BANK VOLUME XXXVI. NO.1 52, RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1914. PAGES 1 TO 8. IIIU WITHOUT MATT* BEBTXOS. McCLURE FINED $100. FOSTMASTEKS GET fiooboyvlll* People Get ProuJiei Salary of Bad Bii4>i I'oituimtor In- FARM HAND ON RAMPAGE. But Kothinif H»» 11.«u D BEAVT PElfAlTy IMPOSBD FOB crM««d to 93,900 a Vo.ir. AN INVESTMENT IN BIRDS. The people of BcubiyvilU' are still Mon- than eighty postmasters in without any mall servk'e and they have- AUTO DEIVINO. New jersey will have their salaries HENRY KELLY HUNTED FOR TROUBLE to drive five miles to .Kiitontown to MeOlure of Wit Mnvsn Tried Be. increased beginning with the new fis-HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS SPINT TO AT- deposit and receive mail. This con- fore Jnatlee EAwuA w. wise Z.ait Sat- cal year, July 1st. Eight, of Mon- AND HE FOUND IT, dition has existed since Decoration' urday, and the Extteiae Penalty Pro- mouth county's postmasters will bene- TRACT THEM TO A FARM. day, when the Scobevvillu postofTice Tjfled by law W*» Impoied. fit by increases. The county offices was abolished, A number of residents where increases are mafle are Red of the village have written to the gov- ('Walter McClurc of Fair Haven who Bank, from $2,800 to $2,900; Keyport, Everett Man Undertook to .Intimidate Women and ernment authorities asking that some- was arrested on Saturday, June (3th, $2,200 to $2,300; Fort Hancock, Theron McCampbell of Holmdel Has Special Nests thing be done to give the village a for recklessly driving hi.s automobile ,$1,200 to 11,300; Little Silver, $1,400 Children, but a Courageous Woman with a Pistol mail delivery service, Replies have at Red Bank, WUH tried Saturday to $1,500; Bradley Beach, $1,800 to Made in Germany to Place on His Property —He been received that the matter was un- morning_ before JUMtite Edward W. $2,0001 Spring Lake, $2,100 to 52,300; and a Husky Man who was Handy with His Fists dor consideration. Heuboyville people Wise. Two charges wire made, one ScabriRht, $1,800 to $1,900, and Al- Has Spent About $400 to Attract Song. Birds to would like to have the (.•astern section for reckless drivinjf and one for dis- lcntown, $1,200 to $1,300. The salary Took the Fight Out of Kelly, of the district included in the Eaton- orderly conduct. John S. Applegate, of the postmaster at Farmingdale has His Place—His Farm Is a Mecca for Birds, town rural delivery route and thJr.e , of Red Bank, represented MeClure been reduced $100, from $1,300 to Henry Kelly of Everett, who is cm- he left the place at once, Kelly took western section included in the Free- at tho hearing and Inspector George $1,200. Theron McCampbell, owner of Ram- Great fighters that they are, the ployed on Theron jMcCiinipboll's farm to his heels and did not stop running hold delivery-route. W. Thompson of the state automobile ancasin farm at Holmdel, has placed martins ore frequently driven from ul Holmdol, took a day utf from work till he was far from danger, department represented the state. an order with a German manufac- their nesting places by starlings and lust week and (tot drunk. t:u]l of rum He next went to Andrew Waiting's The witnesses for the state were turer for fifty bird nests. The nests sparrows. The starlings and spar- and fight he paid viBitH to two Everett farm and repeated his demands and Dr. William D. Say re, Policeman Jo- BOY SCOUTS CAMP OUT. will be placed on Mr. McCampbell's rows would have no chance In a honicK, Both of tliu families Kelly threats to Mrs, Walling, No one was CHAUFFEUR IN TROUBLE. seph Imlayr Street Superintendent farm. The nests are hand-made affairs straight-out fight with martins, bujfc railed on_ are new residents of the vil- nt homo except Mrs. Walling and her William J. Swanncll, William Shields FIFTEEN FAIB HAVEN LAD3 HAVE constructed by experts who have de- they frequently succeedi in driving a lage, and at both houses the men folks little daughter Lillian. Mrs. Walling YOBK MAN ABBESTED FOB and Elijah M. Conk of Red Bank, and A BUIilT TIMB, voted years of study to making nests martin family out of a nest by collect*' were out of town or were working in sent her daughter for help. She pur- John I. Sickles of Nuvesink, Mc- which will attract birds. The nests ing in large numbers and fighting a MALICIOUS MISCHIEF. Clure's witnesses were his brother liulds a cuiitiidurablo disdunce from the poelposselyy prolonged her conversation with ^ i They Camped Oat for Two Days and Two arc for different varieties of birds, in- single martin family, or by killing Kelly so that her daughter would have Arthur, Stanton . Whitney, L. L. Rifflita In tlm Wood! on Brookcinlo cluding the martin, wren, swallow, the young martins or destroying the New Tor* Woman Claim! Be Tore Elec- White, who was in the%automobile Kelly had with him a big pocket time* to get aid before Kelly had time tric Wires Off Her Autoinobtlo Engine Form at Uncroft—Visitors, at therobin and orioles. nests while the parent birds are away. knife. He displayed this frequently to do her any injury. with him when he was arrested, and Catnii—One Stayed UT» ITlfM. About fifty such nests are already Mr. McCampbell says that nowhere at Bed Bank After She Bad Dlnclmrffea himself. at the houses where he stopped and Lillian told James Cunningham, a Him for Drlnilng- Too Mucli. Last week fifteen Fair Haven boys on Sir. McCampbell's farm. In buy- in the world is the value of birds more boasted that he was in the habit of brother-in-law of Mrs, Walling, about Oscar Garren of New York, chauf- MeClure, according to the testi- went to Brookdale farm at Lincroft ing nests and in taking other means fully appreciated by farmers than in tutting people's hearts out with it un- her mother's predicament, Cunning- feur for Miss J*. L, Vander of 1672 mony, had been at W, Strother Jones's on a camping trip. The boys were in of attracting birds* to his farm, Mr. Germany. He has made several trips less his 'demands were complied with. ham ran all the way from the fields Broadway, New York, was, arrested on Riverside drive for a short visit charge of Roland Fennimore, the MeGampbell has spent about $400, All to that country, and he is employing The first house which Kelly vitsited where ho was working to the house. Friday night by Policeman Shutts for and was on his way home when he was principal jjf the Fair Haven public of his bird houses are occupied. Spar- the same methods to attract birds to was that of J, W, Cohen. Mrs, Cohen When he arrived Kelly wasibrandish- malicious mischfef. The complaint arrested. Justice! Wise found Me- '.school. Tho Woodcraft and River rows and starlings, two of the great- his farm that are used there. Hi was the only person at home. When ing his knife and boasting about his was made by Miss Vander, Miss Clure guilty of reckless driving and club of Red Bank had heard of the est enemies of the American song says that in Germany ft farmer who she saw Kelly coming into the yard exploits, Cunningham sailed into acquitted him of the charge of dis- bird, have appropriated some-of the did not buy nests and take other Vander was on her way to Asbury proposed camping trip of the Fair ' $ HIK- anticipated trouble. She 1B an ex- Kelly and used his fists to such ad- Park and stopped at the Globe hotel orderly conduct. The justice fined Haven boys, and they offered the nests, but most of them .are occupied means to attract birds would be con- pert marksman and before Kelly vantage that Kelly was soon whimper- for supper. While she was eating she MeClure $100 and costs, amounting Fair Haven Scouts the use of their by the birds for whom- they were in- sidered as much of an eccentric as knocked at the door HIIO got her pistol. ing for mercy. Fearing that her claimed Garren wont Into the barroom altogether to 5108.75. The fine antentd s and other camping equipment, tended, would be a farmer in this, country Kelly made a number of demands and brother-in-law would kill the man, arid began drinking. She asked him costs were paid. and also invited them to use their Martins are the less fussy about who had no barn on his property. He then Ire displayed his knifo and snld Mrs. Walling made him quit hammer- several times, she said, to stop drink- McClure's license to drive an auto- clubhouse as a half-way stopping their nests than the other birds, and says that no matter how poor a Ger- that he would cut .out Jlrs. Cohen's ing Kelly. ' ing and when he refused she dis- mobile had previouily been revoked by place on^ their "hike" to camp. they will live happily and contented in man farmer may be he is never so huart and show it to her unless she did 'Cunningham picked up the man and charged him. She said she gave him the state commissioner of automobiles. The Fair Haven boys started out an ordinary bird box Seven large poor that he will not spend money to what he told her to, flung him out of the house. Thoroughly $8, which she owed him for wages, Justice Wise made the revocation of early Monday morning and when they bird boxes on Ramanessin farm are attract birds to his farm; for In Ger- Jlrs, Cohen's answer was to press cowed by his beating Kelly wont home when she discharged him. the license final. This will make it reached Red Bank It began to rain. occupied by 204 martins. The boxej_ many the farmers place a very high the pistol against Kelly's face, She and made no more disturbances. No almost impossible for MeClure to ob- They remained at the Red Bank boys' are on top of telephone poles. Mr. value upon song birds as a means of Kuid she would blow his head off unless complaint has been made against him. Miss Vander was accompanied by tain another driver's license. McCampbell says that martins are producing large crops. The German a Mr. Hall and when ho tried to start clubhouse until afternoon, disporting government annually makes an appro- the engine after the argument between themselves as best they could, in spite ..tsuiy y m ttiin jjo jqp jjsoisoi u aiiii priation for birds. , JOHN SHEEHAN AR.BESTED. iNJiss Vander and Garren -he discov- of the rain. Mrs. Sarah A. Osborn ican birdb s to thhe farmer, thet y are ered the electris wires of the engine of Bank street, whose house Is nearest always active and they are great-eat- The making of bird nests has been FLOWERS AT THE FAIR. AUTOS CUT UP DIPOES. the boys' clubhouse, is an honorary taken up in this country, but this In- Tormn »ed Banfc Councilman Did Hot; had been pulled out of place. The ers of bugs and insects.that destroy dustiy is in its infancy and is nowhere Obey the Traffic Beg illations, engine refused to go, Miss Vander memB'er of the Woodcraft and River fruit and vegetables. EDOAB A. 6LOTE IK CHARGE OV Ex-Councilman John Sheehan of HAJT7 MISHAPS AT A, STREET COR- club, and the Fair Haven boys were near the point of efficiency that has hire a chauffeur at Brown & Mr. McCampbell says that martins beerl reached In Germany. It was for THIS Shrewsbury avenue was arrested Sat- Crabtree's, and Mr. Crabtree tried to made welcome to the use of her kit inspire confidence and a feeling of urday afternoon by Policeman Harry chen as well as to the clubhouse equip this reason that Mr. McCampbell start the engine. Later Garren asked safety in other birds; that where the bought his nests in Germany. This Snperlntendenti of rive Blf Estatil Out- VanNote for disregarding the traffic Crabtree for art engine key which he Automobile* BUd on Slippery SOU Oil ment in preparing their dinners. martins are other birds will also iitfle of new Jersey to Be of regulations at the corner of Broad Many Evolutions— The boys went to Lincroft in the farm Is in a valley. There Is an said belonged to him. Crabtree re- and Oo usually be found. The martins are abundance of wild berries and fruit, Flowers and Vegeta'bUi by and Monmouth streets. Mr, Sheehan fused to give the key to Garren and Two Woman Have a Misfortune Whilo afternoon and set up" the tents on not of a scrappy disposition but when Profeisloaal cut across the corner when several Brookdale farm. They remained in a willow shaded 'brooks and other the two men came to blows, Garren Dodging' a Car. aroused they are great fighters. They natural bird shelters. These attrac- Edgar A. Slote of Middletown has other machines and wagons were in was arrested a few minutes later. The corner of Broad and Monmouth camp two days and two nights and are rn^re than a match for crows and lieim appointed director in charge of front of him. The cop told him to they had the best kind of a time. All tions, combined with those provided by Garren claimed he had not been streets was the scene of many automo- hawks and it is because of this fact Mr. McCampbell, have made the farm the horticultural department of thecome back and to go around; the cor- drinking to excess arid he said he took bile and motorcycle mishaps last the usual camp duties were,performed that smaller and weaker birds like to •Moimiouth count;/ fair, (Horticul- ner right and Mr. Sheehan kept right a regular Mecca for birds and also only one piece of wire off the engine. Thursday afternoon. Oil had been and all the usual camp rules"were car- build their nests near the homes of the for small native animals. tural is thu scientific word for theon going. VanNote followed him and He claimed that this piece of wire was sprinkled on Broad street to keep the ried out. C. C. Smock of Fair Haven I martins. flower department of the fair.) Mr. arrested him. Recorder Badeau rep- his property. Garren claimed that if dust down and in making the. turn at j went out to the damp and stayed oveiv"1 Slote has selected five experienced rimanded Mr. Sheehan and then re- Crabtree was a mechanic he would the corner many machines skidded, night. Mrs. Arthur VanBrunt, Miss GOOD TIMES FOB KIDS. (lower growers outside of New Jer- released him, as it was his first of- have been able to start the engine, no The machines cut up all kinds of di- Hazel Little, Miss Marion Mareellur sey to act as judges of his depart- fense. . ' ARMY WORMS MARCHING matter whether the wires wore out of does, and some of them spun around and Miss Gladys Taylor of Fair Blp Oairlaifi Hottii at eolt'i Heok Con- ment at the fair. , These judges are place or not. like tops, Frequently they would run i Haven hiked out to the camp on Tues- W, H, Waitt, .superintendent of the veitifl. into a Haylioaie. GKEAT DAMAGE TO CROPS IN THE Garren had a hearing Friday night off the side of the road on to the side-! day and took with them a lot of fudge Mrs. William Hartshorne of Colt's U ley stone estate at YonUei's; John F, j and cookies, as well as a lot of ISLAND. DISTRICTS. Johnston, superintendent of the- Pratt WILL SINQ !N FESTIVAL. before Recorder Harry C, Badeau. walks and into yards. Neck has had a large carriage house He was held in $200 bail for the ac Several pedestrians had narrow es- lemonade fixings. The women folks on her property converted into a play- estate at Glen Cove; Thomas W. Lo- were wildly welcomed and the good to molmdel, Atlantic and Marl- gim, superintendent of Crosswicks tion of the grand jury. He was locked capes from being hit by the skidding house for her daughter. Ann: The BOC1BTY WILL TAKE up over night and Saturday morning automobiles. Two women wearing things they took with them went the building has been partitioned off into boro Townslilpl Suffer the Wotmit farms ;rt Jenkintovn, Pa:- Alexander way in which all such good things LOIMI from the Deitrmettve Peart— ' MelCei '«, superintendent of the PAST IN TBENTON AFFAIR. bail was furnished by a friend of Gar- white dresses ran off the sidewalk to a dining room, sitting room and ren's from New York. escape a machine which had darted on i should go. kitchen. ~ The children of Colt's Neck . Sow the Wornii Are Being- Teingbti Cragstgi estate at HkthWnd Falls, waive "Bid sank -Sing***, -Con gi sting.of Army worms have made their ap- New York; and George Middletown, jj....- to the sidewalk, iThey did not get hit | The Boy Scouts who made the trip have great times in the playhouse. A Sis Tenor ul 111 SIM "Voices, Will by the machine, »ut they slipped: andi! were. Vernon Little, "Warren V*"* stove-is in the kitchen and some of the pearanee In Holmdel, Atlantic and superintendent of the jrtoukwood Hall Contest for Prizes Next September at THEY &3MX SOUS ON TU/LIN. Marlboro.townsliipsand much damage place at Tarrytown. These men will |ej), in, Sheifltraotaand'thecolor'oft their ; Brunt, William Little, Russell Ben- older girls who make Use of the play- a flunss restival, , ,tlJ has been done to hay, corn and other also act as judges in the exhibits of J skirts was quickly changed from nett, Donald Matthews, Charlellai itss; house frequently cook and serve Twelve of the sixteen active mem. •ko"«ei' BB!ili BteaaDoat left Htw Torlt white to dirty black. No one was hurt Harry and James Hemming, Alfred lunches for their younger companions. grain crops. This is the first time ia vegetables made by professional gar- Sunday Night Because of Storm. eighteen years that army worms have deners. ers of the Eintracht singing society In the accidents, and only one machine Marcellus, Roland Fennimore, Jr., f Red Bank will take part in a Ger- About thirty Red Bank people who was damaged. This WOT a Dayton Russell Minton and George Curchin, been in this part of the state in suf- • A new feature in the vegetable de- nan singing festival which will be held spent Sunday at New York and who motorcycle that belonged to Wesley Boys have to be twelve years old be- ficient numbers to oe a menace. Three partment this year will be on open it Trenton on Sunday, September 6th. wanted to come home on the steamboat Morrell of Riverside avenue. His ma fore they can join the Boy Scouts. DONT WANT SIDEWALKS. years ago a large number of them class for amateurs, farmers and pro- Che EintrachtS have entered in theat night had to take the train home in- china skidded and ran into the curb, Three other'boys, who will be scouts were on Lewis S, Thompson's Brook- fessional gardeners. This will con- OBi'th class of the contestants. This stead. The steamboat company ad- breaking a pedal and damaging the as soon as they reach the age of dale farm at Lincroft, but this was sist of a division for collections of lass is limited to societies which do vertised last week that both boats clutch. Quite a large crowd of people twelve years, were with the party of BIOBIAHDS about the only place where, they did twelve varieties of vegetables, ar- lot have over sixteen members. The would run Sundays and that the boat gathered at the corner to watch the campers-out. These boys were Willie PBOTEST AGAINST IMPROVEMENT. much damage at that time. ranged for effect, and "occupying a lociety which sings the best will re- due to arrive at the Battery from Red automobiles and motorcycles cut up Parker, Herbert Hawkins and Walter The army worm is "the larva of a space of Qx8 feet, An entry fee of ceive a handsome prize. The judges Bank at six o'clock at night would re- high jinks. Rankin, Majority of- Property Owaeii on Bay noetuid moth, It is related to the fam- fifty cents will he charged in this will be three musicians. turn immediately direct to Red flank, AVenuo So Hot Want Concrete Side. ily of cut worms, but it is slightly Street—Other division. The first prize,is ?15; the The Eintracht singers will be making no river landings. Many Red THIEVES STILL AT LABOE. Laid oa Their smaller than a cut worm and its body second prize §10; and the third prize lharles Hoffman, Jonn C. AUl end Bankers went to New York on the five MONTH'S MXND MASS OBLEBEATED. Council Matters. " is covered with fuzzy hair. The army .o'clock boat Sunday morning, intend- A resolution providing for concrete worm, If it lives to its full maturity, Ernest Jordan, first tenors; August Forty Prieitl Attended Man In Honor of SO Trace of Robber* Who Broke Into Kleinschmidt, Carl Munch and Max ing to spend .the day air New York and , Llnoroft Poitofflce. sidewalks on Bay avenue at Atlantic becomes a brown moth. Army worms, MONMOTJTH CLUBS OPEN HOUSE. Hubert," second tenors; Joseph Aul, to return on the six o'elock boat. Both tbi Lato Kav. James A. Reynold*. No trace has been found of theHighlands was voted down at themarch in large multitudes in regular ~oseph G, Eschelbach and Jacob F, steamboats came to Red Bank from Forty pinests from all over the state thieves who broke into the Lincroft council meeting last week because a order, hence the name army worm, Bed Bank Floating - Clubhotua Will Be lurich, first bass; and Councilman New York about noon, according to on Thursday morning attended the postoflSce and store of Henry A. Con- majority of the property owners on The ^orms will not eat a stalk of Jiiclg-os' Stand at Saturday's Baoei. acob Degenring, Gottlieb Dietz and schedule, but as only a few New York month's mind mass for the late Rev. over'on Monday night of last week. the street objected to, the improve- hay or grain, but they will consume -The Monmouth club's floating club- Kurt Miller, second bass. The Eiiw persons made the trip because of the James A. Reynolds, rector of St.So far as can be learned only one of ment. The council had power to pass everything on the stalk. The method - house will be towed to the middle of traehts will make the trip to Trenton storm, one could carry them all back James's church at Red Bank. The the letters taken by the robbers from the ordinance in spite of the opposi- commonly used by the farmers to com- the rive% opposite the starting and and return in an automobile bus. and only one boat returned to New church was filled with members of the the postofflce contained money or tion, if they had chosen to do so, but bat the onslaught of the army worms „ finishing line of the races to be held The Eintraeht society singers took York. The other boat stayed at Red parish. Rev, Michael O. O'Donnell, eheeka. This letter was addressed,to they acted in pursuance of the wishes is to plow deep furrows round^the Saturday by the Red Bank motor- part in a singing festival at Perth Bank to make her seven o'clock trip rector of St. Joseph's church at Key- Adam Mouser and a check was in itof a majority of the property owners. fields. This usually proves a sufficient boat club. The judges and members Amboy two years ago and won a ban- Monday morning. port, watf celebrant of thesmass; Rev. for $2. The thieves dropped this and The recent election of Walter Rob- barrier for the army worms. The of the club and their friends will be ner, which now forms part of the dee- Joseph A. Linane, rector of St. Jo- it was found lying In the road the next erta as chief of the fire department worms travel in such large companies on the clubhouse. The guests will be orations of their rooms. seph's church at Toms River, formerly morning. Postmaster and Mrs. Con- and of William Jennings as assistant that they can devastate acres of crops taken to and from the clubhouse in a SABS PARTY AT CLUBHOUSE. of Red Bank, was deacon; Rev, John over live in rooms over the postofflce, chief has been declared legal. Mem- in a few hours. The potato crop is launch, which will run all day., The HrI* Jolin Waldroji of Pair Eaven Enter- E. Caton, rector of the Church of the but they were not awakened by the in- bers of the hook and ladder company exempt from the attacks of army committee in charge of the open-house NEW BED OS C&AMS FOUND. Holy Spirit of Asbury Park, was sub- truders. Last week Mri. Conover was had pronounced tha election illegal be- worms because of the Paris green on celebration consists of Howard A. tained mt%y Women lft»t Weak, » deacon j Rev. John E. Murray, rector the recipient of a gift of a Spanish cause no notice had been sent to the the .plants. The worms are ready vic- Rogers, Israel Hart, Joseph M. Clay- Bayihore Clammers Making' $ SB Per Mrs, John Walefron of Pair Haven of St. Mary's church at New Mon- spaniel from Mrs, Lewis S. Thompson members of the fire companies. A bor- tims of this poison. en a Newly-Found Glim Bed. gave an auction bridge • party last ton, Benjamin H. Crate, Sr,, ,and ige p mouth, was master of ceremonies; of Lincroft, and the animal is being ough ordinance provides that the an- «•-•"•• Harry J. Patterson. Bayshore clammers have struck a Wednesday afternoon at thee floating and Rev. Edward J, Egan, rector of trained to do service as a" watch dog. nual election shall take place on the Ich bed of clams in Sandy Hook bay. clubhous—• , ,,,,,e of ,th ,e Red ,Ban k.. yach- .t ,elu l.the Holy Cross church at Rumson, first Monday in June, and as the tire •AXILS CELEBRATION. h id •«••• The clams are of medium size and at on the Middletown township sidei of ,preMhaf the sermon. He spoke on department is not an independent or- Boni of American Revolution Visited Old PARTY FOB BRIOE-TO-I present are bringing $2 a bushel. Most the river. Forty women from Red 1 fiTh Pl,j th J .. FESTIVALS AT COLT'S NECK. ganization but a department of the Bank, Fair Haven, Eatontown, At; AM rnestnooa, Monmouth Battle Ground. I of the clams are bought by dealers, borough, it is governed by the borough The Sons of the American Revolu- MISH Bonnie L. Kennedy Guest of Honor lantic Highlands and New York at- St. Mary's Plcnlo West Week—Reformed ordinance. who, plant them near Roekaway to NEARLY 9800 CLEARED If FAIB. tion, who last week went over the at a Miscellaneous Shower. grow, Some of the elammers are tended the party. The prize winners Harvest Some in Aufnit. Collector Edgar H, Cook was In- route traversed by Washington whtB Mrs. John A. Kennedy of Leonard making as high as $25 a day, A num. were Mrs.