming- tho juta aealed. Send 2e ittmp for ncyt bcok on For Long Bnnab, Aifcnrj Park, Ocean Gron For Lakowood, Lakehurar, etc.. at B:46,10:10 a. ra.: wide, 42 Inches long, 10 Ford Service brake. ( of Asbury Park, haB returned from dale has given up his job with the ptoezrlngor lOeintUjnpf for I do], rinsti f your Point Pleasant and Intermediate statkma:126 u2:0S. 332. 4:13. COS p. m. Sandays 9:4C, 11:10. n trip to tho Catskill mountains. dealer cannot auppb* you. Addrtua Dept. 49 (Mondays execptcd), E 00, 5 65, 9 42.10 27 a. m.; a. ra.: S:33 p. m. leaves. One Bumper Cross LOADING SPACE-9 to Pennsylvania railroad and is now BOSTON WOVEN HOSE « nUDDER CO. 1222. 12 67, 128 (Saturday only). 143 (Satur- spring^ inches wide, 9/ 12 feet back of seat, depend, While away he was taken seriously working in Bearmore's store at that Cambridge. Mm,*. ^^^ days only), 157, 2 27 (Saturday! only). 2 41 For Atlantic City at C:45, 10:10 a. ra.;E2:08 , 4:(3 ing upon body. ' 4 sick but has since recovered. place. (Saturdays only), 2 68.3 48. 4 37.4 49, S 19. E 57 p. m. Sundays 11:10 o. m.« B^3 p. m. leaves. <%, (Saturday empted). 6 43, SK, 6 22. 6 40. 745, m—Monday only. . WH EELS-Hcavy Artillery! TURNING RADIUS-J Long* Branch's Budget; '.. * •'.' Will Become an Aviator. Moamouth Connty ^parrop/atc'a Oflloa. 10 30 p. m. Sundays: 12C. 5 20. 9 68. 10 37, 10 62 •-New York onll. type, 122-in. square spokes. 8 21 feet. ' . - *d At a meeting of the, Long Bratict iF-red.Luhr of jltoBfllle, formerly of In tho Hatter of the Estate of John L. a. m.; 12 22,2 E5, 6 48. 6 62.10 23 p. m. B—Saturday onur ' . 34 x m pneumatic op- •SPEED—IS miles per hour. | commissioner^ last week a tontativfi .Matawan, ,has enlisted in the aviation llarrinon( DcceaKed. tional at extra charffe. A WHEEL BASEr-When at- Notice to creditors to present claims 7 budget amounting to $216,000 was corpsnna will train for an aviator in against estate. MERCHANTS STEAMBOAT CO. OF NEW JERSEY. TIRES—FirestonesoUdrub- tachedto Ford chassis, 123 introduced.' This is 510,000 more Texas. He is prominent as an ath- Pursuant to tlie order of Josoph L. ber, 32 x 3H inches.^ . Inches. ' d than tho budget of last year. lete. Donuhuy, surrogate of tho county of Monmouth, mado on tho sixth day of TIME TABLE IN EFFECT JUNE 101k. 1917. Pressed on or removable? TREAD—56 indies, ceo? June, 1317," on the appllcntlon of Ger- type. Optional pneumatic ter of wheels, 60-inch tread Peeper Arrested'. To Summer in Pennsylvania. trude li. Harrison, executrix of tho es> • ; : . Subiect to chanorotrlthoat notice. 34 x i% extra cost. v optional. -| Willinm Holmes, a Long Branch Mrs. Edwin W. Currie of Mntawan tato of' John L.-Harrleon, deccasod, no- tice is hereby given to the creditors of BEAR RATIO ONX .WEIGHT—Smith Fornva- colored man, was arrested last week went to Bethlehem, Pa.,'last week, said doccosed to exhibit to tho sub- Steaniers Sea Oisul and Aibertina SPROCKETS— Standard Tmck attachment, 1,000 on a. charge of peeping into hquses where ho will spend the summer with scriber, executrix as. aforesaid, their Ilctwcon Picr24, foot of Franklin Street, Now Vork (Landing at tho Battery to take on and let oft 20 teeth on jacksiuft, 42 lbs. Attached to Ford at that place. Ho was sent to thhee r husband, who is in business there. debts nnd demands uRalnat tho Bald es- - rotors only), and Hla-hlanda, Highland Bench. Oceanic. Locust Point. Fair Haven and B«d Bank, county jail for sixty days, tate, - under oath, within nine months Telephone Call 17M Franklin, Mew York. 423 Bed Dank. N. 1, Uizhlands Telephone. 12MJ=K3 teethon rear.. Other ratios . chassis, Z.OOOlbs'. complete. Enlist as Ambulance Drivers. from tho date of tho aforesaid order, or ' optional. Frame Height loaded—Z^in.'1 thoy will bo ,forever barred of their FOR NEW YORK Died on Boardwalk. t Charles McDonald, Jr., and Joseph actions therofor against the said sub- FOR RED BANK. J} 10,000 users in 451 lines of business have proveS Mrs. Elizabeth Tompkins of Oceuu Richards of Englishtown went to New Bcrluer. Dally ciMpt Sunday. A. M. P. U. Dally Rceot Sandal. A.M. P. II. Grove died suddenly on tho board-York last week to enlist as ambulance Dated Freehold, N. J., Juno Gth. 1917. Lean Pier 24, foot of Franklin (It the best for every line of work. GERTItUDE H. HARRISON. Street ,.... 8.30 2.30 Leave Red Bank 7.C0 8.00 walk at that place Saturday week. drivers in the American Red Cross. Leave Battery Larldlnir 8.55 2,55 " Fair Haven 7.15 S.1S Standard Oil Company Death was caused by apoplexy. She H0T1OB. Arrive Highlands about ..10.35 4.40 " LocmtPolnt .-. ....1.25 CudaKy Paeldng Ceroptap) is survived by throe sons. Sunday-School Picnic, *' Oceanic " ..11.10 6.16 uceanio .7.00 8.80 Armour & Company ' U, S. Mall Contractor* / The Bradley Beach Methodist Sun- miNGLE, ALEXANDER YOUNG. " Locust Point ..11.20 G.20 " Huihlanda, n.oa 4.00 Morrla & Company Schlitz Orewing Company) Painters Elect Officers. Pursuant to an order of Hon. Robort " ti ..1U0 ES5 Arrive Battery Landing about E.EO day-school held its annual picp.ic.at Ludlow Fowler, a surrogate pf. Now Bed Bank ..11.45 Arrive Franklin Street about ICO COO Indian Refining Company Butlar Paper Company j Joseph Dnniolson has been elected York county,. notice Is hereby given to Flekhnunn Yeast Company Montgomery Weid & Co.\ Point Pleasant Tuesday of last weWc all persons having claims against Alex- • SUNDAYS. A.M. SUNDAYS. /' president of tho Aabury Park paint- Tho trip was, made in automobiles. \^ ander Young Prlnglo. deceased, lato of Leave Pier 24, foot of Franklin M. ers! union. Clarence Newman is vice ^Eatontown, Monmouth county. New Jer- Street. M0 Leave Roil Bank.... r. • Maro Land for Church. 1 " Fair Huron I..B.00 • And you cart install Smith Form-a-Truck on president, W. E. Willmer secretary sey. and formerly of the Borough of Leave Battery Lantilnu ..158 11 any Ford, Maxwell, Chevrolet, Dodge Bros., Bulck Charles H. Sanford has bought ad- Manhattan;, city, county and staio of Arrive Hlghlands'atmut 10.35 LocuatPoInt . and Ellas Shibla treasurer. PJetf York, to present tho sama with -"• Oceanle "' , 11.10 Oceania.; ,, , .o.oa ditional land to be added to thevouchers thereof to tho undersigned at " Locrjatrolnt ,.., 11.20 uurnunan , pr .Overload chassis. ••'.:.•' Shower for Pastor. - . Lading.,... .,4.00 w grounds of Old Torinont' church, It his place of business, 20 Vesey street. In ** Fair Haven ' ,...,., 11.30 Arrive Ba»«r» Landing.,... ..C.BO Arrange for domonntraSSora ' Rev. S. J. Arthur, paator of theis a picco of tho Dr. Long estate. Bald Borough, on or bofore Friday, " Rod Bank " ...... 11.40 " ffraiiklln Street...,.Street,,, ..O.00 August 24th, 101". Excursion ticket, CO cento. lint In Fore <0 con ta. —Now—Bofowj It la too late • Avon Baptist church, had u miijcel- Dated February 16th, 1017. . • ' ' • ...... 1 Died of Paralysis. •'NOTICE-At Battery Landln«. all elivabsd train* tta uptown. iubwa» for ootown OT to Bioaitjn lanoous nhowcr Tuesday night of last QEORQB J. OILLE8PIB. and gurface can and («rrlos, to Sraten Islar4 and Brooklyn, can bo nachod In two nilnntM. weok. Refreshments .worn provided Mrs. SuBan E. Bishop of Asbury Temporary Administrator, by tho ladies' aid'society. • • 20 Voaov street, Borough of Manhattan, TROLL&V COMNECTSONS Park died last Wednesday of paral- Now York City. ' i7o Monmouth St., npnr Droad, Rod Dante; , Workmen Le«v« with Money. ysis. She was 67 years old. She M. K. HARDY, leaves two daughters anil B son, Attorney for Temporary Administrator. Two men who had boon working for Henry DuBoif) of Adolphia left A Linen Shower. It pays to advertise in The Register. 1 bvn and Uoypori, -without njJtipe n few doya nso. Ono a rivon nt Ens-i—Advertisement. - earHDOoial attention Blioa to tlio can of Uontl and Carruurer. Page carat smsimzn. I EVERETT NEWS. - T1NTON FALLS NEWS. a bjg lot of live Btock for his farm including twenty hogs and over 10 i Beds Being Plowed Off— Wellington Wilkins Gets * Delayed chickens and ducks. Closing of School, Grammar 'School Diploma. Henry Winter haa a new horse. 1VTATINEE2 • EVENING After the worst season they hav< Wellington Wilkins received his A. Judson Bray has moved from hah in years, the farmers are begin diploma on Saturday for passing the Red Bunk to his farm at Phalanx. ALL SEATS ALL SEATS ning to plow off their asparagus beds, grammar school examination. He Mrs. Harry Walling, who recently They cut less "grass" than usual, the could not attend the examination returned from the Long Branch hos- price was lower and the cost o] with the rest of the Tintofi Fuljs pital, has completely recovered, bunching and cutting was nbou pupils because he wus sick ut< the James Vaughn is working on the double the usual amount. Most 01 time. He afterward took tho exam- government aviation grounds on Long the hay crops have been harvested. ination when i(; was held at Red Banlc •Msttoee Dillr 3iOO P.M. Island. Sstwdoj. 2 to 8.30 P. M. School closed a few days ago with arid his diploma reached him Satur- Hewlett Conover of Irvington will ''ffftSXfPrfSC special exercises. Nearly every seat day. He received a high average ir. spend the Fourth with his parents, in the building was occupied when his studies. The other Tinton Falls Mr. and Mrs. John R. Conover. Telephone 058 •liic Homo of Excluiwe Features] Corner Broad Shoot and Linden Place, Red Bank the exercises were held, .and the room pupils get their diplomas some time Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Tomlinson ' was decorated with flowers and theago. Wellington suffered an odd ac-of this place and Mr.-.and Mra. Ar- national colors, The exercises wen cident on Saturday. He was riding thur Sickles of Red Bank took a trip largely patriotic in character. Those his wheel down'a steep grade at a fast to Atlantic City Sunday in Mr. who took part were Bert Morris, clip and just as ho passed a-qow the Sickles's car. ' Henry Mngee, Elizabeth Stout, Mil- cow switched her tail to drive away Oil has. bpen sprinkled on thi r, Jfual^. 3d dred Sehenck, Catherine Warneker, the flies. The cow's tail caught on county road. LASTDAYI ' JUAST DAV! Herbert Earle, Jtelvin Stout and the handle bar of the bicycle ami John Kelly, who recently quit hi Donald Hickey. The children wen Wellington was brought up with a. job on Brookdale farm, is employed THE!. WORLD'S BIQC1EHT MOTION PICTURES treated to lemonade and cake by Mis: quick turn. He was flung from his as a chauffour by Frank L. Drivor. Mary Kelly, the teacher. wheel, his shoulder was wrenched anil Mrs. Sarah Sarane of Brooklyn Mrs. John P. Schenck has returne a lot of skin was scraped off of hiswas a recent guest of Mrs, William from Flushing, Long Island, when arm. H. Thompson. rtie spent the winter and spring. • The asparagus season is about Miss Johanna Clayton has returnei Thomas Welsh, who is employed o ended and the farmers are plowing to Red Valley from.a. visit to Miss the government aviation grounds o oft their "grass" beds. The season Emma Thompson. . JPIayod One Venr nt the Manhattan Opera Houoe, N. Y. > Long Island, has been spending sey was a poor one. Most of the hay' John.R. Conover has the mosl (VJatlnoo 3iOO P. M.-Chlldron 10c, Adults 15c eral days with his mother, Mrs. Wi crops have been harvested. promising field of sweet corn any- Evening 7 ahd 9-Ganerat Admission, Children 13c, Adults 25c in "TPB CURB" , liam Miers. Thomas has been i Miss Cora Bennett is home for thewhere in this locality. poor health but is recovering. summer vacation from New York, Also 10th Eploodo pi "THEKQRBAT 'SEC! Edward Rowe • has returned t( where she teaches school. Headden'i Corner News. Sheepshead Bay after having spen Dr. and Mrs. Leon Dickerson of Harry Carter has returned to work a few days at his home here. White Plains spent Saturday and on the Samuel Riker place, after hav- There is not much improvement i Sunday with-Mrs. J. H. Hankinson ing been laid up a week with sickness. WM. FOX PRESENTS THE! GREAT the condition of Mrs. Theodore Stil- and Mrs. C. C. Cooper. \^- Mrs. Guy Cooper has been visiting well, who has been very sick several Edward Eagan is laid up with boils. relatives at New York and Jersey months. James Chadwick of Red-Bank was City. John Long, ST., is recovering from a visitor here Sunday. Miss Lillian Nagel has given up her the injuries which he received in an Clarence Golder of Long Island position as bookkeeper at Doremus & in the Superb da Luxa Production • automobile accident and is around spent part of last week with his company's store at Red Bank. again. father, Thomas Golder. Dr. Eigenrau'ch-of Jersey City, » "Tine DARLING off in "THE DUCHESS OF DOUBT" Miss Nellie Singleton has recovered Mrs. Benjamin McGuire of Ari-brother of Henry Eigenrauch of this : zona is spending the' summer with Founded upon the great French clnnlc^Tho Hunchback of Notro.Dame . A five-act wondor play of smiles, snobs and sobs from measles. place and a frequent-visitor here, has ; : PATHE WEEKLY Final Eploodo of "F>ATRIA" Lawrence Carton has the finesi Mrs, John A. McGuire. K joined the medical corps of the '" by Victor Huso ' XYR A "-Presentation of Local Photo Play fiold of wheat in this neighborhood. • Walker Hughes has a new truck United States army. COMEDY, PATHB WEEKLY, Thursday, TRAVELOGUE The stalks are uniform in height and which he uses to haul produce to Edward Corcoran spent Saturday POSITIVELY NO ADVANCE IN PRICES their tops are so close together that market. at New York., "A BOMCE0F RED BANST-With All Local Players'' they look almost solid enough to walk Miss Rita Clinton of New York is Miss Viola Hankins spent part oi over. Sight seers with cameras fre spending two weeks with her mother, last week with her grandmother al quently stop to take pictures of th< Mrs. Jane Clinton. Lakewood, FYiday, JTraIy ©tti field. ' Mrs. Charles Bennett and her Mr. and Mrs. John H. Stilwagon of daughter of Belmar are spending sev- Holmdel spent part of. last week with eral days with Mrs. Bennett's mother, Cylinders Reground Mr. and Mrs. .Theodof&Stilwell. Mrs, Caroline Covert. Mrs. Mead of Red Bank has been William Covert has given up hi3 a Specialty spending several days with hei lob with Charles Covert and is work- MUTUAL, PRESENTS In the 2d of tho Sorloa of tho "J DEADLY SINS" daughter, Mrs. James Hickey. ing for Albert VnnSchoick, a milk Mr. Butler of Long Island spen dealer at Red Bank. ___ Lathe Work and 99 | part of last week on his property Matthew and .John LeStrang and here. He expects to move to this James Cuneen of Jersey City spent Aluminum Brazing Arayouproad? ' Do you know people that arc haughty? S«o what happen* ln'prlde place soon. , Saturday with James Dean. Automobile Engine : • coMEbv TRAVELOQUB Benjamin Hankins has started his Mrs. Fred Truswell was taken to Lillian Walker io "Dimples Diplomat" produce route along the shore. the Long Branch hospital for an op- Parts Duplicated CARTOONS TRAVELOGUE: COMEDY "A ROHCE OF RED BANK"—With All Local Players Elijah Robbins spent part of last eration last week. week-at Spottswo'od. HOLMDEL NEWS.' GEO. GRILLIER EATONTOWN NEWS. Clergymen to Go on Vacatio! Jo- 14 Mechanic Street George Kuegler's Big Chicken Busi- seph Wyckoff Moves. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA ness—Strawberry Festival. The Reformed church will be closed George Kuegler is doing a tremen- during August when Rev. Wilmer ' dous business in chickens and eggs. MacNairWill go on his vacation. Rev. He sells most of his products to hotel W. P. Chase, pastor of the Baptist When you pou men than men along.the.shore. He has been hurch, will leave, for a vacation trip Fiskpncei.youpayfortomt. selling 800 chickens every week since 0011. Ihlng that does not hW' •warm weather set in. Joseph Wyckoff and family have The Methodists will hold n straw- moved to Freehold. Mr. Wyckoff. re- berry festival on the afternoon and cently sold his farm to two Ohio men. night of the Fourth. : Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ryan were Peter Petersen and family have married fifty years ago Sunday. No been visiting George Kuegler. formal celebration was held, but the Mrs. Frank Margraf and daughter, couple received a number of calls WouIM Smile? Mrs. Emma Ushman, Miss Helena Jo- nnd congratulations from .relatives Shrewsbury, I. hannsen and George Havens of and friends. Brooklyn were recent guests of Mr. Miss Harriet Tilkingtonr has re- TTTTTTTTVTTTTTVTVTTTVYTTTT ..ISman has learned.that and Mrs. Harold Jensen. ' turned to Newark after a visit to ^ tire satisfaction is to be Roy Aumack, who recently Inoved Miss Carrie Hanie. , to Long Branch, has taken a positionV The most attractive sight anywhere measured by the extent of at Newark and will move there. ( in this neighborhood is an acre plot RYDER, DICKm CO. of roses on Theron McCampbell's the manufacturer's interest in • A Long Branch family has moved- 1 in Thomas Dickinson's house on Lewis' aarm, The rose garden is owned by SHIPYARD, MARINE RAILWAYS Mrs. McCumpbell and she does all the the car owner's personal ex- street-. work of looking after it. Roses of AND STORAGE ' Mrs. Thomas Patterson and son of every color and of many varieties are perience. * • ". • , Newark have been visiting Mrs. J. E. in the plot. Launches, Auto Boats, Sail Boats Patterson. •- House Boats and Row Boats Repaired Mrs. Bloomfield Reevey is sick with The Reformed church contributed His money buys unusual heart disease. ?20 to the Red Cross fund, and eight Overhauled or Built to Order. mileage and real non-skid The township committee will have members of the church have joined Towing a Specialty. new road signs posted. the Red Cross society. Miss Emma Ely of Atlantic High- Comfortable Launches for Charter protection plus the basic Fisfc The Red Cross society cleared $45 ands is a guest of Mrs.. Chriney Parties, Row Boats for Hire. Policy to see that dealers and by a cake and sacrifice sale a few Holmes. WHARF AVENUE, RED BANK. days ago. users alike get full value from Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Giles" of Mount Everett MacNair is on ah automo- Vernon are spending a few days with bile trip to Michigan. Miss Cnrrie Hance has been visit- Mr. Giles's father, L. B. Giles., ing friends at Matawan. Herbert Tilton is employed at the The Ely estate sold a horse and a New Monterey hotel at Asbury Park. mule to Daniel Keahon of Tottenville Sylvanus Emmons, who has been last week. employed as a trolley car motorman Ezra Stilwagon has a new Ford au- the past fifteen years, is now working tomobile. at Charjes H. Hurley's wheelwright shop at Shrewsbury. The axle of George T. Jones's au- Wallace Giles has given up his jobtomobile broke while the car was| Before they advance l^ac New York and is working at themaking the turn nt the crossroads last The price is right and fair" '. soldiers' camp on the race track Friday. Mr. Jones escaped injury in price grounds, and the car was taken to Robert Voorhees's garage to be repaired. ;i; Men's Suits, $5.00, $10.00, Harry Wolcott has had his house Edgar McClees, who is a member Tires For Sale By repainted on South street. of the Red Bank cavalry troop, re- $15.00 anil $20.00. • The boy scouts' cadet corps will turned Saturday from Seagirt, where hold a sham battle on the Fourth on he attended a school of instruction •{• Men's Black Cheviot Suits at the race track grounds. for cavalrymen. $7.00; worth $10.00, John Hansen, w.F ", Sl., Red Bank Michael Flannery has moved in half Edwardi Oakes of Atlantic High- of the Eseck Wolcott house on Broad lands speiit part of last week with bis Khaki Trousers at $1.00, $1.25 J. W. Mount M«pl«Ave:«nilWIlileSl, street, mother, Mrs. Bridget Oakes. and $1.50. , RED BANK The old mill building on Main Mary Applegate of Jerseyville has street is undergoing repairs. It was >een spending several days with her Big Assortment of SPORT damaged by fire last winter. sister, Mrs. Taylor Hance. Fred Keeler is employed in H. William Gordon of Cranbury, for- | SHIRTS of Neat Designs and Whitney Conrow's store at Ocean- merly of this place, was a visitor here f Splendid Cloths at 60c. . port. last week. Mrs. Josephine Morris has gone to X Good Caps, 25c, 50c, up to Ocean Grove for the summer. COLT'S NECK NEWS. % $1,26. SHREWSBURY NEWS. • Mrs. Lyle Matthews at Hospital— Suspender* at 25c. and 50c; as Eden Ewing Moves Here. good as you ever bought for Home Missionary Society Took an Mrs. Lyle Matthews was suddenly the price. $160 at a Fair Last Week. taken sick last week. She-was taken The fair held by the home mission- io the Long Branch hospital Friday No Advance in Leatlier Belts, ary society Friday drew a large num- o undergo an operation. ber of buyers and $160 was taken in. Eden S. Ewihg and family of Red 25c, 50c. and 75c The tables were in charge of Mrs. Bank moved into the Sturcke house Harry Sickles, Miss Bessie Borden, ast week. Mr. Ewing, who is en- ,' 50c. Snugtex Bolts at 35c.i 75c. Miss Dorothy Linson and Miss Grace raged in the contracting business, Snugtex Belts at 50c. L Obre. rill return" to Red Bank in the fall. '{• HATS, CAPS and FURNISHINGS. • The Lufburrow family have moved Most of the farmers have harvested All models of these cars are more than a mere mechanical conveyance. from New York to their summer heir hay crops. The showers of Fri- home here. lay afternoon and Friday night de- Theyhave'individuaility and distirictiveness. - ')•':. . •*• Mrs. Sarah Scott is recovering cayed the work. Tho asparagus sea- from injuries which she received ;on is nearing the end and some beds when she was- run down by an auto- lave been plowed off. There' was They offer more features than other cars selling at anywhere near their mobile two weeks ago. She- is still ess asparagus than usual, the price retail prices. , confined to the house. vas lower arid the cost of getting it 19 Broad Street, Red Bank Bishop Matthews will pay his an- o market Was greater. The farmers nual visitation to Christ church next uncle very little money on "grass" Check up their features yourselfr Sunday. his year, but they are counting oil a Harry Sickles has a new automo- g potato crop to pull them through. bile. Mrs. Robert Bush, who has been ANOTHER RED BANK CASE ery sick, is slightly improved. The fire company will meet Thurs- Rev. «Octave VanBeverhoudt will day night and the profits of the re- mjoy his annual vacation the latter cent fair will be turned in. iart of next month. It Proves That There's a Way Out for Thomas Pittmpn of Brooklyn spent Arthur SofTel ha3 bought a com- part of last week with Evan V. Jones. 'inntion truck and touring car. Many Suffering Red Bank Folks. Sylvanus Emmons of Eatontown is Mrs. Bisbee has returned from a employed at Charles H. Hurley's •isit of two weeks in Sullivan county, ••.-- ( wheelwright shop,

KILLED BY LIGHTNING, • FIREMEN ON OUTING. MM, /Sarah Downei Met Instanf Independent Company's Members Death in tho Storm on Monday. TRAGEDY AT CHAPEL HILL LAST and Friends Went to Highlands. Mrs. Sarah Downea, who lived on Fifteen members of Independent the Holmdol road, between Keyport SATURDAY AFTERNOON. fire company and their friends werit and Motawan, was struck by lightning A School Teacher and Three Girls en an outing Sunday to Highland during the storm yesterday and in- Beach. The trip was .made in Frank stantly killed. Her daughter and Meet Death in the Pond on I. B. Dickmnn's launch. A clambake was EXEMPTIONS (MADE PUBLIC. granddaughter were In the house but Hosford'i Place—They Had Coma held on the beach. In the party were OF THE P/9BLSTAHY WAVE. they were not hurt. Mrs. - Dawned ." From Lonsr I'land for an Outing. William Crispell, William Francis, was a middle aged woman. The IIOUBC A school teacher and three girls George Lord, John Burnside, Warxen Recruiting ®onttnueril but ©nty Two Regular Army was owned by William L. Roberts and from Long Island were drowned in Dennis, Frank Dickman, Samuel Mc- was badly damaged by the lightning I. B. Hosford's pond near Chapel Hill Alindin, William Wymbs, Lou Tetley, Coming of Soldiers.to Race Track Grounds Causes stroke. v last Saturday afternoon. A party of Clyde Swannell, Frank Price, George Recruits (Sained its E^Honmouth County In Thr 22 girls arid a. school teacher had Began, Richard Wyckoff, Anthony Storekeepers to R/lake Money Hand Over Fist come from Long Island to make a Webber and Harvey Bloodgood. Kocraation for Soldiers So bo Provided! stop of a few days at the^clubhouse ot the X Y Z club at Leonardo. This and Provides lobs for Everybody Out off Work- tho ©coanporS Barracks. club is composed of young women and MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP HIT girls of New York-who come to Mid- Barracks being Built and 300 Carpenters Busy. Some of the: rules regulating thi board, lodging, clothing and medical dletown township in the summer, draft of ^nen into the United States attendance are all furnished by the BY STORM YESTERDAY. Many of these, young women are The people of Oceanport are en- Little Silver is - to some extent uriny have been promulgated, but the government, making many men finan- school teachers and they use the club- IT WAS ADOPTED BY TOWN joying an era of prosperity such as ebaring with Oceanport the prosper- Considerable Injury Done to Cropi they have not experienced since the ity caused by the establishment of •((Stalls regarding: the manner of cially, better off than others of the and • Outbuildings on Many Farms house as an outing place. The club- OFFICIALS MONDAY NIGHT. drawing the names have not yet been same Sgo and attainments in private house is on tfto property of Melvin A, old Monmouth Park race course was the camp. Storekeepers who for- nnnounccd. The rules published re life. In addition to these things, the —Trees Uprooted and Telephone Rice, and the use, of the clubhouse Amount to be Raised by Taxation is in its palmy days. The cause of it is merly had to struggle for existence Wires Blown Down. J65.575.48 and Will Probably be the establishment of the camp on the are now making money hand over late largely to persona" who'will'be President is authorized to appoini altd 1grounds iB given free by him. ^exempt from the draft, Each case of from the ranks, men of nineteen to A heavy wind, accompanied by a , It was a party of this kind which Increased—About $50,000 Has lace track grounds for the Bignal fist. The soldiers, although their exemption will be decided on individ- twenty-two" years, who have .served downpour of rain and hail, did a came down from. New York lost Fri- Been Spent .So Far This Year. rorps. About 800 soldiers are en- government pay doesn't run much ually, under certain broad rules laid one year, to the military academy of great deal of damage in Middletown day to make a short stay at the club- A budget providing for $88,179.48 camped on the grounds and all the above a dollar a day, are good spend- ilownbytho President. "The board of West Point as cadets. The enllstmeni township yesterday afternoon. Trees' house. Several years ago the club to meet the running expenses of the signal corps in the United States will ers. Another reason why the store- exemption of each'district will have ages for the regular, army are from were uprooted, crops washed out, used the Hosford pond as a bathing town for the present year was le trained there before going to keepers are raking in money from general charge of exemptions in tho eighteen to forty years. The main re- roofs torn off houses, and outbuild- and swimming place but this bad been adopted by the Red. Bank commis- France. On Sunday 260 more sol- the soldiers is because there are an matter, of physical qualifications, do cruiting station in New Jersey is in ings blown over. Many telephone prohibited during the past two sum- sioners Monday night. From fran- diers arrived. exceptionally large number of rich pendents' ' , religiouell ' s creeds „ charge of Mayor Anderson at 2W5 wires were blown down and Bervice mers. When the pond was used for chise taxes and other sources of The boom at Oceanport is bound men enlisted in the signal corps. One war, etc., but claims for exemption Market street, Newark, but a branch had not been resumed up to late to- swimming very strict rules were en- revenue the town will receive to last until the war is over. During of these men owns a chain of storea based on industrial occupations will recruiting office is at Perth Amboy, day. The trolley cars were put out forced. No person who could not $22,604, leaving $66,575.48 to be the past week it has made itself man- in Brooklyn; He is under the com- bo passod upon by the higher federa' and every postofflce in the country of commission for several-hours. ewim was allowed to go in the water raised by taxation. The budget ifest in a number of ways. For one mand of an officer who formerly unless two good swimmers were in worked in one of his stores. Many boards. The general rules of exemp- can give information in regard to en- Henry Elgenrauch, who has a poul- makes 1 no provision for paying the thing barrackB are being built on tho tions from the draft cover the follow- listing in the regular army, the navy try farm on the road between Head- the pond at the time, and not more town's share of paving White street, race track grounds by a large New" of the officers and men own automo- ing: and the marine corps. cien's Corner and Chapel Hill, suffered than one person Who could not swi: _Bridge avenue, Monmouth street and York contracting firm who are biles and have them stored in was allowed to go in the water at the Shrewsbury avenue or for meeting garages which they rent at Ocean- ..' "Officers of the United States, of a heavy loss. A windmill on the scouring this part of the county for Homo Guards Drill fevery Week. place was blown over and about 250 same time,, no matter how many the reductions made in sewer assess- carpenters and other mechanics. Tha port and Little Silver. the states, territories and the district swimmers there might be in the pond. ments which will have to be paid by of Columbia; ministers of religion, The Red Bank fire companies' home chickens were drowned. Mr. Eigen- company wants 300 men and it is Already the prosperity caused by gunrds drill every Thursday night on latrch estimates his loss at 3800. Further precautions were enforced the taxpayers. These expenses, not particular whether the labor is the new camp has influenced ones students of divinity, persons in the by the bathing; rules, which compelled amountingwto $18,587.24, are in the military or naval sorvice of the the Prospect avenue ball field. The A silo on the Melvin A. Bice place skilled or unskilled. The. work is be- storekeeper to set up a business at firemen meet at the flrehouses and was blown down and the roof of an- a boat or properly constructed raft, form of notes in the banks drawing ing rushed and the men make big Oceanport The new-comer