BANK yoLUMExxxv; NO? 5. RED BANK, N? JJ, $EDNE3DAY, JULY 24,1912: PAGES 1 TO 8, mnuri TOII ASTORYABgUTAWATCH BSCf>)(1> SAXOS* Dr. William X. L»wt« Motf with ft Vhllip OoKmas'i Danolnr PnpUt Enjoy BIG FAIR AT EATONTOWN. TO HAyE PLAYGROUND. • Painful AooldMi*. . Dance In Odd rellowa' Hall. «OW M»V- TOWABD 3. BBXU.X Dr. William H. Lawes of Middle- Philip Coleman of Rector place held THE PLAYGROUND ASSOCIATION OF RED BANK town township 1B suffering from a TWICE »E00VB»BD A KCEPBAEX. tho second of a series of Bummer LAST WEEK'S FESTIVAL CLEARED $650 FOR HOOK broken toe. He had driven from his dunces in Odd Fellows' hall last ORGANIZED LAST WEEK. farm to Red Bank to deliver milk and Tin T«ar« Atfe' W* to«t Bel; Watoh— Thursday night. About thirty per- AND LADDER COMPANY. he stopped his horse to engage in con- The *egi»t»r Votuia »t—A Pew D»7« sons wore present. Music was fur- versation with another man. He was Afo Bb* £o*t tboWatoli Again—The nished by Professor Laros and Bert standing with one foot resting on the BefiiM* TonnA It Agali. ^ullingtori and refreshments were Large Crowds Filled the Building Every Night of the Fair and the Meeting Held in the Eiiner Building on Monday Night-A Play- That truth is sometimes stranger erved. step of his milk wagon and the other than fiction and that THE REGISTER'S Gross Receipts were $800—Ring Contest Won by Miss Alice ground Advocated by Clergymen and Butineu Men of the Town foot in the road. The horse was wor- want column is a good advertising Mr. Coleman will hold these dances ried by flics and gave a sudden lurch. monthly in order to keep hig dancing —Rev. James A. Reynold* AUo Spoke in Favor of Recreation medium all the time in shown by two Pollitt—Firemen are Now Working for New Apparatus—Dona- One wheel passed over Mr. Lawes's experiences of M.rsi Edward J. Reilly pupils, in practice. The next dance 1 foot, breaking the bone of his little toe of Mechanic street, A few days ago will probably be held in the Monmouth tion of $1,000 from A. V. Pringle for the Machinery. Pier* at the Foot of the StfeeU Leading to the River. and crushing the flesh, Mr. Lawes is boat clubhouse on the river, as it in Mrs. Reilly was crossing the railroad Eatontown'is hook and ladder com- Beminn of Seabright, J. Prlckott of I'alr A meeting was hell in the room; of sociation, acting as an aid to the pub- able to get around, but he has to wear tracks on Monmouth street when she cooler, there than in the Odd Fellows' Haven. \ the board of commerce In the Eisner lic authorities, was always advisable. a rubber, slipper. dropped her watch.; She did not dis- hall. pany cleared about $660 by a fair Umbrellas—Morris Wlialen or Katon- building,on Broad street last Friday Miss Schoenfeld was followed by which lasted all last week. The gross town, Harold Jennen of Ocounport. cover the loss, till she reached home. receipts amounted to $800. It was Watclii-H—R. T. Hmock and Basil night to consider the advisability of A. B. Wilson, the manager of the Bed She inserted a want advertisement in the. most successful fair ever held by Bruno of Katontown. organizing a playgrounpis' d association Bank telephone exchange. Mr. Wil- THE REOWTEB offering a reward of $5 Fobs—steplinn. BIllInRs of Oceanport, in Red Bonk, The ^meeting was called son had been connected with the play- NEW HOUSES GOING UP. for the return of the watch. POTATO OUTLOOK. the company and the firemen are jubi- Irthur Taylor of Eutontown. grounds of Newark as an instructor lant. A movement has been started to Kkirt—Fred Mouncr. by the King's Daughters of Red Bunk. When Mrs. Reilly dropped the watch SMALLER FBIOEB AMD BlXALXiBR raise money to buy an automobile" Paranoia—Mrs. zito, Percy Dungler Mrs. Frank h. Blnisdcll, president of for six years, He related instances HXBB ETHEt WHITE BUIKDINQ A and FJU'HII Bruno of Ealontown. the King'; Daughters, presided. showing where playground influence 80MB ON BBOAP STREET. it fell on the-iron track and rolled CROPS EXPECTED THIS YEAR. truck and gasolene force pump similar Pair of ties—James FlHher of Weat Mrs. Blaisdell made a short address had changed Boys who were in the about six inches, just fur enough away to that now owned by Wcstside com- End. to escape being ground to pieces by No Snoh FroAti aa Were Made Last Tear pany of Shrewsbury township. Barrel of flour—-MorrisBlo m of Pino ond she was followed by Eev. Robert downward path into good, capable, it uriu co«t »9,coo asi wm ttiwir Brook. ' MacKellar, who spoke of the urgent law-abiding citizens, His experience for Ooonpanoy by October—Oeorjre o. passing trains. Alfred Spinney of Will bo Made Tula. Seaaon—Brought Saturday was the biggest day of the Five poundH of candy—Ruymonti Van- Beech street found the watch. Mr. Largely Beaponilble Hit fair. The^Metropblitan garage, where Ktmren of1 Katontown. exerted a greater influence for good Spinney reads THE REGISTER and he In Monmouth County. the festivities took place, was crowded .JapEiii'fHf vuse—Jarhcs V. Lynch of from a physical and moral point of Tarn at Uaoroft. aaw Mrs. Reilly's advertisement, Be- Kat(.