- Charles Ross, Mrs. Samuel The annual fair and festival of St. structed to sell at public sale all prop- avunue, Fair Haven, gave a surprise Sabath, Mrs. Charles Weeks, Mrs. Wrtaity Oolden Bula'i Feutlvnl of Trees he went to Cambridge to take com- her of boy clammers are making $10 Wai Very •aeoeiiful, Mary's church at Colt's Neck will be erty on which last year's taxes are mand of the Colonial army, visited the miHCollaneous shower kist Wednesday a day, ' Robert Braasch, Mrs. Louis Barthle- held Tuesday, July 7th, in the after- not paid. _ Monmouth battle ground at Tennent night at her home for her sister-in- my. Miss Amende Barthelemy and The receipts at the Trinity Guild of the Golden Rule festival of trees Jield noon and at night. A large number of last Wednesday. They .also paia a law, Miss Bessie L, Kennedy, daugh- "Kiss Me Quiet" July ate. MMrs, Archibald L, Miller of Red articles will be disposed of and there Poot Oat on Broken Bottle. visit to the battle monument at. Free- ter of Wellington W. Kennedy of the Bank, Bliss Lillian Battin of Pair at the Elks' headquarters on East will be dancing, music and all the The date of "Kiss Me Quick," which Front street lost Wednesday, and Francis Higgins of Bridge avenue, hold. A short celebration was held Ridge road, who will bo married in the Haven, and Mrs. F.SM. Jackson qf other usual features of a summer fes- will be given at the Empire theater by Thursday were large and the net pro- who is employe^ by Benjamin H, and it was attended by many members fall to Ernest Oldunbusch of Brook- •New York. tival. Crate, Sr., of West Front street, of the society from Monmouth county. lyn. Fourteen young people from Red Mrs. Barry Maxwell, has been John Waldron alid George Gilllg ceeds will be nearly |200. The Trinity The Colt's Neck Reformed church changed from July IDth, as at first' ladies' auxiliary assisted the Guild by" jumped out of a delivery wagon The Bed Bank cavalry troop met the Bunk, Fair Haven and New York at- gave a beefsteak supper last Wednes- will holdjts annual harvest home on Thursday and landed on two or three society members at Freehold and acted tended the party and Miss Kennedy announced, to July 22d, This play day night, at the clubhouse to 24selling the household goods. Miss Wednesday night, August 6th, Last was recently produced in New York Louise Carter was one of the women broken bottles, One of the bottles cut as an escort. The address of the day; received many fine presents, Mr. 01- friends. Dancing was enjoyed after year this was the second largest har- through the shoe and made a gash in was made by Samuel C. Cowa'rt of and one of the most important parts the supper. in charge of the date tree at the fair. deiibusch was one of the guestg. Bliss was taken by Mrs. Maxwell, whose vest home In the county, the harvest the bottom of his right foot. Dr.'E. Freehold. He reviewed the battle of Kenned^ is employed in her father's Her name was "inadvertently omitted home at Tennent being the leader! The Browning Wilson took four stitches to Monmouth and expained all the move- stage name is Louise Sylvester. The n the announcement of the festival. festival at Colt's Neck will be held in flower store on Enst Front street, piny was n great artistic success. BIO BAKE OF HOOVER DIGOERS. close the cut. "' ins is unable to ments of the troops on that day. . ^ *•»———- the chapel and In tents on the lawn. ANOTHER EINTRAOHT PICNIC. Many Potato Harvesters Disposed of by •usiet Avenue House Broken Into. work as a result of the accident. Independent Flromen on Outing-. Charles B. Conovor. a •» Mawied twenty ' Someone evidently familiar with the FIFTY YEARS IN BUSINESS. Bad Bank Singers Bad finch a Tine Time About two score. members of Inde- Charles P. Conover of Holmdel is premises broke into George Wieden- •rter'i lud Mailied, Mr. and Mrs. William Wymbsr of , What mioy Will Go Again, pendent fire company and their friends winding up one of the most successful jorn's house on Sunset avenue late A, Salz & Oo. of Keyport Oelt'bratlnf George Wiedenhorn of Sunset ave- Hudson avenue were married twenty The Eintracht singing sooiaty of Red went on aft outing down the river to seasons he has ever experienced as Sunday night. The intruder got into Their Business Annlvemary. nue, who Is employed in Child's bak- years Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Wymbs Bank met last Wednesday night and Island Bench Sunday in Andrew agent for Hoover potato diggers. He the house by removing a screen In a A. Salz & Co. of Keyport are cele- ery on West street, got his left hand were married at Keyport, but came to decided to hold another picnic nt White's launch Olivia B. The firemen has sold machines to farmers in allkitchen window and he ransacked the brating their fiftieth anniversary. caught between two racks in the shop Red Bank t,oon after and have lived George A. Steole's grove at Eatontqwn took box lunches and put, them to- parts of the county, besides supplying pantry and a desk in the sitting room, The celebration began last week. The Friday and the hand was, mashed.here e\er since. "Mr. Wymbs is em- the latter part of August. Tho Ein gether at the lunch hour for a general a large number of agrieujtural imple- where Mrs. Wledenhorn generally Keyport officials presented Mr. Salz Wledenhorn was unable to work two ployed by the J. T. Burrowes lumber traehts had such n good time last Sun "feed." All hands' say they had a good ment dealers-with the diggers. -Mr. keep* her "money. Nothing was with a testimonial bearing the borough days as a result of the accident. . company of West Front street. day week at their annual picnic they time. Conover has been agent for the Hoover taken," seal, in which they congratulated him m • m decided to hold "another one, The com- / company for the past 2B years. His and wished him future prosperity. rnotpry Cloned. Married One loar. mittee in charge of the August picnic As«oclatlon Open Durlngf Summer. father, the late John L. Conover, was Engine Jump* Truck. , The firm gave souvenirs to visitors to The C. E. Conover shield factory on Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Hagerman associated with him when he first en- Allen place was shut down last week consists of Carl Munch, Joseph G, The directors of the young men's A freight engine jumped the tracks the store. of Rector place celebrated their flrrt Eschelbach, August Kleinschmidt, Jo association of Red Bank met at the gaged in this business. Thousands of The business was started fifty years for two weeks in order to re-arrange wedding anniversary Friday. They Hoover machines have been soUbby on the beach front at Atlantic High- the stock and also to give the em- Hoph Hogman and Andrew Jordan, association Thursday night and de- lands Friday morning and ploughed ago by Adam Salz, and he is still at were married at the Asbury Park cided to keep the building open dur- Mr. Conover to farmers of Monmoytn the head of the firm. Several years ployees a vacation. county during his 26 years of service through the sand about ten feet. The Presbyterian manse. Mrs. Hagerman '-vi VoteranB on n, ing the summer, A campaign for new engine was in charge of an Italian la- ago he took his son Henry as a part- was formerly Miss Ida Blanche Mac- members will be made in the fall. as agent for the company. ner In.the business. *" Barber Bliopp Clone Saturday Noon. Dowell. Mr. Hagerman is manager. Arrowsmith Post of lied Bank las borer who was running It to the coal- m • » ——- ing station. It took the wrecking i\ll the Red Bank barber shops will of the Red Bank lumber and mill of- week appointed William N, Little I>argo Bea Turtle Cauffht. fice for Charles Lewis. Charles A, Smith and William H. FOB- Ohuron Trn«tee» Bt-Xleotia. crew all day to get the engine back on Fined 85 tot Drnnkenneli. close at noon next Saturday, July 4th, tor a committeejo arrange for a clam Joseph W, Child, Dr. Robert , August Tarnow of Belford caught tile track. George White and Horace • Miller, instead of at two o'clock in the afterr % Browning Wilson and Prank J.v Dlb- a sea turtle in his pound last Friday noon as first reported. Drink Ballftntlne'a B»*r. bako to be .held-at ICennsburg in Aug Willlnm l.iiytoii Says Two Horse*. who havo been arrested a number of Send to B. H. Crate's for a case, use. The clambake will be held thii taen last Wednesday night were re-, morning. It took four men to lift the times at Red Bank, were arrested Midniffht Supper and Dance . ' year instead of a trip to Sandy Ho6k. elected trustees of Grace church for turtle into the boat. Mr. Tarnow William Lay ton of Monmouth street Thursday night by Policemen Charles f Ballantino's export beer. You at the Monmouth Beach Inn pool pa- find it just right. Phone 121 The Red Bank Sons of VoteranB nnd three years. The meeting was held shipped the .turtle to New York .> E, last week bought a gray mare from Woods and Harry T. VanNote for, be- vilion, directly on the ocean. Dancing auxiliary will attend the clam- after the prayer service. H, Jones of Belford cnught two large Pred Luther of Red Bank and a black ing drunk and disorderly. Recorder Bank.—Advertisement. sturgeon in his pound the same morn- starts at 8:80 P. M., July 8. Menu; bake, horse from; a Freehold man for use Badeau fined each man $B. The fineslittle neck clams on half shell, crab Th» XntpMlML Xot«I, Xrfmf •!•»<*. Lfl»«on«. ing. One sturgeon contained about in his livery business. were paid. , , Vp-fO-Snt« Wall Mornings during July free lessons in fifty pounds of roe. flake cocktail, cold boiled lobster, Family dinner every urotiet. Art Boliool. chicken salad, romaine salad, French 8;S0 P. M. Entertainment. The finest line in townj estimates all the latest stitches, Gretohen, Round pastry, ice cream, crackers and cheese, on painting and decorating, J. J Punch work, Alsatian and Carnation Wise*. Both stores will close at 10:00 • Conducted by Gcorgie Burton Haz- everything. Cabaret every Travers, 20 East Front street, oppo- Rose." The Little Shop, 1$ Monmouth A bottle of good* California port, o'clock Saturday, July 4th. Doremus ard.- Oil and water color painting. demi tasse. Tickets, including suppe* Advertisement. ^ , lite Globe hotel.—Advertisement. street,—Advertiaemeni, iherry or claret, given away free with Bros. Co.—Advertisement. Drawing—pencil, pen and charcoal, nnd dance, $2. Tickets limited. Apply oUr dollar a full quart Cabinet •whis- Life studies. Studio, room 14, Eisner for reservations. Phone 2277 Mon- Miss Marie Phelln, chara key every Saturday, J.I. Monsky, 10 See Me O My at the carnival July building.—Advertisement. mouth Beach. This will be a select flre diver of the world, afttp Dont forget the carnival July 8th Coronation of^Queen at 7:00 o'clock affair and everyone will.have an en- evening, July 8tji, 0th 9th, 10th and 1 It'll at Point Plenshn p. M., July 8th,-at Carnival Court, East Front streot, Red Bankl—Adver- 8th, Oth, 10th and 11th at Point Pleas- J at Point Pleasant,4 —Advertisement, Point Pleasant.—AdvertiBement, tiaenwnt. ant.—Adverti&emtnt, It pays to advertise in THE REGISTER, joyable time,— '' -—'•"—"™*
V.T Page Two. THE RED BANK REGISTER.
(WE GIVE GREEN TRADING STAMPS, ASK FOR THEM July 4th STAMPS FOR "60-AWAYS" AND "STAY-AT-HOMES" 25 COUPON) A Two-Day Sale of new style SPORT COATS f C AQ ani f f A AQ STORE CLOSED (no two alike) Fleece Cloth and Chinchilla, at.... WO flUU flIU.aQ OPEN FRIDAY 25 -COUPON- 25 SKIRTS of Loop Cloth and Ratine at $1.98, $2,98 and $3,98 Cut out Ihii Coupon, priiiBl it st our Store thii NIGHT wtfli *nd by baying SOe worth or mar* of TH, Csfier, Spies, t.ilr*cl. or AAP Bokini; Powil.r Balkan Blouses and WfcUe Blouse Waists, snU Jjrlee at $1.25, $1,48 and $1.98 you will reccivs Bath Towels S T AMPS %*}C V'BC'f CORSETS, all popular makes, at 08c, BATHING SUITS, Makers' Samples at « RcHuUr end Estrlt Stnmii. -'•" W\ |L W^ $1.48, $1,98 and $2.48 Extra Values $1.98, $2.48, $3.98 and $4,98 STAMPS Gi*«n on S»l.. - " " " " STAMPS at 15c each From Monday, June 29th, To Saturday, July lib, 131J White Hosiery Specials for Ladies,' Misses' and Children at 10c, 30c and 40c FREE "VKls Coupon not good after Saturday! July •4tH FREE
EXTRA VALUES TFI rI^l— * JK Have you ever INDIA-CEYLON Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Belts and M^E^M^ M. E~JiI\* tried our TEA % lb Neckwear . JOSEPH SALZ, Broad and Mechanic Streets, MW BMK, N. J, ICED COFFEE Sultana Brand Ib 30c GOLD DUST a large package - 15c BRIEF ITEMS OF NEWS. FAIRY SOAP 2 cakes 7c MINOR HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST IN 0NA PEAS ALL PARTS OF MONMOUTH COUNTY. UiUALLY lOc A °TCA AN 3 cans 25c Personal Notes, Sales of Property, Building Opera- tions—Lodge Doings—Slight Fires Births, Mar- CHLORIDE of LYE or UME - 5c can riages, Deaths, Accidents-Other Interesting U D ASSORTED JAMS "^A^ 8c jar Features of Town and County. Miss Vida Sehroeder of Asbury Miss Elva Frazee, daughter of Park left last week for Detroit for a Thomas Frazee of Manasquan, was Clothes Lines each 12ic, 15c | MOPS - each 25c visit with relatives She will alsomarried to Harold B. Snyder of Avon visit Chicago relatives. Sunday of last -week. Rev. George F. Misses Helen Drake and Ada Wood- Smith of Navesink performed the WITH 1 CAN A&P I-f* fleld of Mnnnsquan graduated from ceremony. Mr. Snyder is secretary to KIPPERED the Trenton normal school last week. the Asbury Park postmaster. BAKING POWDER OUC A son was born to Mrs. A. Berko- Tonuont sous* Sobbed. witz of Freehold Sunday of last week at the Long Branch hospital. Mrs. James Ivins's house at Ten- HERRING- Overland Model 79 Miss Anna Leming of Allentown is nent was robbed last Friday week visiting her sister, Kirs. Conrad Pax- during the absence of the inmates of u a 2S STAMPS with 1 Bottle A&P ton of Biverdale, Maryland. * the house. The robbers secured $150 This car for quality, size, (114 Inch wheel base) Mrs; Frank C. Hayward of West in money and valuables worth $100. Extracts 25c Ocean Grove gave birth to a daughter The whole house was ransacked. Creamery Ib. .-Power (851H. P.) appearance and pries represents last Friday week, Tmtm Boy BUTTER30c 20 STAMPS with 3 cakes Col- P. J. Sulliyan has built a one story Alfred Priddey, a colored boy em- Choicest Grade froni the Beat Creamery Districts gate's Toilet Soap 25c the most value of any car offered this year. This addition to his house at Oak Shades, ployed oFdn Frederici k A. Wilson'Wil's ffarm near Matawan. at Marlboro, left last week and has s Extra Stamps With is so conceded by all expert automobile judges, ; not been located. He was sent to Stamps With 10 STAMPS with 1 can Kleen- shot ^riuomirh window. - Freehold to buy gome goods and left Mrs. Ella Craig of Bnglishtown the horse and rig at the station. COFFEES , . TEAS sweep 10c Prices, Touring Car and Roadster with electric, was sitting near a window in herPlans ft Convention Hall. • aS Stamps with 60 Stamps with house last Saturday night week when 1 Ib. • Ryad Coffee -35c. 1 Ib. Tea.., ...,7Oe. lights and storage battery $950.00. she was startled by two shots. An J. Walter Butcher, who built a 25 STAMPS with 1 can Kleen- investigation next day snowed a bul-theater on First avenue at Asbury 20 Stgmps with 60 Stamps with sweep 2Sc let hole in the window. The bullet Park, plans to enlarge the building 1 Ib. Ambeia Coffee , .32c. 1 Ib. Tea 60s. With 0ray & Davis starter, electric light and and make a convention hall of it this 18 Stamps with was found on the floor. 40 Stamps with 25 STAMPS with 1 Zero Ice Uonatiou for Armory. fall. The lower floor will be retained 1 Ib. Sultana Coffee , ,3Oe. 1 Ib. Tea ,.B0c. generator, $1,075.00 F, 0, B. factory. The Asbury Park board of com-as a theater to run all the year. ' 10 Stamps with 25 Stamps with Saver 25c merce has mads a donation of $2B0 Graduate* from Pratt Institute. i ib. Coffee. ,2Se. 1 Ib. Te» 40c. We have all models to show you. toward the ABbury Park armory. . Miss Georglana Leekwood, daugh- to Stamps with 20 Stamps with IS STAMPS with 1 jar A&P The state appropriated $25,000 forter of Samuel Loekwood of Freehold, i lb. Coffee 2Se. Vi lb. India-Ceylon 2Bc. tile building but the contract called graduated from Pratt institute at Sliced Beef 17c Also distributors of Cadillac and Buick cars, for $25,400. James A. Bradley do- Brooklyn last week from the manual nated the othser $150. training department. She has several STRICTLY We have some great bargains in used cars. Pllty "years a, Banker. offers of positions as teacher. Charles H. Wardell, cashier of the BUaaioa IJqSBie WitHdiftwa. ,—: -,„•>-,-,-;.in-:—'jess ^*^- ^nfipnj - - j ar FRESH versary as banker last Saturday Whitesville, near Asbury Park, was week. He was giveg n a dinner withdrawn last week with the under- FOLLOWING GROCERIES Pleasure Bay by thhe MonmoutMhh county standing that it will not be presented Sunny Brook Biand J. W. MOUNT CO. bankers' association. Fancy selected in sealed 1 can Sultana Spice, , ,10c to the court again-far a year. cartons every egg Ctiar- 1 pkg JIucrironi or Spaghetti... 10c RED BANK, N. Hefiu Back and Anta Collide. anteed. Per DOB. 31c Telephone OiS. A boy and two small girls were near An auto driven by Harvey A. Smith 1 bot A&P Queen Olives..".. ...15c iMHiiiBiitniiiitui drowning Jn Wesley lake at Asbury collided with Jamog Barno.'s hack at 1 cal«o Duiry Milk Chocolatu,.. ,10c Park last Thursday night when a row- Asbury Park last Thursday night. ASK FOR MELROSE PRINTS 1 can Lunch Cosoa 10c boat they were in got adrift. Nora Barno was thrown out-of his wagon Lopatln, one of the children, lost four but was not injured, The car and the 2 pkps A&P Gelutine, each Gc relatives in an auto accident near hack were slightly damaged. 1 Mason Jav Mustard,...... 10c A HEATING SYSTEM : Freehold recently. BUTTERINE,25clb 1 can A&P Corn Syrup lOu 1 To Attend Educational Congress. Said Hit Steering Osar Was Wrong. Christopher Gregory, superinten- DONT PAY MORE NONE BETTER 1 con Potted Beef lOu that will ''deliver the goods.s" William D. Lippincott of Asbury dent of the Long Branch schools, has that costs least to run, no Parl was discharged last week after been appointed one of the .six New trouble to manage, • that-will a hearing on a charge of driving his Jersey delegates to the fourth inter- car while drunk. Lippincott claimed national congress on home education last and is low in first cost— he was not drunk. He eaid his steer- to be held at Philadelphia, DELIVEailBS To DELIVERIES TO ing gear was wrong and he couldn't lively School Meeting"- Eatontown, litMe Silver and the kind we can supply you. ,_ guide the auto. . • - Fair Haven, Oceanic, Let us know your needs- The meeting of the Monmouth Tuesday and Friday. Shrewsbury, Monday and . Monmouth Has 3,533 Anton. Beach board of education last Thurs- have us give you some first- Monmoutli county has one automo- day night was so lively the meeting MiddJetown and Atlanlic Thursday. hand facts about THOR- bile for every 20 inhabitants accord- had to adjourn without transacting lands, Wednesday, Navesink, Monday, ing to a tabulation made by clerks of any business, A question, arose" that OUGHLY heating the house- the "MonniQuth county tax boards. caused a heated argument. Highlands, Thursday Belfoi-d, Tuesday, OPOS1TI0N give our low figure on the job. The total number of cars in „ the Telephone 60. Chiipol Hill and Leonardo, Fri- county is 3,583, an increase'of 2,200 Seagirt Man Wtdg, day. over last year, Howard Newman, son of Jamps Newman of Seagirt, and Miss Leota Btefci Board for Wife, R, Kemble of Trenton were married at: S6 BROAD STREET, RED BANK, N. can see* George H, Fennimor* of Ocean the l&tter place lait Wednesday. Mr. i Grove has applied to the court of Newman ls empjdyed at Trenton and chancery for a guardian for his wife, is building a house there. [WE GIVE ^^C fCREEN TRADING STAMPS, ASK FOR THEM WILLIAM O'BRIEN, Eliza Jane Fennimore, who has an in- Bif Ditching- Contract. come of $8(7,000 a year. Mrs. FennU Jesse P, Manahan of Bed Bank and Practical Plumber, Steam and Gas Fitter. mote's mind was affected by a stroke Monmouth Bench has been awarded a of apoplexy, contract ,to dig fifty miles of 10x30 No. 29 Front Street, R.ed BanK, N. J, MotorcycUit Bun Down by Aato. inch ditching' in Atlantic county near A motorcycle ridden by WilliamAtlantic City for the purpose of ex- Ocean Avenue. Seabright, N. J. . « Kreip of Long Branch was struck by terminating mosquitoes. an automobile last Saturday. Kreig's A Bftrnog-at Flailing Trip. machine was damaged but he escaped Mr, and Mrs. A. E Wetherill, Mr, OODlieer injury. The autoists refused to give and Mrs, B. D. Yard, Mr. and Mrs. their nemos but Kreig got the.license Holmes Wikoff and son Charles and number. Mr. and Mrs, Benjamin P. Rogers of 1663 1614 Olmre}i Wedding »t Allentown enjoyed a fishing trip on Miss Margaret A. Queeney, daugh- Barnegat bay last -week. mankindJorimoreithan>2,000 ter of Edward Queeney of Freehold,- Wtddlsf Announced. was married to Philip Franzmann of New York last Wednesday. Rev. Mr, and Mrs, Andrew Jacobsen of Frederick Kivelitz performed the cere- Seabright have announced the mar- mony at the Freehold Catholic church. riage of their daughter, Hannah, to Frederick T, Terpp of Meriden,, Con- JrfMt as Tiari. ' necticut. The couple were married, lev. Richard A. Crean, rector of St. last Saturday weilc, ADLEM&CO., Michael's chuvch at West End, cele- brated his 25th anniversary as Formea * Betldent* WH. priest last week. A celebration pre- Mrs, E. L, Brocklebank and two sided over by Bishop McFaul was atdaughters, Mrs, J, J, Harrig and Floi'- tended by a large number of priests. ence Brocklebnnk,-T©*-Fresno, Cali- fornia, formerly of Freehold, were in- Heat prer.ntail Wort jured in an automobile accident near Harty' Beatty, Merle SpKfleue, their home last -week. DRY GOODS. David H, Mount and Hyatt P. Srtith z.oc»ted Hl» Stolen flbiokmH. of Allentown, who aye repairing the While James Hankins of OakhurBt bams on the M. R, Wain farm at Al- woe at, Freehold Friday night week lentown, were forced to stop work thirty o£ his chickens were stolen. last Wednesday because of the heat Mr. Hanking located hia fowls near 32 BROAD STREET, Httang-or Beaton ana Bobbed. his home and will prosecute the per- John" Adamite and Thomas Single son who itolo them. . ' of Freehold were arrested last week and held for the grand jury on aVow charge of assault. Thorn Belish of Liquor licenw renewrenewalss wrweree RED BANK, N. J. grantedtd'' llast ThutBdaThd y by JudgJde FFos- Philadelphia claimed the men beat ter to Rofaele Santsngelo and Thomas arid robbed him at West Freehold. Smith of Red Ba^k, J. Blwyn Green D«atk oi William H. Hsudtlcluiou. of Long Branch and John M. Rlaken ORDER FROM YOUR GROCER OR DEALER William H. Hendrickson of Upperof Monniouth Beacn. Freehold township died last Thursday QraduatoB to Be Week after a sickness of several Myrtle Thompson, Margaret Brucee, months. Mr. HendrickEon wnso9 Mary Ljsk, Garda Chamberlain" and HARRY C. FAY, yoarB old. He was a deacon of theE y Bj , ardad f h d Upper Freehold Baptist church, , ga Notice of Battlement of Acoonflt. CORONER. wEmni uhig Burlewh schoo, graduatel in thiss oyear'f thse Mataclaas-, Spring take hospital last Wednesday. the Cedarhi^rst Inn on the South Ent.ito of Thcodoro F. wiilto, (.loco^ueil. I.ic«ns» Bavoksd, will entehihr normahll i schoothil next' falll to Mr. Lower was on u visit to M*. Gor- Shrewsbury river and will conduct it Notice Ifl h«>rt'l)y pivi-n Hint tlifl nr- this season. Mr. Murphy •formerly, LOIlUtH Of tllC Hllll40flbl'lfl, P\PCUt»lfl Of Funeral Otrector and Embalmer. The aiitomobile driver's license of study for tenchci'a. doVi when he died. tliu ostntii of aulrt ilcccnifd, ulll bo aii- %( White of Awbury Park was Buying- Potato** in Virginia. To Llv« with His r«i«nt«. managed the Bridgewatcr Inn aaiteft l and stilted by tlio sunogatio ami UpHototertntflin All It* Branches. y revoked last week after White,had a Pleasure bayi reported for nottloment to thn orpliuYiS Jewell Ford of Allentown is in Vir- Stanley B, Pierson, who lins been court of tho county of Monmouth. on ' ' (FoMBeiij'withR.t. Smith of Red Bonk for 27 row*.) hearing on a charge of driving a car ginia buying potatoes for Edward Dil- living with his grandparento^ Mr. and Canoo OJnli at AaJrary Park. •l'hui«dny, the Blxtocntli day of July, while drunk. atush & Co. Mr. Ford will remain in Mrs. Craifj Bird of AlleiitoAvri, several A canoe club was organized at As- A. !