is Harry .United States, subjects of Germany, suitably equipped' for emergencies, to interest. all!other aliens .who have not taken march to the field. The guards have other silo was blown off. A silo on money for overtime. They work Walters of Eatontown. He has Thomas S. Field's place was blown be ready for use when any persons Sundays and their hours begin from opened an ice cream, soda water and out first papers, county or municipa' elected Frank House captain, Lou went in swimming. According to a statement made by bfficors, custom house clerks, work- Tetley first lieutenant, John Bainton over and many locust trees were up- the councilmen at the meeting Mon- the time it is light enough to see un- tobacco business in a building on second lieutenant and Willard J. rooted, A number of trees were til it is dark. Any one who is out of Main street. The building was men in federal armories, arsenals and Last year a big sign was put up day night, the amount spent to run navy yards, persons in tho federal Roop first sergeant. The drills are blown down in Fair View cemetery. the town so far this year is more than a job can find work at the race track moved from Long Branch to Ocean- under the supervision of Harvey prohibiting bathing and there was no grounds. There is no reason why port last week. The Garrigan store service designated by the President A chimney was blown off of John bathing in the pond. Last winter, $60,000. If the expenditures con- for . exemption,' pilots, merchant Bloodgood and George Hogan, mem- Quinn's house at Headden's Corner. tinue at the' same rate for the re- any one should be out of .work. It is building at Oceanport has been/" bers of -the cavalry troop. Tho when ice was harvested from the not uncommon for carpenters, with rented by the government and ia marine sailors, those with a status The front porch roof on Burtis pond, the sign was knocked down and mainder of the year the budget will with respect to dependents which ren- guards have been promised fifty guns Heyer'a house near Middletown vil- be greatly exceeded. The council- their overtime pay, to make ?30 or stored with goods for the soldiers. by the government. Lou Tetley, John was not replaced. Last week some more a week. Double time is paid The building is guarded day and ders their exclusion desirable' (a mar- lage was torn off. '• boys of the neighborhood went in men admitted that this would prob- ried mnn with dependent wife or Bainton and Eugene E. Patterson The farmers at Hazlet and vicinity ably take place and that if it did they for Sunday work and on Sunday night by soldier watchmen. Through- were appointed a committee to obtain swimming in the pond and it is sup- some carpenters, by working early cut the week relatives, sweethearts child, son of a dependent widow, son Mirrored heavy damage to their crops. posed that the persons at the club- would resort to a Iawunder which they of a denendont aged or infirm parent, uniforms, The home guards have a Telephone communication in that lo- could increase the amount to be and late, made upwards of $10. The and friends tof the soldiers visit tho membership of 35, a majority of them house, hearing of this, thought that job is expected to last two or three camp and all this helps to swell tha or brothel*'of dependent orphan child cality was cut off almost -entirely. the restrictions agaijist swimming had raised by taxation ten per cent above less than sixteen years old,) those being members of Independent fire Keyport also suffered from the gale their budget. This was done last weeks longer. The government de- trade of the storekeepers. company and the others being mem- been removed, They went on a raft mands that the barracks be built in found morally deficient, and any and over a hundred telephones in that which was tied -at the edge of the year and the original budget of The Little Silver rural mail route member of any" well recognized re- bers of the other fire companies in part of the county were put out of $64,000 was increased to $70,400. the shortest possible time and it is has been extended to take in tha the town. pond and Mis3 Edith M. Putney, the not a question as to money, but as to ligious soct existing May 18, 1917, service, _' i tchool teacher who was in charge of camp. This will probably bring an .whose creed forbids participation in The budget for this year is as fol- getting the work done at the earliest increase in the salary of Arthue Recreation for Soldiers. the party, went in swimming with ows: possible moment. Fifty carloads of war and whose religious convictions AMMONIA TANKS BURST. Katharine Halleran, who was sixteen Eyerson, the mail carrier. An addi- accord with tho creed." A branch of the army young men's Streets ' '... ?10,OOO.JO lumber will be delivered on,, the tion is being built to the Little Silver years old. While they were in swim- Police 10,350.00 grounds this week. . A complete list of all persons who Christian association has been estab- Monmouth Ice Company Men Have ming the Halleran girl, who could not LlBhts 9.GOO.0O railroad station for the sale of news- were registered under the draft law lished at the camp of the signal corps Narrow Escape at Seabright. 01(1 sewers, maintenance 3,500.00 papers, ice cream, tobacco and soda swim, went below the surface of the New sewers 1,869.48 The boarding house business is will bo made by each district board at Oceanport. At present the branch Two ammonia coila burst Monday water, and Miss Putney dovo after Fire 6,000.00 brisk at Oceanport. The village is water. H. Whitney Conrow is build- and will bo printed in the district: but is in a tent 60x100 fcot. This has morning in the refrigerating plant of her. This excited the other girls on Legal 1,250.00 filled with carpenters who are work- ing an addition to the Welch build- the drawing of the names will be been fitted.up with reading, writing the Monmouth ice company at Sea- the raft and two of them walked or Printing 1,000.00 ing on the barracks. People who ing at Oceanport for use as an ice > clone in Washington. and game tables. Books and maga- Hoard of health 1,000.00 cream parlor. Mr. Conrow bought bright and several of the employees fell off the raft into the water and Salurlo.i 3,500.00 have never taken boarders before zines are provided for the soldiers. at the plant had narrow escapes from went down. Two other girls who Horough hull 2.000.00 now have "roomers." The coming of the Welch building a short time ago. Slow Recruiting. The work iji in chaTge of R. L. Wil- death. Herbert Young, the engineer, were on the raft got ashore and their Elections 02S. 00 the carpenters has caused general re- In various other ways Oceanport ia liams, who is assisted, by JJ, B.. Stil- was in the engine room when the ex- screams soon brought a number of "ncldcntals 1,500.09. joicing among the boarding house showing' evidence of war time pros- An effort was made last week to well, a teacher of history in Dart- Poor • 3,000.00 perity and almost overnight it has iccruit 70,000 men in the regular plosion occurred. He jumped out of persons to the pond. They were too Gm-liago 3,180.00 owners. They had every prospect of army to bring tho army up to full war mouth college. Mr. Williams has had a window and escaped with slight excited to tell what had happened ex- Orand Army 125.00 a poor season, until the carpenters changed from one of the quietest strength. Everywhere throughout experience in association work with bruises and cuts. Dawson Tynes was cept to say that Miss Putney and Playgrounds 1,000.00 end- other mechanics put in appear- hamlets in the county to a lively^ the British and Australian soldiers working near the coils and he was three girls had drowned. It was some Sewer bonds to retire 2,000,00 ance. place full of hustle, bustle and work. the United States special work was both during the present war and be- Sewer foondu interest JiSO.OO done to secure recruits but the end partly overcome by the ammonia time before they, cj^uld show.the place Water bonds Interest 1,400,00 of the week found the army-still fore its start. Later on the associ- fumes. William Fowler, Frank Rod- where the four'persons had gone Water bonds Interest... 2;filO.0O ation branch at' Oceanport will be ney, Joseph King.and Stephen John- down. Herbert Morin and James Wjtter bonds, 'sinking fund.... 1,740.00 EQ,Q00'recruits short," Recruiting 'did housed in a wooden building. Elec- Wnter bonds to retire 1,000.00 BAPTIST DOMINIE RESIGNS. • not; stop at the end of the week, al- son were also working at the plant, Kelch, who are employed on the Hos- Refunding bonds interest 3,555.00 ;rlc lights are now being installed in but they were able to escape before ford place, recovered the bodies. Dr. Kcfunding bonds, sinking fund 2,370.00 Rev. Johnson L. Miner Accepts Cftll FOURTH OF JULY MST^ though it has been'thought-in some, the association tent and a moving pic- quarters that thero would be no more the fumes reached them. H. A. Hendrickson of Atlantic High- Refunding bonds to retire 4,000.00 to Philadelphia Church. ture machine will be put in operation lands.and Charles A. Rosenwasser of Pire bonds sinking fund 035.00 IT WILL BE HELD AT NEWMAN recruiting after Saturday night. Re- Friday night of this week. Mr, Wil- The fumes discolored shrubbery Fire bonds Interest 900.00 Rev. Johnson L. Miner announced . cruiting efforts will be kept up until Newark, who was at Atlantic High- Fire bonds to retire 1,000.00 to his congregation Sunday morning SPRINGS ALL DAY. liams says that some of the army and the foliage on trees for a distance lands, worked over the bodies a long Fire bonds, sinking fund 800.00 "the various rocruiting^tations receive branches of the association have of several hundred feet from the Firo bonds interest 800.00 that he had accepted a call to become The Playground Supervisor and tha time to resuscitate life, but their ef- pastor of a church at Philadelphia. orders from Washington to the con- pianos which have been loaned to plant. The damage to the plant forts were without avail. Interest on notes 3,950.00 Playground Directors Will be in trary. • them by persons having two or, three amounted to about $800. Public safety 750.00 He stated that he desired to resign Charge of the Picnic, and Thero ap pastor of the Red Bank church on 'nstruments. He says that a piano Miss Putney was 39 years old and Total JS8.179.48 Will be Games and Athletic Event* Quota for Jersey Counties would add greatly to the attractive- August 31st and asked that a meet- TENANT SUED BY OWNER. the other three were school girls Credits ; 22,004.00 ing of the congregation be called as Morris Richmond, Thomas Dugan On the »th of June MBJor A. V. P. ness of the Oceanport branch and ranging from thirteen to seventeen nnd Frank Mount, the three men en- Anderson of Newark, who is in hopes to have one when the wooden To bo raised by taxation (68,576.48 soon as possible to accept the resig- B. Allen Parker Brings Suit Againit years old. The girls were Mettt Jan- A resolution was passed that money nation. Mr. Miner has been pastor gaged as playground assistants nt charge of recruiting in this state, building is erected. Books and maga- Mrs. Eva Roberts. qunski and Katharine Halleran of Ked Bank, went on duty on Monday made up a 'schedule. Bhowlng how zines are always welcomed at the to. pay bills be borrowed from the of the Red Bank church six years. A lawsuit for damages of $49,16 Blmhurst and Kathleen' O'Connell of »nd will continue their work twa many men should enlist in each camp. Red Bank folks who would Long Island City. The bodies were sinking fund commission instead of months. One of the men will be at county in New Jersey to make up the "ike to donate magazines or books to rought by B.. Allen Parker against putting notes in the bank. It was Mrs. Eva Roberts of River Plaza was taken to Posten's undertaking, place the Beech street school playground, 'quota of enlistments for that county, the Oceanport camp can leave them at Atlantic Highlands and were then advocated that the . commissioners mother at the Shrewsbury avenue \ based on the census of population. at tho Red Bank Christian association ;ried Saturday before Justice Wise. should try to devise some plan where- ACTORS CLEARED $750. Mrs. Roberts rented Mr. Parker's sent to their homes. Meta Janquaski school playground and another at tho . Essex county not only enlisted the building nnd,they will be called for. had graduated from high school on by it would not be necessary to bor- high school playground every week' . entire quota, but it enlisted a number house last year. Mr. Parker brought row money on notes. It was said the suit for damages which ho said Friday pnd had (rone direct from PLAYERS; BOAT CLUB' SHOW day. Miss Mary Hannah, the play- ' of men additional. Passaio. county school to Chapel Hill without having Shrewsbury township did this; that ground supervisor, is very mrichiV has enlisted exactly the number ap- Joined the Navy. -, •-" had been done to tho hoyse and for the township had enough money on GIVEN THURSDAY. goods which he said were missing. He gone to her home. pleased with the attendance at tho ^ portioned to it. Middlesex and Union William Walling of Chapel Hill has hand before the bills were contracted playgrounds. counties have enlisted about 76 por enlisted in the United States navy. claimed that most of the damage was to meet all bills for tho entire year. Biff Attendance at Performance at Mr. Walling was recently home on a done by dogs owned by Mrs. Roberts the Empire Theater—^-James J. Cor- cont of their quota. Prom these fig- 1 STORE THIEVES JAILED. Bills amounting to $5,411.92 were bett. Former Champion Prize A picnic of the-children of Bed ures the percentage drops down and furlough. and that the missing goods were paid and two notes aggregating that Bank will be held near Newman. down. Monmouth has a quota of 71 iaken by his brother'Edward Parker,- Two Nutley Men Broke into Store on Fighter, a New Member of Club. Springs on the Fourth of July. ' All Moving Pictures for Red Cross, sum were placed in the. Second na- men and only two have enlisted from while the latter was in the employ of West Front Street. tional bank. The players' boat club of Fair the children of the town are invited Monmouth county! within the past •A moving picture entertainment Mrs. Roberts. A large number of Joseph Morris's store on West Haven cleared $760 by thoir per- and the older folks will be made wel- witnesses were called and much con- Recorder Johnson turned in ?53'in three weeks, leaving the county 09 for the benefit of the Red Bank Red Front street was broken into Sunday fines and a report showing that 78 formance last Thursday night at the come as well. Those of the children short, Burlington county had one en- Cross chapter" will be given Friday flicting testimony was given. Ed- night. The thieves" got ?6.65 in cash Empire theater. The acts were the who are too small to go direct to the ward Parker claimed that he was the persons had been arraigned before listment for its quota of 49, and not night at the Strand theater. Two of and some cigarettes and sardines. him the past month. .Fifty-five were pick of the vaudeville stunts of the picnic ground, or who do not know a single enlistment was secured in the- pictures will be May Word in "A real owner of the missing goods and Later in tho night Policeman Joseph members of the boat club, most of the way, can assemble at the school ;hat his brother had taken them. Jus- fined, nineteen were discharged and Cape May county. Monmouth county Daughter of War" and Lillian Walker Bray saw two men acting suspicious- four were'sent to the county jail. whom are professional actors. James playgrounds and the playground di- brands 18th in the list of the 21 coun- n "Dimple's Diplomat." ice Wise reserved his decision for a ly near" the station. He trailed the J. Corbett, a former heavyweight rectors will go with them to Newman. week. . Chief Clayton's report showed that ties of tho state in its percentage of men to West street and arrested them 44 arrests had been made the past champion prize fighter of the world, Springs. These parties will leave the recruits. The following table gives TAXICAB DRIVER FINED. as they were about to break into the two weeks. has recently been elected,a member playgrounds at ten o'clock and will^ tho quota to be furnished by each »-r bakery ' plant of Child Bros. Mr. of the club. He took part in the show reach the picnic grounds about half-^ Residents of Pearl street and Vi- county, the number of recruits actu- William Vnlleau Hai to Pay J5.65 TENANT WONT MOVE. Bray knew nothing of the robbery at nnd he got a big ovation when he past ten. The picnickers are expected ally furnished by each county, and Morris's store at that time. When cinity sent a petition asking that Wil- stepped on the stage. After the per- to take their lunches with them', aa for Violating Speed Law. Owners of Little Silver House Bring. liam H. Layton be compelled to keep the percentage of recruits to the William Valleau, a taxlcab driver Suit to Oust Her. the men were searched the money formance the members of the club the picnic will last from about half- quota, tho table being; made up to and goods which had beon taken from his livery stable in a more sanitary and the actors had a dinner at the past ten o'clock in the morning to for Stryker & Stryker, was arx£3ted Mrs. Lavinia S. Parker and Mrs. condition than at present. They also June 30th: ' Sunday night for violating the auto- the Morris store were found. The clubhouse. The club gave a show five o'clock in the afternoon. ' No fire- Harold W. Perkins have brought suit men gave their names as Joseph No- said the stable was a fire trap. The Sunday night at the Broadway the- crackers or'other fireworks will ba County. ^ Quotii. nccnilta. mobile speed law. He was fined $5 in an effort to make Mrs. Marion clerk was instructed to turn the com- ater at • Lbng Branch for the benefit p.c. nd costs, amounting altogether to rick and Charles Rice and said they ullowed on the picnic grounds, but a Kanox ...... "7....T. 374 43 D* 110.5 D'Augbigne vacate a house owned by lived at Nutley. They were sent to munication over to the board of of blind Italian soldiers and about series of games will be played and PttHHUlC ..',.....,.. lf,0 ICC 100, 5.66. On Monday -Valleau told them at Little Silver. Mrs. Parkor health. $600 was realized. A performance MMdl6.Hox 90 72 7G. Charles P. Irwin, chairman of the and Mrs. Perkins have arranged to the county jail to await the action of there will be athletic events, the X-'nlon 110 80 72.7 tho grand jury, for the benefit of the Red Cross so- prizes for which will be red, white Morcor .-,.. 92 G2 police committee of the council, that ell the house to J, Noble Emley of "BIKE THIEF NABBED. ciety will be given by the club Thurs- and blue ribbons. The girl and the [Warroll ,.,,' 21) 13 ncr. he wanted to make charges' against kittle Silver but Mr. Emley does not *-«-o- daynight of next week at the Empire Atlantic . fifi 1(1 •II.S want to buy unless he can get imme- hoy who win the highest number of Camilcn , . 108 34 " 34.5 two policemen.' Mr. Irwin told Val- MORE LOOT FOUND. He Was Caught Fifteen Minutei Af- theater. A program entirely different points in the contests will be declared Hmuerdon 7 .11.4 leau to make his charges at the coun- diate possession. Mrs. D'Augbigne, ter the Wheel Wai Stolen. from that given Thursday night will the beat all-around athletes. MOITIM ., 10 • 30.4 cil meeting Monday night. Valleau ,vho hns rented the house several roperty Belonging to Enslejr E. Mor- be presented. The club will give a KciKOI) ., 118 21 2[>.C vfl, clnims she has a legal right to A bicycle owned by Dr. Walter L. -—-—» » ^ ftt 21) .4 27.7 said he would do BO, but he failed to ris Found at Romeo Reevey's. Mason of Monmouth street was stolen show tonight at the Main street the- Oeonn how up. _- . _ ' remain in it.- The case will be tried ater at Freehold. FOURTH OF JULY OUTING. ' in a 3 9,8 jeforo Justico Wise Thursday morn- More stolen property was found at from in front of his office on Mon- BUBSI'X 17 • 2 13,3 mouth street this morning. Dr. Ma- Cumborlmul 31) 11. ing. • Romeo Reevey's house at Fair Haven 3 New Auto Owners. , Monday by Policeman Hnrrjr Van- son saw the thief as he was riding off Junior Holy Name Society to Spend (JlouiiUHttir , •2 7.7 Day on Farm. Hulom 20 1 0.8 Carroll B. West, representing H. L. Noto of Red Bank, who secured a on tho bicycle and he furnished tho Elbus Bock in the U. S. ATomnoutli , 71 2 , 5. Zobcl's agoncy, sold during the past WATER WAGON DAMAGED. ' earch warrant from Recorder Mul- police with a description of the man Abram I. Elkus of Red Bank, St. James's Junior Holy Name so- 49 2,8 :ord of Fair Haven. An oak hall and the wheel. Fifteen minutes later ciety will hold an outing on the (!ope May ...... 1 (f 0 2. tveok a Hudson super six automobile Auto Ran into It and Occupants of United States .ambassador to Turkey, 0. to Andrew Cone of Red Bank and rack belonging to Ensloy E. Morris the thief was arrested on Monmouth has returned to this country. A re- Fourth of July on Theron McCamp- Many Recruits Are Foreign Born. AVO 2-ton Signnl trucks to William Car Got Drenched. Was located at Keevey H. It was street by Policeman Harry VanNote ception will be given .for him at New bell's farm at Holmdol. About sev- Major Anderson says that nearly nd Rosa Clayton of Smithburg. Ono of tho town's,water.wagons stolen about a year ago, Reevey was und the bicycle was restored to Dr. York this afternoon by a committee enty boys will bo in the party. Many 75 per cent of all the recruits ob- vas run into by a largo touring car arrested recently and sent to the Mason. The thief said he was Michael which is headed by Mnyor Mitchell of them will be accompanied by their tained are either foreign born citi- >n West Front street Saturday after- county jail after a lot of clothing jongo of New York. He was held to nnd other officials of New .York. Mr. mothors. Games and nthletic con- zens who have becomo naturalized or Teacher Religna. noon. A hole wns stove into the rear stolen from clotheslines at Red Bank ".wait tho action of the grand jury. Elkus has completely recovered from tests will bo held. In the afternoon dons of foreign born paronta. He Miss Marjorio Gilbert of Peters f tho wagon and water gushed out of had boon found at his house. A typhus f over,. with which ho was the Red Bank Holy Name team will 'made inquiry as to the causo for their place has resigned as teacher of do- tho wagon on the occupants of the motorcycle and other property stolen stricken while in Turkey. play the Atlantic Highlands nine. coming forward in such large num- mestic science at lied Bank to accept lutomobile, No ono was hurt and the at Red Bank were also found nt Bowman Moves His Hogs. This game was to have been played bers and in almost every case investi- a similar: position at Ocean Grove. ur was 1 not damaged. Tho water Reevoy's, _ • Edward A. Bowman of Little Sil- ut Rod Bank. gated, the foreign applicants were Her salary in hor now position will wagon is being repaired. Daniel" Her- ver, who was recently notified by tho William Steinberg in Movies. not interested in tho pay nor did they be $1,000 per year. bert, the driver of the wagon, did not Never Wears a Hat. Shrewsbury township committee that Wjlliam Steinberg, formerly of Fire in Storeroom. make any specification as to which earn tho name of tho owner of tho Albert Bloodgood, who has n fruit ho must quit raising nogs on his farm, Rod Bank, is now-in tho "movies."> A small blnzo was discovered last branch of tho service they wished to Baseball Game on the Fourth. utomoblle. The number of tho car nd vegetable market on Broad, has moved his pigs to a place near He appeared in the picture "One Law Eriday morning in tho stororoom over join. They simply naked to be sent The Alortu baseball team of Atlan- was 15449. _ street, hasn't worn a hat In three Branchport. for Both" shown at the Empire thc- tho Doremus company store on Broad vhoro they would do tho most. good. tic Highlands will piny Port Hancock yenrs, wintor or summer. Mr. Blood- nter last Friday and Saturday. Mr. street. Tho fire department won iThey Raid they had como to America, Steinberg wa3 formerly an opera {hat tho United Stntes was now their Foin-th of July afternoon on Melvin Motorcyclist Hurt. good in an advertisement in this issuo' Strioken with Paralysii. called out and the. firo was put out A. Rice's field at Leonardo. • A motorcycle ridden by Connor of The Register says that by going singer and later appeared in vaude- with extinguishers. The fire mado a country; and that it wan their duty James Bray, Jr., of Wallace street, ville. to fight for it. . lovrn of Beech street was run into bareheaded he hns saved a lot of was stricken with paralysis a few lot of smoke but burnod only a barrol One by One Monday by a Newark automobile on money and that he is gointr to givo his days ago. His condition is. serious o. » and Boveral packages of prepared Army Pay Doubled. people of all classes aro discovering Riverside Drive in Middletown town- customers the benefit of this. Ho flnd thero is little hope of hiii recov- Made $400 by Festival. oats. v 1 Tho puy of mon in tho regulaj that our donning-, pressing and re- ship. Tho motorcyclo was smashed also says ho has saved a lot of time ery. Mr. Brayia overseer of >tho poor The ladies' aid society of tho Oce- »i » itrmy has recently been doubled, un- pairing service represents complete- ma Dovra WOB badly cut and bruised. by not having to put on a.nd.takc off of Rod Bonk; ^^ anic Presbyterian church cleared Anderson's True I and Exprcil. der the provisions of tho new array ness. Wo do all of our work so his hat. $400 by a patriotic festival on the I wish to announce to tho people of bill. -Tho minimum pay is now $30 thoroughly that he who calls will call If you want a dainty bite, or if a Christian Science Society church grounds last Thursday. Red .Bunk and vicinity tluit I hava per month. In the infantry and field again.. Whoh will you call? Empire riona drops In at moal time, go to Monmouth Hospital Meeting. of Red Bank, N. J. Sunday sorvico added n ono-ton auto truck to my artillery tho nowly enlistod man may Steam Cleaning and Dye Works, 11 Monmouth hotel, end of Rumson trol- Tho regular monthly mooting of at 11:00 a.m. Subject of lesson ser- Photography. equipment and am now prepared to Craw $38 a month, and if ho is rated East Front street. Phono 22t>-Vf.-r ey line, and ask for a Rumeon Spe- .ho Red- Bunk auxiliary of the Mon- mon July 8th, "Sacrament." Sun- . Post card photographs made $1 a do all kinds of enrting and furnlCuro 09 a saddlor, a wagoner or a musician Advortleemcnt. '' ' ( lol. Fifty and 75 cents. Served mouth memorial hospital will bo held day-school at 9:45 a. m. Testimony dozon, second dozen 76 cents. Out- moving. Anderson's tnxl scrvlco. op- ivory day. Paul Albrecht, proprietor. July 10th at Mm. John Gilbert's, 2 mooting Wednesday at 8:00 p. m. h|p pay may bo ?!)» per month. Pro- Attention I Tato Notice I • door photography. Peter JJoan. posite depot, Phonoi 704 day or night. motion • to first Borgeant ut $51 a —Advertisement ,. Voters place, at 2:30 p. m.-—Adver- Reading room open to the public Phono C10-R Rod Bank.—Advortiso- Lot mo estimate on your host carting ,. AH parsons hnvlng jawclry at M. isemont. ' ' Wednesday from 12:00 to 4:00 p. m.; montl month in possible in a first cnlistmont, Horowitz's, Wost Front fltreet, Rod _ . - " job.—Advertisement. nnd tlioro nro positions, nuch ns medi- Loit Dog, Saturday from 2:00 to 5:00 nnd 7:00 Dank, which has been left there for Small, white poodle lost. Liberal Public Auction Sale. to 0:00 p. m. Eisner building, E4i Public Auction Sale. ' • Public Auction Sale. cal department hospital sergeant, repairs, aro horoby notified to call M. Dorgwitz, jowolor, retiring from .^hlch pays' as high ns «71 por month, ewnrd. No questions asked if re- M. Dorcwitz; jeweler, netiring from Broad street.—Advertisement. M. Dorowitz, jeweler, retiring from lor samo at once aa tho place of IJUBI- urncd to.Mrs. Clinton Elliott, 10 business. Three auctions daily. Read businesa. Threo nuctionB daily.'Rend business. Threo auctions daily. Read All this is in addition to tho coUUcr'n ness will bo closed shortly. M. Pore- largo ndvortlsomont In thin uection.—• Jjvj% and other actual oxuonaea, as ?hrockmorton avqnuo, Hod Bank, or largo advertisement in this soction.— Films cnlnrgod, 26 cents. Phono largo advertisement in this section.— jvitz.—Advortlscmont. •,.,.'„ hono 571-J.—Advertisement. Advertisement. . < 010-R;—Advertisement. Advertisement,. ""•" •' AUvertloomont. . If you have not bought a lot at Minnesink Park for a home or for investment you will surely live to regret it Half a mile from Red Bank, on the trolley, on the direct line of the improved state roads, these lots are worth four or five times their present selling price. The Federal Bankruptcy Court has jittered these lots sold; that's why the prices are so low. - • -

MISTAKES ARE EXPENSIVE•! In order to try and save a dollar dont let your desire cause you expense. If you wanted to buy a photograph album you would not go to a blacksmith shop, or if you wanted'a box of axle grease you would not think of getting it at a feather renovator's. Wholetats and Retail OcaloM In , CSSSMENT, LJMB, BSZECSC FT-US LSMKWa, Therefore if you expect to install a new heating system have it : done by a heater man, and when it is done it will be oleasingto LATH. 1PLAS1B2 BOARD ... . • v • : the eye and guaranteed to deliver the goods. thy.*1'- 1 ' Hr-^A- \ X^ik^rSi^^. • "i HOWARD F"REY SANITARY PLUMBER 74 Monnjouth Street. Phone 234 -J. Red8ank.N.J. ,/5 should not allow you to loso flighto f the fact that our lumber stock in ! ' ESTABLISHED 1854 TELEPHONE HI constantly replenished, BO that ifa nhvays kept at the highest point of excellence. We are alwnyB prepared ALEXANDER D. COOPER to furnish-and deliver nt-ohort no-; ] tice the best grades of lumber and §> Real Estate and Insurance shingles and sidins and cverj-thinir ', I necessary for outeido or inside work. J [ 58^4 BROAD STREET RED BANK, N. J. ] •-••'•• • • • . ~ 'I Fire, Life, Accident, Tornado and YARD: Leonard Street and N. J. S. R. R. Phone 497 J | Plate GLus Insurance • > OFFICE: Bridge Avenue. Phone 336-M

The house shown above has been built on the east side of Clinton place, Westaide, by James Norman & Son of Red Bank as an investment. The house contains six rooms and is equipped with water and gas. A flag walk has been laid from the sidewalk to the house. The house cost about ?2,000. Richard Dey was the car- penter and Howard Frey did the plumbing work. The mason work was 'done by the Noijman firm.