>ntowii. view. He declared that he was ready on boys and girls than almost any Miss Ethel White of South street is In the country districts the farmers with people that night in spite of the Ton-ilollar B^l'l piece*—George O. Den- to assist In any effort to provide play- other adjunct of their lives. He said ing nn honest man' Mr. Spinney re- have begun digging potatoes. Few threatening weather. The buildingl' nis of Katontown, Charles Magathan of building a house on Broad street to turned the watch to its owner and PI no Drook. grounds for the young folks of Red that he was glad that a proposition to coat $9,500. The house will be on the shipments have yet been made, most was ablaze with electric lights, and establish playgrounds had been Mrs. Reilly gave him a reward of the place presented a very animated: I'"lve ilollarw In finld—S. Rlilgway. Bank. • lot adjoining George Button's prop- $5. The watch was returned to Mrs. of the potatoes being sold ~sit Red iMoL-k—Hdward Hondrickson of Eaton- Theo principaprim l address was made b; started in Red Bank and he said he erty on the east side of the street. Bank and surrounding towns. Last aspect. Thirty huge Japanese lan- town. would .do all in his power to make Reilly a day after her advertisement terns added to the illumination. These MiKH Julia Schoenfeld of New Yor] This lot at one time belonged to the was printed. week potatoes fetched from $2 to $2.50 Nlglit Rowns— Chesti.-r Wolcott of Eat- City. MISB Schoenfeld is one of the it successful. * late Mrs. Annie 0. Parker.' The house a barrel. The shipping season will were presented by Frank VanDorn, a ontown, MIHS Gortrudf HampHon. Five years ago Mrs. Reilly lost the new member of the company. Ton of t-ual—MIHS Hlla McKwecnfiy of •" field secretaries of the Playground as- Other speakers who addressed the will be completed th« first of October begin in earnest in about two weeks. Katontown. sociation of America. This associa- and will be occupied by Miss White same watch at 'Fair Haven. She in- Farmers do not expect as profitable , One side of the building was de- Shirt walat—Arthur Taylor of Eaton- meeting and who endorsed tho projeat serted a want advertisement in THE voted to decorated booths, where all own. tion has its headquarters in the Met- were Rev. Jamea A. Reynolds, Wil- and her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth White. a potato season as last year, but most Porch rocker—MrK. Kolirody, ' < ropolitan building. It publishes a A large tree on the lot has been cut REGISTER at that time. The watch of them think they will come out on kinds of articles were sold. On the liam A. Sweeney, Rev. Johnson L. was found by a laundress nt Arras's opposite side was a dancing platform, Opera Kla^HOH—V. Stanley Hifffflnsotl - large amount of literature concerning Miner, ".Bev. J. W. Rogan and Prank down to make room for the house. the right side of the ledger with this of Eatontown. playgrounds and It employs a large hotel at Fair Haven. Like Mr. crop. The recent dry spell has hurt 20x50 feet. This was in use every J. Mansion, Father Reynolds was es- Tho house will be 34x32 feet. The Spinney, the laundress was a reader of night of the fair, the music being pro- The committees in charge of the stuiT of assistants. Its field secre- pecially emphatile in his declarations first story will be shingled and.the the potatoes, and a few farmers are booths were: taries lay out playgrounds, suggest THE REGISTER and an honest person. discouraged. One man in Atlantic vided by George O. Dennis and Sam- concerning the need of public play- second will be weather boarded. TheAnd like Mr. Spinney she returned the Cake booth—Mrs. Holly Reynolds, .Equipment and . arrange matters - so grounds. He thought also that recre- house will be of the colonial style of township said last week that he would | uel Guicc of Eatontown and. Messrs. halrman; Miss Lillian Dangler, Miss that communities adopt those meas- watch to Mrs. Reilly and received a re. give his whole crop to any one who ] Edwards of Long Branch. In theElsie Reynolds, Min» Kllnor VanDorn, ation piers should be built at the foot architecture. A porch ten feet wide, ward of $5. , center of the room was a well which Mrs. Gulee, Miss Morrison. ures which have been found most of streets leading to the river, in or- with colonial columns, will be on the would give him the equivalent of the Fancy liooth—MIHK Katie VanScholck, efficient. Miss Schoenfeld spent four der that nil the people of the town west and north sides. On the first The watch was given to Mrs. Reilly money he spent for seeds and fertili- was kept filled with lemonade. This chairman; Mrs. otto Applegate, Mrs. years in New York City in the Investi- should have the enjoyment of the a number of years ago and it was a zer. Not many farmers, however, was in charge of Mrs. George B. McDonald. Mrs. Albert Dennis. Silas floor will be a living room, 16x22 feet; keepsake. It is an expensive watch WoodE. The well curb, its top and USsi Morris. Miss IHancllR Wlllmrn, gation of the various pleasure resorts riVer, as well as those who own prop- a reception hall, 10x12 feet; kitchen, take such a gloomy view as this, al- Mrs. \V. R Morris, Mis. Raymond Van- frequented by young women, and Soi erty along its banks, < dining room and butler's pantry., Four andto Mrs. Reilly it hna an additional though all of them