>., 1914. C«r*u> Chair* and Cerd Tftbl«# totrlhUro- bury Park last week and the club at Dated Juno 8th, A. n.,,1014. N"«w Toaoher for Iioasr Branob. Virginia about a month. years, hns'fcone to Washington, D. C, TIMOTHY M. WHITK, Died Whila on Viil*. to live with his parents, Mx,.an NATIONAL "SIX," $2,3TJ Complete THE WESCOTT-Swift, Silent, Sure-Built to Endure No matter how much you want to spend for a car, Your desire can New Models of the be satisfied from the above line. If you have figured on paying less than Above Cars what we offer here perhaps all the now on display. They must be seen advantages of these cars may appeal so strongly that you will be willing to be appreciated. They stand rigid to pay the small additional cost to inspection' and test and are evidence get a car of the highest quality at a of skilled workmanship, reasonable price. MARION ••FOUR," $1.05O Complete Dont buy a 1915 tar until you have, given THE NATIONAL, THE MARION or THE WESCOTT a thorough inspection. Telephone for Demonstration THE WESCOTT, $1,285 Complete FRED H, VAN DORN, Telephone j478. Red Bank, New Jersey. home at Spring Lake Monday of last week, has a job as assistant chemist Branch gave birth to a son list Thurs- BRIEF ITEMS OF NEWS. week. Mr. Landon'was 74 years old, in the laboratory of the Raritan cop- day and on Friday Mrs, William C. He had been at Spring Lake two per works at Perth Amboy. Soden of Long Branch gave birth to (Coniinitcd from last page.) weeks, *> Brielle PavUleii Sold, a daughter, Misg Marion English and. Harold First Viiit in Thirty William H. Bailey's bathing pa- Victim of Consumption, Darin were awarded a silver cup as Rev, John F, Keenahan of Paterson, vilion and bungalow at Brlelle was Edward J, Griebling of Adelphia first prize in a dancing contest at the who was born near Keansburg and sold last week to Edward Sweeting of died Sunday of last week of consump- (20 'Asbury Park casino last Friday night. attended Glenvvood institute at Mata- Manasquan for $4,300, Mr, Sweeting tion after a long sickness. He was Miss Olive Byrne and Thomas Orr got wan when a boy, visited both places took immediate possession. 83 years old and leaves a* widow and aecond prize. last week and renewed old acquaint- (lift to a one son. Too* law EsajBinatlens, ances, Mrs. Thpmas H. Evernham has as Hew OiUtfe and CaBHaoww. Louis C, Gaines, a telegraph op- Q?aduate« Have Auto Bide, given the Allentown Methodist church W. A. Taneey of Marlboro exit new erator at Freehold, •went to" Washing- Cant, S. 0. Thompson of Matawan a silver individual communion service cabbage and cauliflower last week. ton, D. C, last week to take an ex-took the graduates of the high school as a/memorial to her brother, the late This is the first of the season in that amination for admission to the baro.n an auto ride to Asbury Park last Rev. Nathaniel R. Poster, - section and probably in the whole Mr. Gaines has been studying law Thursday week, Capt, Thompson's Fined for Blumkeniltii, County, four years. daughter Myrtle was one of the grad- Mrs. Elizabeth Finn of Asbury AUenkurat HOUBO Sold, Treehoia Mas TateB a Wife, uates. Park was arrested and fined $15 last Ira E, Whyte has sold his house at Edison Freeman of Freehold and Tentli Widfllaj •Ajmtrersary, week for being drunk and creating a Allenhurst to Joseph F, Snipes of Miss Ada Bennett, daughter of James Mr. and Mrs. L. Carberry; Ritchie disturbance. She claimed ahe bought New York, Mr, Whyte will occupy Bennett of "Vanderburg, were married of Spring Lake celebrated their tenth the liquor at a fruit store. the house until next spring. last Wednesday week by Rev. H. K.wedding anniversary Monday of last Senbrlg^lit FiBlierman Dead, San Wail la His Foot, Post. They have started housekeeping week at the home of Mrs, Ritchie's Andrew Thorson, a well known Matthew Schock of Matawan ran a This Is Our New Tea at Freehold. parents, Mr. and Mrs, Martin Mfi- fisherman at Seabright, died last Fri- gwaHow Killta on ilffhtninf Sofl, loney. riarl in his foot at the Matawan s day after a sickness "of several months, freight ^station last week. Ho was A swallow tvom a flock which made Kecovero from Operation, He was 06 years old and leaves a laid up~a couple of days. The "Orange Label" Blend of India and Ceylon— their home in a chimney, of W. M. Miss Mary Hannon of ImlayBtown widow and two children. Wadded at Chicago, Moreau's house at Freehold was im-lias recovered from an operation per- Celebrated 8Oth BlrtMsy, paled on a lightning rod while trying formed at a Trenton hospital a few Miss Sophia Mitchell, daughter of m air-tight tins, Ask your grocer to send you a to fly into the chimney last week and weeks ago,' Her Bister,. Margaret George W. Hopkins of Hornerstown Joseph Mitchell of Long Branch, was , was killed, Hannon, is recovering from a broken, celebrated his 86th birthday last Sat- married at Chicago on June 4th to urday week, Mr, Hopkins is still very Bruce L, Worl of Chicago, igManas Men Go roe. arm. active. When a young man he spent package—1/4 1b., 1/2 lb,, or i lb.» at 60c, a pound. Angelina Menzopane and Benjamin Fire at Matuwan. * five years in California. Kaw Open Alt Theater. >, Joseph Woods has leased the Plaza D. Paoll .of Highlands Were acquitted Fire destroyed the kitchen of Mrs,•af apemeat Announce a. at Freehold last^veek on a charge of Louis Tice's house at Matawan last open air moving picture theate* at Mr, and Mrs, George "Wheeler of West End, The'first performance was receiving stolen chickens from Levi Thursday morning and damaged Brooklyn have announced the engage- Maxim. Maxim had pleaded guilty to other parts of the house, . The loss given Saturday night. ment of their daughter, Rose, to Ben-Marlboro Property Bold, the theft. was partially covered with insurance. jamin P. Hankinson, sonfcof Dolphus Qill Drunk on Stroot. Coal and Kay Business gold, Hankinson of Freehold, Mrs, William p. Niokerson has sold . Lillian Bennett, a seventeen-year- James A, Dawes of Hightstown hna her house and eight acres of land at Paint Compnny'a Outing-. Marlboro to Walter A, Cobb of Eng- old girl, was arrested at Asbury Park bought the coal and hay business of The employees of the Sherwin-Wil- last "Thursday for being drunk on theEdward G. Dey at the Imlaysto-wn lishtown, liams paint company of Newark en- Death Inm Diabetes. street. She wos fined $2 and costs. railroad station, Mr, Dey has rejoye- d jthoir annual outing to Asbury She was accompanied by a woman and tained his residence near the station, Park Friday. More than 800 children Miss'&nna T, McDonald,,a summer two men. Finofl lot HlogfCl Bale, resident of Asbury Park,. died last Other delightful teas at 50c, 70c. and $1 a pound ' were on the excursion. Wednesday of diabetes. She was 81 (ml Wagon Tongiio Sniaafel Auto. Mary Mason and Emma Seott of Bolmar Casting- Tournament. _ years old. James A very of Cliffwqod was driv- Asbury Park were fined $100 and The casting tournHment of _the Bek Attended Medical Convention, ing his father's automobile last week costs last week for the illegal sale of mar fishing club will be hold on Satur- when it collided with a wagon. The liquor. They refused to pay the fine day, July 18th, Several handsome Dr, I. S. Long of Freehold attended wagon tongue struck the auto and the and were sent to Jail for thirty days. prizes have been offered and a large the convention of the Amor-lcan medi- •windshield and body of the car were Ocean. Grove Man Dead, entry list is expected, cal society,at Atlantic City last week. wrecked. ** William B. Butler of Ocean Grove Death from Dropsy. Wew Houso fos iiana«iUttii, Snilad for Eurojpo. died lust Thursday of hardening of Nelson Slocum of Bmdley Beaeh Taylor & Andoison ha-vo been Miss Jane Walters, secretaryito the the arteries, Mr. Butler was 72 years died last Friday after a long sickness awarded the contract for a new house superintendent of the Long Branch old and leaves a widow. He had li-ved from dropsy. • Mr, Slocum was 77at Manasquan for Prod Patterson, SEA BRIGHT'S BIG STORE hospital, and'Bites Julia Enright, a at Ocean Grove only a short time, years old and is survived by a wife ABbury Park Boy Opemtei on, Long Branch school teacher, sailed TO Study in Europe. and several children. Edward Maps, Bon of Arthur Maps And this Is no "Ideal Dream" when we say that, we have one Friday 'for fl several weeks' tour of of Asbury Park; was operated on by Europe, Miss Mary Streeter, a former Want Bond Improved, teacher in the Long Branch high People living near Imlaystown have Dr, James F, Ackdrman last weak, of the largest and best equipped stores and MECHANICAL Anto Buna Over Girl. school, aalled for Europe last week. Korao Drops Doad. She "will study German while in Bur-petitioned the township committee to Ernest Reed of Englishtown was improve the road from Coxe's corner .n A horse belonging to Ellas Clayton DEPARTMENTS in this part of the state. backing his automobile last week ope and will return in September, to New Canton, a distance of three stumbled while Mr. Clayton was driv- when it ran over .his. three-year-old at Muta-wan. and a tenth miles. ing it last week and dropped dead. daughter, who had juat gotten out of Freehold Man Dlgf Fotntosi, the ear. The child was only slightly W, D. Bailey & Company's store Found an Old Turtle. Hardware and Household Furnishings bruised, . and the Baptist parsonage at Mata. Andrew Johnson and John Ghasey Robert Blain of Freehold dug aomo wan wore entered by thieves a fewfound a land turtle on H. P. Davis's Cobbler potatoes last weel% The po- of all description; an. immense stock to select from. l"ell Wlilla Flo Mm OHiMiei, nights ago. Only a small amount of place at Imlaystown last week which tatoes were planted April 1st, H. T, Eldridge of Imlaystown WBB loot was secured by the thieves. had the dote 1776 and saveral initials Attended Colloffo Benalon, Seasonable goodswe now being displayed, and we solicit your picking cherries lost week when he carved on its shell, fell from a ladder and cut a gash in at Daug-litor'H Howe.. J, Turner Bvakely of Horneratown his sculp. The injury caused him to Mrs. Michael MoGuire of Freehold Bald Vp with Bloo4 Voltaning. V. attended the 48th reunion of his class inspection. cease picking cherries for the vest of died at the home of her daughter, Mrs, Nieholas Mulvanla of Imlaystown at Princeton last weok,( the day. Chilion Howell of Jamesburg, last has been laid up sevoral Weeks with SloJt Wltli Kldnoy TrouWe. Lawn Mowers, Garden Tools, Refrigerators. Sweepers, Oil, Friday- •week of heart disease, Mrs, blood poisoning caused by running a Frank Jones of Emleys Hill, hear Whale* Slffhtod nt Anbury Park, piece of rusty barbed wire under one —Boardwalk' strollers at Asbury Park McGuiro leaves three children, Imlaystown, has been seriously sick , Gas and Coal Stoves, etc., etc. Bollfli Stone Betalninff Wall. of. his finger nails. with kidney trouble, ' last Thursday afternoon were, treated 1 to the sight of a. small school of whalei Charles P. Brown of Matawnn has Returned from bong Trip. Property Sold, V Our facilities for attending to your PLUMBING AND built a atone retaining wall in front Miss, Josephine Bowman of Long about" two miles off shore. The 1 The Charles A. Newbury property TRIG WORK is perhaps unequalled. whales were spouting when first of his lot at that place., The wall is Branch returned last week from a at Manasquan has been sold to Frank sighted. built of stone gathered by Mr. Brown trip around the world. Miss Bowman Clayton. ." .' in! Various pnrtB of the county. is a graduate nurse of the Long Illegal Seller Fined. Branch hospital. New Po#tmnater at Spring X,wkm, ' . Louis Thcbino, an Afibury Park Striped Bna* Catoho*. Charles W, Simonson waa appointed store keeper, was fined $10 Ia3t week Catches of'striped basa were made Oats Job a* Tonohor. postmaster of Spring Lake last -week. MAHQNEY Sc HARVEY on a chnrBe of illegally selling, liquor. at Asbpry Park last week by Edward Robert C. B. Parker, a member of The fine was imposed-'under a newE. Davis, Jacob Wertheiro, Andrew this year's graduating class of the "Who Wanti n Good Hardware, Plumbing and Electrical Work ordinance passed by the Asbury Parlf Taylor and Peter Post. The fiehaver - Freehold high school, has been en- • When you have onything to soil ah council. agedI fifteen pounds in weight. gaged as teacher at West Freehold advertisement" in THE REGISTER is the Q«ta 3oo a» Ohtmlat. for next,,year. best salesman you can find. Vour ad- SEA BRIGHT NETVV" JERSEY X>l«d •tSnmwar Horn*. Two Sew Long1 George h Landon, a retired New - C. Merrill Browh of Matswan, who vertisement 1B currie not elected by the people. The lawurc. Divided responsibility has alputh- s befuii' it got started on thu nvi THERED BANK REGISTER provides thut thu clerk shall not re-most invariably resulted in failure, rijfht path, Ko iit-rhaps in viewing NEWS FROM HIGHLANDS. ceive a liiK^er salary than the man Everybody's business is nobody's busi- this "reform" l;»w in thu light of this T. ELwoaa *nj not elected by the people. The lawurc. Divided responsibility has alputh- s befuii' it got started on thu nvi THERED BANK REGISTER provides thut thu clerk shall not re-most invariably resulted in failure, rijfht path, Ko iit-rhaps in viewing NEWS FROM HIGHLANDS. ceive a liiK^er salary than the man Everybody's business is nobody's busi- this "reform" l;»w in thu light of this T. ELwoaa *nj HEADQUARTERS FOR Fireworks, Crackers, Flags, Etc. 4* ENTIRELY NEW STOCK. • Large assortment now on hand. Make your selection early. • Our large storeroom is for your benefit until July 4th, POTATO DIGGERS FOR SALE The 1914 machines have numerous improve- | BLANK CARTRIDGES AND PISTOLS. X ments over those of previous years. All idlers S's, lOc. 32's32*s,. 3Sc.. 38'sf 4Oc, and shafting run in enclosed dust proof roller* SO Cartridges in sealed, box. bearings and have steel bar elevators with steel sides and steel equipment. I have duplicate • parts of all machines that have ever been sold. Machines delivered promptly when ordered. rETLEVS, These are the genuine Hbover Potato ^ Broad Street, Telephone No. i. Red Bank, N. ,J. ^ Diggers direct from the factory at Avery, 4* • OPPOSITO ADLBM & CO, 4" Ohio, the foot of Main street, has opened NEWS FROM KEANSBURG for the season. The members of. this camp live at Newark and they spend CHARLES P. CONOVER, BBACOir BEACH ASSOCEATIOir TO Saturdays and Sundays here. Fourteen members") of the ladies' SPEND 9850 ON auxiliary of the Woodstock Presby- terian church of New York visited HOLMDEL, N. J. (ia.rha.ee Knit fce BMnovei and HoMrst . C, A. Senior, Jr., of Keansburg •Mitfl—Campiiif Teats Seated—Soys' Heights, last Wednesday. Club Sara for the Summer—Singing- Telephone TZ-f-S Holadel, N, j. Society Officers, Goods belonging to Frank Geiser were attached for debt Saturday by The Beacon Beach association has George V. Foley. Geiser rented a con- appropriated S6S0 for improvements. cession stand from Mr. Poley and The money will be used to gravel the then suddenly left town, roads, to put in culverts, install six- A new porch Is being built to the teen gas lights,-clean out the ditches, rear of John Lankeneau's-fboarding replace the steps on tha recreation house. Norman and Clyde Carhart are pier which were washed away last nniiini winter, and place twelve long benches building a garage in the rear of their on the beach for the accommodation house on Main street. of bathers and spectators. The asso- Mass is celebrated in Macdonald's ciation will have a uniformed police- auditorium every Sunday morning at man to patrol the entire property, 8:30 and 9:45 o'clock by Rev. John The annual election of officers will Murray, rector of St, Mary's church take place Saturday night, July 11th. at New Monmouth. The meeting of the board of trade Warren Smith has given up his ast week was taken up with a dis-job at Charles Engler's lumber yard and is now running an express line, BEDDING PLANTS. iussion on the removal of g/nrbage. Some of the summer residents have Daniel Wilson has taken his place at be'en burning and burying their gar- the lumber yard. _ . ' bage instead, of having it relnoved by Rev. Charles G, Book will preach Geraniums, Cannas, Heliotrope, Coleus, Argeratum, the collector, A complaint will prob- at the Methodist church nest Sunday An Engine Worth Celebrating ably be made to the township board of morning on "The Eternity of Christ." Salvia, Begonia, Alyssum, Petunia, Vincas, Dracaena, health. At night his topic will be "Shocking TF you have a Rumely-Olds Engine, you have all the Formalities," * 1 mUyauftt5%* club of AlMrU'E. Storr of Pott Monmouth English-Ivy- and Hardy roses. Palms and Boston Ferns the more cause for celebration. It haa the right New TorR'"ii"at The "bungalow on Cen-has laid concrete sidewalks in front of spirit. It Is a hard worker and a "sticker." It's always in at ter avenue. The Avalon boys from Brown & Kingsland's property at the from 35 centsupr Ferns for fern dishes, etc* New York spent Saturday and Sunday corner of Main street and Randolph the finish. It will run any machine and rani t right at their camp on Maple street, place. The officers elected by the Keans- Members of the Order of the East- PRICES RIGHT AT Come In and look over our line of Rumely-QIda Enjrlnos—gee them taurg Maennerehpr society last Tues- day night were Martin Deppenbroek ern Star of Newark paid a visit to •run—con- ince yourself of their high quality, If you president; Herman Leht vice presi- Mrs, Fred Sehmitz last Tuesday. "j can't find time to viiit us, ask us to call on you or dent; Juluis Korn secretary; Frank Twenty-two women were in the party, •end you a catalog dMcribing Nightingale financial secretary; Peter Mr. and Mrs, ,Clyde_ Carhart, Miss Schroeder. treasurer; Eriiile Bunten- "Viola Carhart, Miss Eva Oberlander We're here to serve you; bach librarian; Henry Klass musical and Norman Carhart took a motor WILLIAM MEARS, trip to Newark last Wednesday, » give us the chance, director; and Herman Diets of Bel- ford, Barney Sheldon of Keyport and "Joseph White was arrested last Fri- day night for driving his automobile W. H. MEHHITT. Red Bank, N. J. Edward Simmerlein of this place, 1 trustees. without a reft light. He was dis- Funeral Designs a Specialty, The Tort Hancock brass band will missed with a reprimand, give concerts at New Point Comfort ' The excursion pavilion adjoining CUT FLOWERS Fourth of July afternoon and night. the steamboat pier at New Point Com- The new dancing pavilion will prob- fort has been painted and the inter- ably be ready for the first dance that ior woodwork stained. Fine Stationery, Blank Books, night. The steel work on the building The New Point Comfort Beach GREENHOUSES, RUMSON, N. J. has been completed, the roof is being company has bought 800 new bathing laid and men are laying the dance suits for use this summer at the bath- AT THE BNO OP THE TROLLEY LINE. Ing pavilion. Law Blanks, Books, Maga- floor. ( " -"" TBIBPHONB 361 RVMSON Thomas T, 'More and family of Mr. and Mrs, Clifford Mullison have West Orange, who own ti Bummei- returned from their honeymoon and home at Beacon Beach, arrived hero are now living with Mr, Multison's zines, Newspapers, Base yesterday. Mr. and Mra, Thomas parents, Wylie and daughter Jano of Toronto, Jenks Beaman of Orange, a sum- Canada, will spend the summer with mer resident here, has donated thir- Ball and Tennis Goods them." Mrs, Wylie is their daughter. teen new books to the public school Miss Mae Kreiea and brother Frank library. of Hackensack arrived Saturday for William Hannon and family of Jer- the summer. Miss Kreisa will be em- sey City are down for the summer. Million Dollars, i ployed at Morris's pavilion and Frank They own a bungalow on Center ave- Assets over will have charge of the bathing estab- nue, F. W. MOSELLE, Charles Morrissey, who graduated lishment. The bathing beach has been marked off and life lines put up. last week from Princeton university, Including Policy Reserve 260 over ©0 Broad Street, Red Bank, N. J. \ is working for Brown & Kingsland. A house to cost pOQ in being built Mr, and Mrs, Thomas Murray and Liabilities Million Dollars Telephone 24B.J 0 oh Randolph place for Albert Jewell of Newark. The building is 30x16 Mrs, Taylor of New York are spend- Million Dollars. 1 feet and will contain four rooms. ing two weeks at Beacon Beach. William Sloan is tho carpenter, Mi*. George Oberlander, who fell from a Jowell .jvill move in as soon as thescaffold last week while painting a Capital and Surplus over Million Dollars. .,j[ house is completed. house, is still laid up, The More Realty company has A mail box has been placed in the Shrewsbury Avenue, Red Bank rented Rev, F. C, Harding's cottage on Shore grocery for the convenience of These funds are invested in securities of Sea Breeze avenue at Beacon Beach patrons of that store, Three Minutes from Depot f to William Tebo of Brooklyn. Mr. William Tanner has rented ' his the highest grade. Main street house to a New York F1RST»CL,A.SS SERVICE Harding, who lives at 'Diekolioe, New York, spent part of last week here, party for the season; Comfortable Roomi Mrs. Elizabeth Doty of New York A large electric light has been is building a two-story houso on Ma-placed at the corner of Maple street son place, near the trolley line. The and Brands place. CAFE and BAR ATTACHED house will contain six rooms and will John Wilkins of Rutherford in oc- cost about $1,500. Theodore Van- cupying his summer cottage on For- Clief is doing the carpenter work. est Park a/vonue. JAMES L, WORDEN, FH-oprietor Hart & Lloyd are building an add!- Miss Elsie Braun of New York is a PRUDENTIAL TELEPHONE SOB. RED SANK tion to the front of the Shafer bung- guest of Mr. and Mrs, Victor L, Zorn alow on Ocean View avenue, George of Beacon Beach. STRENGTH OF ( The Prudential Irving Broander has been undergo- ••»•»»»•»•••••»»••••••#••»»•••••••••••••••••••»•••»•• Pardee is adding* a no"w front porch : GIBRALTAR * FORREST F. DRYDEN, Pr«ildent. to the house nt tho corner of Carr ave- ing treatment at New York for his ESTABUSHED 18S4 ' TELEPHONE 247.R nue and Center street. eyes and nose. The trolley company will start lay. Mr. and Mrs. William H, C, Leo of ing the tracks for the new line to tflfc Now York are at their bungalow at beach about the first of next week, Beacon B.eaeh, ALEXANDER D. COOPER Some of the ties have been laid where Miss Mary McGuiness of Brooklyn the company has tho right of wayis a guest of Miss Abie Brady of tho Real Estate and Insurance f, over private property. Stone road, Jerry Sheehan has rented all of the Paul C. Hunter is planning to con- 72 tents in his camping colony on the I 58-64 BROAD STREET RED BANK, N, J. Istruct an amusement center at Kenns- beach front. • • • i •• • PRESCRIPTION burg Heights, The glove near the Henry J. Weiler of Newark was B Keep Your Fire, Life, Accident, Tornado and beach front will be fitted up with guest of Edwin L, Adams Saturday Animals for 16 tables and benches for the use of pic and Sunday, Plate Glait Insurance . - nic parties, . D. D.The Standarn d Shin dy • Misses Viola Carhart and Helen FreefromFlieA The steamer Eygnet made Its maid- Caws give (ess milk, Brands spent Monday at New, York, hones dp less work wheif en trip between Perth 'Amboy and Miss Margaret Burke of Jersey Kfprtured by flies. Keep instant Relimf for all Skin Trouble* here Saturday morning, This lino is City Is visiting Miss Eva Oberlander, _ .our stock tree from iheie COOPERt Jr., Drugglrt, Red ; N. J, tfroteet conducted by James J, GilliBon, The Leo Connolly of Jersey City is visit* dlteue breeding pats by ipray< Yourself boats leave Keansburg every three ing Fred Trennory of Beacon Beach, ing (hem with .