DINNER FOR DEMOCRATS. Addition to Stores. NEW RED BAM STOHL A second story is being built over Freehold Democratic Club Held An* Carmine Canonico's two stores on nua! Shore Dinner Saturday, <* shall be pleased to have you inspect the THREE-STORY BUILDING TO BE Shrewsbury avenue. The addition The sixteenth annual shore dinner will contain-eight rooms. Two rooms • HIGH. GRADE SERVICE - new and complete showing of summer STARTED THIS WEEK. of the Freehold Democratic club was will be added to the rear of the store. Brick Structure to be Built on theheld at Pleasure Bay Saturday after- L. Bianco of Asbury Park is the con- clothes for men, young men and boys—an Corner of Shrewmbury Avenue and noon. Tables were arranged on thetractor. A Chinese laundry occo- Approved and Improved immense pattern variation in every worth-' Herbert Street for Freehold Man lawn of Murphy's Camp to accommo- pies one of the stores.•• The other date 300 guests. The committee in store is vacant. at a Coat of $9,000. charge of the dinner was composed of Heating - Pliambing Roofing while fabric. A three-story brick building cost- Martin. McCue of'Long Branch, Jo- ing $9,000 will be built on the north- seph Nevius of Adelphia, Clayton DEEDS RECORDED. Water Systems Copper Work Qrokaw Clothes have earned and sus- east corner of Shrewsbury avenue Palmer of Englishtown, C. Arthur and Herbert street for Jacob Resznick Burk of Elton, Dr. Harry Neafie of List of Real Estate Transfer, Re- Earthen and Iron Pipe - ^ tained a reputation for the permanency of of Freehold, who will conduct a dryFreehold-, Charles E. Conover of corded .at Freehold. . goods and clothing store in partner- Wickatunk, Arthur Butcher o£ Farm- The following is a list of deeds re- : RED, jgiUNffiC ji«d' • their shapeliness, their serviceability and ship with Harry Libovsky of Shrews- ingdale and John M. Smith of Free- corded in the county clerk's office at bury avenue. Work will start this hold. ' '•'."•-•- • Freehold for. the past week; ..'..' the faithfulness of their original color week and the building is expected to Among the speakers Were Assem- Bad Bonk. . ' . ' retention; be finished by November 1st. Th. blymae n Elmer H. Geran, Judge Kulif building will hnve a frontage of thirty V. Lawrence, Prosecutor Charles F. Clayton-Llnton realty company to feet on Shrewsbury avenue and forty Sexton and Thomas P. Fay- Most of l'ellce Zlpuro. Land on Mcclutnlc 'stroot, feet on Herbert street. The store the county officials! were guests. .MjirKiiret Schmidt to AuKUBtus ~if. Every approved design, every fashionable will be on the first floor and living Schmidt. Lot on Spring street, |1. apartments will be on the second and material, every depe; dable coloring and all WILL in good condition, men's only. skirts In the- latest styloH; also, ulllc handles tho smuggled diamonds for and be convinced. 84 White street. Red Estimates cheerfully given. Phone 18- waists and a full lino of 'dry KoortH nt "Where is Mr. Stover?" I asked, and him. Ho Bent it Just before leaving HOUSE FOB BALE. Bank. Phone 32-lf. M, or call Herman Lovln at 95 Shrews- th« very lowest prices, S. Itrl, 115 O.%l(- Woman Balks a/Shrewd House on River Plaza for sale at a bury (venue innd street, Itcil Bank. Phono 011-R bis chief subordinate replied tbat bo tho steamer. TVo bring nothing this sacrlflco. J. B. Fredmore, Hod Bank. aOOD PRICES PAID was gone. trip.' And nowj look here," producing for men's second band suits at The City COHIBACTmU AND TEAMING. Scheme to Defraud FOB SAIE. FOB SAI.E. "But thero's tbo. dog," bo added, a small memorandum book containing Dry Cleaning and Dyolng Works, 0 Me- Will handle largo or small contracts, At bastslao Park, eight-room house, Uncle Sam.: Overland car and "might pluno tor chanic street, near Broad street. Bed plow gardens, grading and moving; hour corner property, four lots, cncli 50x100, "You know what's wanted, I suppose?" Halo, 117 Hudson avenue, Jicd Danlc. Bank, Phone 207-J. or day contract. Apply or write Abram barn, chicken houses; J2.500 cuHh, mnnll "Not exactly," I replied. Patterson. 208 Branch avenuo, Red Bank. balance can ivnuiiu. Oeorgo A. Van- By HOWARD DELOINO vouna nun WANTED. UrO BAND. Phone 548-R. "runt, 0 Hast Front street, Red Bank. "Here's a memorandum," and bo AtuRt be bright ntiil ambitious. Ad- Get my prico on clean, sharp, building Copyright by C. W. Hoolte, gave mo a lilt'of paper on which Sto- droaH Young Men, box 313, Jtcd Hank. sand, suitable for al] purposes; delivered BHBBWSBITBT BTVBB F4OH1. LOT. HORSE FOB SAZJC In any quantity. John H. Cook, Jr., Red One-half aero plot on Shrewsbury river Largo. Uliick IJMIM,., hntwcoif nine and ver explicitly demanded tho Inmost so- HtonEX PEHOE ron SAIE. Bank. Phono 403-R. front for sale at most reasonable prlc«. ten years old,- sound, kind and gvntlo,- creta of tho unfortunate, animal, which About 200 feet, In eooii comlltlon. C. Plenty of shade trees; sandy beach. Ap- very good worker, HKIKOII for nulling^ 1 I win ship's doctor on tbo Victoria, I '. Dlmond, ProBpcct pliicu, Jted iiunk, WIBE TO HOOAIl XO WIBU ply for terms to William H. Hlatelmann, liiivii- loo niany. Apply to itwi Hnnlc was now rubbing bis bead affectionate- your house and do all your work in tho Itumson, N. J. Xurwrto, 3J1 Broad ntrcot, Itcil Ilium and Dudley Jarvis was Uilrd officer. ly against my BIIIIIB. Tbo report must HOTICE. electrical line. All work guaranteed. Address; Edcir 8, Kivlnu, contractor and Oeoree. Hogan, 6 McLaren street. Bod TBUOK FOB SAI.B. BTXAU a UUUAMUUU, Tbo steamer bad docked/about bo rendy by 8 o'clock: ' Automobile tire and tube repalrluB o'clock, and It was nearly noon when builder, 338 Shrewsbury nvcnue, Ked Bank, Phone 586-R. ' - International air-cooled, express body, I Bflhl that I would communlcato bunk. •'•••• with extra seat and auto top; not used promptlbl olay done. Adam L. Huyli, deafi? I went ashoro. As I stopped off tbo A , *? "> motorcycles and nupplle*. with Stover before proceeding to ex WJBJJHXITO. since overhauled. Bargain for want of Auto tires and accessories. Corner oil gangplank I saw a hansom cab where- OOWB ron BUI, Rave your washing done at' the Jersey u.se. C. L>. Cleveland, Hatontown, N,' J, tremltles, but the subordinate declared Mono 2130-It. Front and Osborn street Keyport. N J in there sat a'very charming girl, Miss A few good'eowfl for Bale. Apply to Coast laundry. Family wash, rough dry, that nobody knew where he: was. Hoiiry Kessler, Glenmary Farm, opposite 70 cents; flat work Ironed, 16 cunts. NOTICE. Amy toyland, and my heart leaped a "I can report right now to you," I be- Hed Bank. Phone 204 Red Bonk. BOABDEBB WANTED. If your clock or watch dont keep per- the thought that she bad conip to gree PUPPIES FOB SALE. Private family of tlireo would take fect time, send us a pout card. Wo will gan, but tho man raised protesting Pedigreed collie puppies for «nle." FOB SAI.E. cne or two people to board; bungalow, call at once. We guarantee to tlx any me of tor. tho voyage. Tuo noxt Instun bands. . Phono Katontown 2121>-J, 1'oach Lllossom Potato digger,and one clevon-disk Su- delightfully located, twenty minutes by clock or watch made. Art Jewelry Re- I vraa awn-o pt Dudley Jaryls,. wh< Dairy Farms. . ' ' ' • perior grain drill for grass, fertilizer and trolloy to ocean. Communicate A. 11. pairing Co., 171 Beech street, Red Bank "I don't know a thing about tho grain. John A. McGuiro, Tlnton Falls, Brown, Red Bank. strode up oa tbe other uldojif tbo cab LOST. case," bo said. N. J. Phono 2103-F-2. MABINE BAECWA.Y. and toolt Amy by tbe band. Gray pants nnd.vent lost on road from OXFOBD3 FOB ALL. With that lie took tho chain and put Holmdol to Red Bank. W. JlacNalr, KAHKI PANTS. .-Men's, boys' ami chllilri-n'rt tennlH ox- Let us haul your boat out on our rail- Holmdel, N. J. '! way Instead of .flying to paint It on Inn I bad known Miss Leylnnd always. it into my hnnil. ; Men's kalikl punts |1, J1.2H, |l.S0 anil forilK in blaek, wbito anil tun, from 50 Biiore? Stop In nnd got our prices, which, I was "afrlond of tlio family." Jarvls OBOAIT JfOB SAXE. %'i. Cycle coats .52.50. Cheap John, cents upwards. All kinds of work and you will Hnd very reu-sunnble. SIclcclu'S Sterling organ, ln-KOud condition, for Wharf avenue and Front street, Red dress shoes.. Cheap John, AVIiarf (LVemie boat works, Kast Front Htrcct, Red Bank. was a recent acquaintance. Miss Leyland welcomed tlio dog with sale at a bargain.1 Slra. G. H. Smock, Bank. Open evenings. anil Front street. Bad Amy come to BOO mo or Jarrls' llatontown, N. J. .. tho moBt affectionate demonstrations. MOTOB BOAT FOB SALE. HOUSE FOB SALE. AUTO FOB SALE. I debated, that questfon with rnyuel: .llulck runabout, small auto, a bargain "Isn't ho a beauty!" sho exelulinod TOP con. ron BAXB. A 19-foot .mulor boat, 4-h. p. Barker A good, Hound horae, suitable for driv- tu .some one wanting a serviceable ma- for full two minutes, while they talked ManaeQuan -gravel 'and bluesione engine, for sale cheap: all in good condi- ing or light delivery work. Reason for "( miiBtslaUo hlni aboard ship," Bald tion. Apply at -Miller's Grand VIow chine!. Una lieen overhauled anil motor eagerly. Then Amy turned and saw ecrcenlnga; will deliver same. Charles Helling, no work for horse to do. Can be Is In HrKt-ehiss running ortlor. Heo it. L "But first I'll put you Into yo'iir Burd, Bed Bank. ' hotel, Fair Haven, N. .1. seen at the Glenmary farm, Riverside I'nll at 12 Washington street, ned Hank. me and waved her band.. drive, Red Bank. hansom, Amy." > POB SAI.E. 8TOBE LIOHTINO PLANT FOB SALE. "Dlcb/'snld. she excitedly-as I ap- HOTICE. "Indeed you won't," eald Bho, with " Now double cot,tent, .slzo 10x12 feet. Six lights, Fordo plant, with flve-K.il- MOTOB BOAT BABGAINS. Sly store will dose nftrr July 4th. All proached, ,"Is It true'that poor dog bas George B. Brown & Co., ^5 Eaat Front lon tank and generator all in perfect , Just let us know how much you want trimmed luits si.1,1 out rcgard|,-s< ot spirit. "I shall stay and savo tho dog." atreet, Red Bank., i condition. Ulglit prlco to (julck buyer. to spend and what you expect for that eaten all those diamonds?" Wo went aboard tbo steamer attend- Clarenco White, Red Bank. amount and wo can Ilx you with a damly former price, will onc-n in September BNra G-BAB3 TOE BALE. with a full line of fall hats. .Mrs. W H. I stared, at her. ed by Jnrvlo and followed by a cus outfit. Slckels's boat works, East Front I.oliinaun, JJI Shrewsbury avenue. Red About ono acre of graHH for sale cheap. Going Away? Oet a Suit Case Now. street, Red Bank. Uank. . "Mr. Jarvls says ho has," she went toms detective, who evidently bad bis B. F. Qriggs, SI. IJ. HenUrlckson house. Special In suit L-uses from $l.f>0 up- J Mlddletown, N. J.',.; on. "Ho says that Mr. Stover, tho orders, I led them to niy consulting : wards. 'Cheap John, the workingman's THBEE WAGONS FOB SALE. LYCEUM POB BENT. friend. Wharf avenue and Front street, Jngger, two-seat surrey and mall • customs Inspector, has arrested two room, and wo.tbrco entered, while the HELP WAJIEI1, MALE. The Hed Bank lycoum will be rentea Wanted, useful iijan on a gentleman's Jted Bank. Open evenings. wagon, practically new, will sell cheap for dances, balls, carnivals, etc. Finest men and a dog for smuggling ilia detective remained outside. ' place, at Rood wngea. Address K. M. G., for cash. Can be seen at Lineroft Farm dancing floor in the county; accommo- inonda and that tho dog bas swallowed CABBAGE PLANTS. Co., Ciiarles-R. Heiser, manager. Phono "And now," said Amy when wo wero aox 313; Red Bank. 794-F-3 Mlddletown. dates about 800 jiorsonf.. For terms, etc.. them." Late cabbage, Brussels sprouts and apply to Daniel H. Cook, Shrewsbury seated, "what do you mean to do?" WA&T. Kale plants now ready, 3", cents n liun- avenue. . "Swallowed whom!" Bald I. "Is this Waitress, white, and dish washer dred. W. W. Kennedy & Sons, florists, 5 BBS BASK SAXBT. "What can I do?" Bald I. "This poor East Front street, ned Bunk. a JokoJ" wanted at once, Macplieraon'a restau- Splondld milk for babies, from Dr. E. LEOAIKliUAJ,i PAPEBS.. J creaturo has been put Into my hands rant, Kast Front street. Fahnestock's Shadow Brook Form. All Affidavits, acknowledgments, lerfsea. "No, no; honor bright," said Jarvls. WITS AMT AND MB THE 1ITSIEET WAS ANTIQUE AND MODEBN sanitary precautions taken In our care in mercy, so that he may not Buffer furniture repaired, quick servlco, reaBOn- of milk and cream. Charles A. Mc- bond and mortgages, deeds, etcrrre- "Didn't the captain tell you1 about it? ALBEAHY CXEAB. OUT TOUB STOVES BSFAJBEO, pared by me. In my ofBce from eight pain. It was probably dono at the Let us- repair your stoves .now. L. able charges. H, Cliark, 39 Monmouth Claskey, phone 483-11. o'clock to six. Edward W. Wise, Justlca Stover told mo that tbe captain bad re- captain's suggestion, for bo is that sort various sentences written. In sUcTi TX Schwartz & Son, West Front street and street, nearly opposite 'postonlce, Red of the peace, room 7, Elaner building; Maple avenue. Bed Bank. Bank. Pilose 1071 Red Bank. COTTAGE FOB BENT. Hod Bank. quested you to perform tbo autopsy." of man, and lie and Stover aro great way that I saw at once the thing was a Five-room cottage on Third street, MAID WANTED. "The captain said nothing about any friends." coda or cipher key. " 'We bring noth TEAM DBTVER WANTED. Fair Haven, furnished complete, for rent HATCHING EOOS. 1 Colored woman wanted ua gencrnl reasonable during July. August nnd Sep- flog," I replied. "But, Dick," protested Amy, "you Ing this trip' meaus 'The diamonds go Steady work and good wa^es. jron- liouHeworker: reference I'enulretl. Call tember. Apply to J. W. MeiTimaii, Fulr Barred Rocks, of tho Thompson strain, "This Is very interesting," said Miss with tho dog.' Thla is Applebee's ci- nioutli Contracting Co., Sucond natlonul Thursday between t^:00 and ] :00" o'clock, Haven. Phone 057-U. i5-cents per setting of llftccn; also wliita don't really mean to say tbat you'll bunk building, Red Bank. " nt 110 Broad street. Red Uank. Pekln duck eggs, 75 cents per dozen. ILeyland. "I want to hear nit about It' Also turkey eggs and guinea eggs for do this awful thing?" pher hook. I got It out of .his trunk. LOTS FOB SALE. , WUcreuponiJarvIs unfolded a won POB BAtE. BEEF COOL1 KEEP COOLI salo. F. C. Byram, upper Broad street. "Suppose I don't do it, Amy," said 1 But to make the thing surer I myself Two-horse McCormlck or Doering Two of the finest lots on Westslde Red Bank. drous tale. There was a certain man Men's bulbiiggan Khlrts and tlrawei'H, avenue, near Shrewsbury avenue, 50x150 as gently OB possible. "How will that tracked the" messenger that carried Ap- reaper and binder for sale. Victor Mc- all colors, 25 centH a gurmotit; also bet- each; gooil location for building a home. among our passengers who bad long help too doggie? -The captain won't plebee's note, and I nabbed Horowitz Closkoy, Middletown, K: J. tfir grades. ChPiip Jolin, M'liarf avenue Offered at bargain price. Address West- FOB SAI.E. side, box A, Red Bank. House, barn and other outbuildings^ teen an object of interest to ciistorns like it. Wo may bavo "an unpleasant while bo waa rending—nabbed blm, by FOB SALE. and Front street. Open evenings. with about two acres of ground, at New Monmoutli.; one lnlnute walk from tno detectives on both sides of the Atlan- sccuo, for he's a man who likes to be jingo, with bis own cipher book In his Dozen largo nnd Rinall oak picture LOTS IOB BALE. POSITION WANTED. frames: also high chair for sale. Brown, Middle aged nuin wants position its trolley, ten minutes' walk from the steam tic. He had been pointed out to mo obeyed. I may lose my position. And hand! And herc'B the book." He pull- 41 Llndcivproblem of bow ways knows everything. "He'll raise Small fountain pen with gold band. Leaky tin and slate roofs made tight; a row, and nothing on earth can save stateroom with those other things." Kindly return same. Reward. J. L, Wil- also water proofing side walls and cel- THE BED BAITS HAXO PABLOB. Jio got Bis gems ashore bad robbed tbo liams, Eastslde Piltkj. Red Bank. lars. Oprden McClaskoy, 147 Hudson BEWABD OP 550. Shampooing, scalp and facial massaea tomtoms people of much sleep, especial- Dennis then. Stover lias his theory of "I V cried Jarvis, turning pale. "Oh, avenue, Red Bank. Telephone. 400-J. . Reward of 550 for return of Fonl with an electric vibrator; manicuring; this cW, and he's the most obstinate no! I didn't touch it" touring car taken from in front of Km- Jy oar captain's particular friend, Bto MONET TO X.OAW. niro theater Saturday. License number switch making and children's hair cot- (1,000 to $25,000-on bond and mort- PACING HOESE FOB BALE. ting. Open Friday evenings fromWiJ mule tbat ever kicked with all four "It Isn't here," said Stover, flashing- ; 98-14. Engine number 1493204. Mrs. L. (vcr. It waB thla sapient lndlvidua gage, in amounts to suit purchaser.' . Speedy pacing horse for sule, young, C. Egolf, Holmdel, N. J. to 9:30. Room 10, Eisner building, Who, according to Jarvls, bad worked feet in a bunch," ' keen eyes around the room, "You think Jacoo B. Lettorts. Hatawan, N. J. sound and gentle; woman can drlvo any- Bank. Phone 302-M. he took It, miss?" where with perfect safety; afraid of »p the theory of the diamond swallow- "You have n ellmrjse of the man's LOST. I.AUNCH HTJI.I, FOB SALE. character," said I, "but you era en "I saw It in his bands," said Amy WXLX.IAM V. XLHILXIX, nothing, C. S, Conover, Holmdel, N. J. St. Lawrence skiff, all round bottom ing do?. 21 Pearl street. Phone 18-R Red Ba»6. row boat, 10 feet long, painted green, Launch hull, 26x3, full cabin, sands tirely wrong as to bis present opinion. lolly and truthfully, of course, for Jar- The right place to get good groceries it BABT OABBIAOES BE-TIBED, with new oars and oarlocks. Notify toilet; will make a good houseboat, $75. "And it's not Applobee's dog either," Thla case is deeper than you think. It vls had had Dennis by the throat quite rignC prices. Prompt deliveries repaired, painted nnd upholstered. Your llussell Mount, Naveslnk, N. J, Phone jilso one row boat, one 150-pound moor- old baby carriages made like new. H. 222-R Atlantic Highlands. ing: two jump spiirk colls, several 'said Jarvls. "There's the clover part Is perfectly clear to me that tho dog recently. . Chark, 39 Monmouth Btreet. nearly op- anchors and a lot of rope and oars. Poul- TWO BOOMS FOB BENT. son, Fair Haven, N, J, theory Is jiot Stover's. If It were he'd "Show me where your stateroom Is!" Furnished or unfurnished. 54 5Ie- posite postoflke. Phono 1071 Red Bank. FOB SAXB. cbanic street, corner of- Mount street, In West Red Bank, near Shrewsbury bo herd to see tho thing through. It cried Stover as ho dragged Jarvls away. Red Bank. Mrs. A. W. Havlland. » WANTED. FUBNxrnBB BEFAZBSD; avenue, six-room house, gas; lot 37^x Furnished, until October Jst, at least Is the theory of some rival, and Stover "And you hunt here, doctor." Furniture of all kinds repaired. Re~ 125. Prlco 11,800. Good mortgage re- four bedrooms and bath, on or closo to wants to make ths man ridiculous." I hunted and so successfully that I MONET TO LOACT 7 storlnsv of antique anil-mahogany fur- main. Francis White agency, Monmouth vater, convenient to trolley, nlonff' on first bond and mortgage on Improved niture a specialty. Henry Grauoe. Front street at Broad, Red Bank. Shrewsbury; small family, one child; no "You've hit it!" cried Jarvls, very was able to place the collar In Stover's property In eums to suit borrowers. Al- street, near Southern railroad, Red Bank. animal pets. Rent must bo reasonable. hands when be returned pallid and ston Beekman, attorney. Bed Bank. GENEBAL MOVING ASD BTOBAGE. Box 108, Oceanic, N. J. much to my surprise, for he Is a dis- LAUNCH FOB SALE. Light and heavy trucking by horse or putatious animal, yet keen In a way. breathless. Dennis and the baBket were JAIUS B. OABTON, EVEBETT, N. T. A 30-foot launch, standing roof, with motor; large, roomy vans, reliable men. In my Inner rootn.^ Auctioneer. Your patronaga solicited. t(-n-twelve horse power heavy duty Roomy storage warehouse, separate BOUSE FOB BENT. " "And now I'll tell you what we muBt Standard engine. Apply to John G. Gll- Seven-room house nnd bath and all Im- No sale too great; none too small. Terms rooms. ' E. J. Rellly, 61-53 Mechanic provements, gaa, electric lights, hent, do. We'll savo Dennis yet" With Amy nnd mo the mystery was right. Phone Wlddletown 278-F-21. llc. Fair Haven, M. J. Phone lluroson street, Red Bank. Phone 282. 321. water and stationary wash tubs; reason- At this Amy gavo him Buch a look of already clear, for no sooner had we able rent to right party; located on seen the collar off the dog's neck than USEFTJI, MA1T, UPHOLSTEBING Branch avenue. Call at 38 Branch ave- confidence that my spine grew oold. Useful man wiKhes position with pri- LOT FOB BALE. In all Its branches.. Mattresses covered. nue, or your own broker. we perceived some part of the elaborate vate family; unilerKtandri'caro of horses. One of the best locations In ned Bank, See our full line of coverings. Samples "Just make your report," continued few minutes from tho river, 50x170. Bar- trickery of its construction. It-was a Address Charles, box 313, Red Bank. mailed on reauest. Holland shades. SUNNYBBOOK FABM -—., Jarvls. ," 'I hereby certify that I have gain to quick buyer. Francis White Hanging free. H. Chark, 39 Monmouth spiked collar, such as is thought becom- WAHIDS. . . agency, Monmouth at Broad street, Red Will rent sovpn-rnom cottage on~Dea'» mado a thorough examination of tho Bank. street. Phone 1071 Red Bank. road, modern plumbing; unfurnished, by ing to bulldogs, but when Dennis had it Summer homes for fresh air children, the year,' or furnished for tlie season. bull terrier, Dennis, and that he con- white. Give, particulars to Airs. J. R on It looked so thin that nobody would Fnrnlshed Booming BConso For Sale. FOB BA1B. Farm products from Sunnybroolc can be tains no diamonds,' -Sign your name Keron, 4j Elm street, Elizabeth, N, J. On account of death, will sell' old es- Pnrty going away will sell mahogany supplied, if desired. Charles D. Cleve- to It"— think of it as the hiding place even of tablished furnished rooming house. upright piano, like new, cost $400, sacri- land, Eatontown, N. J. Phone 2130-R. such small objects as diamonds, but it CESSPOOLS. Terms cash. Rooms now full. Address fice; mahogany and leather davenport, 'But, my dear fellow"— Cesspools and toilets cleaned. B. H. Fliela, corner Front street and .Maple full size hed, like now, cost ?40, sell for Br.-.noh. Avenue, Rear Flnokney EoaO. 'You know it's true, don't you? You was rounded underneath most cunning- Fallon, Rumson Neck Farm, Leonard avenue. 520, Phono 64-R Long Branch. Cottage, large stable, with one acre ct ly to deceive the eye, and there were avenue. Fair Ha /en, N. 3. P. O. box 178. land (more If desired),' house in good know it'll satisfy StoverJ Well, then, GUEBNSETB—BEBKSHTEEB. condition, gas, running water, bath, et. A* HOUSE FOB SAiE. Red Bnnk. W. Mount Co. Phone 616 Red Bank. Mazzn, 68 Broad street. Red Bank. PhoM thing," said I. "What shall wo do with In the basket, and Jnrvla stayed aboard Good, sound, nil around work horse, 19S-W. Dennis?" the ship and wished that he bad never nine years old, afraid of nothing. J. R. Peseux, Hazlet, X. J. Phone 188-R Key- , WHTDOW OIiEAsrao, "I'll take him," cried Amy. "I want been born. port. Wo mako a specialty of cleanlns fittn him very much." daWs ot stores, offices and private xealr* HABNEBS FOB SALE. doncea; also -general ofllce oleaslnSi You can't get him off tho ship," said rUEHTSHED BOOUB AND BOABD. To quick buyer, 2 seta now hand-made Rates reasonable. - 8atlBfactlon suarut-* I. "Thoro's a dctectlvo outside the door double farm harness, |45 per set. T. E. toed.. 25 West Front streot,' with »• .At 15 Wallace street, Red Bnnk. Huyler, 020 Broadway, Long Branch, American dyers and cleaners. Fkontf now, and there aro plenty more on tbo ion BOX roB BAIE. N. Ji AGGRESSIVENESS. 