agree that the supports were covered with laurel. Keuren, Mm. O. K. Kmork, MIHS Bessla several years past she has been em- value for sentimental reasons. She record prices of last year will not be The booths were in charge of the Dennis, Mrs. VanUnint, Mrs. I>. S. Mor- bedrooms, a large hall and a bathroom ris. ployed to aid in' the work of estab- At the conclusion of the addresses' will be on tho second floor. says she is grateful to THE REGISTER equalled this year. The high prices ladies' auxiliary of the company. Mrs. wivycu bv uiu lit uie nuiiv Ul cokaii- a business meeting was organized for finding the watch for her on two Ada B. Nafew, president of the aux- Cand.... y. lioolli—Mrs. Samuel Knight, lishing Hardwood floors will be laid last year were due to the fact that the chairman; Mrs. Kllzalietli Taylor. Miss .SliBhinI g and . operating playgrounds. with Mine G. L. Button as chairman occasions and that as an advertising potato crop was a failure in most iliary, acted as supervisor or general Laura IMekention, Mn>. Frank B. Woods, Shu told of the great benefits which and Mrs. Joseph H. Applegate aa sec- throughout, and the bathroom will be medium THE REGISTER, cant be beat. parts of the country. Monmouth chairman of this part of the fair. The Mrs. GeorBe W. Loversidffi!. had resulted from the establishment retary. A motion waa made and car- finished in tile. The house will be pro- THE REGISTER ts a welcome visitor auxiliary played an important part in Klondike booth—Mrs. William Reid, vided with hot water heat, stationary county was an exception, and the chairman; Mrs. Moshy, Mrs. William of playgrounds In many cities. In ried that "The Playground Associa- into 5,175 homes evel-y week, and the farmers hereabouts made big money making the fair a success and the Cnrllle, Mrs. Wealey WatklnB, MIHH Hat- some cases the juvenile delinquents tion of Bed Bank" be formed as atubs, electricity and gas and a combi- owner of a lost" article is almost cer- firemen feel very grateful toward 1 nation gas and coal range, Earling, out of bumper crops. tie Curl He. • had been decreased to less than one- permanent organization, and that the tain to get his property back through This year conditions are changed. their helpers. Ice cream booth—Mrs. Charles Riddle, third of the fornftr number. Schoo' chairman appoint a committee to Johnson & Ifrake are the contractors. a want advertisement in THE REGIS- Jr., chairman; Miss Isabel Dennett, Mlaa Wow Hou»« at Iilncroit. Monmouth county's potato yield will A large number of articles were Lottie Sanford, Miss Florence Snyder, attendance had increased, youthful nominate officers and report to the TER, provided it has been found not be as large as ordinarily while in disposed of on the co-operative plan Miss Effle Day, Miss Madeline Hoynes. life had. taken on a higher tone, and meeting. Miss Button appointed Mrs. Sometimes a lost article is not found, Miss Dorothy Llttlellckl. Mlsa Myrtl* Ground will be broken this summer many other sections of the country Saturday night and this was one of Bennett, Mtss Lottie Cacllle. the boys and girls had become more R. Browning Wilson, Mrs. Thomas E. for a new house at Lincroft for by anyone, and thenall the advertising large crops have been harvested.- This the principal sources of revenue. A healthful both physically and morally. Griircs and Mrs. James R. Smock. George C. Thompson of that place. in the world will not get it back; but is especially true of the Eastern shore contest-for a diamond ring was also The campaign to raise money tax She had made a tour of Red Bank This committee retired and in aThe house will be on Mr. Thompson's usually THE REGISTER recovers tho of Virginia and the counties of South decidecl that night. The contestants the new apparatus is being vigorously with Mrs. Blnlsdell, and with Mrs. short time returned with the follow- farm on the Old Morrisville road. At lost article and recovers it quickly. Jersey. Just now the markets are were Miss Alice Pollitt and Miss Ella carried on and the firemen feel much Joseph H. Applegote, and she thought ing recommendations for officers and present Mr. Thompson, and his sister, filled with potatoes from these .places McSweeney, and together they turned encouraged. So far they have raised that two playgrounds would fill the committees: Miss Emma Thompson, are,living on and this accounts for the prices being in ?U8. Miss Pollitt won the ring, $2,000. In addition to the $1,000 do- need of' Red Bank. One of these ttBTVE OBAVBLED. nated by Mr. Pringle, Joseph W. John- PreHhlent—Mrs. Kntnk I.. BliilHdPll the Red Bank road near John B. Con- so much lower than last year. she collecting $75. A gold locket and should beUn the western part of tho Vice president—Kev. Roliert MncKul- over's store. The house will be 24x32 chain was awarded to Miss Mc- ston and T. Elwood Snyder have each town and the other in the eastern nt of jlmproYing' Wladlotown Townehip The potatoes are much smaller in subscribed $100. Solicitations are be- Inr. feet and will be an exact duplicate of size than in other seasons. This is Sweeney. part. In some localities the play- Secretary—A, B. WilKon. Charles H. Johnson's house on Hudson feono. la More. Thu $3,000. Among