-„ ^J»"w t hours. The boy scouts will meet only once ?*%$£&•:* A team of hordes ntinclicd to Alex a month during July and August. Conkey's Fly Knocker Beat the Weather to It. Phillips'a ice cream wo^on ran away Gives animals immediate relief and save* ORIGINAL A. M. Bennett &'Son have bought you money and trouble,' Dott not taint last Thursday afternoon and "ran into a new horse. milk, Inoffensive to aninuli. • On a sweltering hot day how refreshing it is to.take a nice cold bath. Norman Curliurt'a automobile. The I' T. S. Marshall has bought a new Why not then have that Bath Room installed that you have long b«cn talk- back of the aiito was .slightly dam- canoe. TryltlSDayi ing about? There ia no better time ^hari now, while the market conditions The Food Drink For AH Agei-Highly Nutritions and Convenient aged. ,, are right. Captain Theron Worth and Mv. New Yorker Moves to Holmael. Money Back It is alHO a seasonable time to.have your furnace looked over nntl put $*$$$ ,JW^^tH toalted gmin extoct In powdir foTO-diworvei Meyers from Peconic, l»le\v Yorjc, arc James Carrot, a coffee dealer nt If It Fails in shape, not wait until it is needed. I will also repair the tin work on. HmM^^m tt^thfil|han tea or coflEee, Used in teaining visiting Mr. Worth's brother George. New York, has moved into a bungalow to pleiie you. Gee a your house, or put your kitchen range in shape. , mmBtm?$l%;bf»fc |>©|fwln&nte, Growing Children, Invalids, The men made the trip across the bay which he built at Holmdel a short time an now, Ouirt, For any information on the above, consult f / ; in Mr. Worth's pleasure yacht. ago. Ilia new home is on land on the s|||«|fp^fa,;;;:;it .&|rees witt -the weakest, digestion,. •E. Johnson and fa-inity have re- laack road to Bradevelt, which he turned to New York after two weeks' bought, from Ruliff Gibewon, Mr. HOWARD FTREY, Carret and his family will move back W^^^a^Wi^Alw H««frIt at home;; Alipch In a mihurt.,. qtay nt the Sunset Vicvr cottage. r. D. Camp Cnrltoii on the beach front, at to New York in tho fall. 17 W«ft m«a BMlc Monmouth 8tr««t. Phone 234-J. Red B«tvk, N. I • '• THE RED BANK REGISTER. MAYOR RETAINS OFFICE. MISS LA HUG. Uskua fiomat of Apbury park AtUck«4 j Laundry Economy "* BODY AND »AC!At KAgSAOE. jMakeYour Own Paint! K, LSVTf WINS IV SEAL by a Coloitd Man. i Scalod iiioposula for tho furnishing 1^iiu^- PtottH'r wus uHNitulUJ bv u I and Service, of till thi' litlH'r, tot'Iii tnd material for i'ulurril tiutn last wi't'k mid riVi-iW'il j WE GIVE YOU BOTH. it M-rii>ua injury on thi' lieucl aiul ;in- tho ru-tiuifudiit; of tho Fra^Hold. Rs. YOU WILL SAVE 58 cu. PER GAL. The XUuttoit «*14 ftt l>cnl Satufday Wai uliur I'UWll'll tllO shoUllllTM, J''|-i'!lll-L'f OMTfcOl'ATMlO PUYBICUH* th» J1r»t Utetin BUctlcu Ever Hilrt lu f>Ur tint work, washed and ironal r«jiJ in nccordnneo with D THIS IS HOW iW^hliiUiIll UM-II u pilvU.poU- Mill ll Jin ir liootn 7, KU,.« fiutUinf, lUMd th« flt«i«~Muiubcr of CuiHini«»loncr» i f»r u«u, at iiO cents puc dozi-n. mod hy ii'i' ini'ii, Mf, Fromi'i* is Ti prepared Hot M,«av)(-iJ. oH table, bud and toilut linen, unu thu plans ami si fkailn.toi ot AII*JI^»O btthool et O» s. L, A M. SEkn-MIXED REAL PAINT," yfjiisi uhi, IIU nHHaihuit maili' !ii; is clieuper and better than you can do by llu- county uiiRlneor, will Kttkivilte, Ms. at $2,00 per «ul. - $8.00 'J ht' i« yl, r!cliuii licld nl l)t-al Hat- it ut home. It auvea time and labor ORWe JJOUM ; »,» A, M, to S,« V. M. ili-day to on ^t Muyoi' Williain A, Li'vy 1-'nn nor ami tho colored man w that yoursulf or servant can spend be rvcivvJ hy tho board of chosen And 3 gals, Linseed Oil to mix with It - - - J^95 frciiii i > rt^ * v1 iipLillcil in a victory for 1 HTIIISK C. , 1u yard wailiiii: to t.;rt hi)nu> ici i titittcr iu another way. Mon- A UKE ND BtKV You then make 7 gals, of pure paint for . - -"$9.95 Mr. \.u\'\ I'.v si vnto of Hi to iU, Tin.inln ;i:i iii jjiimiiiit. "SS'iii'Ji the freeholdst* '*f tlu* county of CIVIL RNtnUKEl«bj Mowwuit ANhD itnatl BtlKVETO. B pjii|)ci-ii|.. ji i<, rtdui'o ihc huriibi'i- of Our L-ollara hav YOUR CHANCE TO SAVE SOME MONEY IS BY VISITING Economy Women's, The Store of Misses' and Reliability. Children's Wear. Money Refunded Money Refunded on Request. on Request. WHERE ECONOMICAL WOMEN FIND OPPORTUNITIES THE NEW BUSH IS THE BROAD STREET BAZAR. "Pick your berries from the new, fresh bush," said a mother to her daughter as she joined half a dozen friends on a raspberry-picking time. Her daughter, having remembered, and jho party having returned with but two or three quarts of dried up berries in their pails; to the surprise of the J whole party Suzette uncovered a full pail of fresh growing berries, "Why Suzette! where did you get such appealing berries?" was the question asked by- all. Suzette's answer was: "You see, 1 bore in memory mother's advice, 'pick your berries from a new fresh bush, as they bear the fresh berries,' simple enough," related Swzette, "when striking the new bush which so liberally offered its value giving courtesy, filled me with the inspiration and, forgetting the pleasure of the party, I gave my time to the courteous bush." ., , ' The Broa.d Street Bazar is the New Bush, bearing the fruit and plenty of it. Take mother's advice and pick your berries from the new, fresh bush, The TANGO TWIRL SOUVENIRS will be given to the Children This Week. Ladies are Most Cordially Invited to Bring the Children WOMEN'S SILK STOCKINGS AT $1.00. COOL MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. HEADQUARTERS FOR BELTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, 1 1 Art. po>ilivrl> ihc nio-1 ;»a I i «•!';»<'I m'y MIU -1 • • I • k i M ir -; ovoi m.;u|t' Temptingly Imv priced, JHHI at the lime whi'ii I'KIINI supplies NVeslee. and UntT silk girdles, all wanted colors, in many dil'- are humid to be needed. Here is news ol' extra xaliu1^; In »oll at Hi,nil- i|n> let ni' -opvii't* ha- | MM IS I>«] if. I'ei'oiit styles, and patent leather in many coiiibiiialioiis, Kpe-eial SoveiMl l';iir~ ^liii'li wt-re ]ml In tin1 !••-( >>i I i d.-iy;-1 I'nnliiin- l'.tc cnrsi'l ciiver-. , ,.,.,,. , ,11c :?.V curset cnver-. ...,,,, 17c, 3 for BOo id ._. . ZBo, 50c, 9Bo uns wear (willi a f i" i j • In Ilio vsa-h {nl> cai-h day didn't slinw 11 if Oilier* In 9Sc. 1 1 1 1 CHILDREN'S SOCKS, 10c, 12 .C and 25c. loust break iii'tri -11 'li u.-ay-c. TIio*(> HIM Hn -1'ii-Uititrs which will Corset cover and drawers eomhinalujn, trinuned wilh'lace, , ,79o f slnnd tilt1 lliii'ilf-'l WIMP; Black and white, 1.;i-f. hill not lt';i.-|, ?sighl gowns, ]uw neck and short sleeves, heuiilit'iilly (rimmed Faitey top socks, all colors and all sizes, plain while and plain you get (ho be*) -tucking made lo sell at. $1.00 with val lace or embroidery, about 2i) styles. . . , 39o lo $1.95 black inducted. This Second Summer Week is the good week set for the Large General Sale of WOMEN'S SUMMER WEAR Bxcellerit quality DRESSES, COATS, CAPES, SKIRTS axtd SHIRTWAISTS Yon may say what you please but where in this or any other WOMEN'S SHORT SPORT COATS AT $1.49, CHARMING SUMMER BLOUSES. town or ciiy can yon purchase these tine dres.-es at such,small Practical, s/mar( and wonderl'ul at this price, They show the new sleeves, the prettiest style collars, dainty prices? WOMEN'S AND MISSES' COATS, $1.98. embroidered designs, in fact everything that goes lo make -a Tlioehoiee-I stylos created (luring the pa-t two weeks or so. blouse attractive, only 69o, 87e, SBe, $1.50 and $1.98 It is an opportunity im1 every economical woman and miss lo se- The cunts are made of the season's light weight materials.* I cure stylish i-lntht's f,,]- (he oiilire.summer at a -mall expenditure.; WOMEN'S AND MISSES' COATS AT $4,95 to $7.85, So many young women are asking us for wash skirts, wo only $1.95 to $5,85, } We wish to call the attention ul'^all women wrth a summer are obliged to get fresh and new ones in rnosl every day, but this coal in mind. The coats are. made of the season's favored ma- year's skirts are so practical and attractive, it is a small wonder WOMEN'S PETTICOATS AT THESE SPECIAL PRICES, terials, in the season's most approved styles, they are so well liked. Choose Ramie or French weave, the pop- Black satiuo patticoats...... "..... , , 49c HOT WEATHER SHIRT WAISTS. ular cordeliue or epongo, and pay as your purse dictates, only Striped wash-material petticoats. 2Bo, 39c, 49c_ 70e fur-white and black China silk waists that are very cool, 980 Jo $4.iS Colored cotton mossnline petticoats. ,,,,,,,,,,. ».49p, 69c, 98c Silk messaline petticoats, special...,.,,, ,..*., 31.65 NEW SILK WAISTS AT UNDER PRICE. VANITY CASES, 26e, 60c. BABIES' DRESSES, 50c to $2.95. , Every woman who requires a cool, dainty silk wtist, will do Fancy designs in linish. One and twu-year-olil sizns, all of line materials, daintily well to select from this special lot of lovely light colors, made I with low collar, three-quarter sleeves, special $1.35 GIRLS' WHITE LAWN DRESSES, SPECIAL AT 55c. trimmed and many have hand ernhroideiVd yoke. Children';? princess slips, 3 to 0 years oh! BOO LITTLE TOTS' COATS, 9So to S2.9§« " Trimmed with lace and insertion, 0 to 14 years. Cambric night gowns, 2 to 10 years, special. , , ,2Be . Smartly trimmed with contrasting materials, Others to $3.95. MAJORITY MEANS JUSTICE. THEREFORE WE LEAD-MAJORITY EET E. SPRITZLER, Prop. RED BANK, N. J. Read Our Advertisement In The Red Bank Register Every *e« BRAY AND GRAY WINNERS AUTO BITS GABBAOE WAGON. Oartag-a Strewn Over StMet by Brand FESTIVALS BY CHILDREN. EEEBIDAN TWO-MAN BOWLING Street Acclfltat a Few Kig-hts Ago, A tourin'g automobile struck a gar- EXEBCIBBS AT TIHTOK PAI.I.S AND TOURNAMENT IB OVEB. bage wagon on Broad street near Irv- EAIOSTOWH BUHBAT WBBK. ing place a few nights ago. The wagon ANNOUNCEMENT Robert Kennedy Bowled the Higli Score which was owned by a Pine Brook Children's Day Wai Observed ty tie of the Tournament, 269, Friday Right, colored man, was upset and the gar- Methodist Sunday-School of Tint on aafl Ha Also Won the SUgii Averuft boge was strewn nil over the street. Falls and by the Presbyterian Snnday- »ril«—Other Frizes, The man who owned the wagon was In School of Eatontown. The Sheridan two-man bowling tour- a yard. The horse was not hurt but Children's day was observed by the nament closed last week. Bray the rear axle was bent and ,one of the Sunday-school of th'e Tinton Falls and Gray won the tournament by win- rear wheels of the wagon was broken. Methodist church on Sunday week. York Transfer ning 26 games out of 83. Dennis and The windshield and front lights of the The church, which was attrac- Morris finished in second place. They auto were broken. The machine con- tively decorated with ferns, roses and won 25 games and lost 8. All these tinued on its way after hitting the wild flowers, was well filled with spec- four bowlers are members of^ thewagon, i. tators, Mrs. John C, Crawford, as- Lboies bowling team of Red Bank, *•*•• sisted by other teachers of the Sun- Robert Kennedy bowled the high score day-school, drilled the children for of; the tournament, 269, Friday night their parts, Mrs, Crawford acted as week. Kennedy also won the high AN INSURANCE SUIT. organist and she sang a solo. EDWARD J. REILLY, Local Agent average prize of the tournament. The A duet was rendered by Mrs. Ray- average was 188 4-il for 33 games, EEESCHEL BIRD SAL I, GETS JUDG- Walter Fields was close behind Ken- mond E, Voorhees and Miss Bertha 51-53 MECHANIC STREET RED BANK, NEW JERSEY nedy for high average, having. 184 MENT AGAINST M. r. TETLEY. Potts, Other vocal music was by Mr. 81-38. Bray's i&verage for alk, the and Mrs. Potts, Misses Cara and Mary i Rames wae 184*17-33, Morris's aver- Birdsnll Claimed Totley Told Him toCrawford, Mr, and Mrs. Benjamin ago wag 182 13, Dennis's a%'crag6.waB Renew a Tlve Insurance FoUcsy That McGuire, Miss SadiePgtts and Misses 178 8-83 and Gray's average was 177 W»s on His Boast WkM •• 8000111 It Edna and Marie—CovBrt. ^ Children We beg to call your attention to the advantages of our system for checking baggage from hotel or residence in Red Bank 28-38. „ • • „ " —Tetley Denlo» BUdinU'i Story. who took special part inVhe exercises Herschel Birdsall, a Red Bank In- were Harry and Pearl Covert, May direct to destination in connection with the necessary passage tickets by the following lines: Bray and Gray will each receive a suranee agent, brought a suit a fewCrawford, Wellington and Stanley gold medal, appropriately inscribed, days ago before Justice Harry C, Ba- Wilkins, Richard McGuire,, William PENNSYLVANIA R. R. CITIZENS LINE NEW LONDON LINE METROEOLITAN LINE Dennis and Morris will each receive a Hamilton ai^d Margaret Scott, two MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE denu to recover $2,75, which was the 1 LEHIGH VALLEY R. R. .CATSKILL EVENING LINES* NEW BEDFORD LINE silver medal. Kennedy will get.a man- girls eachj. with the name of Marie OLD DOMINION LINE premium on a fire insurance policy LONG ISLAND R. R. . NEW HAVEN LINE . dolin for bowling high score and hewhich was held two and a half months Scott, Benjamin, Myra, Grace and HUDSON RIVER DAY LINE CLYDE LINE will receive a box of Lord Stirling j by Millard F, Tetley on hig house on John McGuire; Catherine and Blair STEAMER MARY POWELL FALL RIVER LINE BRIDGEPORT LINE MALLORY LINE cigars for bowling the high average, the west side of Hudson avenue. Mr. Voorhees, Belle Coleman and Vaughn, PEOPLES LINE PROVIDENCE LINE CENTRAL R, R. OF; N. J. SAVANNAH LINE Fjiday night week Bray and Gray Birdsall testified that he wrote an in-Benjamin, Leroy, Elizabeth and Mel- won three. games from Steo* and"*C. surance policy on the house beforevin Duncan. A prayer was made by Tobin and Kennedy and HippenBteol Benjamin R, McGuire, Rev. Mr. Sar- Our SPECIAL DELIVERY system for forwarding baggage prepaid direct to hotel or residence at any of the following won two out of three games from Bray tMr, Tetley bought it last year. He j and Gray, Kennedy bowled 269 in the said that nbout the time this policy ex- gent made as shoro t address. d y y plred he met Mr. Tetley on the street ThTh o Jltt PPreBbythrian named points is greatly .appreciated by passengers, obviating the necessity, of any attention on their part after order has second game. B bld f Jlatontown Bray bowled scores pf and asked Him if he wanted the policy church was filled at the exercises 237 and 203. Lufburrow and Wood given by the Sunday-school Sunday been given, ••..-.. ••"'.' renewed. He said that Mr. Tetley s won.three guinea from Kennedy and told him to renew it, night, The church was decorated with If they so desire passengers can personally arrange for the purchase of their transporation, the reservation of Pullman Hlppensteel, flowers and potted plants, this work Monday night week Fields and D. Mr. Tetley testified that he did not tell Mr, Birdsall to renew it. He said being done under the direction of Miss or stateroom accommodations and the checking of their baggage by calling at any of our ticket offices; or,If" they prefer to Tobin "won two out of three Ramos Kathorlne yanSchoicic. Miss Sarah from Sweeney and Tannenhaum and that Mr. Birdsall was not a customer of his and that he had decided to give Nivison trained the children for the place their orders by telephone, their request for tickets and Pullman or stateroom reservations will be promptly complied the Oakci'''(>n Inotheis won two out of parts they took. The program com- thrP3 K5H1C5 from Field? nnd D. To-the innuunw business to someone who with, and all arrangements tnade for the handling of their baggage. The passage tickets and Pullman or stateroom reserva- ti.ukd with him. prised solos by Miss Ruth Huylev, bin. Claude Qakei =on 1 owlod a SL- M e Dorothy Higginson and Venetia Mat- of 250, Tobin bowled 2lo and Fiel-J= D.iniel H. Applegate was a witness tions will be delivered Vhen baggage is called for and without any additional charge. for Mr. Birdsall. He was the lawyer thews; responsive reading led by Wil- bowled 219 and 203. liam E, Morris; a prayer by John J, for the niortafreo interested in the PHILADELPHIA, PA, BROOKLYN, N. Y. CAMDEN. N, «T. GLEN RIDGE, Fred Willnmn, manager of the Sher- Breese; recitations by Novma Beale, BAYONNE, N. J. idan alleys, i<-, already planning for -tiansaction. Mr. Applegate testifled CLEVELAND, O. BALTIMORE, MD. WASHINGTON, D. C. that he had told Mr. Totley several Ruth Darby, Inez nnd Thelma Vunck, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. PITTSBURGH, PA. HOBOKEN, N. J. next .season's activities. He will con- Dorothy Underhill, Stanley Breese, CHICAGO, ILL. times to letuin the policy to Mr, Bird- TOLEDO, O. ST. LOUIS, MO. LOUISVILLE, KY. THE ORANGES, N. J. duct both an individual and a two-man Katherino Higginson, Fred Beale, JERSEY CITY, N. J.I tournament duijng the winter. sail and that Mr. Tetley returned the INDIANAPOLIS, IND, BUFFALO, N. Y, RICHMOND, VA, Lois Underbill, Alta Duncan and CINCINNATI, O, COLUMBUS, 0. BL0OMPIELD, N. J. policy Maich 1st. The policy was Evelyn Anderson; and_ exercises, by NEWARK, N. J. Hlffli Score on Slierlaan Alloys. gi\en to Mr. Tetley on December 18th, MONTCLAIR, N, J. GREATER NEW YORK. WILMINGTON, DEL. Fred Jones and Wnltei Fields Roy Carlrlo, Clayton Burr, Stanley bowled a friendly game a few nights Breese, William Darby, Harry Hujick, Mr. Tetley repeated his testimony Blwood Snyder, Andrew Darby, Eve- ago on the Sheridan alleys. Jones that he did not tell Mr. Blrdaall to re- NEW JERSEY SEASHORE POINTS broke the higgh score of the alle>.s for I new the policy, and he said his word lyn Anderson, Alberta Bennett, Gladys Snyder, Lois UnderhilJ, Nor- the season by bowling 27 i .w > BANK REGISTER. as* VOLUME XXXVII, NO. 1, RED BANK. N, J., WEDNESDAY. JULY 1, 1914, PAGES 9 TO 18, MASHED IS ElKVATOB, performed nt the Anbury Park Cutho. WEDDED THIS MORNING. lie church by Rev, Father Roche. Miss WlllUm Wlktkff Hurt *t Fituir'i •tOM- Kliiabeth Kt'lly was bridesmaid, She houl* Lul TUu,rt4»j. »£S BANK HU MCOMM WIFE Of and tlu> bride wore both members of KILLED BY VICIOUS HORSE BOUDAYJIVER SPORTS. William WikolT, mm <>f I'lid D. tht! i-huri-h rhoir, Mr. mid Mrn. Ni;w- OCEAJIIO Wikoff of Broud street, KVX hm left niiin will U^n with the bride's parents fiir lhe present. hand caught in a grain vU'vator while Kits Emm* D. lokmu^tnl Carl T. ROBERT REYNOLDS DIED FROM IN- A BIG TIME ON THE SHREWSBURY ON at work at bin father's .storehouse on Wan MffTiad M Win* O'clock at St. X*ne—Madam, Maple avenue .Thursday afternoon and Jaiuti'i Cliurcli—W1U Z,1T9 at Ktd THE FOURTH, all the fingers were badly mashed. The Miss Anna Kane und Daniel Mad. JURIES RECEIVED IN RUNAWAY. dt'n both of Shrewsbury, were mar. elevator had become choki'd with grain „ _, ,T , uiii, uoin oi onrowsuury, were mar- and William and a man employed at Miss Lmma Dorothy Hohman, rlu(j last niKht at st, jnmes-s rcetory Motorboat Club is Making Final Arrangements for the storehouse tried to put it in work- daughter of W llbnm Hohman of Leon- at• —Re d•-- Bank -b y -Rev . Josep- -h Casey. Eatontown Man, 72 Years of Age, Suffered a Frac- ing order by shoving the grain out of ard street,, and Carl F. Clark,, son of A reception was held after the cere- an Afternoon of Races and Athletic Sports—Solid the way. One of the moving parts of Mrs, William Cook off Oceanic, were mony at James Ely's at Shrewsbury, tured Skull and Jaw, Broken Arm and Many Other the elevator caught Williams hand marriemare d at nine o'clajjk this morning miMri. „.an. d Mrs„_. „„„„„Madden. „.wil„l „sai„ l in a, and mashed the fmgerts, Ur, William at St.. James H churchh h b y Rev. JosepJh fl,w daya for Ireland, where they will Injuries Yesterday Afternoon-He Died Last Nlgttt Silver Cups and Many Other Valuable Prizes Will D. Sayre dressed the injury. William Casey, assistant rector of the church, i live. has not been able to work since the The church was decorated with cut be Given to the Winners of the Events. accident. flowers und palma. Many friends of — Horse Had Killed One Other Person. the couple attended the wedding. Miss Minnie Williams of Keanaburg siderable distance at high speed in the Miss Myrtle Sullivan of Eahway, a K Robert Reynolds, awed 72 years, | the man wag injured beyond recovery, All tho arrangements have been and William Danz of Pliiinneld were died last night from injuries re- Mr. Reynolds died at eight o'clock irtado for the regatta of tho Red Bunk wrong direction before the boat could cousin of the bride, was bridesmaid. married at Keyport Friday afternoon, be stopped. WATCH AND $20 STOLEN Fred Hohman of Red Bank, the ceived in a runawny late yesterday last night without regaining niotoiboiit club on the afternoon of tho iMr, and Mrs, Danz will live at KeanH. afternoon. He wan driving at White's sciou?ness, 3'\>urth. The lodge of Elks has ac- Boats entered for the handicap bride's brother, was groomsman. The burn, where Mr. Danz is employed in 1'iices will be required to go over the BOBBERY BUNDA.T MIOHT AT ED- brido wore a white crepe de chine Corner, near Eatontown, when the Mr. Reynolds leaves a widow whose cepted an invitation to attend the William L, Macdonald's hotel, Mrs, horse bolted and run to one side of maiden name was Lavinia Howlojid. races, «nci a geiwrnl invitation has course iind give their best possible WW A. MASOWS BOUSE. / dress with hut to match. She carried Danz was a waitress «t the hotel the time to the committee in charge before a shower boquct of white roses. Miss the road, The wafton struck a tree She has lived at Eatontown all her been extended to the people of Red three years. and the shock of the collision threw life. Two sons survive Mr. Reynold*, Bunk and vicinity tu make use of the Un o'clock Saturday morning'. If, in Intruder Took a Rooking- Chair from Sullivan wus attired in a white silk the race, they exceed their time by dress and she carried a shower boquet Mr. Reynolds to the ground, fractur- they being Hally and Calvin Reynolds motor boat clubhouse and grounds, Porch of Homo Next Door to Vit a« a ing his skull and jaw, breaking his of Eatontown, He also leaves two Refreshments will be served on the more than five per cent, they will bo Ladder to Reach window of Hivmii of pink roses, A reeyption was held penalized six times the amourft of time at the bride's home after the wedding, Miss Bertha VanNote and James arm, cutting his face and causing brothers and four sisters, John and clubhouse lawn as usual. Additional Spring-a Soad Home. Covert, both of Pine Brook, were mar- many other injuries, William Reynolds of Eatontown, and features of this year's regatta will be exceeded. Edwin A. Mason's house on New-Mr, and Mrs, Clark have gone on a ii parade of decorated canoes and row- wedding trip to Niagara Falls, When ried Sunday night of lost week at the Mr, Reynolds was foreman of Mrs. George Mount, Mrs, Solomon Among the awards are silver cups. man Springs road was broken into groom's home. The ceremony was Charles E. Anderson's farm on Mon- Gardner, Mrs. Charles Poolo and >Ir». boats, canoe and rowboat races, and a One is of sterling silver, valuejl at Sunday night and $20 in money and a they return they will live with the eunoe tilting contest. These events bride's porontSLfbr the present, Next performed by Rev. B. C, Butler, pastor mouth road, near riatontown. He Henry Chamberlain of West Long #150, and is given by the Bed Bank gold watch valued at |10O wet-awaken. of the Pine Brook Methodist church, lived in a house on the place. Yes- Branch, Mr. Reynolds was an tmele will take place close in shore while the yacht club for the free»for-all race. The thief took a rocking chair off the fall Mr^ Clark will build a house for motet-boat races me in progress. their occupancy, Mrs. Clark received Mrs. Butler and Roland Polhemus terday he spent most of the day help- of Harry W. Reynolds, a plumber at Another handsome cup, "The Com-porch of the house owned by J, Albert were the witnesses. ing a neighbor harvest hay. After Red'Bank, He was a son of the late This .will make the regatta more in- modore's Cup," has been donated by VanSchoiek, Jr., which adjoins Mr. many fine presents, including furni- teresting: than ever from the specta- turei checks, silver ,and glassware, heXfinished this work he drove to James Reynolds of Eatontown and had Frank C. Storck, the commodore of the Mason's house. The chair was used Eajontown to buy groceries. He had always lived at that place. He wai a tor's viewpoint. club. Other, cups have been.