8S3-W.. . .. ' . pier." ' Roilly's warehouse, 51 Mechanic street, LAUNCH I1 OB BAXE. "You could keep him here a few days Red Banl(. . ; A 24-ft. launch, 8-horse power, new FABH FOB SAKE. . engine; boat In good condition. Carmlno Be aggressive in telling what you want. At Portnupeck, N. J., ltiQ-acre farm, till juat before you sail again," Bald tAtWOH TOII BAKU CHEAJ. on main roail running from river to hill Can bo seen at B, A. Pompliroy's, Oc Canolnco, 102 DeKoreHt avenue, Red r Amy. ' Bank, (op, l. >0 feet water front; two houses, "DICE, IS JX TBUE THAT FOOD DOO IIAB anlc, N. J. A philosopher once said that a man could get in this burn and outbuilding**, very doslmblo 'But somebody would know it,'1 I BATES AIL THOSE DIAMONDS?" BOUSE FOB BENT. world anything he wanted if he wanted it'hard enough. farm: good Investment; terms to milt. pleaded. BOOKEEEPEB WANTED. All agents, or. phone owner, 01-11 Long of It The brute belongs to another Qlrl wanted in the olllce of Doromus Seven rooms and bath, on Maple ave- Branch. Bros., Red Bank. ' nue, all Improvements. .Apply at Man- So, when you want anything, tell it as har.d. as you can. man. Do you remember that artist "Yes, that's too risky," assented Jar-, son's stone yard, Monmouth street, Red looking chap with tho pointed beard?" vis. "We must get him right out of PIGS TOB, SALE. Bank. When wortls are spoken by a strong, aggressive man of rOHEAlE, here, and I'll show you how. Where's A lillli Packard twin six, two-pilssen- "In>283? Jenntaon was his name." Six pigs, nine weeks old, L. L, White, BAUTANSELO ft KtAEZOOOA. Rer runabout, In excellent condition; that basket?" - Shrewsbury, N. J. character they always carry weight. . "That's the fellow. It seems that ho Imported and domestic- bottlers and tires good, one extra; mechanically na And without thought of nulling leavo doalers In wines, liquors and mtnoral good aa new; run only 8,000 niilen. Ap- Is always aboard when Applebce is and HAT WAZTTED. ' waters, StWeat street, Red Bank. Phone Ihe same words spoken in a different tone by a man ply to J. F. String, Ocean avenue, Mon- lie plunged into my inner room, where Btnmllng hay wunted by Abram Pat- 410-J. niouth Heach, ur Packard Motor Car Co.. ' invariably comes home in tho samo terson, Phalanx, N. J, who lacks strength and character have but slight in- Newark, N. J. flteamcr, but they never liavo a word wo heard him pulling things about hi BABBED BOOS EOOft fluence with anyone. to say to each other, on board nor frantic haste. • STJDEB BO1TCMXT. for hatching, 76 cents for IB; eggo for DPHOI.STEBEB. SoDn ho flew back, and ho brought ft I buy all kinds of hides. H. Rlltau. table use, fresh dally, at market prices; Furnlturo rccovored and repaired, m< ashore cither, tbe detectives say. \ It's Phone 129-J Rod Bank. baby chicks, Qreonawalt, Bank street, It's the same way with printed words. talnB, draperies nnd Austrian nhtdill nil managed by means of tho dog.' And big covered banket in which I had had Rod Bank. laying ot carpets, matting and llnoleoab somo things sent aehoro in Liverpool. H. BXXBAV. Davenport Bofns, couches, mnttrcsita this is how It is done. Applcbeo has a Remover of dead animals,. Red Bask, BTBAU v vi*GAHIlSUJCh The same advertisement will wield an immensely greater and oushlona mado to ordor. Maltlasfi dog, of course, and novcr travels by . "Might havo been mado to order I" N. J. Telephono 129-j. . We UBO the best materials and guar- influence in a publication of strong and independent Thomson, 37 East Front street, H*6 antee all work; free air service. John Bant Phono 14-W. any boat that hasn't regular flrst rato cried Jarvis. "But bo's likely to move or bark or something.. I'll fixhtm. " Oltlum Baildinff and loan AtiocIAtion Hanson, 34 Went Front street. Red Bank. thought and of sincere character than it ever can in a kennels, such as wo have on tho Victo- has money to loan on mortgages. Easy Phone 72-W. publication lacking in these qualities. COTTAGE ON I3EEOEH PI.AOE, Tho b)g overgrown boy (for ho is monthly payments. liotwccn Maple avenue and Broad street, ria. Every time be goes to see hlsftwn . DOO GIVEN AWAY. ' l'oslllvo bnrgaln, Cnttngo )ias six inrKO (log ho stops to caress tho other fel- nothing olso and never will bo) rushed Any ono deslrhrg a good IrlBh terrier Oltl»n> Building and loan Annotation watch dog may luivo samo by giving it That's why it pays so well to advertise in The Red Bank Voonis besides lino Bath room and coH low's and puts three or four diamonds out and wna back again tho next min- only require*! you to pay back about storago closet: all linprovcmontB. Torma ute, as It seemed, bearing a largo piece |076 on each (1,000 borrowed. a good homo, Victor McCloskoy, M|d- Register. to suit purcliuBcr. Ownor, room 1204. into, tbo brute's moutb. They've train- dlotown, N. J. »-j_ 32 Broadway, Now York, or William ed tbo crenturo so tbnt ho won't open ot steak wrapped In a newspaper. He SBXVSB WAXTTSD. "" DULL FOB SAXB. That's why people who want to tell about their wants Hopping, agent. Roil Bank. his mouth or tm'allow tho diamonds or fastened tho meat eecuroly to.the ln- Chanco for advancement to good For nale, . a thoroughbred registered sldo pC tho bottom of tho basket and iimtler. Call Rod Bank 380. Jersey bull, two yearn, old in Augunt. use The Red Bank Register to let people knowwhatit nOUSE AND LAND FOB BALE. • t'liuw 'em up till Jamison,' his master, Peach BIoHHoin Dairy Farma, phono Eat- ia they want. A hottHo and nn ncro of land on Jiar- cornea along and takes 'cm out. So In then invited Dennis to dinner. Dennis 00 TO JPOZWEI.L'B cntown 2129-J. rlMon avenuo, Kust Hed llanlc, noar tint accepted and promptly became oblivi- nnd get ana of tho. new Anncolng .Amer- Front stniot trolley line; houao lias Bovon tbo cour.no of the voyago they're nil ica. Foxwcll's, thowjolo agonoy. onAnppEnu WANTS POSITION. The Register is Monmouth County's great Market Place rnoniH , nnd bath, hot itml cold water, ous to all other considerations. Colored man, tempci'ato, wants posi- I'aiiKo niul tubs In kitchen; plenty nC transferred from Applobeo to Jemil- tion aa clinlilteur, ilther In gnrngo or where people who want things and people who can fruit. llmiHG nnd Krounds In good con- Ron, and yet tho two men liavo novcr "Jjow, then," said he, "we'll Just tie wAaon ron BALE. dition. l'rli'O M.5H0,' Apply fo.ttnorgo i»rlvato. C. ^lltcholl, 153 Loighton ave- supply those wants meet together once a week. 1 been within twenty feet of each other. thla cover on." And ho suited tho ac- vogntnblo wit'KOn for ante, cheap. Ad- mic, Red Hnnl(. ' at. Snndt; 64 Broad stroot, Hod Hank . clres.i Wagon, box 31.1, Red Hunk. Then at- tho last moment Jcnnlson tion to tho words, "So! When you're' IT'S A FACT FOB SA£B fecfla tho diamonds to tho flog In Uttlo ready, Miss Leylana, I'll escort you to , BuiwunuuT sinnr, that all kinds ot 1JO;UH and engines.nro at Uoynl 1'iirinn, I.lttlo Hllvnr, N. J./lmil your carriage, and" the doctor will got Mtlk and croam. Special milk for cared for nnd repaired, na well as sold, dog, l-^alrbiuiKH gustillno engine, 2^-]i, p.; chunks of moat, and wbon,' tbo poor babies, Tolophono 409-w Red Bank, at Slckols's -bout works,- East .Front No. 12 Dol.avnl cruuni Heimrator, bull beast Is Eafo ashora they kill him for busy on his report." street, Red Bnnk. ralf nnlltli'd to regliitor, biiil from thor- the miko of bin contents." I felt as a mldu*lo aged man might If HHWB BXAHD ron BAKE. oughbred JcrHoy- and roKlitorod Ayrnlilro Olil CBtnbllBhed hiiHjnoHs, good profit, M0T0B0YOLE FOB BAHE. Htnek; spring witgnn, two very lino heavy • "I could owallow tho diamonds my- ho should try to bo a boy again and fmfulro of Loon Katz, Atlantla Jllgh- Twin-cyllndor Indian motorcycle, fully draft homos, Hot iloublo wm'k linvnoitft,*' .n'nds, N. J. equipped, for salo f6r UO. Beo William runabout, very rlicnii; not heavy slu/tlo eelf," oalil I, "a good deal caBler than I an orchard-ten times *as much Covert nt VnnBcholk'B tihlry on tho New- hai'iiciiH, now; nuihogiuiy boil, IH.IIIZ acnro.for a tcutu pnrt'ot tho fun. Yet MAID WABTBD. man Springs road. ! wasliHtand and nn old wnHltstitml, _con BWTIIIOW this story, and I'd Uko to luld for general lioiiHOWork; no wnflli- Tho RegiBtcr Roes into 5,700 homes I wouldn't tnko a daro. My band was iiliT. Mrs. William VnnKomen, Littlo PABII FOB 0A1B. t every, week. Tho• Register, hns not Know what Stover ownllowcd boforo it tho door to ppen It for Amy, but In- Silver, N. .1. . For snlc, farm at Indian -Mills, Dur- only indopondcnqB, strongth nnd Rlvor Property Ror Salo. bo drenmed It. . Somebody must bavo [tend I opened it for Stover. . liiHton county, N. J.; 150 acres, ton . UPHOLDTEBEB. thousand fruit tree*. For .particulars character, but It has a big circulation. At Fair Ilavon. Small, o'lil-rnotilortcfi Invented a now drug." "Ah, doctor!" ho cried. "Great casol Modorn nml nntlquo furniture rc-up- address W. W. WHBOH, Indian Mills, Independence, Strongth, Character linuno, Btonm hunt, batb, otc.| about 1iJ •'. "Ob, nol" said Jarvls. "Thero'o no Havo you got tho plunder?" , holdtercd and rccovored. ~ CurtahlR and N. J. •,, • • •, • :, •;: - and Circulation form a combination [iraporleM,' cunhloun of any do-icrlptlon, ncro ofgroiinil, IIIKII olcviRloii) 140 fof8 doubt about It.". , \ * '.'My dear fellow," /Bald ' I, "thoy inailo to order or romovetl. Alattreflflof] POOl AI7D D1X.I.IAED TABLH in a newspaper which cant bo bent. • river froiftago, riparian right. Till* ' I turned to Hiss Ley land ond bossed worcu't there!" •.'•'*.' o order or made over. Kaunl ta now, for aalo chehp. Burrowcn coinblnation Bimrnntood by Tltlo atmrnntoo nnd TrimJ Bllp-covcrd. IllRli-tlu»n worlininnolili) Hiolmid billiard talilo, 4)4 ft, x 8 ft,, Co. of N. J* Apply.to Mrs, O«o, 13,1'nnt* her to wait for mo In tho banoom. Btovcr'n faco ohowed boundless aur-. iiunraiitood at< rcaHomiblo raton. A. with cnmploto criulpmont, In porfoct con- ~J—Sajacfl flfltnUtimCB -to tftp loMor, BtiURlity'a lane. Fair Ilavon, dition, Addrcoo C, II. G., box 313, Ilcd on, 810 Wont ISlut etrool, Mow consternation. K. J, Dox 238. I'licno Del 15oil Bank, Bank. City, or any os«nt, THE REP BANK'REGISTER Page Twelve. TRAIN KILLS AGED MAN. GIRLS CAN ASPARAGUS. Dis?"Eog!srt Robbed. Struck on Head with Bat DIED OF BRIGHrS DISEASE. Dr. A. M, Englcrt's honso on Broad Cannlds Bee Held Yesterday *t Welter Bills of Leonardo, a mom- Mrt. Lloyd Walling of Keyport Wai Ocean Grave Man Killed While on street was broken inter Saturdny berof the. Alerts baseball team of At- . Sick for Two Year*. Way Home from Picking „ Dnuioi. FRANK DRIVES TO MOVE IN HIS James C. EJerxJrlctotm'a.. niffht and goods valued ot ?5Q wero lantic Highlands, wag cat on the Head Mrs. Agnes Halliday Walling, wife Beverly W. Turner of Ocean Nina Middletown township girls stolen. The things-taken comprised with a baseball bat before a pamo Grove, aged 79 years, was struck and LINCROFT HOME TOMORROW. two dozen mpoons, two vvatches-and a Bulasu HIUMII _. of Lloyd Walling of Keyport, died of idd a canning beo yesterday on the Sunday afternoon. / The bat clipped THOMAS BtVlMg PROWH. Bright's disease on Tuesday of last killed by a train at the Interlaken One Hundred or More GueeU Will be farm of James C. Handrlckson, hear bracelet. Entrance to.tho houao was out of tho hands of another player. . week after a sickness of two years. crossing Friday morning. Mr. Tur- on Hand to Greek Him—Arrange* Middletown. Mr, Hendrlckqbn was gained by aliening a rear window.- svescsierwn ewcm She was a daughter of William Halli- ner was on his way home from a daisy plowing1 off his asparagus field and One year - **-SJ field west of Interlaken and hod his menu Made lor Entertaining CU months •, T5 day of Belford. Her parents survive Guaita for tbo Remainder of Weak. ho girb were invitqd to the place-to , Benefit for Starving Cblldron. ffliroo months .«*• ^*"her. She also leaves a son, who isurm3 full of daisies he had picked. - When Frank L. Driver' of Newark gather the remaining asparagus and five years old, and two brothers, Jo- It is believed he walked on to the A concert for tho benefit of the Enterel at tlie postofllce at Bod Bunk, crossing in the belief ho could cr03s moves into his new houso near Lin- con it The canning was done under atarvinfr children in Sorvia and Po- W. J» as seconJ-clnsa matter. seph Halliday of Rumson and William croft tomorrow 100 or more persona 10 direction of Mis3 Florence Brand, Halliday of Belford. The funeral ahead of. the train. Men working land will bo given in the Ocean Grove near by saw his body hurled through will be on hand to greet him, some of the domestic science teacher of the auditorium tonishtLunder the tllreo- WEDNESDAY, JULY A, 1917. was held Friday at St. Mary's Epis- whom will spend the remainder of the Leonardo- high school. Fifty-two copal church and tlie burial was atthe air when "the train struck him. cans of asparagus were canned and tlon of Frances M. Humes. Six promi- Green Grove cemetery. He was dead when picked up. week with him ot a house warming nent musical artists have contributed Now Forming In Red Bank, N. J. party. An orchestra from New York the girls took home a quantity ot as- their sorvioca for tho concert. TOWN TALK. Mr. Turnefl moved to Ocean Grove will bo at tho hoUBe and there will be paragus to be canned in their own For only $1 per month, or 28 cents from Haddonfleld a year ago and had per week, you nro protected against (Contiuned from page 4.) dancing every, afternoon and even- dtchens. Mr. Hendrickson is one of. since lived with his son, Alvin OB. Tur- ing. There will be various other the school'trustees of Middletown • '• • ••• For Flro Only. .-' '•" ; sickness, accident and death. Throughout tlie country the people ner. Years ago he was in the the-amusements such ns automobile trips townshipV j . The bell boy followed tho newly * Headquarters at 80-82 West Front contributed liberally to the atrical business and for a time lived to historic places of interest in the arrived Colonel from Kentucky to his street bayev been suitably furnished Bed Cross movement. I nN New Jersey WEALTHY EATONTOWN RESI- at Ocean Grove, Besides his son hecounty and to the sea shore. The room with a pitcher of water. as club rooms for use of members the response to this appeal for money DENT WAS SICK TWO YEARS. leaves a widow. guests will be from Newark, East "Water, sir," announced the boy. obaolutely free. ' • ior this fund was particularly great. Orange, New York and Brooklyn. "Water?" said tho ColoneIr"What Weekly benefits for disability from A number of localities contributed He Paued Away Saturday Night at $8 to 312 are paid weekly. Six- MRS. WILLIAM T. CASLER DEAD. Mr. Driver's birthday will occur to- IT WAS HELD SATURDAY ON do I-want •water fort The room isn't several times the amount they were the Age of 62 Yean—Wai the orrow. ... on fire, is it?" , months for sickness, ono full year for expected to furnish. Owner of the Monmouth Park Race She Died « Month After Celebrating FARM. accidents. No restrictions for house • * * Her Golden Wedding Anniverury. Mr, Driver's new house is not en- It M«<5e No Difference. confinement; also pays first week; and Track Grounds. tirely completed, but only a few fin- boSi&ESshty Sconti and Scout Offi- Red Bank and the country round- VanKeuren, 'Mrs. Isabelle Vandevoort Caaler, Patron—I say, waitab, is this peach ono cay or more. Melvin Randolph wife of William T. Cosier of Middle- ishing touches remain to be done. It cers Attended Rallr «t Lincroft— v about subscribed more than ten times owner of the old Monmouth Park race is one of the most attractive end most Highland* Troop Mabel the Lars- or apple pie? ••""••- No Dairross or Initiation Required.' the amount allotted to this district, track grounds at Eatontowii, died late town village, died Sunday night of Gnrcon—Cant you tell by tho "You airo cordially invited to visit a cancer of the stomach. Mrs. Cas-expensive houses west of Bed Bank. eat Number of Point*. and more than three times the amount Saturday night after a sickness of It is on the old Grover (legate taato? , .' and inspect the clnb rooms and ask the people volunteered to raise. Many about two years. In the winter of ler had been confined to the bed nine- About eighty scouts and scout of- Patron—No. any questions. It will be a pleasure teen weeks. She was able to sit upfarm, between Lincroft and Red fleers attendeended thh e scout ralllly at oilier localities likewise greatly ex- 1910 he went to Florida, thinking Bank, which Mr. Driver bought last Garcon—-Then what difference does to meet you. : , . ceeded the amount they were allotted. that a change would benefit him, but for a few hours when she and her hus- Erookdale farm on Saturday. In the it make? All healthy men between the he grew decidedly worse and came band celebrated their fiftieth wedding winter. Besides the new house a morning the members of troop 4 of • • • • large amount of work has been done of 15 and 55 accepted. home as soon as he was able to do so. anniversary May 28th. Mrs. Casler Bed Bank and the boys of the Lin- Mother Ought to Hold Up. Call any evening after 7:30 at Tlie large fund rajsed was not only was born seventy years ago at War- on the plaice, including landscape gar- iroft troop erected the wall for wall- In May of last year he underwent an dening, making a large lake and re Daughter—Mother, I wish you 3O-33 W. FVont Street operation at the Polyclinic hospital wick, New York. She had been a res- 1 7 icaling. • ' . • • people, but it wasalso an in pairing ontbuildings. More than 100 wouldn't boss father 'round, so. O nh at New York. In November Jie was ident of Middletown village fifty The results of the events were as Xot PnU ya*ttonlar» B«« or . -that the people were willing to give operated on again, and ever since that years. Besides her husband she men have been working on the farm allows: Mother—Why, dear? cheerfully of their morjey m order time he had been an invalid. leaves a daughter, Elizabeth. The at times and at present eighty men Antolone race—First, Highlands; seo- Daughter—Because when the boys P. O. no* s<8, Btt BasiTir. 3. that the American soldier boys abroad funeral will be held Thursday after- are employed there. As soon as the md, Red Bunk troop 4. are getting intimate they ask mo if . Mr. VanKeuren was one of Eaton- Junior cook fight—First. Atlantic ntmmouth County Curro(rat«'8 OQos. should be well cared • for. Many town's wealthiest and best known citi- noon at two o'clock at the house. Rev. work now under way is completed a Highlands: BeComl, Red Bank troop 4. I take after you. •people believed that the national gov- Horace E. Goodchild will be in charge large barn and wagon house will be Intermediate cock nght—First, Red In the matter of the estate of William ernment should provide whatever was zens. He was born at New York 62 started. The total cost of the new tank troop 2; second, Lincroft. Focnoy, Jr., deceased. • " ' . years ago and "after completing his of the service and the burial will be- Senior cock fight—first, Highlands; The Lawyer and HU Client. Notice to creditors to present "tslalms necessary for the comfort and well- public school education he studied at Pair View cemetery. house and the other work will be lecond, jRod Bank troop 4. against estate. 1>eing of the sick and wounded, but about 546,000. Mr. Driver has The client—Tell me, is it a crime to Pursuant to the order of JoocDh IJ- engineering at Hasbrouck institute at In the Paul Severe race the >e poor? • • •: Bonahuy, surrogato or the county of •this belief did not stop them from Jersey City and at Cooper institute named the property Lincroft Farms. Monmouth, made on~ the twenty-ninth responding to the call for funds. On SICK ONLY_A_FEW DAYS. The house is picturesquely located Highlands team came in with a romp, The lawyer—Not in this state, sir. day ot June, 10H, on tho application of 1he whole tlie result of this campaign at New York. Later he was em- followed by Bed Bank troop 4, with The charge for my opinion on theAlbert W, worden, Jr., administrator of jloyed at Pittsburg in'the auditing Mrt. William Fehrle of Weit Front some distance back from the road at Middletown coming dose after. mbject is $ Pay my clerk and go the estate of William Feeney, Jr., do- shows that when it comes to taking department of the Pennsylvania rail- Street Died Tnuralay. the'end of a winding lane. It is en- >ut quietly. c«med. notice 19 hereby Given to tlie «are of those Americans who go closed with shingles and art brick, The honor of the wall-scaling event .creditors of said deceased to exhibit to road. Other railroad positions which Mrs. Adele H. Fehrle, wife of Wil- went to a scrub team composed of the subscriber, administrator as afore- abroad to fight in foreign lands, the he held were those of engineer of trimmed with cobble stones. On two Americans who stay at home are liam Fehrle of West Front street, died sides of the house is a wide tile porch, tlantic Highlands and Middletown He Loved Her All Right. said, their Uobte and domandu against construction and resident engineer last Thursday morning of a complica- ioys, their time being 1-57. Official Suburban girl—Do you really love tho Bald estate, under oath, wltliln nine -willing to do their full share. lor the Pittsburg, New Castle and supported by fifteen massive orna- months from the date of the aforesaid tion of diseases. She was taken sick mental cobble stonopillars. Hardwood first place was granted tcuBed Bank me, GeorgeT order, or they will be forever barred of Lake Erie railroad. He acquired a the Saturday previous. Mrs. Fehrle roop 4, time 1.58; and second placo George—Do I? Dont I have to their actions therefor agalnBt tho eald high reputation in railroad circles as floors are laid throughout and the subscriber. ' . - No action has been taken by the was about 72 years old. She hadhouse will be equipped with every ;o Highlands, time 2.46. wait in a cold shed every night for u civil engineer of unusual ability and lived at Red Bank ten years. Pre- The water-boiling event was very tlwowl car home? - Dated Freehold, N. J., Juno 29, 1817. Hed Bank commissioners regarding this led to his employment as chief modern comfort and convenience. ALBERT \V. WORDEN, JB. dogs running at large, although a vious to moving to Red Bank she had Wood selected by Mr. Driver himself interesting and was won- by Penter- engineer for the Pittsburg, Marion lived at Oceanic and New York. She marijof Middletown, with Lee of number of children have been bitten. and Chicago railroad. In 1882 he was used in constructing the dwell- Ho dogs, whether licensed or not, was married twice. Her firsthusban ding. All the buildings on the farm Highlands coining second, and Wil- went to Tennessee, where he was in was Alfred deGaris. Mrs. Fehrle liams of Bed Bank troop 4 in third should be permitted to run at large in charge of the construction of the will be piped for water which will be n town. A dog is just as likely to leaves one brother, Assessor Victor A. supplied by a motor system. Elec- ilace. Knoxville and New River railroad. Ligier of Oceanic. The funeral was The cowboys' handkerchief race lite a person after it has been li- He afterwards became president and tricity has been installed in all the censed as it is before the license is held Saturday afternoon at tHe house. buildings. was captured by Red Bank troop 2, chief. owner of the road. Subse- Rev. Robert MacKellar preached the followed closely by Bed Bank troop quently he sold his interest in the sermon. The burial was at Fair View Charles E. Heiser is the superin- I, and Highlands. Secure the services of an experienced chef for yourparties, road and moved to a farm which he cemetery. tendent of the farm and the house The horse and rider tourney, in Dogs have a useful place on a farm owned at New Brunswick. . which he occupies has undergone 'hich each troop enterea two teams banquets, weddings, etc.* -! • but they have no useful place in a -From there he moved to Eaton- many improvements and repairs. All rying to dismount the others, wag town or thickly settled community. ..,,., ^ ,, „,„ Sick Only a Week. the outbuildings' have been rebuilt Fully competent to t&ke full charge. Prices moderator ifown), where uhue nm wa sC1111 employeUJ(!Ud by the Mrs Jessie A. Havens, wife of Vm- , , •asily taken by Highlands troop _ in Dogs which are desired to be kept as^ Monmouth Park association as chief and ined wjth condrete An of them irst and second position, and third Experienced chef, late of the Coleman House, Marlborough pets should be kept confined, or_j,r engineer in laying out the race track, ilace going to Red Bank troop 4. taken out for an airing should be held in 1893 tne legislature abolished The last event and perhaps the ^ and other leading hotels. in leash. Every doff found running • i;,cing ami flir, VanKeuren moved to most interesting was the four-man v at large should be destroyed, mere jersey city, where he engaged in theHavens -was born 64 years ago in 11!?