the articles disposed of on ing made in villages near Eatontown, grounds are maintained and operated Treumirer—Clarence White. Collins Bros, of Port Monmouth last uue principally to the prolonged dry and the largest contribution from (his avenue at Red Bank. It will cost pell. In spite of unfavorable condi- the co-operative plan was $25 in gold as a part of the pilblic school system; Executive committee—John H. Crtok,about $4,200 and will be ready for eek finished the work of graveling donated by A. Y. Pringle. Mr. Prin- source was from Albert Dennis of Tin- in other localities as patt of the park SlKiiuiml Eisner. rtor. Jamos A. Koy- .iverside Drive in Middletown town- ons the farmers expect to come out ton Falls, who gave $50. The com- IIOIOH, Mrs. Hurvey Youitff, Mrs. Joseph occupancy in November. Three rooms head on their potato crops, but they gle was a mighty good friend to the system; and in other places by an as- H. Applegate, Minn Alllo ApplOBct, Mrs. and.a reception Hfcll and butler's pan- ip. The work had been approved by firemen at their fair. In addition to pany, like the Westside company of sociation formed for that purpose. ClmrlPB VV. Hitter. 'illiam H. Bennett, the township road ve no hopes of doing as well as last Shrewsbury township, will not be Committee on equipment—MIHB Helen try will be on the first floor, and three the gold pieces he presented to G. Ed- The experience had been that a play- Caldwell, A. B. Wllnon, Edmund Wilson, bedrooms, a sewing room and a bath- upeivisor, and on Thursday night the ward Smock, foreman of the company, bounded in its activities by the limits ground operated as a community af- Mrs.. Henry M. Nevius. Mru. JoBopli V. fliddletown towrisinr},,.committee paid of the township, but will answer room will be on ,the second floor.- BEXAJCI, DBUOOI3TS MEET, a set of New York regulation firehar - fair under the park or school" system, BUITOWIIM, . , ' Earling, Johnson & Frake will do the Jollins Bros. $1,045, which was the ness. Mr. Smock turned the harness alarcns on farms outside of the muni- was better than a playground op- Committee on rocroiitlon rooms—New- work. , _, aluncc duo them. The total cost of over to the company. Besides making cipality: Brooks are numerous in erated by a private association, ton DoremtiH, Mm. Hcmy 8. White, Mrs. :raveling the road was $1,787. In ad- 'ew Jersoy l>xuff Men Hold Convontlon Eatontown township and nearly every Charles 13. Parsons, William A. Sweeney, at Aibury Park £aat Week. this donation Mr. Pringle subscribed though fthe believed that a private as- .lames Cooper, Jr. ition to this about $300 was spent to $1,000 for the new fire apparatus. farm has a stream of water. This J. 8. HUNT BUYS COAX YiBD. :rade the road, making the total cx- Druggists who sell Rexall remedies will help the firemen greatly in fight- iense a little over $2,000. 'William H. New Jersey met at Asbury Park The articles disposed of on the co- Property on Burrowea Street Bong~ht ing blazes with their new apparatus. BOABD 01 HEALTH DOIKOH. AVTOIBT BUBITED BY GASOLINE. iennett and the Democratic members ist week. The convention concluded operative plan and the persons who from Worthier Estate for $4,000. ith a banquet at the New Metropoli- won them are as follows: The firemen are delighted with the if the township committee contend support they are receiving both from Important Hattsrs Vp for Consideration B. If. Bunion Badly Burntd WU11* work- John S. Hunt hna bought the coal iat road work should be done by the in hotel last Thursday night. This Kofa pillow—AVllllam Ltlflnirrow of yards and property of the John Ab- as the third semi-annual meeting of Mlddlt-unvn. the Eatontown folks and the people in at bait Wiiki Utetlur. ing; on His Oar In Mount'i aornje. iwnship, us this would save the town- CelU<:rj)iei'es—Mr. Harvey of Hvtl bott Worthlcy estate on Buvrowes ihip the contractors' profits. It would e New Jersey Rexall club and more the nearby villages. They.feel Very At a meeting of the Red Bank board H. N. Ranson of New York, who la street. The price paid was ,$4,000. an forty cities and towns in the state Bank. Mrs. Xnfcw. grateful towards every one who as- of health last week Alfred Mayo und summering at Locust Point, was badly 'so give the farmers an opportunity Fountain jient!—James F. Lynch am! sisted them at the fair. Arthur G, Sickles, two contractors, burned on the arms last Thursday by The property hns a frontage of 125 i work for the township on the roads. ere represented. Various methods Clinton Wilson of Ealontown. Henry wanted information ubout the new feet on Burrowes street and extends 'he Republicans control the township f increasing the drug business were gasolene.while repairing his automo- to the Central railroad line. On the scussed by the dealers. The pur- plumbing ordinance. It waa decided bile in J. W. Mount's garage on White ommitteo and they insist that all the MEN'S LEACHJE ON OUTING. NEV7 APPABATUS FOB property are an oftice, barns, coal bins [raveling must be done by contractors. ose of the organization is to build up that the ordinnnce should not conflict street. Mr. Ranson was taken to the he Rexall trade by making the Rex- with work in new houses whore ean- Long