^iven.by as a ladder by the thief to reach a etc, Mr, Melrose for the Gulf refining com- bought the groceries and was return- member of Washington lodge of Free The owner of the beat decorated sitting-room window in the Mason Mrs. Clark has been stenographer PLAYGROUNDS TO OPEN. Ing home when the horse ran away, Masons of Eatonto,wn and he had canoe and the best decorated rowboat pany, Capt, Charles P. Irwin, Frank house. and bookkeeper in Cook & Oakley's K, Wright for the Valvoline oil com- The horse stopped when the, wagon many friends, will each get a silver cup, Soi'ond Mr. Mason had not locked the win-plumbing 'office on West Front street TO« TWO MAT. struck the tree. ! The horse which Mr, Reynolds iind third prizes of sweaters and silk pany, John S. Diekerson, Lester Ross, dow and the robber had an easy time seven years. Mr. Clark is empoyed as parasols will be awarded, and there Charles E. Hendriekson, Milford Al- an electrician by Mahoney & Harvey GROUNDS HAS BEEN OBDEBED. Mr. Reynolds was found lying un- drove has a reputation for being vi- laire, George T. Linton, Charles R. of it getting into the house. The gold conscioua in the road. He was dread- clous. Last fall it ran away while Mrs, .will also be prizes for the best baby, watch and fob were on top of cheeks of Seabright, _ The High School Playrroutid sad tho fully cut and bruised and his features Anderson, wife of Mr, Reynolds'a the best looking girl and the moat at- Rosji and" the MaeFarland company. Bhrewnbury Avcnno School Playground The cup given by the MacFarland con- on Mr, Mason's desk and the money Eming-—H.ilL were so badly disfigured that it was employer, was driving it, and last tractive costume, Entries can be was in * Mrs. Mason's poeketbook, to bo Opened Next Weak—Tlieodore difficult to recognise him, Dr. J. C. spring Mrs. Anderson died from the made with Fred White 'at the Mon-cern is known as the Harthan trophy. which hung on a door knob in the sit- Miss Olive Ewing, daughter of Various Engafed as A»»l»tant. inouth boat clubhouse, Capt. Charles The prizes are on exhibition in the Rush of Eatontown was sent for, but effects of the injuries received in that ting room. The checks amounted to Frank Ewing of Atlantic Highlands, The playground association of Red there was little that he could do, as \ runaway accident. P. Irwin, George T. Linton and Charles jewelry store of Robert F, Wilbur. $700 but they were not disturbed, was married at her home yesterday Bank haa ordered equipment for two U, Hendiickiionj.Jr. The parade will The program of races as already Neither did the robber take a quantity morning to Henry Hankins Hall, son playgrounds. This equipment in- start at five o'clock opposite the Mon- announced will be carried out. One of silverware which was in the dining of Virginiui Hall of Wilmington, eludes slides, swings, giant striders, SHOW CLEAES $425. mouth boat club; Tho canoe races will I of the most interesting of these eon- room, next to the sitting room, North Carolina, The ceremony was see-saws and sand box,. This equip- M.C.D. BORDEN'S ESTATE start near the Monmouih boat club- tests will be the "bang-and-go-back Mrs. Mason has been in poor health erformed by .Rev. John Gilmore ment will be placed on the play- Many Persons Attended "Zitl Miserable*" house. The course will be from there race," Each boat starts on even several months and she frequently bby, pastor of- the Woodland Re- grounds at the high school and at the Mgvtiig Pictmre Show, OCEANIC MAX I,EPT AN EST-ATK to « stake near the foot of Washington terms. They travel for a given length gets up during the night, She also brined church of Flatbush. He wasShrewsbury avenue school. This About ?425 was cleared Saturday street and then to a stake opposite equipment is expected to be ready for night for the WeHesley college build- VALUED AT 1SI4O2,36S,33. of time, when a pistol is fired. They keeps a light burning on the second issisted by Rev. Joseph H, Sehaeffer, ! the motor boat club's pier. then retrace their course and the first floor all night. Mrs, Mason got up lastor of the Atlantic Highlands Pies- use in about two weeks. ing fund by the moving picture show In the canoe tilting contest two men boat to reach the starting point is the yterian church. The wedding march of "Les Miserables" at the Lyric the- She Bnlt of Kin Estate Wai DividBd several times Sunday night but she Theodore Parsons of Shrewsbury Among- IUS TTireo SOBS, Howard S, will be in each canoe. One will paddle winner, Theoreticallyy the boats did not hear anything. The robbery as played by Mrs". Sehaeffer and Ro- has been engaged for the summer ater. The money will be used to help and steer the boat and the other will hld fiih l h replace the, bujldings destroyed by fire Matthew S. and Bertram H.—Mr. Bor- should finish exactly even, as the was not discovered until Monday and Leurich sang "0 Promise Me." months as an assistant to Mrs. War- den Wai a Cotton Manufacttirer. .•stand in the bow. The last-named riuwei boatuoais wilwinl havnave lafair lesjess disuis-- j g. Candle grease Spots Were The house was decorated with pink yen in playground work. Some of the a few months ago. The show was morn n given by the Wellesley college gradu. Matthew C. D, Borden, cotton foods man will bi armed with ji long bam- rid white roses, The bride was minor equipment of the playgrounds 1 boo pole at the end of which will be tnnce( to travel back to the finishing over the floors in the dining and sit- ates who live in this locality, including manufacturer artd_capitalist, who had line than the speedy boats. g ro a Iressed In white net and satin and will be made at Red Bank and this a large estate on the river bank at cotton wadding. IVith this he will try Announcers with" megaphones will ting rooms and on Mr, Mason's desk. arried a boquet of bridal roses. Miss ill be ready for use next week. The Mrs. Jacob B. Rue.and Mrs. Irving Monday morning Mrs. Mason's Hance of Red Bank, Mrs. Edward G, Oceanic and who died May 27th, 1912, to upset a man irr another canoe who give the results of the races to the empty poeketbook was found. in • the iusie Ewing, sister of the bride, was laygrounds will be open for chil- left a net estate of 16,462,365.22, ac- -will be similarly armed. The entries spectators. MMorgan Barney of the iridesmaid. She was dressed in pink ren beginning next Monday. At the Adams and Mrs, James P. McCarron hedge which surrounds the house and if Fair Haven and Miss Elliott of cording to a transfer tax appraisal HO far are Benjamin AtwateT" a*nd Rudder will he the official handieaper the watch fob was found in the street, harmeuse' and carried Killarney tart the high school playground will whichlhas been completed and •will be Harold jVoorhis, Arthur Swift and and timer. The entries in-the motor )S6ij The groomsman was Fred ie open Mondays, Wednesdays and ieabright. The theater was crowded a short distance away from the house. with peop,le despite the inclement filed soon with the New York deputy Chuvles/ Weeks, Reuben and Insley ''boa 't races are as follows: I The house is in Shrewsbury township, restrail of Brooklyn, A reception ridays, and the^ Shrewsbury avenue state controller. The total estate left "White, C, Walton Cannon and Egbert Otgadaig, , Fred Betzs 3T-m!ae displace, ,vas held, after which the couple left ilayground on Tuesdays, Thursdays weather and the pictures were of an menent boatbt. but the robbery was. reported to the exceptionally high character. by Mr. Borden has been estimated at Swackhamtner,rand Fred Noble and Hiiby Ro, 4'n.mlle hydroplane, owned Hed Bank police headquarters. fox* a two weeks' trip through the nd Saturdays. The playgrounds will }7,892,749.42. Hig debts amounted to George Hogan, Vernon Davis will by I-Teil Bt'tP, IIIIII. South, Mr, and\Mrs, Hall will live at e open from nine to half-past eleven, $868,159,87. Administration^expensfa have his canoe in the contest, but he Scout il, Jacob S speedy motor boot Hlielk, Q, E, DtnniHon'H speed boat, Councilor—Editi B, Ewlnfii association to sell beer and other malt Bidden should be held in trust for Mary Emnu, Harry and Milford Al- Vice councilor—•Kreil Auspi, Dong-herty. might, cause a racer to travel a con- In I re'B new boat. and brewed liquors on the fair grounds each until he il thirty years oldp"-when Recording: secretary—Yyilliam J, Softil. Miss Mary E. Walsh, daughter of CHABITIES AID MEETING. during the fair next September, The he will receive his share outright. Assistant recording secretary—Harry William -Walsh of Freehold, and license is only for the days during The share left to Bertram H. Borden T, Siliiien, Thomas V. Dougherty^ ion of Wil- CLAYTON CHIEF PATBIABCH. Financial secretary—Warren C, Den- Officers Will Be Elected Tomorrow by which the fair will be in operation. is to be held in trust until he is SB nis, liam Dougherty of Herbert street, Moamonth County Branch. The license fee was $200. The appli- years old, when he will receive the, MOTORCYCLIST INJURED Treasurer—Em Osborn, were married last night .at St. Japhia Clayton !• Elected Hoad Of Nep- Conduetor^Harry J, Patterson, The annual meeting of the Mon-cation for the license was presented by principal. The income is to be paid tntte Encampment of Sid Bank. Warden—Edmund Creeliii. James's church at Red Bank by Rev.mouth county branch of the State Alston Beekma'n, the counsel for the to each son during the continuation of BAYMOWD BANaLEB'S KNEE rBAC- InHide sentinel—James P, Longstrett, Joseph Casey, Miss Nellie Walsh, a fair association, , his trust. • The semi-annual meeting of Nep- Outside sentinel—George W, Brower, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid, Charities Aid and Prison Reform as- TXJKED IN ACCIDENT SUNDAY. une Encampment of Odd Fellows of Junior past councilor—Frank House, ociation of New Jersey will beTield The license was opposed hjf mem- The largest asset in the estate is Trustees—Frank House for three and James Dougherty, a brother of it the residence of the president, Mrs. bers of the women's temperance ftnion, 7,300 shares of stock in the American Eatontown Young- Man's Machine Crnshed Red Bank was held last week and years, Samuel E. Clark for two years, the bridegroom, was groomsman, ' these officers were elected, Frank A. Fenton, ,lr,, for one year. ewis S, Thompson, Brookdale farm, who were in court opposing licenses at cotton goods company, valued at Tlijonrb reiitterg of Bridge at South The bride wore a white iilk dress tomorrow afternoon, at three o'clock, Manasquan and at Spring Lake. Mr, P,650,OQO. Mr, Borden founded this Eatontown—Dangler in In tho Long- Chief patiiarch—Japhta Clayton. Representative to state council—Frank with hat to match an lcgeg of our great Trusts and tlie «•*• :uuj with the Progressive pnrty then C«f»lrym«u nt Mu»k«try Bohool. JACOB O. BHUTTW. AUCTIOWBXB, THE RED BANK REGISTER tabliHhmtnt of th?-equality of oppor- putting forward as its leader a"promi- STRIFE IN WOMEN'S CLUB Cupt. Stout, Albert VunKclst, John tunity? It is quite obvious that .*oiiu'- nent nltieinl of the greatest Trusts of Din^Tnun, W, J. Harby, llnrold A. JOHN H, COniC. Bd.loF .nd PuWi.fc«. thini* is the trouble with the I'ro-tlif oountry, the I'roiirossivo party ruins, Cecil W, Li'diard and Harry GEORGE C. HA.NCE. AuAti.li Editw, SILVEB BEWINO AUCTION SALE gressivc party, It in plain to all «.•*• |)n-6i'iits a speetai'le which has no LOSES MEMBEBS I., Sujip are among the Red Hank luiaau M«n««sr; perionm] observcrf! that the pinty parii'.li'l since tho time when the two- cuvalrymen who are attending the OF THOMAS IRVING BROWN, miiyt soon pass away unless we canfat'i'ii tiguivof Janus was net up inTU.y Baalrsid SMt TlmritUy ft a tbt»'hiwl of muKketrv at Heaglrt Mon- 1 tin Human Kuril in. dwy, yostertlay und today. Hi, make cloar to tlu> mind of the piil'lu Oiiteome of Btrlf* Iitw»«u TWO S*O. that we are honestly-opposed U> tin- t- % $ OIID H .11 . ,.,,,. .ji.r.o tk>n»—F-raiifl.nt Conldn't Curry put FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD 81* fin. .70 injustice of our present industrial con- Hut whilo there are, many, persons H«r Volicles and TrOUblA •••ttltsa. Tlnvo , ., .40 ditions, and that we either have, or who i'i';ili7.e that Mr. Perkins ;IH head l.itljo Silver is stirred to the innn1- Empire Vaudeville sinci'i'i'ly iiK'un to iind, a genuine nm- of tilt' Progressive party in a very I'.nti t4.1 Hi I IM • •.< iit noj Hank, ody for t!i< HU oviln, nio-t depths of its racial beings OIH- GOODS K. J., ; X "S> 111..it! IT. 1 tni lit handicap, they still believe thai thin! of the numbers of the Little Shows at The "In order to make that eleai" Wi thi- l'rnf'roasivc part;,' is better .Silver Hewing Hociety, one of the oM- WILL BE HELD AT must put in charge of our party ma- (|iiulitinl than cither of thy other WI•lliNKSH. w I,Y if If)11. v-A iMganiziitioiiw in the village, tunii-d chinery men whose past history anil ini'iit psirtios to deal with the 'piv?- in tlieir resignations last week, us a Lyric, whose preMMit convictions will satisfy in! national troubles). They have result of a strife which began ni>mty Monday the regular Empire tho rank and file of tho laboring iiii'ii faith in Tlu'odore Rmmvelt, and their two years ago between two factions TOWN of the country, and those who sympa- of vaudeville nnd motion pic- Schwartz's Auction Room faith in Theodore Roosevelt nnd thein the society. The society has bivn tures has been playing at the Lyric, thize with tlu-m. that this party, if liiililic I'ontidi'iicc which he enjoys, in I'xistuiu'e nearly twenty yearn It successful, will devote itself to the de- and this ehange will continue through, theni that the ProKrussivo 1j has, or had, 48 members, roproHcmting out the suiiiiiicr. Both houses art' un- Tlh'i-r w.'.p. n Hvi'ly meutinjr of thostruction of privilege instead of to the party, eumbinod witli Roosevelt's ' ...... -.. 1 West Front and Pearl Streets Hv\v Jci-.-i-y Pivtfuvsivi! state eonimit- protection of monopoly. If we cannot iH'nily every family in Little Silver, (It-r tin same management, rind it was 1 wkl be able to tci lnhi wnk, in which the shelving so satisfy the public, tlii'il the party Americanism, wljjl be abl Not in u long time has anything h«|i- docmcil expedient to use tlie Lyric 1 1 with all minor questions within of tii-iifi .! W, Perkins as national will pass away and it ought to puss peiiei! in the village to cause so miii'h (luring the heated period, as it is much RED BANK, N. J. tlii- parly when the proper time ar- I'onimtnt and stir as tho withdruwal lemU'i' of tlic P|o FHMONAL. tor, Mi.m Uoiiiiui ^"intt'i tun, of Key. 'I'lfiHiiiiy, IHIII' :i f • 111. by itisv. .liiMcnli I'liui-v, .Ml--«h ,\III«M Uiiiii' ,itiii iMitli-i M,iil- |)oi t, wcru Hod Hanh visitors pnvt of SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC. iicu, Imlli uf Hhii'Uhlnii'y. t r MIH Iimu VonGIuhn, ijuuKiitcr 6f last \vi!»'k. i - -— —^* KIlMlHi: \ KWMA.V-- At Ti'i-iitnli, Mrs, Henry VonGlulm of Wnshinnt«n )>!', lloiiiit I., C'jiili'of Hioad htivi't COMUIMliD BZeUXStOMB OF BEmDi Wi'iln.'.-.il.iy. .Inn.- Jilli, AIIH.-I 1 .>in,i IL Mi'vet, who tcuchi'a Hi'hool at Htony Hunt pai t of last svi i'k ut '1'oniH Hivi r. Kciiililc uf Tlililiiii ill.I IlilWiilil ,\i'\vill;lll Point, Ni'w York, is home* for the Dr, 1?, liiinviniiL; VS'iUiin ami family I BARK 3CHOI.ABH TBIS VLQWgB., ill Srimll t. IsISi! I i|",Vi M', -At Alli'ii^H'xl, mi of Hrowl sliwl li-ft s.^wuiuy for Tim Flint Mathodiit, ri.xbytsrlan nnd \Vi-.liifpil.n-, .1 ii iif :'H!i, li>' ll"v. T. \V. MKs Jifan Shnvp of HridK«'tnn is ('liilhi'a, S'liiiHiiit, svhiii' they will Hinlili, Mi-.- Ni-ul.. i.'. Islim or All.'iiwuiiil Baptiii 8uuiIuy-S«liDoU Will Qo to Au- 1 Sfpeiidiiij* two.wuekH witli Mis;! Ger-Hpi'tld Ivo wci lit with I)r, WilhonV .III.I l^itl.iH II, ! ii-viii. HI' Ahl'Uiv I ,iili. * bury Fark rroliably ou Thuriduy, July (i'Ni:i., li.WlH, AL Ili-il ll.iiiU, mi trude, VhnSunt o£ MonmmtUi stivet. lildthiM'-Ului inotJui'. ! 1 30th—Oth»r Church Itctna. Wrdh'^'iLi * , .111; i. lMiht ItV H -^. H. Mifii- THERMOS IIoriiRby of Perth Amhoy lioi'lurt ('. KiqU who works at ' The nniuial i'oiiibim*d eNU'iirmim of iiii' S.inri.iHI, MIHH Itnpi! • ' \>-ll iiii'l \vfts a Redd BanBkk visitoii r part off hinht Alll'!lW()(l(i, f-)Hilt with ; the Sunday HIIHUIIM uf the First Mi'tri- Uiuri;'' l.iiiiin iiu\i», Imtli "I' 11-•• 1 Him^ pavi'iitH, Mr. and Mi>, Oliver (I. Fi'uki- I'lVsliytei'iun and liaptisit i jl • 1 :I:N in l''ll.\.NX..MAN.\. At iiic. -Mr. mid Mrs, Myron K. HlatiT and Hi-rlit'it .,.,,. . . ,- . lii'l'l. "ii Wi-iin. .(,1,11. Jim,! ^illi, l,y Hov. sou Franklin of Brunch avt'nuc spent bought si IHJW 1 luHii ri Will ill- held ut Anbury 1'urk l'i,,|irhU KU.-llu." MINH M,HK,IH 1 A, thiH month, nrohaMv "n 'Pburridav, : yillll|ll'v "r l''1"1 ll"1'1 •ln'1 ''I'11'!' I'r.nin- Going Boating or Auto Riding purt of last week at Mutuwan, Mr. Mr. und Mis, i'iii .M, JJrown of m 1M r Xru k Slutcr and family will miond thu .siini- Hyi w Yoik, wi'ii Hid liank July 2M. or ThurKdav, .lulv UlUh. The '" " "" '" 1 WIT at thuir homo at liuwkcyi", Clin- visitor* on Hiituniiiy. Mr. Itrown ex^i^ion will W mad, .;„ a .p.-.ial I ...r.^S.^-'j:.', .?'^\^'l^th \?t l iiriKiklyii IJiipid Trati-ii I-IIMI;II • H> i'lom a ten day.-;1 visit with wlaliwM ' NEWSFROMMIDDLETOWN ^]ieiu pint of lust wi'i'k with Ins | ;II . jiiid fiiemlfi ill HiiHtou jtn*| t-i/iiiity. i 1 i-llt.s, Air. and JIIJJ. t>«ui I-L- I iu.|, (i: .lai'oh l.utx is haviiii; Iiirt jiousi, j Hflfold, [iiiintoil. Williiun M. Walling in doinj; ' or LEOWAnua SCHOOL X>K- 1 Hutnlinjrii 1 itriiijit; in i> In in) iiii.' the work. A OI.UB. $"J,.*iO a barivl in tin' market-; P M . Mrs*. \"ela Uaiun, Mis, Dorothy Ha- •liiniu.s K. (iiiggH of New Monniiuith waii and Airs, liaeon's liriithi-r. .laeU 1 I CHILDS'SPECIAL BLEND COFFEE 25clb I Clttli "Will Kola Dai.cm nt tl;o Brent. I luir? an iiiiusiiiiliy iini 1'iiip „]• |uni p, i lli'jsi'l', ai'o i,puiidill(.v tell days alniijt wood Hotel Ev»ry Tiiuridny Hijfht— Mi^H Kda I'uisi'h. who ivivntly n Sluu'k Kivor elijoyinK lent. life. £ AN EXTRAORDINARY COFE VU *f Tun oil Ou« KlU'ii Fitted at Locuot 1 tunud fiom thi Htnte iliiiMial ijliicl l-'loyd Aj'i-rs, who is stayine: with TrtataA by Tiso Doctor*. at Tivnloii. lui.s resiiiiii'il her |Mv;i!iis Mritor, Mi;.. .lai'oti f.ane of Ten- of tho Leonardo high s.'hool tinn in Llit- l'ort MunniiHith piMuli.iV. in-lit, spent Saturday and Sunday wilii ' have'formed a society to be known m Thom:i«i A, Doiiglah- and i'amil) ui his pauntH, .Mr. and .\|vs. IKiuiuah •!»• the Ix'oiuirdo sodnl club. Viiwunt | Millhtirn .Mid Frank ('nun- and r'aiuih Bonnliimlrr, emu of thi> tt';ifhi>r.< ::t theI of Summit are o;TU|iyin--r il-.i-ii .<• ni Mr. aiui .Mi-,4. ,l;ieU Maik> ;,in! BEST NEW CHEESE school, IHIH beun elo-tinl pivsiiK'nt mor lumii-H <>n the HJiun- loiul. daujihd'r l''.l:.ie uf New Hi u:i:,wi;-li , f The othei' officers are Holen Ktankiu- 1 Ali.'s Liciora Walling ••!' l\ui Jlon spent. Huiuijiy with Mrs. Marks's par. Y CHILD® STRAIGHT CEYLON TEA - ISc Half-pou«d wlctz vi v president, Kl/.abeth lVtriu mouth in homo from :i vi.--it svslU V ;•. onl*. Air. ami Mis. Williiini T. Apple- secretary nnd John O'llrien treasurer. X __ .. A 1-a Ib psclmuo will luntHiKa JIBU of iii BBatnen, A SLOc Te» vvitH o flOc jlavor "^ S. 15. ANtell of Now York. M!,,, \\ nl Members of tho Miiklletown .school ! 1 linij also visited at Ins-'U'Wnml William Krank., MiperinleiideiU of athleti :iJ>ociation have been invited 1 | O^Boxes^Sariitary Drlnlcing Cups tOc Scupsin each box % Sirs. William A. Cobb an.! \\ j iho fm-tili/fi fiietoiy. ui'i'onipaniod by to join iho club. The club will fred oi' Belfoul are vi.-i: in.c • Mis. Frank, left Satuiduy i'uv a vaea- hold (liiiKO.; at tho Hri'lltwood lintel at"New 'Cumbr.rliiml, IliiiriM tinii whi.h they will spend with rela-^ Best ©tatter Values at IA.I;';.!;i]>ti i SuniLiy • luiili ('. II;-..-! io lias had the interior Fresh Baked Ginger Snaps, - For Your Sunday Breaktoat, White, Fat Thursday nitfht. 3 h 1 .-•.i'Miiol h;'s lui n aw.".i'>! \\\ • if his hoiiMs ill Ciillin.uAVi.ini Park I' A LIST OF SUGGESTIONS The Ivus on Gun, Hill * y.hu-v , uti'oi' nlti'uclaiK'i.' for .lui: Coffee Cakes and Nicnacs Sc Ib Norway Mackerel J^^' I l'o;Rt aro hi uvi>i- bv;• , .iiii. !l:d Wijkii: . .Mr.. lh.iiiuih lim •.'. miil M:.