„ j^tjnn" " For particulars apply to Aberdeen, Scotland. She had lived |saJ £ j£ ,"-* relay, each running twenty-two yards. should be no exceptions to this rule, contracting business. In 1897 he b b o£ landscape _ [his was won by Red Bank troop 2, at Highlands 4G years. Besides her ha- s -been done around the house and bought the Monmouth Park property husband, she leaves a daughter, Mrs. imc 1.E8, followed by Highlands in f>nd had since made it his home. His a large plot has been seeded down in ;econd position and Red Bank troop The life of one child is worth more Ella P. Mahler of Highlands, and a A few yards in front of the investment proved to be a. very son, Charles R. Havens of Atlantic grass, coming third. tlian all the dogs in Red Bank. The profitable one for him and a, large louse will be a large lake, with a Demonstrations were given in drlll- «nly way to secure safety from dogs Highlands, Mrs. Havens was an ar- lowing fountain? Since he bought Box 23 RED BANK, M. j.; part of his wealth was gathered from dent worker in St. Andrew's Episco- ng and in the dressing race by troop is to absolutely prevent them from the sale of buildings and lots on the :he' place Mr. Driver has spent large I of Red Bank; in drilling and sig- running at large. There should be no pal church. The funeral was held iums for horses, cattle, hogs, poultry race track grounds. The land also last Wednesday afteriioon. Rev. naling by troop 4 of Red Bank; in Private Car For Hire &y Hour, Dai or Trip redemption for dogs which have been was a large producer of crops. Mr. tnd other live stock. drilling nnd bicycle squad work by caught roaming about. They should 'anKeuren was one of the most Kenneth Martin, pastor of St. An- be destroyed, for the fact that they drew's church, preached the sermon. Middletown; in drilling and setting up active movers in organizing the bank The burial was at Bay View cemetery. exercises by Highlands; in drilling by are allowed to roam about is an indi- at Eatontown. He was its first presi- Atlantic Highlands; in drilling by cation that their owners are not will- dent and served until a short time dncroft, and in the dressing race by ing to protect thoir fellows from pos- go. W. H. SHAFFER DEAD. sible injury. Far Haven troop 2; Mr. VanKeuren leaves five sons, Former Owner of Atbury Park COUNTY BANKS.HAVE DEPOSITS The summnry of the points for the ;hey being Melvin E., Raymond, Ben- OF $18,995,897. contests and demonstrations was as / All Work Dene by'Expert!. The rule prohibiting dogs from jamin and Valentine VanKeuren of Street Railway Died Last Week. W. Howard Shaffer of Asbury Park ollows: ' Auortmeot of Handle* and Parasol Sticbt. Tunning at large should be enforced Eatontown, and Walter C. Van- Two Bank, at Red Bunk Each Have Highlands 290 •winter and summer. Roaming dogs Keuren of Red Bank. His wife was' died last Wednesday. Several years DepoiiU of Over $2,000,000— Tied Bank troop 4 240 Black and Colored Sillu for the New Ssin-Shioe UmbniUw. *re a nuisance as well as n danger. Mary E. Coriell of New Market and ago one of his legs was badly injured Total Reionrcet of AH the Banks Hed Bank troop 2 170 Poratoli ond Umbrella! Recovered With Silk Gloria $1.50. People who have yards and gardens ;he survives him. Mr. VanKeuren when a weight fell on it and he had Amount to $25,907,383. Middletown 120 Atlantic Highlands 60. Send Petal. We Will Call and D.lirer Anr-»l«ro. PIioo* Rod Bank SOS-R ere entitled to protection from dam- also leaves a brother and a sister, never fully recovered from the in- The statements of the thirty banks Lincroft 50 age. A regulation prohibiting dogs Charles A. VanKeuren of Jersey City jury. He was 76 years old. For in Monmouth county issued on June 'air Haven troop 2 > 30 from running at large at'nil times of «nd Mrs. B. D. Day of^Troy, New many years he conducted a swimming 20th showed deposits of $18,995,- Scouts from out of the jurisdiction the year might be objectionable to York. pool at Asbury Park and he was at897.67. This is an increase of who witnessed the rally were Robert dog owners who have no regard for The funeral was held Tuesday af- one time owner of tho street railway 454,641.71 since statements were is- Tregoe of troop No. 1 of Mechanics- 18 Mechanic Street; near Broad, Red Bank, N. J. \_ other persons' rights; but such a reg- ternoon at the house and the sermon there. More recently he had been sued May 1st and is an increase of g, Pa,, and Howard Edwards of ulation would be welcomed by every was preached by Rev. Dwight L. Par-connected with the Frank Parmalee 13,716,503.34 since June 30th of last troop No. Z of Bayonne. * person whose ideas of right and sers of Shrewsbury. The burial was company of Chicago. He is survived year, The two banks at Red Bank E. H. Webb, .president of the New wrong are not blinded by prejudice ut West Long Branch and the service }y a widow and a brother and sister. each have deposits of over $2 Brunswick council, with Mr. York, or personal whims. at-the grave was in charge of Wash- 000,000. The total resources of allexecutive of the New Brunswick o-o-o-o-o '• ington lodge of Free Masons of Eat-FREEHOLD SOLDIER DROWNED. the banks in the county are council, together with a party of vis- ontown, of which lodge Mr. Van- $25,907,383.81. The following table iting scoutmasters, were officials of Recruiting for the regular army is feuren was a past master. The Anthony Gibbon, Stricken with Ver- s-howa the deposits and. the loans and ome of the contests. still going on. Regular army recruits earers were members of this lodge. tigo, Fall* in River. discounts of each bank: A similar rally will be held at have been unusually slow in. Mon- Anthony Gibbon, a member of the DEPOSITS. Freehold on Wednesday, July 4th, Tnouth county, only two men having Freehold military company, was Asljury Park and. Ocean and another the coming Saturday at - enlisted in the past three weeks. Vol- ACUTE INDIGESTION FATAL. Grove bank * 2,r2S,4!il.O2 by o Bare-Headed Man stricken with vertigo Saturday while Red Bank trust company,.. 2,275,308.99 he horse show grounds nt Long Tinteer recruits have the privilege of Sudden Death of Edward Dangler of patroling his post on a wharf at Cam- Second nntionnl, Itcd Bank. 2,016.940.02 Branch. selecting the branch of the service in South Eatontown Last Week. den. He fell into the Delawaro river Seaconst tru.si company, 1,250,990.33 -which they will enlist, while men who and was drowned. Gibbon was 23 .one Hrnndi tru.st company 3,090,700.46 For the past three years I have not are selected for tlie army under the Edward Dangler of South Eaton- 'armci'a' national, Allen- NEW BOOKS AT THE LIBRARY. own died suddenly Sunday morning years old. 'Workmen on the -wharf town -., 791,838.72 draft regulations have no such choice. saw Gibbon suddenly reel, drop his Citizens nntlonal, ; Lonff Reference and War Booki Added to worn a hat. This has saved me some A considerable number of men inof last week of acute indigestion. He Brunch . . _ 769,4:7.01 gun and fall into the water. They 1 tho Library Catalogue. Monmouth county have enlisted in the nad been a chronic sufferer from this hurried to the spot but Gibbon's body Farmers ami Merchants', cavalry troop, the ambulance corps, disease and had a bad turn Saturday Jtatnwan 720,1.11.20 The Red Bank public library has money and I am going to give my afternoon. He was taken to q-jiw- neyer arose to the surface. The body Keyport banliinpr company. 718.H47.2r. adopted the plan of borrowing from and the infantry companies whose was recovered three hours later. Asbury Park trust company 576,535.73 headquarters are at Freehold and As- tor's office and felt much improved '•'reeholrt banking company fi20.744.5O the state public library system any customers the benefit of th|s saving. bury Park, and this probably accounts when he left for home. Early Sun- freehold trust company... 506,259.41 books on any special subject desired, day morning n second attack occurred Old Fisherman Dead. LOIIR Branch banking cotn- which are not in the Red Bank li- in considerable degree for the small liany 495,017.93 number of enlistments in the regular and Mr. Dangler died before a doctor Borden West of North Long Irat national. Spring Lake 486,927.16 brary. Many books, especially books - Each customer buying $1.00 worth of. army from Monmouth county. could be summoned. He was 59 years Branch, one of the last of the origi- 'lrst national, Kroohold... 465,188.IS of a technical character, have so few old and was a life-long resident of nal hand-line fishermen, died a fewAtlantic HithkmilH national 409,141.07 readers that it would not pay to buy * * • First national, Uelmnr 493,025.18 them for the Red Bank library. The goods from me on Friday and Saturday Eatontown. He was employed on days ago after a long sickness. Mr. People's national. Keyport. 402.776.64 The privilege of selecting the Charles D., .Cleveland's Sunnybrook West was eighty years old and was New jersey mnrtKaee and state public library ^system provides branch of the service in which an en- farm. He leaves eight children, all born at North Long Branch. When triiHt. Long Jtrnncli 342.S66.1S books of this kind which are circu- will be given one dozen large bananas. listed man would prefer to serve of whom live at Eatontown. They Ocean Gi-nve national .".01,667.62 lated through the local libraries. n young man he started at deep sea First national, Knpllshtown 283,031.79 would seem to be a privilege which are Misses Lillian and Lida Dangler fishing and followed that as long as CentraCtl l nutlunnltil . FreeholdFhld . 2828982282,858.21 Among books of this kind which have •would ensure a large number of en-and Edmund, John, Leonard, Benja- he was able. He is survived by a Alunnsriunn national 2.17,060.02 been recently borrowed for readers You will find here the lowest prices listments in the regular army. min and Francis Dangler. Another widow and fonr children. Klrst national, SeabrlEht.. 197,713.80 are "Raymond," by Sir Oliver Lodge; Mntaivan bank 195,225.40 "Melancholy Tale," by It. E. H. Drafted men will have no such son, Joel Dangler, died six weeks ago. Merchun ts' national, Asbury . * ' in town and the largest basket. privilege, and it is probable that vol- Mr. Dangler's wife is living. He also Park 178.rH0.33 Southern: "Concrete, Plain and Re- unteer enlistments will be refused leaves two brothers and three sisters, Belmar Man Dead. Kcansliui'l,' national 143.401.04 inforced," by Taylor; "Power of Frank P. Philbrick of Belmar died First national, Bradley Wjll," by.J3alIock; and "Thetong Everything marked in plain figures. after the drafting of men for thethey being Elwood and Timothy Bench 140,276.83 army begins. Information regarding Dangler of Freehold and Gertrude Friday of heart disease. Mr. Phil- First national, Katontown. 125,888.81 Road of Woman's Memory," by Jand enli.'i'.ments in tlie regular army can Bennett, Mrs. William Throckmorton brick was 65 yeara old. He had con- First national, Furmlngaale CM38.72 Addams. ' be obtained by application to the. and Mrs, Samuel Youmans of Long ducted a drug store at Belmar 41 A number of additional reference state recruiting headquarters at 26G Branch. The funeral was held last years and during tho entire time the Total ». |1.8,1)95,897.0 looks and books of special informa- LOANH AXD DISCOUNTS. Bl Market street, Newark, or informa- Wednesday afternoon at the house store was in tlie same location. Mr. .ARhury Park anil Ocenn tion have just been added to the li- tion can be had at nil postofllcos in the and the burial was at Wayside. Philbrick is survived by a.widow and Grnvo bank | 2,007,118.52 brary, most of these being on topics WITH stale. a daughter. m Hetl Bank tru.st cnmpnny... 3,003,788.64 relating to the war and to America's Second national, n«l Bnnk. 1,398,831.82 preparation for the conflict. WOMAN'S SUDDEN DEATH. Heacotist tru.st company.... 1,075.301.90 United States soldiers are the best Dropped Dead in Boarding House. Tjonj,' Branch trtist company . 482,074.3C The books moSt popular with Rec FnrmerH' national,' Allen- Bank readers, according to the rec paid soldiersViji. the world. They John Henry Schenck's Widow Died Theodore Taylor of Newark town •.. 223,250.35 ords of the library for the past month, have better foocf and care than the : Monday at Little Silver. dropped dead last night nt the Sea: tlzoiiH natlnnnl, LonfT soldiers of any other country. Be- Branch C8S.181.4 are: Mrs. Eleanor Holmes Schenck of View house at Atlantic Highlands, Farmor.H1 and Merchants', 'Tho Hundredth Chance," by Etliol M. BftOAD SUSEST .sides these advantages there is back Little Silver, widow of John Henry where he was stopping. Death was Matan-nn :..... 201,732.02 Dell. of them a great number of organi- Schenck, • died early Saturday morn- caused by apoplexy. Mr. Taylor was Koyport banking company. 435,831.32 "Jlr. Drllllns Bees It Through," by H. zations for their comfort. These or- about 05 years old. ' Anbury Park tril.Ht company 308,483.40 O. TVOIIH. ing of apoplexy at the age of eighty Freehold bunking company. 323.578.31 "Those Fltzenbcrgcrs," by Helen B. ganizations, which comprise many years. Her death was very unex- Freehold trust company..; 310,647.23 Martin. men beyond the military ago andpected. She was enjoying her usual Death of an Infant. l-onp Branch bunking .com- "HIH Family." by Erncflt Poole. nearly all the women of the country, health when she went to bed. Some pany 7 451,709.0 "A Definite, Object," by Jeffrey Farnbl, can be relied on to provide all those William Bennett, aged five weeks, First national, Surlufr Lnlte 4(]l),!l!lc.S "Secrot of the Storm Country," b; of the members of the family heard son of William H. Bennett of Shrews- First nntionnl, Freehold...- 258,236.91 Grneo M. White. things which will chedr nnd comfort her give n faint gasp and when they Atlantic llltfliluiuln national .331.C07.il!> "Tho Vormlllnri Box," tiy K. V. Lucas. the men "in the trenches," nnd which bury, died Juno 21st of tineumonja. First national. Itolmar..... 501,470.70 went to her bedside she wiis dead. The funeral was held Saturday and "Bab, a Sub-Deb," by Mary It. Rhine- will make their lives more endurable Mrs. Schenck was born in Atlantic People's national, Keyport. 197,500.0 hart. _ while undergoing tlie hardships of the buriul was at Fair View cemetery Xow Jersey mortenffo and township, near Scobeyville, on tho trout, l.onR nrancli 203.883.0 Do you want to uve money daring thetejlmea of high pricei? Wo can Jerome Mngeo farm. She was a Oceim aruvi* national . 365,287.8 Marlboro Newi. Atlantic Highland* Church Notes. FlrHt imtlonnl. I'-'ncIlBhtown ^ 277,151,6 A. J. Holland is spending several do thi« for you if you attend our week-end •aloiv Our lino of fine protlilone daughter of Elizabeth Ann and Jacob Contra! nntlonal, Freehold. UjO,323,2 CHARGED WITH LIQUOR SALES. Polh,emus, who had thirteen children. A meeting in the interest of food" Mnmisi|iian national . 121,778,fi dayB in Virginia. The only survivors are Misses Alice conservation wna held Sunday night First national, Benbrlght.. 202,1140,9 Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Burke and chil- Proprietor* of Two Big Aibury Park .Mutnn-nn fcunlt 177,837.2 dren spent a few days last week with nnd Ann Polhemus of Oceanport. at the Central Baptist, church. The JIorclmntM* national, Aabury Hotel. Are Nabbed. Mrs. Sehenck's husband died about patriotic anil civic organizations of Park ,244.7 friends at Allentown end Barnegat. Hotel proprietors nt Anbury Park eighteen months ago. She leaves six Atlantic Highlands were present. Ad- Konnsburff national 117,0.C84.8 3 Mr. >and Mrs. William Ousterman First national, 'Bradley spent Sunday at Long-Branch. "were given evidence that the commis- •children. • Gnrrctt R. Schenck of rtrenses-were made by Mayor Charles Bcacli 158,316.01 sioners intend to strictly enforce the Brooklyn, Mrs. Jennie Mend of Red R. Snydcr, Rev, Joseph H. Schneffer First national, Kntontown. 46,617.3 . Aaron Vanderveer of Yonkers and Economy Squares of Bacon .. Boston Lean Pot Roasts. .24c dry ordinnnce Saturdny, when the Bank, and John Henry, Jacob P., rnd Rev. Norman V. Sargent. l'lmt national, FnrmlnBdnlo 92,884.0! Mrs. Nellie Parker of Trenton were SMMUDIXI* Nice ind Trader J5J owners of two big hotels east of the Daniel and Eleanor Schenck of Little An early morning prayer service recent visitors nt A. J. Vandotvoer's. r 26c • • V • i . m railroad were arrested for serving li- Silvel\ The funeral was held this will bo held Fourth of July at half- Total ,.; 113,019,443,0; Watson Barber is spending a few g Sugar Cured Cdie Hams 20#c quor to their guests. Those arrested afternoon nt the Holmdel Reformed past six o'clock at tho Presbyterian days at homo. Ho works at the box Sugar Cured Boneless • . Lean Plate of Beef....., .16c | •were the proprietors of the Coloman church, of which church Mrs. Schenck church. Chickens Killed by Doffi. factory at Aniboy. y. Shoulders 28c IIOUBO and the Plaza hotel. At thewas n member. The burial wns at Every - chicken owned by Thomas TVillinm Conover has gone to Pur- Prime Ribs of Beef ..26c I Plaza tlie proprietor, James Kelsoy the Holmdel cemetery. Red Bank Loiei in Ninth Inning.' Fnrlcy of Littlo Silver was killed in lin, where ho has n job. p Them •revenrnio for Dofllnj ir.t» ML. , ™A his son, James Kelscy, Jr., and James A series of errors in the ninth inn two raids by dogs lost week. Mr. Far- Hiss Dora Brown is at home fo A Sugar Cured Regular Hams- Jersey Loins of Pork.... .27c ;E. Freeman, a waiter, were taken in ing resulted In the defeat of tho St. tho summer vacation. Death of a Giant. ley found ono of tho dogs roaming on ,' • : • ' « • ! custody. At tho Coleman house Mrs James Junior Holy Name baseball his farm and captured it. Thoanimol Mrs. Johnson of Brooklyn is visit- Fresh Jersey Fowl 30c .Adn M. Sexton, the proprietor; her Frederick McDonald, a colored team by tlie Atlantic Highlands Holy did not try to bits him. Mr. Farloy ing at J. D. Ely's. Swift's Disio Bacon 32c Boh Irving? and a waiter, Robert mnn of Red Bank, diod roccntly at Nnmo tboriety Sundny afternoon at now has the dog tied in his buck yard Boy Collins is working in F. T. Green, wej-o* nrrcstcd. All the pris- tho Long Branch hospital -an hour Atlantic Highlands. Tho score was Burko'e store. oners wore arraigned before Justice nfter ho wns admitted to the institu- 10 to 3. Bed Bonk was leading nt the Marion and Laura Copland o: John A. Bordcn arid were held under tion. He was six feet nnd four beginning of thq ninth frnmo by n A Lodge Euchre Parly. Bidgeftcld Park are visiting tbcii $200 bail each for a hen'ring tonior inches tall nnd was virtually a physi- Bcoro of 3 to 2. They then blew up Tho Patriotic Ordor of American aunt, Mrs. S. B. King. cal giant. Ho was SO years old. TOW.. and Atlantic Highlands scored eigh lodge cleared ?3 at a euchre party Edward King .visited relatives a The body was taken to Fay's morguo last week in the Davidson .build- BidgelUld Park the past week. Tie Bed Bank Beglstor offers no and tho burial was at White Ridgo cemetery nt South Entontown on ing. Tho prize winners wero Mrs. premiums. It Is a good nowupnper et ' It pays to advertise in The Register, Eunice. Emmons, ijMre. Susanna Lee It pays to ad vortiso in Tho Rcgiste. ' $1.50 per year.—Advertisement. Saturday. . Emon, jMre. Sua —Advertisement. i and lireli . Ell2nbot,Ellbhh BtBennettt, ^-Advertisement. • ras onto'- calm Thirteen. ' PERSONAL. ' KEAHSBURG NEWS. Brooklyn after a visit with John H. of Point Pleasant and Clarence G. Gil- Bahrenborg of Tclznh farm. bert of Dradley Beach, William Kcnnody, Jr.. of Linden Jaraet GUIigan, 'Jr., Learning to Be Judson Conover in erecting a house WALSH — PATTBnSON. — At IM place, and William Murdock of an Electrical Engineer. Mcnk, on Snlunlnv Juno :i3tl>, by Rev MISS JULIA P. WIKOFF LEFT A on his farm. Joseph T. Cnney, Mlm Mary Walsh nnd Bianch avonuo ore new employees at James Gilllgan,. Jr., is now at Mrs.. Edward Knickerbocker of EUKeno Lester Patterson,' both of lied Eisner's factory, . ..•'••••• y'-v.' ' BIG ESTATE. .-:' .; Brooklyn where he is taking instruc- Great KillBf la: I., spent a few days niink. Kenneth Walter of Peters place is tions in electrical engineering. Mr. last week with Miss Anna A. Cowles. WHITK— HECKLESa—At Hue! Bunk, ENTIRE STOCK OF employed at Adlem & Co.'a dry goods Caafc fiequoU Matlo to Her Niece Gilligan was formerly employed in on Tuesday, June 19th, by Jtev. Dwlffht . Mr, and Mrs. A. €hameroy and L. Parsons, Mian M«rBarettovPennlnBton store. '• -••• ••:••.• ••-•• ' • ' • • . .and Ncphow.—Will of Mr., Abigail D. E. Mflhoney's store. ' Hubert Farrow of Park place has Sleapcr of Shrewibury Recently children of Red Bunk visited Mr. and white and Cliurlee Leslie Reckless, Doth Probated. .Rev. G. W. Book of. South Jersey rsV William H. Hyer on Sunday. of Red Bank. ^ - been eiclc with measles. . will spend a two weeks' vocation with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin R. Peseux are ~ Policeman-' Harry VanNote: has Wioa Julia F. Wikcfr of Middletown Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Eaotmond, the proud parents of a baby daugh- ieeri,-visiting hia fotoer, Ivan C. Van- made her will nine years ago last Mr. Book was "pastor here before Sir. B15NNBTT.—At West Lone Brunch, Note of Point Pleaeant The elder February. To her cousin, Ella Hon- ter, born June 22d. on Friday, June 20th,-William Bennett, drlckson, she left the use of her fur-Rose. He will have charge of the Mrs. Matilda Voorhecs spent Sun- aced CO years. dr. VflnNpte has been", very sick but service of tho Epworth league. Thurs- day with Mrs. E. It. Peseux. . BIBHOP7—At Asliury Park, on Wed- fa recovering. niture as long os she lives. After he day night. Mr. and' Mrs. William Fetter and nesday, June 27th, Mrs, Sun.in E, Bishop, Patrick Santangelo of Shrewsbury death the furniture' is to be dividec • Miss Junnita Wallace, daughter, of son of Brooklyn visited Hazlet friends aged 67 years. avenue ie working' at Louis Prate's between Miss Wikoff'o nieces, Julia BROWN.—At Red Bank, on Saturday, H. Field and Charlotte W. Gulicfc. James Wallace of Lorillard, and Fred on Sunday. June 23d, Mrs. Mary K. Brown, aged CO fruit store. L. Greeney of Newark were married Miss Gladys Neill of Jersey City is WUUam Egolf of Peters place is Miss Wikoff's jewelry was dividei i! years. working in Albert L. Ivins's insurance between her nieces. • Miss WikofT'i Wednesday at the Methodist parson- • -- Mr.vand Mrs. Thomas M. CASLER.—At Middletown village, on Consisting of Jewelry, Silverware, Cut brother, Frederick P., was - left age by Rev. J. W. Rose. They will Walling. Sunday, July 1st, Isabella Vandcvoort, ofike, •' • • • , .. start housekeeping at Newark. Mr. and Mrs. William Storinger wife of William TJ CaKler, affed 70 years. lioyer Lipack of Shrewsbury uve- $l,0Q0, and her nephew, Frederick P. CRAIG.—At Fort Thomas, Kentucky, ane'is a new employee at the Acme Wikoff, was left. $2,000. Sums o. George Snnford of Newark, a sum- and son Stanley of Westbury, L. I.,en Monday, Juno 250), Joseph T. Crul& Glass, Diamonds, Etc., Etc., to be sold to grocery store, $1,250 each were bequeathed .ti mer resident here, conducted the are visiting John Hertle. formerly of Kreehold, affed 55 year.-*. Thomas Field, Walter Field and Char- service of the Epworth league Thurs- FEHRI.B.—At Red Bank, on'Thurs- Edward Farrell of Monmouth street day night in the- Methodist church. day, Juno 28th, Adele, wife of William the highest bidder at io working: for the Metropolitan in- lotte W. Gulick. Julia H. Field wai OCEANPORT NEWS. Fehrle, aged ... years. eurnnco company. loft $2,250. .Joseph T. Field was Mr. Sanford'B daughter Elsie ren- left $800 and Harry 'Hendrickson dered several vocal solos- HALLORAN.—At New Yiirk. on Fri- John Layton of Leighton avenue Mrs. Thomas Gilmour has returned Dance Held at the Firehoute by the day, June 22d; Mrs, Michuel Ilaltoran, tms quit his job at Eisner's factory $1,000. , The residue of the CBtato Women's Auxiliary, afied G9 years. . , was divided' between Julia H. Fieli home after spending last week with HOLLAND.—At SprlnR Luke hospital, •end is employed at Roberta's-boiler her husband, Thomas Gilmour, at ... About fifty persona ^attended a on'Sunday, June 24lh, Henry Holland of works. ••••. . • ': and Charlotte Gulick. Walter Fiel was appointed executor of the will. Hartfprd and'Waterbury,-Conn. Mr. dance held at' the (irehouse Friday Freneau. Peder Gialeson, one of the clerks Gilmour is a traveling salesman for a.bight by the women's auxiliary of the HUTCHINSON.—At Red Bank, on Sat- at the postomce, is on a vacation of Mrs. Abigail Sleeper', -who died re- large firm in New York. fire company.: The profits will be urday, June 23d, Mrs. Voorliees K. fifteen days. ' : cently at Shrewsbury, "made her wil u"sed to buy new fire apparatus. Hutchlnson, aged 78 years. a year ago lust month and-appointed Mrs. Josephine Hay, Mr. and Mrs. MORRIS.—At Red Bank, on Tuefidav. Gertrude Britton, daughter of-Wil- Edwnrd Waitte, Russell Waitta and William Mallard and family of. New June 2Cth, Charles M. Morris, aged 06 liam Britton of Mechanic street, is her granddaughter, Cordelia W. Jen- York-have moved to their summer years. Three Sales Dally—10:30 a.m., 2:30 & 7:30 p. m. confined to the houso with tonsilitis. ningB,~ executrix. She left her dauclv Percy Matthews motor.ed to Long Branch Friday night to visit John home here. MORRIS.—At Red Bank, on Monday,' Watches in Waltham, Elgin and other standard makes; George Britton Of New York has ter, Mrs.i Anna V, Jennings, $150, Hay, a patient in the Long Branch, Miss Alethea Midgley spent last June 25th, Mrs. Joseph Morris,-aged 55 been visiting his brother William. Sums of $60 each were left to heihospital. *• week at Queens, Long Island. years. J Silverware in Rogers, Oxford and Community; Sheffield qlate in Mrs. Eunice Eminons of. Mechanic grandchildren, Howard L., Sarah E, Mrs.'James Lake of Oakhurst, Mrs. ONO.—At Suranac Lake, New York, on and Catherine I. Sleeper. Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs, David H. Cosby have Thursday, June 28th, San^oro Ono offlat and hoUoware; Diamonds in pins, cuff links, rings, and a large street and Mrs. Marshall Springsteln returned from their wedding trip in Joseph Flavin of Lone Branch and Anbury Park, aged 36 years. of Mount Bfareet visited several Inem-1 Sickles was left $25 and Thomas S, the Catskill mountains and are spend- Mrs. Joseph Collins and her daughter PHILBMCK.—At Belinar, on Friday, assortment of Cut Gloss. tiers of the Pocahontaa lodge last' Tallnjan-$10. ' One-third of the resi- ing a few weeks with the groom's Hazel of Keyport spent part of last June 28th, Frank P. Phllbrlck, aged 05 xreck ot the Lone Branch hospital, (due of her estate was bequeathed to week wi^h Mrs. Gilbert Crawford. yoftrH. Come and buy what you need at your own price. Buy now Mr. .and Mrs. George Brencker of her son, Littleton W. Sleeper, andmother, Mrs. Sylvester Giglio. QUEENEY.—At'Freehold, on Satur- Raymond King of Sandy Hook, Fred Keller, of Eatontown is em-day. June Ulld, Krunk Quceney, aged 28 New York spent Saturday and Sun- the remainder to Miss Jennings.. ployed at H. Whitney Conrow's store. and save money. Everything must be sold. No limit. No reserve, day with Mr. Brencker's parents, Mr.' David A. Hill of Heyport executed who is employed in the coast guard years. service, is visiting his parents, Mr. Harry Morris, Clarence Wolcott SCHENCK.—At Little Silver, on Mon- .. and Mrs. Charles Brenckor of River his will ten years ago last November. and'Luke and William Conrow are day, July 2d, Mrs. Eleanor Schenck, aged Mr. Dorewitz is positively going out of business. This b a " Flnzu. ' • : '. I He left his entire estate to his son,and Mrs. Samuel B.. KingKit , 80 years. The ladies' aid Methodist employed as carpenters at the sol- chance of a lifetime. Mabel Davis of Chestnut street is Edward D. Hill, and directed that h of the. diers' camp ! on the race track SHAFFKR.—At Asbury Park, on Wed- Spending a few days with her cousin, care for Mr. Hill's wife as long, as church held a homemade bread, pie nesday, June 27th, W. Howard Shaffer, and cake sale on the church jawn grounds. aged 76 yearn. • Three Sales Dally—10:30 a.m., 2:30 & 7:30 p.m. Leonard Davis of Oakhurst. I she lives and also aid Mr. Hill's Miss Elizabeth Welch is visiting at David C, Boswell has given up his grandchildren in any way possible, Saturday afternoon. SHORT.—On Monroe avenue, ' In Tony Bevins of tho David Warfield Sea Island City. Shrewsbury township, on Saturday, position in the office of County En-1 Charles W. Moore of New York, John Laureno and his son are em-June 23d, Howard B. Short, aged 38 gineer George D. Cooper on Broad who died recently, left some property company of New York spent the years. week-end with .Mr. and Mrs. Victor ployed as night flagmen at the Little street and is now employed as a sur-, in this county. His will was executed Silver railroad crossings. THOMAS.