Branch hospital, where his burns nnd other outbuildings. Mr. Hunt re- Baptist Mea Enjoy Shore Sinner at HOBO, Boots, Coats, Etc, Ordored tot itary plumbing had been installed were dressed. cently made a number of improve- 1 store the best in each town and ments to these buildings at a cost of ity. The company has but one stock- Oceauport Iiast Thursday ITiffht. Wentslde Company. previous to July 1st, even if the houses Mr. Ronson and his chauffeur were A. BBOOK. [oldcr in a town or city and only In spite of the stormy weather last In response to a request from West- are still uncompleted. working on the car in the garage. about $1,000. He has sold a strip of Thursday night, eighteen members of land eighteen feet in depth to James tockholders arc able to sell Rexall side hose company the Shrewsbury Alfred Spinney and L. E. Brown They had been cleaning the engine Itream of Water at tittle Silver Being; ;oods. The druggists proposed that the men's league of the Baptist church township committee at its meeting last own all tho property on St. Mary's with gasolene und Mr. Rarsson's arms Garbarini, who owns a garage on Mon- went to Ocennport and partook of aThursday ordered 200 feet of steamer mouth street. The price was $200. Made Sanitary. 11 the Rexall stores unite in a special place, n private street In West Red were covered with the fluidr The Dr. Robert M. Dickson of Fair ffort for Easter business. The plan shore dinner at Al. Smith's at that hose, six helmets, six pniTS of rubber Bank. Thoy are building a number chauffeuh r tried to crank the auto when This property extends the full width Saven,,Shrewsbury township's health to display Rexall remedies and other place. The men met at the Knicker- boots and cpats, two shovels and other of houses on the street. Mr. Spinney the spark exploded the.gasolene and of Mr. Garbarini's place and is 55 feet nspector, reported at the meeting of 'roduce and the season will be known bocker pharmacy about seven o'clock fire apparatus. The committeb had in- and Mr. Brown were advised to luy Mr. Ranson was enveloped in flumeB.wide. he township health board last Thurs- is "Rexall Week." James Cooper, Jr., and went from there in automobiles tended to buy 300 feet of hose, but Hewer mains on the new street and An alarm was turned in and the Lib- Mr. Hunt moved to Red Bank a lay that the brook through the Cooney s the Rexall dealer nt Red Bank. and a stage. The menu consisted of Eden Ewing, foreman of the company, connect them with the Shrewsbury erty hose company soon hod the blaze year ago last June and leased the istatc had been widened four feet and steamed clams, fried eels, clams ond requested that the money for 100 feet avenue mains. They intimated that Olit. No damage was done to tho gar- Worthley couj yards. Previous to that as now in a sanitary condition. The crabs, clam fritters, chicken, potatoes, be spent for. coats, boots, etc. He said they would do so". age or the auto, Mr. RunRon was time the business waa carried on by vater (lows' from Parker's bogs into CHICKENS BBOWKED BY TKOOD. watermelon and coffee. Speeches were that the^men at recent fires had in- Howard S. Higginson, secretary of taken to Dr. Sayre's office in Dr. Wil- William N. Worthley, son of the late he South Shrewsbury river, and the made by nearly everyone present. adequate ' clothing to protect them the board, hns notified owners of prop- liam D, Sayrc'a automobile, where his John Abbott Worthley, who started 1 Henry McLean, president of thefrom the fire and the weather and rook extends several hundred feet Moeei Johnson ia Mourning the Lou of league, acted as toastmaster. The erty at Crow Hollow to make the burns were dressed. His wife was the enterprise. hrough the Cooney property. The Twelve Powla. that boots sind coats would be very wells and put-door toilets sanitary and notified ond she como to Red Bnnk men returned to Red Bank about necessary whon cold weather began. ADDITION TO A BTOBE. ork of widening the brook on the Crow Hollow, a colored settlement twelve o'clock. Those in the party to do away with existing nuisances. nnd accompanied him to the Long roperties south of the Cooney estate iear Pearl street, was almost afloat The hose is nf the very best make and Milk dealers will be notified to file Branch hospital. . ' were Uov. J. L. Miner, Henry McLean, costs $1 a foot. At the Drummond fire W. X. Sherman Makei More Boom for as been begun. This work is dono by luring the heavy showers last week. Walter Davis, Frank N. Worth, Her- the company's gasolene pump forced a with the board the names of the per- :he property owners themselves nt the Jrow Hollow brook overflowed its sons or firms from whom thoy obtain Hit Inore&Blng- Buainei bert L. Murdock, Benjamin H. Ford, stream of water through 900 feet of BOX BUN DOWlt BY AUTO, William T. Sherman, who is en- rders of tho township board and •anks nnd many cellars of the Crow George Ackerman, Eugene Magec, hose nnd 75 feet into the nir. Tha milk. The dairies of .these people will inder the supervision of Dr. Dickson. Iollow houses were flooded. Moscf then be inspected. gaged in the feed, fertilizer and fann George W. Bray, A. \V. VunNostrand, engine was not working at full pres- Waltor Morris, Bon of Osoar Uorrls, machinery business, is building an ad- The brook hiul boon a niusanco nnd ohpaon waa the grcntest victim of Leslie Austin, Claud Parker, Samuel sure at that time. Hurt on Monmostli Strict. dition to his 6tore on West street. The i number of complaints had been he storm. The flood filled a chicken G. Woolley. W. D. Robbins, William A. METHODISTS ON PICNIC. Walter Morris, aged about ten addition will be of concreto blocks and nade about it. ouse in his back yard and washed it Hopping, C. H. Tumey; Willium Ihigg years, son of Oscar Morris of Wallucc will be 24x30 feet, two stories high. 