-:•; M..ry 1 trt-c THE RCO Bftl*K REGISTER, SUMMER MILLINERY VICTIM OF APOPLEXY w>» SEAS. New Smart anil vary attractive Hati trimmed with bait of material* in all the Utiit J*eab lirr, Jr., Yenaarty of Bed Bank, ityles and very moderat«Iy priced too. WRITTEN tOLB. B&ZCASSTB AMWt BBEWBS Expiry M W«tO»ld. ©SO. CUarawajp Sale of a lot of Colored Trimmed Halt from $1 anil up at Jacob SeiT, Jr., formerly of Rod BOB THURSDAY SIQHT. * Bank, died Moiulny ut Wostikld ut the Westside Millinery Store am ot H0 yt'ni's, after a nickncHa of ON FACES- 3187 Shrewsbury Avenue, Red U«nk, N. J, Llnoroft Woman, Elflitr Te»l Old, W«« three raoiithi. Mr, Hovr was born at MRS. W, H. LOHMANN, Prop, Sara In the Konaa Wlier* alls Bl*4—• Red Rank and for Kt>veral years hu 8 he W» A SalOtlidsBt of Rol)«rt Xor* was in the barber busiiiesH huro. Ho HEADQUARTERS ill of ColoulftI Day*. served in the PpaniRh.American war RHEUMATISM Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Brewer, widow and at the end of the conflict ho wont IS YOUR MOHAIR AUTO of Dovid Browep, who died about to Westflcld, where he lind since lived. You Can't Hide RheumaHiiii FOR eight yonri ago, died Thursday night Ho wai a mail carrier at that place. TOP RUSTY? nt the home of William Hurley, near His father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Lincroft, with whom she had lived the Jacob Serr, fir.,liv e with their daugh- It runs up into tho mivis, oau^os post month, Mrs. Brewer was about ter, Mrs, Richard WulterB of Eaton- the exprcsaion in the fiu-i1, malvi's )ou It will appear like new if given « eighty yonra old. She had been in look and feel sicker than you jue. town. Bcsidei Mrs. Walters, the 1 THE POPULAR cent of poor health several months. Pour Spanish war veteran leaves another You rheumatics understand, llut theri yeftrs ago she wna stricken with pa- sister, Mrs. William Hunt of Newark, isn't as much of it as then1 used to he. ralysis but recovered from the stroke. The funeral will be held tomorrow af- "Kline'i Rheumntic Romrily" luis edu- FRANK MILLER'S A month ago she suffered a stroke of ternoon at two o'clock at Mr. .Serf's cated ug to freedom of all lUituitiati^m apoplexy and hud been confined to the home at Westfield, The burial will be and its many ailments, MOHAIR house ever since. in Fair View cemetery. Six Westfield "Kline's Rheumatic Hcnn-dy" 1(MS- Mrs, Brewer was the daughter of mail carriers will be the bearers, ens those painful, swollen joints i«nd VICTORVICTROLA TOP DRESSING Deborah and Joseph Morris and sho «—=— ^ • m —=^—* muscles. You can distinctly feel nil was born in the house where she died. trouble leaving you and comfort wnd Her parcntR were members of theHK9. TBITBK0OK: HABVBT DEAD. happiness creeping in, Tliuru is ab- Morris family that settled the village solutely nothing elsi' known I i k • • For sale in Monmouth county by now called Everett, and formerly Humion Woman Died Monday at Kama "Kline's Rheumatic Heim-dy" for all the following dealers i known ns Morrlsville. Mrs. Brewer of Xttr Ihnierhter at Highland*. Mrs. Mary Frances Harvey, wife Rheumatism. You can prove it. Get TALKING *» MIM INS IS NOT A was a descendant of Robert Morris of a bottle today. For sule by_Cooper's RED BANK Colonial days, who loaned a largo sum of Tenbroolt Harvey of Rumson, died drug'store or Schrocder's j)harmiK*y, f» * MW VtlVITT r Monday of diabetes at the homo of ""•MING iKt suRfACi. of money to the Continental Congress. Red Bonk; H. S. Meyers, 1H> SiMh Chaa, H. Ennis, Broad St. His descendants tried many times by her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Gormano avenue, Long Branch, N, J. suits to recover the money loaned to of Highlands, with whom she had boon Robfc. Hance Sons, Broad St. the federal government, but they were living, Mrs. Harvey had been sick ^ FlttKK. M1WW Hondrickson & Applegate, Front St. always unsuccessful, ^ . about two months. She was fifty MACHINES, GecTtrMoody, Broad St. years old. The funeral was hold this Mrs. Brewer was twice married. afternoon. Rov. E. F, Reed, pastor Mooney & Wood, Front St. Her first husband was Theodore Lay- of the Highlands Methodist church, Geo. Hanee Patterson, Monmouth St. ton. There are no surviving children by either marriage. Mrs. Brewer's preached the sermon. The body was ASBURY PARK LONG BRANCH nearest relatives are three nieces, burled at Little Silver, Mrs. Harvey also leaves a son, Percy Harvey of Gilbert Whito Miss Nellie and Mattio Morris of Wal- !W. C. Emmons Harness Co., 147Main lace street, Red Bank; and MrsHighlands, , St., Zacharias Garage Co. SEABRIGHT George A. VanBrunt of Fair Haven. Mrs. Brewer owned a farm at Ever- Borne Xln« CherrUs. AND J. W. Eylea. ett which she sold to William Charles H. Morford has a large FREEHOLD SPBINCTLAKE Hurley abou* a year ago. William cherry tree on his place at Middle, Freehold Motor Co. Hurley is a son of Mayor Robert town village which is attracting a lot Robt. D, Davison. M. Hurley of Red Bank. of attention, Mr. Morford has picked The funeral was held Saturday enough cherries from the tree to fill Just Two Seconds FOR BLACK LEATHER CUSHIONS USE FRANK MILLER'S morning at the house. Rev. James W. sixty peach baskets and there is still ACCESSORIES. Regan of Red Bank preached the ser- cherries in the upper branches. Theto pick up. our new Finger Piece BRIGHT WATER PROOF DRESSING mon. The burial was In the fHcherries resemble white ambers but Mountings and place them on MANUFACTURED BY plot at Fair View cemetery. are a food deal larger. Mr. Mor- your nose. ford sent a branch loaded with cher- riei to THE REGISTER office and THEThey hold without pinching the skin. AQED WAI TB»Ba*K DEAD, BiGiSTffl folks say they were some With TORIC LENSES they make the THE FRANK MILLER CO, cherries. ideal eye-glass for the busy NEW YORK Established 19 38 Capt. CHjorge H. Oretm Of leaf Bromoh man or woman. Mift Suadenly TsitMtay. Unclaimed Mail. Capt, George H, Green, for over Made in Gold and Gold Filled, Rea- eighty years a resident of Long Advertised letters are^ at the Red sonably. New Je^oy's Greatest Store Branch, died at the home o£ his son,Bank postoffiee for: Mr, Barr, Mrs, B. JJ. MnDufCy, PIANO COMPANY. FerresE Green, yesterday. Capt, W. H. Beige, Mrs. J. H, Noonen, Green was visiting hip son. Shortly Misa\A. Bird, Hiss Martha Pezold, after breakfast he read the morning Fred CaBsatly, Jan PH.s, Dr. H. H. Friedman, Store Closed AH Day Saturday, July 4th paper. He then went to the bathroom Miss Mabel Craw- I. N. Rounds, 5 BROAD ST., REDBANK. ford, srra, Stuart Robson, OPTOMETRIST, where he was stricken with heart dis- Mrs. A. Daw, M. F. Sutherland, ease. Death came In about an hour. Miss Winnie Dillon, William Szemiet, M-ra. T. Qunn, - Sllsg Eleanor R. Red Bank office, Eisner Building, Capt. Green went to Long Branch Arthur Olrege, Townse'nd, with his parents when he was twoMiss Wnrtllri Hall, Margaret Tutliili, Broad street, Room 9. years old. When a young man he en-GeorM Hal»ey, Julia White. W, H, Lewli», Henry Willluk, gaged in the butcher business and fol- B. W. Llnke, " Miller & Co., Telephone BBO-M Red Bank, lowed that for many years. At thiJ, Marlon, jack Williams, outbreak of the civil war he enlisted in Atlantic Highlands office, Snyder the Third New Jersey regiment. At BMiafa Smlt PratpraM, the expiration of his enlistment he Building, First avenue, re-enllsted In the 29th regiment. In The damage luit which was brought Tuesdays and Fridays. * 1862 when a draft was hanging over against the New Point Comfort beach Ocean township Capfc Green enrolled company by William Craig of West 92 men In 48 hours and thi draft was Hoboken, after the drowninf of his removed, dau^iter Mai at New Point Comfort ^TABUSHID SINCE 1873 Capt, Green was 88 jeara old. Hein August of last year,* has been post- leaves six children. They are Mrs.poned until the next term of court. Bufus Casler of Eatontown, Mrs. The suit wai to have been tried, at THE SAME LOCATION Children's 75c Blowner Dresses Harry Wardell of Asbury Park, Mrs, Jersey, City last Wednesday but was J, 0, Bobbins, -Mrs, Isabel Bennett, postponed after an argument between Forrest and Charles C. Green of Long the opposing lawyers. Broadway Long Branch ; For Infants' 79c Short Dresses Branch, County Board* of Election Haniea. Infant." I Nominatlona for appointments also In the long style. Made qfcfine county boards of election nainsook, with a pretty hafffl-enr- e yesterday by the .chfflrmu., n^ broidered yoke—neck and sleiver tenrg • -wais y _ ,__^^TO1 JMMs "Eepublican and Democfltic state trimmed. Sizes up to a years, trlmmed with lace and embroidery. James Kelly, fathee of Hrs, Mamie committees. Democratic State Chair- O'Donohue of Red Bank, died last man Edward E. Grosscup renamed •—The Infants' Cap* are most, Sizes 2 tp.fi years... t...... «.SOe tractive-—some trimmed "with Wednesday at the.home of his son,Leonard J, Arrowsmlth of Freehold while others have pretty embroi- Thomas Kelly of Freneau. Mr. Kelly John C. Patterson of Ocean Grove was dery, Ribbon run. 7Sc RompeM and Creeper*, BOe. was born 92 years ago' in Ireland. He renominated by Chairman Sugbee of was at one time the heavy weight the Republican committee. Read Estate, Insurance Chambray and gingham, in plain champion prize fighter of Australia. $1,28 Children'i Presses, 7B«M. colors.; also pretty checks, Sqwe In November, 1865, he fou^it the and Louis. and round neck style, with short Long- Branch Woman Get* Divorce. In the Norfolk style—p!aite"d"bacH sleeves-and gathered at the knee, longest bare knuckle fight on record, FARMa FOR SALE, and front, jvlth belt and bloomers r against. Jonathan Smith. The fight Mrs. Nellie Reid . Quirk, daughter I FOR THE SUMMER ROME attached. Round turn-down-,collars;1 .Also the "Beach" style, Sizes i to 6 took place near Melbourne, Australia, of Mrs. Jennie Reid of Long'Branch, and cuffs. Good quality white HnbtV,. :y»ars ...., and lasted six hours and fifteen min- has been granted a divorce from her COTTAGES FOR RENT. Slies a to 4 years ...».7Sc utes. : ••*-•• • husband, John Quirk of Lonff- Branch; BothFurnishedandUnfurnuhed, —Th» Bloomer Dreiiei—good qual- ^Mr, KeUy went to Matawan about Mrs, Quirk pts the custody of her SOo Petticoati for 3Be, ity chambray and gingham, In a vl- fifty years ago and he conducted a young son Willard. Joseph'-Seilly of1 tannery there many years. For aRed Bank was Mrs. QuirkJfcjawyei . Money to Loan in Various Sums, Short petticoats, of nainsook— riety of the prettiest colors. Round, number of years past Mr. Kelly had The couple were married at Red Bank made on a waist and has deep hem neck models, kiniona sleaves and been in poor health, he having suf- April 6th, 1910. The divorce was W. A, HOPPING, We are showing the largest and tucks. Sizes 6 months to 3trimmed' .with embroidery; t Stpes fflred with heart trouble; but he hadgranted on the ground of desertion. years, at ,3flo 2 to 6 years, ,*.;,'" "- Been laid up in bed only two weeks. 49 Broad Street, Had Bank, N, J, Mr.. Kelly leaves two. children be- (Second Floor, Rear/) sides the ones- mentioned. The other Honie tit MlllliTirBt Burned. A BETTER SCHOOL stocks of high grade children are JoKn Kelly of Mtrtswan Walter Abrams's house at Millhurst Can be Found Nowhere and Mrg^fcMftrgaret Miller of Oldwas destroyed by fire Tuesday of last If you have any doubt of the troth Of the above MBertion, come and spend • Bridge. The funeral was.fteld.Satur- week* The fire was caused by a de-few hours in our class-rooms and you'll day-morning' at the'MatttwamCaaioHc fective flue, Mrs, Abrams, an elderly doubt it no longer. Our attendance in- church. The. burial was* at the church woman, narrowly escaped death in the creases every week, nnd nt preajnt is Good Holiday A Sale of flames. She went upstairs to getht a largest In the hiitory of our 10 years Grand Rapids Furniture cemetery, In Perth Amboy. • • ^ some valuable papers and was over- All pOBslble improvomfintB have boon come by smoko, Leonard Donahue nude, and to see our eloan-rooms "In Reading for 45c Bathing Suite action" under our up-to-date metliodi carried her out of the house. and-npjtndid equlpnient, would surprise The Call of the Cumberlands, '• A large purchase of men's mi of B»Ui)ra Victim. you, ; : in the state. Trying Out Torchy. boys' bathing suits accounts for this , 0* Heart tTionWft. SturtUy mgm, Shot wltli Blfcnl: Cartridge. • We itt* proufl of our school and cor- dialljr welcome vlBitora, ; Miss Livingston, Companion. occurrence. Good-quality suits— • Mrs. H6|M> Anna. L'uteEj wife of Sehuyler Sickles, Sn of John I, • • i. Buttered Side Down. perfectly made—at less than the Richard-AVEuker of. BeiKrd, was at-Sickles of Navesink,"was shot in the Anne of Green Gables. manufacturer's wholesale-price. Any tacked withi heart troubls while get- left forearm Sunday afternoon while TRAINER'S BUSINESS COLLEGE The Harvester. man or boy needing a bathing suit ting suspw Sunday-night and died in fooling with a blank cartridge pistol, AnarieBB Building, The Trail of the Lonesome Pine. better look Into this proposition im- a few mmutesi She was B6 years old. A hole about half an Inch deep was PERTH AMBOV. Nt J. Kennedy Square. mediately. Savfr nearly one-half! The funeral was held thig afternoon made in his arm, and the arm was If you are thinking of fur- j| Sharr.ow. atthe BelfbrdVMitriodist church. The badly burned. Dr. Harry A, Hen- The G-'ne Way Trail. Men's Suiti. Bermon/.wo*pieach«d;by Rev* William driekson of Atlantic Highlands Women's Jennie Gerhardt. $5,00 Bathing.Suits for $2.98 A. Gbbb, pastor ofi ttie. chriroh. Thedressed the wound, • Hugh Wyiinei body was buried ire Fair View ceme- Confidence in a home or any part | • The Cast of Richard Meynell. #4,00 Bathing Suits fir $Z.8S tery. >> #3.00 Bfthing Suits for $1.88 Anothtr Eeanabtirg Beat, theefflcaoyof this thorougHy tried The Street Called.Straight. $t.2S Bathing Suits for. V.... SSc. Mrs. Lutor leaves eight children, Within the Law, they being: Mrs. Sadiar Hines, Mrs. boat will be put in oper- home remedy Ii never" misplaced. In joyace of the. North Woods. Emmai Morris, MM. Lefts Souther- ation Friday between Keansburg and mety way—in health, strength, Bpir- I of'a home, get our estimate My Lady's Garter, ' Siiiti. land, Miss Edith Lukear and Peter, New York by the Keansburg steam- itaandin looks—wornen find them- Ben Hur; .#3,25. Bathing Suits for...... $1.25 Caleb, Irank and lllis LukeE, all ofboat company. This will make mWm betttr after timely use of What Happened to Mary. $2.00 Bathing Suits for $l".Ift> Belford.: Her mottierpMrii-ABdrew J. four boats which are being operated by the company, The boats will run Freckles, $1.25 Bathing Suits for,. BSo. Steelman^of Asbury BatKj li also liv- 7 I before you place your order He Fell in Love with His Wife. Si.00 Bathing Suits for Sflo. ing. Sh.% also leaves two sisters and for the rest of the season. The Sins of the. Father. two brotheriK Mrs., Georie Leek of BEECHAM'S The Reason Why. (Metfs Furnishing Sec, Main Floor) Belford, Wm, John Hanssjof Asbury Th'e Mistress of Shenstone, Park, and Alfred and: Georjje Adams Art. Metal Ceillnp, I elsewhere. His Hour. of Chatswoitlt; The man who has a ceiling of The Poor Little Rlch'Girl. art metal plates put in hia dining 10 Itook beneon ia a flxfd white and rodComfort light and ho held the posi- hut keepers are not employed for each GUIDES FOR NAVIGATION. light which can be 8«»n twelve miles. tion 45 years. Ho resigned nuolit light. A man is employed to light the It is in n brown conical tower 41 foet two years ago and Charles JU'dfern lamps and keep them in repair, TAOTS ABOUT MOWMOUTH 00 W> nhove high wntor, The houno waswas appointed keeper. The original * Llghthoui* at Btafirt, LIGHTHOUSES. built in 1842 nnd wus rebuilt in 1880. light at Point Comfort was tin oil Another important light located in «ort tirnthotti, l. the owiit ia I'onni-cli-d with this light is a eom- M MOU si %i{%\\ om }nq Monmouth county is the one near th« OPB»t»y and MM JtUflit at Wfh- [ pivs.sod nir fog siren. lamp. Seagirt. It is situated on the bench l*n£i !• tU* Mont Powerful In th» The upper light in the Wuuekaaek Th Twln at the mouth of Wreck pond. The TjnlUd IMiii-liullii' fclfflitboui**. i » tirtt*. tower is in range with the Point Com- tower is Bquaro and is built of red Among the ninny points of interi'st i The liirlit nt Highlands known m fort light and marks the main chun- | brick. It rises in front of a two- in *Monmouth county arc its light- tlu< Twin Light is tho mos-t powerful nel range line from the inner end ofstory brick dwelling. The light houses, numbered among which is the li^ht in the United States. The lights Gedney channel to Southwest, Spit, flashes red every six seconds. It is Sandy Hook light, the oldest in the, tuv loi-au-d in two brown stone towers The lower light is in range with the G2 foet ubos'e high water and can be country, and tho Twin Light nt High- H2A fwt apart on top of the hill ut Old Orchard shoal light on Staten lundH, wliieh ia the HtrenKost const Highlands. They are lomicrted by n seen 12Vi miles nt sea. This light- Island nnd marks the channel between house was built in 1890. HURRAH hKht in thy United States, These brown ^tone dwelling for the keepers Staten Island and West Bunk. lights art1 nt the! entrances to New and their families. The northerly York harbor nnd net as n guide to tower is octagonal in shape and theThe xatrfaii at cnap»l Hill. TWO LICENSES BErtJSED. FOR OUR all ships entering or leaving that port, southern tower is square. The light The lights at Chapel Hill are known There are several other lights in the \n shown from the southerly tower, as Conover beacon1 and the Chapel Toittr ftefu««d Applicant* for UpO( Llo»n««» M Spring Lute. county which also play an important it is an electric light which shows Hill beacon. The Conover light is Judge Foster yesterday refused the part in navigation in this section, each five seconds n flash of one-tenth located on the bay' shore new Leo-application for a liquor license made If Two of them are located at Keans-' m-ond duration estimated at sixty nardo. The light is a fixed white light by Frank T, Clayton, who has a board- burg and two are near Chapel Hill, j million candle power. Although, on and is housed in a tower 65 feet high. ing house and amusement place at Those latter are range lights and account of tho curvature of the earth, It was built in 1850, The Chapel Hill Wreck Pond, near Spring Lake, The judge said the failure of the golf club Every well-dressed person will want a good serve to help incoming ships to locate the light itself cannot be seen more light is about 1 3-8 miles in the rear at that place to ask for a renewal of the channel leading into New York j than 22 miles, its beam has boon re- of the Conover light and is on a hill its license thia year indicated that looking pair of shoes for the Fourth, We have them, harbor, 'ported to have been observed in thenear the 1. B, Hosford property. It there wns little demand for liquor in i sky at a distance of seventy nautical is in a tower built on top of a dwell- that locality, Our stock is the largest in Monmouth County. Our OUlit tigltlionii in Country, •', ,„ .,, , , . , ing and is 22Hi feet above, high Mrs, Holmes, proprietor of the Al- • ." . ,,,,, • ,i ! miles. Ihe towers are f>,5 feet high store is the largest and the most pleasant to shop in, water. It was erected in 1856. These laire hotel at Spring Lake, was also The Sandy Hook IiChthouw is the but the %htitgel f is 24G foet nbovo denied a license. Her counsel said it Thismeans you can make selectionp here under the oldest existing structure of its kind .h i h watcr becnuSg of the hJ he]e _ lights were the range lights x,out of was her purpose to supply only the in the United States. It was built in vation of the hill on which the light New York harbor for the old ship guests at the hotel. Judge Foster said most favorable conditions. the law would not allow this and if a 1764 and the masonry of the old tower is located. Should the electric light channel before the Ambrose channel We have the finest assortment of Summer Shoes ia still intnet. This was the second license were granted the hotel would become disabled a fixed white oil light was dredged. The lights are still be obliged to supply liquor to all who we ever had—something to fitan y pocketbook in white, lighthouse to be built in this country. will be shown from the northerly used as a range by Southern steamers applied for it. The Boston light, which was' built in tower. The Twin Lights were estab- and by the Sandy Hook line boats. —— m i •• tan, black, patent leather, cloth, etc., etc., for women, MM tl,000 TO OKV80B, 1716, was the first, but this house was lished in 1828 mid were rebuilt in The present keeper of the Chapel Hill men and children. Our motto is: The utmost in destroyed several years later and a1803. Since electricity has been used light is Samuel Wright, who has been Keyport Woman Made Stamtat to Cal- new structure was built. In 1793 thein the light it has never been dis- there about three years. Olnf Olesen vary Methodist Oaarek. style, fit and quality.- We could not continue to do salary of the keeper of the lighthouse abled but the oil light ia kept in con-is the keeper of Conover beacon, . Mrs, Almlra Barton, who died a few the largest shoe business in the county unless we gave at Sandy Hook was fixed nt pOO.GT stant readiness in case of accidents. weeks ago at Keyport, left $1,000 to a year by order of President Wash- Shrewsbury Elver Llghti. the Calvary Methodist church of that the very best values. place, the money to be invested and ington. , Under his commission the The KeftnslJMf' Along the Shrewsbury river there the income paid to the church, Mrs, We want everyone who is going to buy shoes to* keeper was forced to live at the house Two lights are stationed at Kenns- are located several lights as markers Barton directed that her execut'or, look at our stock, If you can ge't better value here— nndlho was not permitted to have an burg. One is known as the Pdlnt for the river channel. One of these Thomas R. RoMvear, turn her estate assistant keeper. The lighthouse se'r- Comfort beacon and the other ,as thelight's is located on the southerly side into cash as soon as possible after why not? . « . her death. Mrs, Barton* left $1,000 vice is now under civil service rules j Waackaack light. The Point Comfort of the entrance to Spermaceti' cove. to be invested for the care and main^ For your convenience we will be open Friday even- and at almost every light there is a light is located near Morris's pavilion Another is located about 600 feet tenance of the family burial plot in keeper and on assistant keeper, while on the bay shore. It is in ft square southeasterly from the first light on Green Grove cemetery; $1,000 to Har- ing—closed on Saturday, the Fourth. * <, the easterly side of the entrance to vey S. Bedle, and $1,000'to Carolyn L. at the larger lights there nre some- wooden tower rising from a wooden Barton. The jest of Mrs. Barton's times three or four assistants. dwelling in which the keeper lives. the North and South Shrewsbury estate is to be, distributed among her The old lighthouse at Sandy Hook The tower is forty feet high and wasrivers from Sandy Hook bay. Lower relatives in such portions as would go is located on tne northerly part of built in 1856. The Waackaack light Rocky point light is located at theto them had she died without making a will. ALBERT S. MILLER, the hook right at the entrance to.-New is about three-fourths of a mile in junction of the North and South York bay. The light is'located in athe rear of the Point Comfort light Shrewsbury rivers, on. the west side of Successor to Fore) & Miller. white stone tower with a white frame and is situated on the Creek road. the latter river. Low Moor light is dwelling attached for the keeper. The This has two fixed -white lights, one located in the river in a line with the 1 Bids Wanted. 16.18 Broad Street, Red Bank, N, J. light ia a fixed white light 88 feet 10 i , a and the other 9S«; feet above' Low Moor breakwater. Other lights above high • water and its rays are high water. The tower is a square In the South Shrewsbury river are at visible fifteen miles. Two other lights iron skeleton with a stairway In theNorthwest point, opposite the mouth "Come to the Store that Always Has the Goods." Bids will be received by the High- ate located at Sandy Hook. One iscenter. This tower was first erected of Little Silver creek; Goose Neck known as the South Hook beacon and in 1858 and was built of wood. In point. Cook's sedges at the turn lead- lands Board of Education on or before is, a front range^ light for the old1894 it was rebuilt of iron. The firsting to Pleasure Bay and Sands point Tuesday, July I4th,;at eight o'clock, at light. The other Is, known as thkeepee r of the Waackaack light was on the westerly side of the mouth of which time they wriPBe publicly opened North Hook beacon and Is located Captain Andrew Wilson, who sold the Pleasure Bay, In the North Shrews- bury river between Red Bank and the and read. near the old light. The South Hook-4mTd on which the light is located to For painting the sohoolhouse one beacon is a fixed white light 37 feet the government. He was followed junction with the South Shrewsbury above high water. The light can beby Monvoe Smith. Other keepers of river are four Hvtl lights. They coat except in parts where It will be Been 11^4 miles at sea. This light the light were a Mr, Woolley, Daniel are located at Gulon'a point on thenecessary to burn off old coat and re- north side of the river. Long point on and the old light mark a range line Campbell, James T. rChadwiek and place with two new coats. the south side, at what is known as for passing the Southwest Spit and Abram Morris, the present keeper. The board reserves the right to.re- connecting the main channel range Mr, Morris is assisted by Stephen^E. the Cross-over "below the Oceanic and the Conover and Chapel Hill Wilson. Samuel Seeley was the first bridge and at the sunken dike near ject any or all bids. range lines. The South Hook light keeper of the Point Comfort light and the junction of the two rivers. .Both Signed, EVERYBODY IS COMING TO was first erected in 1842. It washe was followed by John Willett. Af- the latter lights are on the north side WILLIAM J. HUNTER, rebuilt in 1888 and 'was moved to ater the Civil wai* Thomas Compton of the river. The river lights are ;ted«j<«t}j<|f6htroi of the government District new location in 1893. The North was appointed keeper of ;th| ;Polnt Lock box 84, Highlands, N, J, THE STORE FOR THMPTY POLKS LONG BRANCH Wh chose the Jeffery Six COME TO THIS STORE FOR ALL Your Summer Wants Glenn Curtiss, of Hammondsport, N. Y,? perhaps the greatest Light •A Engine Expert in the world, bought a Jeffery Six. Our Summer Dresses He was one of the first to make inquiry about this remarkable car when are unequalled anywhere. The charm and grace of these dresses cannotlbe duplicated in gar- the announcement was made. Then he took a demonstration; and ments that cost a greatideal more than ours. telegraphed to The Jeffery Company. Reacf the telegram below; v This Weeki We areiholdlng a most Extra- ordinary Sale of Women's and Misses' Summer Dresses that are'worth $8.98 to $10.00 at only All Sizes Free Alterations Carfares Refunded S Unusual Sale of Girls' and Chil- dren's Wash Dresses 95c to $3.98 Materials and styles that will suitbothmother and child. Our Bathing Suits for Women, Misses COATS! COATS! COATS! and Children and then some more Coats. Be it for The Jeffery Six is a duplicate of die wonderful Jeffery Four, except for size. The cyHncirs are cast are the talk of the market. • Expressly made formal dress, utility or motor wear,' we have in pairs. _ This, car which sells at $2250 is .in a great many ways as remarkable among Sixes as its smaller for us out of materials specially selected by them as well as Capes for all needs and re-* brother is amonjr the F ours. We build it for those^ who will drive nothing but a Jeffery car, but who quirements, * Priced low, , » prefer a Six. it is light—actual scale weight 3700 pounds with full equipment. We made it luxurious us. These suits have no equals, I'' and beautiful without rnrking it extravagant, We know that a better Six cannot be built, t- 6m ' Sl.SO to S16.SO SS.OO $lG,d6 Tne motor—3%x5J/i—develop* 48 horse power. The boaringi ore imported annular ball throughout Tho tenition Du lcx (1 « 5v P 1°" »i e luwittffjind lighting'system ii the U*S-L, of course Whoel base 128 inchoi, and wheels ^^^^g,,^^^^^^^.