—At Bradley Bench, on veyor for the state. Mr. Boswell is a year ago. One-half of his estate Lembeck. Thursday, June :'8tli, Thomas J. Thomas, Misses Helen and Ila Striker of oged GO years. a talented piano player and he has was bequeathed to his wife, Josephine, TOMPKiNS.—At Oucnn Grove, on "flayed at a number of .entertain- and the other half was equally di- Matawnn are spending the summer Middletown Village New.. Hiiturday, June 30th, Mrs. Elizabeth xnents and minstrel shows at Bed vided between his children, Charles with their grandmother, Mrs. Annie Tompklns. Bank and vicinity. i W. and Evelyn M. '. Collins. Rev. Marion T. Conklin will preach TURNKR.—Al Interlaken, on Friday, Mr.„..=„. an»d ™.Mrs. Charlev,.... s .Skillma ...... n an.d next Sunday morning at the ReJun- e 29th, Beverly W. Turner, aged i\) Frank Chandler of Bridge avenue James A. Hopkins of Arlington D Ic un years. • is a patient at the Post Graduate hos- made his will eight years ago. It was family ot Jersey City spent the week- formed church on "Why the .People end' at their cottage on Beacon boule- Stand by the Church. At night hi- VAXKI5URRN.—At Eatontown, on Having, after much patient effort, collected a larce number of extra high pital at New York. . I probated at Freehold lnat week. Mr. i I topic will be "Hope Versus Despair. Saturday, June 30th, Melvln Raymond grade mllcli cows, I will sell at public vendue at ray sale and exchange Htaliles.; • Mrs. August J. Miller of Biver Hopkins left $1,000 in cash to hisvar(j . topic will be op Vs Despair. VanKeuren, aged 62 years. „ opposite C. B. R. depot, i Plaza attended tho graduation exer- wife, Agnes J. The balance of the M,«,». Pin,-»n^ wA iw^o Tfin™ -r'Mrs. Daniel Hillyer will lead the WALLING.—At Keyport, ""on Tuesday, Misses Florence and Mae King of; chrlBtian Endeavor meeting Sunday June 2Gth, Mrs. Agnes Halliday Walling. cises. of her niece at Newark lasti-eatate was left in trust for tho bene- New York spent Fridaiday with their _:_ui. * >~nn.u». ...:n i._ i.i... ..1 Thursday. . I fit of Mrs. Hopkins. If the trustees grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William night. A collection will be taken up WORSHAM.—At West Ocean Grove, , M. .X Kiiig. Sunday .for the Sunday-school on Thursday, Juno 2Sth, James Wor- Mrs. William Smock of Maple ave- named in the will find after one year picnic. sham, aged (15 years. jnue-and Ethelyn Brown of Marion that Mrs. HopkinB is competent to Miss Addie Covert of. Rutherford The Middletown boy scouts won street and Christina Francis of care for herself the residue of thespent part of IaBt week with.her par- two first prizes at the scout rally held AUCTION SALE Worthley street, who are pupils of estate is to be turned over to her.ents, Mr. and Mrs. John B. Covert, Saturday at Brookdale. Jars.'H at any time prior to day of Ealo a day at South Bethlehem visiting Rev. Joseph T. Casey. The attend-weeks at their cottage here. and see tliem milked, nr look over their record. . : £Ir._ white's son, Nwho. is attending ants-were Miss Helen Pfister of Eat association has opened up its office Forks, Chairs, Tables, Feather bed, Also at the same time and place will be sold about 125 loads of barnyard George Palhtto of Newark is work- jfo r the season., , Cot, Dishes, 1,000 Brick, % ton Hay manure. Buyer will-be Riven ample opvortunity to remove it. • i Bummer school at Lehigh university.' on^own and John Walsh of Red Bank Everything offered will positively be sold for tile liigli dollar. , i ing as chauffeur for the New Point. The Red Hill Methodist Sunday- | iind many other articles. Also 2 Lots Mrs; Fred Conover took a party of .The bride was dressed in blue taffeta Comfort Beach company ld their children's day exer- Come tnlte your pick of tiiia lilKli grade stock at your own price. •! «affipflre girls on a canoo trip upHhei silk and wore a Vhite. hat. fSjiercarfSjiercar- Echool he , on Beech street, 28x300, and a lot CONDITIONS—OCONDTNn all l mum of$ $10 and over, a credit of three months -will . Mrs. Kussell" Greene of Oldbridge cise3 Sunday-tilffht. The trustees and \ 45xG5. h'i giveni , buyebu r to givi e bankablbkbl e notet . T , t dit rfe h s I ' jfiver-Thuredayjfiver-Thureday;; " ' " jtftjtftd irbpqUeirbpqUeff of Bweet~peasBweet~peas- The Sale positive, rain or shine. Two per cent discount for cash. Daniel Meenan, John Burnett, Roy I bridesmaid was attired in the same spent last week with her parents, Mr. stewarda win meet tonight at the; Sums under ?10, cash; over $10, T. V. YETMAN, Auctioneer. Patten and Osborn Harrison have manner. The couple left on a short and Mrs. Albert Bennett. I church. four months' note with approved se- J. W. KRRICIvSON, Clerk, quit as tnxicab drivers for William wfedding trip. They returned Mon Misses Eva and Anna Grobet of curity. JOHN B. GROVER. jr. ZLOTKIN. Anderson and have gone to work as ' day and started housekeeping in Cap Brooklyn spent part of last week at Senbright New«. E. M. CONK, Auctioneer. carpenters on Frank L, Driver's farm • to'in John White's house on White the Anna Marie cottage. at Lincroft. Russell Morris, Mario.,| street; which has recently been re- Mrs. Charles Burleen of Miami, tsoaooooogoooooooooooooaooooocosooQoaooooooooooocooooooooQooooooooooooooooocac Bqncore and David Scott are 'new modeled. Mr. Patterson is a plumber the Woodland cottage. drivers in Mr. Anderson's employ. employed by Charles Hobrough of Missea Lena and Augusta Kriesmar the Hoagland estate. Ellsworth Alexander of Red Bank Little Silver. The bride received of Newark spent last week with their "Steeple Jack" Well3 is kept busy has been engaged to give a course of i many gifts of furniture, chinaware aunt, Mrs. John Price. erecting flagpoles in this vicinity. lectures and demonstrations on the and silverware, Miss Jennie Bailey is employed in John H. Naughton recently bought uses of tile to tho students of the a Mitchell car from Mrs. Knox of Jonei—Kemble. Mrs. Josephine Hay s ice cream and summer course of the teachers' col- confectionery store. Rumsori drive. lege of Columbia university. Mr. Mrs. Lillie Viola Jones, daughter Philip Roberts, who works in Cnd- Alexander was formerly an instruc- of Assessor and Mrs. William Cur- Mrs. Edward Jantzen and son Ed- c ward spent the latter part of last wallader's drug store, has been con- are among the advantages which this Bank offers to its patrons. An tor in the same line of work for the hm of Fair Haven, -was married Fri- week at New York. fined to his home fox the past week New York trade school. day night to Cecil A. Kemble of Fair Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ciska of Jer- with mumps. experience of over forty years Mn the banking business and a policy Miss Mary Ophelia Brodhcad,' Haven, formerly of Long Island City. sey City are spending the season at Lester Clarke and Claude Shrop- daughter of Richard H. Brodheod, I The ceremony was performed at thetheir cottage here. . shire are planning to buy an auto. which studies the interests of customers in every detail T»ust appeal to and Dr. James Lauterman Richards, | parsonage of the: First Methodist Albert Jewell of Newark, a sum- Thomas J. Brehm, the dispatcher bath of Scranton, Pa., were married. church at Red Bank by Rev. Harold mer resident here, has bought a newon the Atlantic Highlands Pier, is Tuesday of last week and are now on P. Sloan. The attendants were the Ford,touring car. commuting daily to and from his every person of responsibility. a wedding trip. The bride is a grad- bride's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. Miss Nellie Acker of New Mon-work. uate nurse of the Moses Taylor hos- and Mrs. Alexander B, Curchin of mouth was a guest at tho Bennett cot- The fishermen are beginning to pital at Scranton. She is a niece of Red Bank. Mr. and Mrs. Kemble are tage on Sunday. land bluefish every morning. Yes- D. DuBois Smock of Red Bank and is now enjoying a stay with relatives at terday they all had good catches. a frequent visitor here. I Springfield. They will start house- Ellis Willette of Jersey City is Walton Cullington, son of Fred keeping soon at Red Bank. Mr. Kem- spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. Cullington of Bergen place, under- ble is employed in the office at Eis-John B. Collins. BIBTHS. Miss Julia Miller of Stone road is BETTS.—At Highlands, on Tuesday, •wont an operation last week at the ner'B factory. Mrs. Kemble was the June 12tli, Mr.u. Jesse Getis, of a Oaugh- Eprincf Lake hospital. widow of Harold H. Jones, who wasemployed in N. Santa Lucia's ice t". ' Red Bank, N. J. Alden Mason of Oakland street, well known in this section as a base- cream parlor. KISNKn.—At Red Bank, on Tuesday, .who recently joined the United States ball player. He was employed for a Miss Florence Winters is slowly re- June 2Gth, Mrs. Monroe Eisner, of a son. hospital corps, spent yesterday in time as a substitute clerk in tho Redcovering from a severe attack of FLETCHF.H.—At Asbury ' Pork, ' on Bank postoffice nnd shortly before hL rheumatism. Bunday. June 24th, Mrs. George K town. Mr. Mason is stationed Bnrirey Hoffman of Newark is Fletcher, of n daughter. Governor's Island. death was appointed as a regular McLOUGHLIV.—At Atlantic Hlcli- Miss Gladys Hulse has taken Miss clerk. spending the season at the Christian- lnnd.s. on Rut unlay, June 30lh, Mrs. "Wil- Cornelia Aul's place as cashier in son house. \_ liam MCLOURIIIIII, of a son. Davidson's'clothing Btore. Lang—Fort. Mrs. Oliver R. Overtoil spent Sun- POLLITT.—At Eatontown, on Thurs- day with her daughter, Mr3. William day, .Tune 21st, RIrn, Arthur Pollltt,.of a ooooooooooooooooooeooeoaooaaaoooooBeoeoaooooooaoooooooooooooeoooooaoeoooeccoooao James Anderson has added an auto- Miss Bessie Lang, daughter of Ste-D. Bragg. daughter. mobile truck to his taxi and express phen Lang of Fair Haven, and John SMITH.—At Leonardo, on Friday, UJIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIilllll Illllllllllllllll Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll III III Illlllllll I Illl Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll husiness. The body of the truck was Fort, son of John Fort of Bclford, Dr. and Mrs. Plotkin of Brooklyn Juno ^9tli, Mrs. 15. Dayton^ Smith, of a made by J. W. Mount company. Mr. were married last Thursday after- are spending the season at the Grace ar.n. Anderson has had all his automobiles noon at St, James's rectory by Rev.cottage. . WILLS.—At Asburv Park, on Tues- repainted. Mrs. Charles Brennan is visiting day, June l'Jth, Mm. Eluert wills, of a Joseph T. Casey. Tho attendants her daughter, Mrs. Charles Uhrig of Ron. Mrs. Ernest Smith and children of wore Miss Helen Lang and Stephen Newark. WILLIS.—At Bcolioyvlllc, on Satur- Keyport spent Sunday- with MTB. Long, a sister and brother of the day, .Tune IDtli, Mrs. llanin Wlllla, of a HIOH-CUSSI Smith's mother, Mfs. Caroline Bray bride. A reception was held at the B. Seymour Compton is employed Ron. of Wallace street. ^ bride's home after the ceremony. as life guard at Edward Morris's WINKS.—At Asbury Park, on Monday, Mrs. Henry H. Scott of Jersey City About .fifty relatives were present. beach. Juno 25th, Mr*. Frank Wines, of a son. spent Saturday and Sunday with her The couple have started housekeeping Mrs. Lester K. Reid of Red Bank FILMPLAYS tasters, Mrs. Edward F. ABny and Mrs. in Hpmy Koonig's bungalow at Bol-spent Thursday with Mrs. Henry UABBXAQES. Barbara Heyer of Worthley' street. ford. Mr. Fort is n painter. The Mysol. BENNETT— URYNE.—At Port Mon- mouth, on Sumlny, Juno 24th, by Rov. A. Dr, Frank Miller of Sacramento, bride was the recipient of many gifts. Misses Hazel and Marion Gardner II. Sutphlu, Miss Susclla Bennett of California, formerly of this place, are employed at Keyport for the sum-, Port ilonmoulli and Telfalr Boeclier, Bpenfpart of last week with friends GouM—Ketcholl; mer. Bryno of Keyport. hero. , Mrs. A. M. Bennett spent Monday CONDON—WHITE.—At Ouenn Grove, .. • «» i on Miss Agnes Gould, daughter of on Wednesday, June 27tli, by Hov. J. D. at Freehold. Hills, Mrs. .Mary R. Condon of Ocean • • . Church Nevra. Thomas Gould of Arlington and for Mrs. Frank Wardle visited Newark Grove and "William R. "White of Newark. The Baptist Philathea society held the past ten years a Bummer resident on Friday. CUMMINGS — SWEENEY.—At Free- Positively Best Picture Ever Shown in Red Bonk a sociable last week at .Herbert L. of Keansburg, was married last Mrs, Charles Philips of Newark is hold, on Sunday, June 24th, by Rov. Murdoch's on Branch avenue. About Thursday to Leslie Ketchcll of New- spending the season here. Frederick Klvelltz, JHss Elizabeth V. REX BEACH'S GREAT PICTURE ' forty persons were present, The last nvk. The wedding took place at the Cuniniinsfi or Freehold and Joseph F. bride's home and was attended by Sweeney of Philadelphia. meeting for tho oummcr will bo held HAZLET NEWS. EMMONS—I'OLINQ,—At Marlboro, on Tuesday night, July 10th, at Samuel sovernl persons from Kcnnsburg. The Sunday, Juno 21th; by Rev. H. A. Huz- X Woolley's at Long Branch; About couple will start housekeeping at eell, AHRH Annn J. Kminons of Red Bank Nowark. Annual Bazar of Fire Company on ami Frank K. Poling of Keyport. f80 was made by tho strawberry fes- Augmt lSlh and 16tb. FISHHIt—DELANO.—At Red Banki tival given last Thursday week on the Fiiher—Delano. The 8th annual supper and bazar on Tuesday, Juno 2Gth. l>y Ilcv. Wllliuiu church lawn. of Hazlet fire company will be held C. Stinson, Jim, Sadlo Fisher of Ited . Queen.Esther society of tho First -' Mrs. Sadie Fisher of Spring street Bunk ana William Delano of New,York. DOUBLE FEATURE snd William Delano of New York on August 15th nnd 18th. At tho FOnciS—FROMME.—At Anbury Park, Hcthodist church will hold an icewere married Tuesday of last week last meeting P. O. Weigand was -.1 Wednesday, June 27th, by Rov. cream festival Saturday night on theby Rov. William C. Stinson, pastor of elected president, A. F. Lnyton treas- Thomas R. Taylor, Minn Margaret Force church lawn. No prayer meeting will urer and Joseph C. Cherry secretary. of New York and Warren V. Fromme of "TOLD AT TWILIGHT" Kiith Baby iarie Osborn he hold Fourth of July night. Tho the Presbyterian church. Miss Mad- Asbury Park. eline Constamm was an attondant. MIBS Margaret Lewis of Brooklyn JOItiS^IiOWMES.—At Belfonl, on ushers for this month ore James Clay- The couple are living on Spring was a week-end guest at P. Otto Wei- Saturday, Juno 2M, by Rov. Elijah V. "THE WOLF WOMAN" with LOUISE fiLAUi ton, William A. Sweeney, Ehvood etreot gand,,Sr.'s. Edward S. Wilson spent Rcod, MIHH Mlmilo Horn of Beltord and Ivihs, Ralph O. Wiilguss, A. J. Fitch, Sundny with Mr. Weigand. ' John Downcs of Port Monmouth, Waltor Boyd, Frank Chadwick, Bon- HOWARD—OLIPHANT.—At Pitman, Artilleryman Weds Hurriedly. Mr. and Mrs. John Stultz and son Thursday, 5th, "THE SIXTEENTH WIFE" inctt Preston, Harry^Valleau, Peder J. if Brooklyn are visiting Mrs. Stultz's on Saturday, Juno 23d, by Hov. Jatmn L. Gislcgon, Mervln Francis and Fred J. Worroh V. "Frommo of Asbury Howard, MISH Graco B, Howard, forniorly with EV9ARC EJfflcDEREVlOTT and PEGGY HYLAND Park, a member of a Now York rocf- patents, Mr, nnd Mrs..C...V.'R. Clark. of Matawan, nnd Duncan Oliphnnt of Belchers. The youns people's union Misses Agnea and Bessie' Adams Tronton. took a trip up the river last Friday. jaont of artillery, recoived orders to JONI38—KEMBLE.—At Hod Bank, on Prayer meeting and a patriotic hold himself in readiness for an im-and Miss Marie Seeger of Brooklyn Friday, Juno 2CUi, by Ilev. Harold p, "HUNTING THE HAWK" M service will bo held at Grace church mediate coll to service with his rcgi- were week-end guests, of Misses Sloan, Mrs. Lllllo Viola Jonort and Cecil Tuesday night of this week Instead of ment.Taesday of last week,- Ho hur- Agnes and Bcasio Honnaway. A. Kemhle, both of Fair Ilavon. Milton H. Poteald 6f Brooklyn liANO—FORT.—At lied Bank, on Wednesday night. The Epworth ried to Aabnry Pork, where his fiance, Thursday. Juno 2Sth, by Rov. Josoph T. Friday, eUiP "THE LITTLE LIAR"' leapuo will hold a mcating and so-Miss Margaret Force, waa visiting. ipent tho week-end with Jolino Hertle Casey, Mlfm Besflo Lane ot Fair Haven ciable Thursday night In tho Sunday- The couple wore married Wednesday ind family. . - ' nna John Fort of Boltortl. school room. The ladles' aid society by Hov. Thomns R. Taylor of Avon. -Mrs. T. B.,Tilton has returned to MCAnDHLI^—O'BniEN.—At Avon, on "THE FLOWER OF FAITH" " will .meet Friday afternoon at the Srooklyn after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wodnesday, Juno 27th, by •llev, John "ohn L. T. Webster. (•Horn, Mlsn Teresa McArnoll of Jorsey 4 church. Next Sunday, morning tho Train Kill. Hcr.cs. City and Joseph O'Brien of Iilliabotli. eermon topic will bo "Tho Great In- Dr. Frank C. Hyer has beon sick RICHARDSON — BKLli,—At Aabury Saturday, 7fh/ THE VICTIM" ^iili Valeslia Sorratf cendiary." At night tho Subject will A team of horses belonging to Fo-with acute Indigestion. Park, on Wednesday, Juno 27th, by. Rov. be "Tho God of Battle," >. ' lica SIcillano of Asbury Park wore Chnrles B. Peterson of Fort Slo- A. 13. Jcnnon- IIIBH Theodora lllchardson killed by a'train at Bradley Bench cum, N. Y., visited Haslet friends and ot Brooklyn1 and Sterling Bell of Wash- "MARY LAWSON'S SECRET"nitfiCSiarIotteWafto Saturday afternoon. Two Italian relatives on Sunday. ington, D. C. HEX—BUCHANAN.—At 'Bolniur. on SPECIAL NOTICE-Matlnoo at 2:30, Evonlnc 8:00 Sharp Register Want aflverSssawits (Urf boyfl who were on tho "wagon to which Mrs. Thomao Ronovcnr has bought Monday, Juno 26th, by Ilev, W. Enrl satisfying the. want* of htmdroda ol tho horsea were hitched jumped just an Overland touring car from Daniel Leddon, Mlsn Kllr.ubotll Jtox of Kumuon LOWER FLOOR *5c BALCONY 10c , Positively Mo H9gh@r peopio every week. Thcro'o o roaMs. before the rig was struck and escaped llark. ••••.'•. (iml IWmund IJ, Dnclianuu of Asbury Th'sy ait results. Their pries, I injury. Witnesses of die accident say Roy Lambertaon has bought a Ford Parlt. tho boys wcro pnyinp scant attention TltUBX— OILBERT,—At Point riCHB- i for SO words, pata them louring car. ant, on Tucndny, .Tiino 20th, by Rev. So the rood before then). Mre. Henry Voego boa roturned'to William V, JOM/;, Mion L«la F. Trucx Page Fourteen. THE RED BANK REGISTER. ~ * ~ - - "7on couldn't blamo Harry," hi , icnxrw Tnae nnrzaitmn maTson TOWes - sat up much later than had been hii mother eolfl In her effort to soften thl tablished. Hln wlfo soon followed him, of Mr. Butterfield's -mind seemed t< habit even upon those evenings when blow to her husband's pride. It was. a eourco of rogrot to tbeli grow worse. He formed tho habit oi Mr, Kerwln was not calling and that, "Mary Treadwell I Never apeah ti friends in Trescott that tljpy had noi taking long walks. In tho evening am me as If you beiloved It again) Ou: lived Ions enough to read the letter ro he was devoting himself anew to the of rising at an unreasonable hour li boy never did mich a thing! it's oomi eclved by tho postmaster ot tho towi study of ponderous books, doubtless as tbo morning. Lucy wrote mo that ho awful mlstabol". shortly,oftSMho imthotlo incident bai How the Great Steel Plates TTiaf a means of diverting his attention from would certainly break down, and upon been published in tho papers, It wai worldly affairs. •the Friday before Easter I received a "No, Aaron, I never will," she n from ono of tho soven desortcra on Proteot'ffiem Are Made. After tea Mr. Butterfleld and I re- very urgent letter, from her begging plied, "I didn't mean that! beilevoi was in part as follows: tired to bis study, where we lighted mo to bo with them on Sumlny. Stigma Removed From Dead be had dono It But oven If bo did"— two long stemmed clay pipes, and just "But he dldn'tt Ho novor could, I saw tho account of Uw f ndlnff of Har- I could not get away in time fo ns I wus about to open tho subject of Soldier's Name After wasn't in him—not our boy! It's hap- ry TrcaawcUIa , watch in a n«w«papor, A SEVERE TEST OF Saturday nfternoon's train, and I tele- I vo nover bcon Jiappy Blneo w« oil won finance Lucy came in anil announced graphed Lucy that It would be impos- Many Years. '„ pened before, such mistakes, Mary, In tho tooth of. Jila oanwot .pleading,. tbe nrrlvnl of Mr. Kcrwlu. sible for me to come. At the last mo- They cannot always'tell." Tho Various Prooouog That Productf The banker was a hard featured ment, .however. I decided to risk the A AIEMORIALJ)AY STORY "But if ho did ho might come horn tho Conflicting Properties Neoegsaig; sturdy man of fifty-five, wltb a mouth ogflIn"->- Mary Trcadwell'a voice brob In Truco Modern Projectile Resisting) that was n perfectly straight line and as sho thought of bow much oblonuj By STAM.EY JOHNSON eyes capable of extraordinary coneen she would endure to sea her son again Warship Jaokoto, ' trntlon, so that hls.ghince was not for Copyright by Stanley Johnson, 1 "Como home again I Ho nevor can, Only armored warships could live fcj Tears «go the ISov. Samuel Butter- one's face In general, but for a partic- Mary. Harry's llfo has gone for hi a naval battle with modern bis cud field became Involved against his wish ular part of It—tho tip of thenose or a country. Hp is dead, and we mns: projectiles in uso, and 'hence tho ms&t iii a tangled litigation over nn estate, "I wish you didn't take it so much t line In one's forehead. I found this po mnko his good namo live." .' las of armor plato has become 6t ffris just share may bnve been about heart, Aaron. Let It be enough fo cullnrlty of Mr. Kerwln's somewhat As tbe years rolled on the proud fa science, Tbe manufacture of annosr; ^2,1)00, but bis elmnco of getting it was you and" mo that wo know our boy disquieting! yet bo seemed, upon tbe ther lived up to bis faith in his son' plate has devojoped considerably is I& .extremely slender. Very wisely, lie dis- died fighting for his country." whole, to boa more amiable man than innocence. Bravely ho faced the llttli cent years, and In no branch of tils, missed tbe matter from his mind after his aspect would indicate. "It is enougb, surely—enough for us, world at TVescott village. Onco onl; steel industry Is thoro greater opp<^' Entrusting- bis case to tbe law firm of "An to tills money, tills new fortune Mary. But not for Harry I mean to he ralsedhls volco in his son's defensi tun I ty for engineering and mechanical ivh'ieb my father was tbe bend mid I of mine,'" wild.the clergyman after the show folks that I believe he lies among in tho old brick store. skill, coupled with metallurgical knoab tbo latest addition, fresh from the hanker had made my acquaintance and the nation's honored dead at Gettys ,"My boy never deserted," he Bald., edge, than in tho,operations of for&taG .school. hud helped himself to tobacco, "my burg and was not adeserter, even if with prond conviction. "You folks ma .and rolling,-followed} by tho exact heat) friend lias come to talk with me in re- the records at Washington say bo was, think what you please. But nover for- We saw Mr. Butterfleld not oftener treatment essential to producD tho eiEi sponse to a letter which I wrote before I know my boy—our' only child. W got that Aaron Treadwell knows that than twice Q year thereafter during the most conflicting properties ncj you bad been so good nB to advise mo gavo him to"the Union. That record his boy died at Gettysburg; that he Is tedious progress of the suit. He would in modern armor. .. In regnrd to nn investment." - proud of him and always will bo nn come down to Boston ami lunch with 13 a dreadful mistake." The plate must bo bard, glass rS, ' the money was already invested. is glad that'he raised him \o do LI my fulher and me, and occasionally he And BO It was' every Memorial day to resist penetration.by heavy project It was the first that I had heard of that share of the fighting on that day.'1 w6uld brlug his daughter with him. fact. and nt the annual encampments of thi tiles moving ut tremendous velocities! They were ideal companions, the un- 1 thought It probable that this rural Grand Army Aaron Troadwell neve Thus for nearly forty years Ao.ro yet tough and flbi'ous enough to ta&Q worldly and serene old man and (he tmnlccr of nearly twice my years would failed to give public .testimony of his Treadwell walked among his follow up tbo momentum without cracking 033 liriglit eyed, eager girl, each Inspired resent my intrusion into the affair, but faith In his son's innocence. Mrs. farmers with i head erect. To him hi distortion. Mechanically, then, tfcS (With Ilio tenderest devotion and lllu- 1 misjudged him. In the blandest man- Treadwell always pleaded with him ti son was dead to all but honor. ntato must hare an extremely han3 xnincd by ft wondrous understanding ner and with no further hint from Mr. be content with his own firm convic- Whenever the great annual encamp surface and a fibrous backing, Tbesg of" tbe other's heart. They were both Butterfleld be proceeded to lay the tion of bis son's soldierly qualities. ment of the Grand Army came to New requirements were attained in part bjp|. children when they were in the elty, whole- matter before mo briefly, but But it wjis all in vain, and tho father England bo made a point of attending tho old compound armor. Molten Btee| and they would go bnck to the little with exemplary clearness. I listened and mother appeared together. wltb his wife. The faith ho" hnd kep s poured, on to a wrought Iron platq and cooled. Tho slab was then MH town of Denby, in tbe obscurest corner ivitk .Increasing amazement. Tbe In- "No, Mary," he conthiued, "1^ shal alive for n generation brought him In- heated, forged and rolled to tho TO" ' of the slate, congratulating each oilier restment was of a speculative charac- never bo too old to do this for Harry. to some prominence with tho veteran quired dimensions. If tbo operation^ upon the fine time that they had hnd. ter in the sense thnt it promised ex- God' forbid It! Harry never turned bis of his native state. were successfully carried out the ling At last the suit was settled very ad- traordlnnry returns, yet it wus so back on bis duty, not even with tho Some effort was made to clear the of demarcation wns scarcely vlslbla vantageously for our client, but, to our shrewdly considered and so wisely threatened slaughter at Gettysburg," record, but it was impossible to find great regret, he could not come to Bos- based upon Important private informn- Trescott sent/many strong men to evidence that would overthrow tbe Recently a modification of tills pros* THE EVIDEtf CB OP THE INNOCENCE OF HAH- CBS was Introduced to cheapen onfl ton to enjoy tbe little celebration which lon thnt I could find no basis for crlti- the front in 1801, Some of them are government's position. It was clearly BIT TnEADWEH WAS CONVINCING TO AIL. rendor less tedious tho production c3 we bad planned. He wrote, by his •ism: It was nn opportunity such as alive today, and each Memorial day established thero bad been a party o armor. A layer of hard steel ws£| daughter's band, that the inclemency ono may not have hi a lifetime, and they walk to the cemetery on the brow seven who. had esenped from tho lines a"m"WHUiiff, da I TiaVB -lived mtrco H.aT of the winter bad drawn heavily upon hero was n practical certainty that REV. MR. BUTTEBFIELD ANSWERED KEB- hnt night, day, under o dlfrcront name from that 1 poured Into n cooled mold, tbo tmiss-- of tbe hill, and tho blue p;aks of New boro on tho day wo left tho flew at Qot- his strength and that be feared to WIN WITH INFINITE IJELICACY. Side quickly sotting. On tbo still flnliS . Mr. Dutterflcld would quadruple his Hampshire's majestic mountains look "There's no use trying to do ririy- tysburg. You will never know who I am tempt the rigors of llarch away from or pasty surface a thick layer of EOSiJ money within a few years. Nothing -ErriiuluTnc^ne; unu -B? ?r •re- down upon their devotion. hlng, boys," old Aaron Treadwell said. or where I live. But when I reaa tho ac- his old, familiar shelter. :ould be more natural than that so re- count of hla fatherfB Joy I thought he steel was poured, By careful man!jjT& ult I left the car in a farmer's bam One of these bravo boys was Harry 'I don't care for myself what the gov- ought to know that Harry Troodwell was innrknhle n piece of good fortune should lation tbe union of tho surfaces vrag it appeared that Sir. llutterfleld, who :wcnty miles from Denby nnd reached Treadwell, the only child nnd main- ernment says. It doesn't make an; ono of the seven; that ho followed us bad never before been more than a few linvc excited this placid old man. almost complete, and it was imposa& hat place in the farmer's wagon about stay of his father and mother on tbo dlffcrcnco with what I think. I would from camp, pleading and bogging that we liundred dollars ahead of the world, Vet, singularly enough, while Mr. Ker- BlioulJ come back and not stain tho good bio to detect the break in composlttet 1 o'clock Sunday forenoon. Blue Hill farm. When Captain Lang bo glad If it could be done, but ever regarded bis new fortune timidly and ivln was disclosing these facts to me the record of our years In the army with dls on vlowlng tho fractured section. 