'mm its location. Twelve bens woro mil Willium Lawrence. MEW BOAD OVEKSEEK. Ctraoi Buud«jr-flolioot Ooea To Ktansburf street, wns run down by nn automo- Tho first floor will l>o uoed au un office MARQUARD AT LONG BRANCH. u the building and all of them were r.mt Thursday, bile on Monmouth street Friday morn- und store room, and on the second rowned. Bobert Banklns Appointed to BUCOMA The members of Grace Methodist ing. The boy was distributing cir- [loor will be livinR rooms. The addi- Giants' ramoui Southpaw Will Twirl BOYS ON AN OUTINO. Major Joiaph ?lald. Sunday-school were disappointed last culars advertising the tuberculosis ex- tion will be finished in about two in Noxt Sunday's Oam*. Wntoli rob to be Shot ror. Robert Hankins of Headden's Cor- Thursday morning when they uwoko hibit ut the Red Hank high school. He weeks, Mr. Shermnn'fl business has Next Sunday afternoon the New Tho OuPont powder comriuny has Thlrty-Sivtn Youngsters Guests of ner nt hist Thursday night's meeting und found that it was raining, for this run ncross the street directly in front York Ginnts with Rubo Marquurd, the Lonis J. Totley at Island Daach, of the Middletown township committed was the day of their annual picnic to Increased steadily, and this necessi- resented Riverside gun club of Red Louis J. Tetley took !!7 Itetl Hank of an automobile belonging to antntcd larger qunrtors. nnrvellous left luinder of tho naliona' Mxrik with n handsome sterling silver ..s appointed road overseer of tha Keunsburg. Notwithstanding the Englcwood mnn mimed Orr. The league in the box, will bo the attrac- tch fob to lie contested for in n ;;er- rays on a trip down the river to NutHwamp road district to succeed rain, about 25 persons ventured out in tion ut tho Hollywood grounds at Long chauffeur applied the brakes, but it Wire Oraok to Be Cleaned Out. cs of shoota. On Sntm'tlay the KCC- Kland Iicach lust Thursday. The Major Joseph Field, who resigned. time to take tho special trolley which WUB too Into to avoid nn accident. Tho Branch. Mnrqmml recently estnb md of a cerics of BIIOOIR for the Frank rip was made in Frank Dickninn's Major Field resigned more than a loft at nine o'clock fdr Keunsburg. boy wan knocked down und rolled into Wire creek'n stream of wider which linhcd a record of nineteen victories! James trophy wilt be hold. Practice motor bout Red Bunk. The boys were month ago and since that time no Thoy wore nmply provided with good the gutter. II« wim picked up nnd runs thioiiKli Helforil und empties straight nnd he is the biggest drawing ihooting wan held on tho club grounds urcompnnied by Mr. '[Ytloy anil u few work has been done on thu rond. It-" things to cat and although they hud tnken to Dr. J. E. Havre's ofllco in Mr. into Riirltun buy, will be cleaned out card in tho National league. ThiH wil ant Thursday. thcr grown-ups, The lmyn hud it was bailly washed out during tho reA to scurry for Hlielter Hevurul times by tho Middlctown township commit- he the Giants' fourth game against tlu .rent time at Island Beni'h. Swim- cent storm. When Richard Lufbur- during tbe day, they managed to have Orr's luitomoblln. Ifo was cut on Ills tee. The creek is full of dirt anc n very pleasant time A number of fuco nnd bruised on other parts of liln Long Branch tiniu and McGrnw will Clothing- Uudir a liny Btaok. • ming and playing baseball wen- the row was road supervisor of Middle- body. His injurio.i arc not .serious. refuse nnd it contains n good deal of send in his premier twirler to do th nriiifinnl sports, A hig lot of ent- town township he wns allowed to numa tho older people of tho church went RUtCnniH water. It will be eleance slab work. Tbo Long Branch tenn: Detective KI wood Minugh last iibles find been taken on the trip. The the road overseers, but the Kepubllcan to Kcnnsbiirg in the afternoon and re out under the direction of William II, Wednesday nftcrnmm found n big turned with tUo iik will have ltd best lineup in the field t mv.H had prodigious uppetiU'H und membi'VH of the Miildlotown township * Joil Varktr OUuin«k«. Dennett, tbo Middletown township oppose the Giants. bundle of clothes under n hayHlnck in hcii' wasn't anything left afl«r they rnmmitlee tin not allow William If. The annual clnmhnkc of the road supervisor. a field on the Newman Springs road. jut through. Tlic boys were a happy Dennett, the present nuporvUor, an/ The clothcH bud probably bi'ni Ktiilen authority over the road overwent. At Improving* Tarnt BullAintfa. Joel l'nrkev imioclntlon of Newark will rrank Mafaa Out Undar Ball. lot oT youiignter.H when thoy got on bo held nt I'lrnnuro Buy Wednesday, H«w Untforina