^^^^^^^^,^^^^^,^^^^^^^^^ «» \*4T?? °?C 5. . car ii jiJiiTri-ITrffTITilllllil I Illlf Ilfiill IinTjlTTIlTl I [niillf lITIIf li fboo* 6B0-R, 36 Hu4«o» Av«. MHiHIHHUIIilll THE RED BANK REGISTER, Page y .»OM»0K WIIWB. nur which will be served tomorrow at at Red Bank Thursday ni^ht, Those K0Z.MSBZ. MEWS. epair work on these cars. He will the Gulf refining company is laid up. Beta fertilizer company of this p the RuniHon club. wlui took part in "the show were the :eep his garage open the year around. with sickness. The animal was foun- hus accepted a poaition with the Ar- Qcaanle Vir« Company'* Annunl Tuir The hooka of the Rumson lire com- gui'KtH of honor. The celebration Baatriot VnnBruut Cel*br»U» Bar Sink. The Sun.sliine .lociety, a juvenile or- dered, but it is thought that it will mour fertilizer company. Harry Ray- Opanta Monday Mlg-ht lu a tar^o T«nt. pany are being audited by Charles i). liihti.nl until mi early hour Friday £*y with » rmrtj, •anization of the Baptist church, get well. mond, who is employed by the Golf The annual fair of the Oceanic fire Hal.iey and Cioorge A. H. Churchill, "Beatrice VanBrunt, daughter of loared $20 by an entertainment and Harold Smock, son of Albert Smock, oil company, hua moved in the hous* started Monday night and Tho company hold u special meeting Arthur Williams and Herbert Sny- James VanBrunL celebrutcd hur tenth ale Wednesday night. la recovering from a bilious attack. vacated by Mr. Hoffman. birthday with a lawn party last week. clone Saturday night. Tho fair luht week and decided to hold a. gala der caught a liluellhh in thu river. oiT : Mrs. A. A, kgolf and her daughter Arthur Carey has moved from Al- Mrs. Frank Woods Js B |i being holt] in a largo tent in the '> daycelebration and athletic carnival Fair Haven last wteU, The fish Her KuixtH had a fine time •••--•uiyiu-g- ave returned from a visit to friends fred Build's house oil High street to froni on abscess on her face, grovo opposite tho. firchouso. Many | at H! Humson country club on theweighed dwht pounds.. N cry few gamoH in the yard and i t Freehold, Anbury Park. John Diver i« sick -with tonsilitls. people are ntti'iuliiitr the fair each Fourth of July, blueflHh are caught up tin- river as Tho.-o present were Ruth GibliN, Lil- Mr.H, JoHeph Hyslop and her son Mr». J, II. Roberta ia on the sick us hiivi- lifcn put up in- Matthew Emery cut his left fore- far as Fair Haven. linn Baeder, ,Uuth DUBOIK, Kli^*hvtl\ Cieor^e started Monday for a sojourn list with rheumatism. the tent nnd all .sorts of utoful arm hist week with a hatchet while j t'antwell & Walker niu plnying u McCjeos, Mary Holmes, Mary ChiiNe, An automobile owned by an Asbury in Massachusetts, Mr, Hyslop accom- There is not much improvement in and fancy articles, cake, candy niul working on a hou.su on the Black Point • vaudeville engagement ihi* wrek at a Kdwin 1'Jly and Donabellu and Nurma Park man broke through the fenders panied them as far as New Tfork, the condition of Rev. C, F, Garrison, fee cream are sold. Many orticlca, in- road for Ira 1). Emery, He walked to | Chicago thoater, « Periy, in th bid on thhe S Shrewsburh y road j 1-aytqn Jackson has piped his house who ii vory lick. n brass bedstead, a hn'Ke Nuuyhton brothers' garage, whoiu the j Joseph Bacipalupi entertained sev- Miss Lillian Kracmcr of Newark u»ar Dr, lUnj.unij n Klng'gw pplace and ^ Smith Eatontown for water.' Miss Marion Wilson, an imperion- doll, riiKs, flinii-H, pti',, will be wound wns bandaged. eral men friend* from New York over spent Sunday with her Mister, Jlra. F, ivent into a brook. No one wan hurt Willinm N'vison of Long Branch ator, gave an entertainment in Crei- disposed of on the to ^peiativu plan the weekend. N. Baeder. utul the niiii'liine was not damaged. p part of last week with his mis- cent hull Monday night for tha bene- during- the week, HAVB1T NEWB. A large number of Holmdcl folks The automobile was takenout of the ttrs, the Misses Nivison, fit of the Methodist church. '• Charles Luodcke, mn of Frank XA2X.BT HEWS, attended the IMayerH* boat clu!' hhow Chester Armstrong of Brooklyn 1 brook with a bloi'k and fall, Mis,s Nelson of Philadelphia is Lucdekc, "who occupies the Km-Council l Hold. Special Mooting- Big-aid- at_Red Hank. Friday nig '. Mr, and Mr.H, Luther Boyco spent visiting her aunt, Mrs. Cordelia Wol- spent Sunday with his aunt, Mrs, Waterman cottngo, is .spending sev- 1 Party of Hftziit rolki Bpeut Tlmriflsy There is ,in immenso chenr crop Sunday with friends at Mntawan. cott. Alida Cook, eral weeks at Cimip Opechee at Little Ing Brlrtgc Over Creek Near the Blver. Tlie council held a special meeting hereabouts. Every tree i.s loaded, Mr, and Mrs. Keegcr of Staten Is- Mr.'and Mrs. Fnederiek G. Hoffman MIHS Dorothy Littlefleld of Sheepi- Lake KnnnpeFerry is putting a new 'Wow York, is visiting her mother, Mrs. i steamboat Sea' Bird on Sunday and Ivins. brick foundation under his house. John (j. Brill. Monday, He took the place of John H, Seabrook Schanck of Keyport Mr. and Mrs. Otterson Wilson hav Mrs. William Finegnn and son Jo-1 Pierce of Linden, the regular engin- spent Wednesday with Otto Weigand, moved from their house pn the Key BO1?!!, who have been spending six I eer, who attended the wedding of his port turnpike and are boarding Brenner, Smith & Co., Jr. weeks with Mrs, Finegan'B parents, I son on Sunday, Mr. HobrouRh was Miss Margaret Lewis visited Brook- Keyport for a few weeks. and Mrs. James E. Bogle, will re- formerly engineer on one of the Pat lyn relatives, on Sunday. Miss Mia McCormiek and Mis4 home today. ten boats. • P» O. Wefgand was a Long Branch Edna Odell of New York spent par . Ai: and Mrs. Dewitt Scott were Hereafter the postoffice will close visitor on JTriday. of last week with Mrs, Peter JIaher Sutilay visitors at Highlands. at eight o'clock sharp, when the cur- Daniel T. Polhemus was a Hazlet James McCormiek will buy an auto ^ 6 Broad Street, Red Bank, N. Tie quarantine on John Leo's house few rings on the .nrebeU. mobile. visitor on Friday. Freehold Store, SO Main Street. M* ri'orth street was raised Saturday. Annie Hart has rented her house to Mrs. Robert L. Wack and Miss Bes- Harry Schmidt is having a big rush Mr, Loo's daughter had been sick with a New York party. sie L. Wack of Point Pleasant are of work at his automobile garage Two Pine Stores—Double Buying Power-Lower Prices. li Mrs. Edward Hunter and son John guests of Mrs. A. Ivins, " •> There are a large number of automo. gTlio fire companies attended the of New York will visit here over the Lawyer H. D. Brinley of Long bile owners throughout this section 4- lethodist church Sunday night. Spe- Fourth of July. Branch was a Hazlet visitor on Mon- and Mr. Schmidt is doing most of th< music was rendered by the choir John Wheelan, •who is foreman of a day. by a Red Bank orchestra. Start- large contracting job at Litchfleld William H, Hinson of Asbury Park ifig next Sunday night the night Connecticut, will spend the Fourth visited William C. Gowles on Satur- church service will be held at 7:30 'with his lsfamily here, day. o'clock, Rev, Charles S, Feea's topic ' Mrs.'Feli"-— '^- - x ""-"•--Gottschal**- k is confined to 0 Mrs. Carrie Khrkrell of Brooklyn is I Sunday morning will be "Meditation tha house with sieknesi. visiting Mrs. Jessie J. DeNike. mid at night his subject will he Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Curchin and I "Power." The annual church fair will son Frank were Sunday guests of Ha held at Family's grove on Wednes- Mrs. Cm-chin's parents at North Long MTDDI.ETOWN VILLAGE NEWS. 4fly and Thursday afternoons and Branch. _ |rilght, August 12th and 13th. A sup- The semi-annual election of officers rarmora ia_ Title Section Starting- to ^*er will be served the first night. of United council of American Me Plow Off | J y p Pope-Hartford ie ladles' aid society win plan for chanica wln be held at Monmouth hall This week will wind up the aspara- I the fair at MrsMrs . J . Dewitt Brower's u niehiht gus season. Some of " the < farmers ftis afternoon The Alpha Bible have already stopped cutting. Edwin ft p .^^St iadieaadiea- aiaid 8ocie8ociettyy f. I rf ll h L. Beekman is shipping a good many rfass will meet tomorrow night at the wlu meet tftnorrow afternoof n at MMrs, P 1 gooseberries and cur | Sr Jeffrey 1, visiting UU I £Jfc E rants to the city. The Knights of Pythias will hold a Mrs. Norman Hallenback of lawn party at Red Hill Saturday night for the benefit of the lodge. week at New York, Mr, Ligier is A u t cm o b il e s Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Oweni and Gpntenjgjar appropriately decorated, and all Sorts bujinB an automobile, of articles will be, sold. •' t Dewitt C. Burt of Nfw York are here ''Latham arsalF is * WMdlrijp tKe "guard- rail on Water Witch sac Am"eElcan~MeSnan«ir of Ws^fpJSee, isj hi,' Model "35" e formerly lived IIt Red Bank and is confined to the Long Branch hospital, the board of h f tKtKe latlte JohJhn HH. FielderFild . Raymond Deapreaux, whose foot was /Someone broke. Into Latham Pear- j" brothe"prankr oWelch is visiting relatl'TCi mashed last week, is still confined to sail's barn one night last week nnd Ia £ New York the hospital, but is improving rapidly. Stole sandpaper valued at SB, two I Mv, andM m Alexander B, Curchin Robert Miller is still on the sick list. shovels and some other tools, Tho | ^d\wo children spent Sunday with Not much damage was done here Ljittrn has been robbed several times Mrg_ Curchin.s parents, Mr. and Mrs. by the army worms, although the I in the last few years. John Farrell, _Sr., of Rumson; pests have been seen on several farms Miss Irma Wardell_ nnd Miss Mar- Tho Methodist ladles' aid society hereabouts. i guerite , Truex of Laur^ton, near held a supper of cold meats Mrs, John Lyster was a Freehold liakewopd, have returned home after iitoiL yesterday. | An Opportunity Unprecedented etc, at the church basement last ^Biting'Mrs. Georgge Havens. Mr. and Mrs,t.Ernest A. Taylor are Holmes and Waiter Cottrell S stopping at theiWoleott House at New 'iteLTtlSof Kevn-rt T t "" t'T^ flRS ^""1t Week!! scorS"e peopkattended SS^Su^ffi. A sociablSe wa^s York. ' held after the supper. Miss Elizabeth Casler, who teaches * We have contracted £or a limited number of these About B score of members of Nnr- Miss Emily Hardwick and Ralph school at Rutherford, is home for the umsunk tribe of Red Men attended a Smith of New Yoi-k were Sunday sunyner vacation. Miss Jean Watson group meeting of Red Men at South' guests of Mrs. Charles Soden. and Catherine Wisner of Inverness, ['Amboy Saturday niirht, They made Eferybody got busy Saturday, Scotland, were recent visitors at the New Cars. The price we have paid enables us to offer I the trip in Van Allen Soule's automo* clean-up day, and sixty loads of refuse Casler home. Miss Watson is study- rfciltil e bbus. was carted out of the borough and ing to be a missionary in China, Howartl Mnpos returned to his dumpedainto the lake at Red Bank i't Auhiirii, New York, on Mon- I Park, near HarnToh avenue. Six VANDEB.BUB.G relay, after spending three weeks with teams vtere busy all day. The work- I this $2250 Model at a figure that will move our entire [:^v. Ai'thiir A, McKay. < ' ' j era had to quit in the afternoon be? Former Beildtst Maklr.fr » tonff Visit ";,vAbout fifty momherE"of a ladies' aid jCUUBO of a heavy thunder shower. | society of a German Brooklyn church j Mere with Belativoa. to Oceanic on n picnic last i Miss Consuella Dumont of Newark Mrs, 'Thomas MeGary of Boston has stock in a few days. They niadf the trip on ihas returned home after spending bden visiting her aunt, Mrs, Thomas throe days with Mrs. William Stirling. Martin, and her sister, Mrs. Patrick |**the Kteamboat and they had dinnei' at ; Joseph Smith and Joseph Hendrlck- Jjthe Ohlundt cottage. son had a race on the river Sunday in Scanlon, for the past few weeks and f liirs, Bertram II. Borden enter-! intends staying here "until September liitaiucd the county branch of the State, •the steamboat dock to Locust Point wheh n shhe willill returt n homeh . MrsM M. Mc- i / thai itios' aid assoriation at her home and return, Mr. Hendrickson won the Gary is well known here. She. was # Model "35" is equal to the highest priced cars in Material, Work-1 .'•Thursday. The speakers included race by several yards. formerly Miss Annie •Carman and [Prof. .Thompson of the state homo for lived at Vanderburg several years. I feeble minded children at Vineland, Mr. and Mrs, Montalvo of New Miss Annie Scanlon of Eatontown Land Miss G, L Button of Red Bank, Brunswick' were Sunday guests of s spending her vacation with her par- % manship and Finish—As handsome and Luxurious as money can buy— A 9 Daniel Allaire, ents here# * ; [/ Becretary of the county branch. Alfred Frongay of New York spent The PresbyterlanJadies' aid society Sunday with his brother-in-law, Wil- Mrs. Charles Soulia and Mrs. .Mary (.will meet this afternoon at the church liam B. Little. Thompson spent Saturday and Sunday I marvel of Comfort and Durability, They are absolutely New 1914 Models f house,, when reports will be made of with their sister-in-law/Mrs. Edward 1 John R, Perry, son of, Charles the Festival of Days held Tuesday of Perry, is attending a summer school oole of Nutswamp, who is critically 1 • m last week in the Church grove. The at New Brunswick. |' receijits were over $300, Alfred Hodgman, son of George B. James_ Dugan spent Saturday and «. William Mullen has had his house Sunday visiting John McKnight and throughout. While they last we offer them at % Hodgman, is laid up with mumps. , family of Freehold, "repainted, Clarence .0. Smock is having his '••:. Philip Roberts is employed by thehouse repainted. Mrs. Peter Coss and Mrs. John Neir Bed Bank office of tho Public Service Miss Margaret Farley has finished isited Mrs, Edward Hooy and family COMPLETELY COMPLETELY • electric company, on Thursday, school at New York and is here for Mr. Wallace of Keyport spent Sun- I T Jack Dixon is employed on the tea the summer. laind grocery route conducted by George Knight has returned frqm day with his wife and two children. ICharles Kahle of Red Bank, Mrs, Wallace was formerly Miss Ella EQUIPPED EQUIPPED Boston, whore he had a vaudeville en- Hoey and she is spending a month S1,63O Franklin Anderson is employed on gagement. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- • a newspaper route by William Alas, Mrs. Elizabeth Walters has rented ward Hoey. , %ho has the ¥nion news stand at the her house on Gillespie street to a New 1 [vSeabright station. Anderson also York party, vnrxosr PALIB NIWS. [^carries mail from the Seabright post- Roy Algor returned Monday from a Long Stroke Motor fflee to many RuniRon road residents. visit with out-of-town relativeB. A Flue Field of Cora on Btcharfl Deeven'e A team of horses attached to a farm liss Irma Merritt is visiting Plaoe. Forty Horsepower ragon owned by MeCue & Beecroft tnds at Now York. One of the finest fields of corn any- l-ipf Seabright ran away Thursday on Miss Margaret Marsh, Miss Olive where in this neighborhood is on the [?Jhe Rumson road, going towards Sea- May and Miss Anita Taylor of New Richard Deeves place. The fieldeon - Four Speed Roller The drawbridge wns open. York wpre weekend guests of Mrs. W. tains fifteen acres and is being farmed |Bdth horses jumped on top of the pate R. Hallett on the river bank. on shares by Alfred Wiederholt of jisparating the draw and the bridge Mrs. Edwin G. Adams was a New I Bearing IJ and were caught. The horses were Shrewsbury. York visitor on Monday. Farmers in this neighborhood are Ijtkiniied oh the legs. but the wagon Rev, Jacob Leupple of Belmar, I'jWas not damaged.' finishing the work of harvesting their I£ Transmission formerly of Fair Haven, was a visitor hay crops. The crop is lighter this Mies Mary Gro,Kan, daughter of here yesterday. year than usual. Electric Starling Mm Qrogan, S'r., who iff learning .to Woakfish are scarce, but some are James Dean is putting new enclos- B, n trained nurse nt Brooklyn, spent caught weighing from four to seven ures on his barn. |i.part'of last week with her father. ''.- pounds. About 100 persons attended a lawn Electric Lighting If •; Miss Theodosia West has given up Miss Grace Smith of Long Branch orty nt William Manuel's jit Pine |:Jl0r position lii Raymond Pul'len's ice returned homo Sunday after spend (rook last week. Music was given by Pope Carburetor jCream store and is now employed in a ing several days with her aunt, Mrs, the Eatontown brass band, Mrs, ENow York store. Alanzo Curchin. • Oliver Porter has engaged the band |^ John Shea is employed son palton Miss Elsie Smith, daughter of For- for another party next month. Left Drive flSarmly'jtfjayjs farm. man R, Smith, returned Friday, after Miss Kennedy of Long Branch fe;:Tho Rumson summer home of the visiting relatives, at Now York, Spent "Sunday with Mrs, vfohn Me- Center Control women's' Christian association Malvrna Curchin, daughter of Wil Guire; , New Ydi'k, which is called Armide Ham Curchin, Sr., is able to be about Mrs. Rita Clinton has opened a t was opened Saturday. About after being laid up with measles. boarding house at Pino Brook. young women are now at the Percy Bennett of New York spent Misa KitUe LeStrang has returned " Saturday anj Sunday with his father to Jersey City after a visit here. W, Gordon of Black Point has David II. Bennett. n pleasure motorhoat whicK Mrs, Abram T. Bennett celebrated Boat Damatrea lu Collision. r,, o 46 horse-poWcr engine. her - birthday Friday ni^ht with gVJpsoph 0. Querrier ia employed as party at the Atlantic hotel. Fifty The steamboat Point Comfort of ' ienddy^ at the RumsoD country club. persons from Fair Haven, Red Banl< the Keansbuig steamboat company •B, Jphn J, Kriox and Dr, irtid Mrs and New York attended. Games were was rammed by the four-masted H. L. ZOBEL, ,,-*« 1 Kimball ni«o at their homes played, vocal and instrumental nuisif Bchooner Samuel P. Bowers in New , • They returnod last week from wa? rendered and (dancing was en York-bay last Wednesday during the ; Wcek^' Europenri tTip. joyed. Mrs. Bennett received many fog. , The paddelbox, bulwarks, etc., , ;.humbeV.,.ot Hoboken people ore birthday gifts. on the steamboat were damaged to the Telephone 90 imping on Michnel Ettleson's island: Membero of the Players' boat clul extent of $50p. JS{p one was injured ^ offlelala' of Hoboken and a held a paTjy .at.their, floatti ig club-j although tho pasaengera were sthrown ± THE RED RANK REGISTER. max rorty! frlind* at • Ltwn F»rtj. | Margaret Dullmoyer, daughter of i Nicholas Dullmeyor, entertained forty | 'friends nt n lawn party Wi'dhesdiiy niffht. Giunos were plnycd, refresh- ' SAFETY FIREWORKS Wenta worf served and the other us- ual pnsjtimcs of the lawn party were J. YANROS «njoyed. , Mr. ami Mrs Chidlc.s DtillmeyiT of The Consumers of FIREWORI^ Are Reminded New York are spending the summer with Mr. Dullmcyer's father, Nicholas that we have eliminated Hi^h Explosive or Pctash- Dullmcycr. i Mr. and Mrs. Joaquin Lawrence Crackers, Cannon Crackers and Blank Cartridge have been visiting relatives at Johns- town, Pa. —' Pistols, which have caused 99 per cent;of the mis- Prank Crawford is spending two weeks with his Hunts, Mrs, .Marjraivt chief iwhich is commonly attributed to Firewoiks. Kelsoy of Red Bank and Mrs. William H, Hughes of Asbury Park. Our stock is all new and open for inspection,, CHALLE3NGE SALE! Newton Bishop has quit his job as : bartender in Louis Snyder's hotel and Prices That TalK But That Tell Only Half The Story I Thomas Connors of Freehold has SPARKLERS, FLAGS and LANTERNS taken his place. Every item in this advertisement is an honest bargain, in quality as well as in .price. We The county road is being sprinkled with oil. ^ | do not carry any job goods or any seconds. Our merchandise is made up to our order, direct Edward Bennett of Bclford is spend- from the best manufacturers. Your money back on any unsatisfactory purchase. Come and ing a week with his uncle, John G. F. W. MOSELLE Bennett. j be convinced. New leaders are being put on the . 98 BROAD STREET - - RED BANK, N. J. / ... . *• roof of the Reformed. church and We carry the May Manton patterns. other repairs are being made Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fields and Mr. and Mrs. James C. Sickles spent part of last week at Spring Luke. Ladies' Dresses. Specials in Ladies' Top Joseph McCue has a new automo- bile. Summer favorite smart stylei: Walter Fields is now painting auto- Ratines, flowered silk and Skirts. mobiles as well as carriages. He did his first_ automobile painting job for striped crepes, striped voiles, $1,50 Ratine and Pique, Peter Frawley last week. 3Ir. Fields's paint shop is filled with wag- tissue and Dresden-voiles. latest wash Skirts 98c, ons and he has enough work on hand Values, $6, $8 and $10, all to keep him busy several weeks. $2,00 Ratine Wash Skirts ' Miss Gena Scobey and Mr, and Mrs. sizes; Holiday Sale $5,00, $1,49 J. H Vining of this place and 31 r. and Mrs. John Sherman of Scobeyville $3.00 Summer Serge Skirts spent part of last week with Thomas Store Closes Saturday, July 4th; W._ Sherman of Long Branch. with Russian Tunics $1.98. Howard Jackson of Scobeyville, at- $3.98 Mohair Bathing tended a lawn party at William Man- Open late Friday Night preceding. $3.00 Shepherd Plaid Skirts uel's at Pine Brook Thursday night. Suits $2,49. with long Russian Tunics EHEEWSBUBT NEWS. BUY EARL. Y FORTHE 4tH Made the very latest trimmed $1.98. with colored satins and excel- Boy Scouts , Camping' on Dr. Lawm'i Just received some very $2,50 Ladies' Silk Parasols in lana at Linetoft. | lent quality material in Navy' latest shades $1,98 The Shrewsbury Boy Scouts and, .Scoutmaster G. Harold Nevius are j |ybeautiful .Colonials for and Black. $3.S0 and $4.00 BelUhaped camping on ,Dr. William H. Lawes'i1' farm near Lincroft. They went there ; women in White Buck Children's Jersey and Wor- Silk Parasols, good selection yesterday and will return tonight. $2.49. Harry Webster Lfinson, a member and Gum Metal. They sted one-piece Bathing Suits, of Red Bank cavalry troop, is at Sea- j 49c and 98c, $1.00 Silk Gloves - - 79c, girt attending the "school" for target j have the new heel and are practice. ' Black, White 16-Button Mrs. Leonard, Deane of New York j Caps and Bathing Shoes in has gone" to Lakewood after a visit! beauties, aa to d» 1 to 8, $4.50 all the latest styles. length, double finger tips. with Mrs, Alfred Grover. I James Holmes is working on Arthur | Smock'rfarm. Also a great variety of outing shoes in White and George Silvers, who is engaged in business at New York, was laid up j Tan for all the family, including a new line of Muslin Underwear, Infants' and Children's Wear. two days last week. He turned his ! ankle and strained it while stepping j Indian Moccasins, Elk HicJe, 69c to $2.50 Splendid Varieties. Dainty Corset 29c Baby Lawn Caps ,,<..'.. 19c off his porch, ! Covers, Combination Suits, Cambric W,' P. Brown has a new team of j I have a great stock to show you and am carrying SOc Baby Dresses, white or colored 29c hor%s which he bought from Daniel Drawers, White Embroidered Petticoats, 39cjphildren'» Guimpes.. 