5Sifa The sermon had begun In Mr. Butter- organized a regiment of tho New In Harry's father's mind be is an inno- honor. would value our udvice in regard to its 'lergyman's attention wandered. I ob- ent man. I knew my son, and I know method of manufacture was undonbC" deld's church when I crept In and took Hampshire farmers from Grafton investment. He bad conio to an age icrvcd Hint he surreptitiously read from the most Inconspicuous seat. No one ho never deserted tbo ranks." When tho congressman of tho district cdly an improvement on the old coidt county Harry Sad returned flushed wltb where citrtlily treasure could iio longer i large book which be held open on lils noticed me. My first glance revealed Tbero was something grandly iippenl. ot which Trescott Is a part told this pound method. excitement ami the ardeat patriotism lure tbe fancy, yet for bis daughter's ;nee and that lie was only mildly inter- :o me that tbe congregation was excep- IDS In the firm confidence of the whlti alo to a congressional committee he The Increasing size, velocity nnSI of his nineteen years. snke he would wish to be n prudent sted in my approval of the Investment. ionally Intent upon the discourse. laired man, and It was not without its moved the earnest legislators to tears. hardness of modern armor plerctB^ • steward of his possessions. "I nm satisfied, quite satisfied," he There was a thrill in the air that "I must go, father. I hate to leave nfluence on others. He was an old Tho record was immedately changed, rojectllea havo necessitated tho lntn> My father laid down tbe letter and said. "My friend Kerwln hag kindly larmed me at first, and then I per- you and mother, and so much to do man now, nnd bis unbroken belief was with tho expressed regret of the gov- ductlon of tho modern armor. Tttel looked at me thoughtfully. nken this whole matter off my mind. eived the flavor of keen enjoyment. with all the new land we have cleared, ondcrful in the eyes of thoso who rnment at tho years of obloquy that process of manufacture essontlalb) "I have n vague impression," said trust bis judgment Implicitly. Sure- That reverent assemblage was wor- but It wouldn't be right. One of us heara of It. . ad been unjustly hanging over tho consists in caso hardening to a dcirtQ be, "that Miss Butlerfleld will never ly,'' he ndded after a momentary pause, ihiping with fervor, and at tbo same must go, and II: wore better it wns I."- name of Harry Treadwell, closing with of about two inches the surface c3 be dependent upon tills money. Her "I have been very fortunate of late. ;lme It was tasting an exquisite pleas- Mary Tread well's face blanched. His townspeople camo almost to ho words: homogeneous tough nickel chrosogt fnfher lias put it into the Denby bnnlc, Tlila money has been greatly blessed to ire. Nothing else so delights a New "Oh, Harry," the exclaimed, "we can- hare It, and ofteutlmes they endcav ''Burled among the unknown and hon- steel. Special air or self hardening which happens to be a very sound in- me. It has procured me tlie acquaint- England gathering as a discourse which not spare you! -It would kill me. Our WIHI to dissuade him from taking o ored dead—after Gettysburg." nickel and more complex steels OR} stitution. I would advise him to leave ance—I may even venture to say the las a message that is not In tbe words, nly child, my boy, to go and be shot ong journey to some, encampment. used for lighter armor, gun shlelSd it there for the present and not to friendship—of a innn whom I have long •et Is clear to all; something which is down"— This was especially true when tho RISE OF THE EMBASSY. and-cast armored structures, worry, Suppose you write a letter to misjudged." And he beamed upon tho >ercelve that effect," iron faced Kerwln. "Doctrinal differ- ithout statement, appealing to the derly. "Mary, I'll go. Harry Is right. 904. Aaron Treadwell was over At First Ambamadon Were Rated eo nnces and carefully cast into inffcia long cherished secret opinions of tbe I did so and received two replies, the ences," he continued, "have held us One of us must go." Iglity yours old, and they feared the "Honorable Spies." up to eighty tons In weight. Tbcsato* earers, fulfilling a task which each apart for some yenrs." xertion would be too much for him It was not until tho close of tho Of- gots are then slabbed under powerfoB first from Mr. Buttorflcld, accepting as striven wltb on his own account. "No, no! It were better I "went, fa- "Doctrinal differences," repeated lier- But he shook his head, and persisted. &cnth century that the permanent em- hydraulic presses (18,000 tons) or toll, our advice, the second from his daugh- Tho Itev. Mr. Butterfleld was answer- her. I am yor.ng and full of life—yes, win, with n rigid grin. "That's a good "I kuow we are old, Mary nnd 1, but ed direct to tho required dimension^ ter,' taking the other side of the ques- ing Kerwln with Infinite delicacy, with- jassy became at all common, and not phrase." no must stand up for our boy as long tion. The effect was somewhat odd, as ut the faintest personal reference or ntil tho end of the sixteenth that it, depending on the power of the mOZs the two letters were in the same hand ."By the way," said the clergyman, s there is tbo breath of life in us. Ho became a generally recognized Institu- and appliances, During the rolling recognizable quotation, yet all present wnn n good boy; n brave soldier, no and. came by the same mull. One was veiling a nervous impatience, "upon nderstood. They knew also In what tion. .Spnln led the way In the matter. peration, which lasts about an hotis£ ought seventeen battles, and he's nev- thnt poiut which we were discussing the two men who for years had In 1187 Dr. Roderlgo Gondesalvl da the slab is reversed and Inverted to 08- r had any one elsiS to stand up for the other evening I find here the fol- eld aloof bad at last been brought to- uebla wad appointed-permanent Span- tain; uniformity of working, and scalg him." lowing stntement." gether. It looked like fate. Otherwise ish ambassador to England, and ns ho Is removed by wood fagots and xngli Ho read from the big book a para- r. Butterfleld might soon'havc passed And so the aged father and mother as still in London in 1500, the Span- tor jets. After rolling tbe plate £3 graph heavy with scientific terms. o his reward and never have done this ipeutjthat week In Boston, feeling that ish embassy hi the British capital must siially quenched. Kcrwin's eyes glistened, and ho spoke work which was his to do in that com- ill the wonderful display of patriotism o regarded as tho oldest among the The next operation Is that of caed» the instant that the reader paused. He munity. He had needed personal expe- md honor was as much for their son permanent embassies of tbo world. hardening, and in this two plates OK) hnd not uttered three sentences before ience of Kerwin's method of attack, :s for the others. Spain was followed by Venice. In ut face to face, separated by a laycaf 1 perceived thnt tbe man wns a dog- ho personal pain of finding no answer,' They were tenderly cared for by 140G tho Venetian republic, owing to )f the carburlzing reagent If It b4 matic materialist and that be was ham- he Joy of final perception thnt nil those [hose who knew them. Captain Lang, ho fact that "tlie way to the British lolld, or if gaseous hydrocarbons] ttd mering at the foundations ot the oth- irguments are realiy beside tbo Issue ivho went with tbe other Trescott vet- Isles is very long and very danger- sed tho plates are slightly separata^.' ~ er's belief. iml that realities of spiritual things >rau3, came around one morning to >us," appointed two merchants rcsl- to allow free passage for the harden Kerwln was one of those men who ?annot be attacked by testimony of aron Trcadwell's room; ent in London as subambasciatorea ing gases, by bricks arranged in rowii hose who have not seen them because linve rend a great mass of high grade ''There Isn't much, going on this or tho republic, but in tbo summer of The plates aro maintained at rednesg hey have studiously looked tlie other scientific literature late in life, but morning; Come with mo to tho Cadets' the same year Andrea Trovlsano ar- in a car furnace for three weeks ang way. have never had a groundwork of scien- rmory, whtie the Loyal Legion lias rived in London as permanent ambas- ithdrawn after tho hardening cartxc} \ tific training. They know what the* ts headquarters. They have the most sador at tho court of Henry VII. has penetrated to tho required deptd scientists say, but not what they mean. It was tbe absolute end of Kcrwin's ntcrcstlng collection of relics of the It was about this period that thero 'he plates are thus cnrburlzed and K3 It Is nearly "impossible for any man reputation ns a "spiritual adviser" In ,-lvll war I have ever seen." egan to bo evolved that Ideal of diplo- made capable of being hardened, bafj who has not received systematic in- that town, ntid everybody felt it to lie Aaron Treadwell nnd his wife were macy which.. Machiavelll expounds they aro not yet actually hard. Attbfj) struction in tlie aetifal labor of investi- so. But the strangest part of It wna lellghred. Everything connected with 'lth such thoroughness In "Tho tage all boles aro drilled and plugged^ gation to understand the real essence thnt Kerwln took the thrust so well. ho civil war had come to possess a ?rlnco" and "Tbo Discourses on IJvy," nd any bending or machining necagi of' the simplest scientific statement, He positively enjoyed It. 'lUil Interest to them. in Ideal best Indicated, perhaps, In 3ary is carried out. such as "salt consists of sodium and Suddenly the old man fell to the floor "Tlie venerable villain!" saP he, jlr Henry Wotton's famous definition, From this point onward tho trcafji chlorine." The grentest chemist In the mooting me after the service, "He has n a faint. They picked him up ten- 'An ambassador Is an honest man sent menta differ. Somo mnkors insist «3 world might sny that, but lie would undermined my faith. Aim at my age derly nnd carried him Into one of the :o Mo nbrond for tho good of bis coun- eating and quenching in oil or watesf menu only thnt no one whom he knew too! It's n rascally piece of business." ooms "of tho Loynl Legion. Mary 17." So universally was this Ideal ac- _ removo any coarso stnicturo tbaH of hud ever found anything else in salt. Doubtless ho felt his defeat keenly Treadwell bathed his head, trying to cepted and elaborated that tho "com- may have been formed daring U«3 The true scientist takes his render's enough, though he made a jest of it In keep back tfca tears, and with restora- dent ambassador" of the old school ong annealing whilo carburlzing. ltd luck of dogmatism for granted, and such terms. Indeed, to those who know ives he was soon revived. lever expected to bo believed. ext essential operation is that c3' tliut is why lie is so rarely understood. the man It was n measure of his cha- As soon as he opened his eyes he In tho sixteenth and seventeenth cen- hardening, and this Is usually can Mr. Butterlleld seemed bewildered by grin that he should labor so conscien- 'alscd himself and stood erect, a ;uries tho position of ambassadors was ied out in one of two ways. Eltbea tlie skeptic's array of facts nnd to be tiously thereafter to safeguard and in- itrange light gleaming: In bis eyes, bis nything but comfortable. Sovereigns he plate is uniformly beated to UsS vainly scelviiig for some higher scien- croase Mr. liutterfleld's small fortune. ands tremb'lng with an eager excite- "S WAS OOINO TO BIVE IT TO YOU WHEN thought it wiser to keep them nt a enfa hardening temperature and quenched,, tific nuthority which would contradict It became n passion with him, and his ment. Taking his wife's arm tenderly, VOU WAS TWENTY-ONE, HABBV." distance. Henry VII. of England for- by a series of water Jets playing on tU$ his enemy. Such n struggle Is futile success was tbe wonder of all Denby. e wild "I want to be nlono with my ade bU subjects to hold any lntor- ipper surface with sufficient force t3 and tends more strongly than anything nd full of fight for the country we wlfo In there just a minute, If I may." ourso with Uicm, while Frando I. of irevent tho formation of steam or Im else to throw the mind into a condition oth love." There were only n few in tho room, Children and Books. Trance adopted the policy of beeping process known as "dlffercnttdf of miserable and hopeless doubt. With And so It wns decided. During the ind the curator gently asked them to Dr. Johnson held views far In ad- hem away from court They wero quenching," by which the carbnrlzsS inexpressible Pain I beheld tbe begin, tallowing six vi eeks Harry drilled with vance of bis age on the subject of chil- ionic away for a short time. lalntalncd purely on tho basis of the OCOASIONALLV HIS DAUGHTER OAWK nlng of the ruin of this guod old man's urface is heated to a teinperatura dren's books. The child Itself, bo held, he others on tho village green. His As soon as tho door closed Asron mlanco of advantage. Each sovereign WITH HIM. fu'Bi and pence, and by 11 o'clock of from which It will harden and t&4 wus tho best Judge. "I would/put a mtlnislnsru often dried the tears on Treadwell drew his wife across tho •eckoned that tho advantage Accrnlng tli t evening I wns upon the point of nder sldd kept well below, so nttalnms for the linn: (he oilier was addressed child, into a library (wbero no uuflt lls mother's chocks nnd mnde his fu- oom and. pointed to one of the cases. o him for being able to havo "bonor- • Lowing Kerwln out of the window. gradual fall in temperature from tfcg to. my l°nHUT. but as the Buttciili'hl books arc) nnd let blm read ut bis her's heart bound with prldo. "There It Is, Mary. Look! Harry's iblo spies" in tho shape of ambassa- A 4-.T the banker had gone Mr. But- op to tho bottom, Tbe whole plato t3 . case bud boon in my charge I he letters choice," ho said. "A. child should not "There are worse troubles than this, watch!" lors at foreign courts more than com- terlield tried to continue the discussion :hen Immersed In water, the hotter Btr* were pinned liwther and "respectfully bo discouraged from reading anything lothcr," he would say, "and one of pensated for tho losses which camo ills with 'nit': but, iiniling that I agreed 'aco alone being hardened, wbllo tla rofonvil" I') in'c.' bo takes a liking to from a notion that hem would be to stay up here In Trcs- She brought her old eyes close to.tbe way from having around him tho with him too well, he desisted. He mrk Is toughened, Further mechanlcaS Wrlthrs! from her father's dictation, it is nbovc his rench. If that LID tbo •ott while the others went to do the lass before the case. "honorable, epics" of other powers. 86 seemed to be upon thnt dangerous bor- perations can bo carried out only BjJ Miss ltiilicrlield primed these words: caso tlie child will soon find out and Ighting." "It looks llite It, Aaron, hut"— tho system gradually consolidated It- derland where old time faith wanders grinding or cutting with oiyiicetylawi ' "l'?nr tin' Ural time in a long life I feel desist If not he. of course, gains tho When the day came for departure, "It Is, Mary! It Is! I nlways hnd elf. - in sou rch of causeless combats, as tbe tho plate has now undergono UUJ relief from the pressure of pecuniary Instruction, which Is so much the more nfter the first battle of Bull Run, bis the number. If they would let us look li night.') errant (lid in days of chivalry. It was not, however, until tbe con- reatment conferring maximum hanS» cures."' likely to como from the Inclination mother gave him a Testament and a Inside of it. But wait a moment." When I saw Miss Tlulterfleld next gresses of Vienna nnd Aix-ln-Ohapollo, CBsi " • ;' Writlnu' over her mvn signature, slip with which ho takes up tho study." little memorandum book. Aaron Trcad- He Irew his wife into hlH arms, and expri'rwi'd this opinion: "My dither morning I dared not tell her the truth. n'cll hnd been down to tho Trescott or a few m'.nutcs their tears fell to- n 1816 and 1818, respectively, tbat di- In resume, It will be rioted that tbexS serais very much worried, uu-Aieo> •which Mr. Iluttcrllelil mimioscd-ho felt Icon nltogi'tliir hi the right, she would inppon." lth n face beaming with bnpplnesB, rlslon and control, for tbe skill of t&3 Imve feared him little less, ft'hnt, then, a similar way sodium passes through naat; .' .....•_;__ . glneer and metallnrglBt mar bo fim was mi'rely a---delusion and (hat he lass m lh ls n usof 1 nnrry Treadwell was ono of tho amo Into tho room. Ho.went up to would have been her sentiments tmvard'l f. ; «_ }_ [\ . ... . ", 'aithful units in the ranks that did tho 10 captain. o tho severest tests, not of tho labafi^ really \vnn more disturbed in uiliul hy manufacture of vacuum tubes, becnuso 1 Sunditonoo Are Porous. Ills rccccut acquisition than lie lind ever him coining UH the apostle of the drear- •enl work of preserving tho Integrity ory or the testing machine, bat out m sodium can bo passed Into the tube to The old soldier eceracd to expostulate Tho more porouB teds of sand and been liy narrow circiiiiistiiiicoK. lesl t ffalsehood which ever entered the if the United Htntcs. He was in sov- ently, but Aaron Treadwell insisted. tho "g|gy mists," when failure d $ world? absorb tbe^ residual oxygen, nellntl, gravel along stream vnlleyB, lake unit may imperil the- safety ami effii After coiisiilernhle thought upon this mlecn battles, wns wounded nt An- Ho drew forth nn old wnllet, nnd, Bhuf- thaoo Italian nn physicist1 , hans shown that liorea and the coast absorb Tflry largo 1 mutter I decided to go to Denby for a I learned.1 that Kerwln hud been n, } . " " " W "**; » <• letam and token n prisoner nt Vlcks- lng nraong somo of his boy's letters, n of tho whole.—Cnambors J imounts of water. Next to theao on- quiet, fioothing lulk witli Mr. Butter- regular nnember of Mr. Butterfleld's «?.«f» ™» «»" "'™"?. >urg. Once during big long service he rought forth tbo bill for tbo watch. oal. /. 1 Matter may therefore be generally re- lonsolldatcd deposits tho rocbi capa- Ileld nnil to give Banker Kerwln a hit church fur thirty years nnd that bis lad come home for n brief furlough. There's the number, captain. I nl- garded as full of hole's. jlo of direct absorption are sandstones Operations and Operations, of nrtvii.'o. skepticism wan one of those open se- "I nm still II common soldier, father. ivaya know it; now I wont tho rest to •rct.s which are to lie found• In every ind certain porous limestones. Tho ab- "After all, success is. merely n On the following Saturday afternoon always do as I am told. Thero are now it." , • , ter of environment." .New lOnglnnd totvu. Tho mini was Two Houoatonlcs. ilenty of o'tbers who can havo tho pro- Captnln Lang went to the curator, orption by granites, elates and otbor when I stepped down from the train at valued for his honesty, which hud he- Tho first American vessel sunk by a masslvo rocks Is relatively ellsht, ac- "As for oxamplo?' Denby Iliu clergyman and bis daugh- otlonB. I am perfectly content, to bo nd they quljtly unlocked the ense. "Wed, tbo greatest surgeon m!g&g come a superstition In that region. bostllo submarine in warfare bore tho "We'll let him think so nny way," ho ording to tho United States soolostcal te'r.' wore walling for me on the plat- Sftluo mo of Cnptuln Lang's 'Bed Hot Boys,' possibly ba a dismal failure operating "creed" was generally regarded as ! namo ns tho Housatonle, also tho is they call us." , mill, "He's had It In his mind so many lurvcy," department of tho Intorfor. A form. Mr. Iliitterlleld wore no overcoat, nrst on tho Stock Exchango."—Boston Trai> n mere miporlleiul oddity, a Imiraless ' American Btcamor sunk by n dcr- "And wo aro Just ns proud of you ns rears that it's affected his head, I :ublo,foot of,sand will absorb on An liiit them wns n very' broad woolen nirecUitlon resulting from reading too mnu snbmnrlno after tbo break In dlp- irerago about ten quarts of water, end cript. __j ' " eciirf mound his neck, the.fringed cudu you wcro n colonel," his father an- link." ninny big books, Yet the ifinn bad j Iomntle relations occurred. The for- iwcred. " i The wnteh was pierced through with ertain porous sandstones will absorb falling 'almost to his knees. A black than one mliul In that i mcr VCSBL'> waa tho United, States Her Oaored Ward. And then came Gettysburg, Nothing bullet.. Tho label rend, "Picked up two to six quarts. Wlillo there bj no' ''Soft hat of ancient design, more pic- town, Ihoiigli the victims themselves steamship Hoiiftatonlc, sunk In CbnrJcs- 'Not going to Allco's luncheon? Bug res over henrd ot Harry Treadwell 'rora tho Ucld nt Gettysburg, AugUBt, leOnito lower limit to tbo penotratlon turpsiiuo than the £t,vlo of today, was were In inost cases unaware of It. ton linrbor tho night of Fob, 17, 1801, u gavo your sacred wordl" £, fter that, except tho government's ro- it water, it Is- probable that Uttlo our- "So I did, and I'd go in a mlnqts tt ujiiiu IIIH head'iiiihead,'iiiid woolen mittens However, let me speak of Kerwln as by tho Confedcrnlo submarine H. IJ. isoo." . fnco water penetrates moro tbfin tliroo Hunlcy. iort thnt fell lil:e a Bhadow upon' hla They openod the corroded caoo after my dress bad como home."^ were njioa Ills bnlids. He removed oho well as I ciui. I owe him much." Tt arcnta' life. miles below tbo surface, and moat of of UICHI! mltlcns ns I npproacbed, and I ivnu ns his secret uilvcrBnry that I be- 'orklng somo time with their knives. Tho Boy and the Doff. ' ' The records rtated that ho had been tbn porea nnd crevices la rocluj aro olwcrycd thnt (ho band which ho ex- loqk myuelf n second time to nenby. ut the number of tho watch was tho Henry—I dont see your little eon 'no of a party ol soven sensoned mon, :loscd below tho depth of a tew hnn- tended toward iuo was ns whlto as It wns. the decision to tbll Lucy the sanio as tho ono on tho bill, Tbo evl- . A Spoolnllsfc around nny more. ?bo, having iii.naed through BO many Ircd feet—Geological Survey JJullcUn. ll Tims I know that ho lind aged whole truth nbout the matter whlel|l enco of t'io Innocence of Harry "Fa, wfcat'o a specialist?' r lnBtBce Mrs: , Dogmoro—No. Fifl simply mttlcs, decided not to faco the Im- rcadwell was convincing to all. "A man who has discovered wMca c3 e3©O«f " Hint brought us Into real harmoihy. rnnt , , f . , ... i , •• • . tolorato him, so I sent him nwny 'Onfllnjr cnrnfijjo o? that dsy RD4 <3e- Not many weeks nfter Aaron Tread- It tnya to ndvortlsQ in Tho Register. tolents will brlns blm tbe mssSt jXnrjr folii me utjuur JSSaUilcss tlila wronfijieadea rascal Jt o Ills aunt .for a ,-riontu or two. '»ied. • '• • • .'.••• •;•'-.'. roll died, happy .that he .Und Hvoa to —Advertisement. loney. my son."-Doaton Transcrtc& ( l: THE M3> BANK REGISTER. Paga Fifteen.