for Trolley Xfen, anil hidden uiulnr thu stark. Di'toi'tive lliu bout nt Ilvil Dank. Mr.. Tetley Thursday night's meeting Mr. Ben- Olmrlen Tatum In Kinking u number August HUl. About 2r>5 newon*. will Frank Mngei\ wim win wreiiU'd lnnt Miriugh is trying to llnil the ovvner. •xi»cctM to take them on another trip nett demanded that work bo dons on of improveimmU to tho Wnll property 'l'hi' motormcu nnd comluctoiH on attend the bnkc. Thin will lie tbo HM tho I.011K Branch nnd Oceanic trolley week on a charge of horsewhipping Inn summer. thin road und tho committeo then ap« ut Middlctuwn, which ho bought n immial biiku of tho usmiclation nnd it icph .Stout, hud n hearing befor pointed Mr. Hnnkins us the overawt Hhort tlmo ago. Tho liouso In hiully lints lire wearing now khnkl unlfonnH Mr. Ivlna Blioota at Baa Olrt. in one of tho Bonson'H fenturex ut made by HlK'nund Rlmim'. Th JllRtlro Winn Wednesday night. II norn ARM in that illstriit. out of ropnlr und will bo practically Uny. wan hold in $11)0 linil to await tb Albert L. IvinH of Kcil Hunk lln- n\iting nml clnm- nil his full HCorn for thu two days was riding on hin bicycle on I1'runt street July ilOtli me addrea-Hsd to: OUmbaka M Port Monmonth. Imko nt Hlfthlund llcocli on Rundny, •oree Tall* tn Street. tarj* Oaaolant Boat X«r». •n\ out of :io(>. laiit Wmlnciidity when an niitomiihlle Innlo Al|.,Ml. August 11th. TIIOIMI on the committee Mra. Vilina Jolm- A hoiitn OWIUMI by Dunlol McOiirthy, Clinrlcn H. Flotrlicr'n largo gniiolon hnr<' ilown mi bini. lie turned tu one lll'IIMI'll, Tho liaptlit unhen' union of Mo of nrruiiK«immt« era Wllllum VIMi, ThltvM O«l • 1 III rtnnlM. nliln nf the ill runt, nml hin Mryi'lo ii. I'liinllN' Illlllie, thu bukdr, und driven by John Klold boat, Jemima. 1 . HI, Jn moored i> Minn l.ulu Mra. M. I,, K«nn«il|*a Monmouth will hold a elnmbok« to- Hnmuel Clnrk, Hurry Wnttn, Ktlwatni filipped mi the wet bl'iek puvenielltM, Ml,, Wni. f. Mlllln, morrow In n urovs ut Tort Monmoutli. y , win tuknn with nculo iiidlguntloii 1 Charles I'. Irwln'ii wharf. The boat Ilrny'H innrkct on Front ntronl WIIH lUioliI Morris. HlatlorHltl y l ll VlVm\lJu«oiiJ . emiiiiiiK thu ilil, i tu full. The !n>y K"t II. W. KiirlilUKl The cUmbcke will b« provided by Wil- front Of Rollly'a Krocvry ntoio on In thu largest gunolono liont nfloiit mitrri'il Thursiliiv niitlit nml $1 In Mrn. K. CiirlHini'll, Mlaa Anna Mulllfan, liam II. Bennott of llelford. l'tfhrl nlnwt Innt wonk anu foil In tho Mr. Flotclmr nuinm«r« near Anbur pcnnlon wan ntolrn. Kntrnnro win up grounliiK willi pain, lie wan taken Mltin Until I'IIIT, Ml>* , Munlah,. iDIHI. Tho unlinul wim tnkon to Dr. galnod Ity cutting n hole throtiKh i to a doi'lnr'H ollli'ii nnd It WIIH found Mm. roilll.,1, Htnvn i Oalanaky, TI«H. 1'urk mid goim to and from bin yni'h II. K. rolomun (J), icrnen door in tlio renr of thu ntoru, thai bin nrm wan broken. HakvowaM. Duputy Grand Ronmt Daninl Uornn I.cintnr Blrykor'n ntublcn, wliero i haro In bin largo nutomnbllo. Tin 10. IV tiiivlanii, Mra J. II. limiault, tfow AM Poison and Dl>4. noon racovgrnil. bont in attracting much iittcntloii. Mian Ti'l.'Mi \>« J. II, llnot. . A cow owntel by Goorffo McQiiPtn of l(htnln(, At Hmli't, near Koyport, N. J., i Tbo Intnnt ntylon In ntrlctly human Mli'le V. l>»lli. Davy rtioll, IIMIKU lit It* mooting tomorrow night. Thomas K«A'a Maw Job. r nim,HI. Mra. Caiini* W, •odo, which wtl In the burn, I'lio bourn nf 1(1 rnonin nml \ both roomn*, linlr. ComblnKB mmln In nwUehnn, Mcoll, animal died « f«w minute* lotor. Hcvornl candidate will l>» Inltlilod Onrlnjj tlio Itvtiv lnnt hot mid cold wutor, gun and furnace intychns, ptilTn, curia, knotu nml (hn Mra. Anna A. Kial- nt thin mnotlnif, and r«fr«ahniar)ti will Vcilnriiilny nliihlhtt ll struc Tluiinns Mond of [I rood atrcot, Itc< HI..II.I Mrs I),A.«,.u..r. . Dunk, hnii KIVI-II up hU Job nn cur bout! tb.run open flm-iilarna; hnrdwood Jilplnnn Imaltnt hrnluV Profetnlonal Mlaa Mnwl llrlw«. Mrs. .NilIII! ' IfmWUM. bo iprvwl nt tho cloan. AV.. IiI,. McQueen'McClimcn'as ntntori e on Hlmiwalnir llmnlnif nnd lltiinh UirouKhout. Hnv- ntlninlniit for lialrdrcaalnir, mnrcnl Mm, llarali IKIIBOII, Miss A. avnnue, tnerliiK n IIIK liohi In ttniicntur with Hurry G, Ilordon William JI. J».' iialiVn, . _••«». cnty-flvo nor on nf land: Krouniln about wivvlng, ahompimlnif, manicuring, fa- Jaokaon, A botU* of good C«llfoml» port, weatliar hoards on the aajcimil floor o Hhr«w»bury anil bn" acc«nt«vt»». want or oUrH. |Wtn «w»y t«• with Tli* Hod Dank Truit Company I* th« building, _ liar position on I.owU fl. ThomiKoii'i the liouitn vory attractive, uniKl K lan clnl ami ncaln niaaaatf«, Dr. Krancai pur dollar • full quart 0»Mn*l whl* glln ut a noat little ffolild r rnnt«lnntn- Brookdala farm nt Llnoroft, M I.nrita burn, rnrriiin 11. C'ooko, ehlronodlst, faco and acalp •u>tt*va warytoa* turn*. ing nm\a Very lnt»r«ttln(i Information P»l twit, Vunlnket. Moaii txpootal to move to that place. lousoH, «tr. AAlknnlyy In JJohi n II. Jowoli, spociallut, 10!) Monmouth (treat,. It«d On* buah.l of BttritVf Bukv-utde. for, tttiyoni'fnUmt«t In th« coming aU Ilrond ^itrpft, cornur Irvln ownor, I'lalnflI.H N. J. lfattlt, N. l.