25c Erripkflon of Bed Bank, Fancy Muslin Gowns, Values to 79c, Miss Margaret illen, who boards every size and width made; can fit any foot* $1.50 Baby Dresses. .98c with Mrs, Richard H. Sickles, has re- now 49c. turned from a visit in New York state,j Dont wast time looking elsewhere; come here and 25c Baby's Pur* Cashmere Hose...... 17c E. R. Taylor, a carpenter employed i py McElhinney Bros., has returned you will find what you want. Boys* Wash Suits. 12^c Children's Plaid Top Socks...... 6#c. to his home at Keane, New Hamp- $1.50 Baby Woolen Sweaters 98c shire. 69c Boys' W&ih Suits made of washable The American express company has striped materials, size* 2 Jl to 8 years, 39c. $2.00 to $3.00 Children's trimmed Straw 1 taken over the business of the* United CLARENCE WHITE, $1.00 Boyi Wash Suite, made of fast color Hats • .79c States company. George Gaakill is Madras, in several different styles 69c the agent. 79c Baby Cashmere Sacques..•'. ,49c , Miss Ellen Davison of Little Silver © BROAD STREET, RED BANK, N. $1.50 to $2.00 Boy's Galatea Wash Suits, M is spending a week with her aunt, handsome patterns in pretty styles, good $2.SOand$3.00Baby Cashmere Coats, short Mrs. William Jackson, f .» selection-in,all sizes....., 98c or long, ."77TT77!T."Tr7.T.' V'.'. $1.98 Edward Lawes, son of Frank t Lawes, has bought an Indian motor^ Illl cycle. ' Mrs. A, V. Jennings, and Miss Vir- ginia Parker, Ella Case and Alike Beak are attending the summer school >+¥+¥+¥++ for Sunday-school teachers at Ber- nardsville. , • The Presbyterian young people's home missionary society •will meet Fri- day night in the ehapef. The annual fair of Christ church will be held Thursday, July 9th, on the parish house lawn, EVEBETT NEWS. A RACING TALE Bond Irotn Nutswamp to Og-den's Conn la Dreadful Condition. The ^oad from Nutswamp to Og- p's Corner is next to impassable. There's glory galore for the chap who finishes in front, whether in a Marathon Race or in thing has been done to this high- ay in a number of years and it *has been allowed to run down to iuch an the Motor Boat Races on the Shrewsbury River on the Fourth of July, * extent that it will have to be rebuilt to put it in gQBd condition again. In dry weather wagon wheels sink al- But to win out he must be trained right up to the minute. He must also be properly most up to their hubs in sand and after a storm the road is deep with mud. Many requests have been made equipped and he must stand an ei^jance test which makes him ready to meet all comers. te the Mlddletown township committee for repairs to the road, but the com- mittee has dealined to do anything on the ground thaj^ they cant afford to This statement applies also to business, where the "trained" man, equipped with the right fix the road. Thomas Dougherty of Red Bank kind of goods, and with the necessary endurance, invariably wins out. pe is always ready and suent part of last week with John Melrs, able to meet any and all kinds of competition. . Mrs. John B. Stilwagon and Miss Rachel Stilwagon spent Saturday with Mrs. Albert Dennis, of Hoboken.. Frank Henry, Jr., of Perth Amboy, Here js wliere Storck of Course comes in! haj been spending several days on his father's favm here. William W. Antonides is still con- v fined to the bed and his condition re- Trained by his^father, a practical piano maker of renown; equipped with the largest stock t i n i' mains aHout the same. Mrs. Chailcs Johnson of Red Bank ! of Pianos, VictrolaSi Records, etc., on the coast (stock of three stores to draw from), and makes of is visiting her cousin, JIKs Katherine | Stilwagon. James Soden is employed in Ber- goods that have satisfied the most critical for years; with an underlying principle and policy of nald Hickey's whct-lwupht shop. Aithuv Polhi'mus of Atiantiu-High- good service which has enabled him to stand an endurance test with all sorts of competition—an lands is visiting Edwaid Fiuncis. Mibs Helen Stout and Letter Stout have been vintinjr at Mntaivan. endurance that has seen many competitors and hot air merchants^ go out of business. OCEANFOKT NEWS. When so thoroughly Traimed, ^Equipped and Tried Out, is it any wonder that Storck of > Quantity of Cherrios GatUtMd from a Troe 125 Yoara Old. Course has held the lead for years? On Samuel Smock's place on Pern- berton avenue is a cheriy tree 125 years old which is wonderfully pro- • ductivc. The tree always yields a' Will it pay you to tie up to such a house, or will it be policy to listen to bragadocious promises large crop, but' this yeai's output of cherries is astonishingly large. Eight barrels of cherries were gathered and take a chance elsewhere? ** from this tree and the owner of tho ,• tree realized 550 from the Fale of the • fruit. The Red Sox defeated the Oak- •' woods of Long Branch at this place Which? ivvt on .Sunday by a score of 8 to 5. lyl-t ^,,>3tfiss Florence \"anScboick has re- 1 j" covered from her sickness, t. ['. / Recent -guests of Mr. and Mrs, ^ JTjJederick Day were Mr. and Mm I,.}'., Aijgijn, Mr. and Mrs. Apgar and Wil- ' litim A. "Day of Elizabeth, Mrs. Jer- Icmou tjnd George Day of New York, ''Mr. and Mrs. CharleN T. Day and STORCK'S OF family of Newark and Mrs. Gibson of Brooklyn. ' No {trace has been found of the two ^ligs'Vwho made an unsuccessful at- Ta Jjatft tohold-up Mrs. Elizabeth pr«s- PIANOS, BICYCLES, PLAYER PIANOS ,,V;(Wh at (the trolley station last week. »•'« WlM#m Gibson of New York spent "* and Sunday here. He will at .this place in the &.. ^ a safe hit eve ftMIn nf S^i to Our .shirts are ironed.by hand or by . !i. F, KINO. tin' jiiKt- |)(j|g and Mrui'k him iisi r thi' nuw pressing machine method, KrtMshuKl, N, ,1., oil FiLiluy, the third Anybody can mix the OIL with th^PAlNT, •l.'i, A t<• t(i 1 uf li'it! balldtH will,' (ast, D" VWEBlNAHV BITRflEON AND 1 iul.' I If thi ii .struck Froincv m llu whichever way our customers prefer. Whereas, if you buy 7 Rain, of ruady-for-use paint in tin lui^i-al minibec ovi>r cast iit nn day of July, 1 yt I, ,tt tlu- hour of cloven UKNTLSf. I'k'i'iiun in Ik'sii, j back with Iho |>olo. Then there are the many' other SHUBVSHUKY. WKW IKtSfct. CANS, you pay $2,00 n gal. or $14.00. things about the home, such as cur-o'clock in tht ftircno<>ii uf «aid day and l*r(nruif!i years old and was a Kuw V.wy.- IDS W, 40tii SirMt. Now York City. Red Bank Steal Laundry, Kinmont}) liuiidif^r, A»hury P»rk, N, 3, ntt-di'il, iilihoiijjh their appointment Jmulur, He sottled at Omin drove tjngincer, UU Kroad street, Red Bank, Ilcniiii pifi-, llroAil ptri'et. Rwl Bank, H. J. ASHER F*. WOOLEY, Matawan made |io.-pioU-nho elimination of a bor-<>viT forty years ago. About !t'"> yi-jus 62 White St., RED BANK, N, J, Spr«i*lilHn f ountjj work. N. J. T«li nhtJiie llennectloni, ough i-upcHnti-ndcnt, WIIOKU salary is aj»u lio wan in a railroad acoidriit and Telephone 33-J. thi' .*:inir (id Unit of a t-ommlmiomir. m-fivvd injuries which imitk> him a AH proposals must be enclosed in a »»•»»»•••»••#»»*•»•••<•••••« Whi'ii i emmi^ion povurnnicnt is Mr. Watsun leaves time sT'AIM'ITKGATE & SON, sealed envol^po. and be endorsed "Pro- COUKSELL0M Al LAW, udoptvd by a town thu voters have the and two eons. Dnvidion BuiliHnif. WHAT WE DO! pviviU'Kt' if ri'calliiiK a eommiRsionov posal for re-Mirfadiig Frcehold-Smith- if they In come dissatisfied with his IlKD OAH*. N. CLEAN CARPETS, CLEAN RUGS, MAKE AWNINGS jjrawbriag'e for Cllffwood, burfr road." REDEKICK W. HOPE, conduct HI uflice. Commission jrovern- Tliu board of freeholilor.s after in- \ LOOK YOURSELF \ F COUNSELLOR AT LAW, and PENNANTS and BOAT COVERS and give you I ment hn-, 1'ccn adopted in many places TliQ board of chosen freeholders re- Offices ew-niT IJTOWI »nd Front StrwU. j lit New Jersey. Tho election at Dual jg Uie old drawbridgge at C'liir. KtD BANI. N. I, Satisfaction Without Extra Charge, j Saturday is thu first recall flection wood havo didducidudd to rubuilb d thhu serves the rit:ht to reject tiny or all bridge. The new structure svill be IN THE FACE WILSON, WHAT WE DONT DO! held in any of the places which havo bids if deemed to the best interest of COUNSELLOR AT LAW, adopted cpmmitfsian government. wider and will give more room for a RED BAMK. 1 We Pont Glvo You » Reason to Kick. Wo Never Lose a Customer. roadway and for the trolley tho county to to do. Offlces; 10 KABT FBON-I StBEOT. We Dont Like Dirt, Dated Freehold, N, J., June 10,1014. MABOMS LAV COBNKHSTONE. DEEDS BECOBSED, LSTON BEEKMAM, DO YOU? j portant teeth are to the j J, M, CORLIES, A COUNSELLOB AT LAW. Improuplvi Ceremonies at Coruerstona Offleoi 10 B«»d itiwt, RED BANK, M. J. CARPETS DYED, CURTAINS. 1 List of Boal Estate Sranlferi Becoriled Attest i Director. tayltig- of long Sran'oli Postomco. at Freehold, 4 appearaiice, and that 0 The eoriicTstono of the new post- 0. E. CLOSE, Clerk. R. HERBERT E. WILLIAMS, office building at Long Branch was The following is a list of deeds re- J nature expects a heavy J D SURGEON BENTIsr, Red Bank Awning and Carpet Cleaning Works, corded in tlie county clerk's office at OK BOM TO BAB CREDITOBS. Grafloata Univereltj of PennifWuah. laid last Thursday afternoon. Tho Frcuhold for the post week: OBce Dayiln Red Bank: Monday* ceremonies .were in charge of the New J penalty for neglect, you j j\amlnistratrix's Notice; ' and Saturdays. MELVIN M. CREE, Proprlotor. Bed Bauj:, Myrtle _M, DuHols, administratrix of Jersey frmnd lodge of Masons and the Louis DuBola, eleceiiaifl, by order of tlio 120 Brosd Street. Red Bank, K. J. stone Ms sot by Grand Master JIPIIII T. KRun to I'eilcr J, ' UlsleKun. 4 will think twice when 4 surrogate of tho coiinty ot Jlonmouth, 64 WHITE STREET, Charles P, Ruse, Lot lit Wi-Htskk'. f ICO, hereby gives notice to the creditors of R. W. M. THOMPSON, m\w \v. and Svlillnni C, Miller to the said deeoaaed to bring in their debts, Telephone 32-M 4 you buy a dentrlflce, 8 D DENTAl SUBGEWf, Delegations from several Masonic Piliu Ui'udfoid. Land on Plngknty road, demands and claims against tho estate 8d Nat'l Bank BuUdinj, RedBuk, M. J lodpcs in this section attended the of said deceased, umiev oath or affirma- Houxt S-i, •Marjiarot antl Eugene C. Muhcux to j We carry many kinds of j tion, within -nlm months from the twen- corncrBtoiio laying and took part in a KritlieHne R. Haj-us. Lund on llt.ibt.rt ty-nfth day of May, 1014, or they will be paj'ade before the , ceremony. Tho Htrt'i't, $1,000. forever barred of any action therefor R. J, D. THROCKMOBTON, piirncters were led by Voss's band. ^'ilifaiii JI. ThamliKfiti to Alift- P, i Washing Powders and Jagainst the Bald administratrix, D DENTAl SU8GE0H, After the stone was sot ex-Governor Hr-iiilrickson. Lot on t'list l-'roiil Hit MYRTIB M, DUBOIS. QfFICC: f Soaps for the teeth, and \ No, B Broad" Streil, Red Bank. N J J. Fronkliii Fort made an address, L. Lalo'r to Lydia flvnnttt. Lot; OV BUI-I! TO BAB CREDITORS. Telephone Simplifies The new "postoffico building will be on IJorutri .street, %\, R, FRANK L. MANNING, i all grades, shapes and I Executors' Xotlce. 100x04 feat and two stories high. Con- lair Haven. Kelilo IJ, Cook ana The Fidelity Trust D SURGEON DENTIST. .___,_ fefis rns.de -an appropriation of eompanv, esocutors of Horace P. Cook, tEL BANK, R. I. m-d AVlilto, .Ir, j sizes of Brushes, j deceased, b\' ordor of the surroBate of Broad itreet, oiip«lte Forf & Miller*». $1-25,000 for the site and building. cji-tdli tract, $ii the county of Motiinouth,, hereby give The site for the building cost 119,000. Shrawrtury Township. notice tc tlifl creditors of said deceased We particularly recom- to bring in their debts, demanda and p|R, tt. W. JEWETT, .Tolui H. LinpiliHOtt to Thomas C. Zln- claims against the estate of said de- XJ '•• • DENTIST; Kiile. 2 tracts of laiia near William G. Boom 14, StMnd N«tioaal BBBIE BuUdtn*. IOLEI IW M.VCO ACCIDEWT. mend our own. ceased, \inder oath sr afflrmatton, wlthi-n Uiiift's property, 11. nine months from, the nineteenth dny of RED BAKM, N. J Htnry N. l'i«cher tn Charles P, Doel- liay. 1D14, or they will be forever barred PreeUola Boy Fatally Injured Hear Now ger. 23 Ta-lOO acres, }iu0, of any action tlierefor agaiBib the said , WILLIAM ROSBi AtlaatlQ Bi^UAfidg. executors. • . * , DENTIST.:-. •; •- HE telephone does much to lighten the tait Week. SucMsaor to Dr. B. F. Bortea. Gegrgg C. Hiilsti-ad tn George IJrokcn- NKIJ.1K I,. TOOK, Frank Moore, son of Mrs, Annie THI3 FIOKL1TY TRUST COMPANY, Gu adoiinl»te»di _ _ burdens of summer housekeeping, by Moore of Freehold, died In a New LURII. Lot on AtlanLig Highlunds ns- SCflROEDEB'S PHARMACY, SO BROAD STREET. BED BANK. ». 9, T Hijrlntlon tractt, , $1$. carrying the ordera for the day's supplies Brunswick hospital last Wednesday A, Whittj to George C, WILLIAM H, FOSTER, night from injuries . received in an Lot on Atlantic Hiiflilanils iii J. L. BERGEN |& CO, TV RIAL mthim, INStmANCB tract, |1, NEW JERSEY CENTRAL. to the stores. auto accident a few hours previously, LEAVE BED .BANK. AND WANS. Henry Ca.ratens of South River, who Mldd-letown TowniMp, fROPRIETQRS, EAtOHTOWH, NEWJI .vas in t!i« auto with Moore, also died Samuel E, Leonard to William A. Pot New York. Newark mat Eliiabeth B B5, M 6 32, 8 37, 6 54, 7 11, "{ 2!, 7 U (Newaik), 7 B6, *l 27. rLEi). D, COOPER, All'the stores value telephone ordera and from his injuries. Gehlliaus. Lot on the Kay & eorrweii 18 Broad Str«et, Rod Bank. 9 i7. MB 31.10 60, IB 00 a, m,; 143.* 418, 4 30. 4 47 tract, Highlanas/$], IjT _ CIVIL EK G1NEEB. , give them every attention, Just a few word* At the time of the accident Moore Shoal Harbor Industries to Henry (Newark), 1 28. 7 46. iB IB, 8 26, SlO 66. Sun- IlirsjiieL Lot at Ocean View, $1, day 168. 1144 a. m,i 4 4B. 7 10. S 88, 9 00, 9 26, FoltoDee was lying: on the running board of the 1 9 50 P.m. auto adjusting the carburetor while PLTCJ- W. LlniouM tu Anthnnj'-J. Mitt- to your dealer by telephone brings the gup- rick. 3 lots at Shore Acres, $i. ForFreeliold Vtt Matawan at 7 68. S17.12 0? fc.BU EORGB K. ALLEN, JR., Carstens was running the ear. Their Shoal Harbor Industries to llnry Cijak- 4 47 p, m. Sundayi. 9 37 a, m,; 4 46. 3 59 p. m. CIVIL ENQINEEE ANDSUBVBfOB, plies to your doorstep promptly. machine -was struck by another auto ley. 3 lots at- Qcean View, $1, For Lakewood. LakehnMt. &e.. »t 6 SB, 11M a. m.; Boea 7. Pattemon ButldlnB, BEM4 Bttstfe and completely wrecked. Pour per- Jiary Ryan to Jeremiah VBUKIIII. 1-6 Bin BANK. .(!„£. part of lot on the road from Lueilaville Si 06,1 OS. 437,6 10p.m,,'Sujidwi.i01f, UQ6 sons In the other ear w^re badly. ln-L to Slorrisvillei |16,BG, A. m>; 8 8d_P. IS. The easy telephonm way of ordering jured. Moore leaves three brothers For Attantk City. 8 66. II06 a. n, B2 06, 4 S7 p, m, TACOB C. SHUTTS, Henry Campbell, commijsglriner, to L Sundftys. 1100 a. tn.; 8 39 p. m. U "~ AuonONBBB, _ Margaret M, VonBei'lel, 1'a.rm on road Wall Pa^er! lightens your household duties and gives you and five sisters. For Vineland. BrUsottm, &c. 8 ES. 11 06 a. tn. Bpeetal atttmtkn Bi^ea to lalea of fsnnW from lied Bank to. ilorrisvJUe, $200. 4 87 p. m. Sundayi 11 00 a. tn., 8 39 p.. m. farm implements ani othe» penenu p«)K«l» Eatontown Townelilp. Fox f ami BITOT sod Bunent M 6 Eg. 1108 a. 0.1 F^oTAdto Ill B»«iime<^ »4Brt mole tMne»to>fci dtetad AiS J 8 0S. BIOPIB. Sm^w»,WiOai.Hm. Irs riril • New York only. I Satutdayn oalf, H-MondayB. ,H. A. F. VOSS, 1W YORK AND LONG BRANCH Europe With Him. Baritaa D OSfEOPATHIC PHYilCIAK, Why not ask today for Special Daniel H, ItohinsiOii to New point Com. N RAILROAD. In the Eisner Building, Room M, Pitman B. Potter, son of Mrs. L. V fort Beach company. .Lot ut Kew Point Bed Sink, M.J r; Potter of Long Branch, and Miss Jes- Comfort, |1, Sample Line of 1914 Designs Time Tible in ifftct May Zith, 1914. Telephone 184. Season Telephonm Rates? . sie I, Dulton of New York were mar- New Point Comfort Beach company tn Hntiiiah -1-IoiTmaii. Lot at Ni-\v Pblnt Now Complete, ried at Cambridge, Massachusetts, Comfort, ?1, rlUUKS MATE RID BANE R. WM, J. WQLF1RT, For Matawan *n*n d Perthrt Amboyy: 5 BB. . 8 41,, 70 808 D OiTEOPATH. ,_' ' Monday of last week, Mr. jPotter Artliur Hill to Kliaa rtogoiB. I-ot on Before placing that order for (MB onlj), 7 11, 7 25 (Matawaa only), graduated from' Harvard university Jann'S W, _PiuUei''- H ..._-.....,proiierty,, Het-oml (M l) 11 7 25 (Mt l) 94 Broad itreet. Red Bank, N._ J. Ktrcct alo lot Fit tt 7 BB. J 17, 845 a, tn.: 18 M noon, 1 48. 2 44 i 30, GraduatB of Philadelphia coUega ef Olttmttf. in this year's class. All through his alsio lot on First street, Koyyort, that papering job, get in touch 6 02 (Matawan only). 7 28 (Matawan only), Philadelpflia calleiro of Anatomy, And port r " ne • •!• i ' itfc 7 48. 815 Ciaturdayiduly, Matawan only), BIS ate of Amorioan school of OateotiathJ at 1_ college course he led his class and Klisia Rogers to Arthur Hill, Lot on me. p, m, Sundays: 8 BB, 9 37 a. m,i 4 4B (Mnta yille. Mo,, under the founder of th» sclent*. NEW YORK TELEPHONE C0, won several • scholarships. He wasJames W, Parkoi-'s property, rfceond See my beautiful line of Wall wan only), 8 03 (Matawan only), 7 lOMt awarded a traveling scholarship on Htruut; ulsi) lot on First Htrect, Kcypoi't, Paper and get my prices. only), 900 p. m. his graduation. This provides for a Benjamin Flusstf to Hormnn For ElizabBth and Newark: B BB, '6 41, 101. 7 40 course of study in Europe. Mr, and2 lutH lit Kt-aiKsblirg"Beach, $], There is the good kind of Wall (Newark snlj), 7 54,7 68, S 44 (Newark only), W. ff, HALL, Local Commercial Manager, :\>w Puint CuiDi'ort Qcncit cumpany \o Paper and the other,' S17, 9 45 a. m.; 12 00 noon, 148, Z4S, 4 30, Dr, H. B, VanDorn Mrs, Potter will spend a month at Kilitli JI.'Granh. Lot at New point Uoin- 4BO. 8 02, 728, 7 46, SIB (aaturfaya Only). Long Branch and will then go toiort, J], When you want the best at the 625 p.m. SunaayB: 868. 9 87, 1141 a. m.; Monmouth Street. Red Bank, N. T, 4 4B, 5 47, fl 03, 7 10, 1 09, S SB, 9 00, 9 B7 p. m. France where Mr. Pottei* will take up Xi%v Point Criiiifoi't Ucaeh [iimpanj' to most moderate price, call on me, For Net? *ort:6 OS. 8 41. 7 08.7 11, 7 25, 7 40, 7 56. Second National Bank the study of international law. Kilwuri] I, Cooper. Lut at Xuff Point 810,8 27, 8 44, 9 17, 9 87 (Mondaya only), 945, Eooins 8 and 9 Comfort, $1. The largest assortment in Mon- 10 50 a, ra i 12 00 noon, 148, 2 41, 416. 4 30. ——•».*»- - - Michael Ulil'to %Villiam Weinberger. 4 06, 0 02. ? 23, 7 40, 8 IB (Saturdoya only), 9 25- Lancl on Fii-Mt sti-ucl, Koyport, 41, mouth county to select from. A.YON TEACHER WEDS, , yp, 4 p.m. Sundays-. 8 58, 9 37, .1144 a. m.} 443, iiBjurK niitlunal bank to Miirgretta Beat Mattrlala. Beat Workmanship, 8 47,0 03, 110, 8 09, 8 38,0 00. ? 57 p. m. iBg, JobDsoo & Fraket Co B. Wiiiiaker, Strlu-'n_f land 22 fcot'wlile For Lone Branch, Aiburr Park, Ooean Grov«. MiEB Nettle r. King Becomes tbe Bride ailjolning lot on tliu Keansburg .sliore im- Beat Finish and Beat Service. Point Pleasant KM interanediate stationa: 122 Contractors and Builders, * ljroyement cuinpauy'18 traeti |i, !Monaay exceptedi. 6 02, 8 40, 9 67, 10 23 n. m. DB, ROBERT DIOKSOM, of Elliott H. B«voe. 12 E2, 12 66. 188 (Saturdays only),,! 43 iSaWr And Dealer* In AH Kindt ef ' KennslmrK beaclt company to William AH Work Given Prompt and Personal Veterinnrian. Bliss Nettie F. King, daughter of B, Willis, Jr. Lot at Kenu^burg.^oacli, Attention. daj-i only), 157, 2 24 (Saturdays only), 3 01. MATERIALS.! Mark King of Allenwooclr was married 8 50,4 50, B19, 5 37 (Saturd»ya fxeepted), 5 BO, noes, CATS, TOY DOSS. BRIDGE AVENUE, .Tames Morris to Jennie Cownm Lot 622.638. 737, 1040i>. m. j _ i OppMit. R.ilroad Station. at the A,llenwood church last Wednes- on the Arrowsinith atul Wnllinjf tract at for Freehold via Matawan an j C. R. R, of N. J,. BoardIUB Do«, Cftti art HauM, Rod Bank N. J, dny to Elliott H. Dovoo of Asbury Keyport, $1. • FRANK CHAMBERS, 7 00,9 17 a, ro-i 12 00 noon, 1 46, 4 30, 6 02 p. m, Pulr Unven. N. J. 421W. Red Bank. Park, , Rev. T. W. Smith was the offl- Now Puint Coiiifort Ucaeii compniiy to Suniloya: 0 37a. m.i 4 45, 0 00 p. m, Work done b» the in or eontrae^ Ciitliorlne Ilpyim.ldH. Lot at X'uiv I'olnt 26 W. Front Street, Red Bank, N. J, No job tooiMBt l neno too raall, eiating clergyman. Mi's. William E, Com fort, $1, LEAVE NEW •XOBK FOR RED BANK. E TO BAS OBB0MOB8. Johblnjt attended to at Bhort notlca. 1 ON 1 Magee of Newark was matron of Gurrett .loncH to Charlt'1 H 'I . Cluytun. i:\pcutnrs Notice. ' Brtteatti faralihed on ill kladi of honor and Misses Mary Devoe and Lot 011 William Wulllng estate, Kvjport, Telephom "588, C. 8, B. of N, J., foot of LibBrty BtrMt.4 00, 8 SO, .MtUlcb and Poter 10 00, 11 30 a. m.'; 2 35 (Saturdays only), 1 00 evetutoi, of PelL-i J. ilcCloeH, Stif tte Helen Lawyer were bridesmaids, (Saturdays only), 120 (Saturdayi only), 1 80 1)V owlir of tin ^urroKate of the county James B. Lawyer of New York, was TownaWp. 3 30, 8 40,4 46,800, 5 30, 6 38. 680, 9 00 P. m,>, of Moiimoutli, litipby t;i\e nutice to tho groomsman, A reception followed the Haiinali JI. aiHl Wilson D, Xison to Geo. W, Sewing, 12 00 (midniahtj. Son(3ayai 3,30, 8 48. 915, CioilltDis of the ^lil (leceabed to bring In m Waller A, Cobb, 7 02-100 acres, |1. 10 00. o.m.1 2 30,4 00, 9 00 p, m. tlifir dfbts, .1. mands and claims against ceremony and was attended by about 0. R. R, of N, J,, foot of Weit 2Sd itreet,! 20, 9 50,-. tlie i'st;it< iff s>anl ilpcwsetl, under oath 100 guests. The bride taught ichool Tr««Ueld TowiiiJiip. Contractor and Builder, 1120 B,a».; 12 20 (iBturdBysonly), 12 50J[Sat< or amrm.ihon -ftilliln nine months from at Avon |ast year. Louis FiiieRold to Harry Kllaln, Lot urdnyi only), 110 (SaturdBya only). 120,13 20, the (.Ifil.t-'fi.tl! day of M^y, 1S14, or they Oil the Hudson IJtiinett trant, $3 BED BANS. N. J, 3 30, 4 30, 4 B0, B20. 8 20, 8 B0. .1160 p. tn, will txi former bnrred of any action. Giiorfe P. Lohrlttor to Wilson T, Clay- BunJaytiSSB, 9 05, B 60 a. m,>2 20, 3 60, S60 ton, Land on Krotulwny, .l''reohol(l, $1. P. Tfl, WKDDINCf AT MATAWAN. aooi'Re H. Coii'tiy to William H, l<"ree. Finn. R, R, 7th Ave and BZdStiMt, N. Y,. 7 04,9 04, man.- Laml on .Main strett, t'retiiold, $1, OFFICE IN EISNER BUILDING. 1112 a, m.i 12 84, 2 SO, 3 42, 4 24 (SatuidRy» Knrg-uorito Collinu Bocomes tbe .Annie 11, niid JfimeH H, i^m-kpr to exooptqd) D12 p. m. Sundays; BBB, 9 30f \ , Room 3. 111! a, nv, 1 SO. 612 p. m, OM KUtE TO BAB CKBDMOBS. Sxldi of South Amboy Man. Cleveland Patterson. Land on Main r:\fciitri-v's Notice street, Freehold, $1. Telephon. 3SO-J. Psnna. R. B., Hudion Terminal (B. & M. R. B.) Miss Marguerite Collins, daughter Church and Cprtlandt Streota, 7 00, 9 00, phang comt nf the county of ^lonmouth, J. Mantilapnn Township. 1110 a, m,, 12 27 (Saturdays only). 12 80, 2 80. Piiah U falling, executrix of David of Ja^nea Collins of Matawan town- A. Walling, (Iecci,-,od, by order of the Bichard A. Scimr to P, Edward Qulun, 3 42, 4 2fl (Satuiaayi eicB«ptad), 812, p, m. ship, %VflB married to Edward J. Flem- 2'tracts of lum!-, »t, lobbing ot AH Kindt. Sundays: B 80, B 30,1110 a, in.; i 30, S17 p. m. of HIP county of Monmoutn. ing of South Amboy last Wednesday, For furthoi pMtkul«M. ate time-tables at B notlc-o to tlie creditors ot MlHstono Townaliip. Estimate* Cheerfully Furnish**!. Wio sain .liceaswl to brine in their debts, The ceremony was' performed in th© demand:, and claims against tlie estate ol ThbmaM D, Kllnk to Clevclnnd Patter- OH BUI.E TO BAB OBEDITOBS. ^W^Ry. Superintendent, N, Y, and L. B. presence of about 200 friends and rela- B. R. said deceased tinder oath or amrmatlon, son. Tract or land, $28, Executrix's Notice, within nine months from the twenty- UNDERTAKER tives «fc tho Matawan Catholic church Wright H. Deliow to Cleveland Pat- Anttie M. ReynoldB, Bxeoutrl3c of James CHAS.O.MtcFADDlN, Gen, fMg. ABant, N.Y. ? thirrt day of April, 1914, or they will b« by Rev, M. C. O Donnell.fl|Miss Helen teraon, 2 07-100 at-reB. 1105, A. ReynoldB, deosastfl, by order of the S forever barred of any action /tlierotor Collinj, the bride's Bister, was brides- surrogate or the county of Monmouth, D. M. BELL. Gen. Pans. Aiani, Penn. R, H. i| th ^^ hereby gives notice to the creditors of W, C. HOPE. Gon'i PasMnwi Amot, Centwl maid. Raymond Monahan of South the saifl tlooeaBed to bring in their debts, a&fwa AND Ambojr was groomaman. Mr. and demands an