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• scr• The merchant who stops his advertising because the weather is hot makes a business error. Hot weather in- duces lassitude, but the buying of goods doesn't stop. People buy food in hot weather, They buy clothes. They buy all kinds of merchandise. The merchant does not close his store because the weather is hot. He keeps his store open and he makes it as inviting as he can. Progressive merchants have learned that it pays to continue their advertising regardless of the condition of the weather. They reap the benefit of keeping their business in the public eye. .; As much money is sp^nt in Red Bank and the sur- rounding country in the siin^n^r as in the winter. Possibly -more money fespent^ fo^ and boarders and surii- mer people who come to this^l6cality in the summer always spend more or less money. , The Red Bank Registe| is the paper which reaches atoost all of these people, as^ell as almost all of the resi- dents hereabouts. The Reg^ter long ago took for its motto "A Paper in Every Home," affi it,comes very close to living up to this motto. vNo paper is looked for more eagerly than The Register and no paper is more thoroughly read. It has the news of Red Bank and of all the neighboring towns and villages for many miles around. The Register's value to business men is unequalled in telling the public the news of the stores. No paper ap- proaches The Register in circulation. It goes into 5,700 homes every week and the merchant who tells these 5,700 families week > after week of what he has to sell cannot fail to reap a large profit on his investment.

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,, mi/ Tl iT i ill I Page Sixteen, JoHn of Mardean left last week for California to spend the summer. Tho shore road at Belford was CLOSE© 'ALL 0AY" WEDNESDAY,' J ULY '4th closed Friday and Saturday while th BELFORD SUNDAY-SCHOOL FAIR drawbridge was being repaired. CLEARS $50. Tho first group of childron fiom New York arrived Saturday' nt tho Chapel Hill R&itei $300 for Red Cron Eunice homo nt Chapel Hill. Fund—Birthday Party a« Belfore Miss Mnrearot Troanor of Phil —Mr.. Mlllard Trimble Overcome ndelphla is visiting her mother, Mrs with Heat at Keamburg. Samuel Smith of Bolford. Tho-Belfbrd Sunday-school clcnre Miss .Louise McCnffcry of Brook- $60 by the fair last Thursday ijight n lyn is spending the summer with Mrs, BROAD Broad Street RED BANK Epworth hall. The church board me Joseph Doris'of Belford. ' . last night at the church. Rev. Elijah Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pettit of "ALWAYS THE LATEST AND BEST IN PICTURES" F. Reed prench'ed Sunday night 0" South"Amboy are spending tho sum- food conservation. mer nt New Monmouth. About $300 was collected from Hosford Brnckett of Chapel Hill Chapel Hill residents for the Redentertained about sixty persons at a Wednesday £ Thursday Cross .fund. The collectors wer dance a few nights ago. • '" Don't bother with putting up lunch; you can obtain everything heeded right here already Daniel W. Irwin, David Nagel am John H. Ahenrn of Belford has n Thomas Gnrvey. I. B. Hosford was contract for cutting 400 cords of prepared. We specialize in those "different" little delicacies which add distinction to a July 4 & 5 appointed a collector but ho had to g« wood on Sandy Hook. collation without adding to the expense. . away on business. -Mr. and Mrs. John Moulds ,of Nave- Wnt. Fox Presents A birthday party was given last sink have been •entertaining relatives Following is a partial list of the " Luncheon Delicacies "prepared by, our chef: • THE'GREAT Friday night in celebration of thefrom New York. fourth birthday of Muriel White, James Hyers of Belford, who is POTATO SAL AD..., .lb20c CELERY SALAD...... ;...... Ib25c daughter of Clifford White of Bel employed at Fort Hancock, is on a ; VEGETABLE SALAD lb 25p FRUIT SALAD;...... Ib25c ford. Muriel has had a party every week's vacation. birthday. The house was decorated Boyden Downes of Belford is work CHICKEN SALAD .lb 65c CRAB MEAT SALAD..',. ,...lb40c with pink roses and a large birthday ing in the Central railroad shops at LOBSTER SALAD ; lb 76e SALMON SALAD ...lb30c cake with four candles on it was in Elizabethport. the center of the table. Music was TRIPE SALAD ;.lb25c HAM SALAD...... ,1b25c enjoyed on a victrola. Four gener- Miss Lillian Oldrich of Belford en- TUNA FISH SALAD lb 40c PIMENTO CHEESE lb 85c- ations were present at the party. Th< tertained-friends from New York guests were Muriel's great-grandpar Sunday. CHICKEN CROQUETTES...... 3 for 10c CRAB MEAT CUTLETS., ....;...3 for 10c ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Truex and Miss Gladys Johnson of Harmony Is HAM CROQUETTES 2 for 5c DEVILED CRABS...... ;..... '.8for 25c Mr. and Mrs. Robert Runypn; her entertaining a friend from South grandparents* Mr. and Mrs. Albert Amboy. • LOBSTER CROQUETTES...... 3 for 10c FISH CAKES...... 2for5c Runyon and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mrs. Hermanii Tarnow of Belford White; and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond is entertaining her sister from New White, Mrs. Anna Thompson, Misses York. Alva, Blanche, Ethel and Olive Run- Mr. and Mrs. John Hines of Bel- BOILED HAM, ROAST BEEF, CORNED BEEF, Etc. "Ik Parlipg of Paris" yon, Aline and Flora White and Ralph ford are spending a week at Atlantic Special Orders given particular attention and filled on short notice Runyon, Gordon and Alton White, City. NO ADVANCE IN PRICES Vivian Osborn and Aline Runyon of Richard Leonard has moved from Belford and Osceola P. Cottrell of Leonardo to Chapel Hill for the sum- ler. Don't Forget That These Delicious Crullers Are Still Selling at 15c per dozen Keyport. Muriel received many pres- Miss May Stnnkiewicz of Stone ents. church is employed at Asbury Park. ALL WEEK OF JULY 9th to 14th Mrs. Hulda Cook of Point Pleas- ant spent part of last week with her Charles Pert has moved into the mother, Mrs. Millard Trimble of Bel Purdy house at Belford. ford. Mrs. Trimble was overcome with the heat Sunday at Keansburg. RUMSON NEWS. IN ADDITION TO OUR REGULAR PROGRAM The Belford boy scouts will attend service next Sunday morning at theNew Community Market Doei a New Monmouth Baptist church. Miss Thriving Buiineis—Auto on Fire, Average weight about 9 lbs Eunice Straw of Freehold will give a The new community market at the Under the Direction of MR. JOSEPH MADDERN canning demonstration Friday after- parish house did a thriving business noon at the church. The Worth on Friday, the first dny it was opened. While girls will meet Sunday after- Vegetables fresh from Rumson road Uk to. ....• 0 i! J I1>_ .AJ9 noon at the parsonage. The Newestates were placed on sale and there Average weight 8-lb strip Monmouth Red Cross auxiliary will was such a rush of buyers that every- meet Thursday afternoon at thething was soldTh an hour. The vege- hurch. The auxiliary now has 49tables are donated and the profits are b turned over to the Red Cross society. IN TWO REELS members." The market will be open every Friday (Picnic Hams) average 5 lbs Rev. H. M. Lawrence of Newmorning from ten to eleven o'clock. With Following Cast of Local Ladies, Gentlemen and Kiddies Brunswick spent part of /last week An automobile owned by Arthur with Rev. and Mrs. Herbert J. Smith Ryall caught fire on the Rumson road RUTH.. Miss Minnie Reed of Navesink. About $10 was cleared one night last week. The firemen Ruth's Chum Miss Lillian Gwynn by the strawberry festival given Fri- were called out, but the flames were Essex Brand, 1'A lb pieces day night by the Epworth league. extinguished before they arrived. Jack Branson, Ruth's Lover Jack McDonald The festival was held in the lecture The damage was slight. room on account of the rain. Rev. Frank Elliott, His Rival Hosford Brackett J. W. Marshajl, district superintend- Mrs. JoTin Goff of Connecticut is FVJIss Rfl. V. Starts of Philadelphia will be with us all this week giving dally dem- R/Iayor Orton, Father of'Ruth...? James Patrick ent, will preach next Sunday morn- spending several days with her onstrations and showing many new ways of serving JELLO as Salads and Des- ing. mother, llrs. Mary Ohlandt. Miss serts. During the demonstrations the price of Jello will be 3 packages for 25c. Mrs. Orton, the Mayor's Wife Mrs. Wm. Darby "reda Ohlandt will return with Mrs. A Ford car owned by a Newark loff to Connecticut for a visit. Little May, Sister of Ruth Dorothy Metzgar man^skidded in some sand Sunday in The Methodists cleared $10.35 by A tramp, ;....; Roy Schlentz fronf of Mrs. Sara Jackson's house at strawberry festival last Wednesday. ocooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooGGoeoes Leonardo and struck a gas post. The Miss' Florence Kettel graduated Dart, Henchman of Frank Geo. H. Johnson post wasihroken in two and the car last week from a school at .Newark, NEWS KEYPORT Lester, Henchman of Frank Ernest Sheppard was overturned. None of the occu- here she took a course of studies to pants was hurt. They righted the eoome a kindergarten teacher. LINCOLN HOSE COMPANY BA. Luke, a Male Crook. .Ernest Bade machine and drove off as if nothing Miss Emily Pearsall spent part of ZAR STARTS TONIGHT. Claire, a Female Crook Madeline Constamm had happened. / last week with Mrs. Job S. Rulon of Mrs. Crane of Summit and J. C.Ocean Grove. Sons and Daughter! of Liberty Elec Police Officer. Frank Loversidge Bennett have opened their summer . Officer!—Red Croti Has Rooms in Miss Dorothy Carle, who is emr Girl Friends of Ruth .'! Esther Quigley, Nellie homes on the Port Monmouth shore ployed at Ray Pullen's store, is spend- Goran Building—Firemen Clea road. F. L. Frost of Stapleton, ng a vacation with relatives at New $225 at Supper and Fair. Elsingcr, Anna Parker. Staten Island, has rented A. I. Phil- 'ork. Miss Elva Longstreet is taking The bazar of Lincoln fire^ompany Friends of May...... Lois Hesse, Louise Kingsley, lips's cottage at Phillips's mill, near ler place at the store. of East Koyport starts tonight and Keansburg. William Macintosh and Daniel will continue until Saturday night. Bernice Fowler. Miss L. E. Strickbein of New York, Shea have joined a New York regi- The affair is being held on the Lei _^-- POSITIVELY NO ADVANCfe IN PRICES N. Rathbone of Orange and T. Nestor ment. They go to Now York every property on First street and a grea of Newark are at their sJhimer homes ~>iday night to drill, "Matthew Gro- variety of wares is being displayed. at Mardean. John Turbett nnd ;an, superintendent of A. M. Beadle- A number of articles are being dis- family of Newark are spending the iton's place, has enlisted in a New posed of on the co-operative plan and summer at their cottage at Brevent fork corps of engineers. supper will be served each night hut 4x6 Park. George W. Stevens' has returned the last. A contest. for - a diamond - $5.00 Bertram VanHise of New Egypt, rom the Long Branch hospital, where ring is also a feature, the young who has been employed on Charles le underwent an operation for a can- woman collecting the most money re- Cnsler's fishing boat at Belford, :er on his lip. ceiving the ring and the next^two 6x10 has taken a job as shipping clerk Mr. Parks, who is employed as ahighest lavaliers. The proceeds of at the Grnnten .chemical works at butler by J. Horace Harding, hasthe fair will be used to pay for the CELEBRATE THE "FOURTH" BY DISPLAYING A NEW FUG § New Brunswick. moved in half of Stephen Stevens's company's new auto truck. Mrs. Daniel T. Hendrickson and house. The Sons and Daughter of Liberty Miss Hope Willett of Harmony spent Mildred RofF is sick with measles. have elected the following officers: Friday with Miss Willett's sister Ruth, Councilor—Jennette Tlmm!>«[>». C.F.&S.H. ELLIOTT\ | who is a patient at the New York ?here has been an epidemic of this AHSOclnto councilor—Allco Roberts. lisease, but most of the children have Vice councilor—Mutilila ViRiio. Presbyterian hospital. ecovcred. Associate vice. councilor—Jonnio 68 Broad Street, near Monmouth, Red Bank, N. J. | Andrew B. Smith and family of The young women's Christian as-Stevens, Telephone 676-W , O Brooklyn are spending the summer nt Assistant reuorillni? secretary—Mrs, ociation building at Rumson was Norma Lovott. ooooooooaoooeooooooooaoooooooooooooooooooQOOoooooBooo their Port Monmouth home. Mr. ipened for the sumrrier season last Uulde—-Mrs, Delln Sluitts. Smith's daughter Emma has a new I'eek. Insklu guard—Adu KoliertH. Ford touring car. Outside Kiuml—Juirtlm Burluw. Miss Marion Southall of Leonardo Mrs. C. A. Bogert is spending two Trustee—Willlum B, Drowcr. 19O2 is camping at East Sebago," Maine, 'eeks on Long Island. The Red Cross has rooms in the MARCUS MILLIISTEHY Mi\ and Mrs. William Finnegan of Geran building on Front street. They with a party of Rutherford friends. Mewark have moved in Mrs. Shan- L.ADIES' WAISTS The group made the trip to the camp ey's house. Mr. Finnegan is here on are open on Tuesday, Thursday nnd in nn automobile. Saturday afternoons from two until Temporary quarter! 26 Broad Street, Red Bank, N. J. vacation. five o'clock. An entertainment for Mrs. Maine Irons of Port Mon- The Rumson garden club met mouth is expected home this week the benefit of the chapter will be held Vednesday morning in the parish tomorrow night at Miss Jane Car- from the Long Branch hospital, iouse. Moving pictures of bee cul- where she underwent an operation penter's on Third street. Grove visited her-grandparents, Mr, for a tumor. ure were sTiown. Liberty hose company of South nnd Mrs. William L. Conovcr, 'las John Farley? and family have Keyport cleared .about $225 on their week. • Mr. and Mrs. George B. Davison of oved here for the summer. New York and Mr. and Mrs. J. D. supper and fair held Thursday and Mrs. Georgo A. Sehultz and daugh THEATRE Leonard of Trenton spent Snturdny Friday in D. E. Mahoney's building at ters are spending the summer here and Sundny with Daniel W. Irwin of FAIR HAVEN NEWS. South Keyport. with Mr. and Mrs. William Muth. I Broad Street Red Bank Chapel Hill. • Martin Hoffman has sold his Over- A large audienco attended the Rev. Elijnh F. Reed and family and nnual Fair of Methodist Church to land touring car and has bought piano recital of Miss M. Margaret Silas Reed of Belford are spending Be Held Next Week. Buick roadster from Joseph Atkinson Clayton's pupils Monday night at the today with Mr. Reed's sister, Mrs. The annual fair of the Methodist of Freehold. high school auditorium for the benefit Mary Hnvens of Murray Hill. hurch will be held Wednesday and Capt. John 'Wilcox of Atlantic of the Red Cross. The program con- Mrs. Samuel Bnnford and daughter Thursday of next week. The fair Highlands, a former resident here, sisted of 29 selections. Those who Ida of Erie, Pa., are visiting Mrs. his year will be held in American Me- was in town Wednesday renewing old took part were Frederic. Silcox, Idu Matinee 3:00 P. M. Evening 7 to 11 Continuous Bnnford's parents, Mr, and Mrshanics. ' hall instead of at the church. acquaintances. Podelofsky, Eleanor Henderson) Frank Downes of Belford. ?he usual articles to be had at a Mrs. Elmer E. Morris has bought Louis Silcox, Ernest Todt, Sylvia Misses Pearl Schaado nnd Emma hurch fair will be on sale. the cottage on the lot recently pur- Delfman, Ida Jaffe, Florence Baker, Admission-Regular Prices SchalTer of Brooklyn spent Sunday John Farley moved his family here chased by St. Mary's home from the Marjorie Hardy, Mae Conover, Evan with Miss Schaade's sister, Mrs. Wil- for the summer last Wednesday. Jo- J. N. Voorhees estate nnd will movo geline Layton, Gladys' Birkbeck PHONE US TO CALL liam Gentsch of Belford. seph and Bernard Farley and Mrs.it to her lot on the corner of Second Gladys Croes,' Clementina Gerald! and Waverly streets. Evart Silcox, Helen Longstreet', for thnt gown or cont that has be- William Gehle of Jersey City spent Farley's sister were week-end visit- Evelyn Bedle, Mosos Jnffe, Robert come soiled or has been spotted. Wo Sunday with his wife, who is spending ors here. Thomas Fnrley suffered n Miss Bessie Chinery represented the Baptist young people's union and Todt, Freaerick Eckhart, Dorothy will send for it nnd dry clean it BO the summer with Mrs. J. Henry Wall- badly burned hand a few dnys ago Bedle, Elizabeth Brown, .Beatrice perfectly thnt even you yoursolf will ing of Port Monmouth. from the discharge of a blnnk cart- Kenneth Hand and Miss Evelyn Bedlu the Baptist Sunday-school at the Bap Rapp,' Harriett Smith, Evelyn Chin- not be able to discern that it is not A.son wns born Saturday to Mrs. ridge pistol. The wound was treated ery, ' Mabel Chinery, Ruth Snyder, liew. Your friends uso our dry clean- Willinm McLoughlin. wife of the su- nt New York. tist institute held at Hightstown last week. Amy Ormerod, Edward Mnurer unc ing to keep all their wardrobes now * perintendent of Melvin A. Rice's John Quinn of Freehold, ncconi' Ernest Bainton. ell tho time. ; You should do the same. ' plnce nt Leonnrdo. panied by a party of friends, took The Buyside gun dub will hold u Tho Men's club of tho Presbyterian Mrs. E. Dayton Smith of Leonardo, Sunday dinner with Mr. Quinn's big shoot next Saturday on their church will hold a sacred concert at wife of the agricultural tencher nt .brother-in-law,' Edward Ritter. In grounds at East Keyport, the pro-the church on the night of July-20th. EAGLE CLEAHERS AND DYERS f J i the Leonnrdo high school, gnve birth the nfternooi) tfie entire party en- ceeds of which \vill-be*gi/en to the Main Store: 95 Shrewsbury Avenue. to a son Fridny. joyed an automobile trip along the Red Cross for an ambulnnce in The club i? planning to fit up thu basement of the church as a club' ., Phono 18-M. Mrs. Benjamin Hnulboskey of shore. France. ., room. Leonardo spent Fridny with her Mr. and Mrs. Curtis have been en- Joseph Coward is able to be arclund Branch Storai 14 We.t Front Street. mother. Mr: Spencer Howland of tertaining friends from Dunellen. again after an illness of several Mr. nnd Mrs. F. Palmer Armstrong Phono 1028-J. Lonef Branch. Willinm E. Kirke has been enjoy- months. / und daughters Doris nnd Dorothy William Coc of Port Monmouth has ing n two weeks' vncation from his About $100 wns notted by thowere over Sunday guests of Mrs. bought a new Maxwell touring car position nt Columbia college. On women of the Reformed church from Armstrong's parents, Mr. and lira. from Edward vonKattengell of Red Sunday he took his fnmiiy down thetheir fair and entertainment held on John C. Schenck of Red Bank. T Bank. river in his motor b6at for a day's the church lawn Tuesday of last Mrs. George H. Brink has returned Miss Geraldine Mount of Locust outing. ' , ' . week. from a visit with relatives in South Point returned Fridny from Mont- Dr. John F. Becker spends the Donald ,D. Hand, who has been re- Orange. • clair normal school for the summer week-ends at his country home here. ceiving training for tho officers' re- Miss Emily Sprou), a teacher in AND vacation. Jnmes Mack, who has been on the serve corps at Fort Meyers, Va., the Lakcwood .school, wns a visitor GUARANTEED A Keyport trolley car was stalled sick list, is recovering. Eugene Kelly spent several days last •week with hi:i hero last week. nt the Leonardo station about twenty is visiting Mr. Mack. parents, Rev. and Mrs. A. W. Hand. Miss Elslo Osborn was the guest 4,000 minutes during the storm last Friday Georgo Albert entertained Mr. nnd not week of Mrs. Willinm Fair- John W. Mason has resigned his jrother of Flutbuah. If a tiro falls to run 4,009 mllcn va night. Mrs. Frank Albert of New York on position on the New Jersey state will rcplnco wltli unotlicr tiro for oao- Rev. J. F, Andrew of Navesink has Sundny. oyster commission. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roberts nnd half boiow price. bought a Chandler automobile from Willinm Hnll is on a vacation of Mr. nnd Mrs. William Danforth children of Brooklyn aro visiting Mr. Plnln Non- find Mrs. Samuel D. Roborts of Tnhon George Hance Patterson of Redthree weeks from his duties in theand children of Rutherford arc spend- Slzofl , Tlroa PL"1.'. Bank. New York postofUce. ing tho summer hero nt the Lennnn Broad street. , io.no 17.20. 12.26 , 7,ao.:..-. 7.(15, 2.B0 Peter Petrie of Philadelphia, n Fire Snturdny night destroyed a cottage at Oakwood park. Mr. and •Mr. nnd Mr!.-William Mnuror nnd o.au O.H5, 2.75 former resident of Leonardo, hasbarn and n bonthouse on W. Allen Mrs. Dnnforth were former residents children of Osborn streot wore guests 10.71) 11.41), 2.05 been visiting Austin Ashc of Leon- lnst week of Mr, nnd Mra, Fred 11,115 rj,7r,, ri.ir. Lowis'a property on tho river' bnnlt. hero. 31x4 14.nr. 15.10. .•us nrdo. Mrs. Edwnrd Drennnn nnd Mrs. Mrs. Edward S. Wnlling of New Bronkhurst in New York city. 311x4 10.15. .•MS- Mrs. Fannie Moak and Robert Todd Fields spent Monday nt Now. York. York wns tho guest lnst weok of Mrs. Mrs. Georgo Morris, who fins been 34x4 ifi!H»!!!!!' 111.51). .1,05' of Newark spent Sunday with Mr. •'siting Mrs. George Collins, its 111.,15..... 17.20. :i,nr> Mrs. Delia Parker of deNormandie John Stout. :ir., 17.7li. :i,0S nnd Mrs. George Hillikcr of Belford. nvenue is seriously sick. Miss Anna Antonidcs is having her (•pending tho summer in East Orange XI£HX I : jiO.Bin.nrO, 21. Mi. •4.0S Miss Esma Graff, who teaches Mrs. Elizabeth VnnNoto has rented IOUEO on Front street repainted." M. with her son, Charles Porcivul. .•15*4 22.70, 4.2f» school at Fort Lee, returned home to her house on .Main streot. LeBte'r Torry is doing tho work. Miss Olive Bray of Bath Bench was SI/JD!!'.!! 22.05. 4..'Iff tho guest lu«.t -week of her aunt, Mrs. 22.70 2:1.80, 4.4r> I Travelogue - Comedy - Cartoon Navesink Saturday for tho summer. Mrs. Fred Parker . had returned Conwny nnd Piney llnvo rented tho 24.(lii..,:. 25.SB. Mrs. Peter P. Rnfforty of Red Bank home after being away for two weeks. Brunswick bowling parlors for theCyrus Ross. • 37x5 . 26.85.. "t 1.50 was n Sunday guest of her nistor, Mrs. Sho bns rented her house on Mainsummer. . • • Stephen Rldgoway has n vacation FrojtoBltlon to &lv* Staler*. George Kinncy of Port Monnitiuth. ntrcot to Mr. Howgill. A; Robertson, who conducts n rom tils duties as mail carrier lioro, Through the Kindness of the management the proceeds of the Mrs. Adnlnide McKeobor of 'New "Mr. nnd Mrs. J. F. Clonan nnd baker shop "on First street, hns had md Joseph' Hinca is taking his place day's performances will be devoted to Red Bank.Chapter of York hns been visiting her mother, gnrtidson, John Conwny, of Now York a broad mixing machine installed. Cnpt. Wnlter Birkbeck took a party Mra. Arthur Havens of Nnvesink. are spending n short time nt the At-. Chester Matthews hns been laid up :o the flBhinb bunks Sunday on hia Bed Cross. , . •• A horse owned by-Hosca Lewis of Inntlc hotel. j the past week with nn abscess on'hla jovvor boat, the Lottie,B. ..,'.• TnjEQ Axrs Ttxnim ompprm a o. x>, Port. Mqnmouth died lnst week. . innu. - ' • • •? ' 211 HnUoy Street, Newark, N. J. Mra. John. Vandercook and Bon It pays to ndvortise^in Tho Register, Miss Margaret Burrowes of Ocean It pays to ndvcrtlso in Tho Register. . Tel. Mnrliot 8J03. •.-..-.