—Adu. will makt two »ml 0fl**i y-.w Pr P^ATVIIC TVI ¥ John Smith and Thomnp McCoy of been furnishing tiie Farmers' tele- Long Branch were arrested'last week phone company with new polen. Tho Say to your grocer—ARIOSA •TCAMP CHAIRS AND CARD TABLES FOR ALL OCCASIONS. on charges of drunkenness and din-line between Imlaystown and Allen- orderly conduct. Smith was given town is now furnished with Inrger and thirty dayH in jail, and McCoy, who stronger poled. IHIM only one leg, got fifteen days. Kone'a Eye Flit Oat. Earling, Johnson & Prake Co. ^: Matawan Firemen on Outing. A horse belonging to Fred Smith, .Contractors and Builders, >*< Tlio Mntawan flro deportment went Sr., of Freehold, was struck by light- MUDGF. AVKNUE. !•< to Ilighlnud Ilrnch Monday on its nn- ning !nnt l-'iiiluy week and one of its .SPECIAL. OppoiiU R.ilro.a Station. C* nunl outing. The Keyport silver band eyca WIIH put nut. Another home wax dtruck in the head and a dinnII bone Dnlrabl* Building Lota In W*at- Mausoleums and Monuments. Red Bank, N. J. '*< acfompniiicd them und furnlnhcd music during tho day. Several of the wnn nhnttcrnl. tkfa Park and on Harrlaon av«nu», WoiIt done bir the tlar or contract fuTiiu'ii took frnrmlH with them. OhauSenr Fined fto. No J«h loo Lrffe: norm toomnall. ••at Had Bank, from SJ2S0 upwards. I'coplo nro ploaHcd and natlnnod with work ordoroi! at Maiwon & Son'a I J«iiiB att«»lnre wan torn to pii'crn by lightning Kendrickson S Stout, If you buy from ua thero la no chance of your getting. Inferior work ami (ic-orgi' II./I'nylur'n grapu nrbor of Ag.rt Woman. na everything in done under our poraonal •upervialon and guaranteed. wan iitrui'k and torn down. Mm. Knnnn .S. Rpayd died at Ilir Pftttenon Building; homo nf hi'i (liuiiihter. Mm. David J. We design monuments to ault our cuatomer*. Etynamlte aa Ta.^a~*t. Write ui and we will rill on you pcreonally. Di'. W. (I. Iludnon, nn expert on '!• in niiiili1 tlip ilynumlti' U «»x- ((.'»nfiHiirn You inimt K> ' "ut Into tl>« rn air roiir II»»» mAvlna; <•««*, wrll* tnp* m und mmlicht. If you do thin every i|«y «lj for lh« only r'llabla Mrnl7i.ro |>x.»«r -HAIR TONIC. hti'<| iir^nldcnt In hla ))lnr«<. n I«WB, a»4 M{ nr Krlce. An w>uf ««e»» nlid hrvy your itoreach •ml lxiw|.|« k. All MMMh ft kMirkMir MMIaM'iraalK- Death of Marlkorti Woman. in ITIHKI ordvr by taklnff Ch«ir)b*rlnlh'a n» Joo«at Kl tl U or a44rwa> Schrooder'fl HaU* Jonic kills dandruff, keeps the hair Mrn. Carnliim A. VanKIrk, wife of TiililH« whon nr«tl«l, tfoq ahould Iw- J. Trl »etlc». ICAN. , < •John II. VanKirk of MMrlhoro, «l. Had M*nH. ant Wpdnnndny {if lunit dlirnac. Ha i»lr liy Jnmra

My fire-proof storage warehouse on Mechanic street, which was started several weeks ago, will be completed about September 1st. The build- »g is.50x100 feet, three stories higlu In the basement I will have a score of fire-proof and burglar-probf vaults for storing silver and other val- ables of like character. The basement has been so built that the number of these vaults can be increased whenever necessary. i On the first floor will be a salesroom where auction sales will be held. This room can be rented by persons who desire to hold their sales right he business center of Red Bank. ' , I On the second floor will be arranged a heated piano room for the storage of pianos. The room will be kept at an even temperature with dry Meat in order to prevent the piano strings from rusting, and the piano from losing its tone. The veneer and finish of the pianos will be free from (amage by atmospheric changes and from carelesSf handling. A trunk room will also be on this floor. This room will be so arranged that any trunk can be easily obtained and goods put in or taken out by the owner. The rest of the second floor and the entire third floor will be used for i I eneral storage purposes, An electric elevator will run from the basement to the third story. • The location of this storehouse is at least 125 feet from my stable and almost a quarter of a mile distant from any garage. This wfll result in a low insurance rate on the goods stored in the building and it will be the most secure storage warehouse in Monmouth county. The rates of storage will be lower than those in any other storehouse anywhere in this locality. "Furniture will be called for and stored and will be delivered when desired. All goods will be guaranteed free from damage either from hand- i 1 ng or while in storage. The building is being built under the Philadelphia specifications for storage warehouses which provide for an E&solutely I erf ect building in every particular. A watchman will be at the building day and night. , The building will cost about $10,000 and will be ready about September 1st. Contracts may now be made for^torage of pianos, trunks, furni- ture and for similar goods. ,. 1 EDWARD J. REILLY, 40 JVIECHANIC STREET, RED QAIMK, N. J.1 V Office: 17 East Front Street, Opposite Globe Hotel. Telephone 282. iI K'wvwVwVwVwVwVwV*

a canoe tide along the beach last week, for the varnishing and slating of the movei three buildinK? in the past ten as president of the Freehold board of 'iMMHimmiMMiniiiiHiiiniwiiiiiiiinimt when the canoe was upset and dashed high school building to Charles Fran- days. They were the Statesir build- education. Mr. Campbell had been BRIEF ITEMS OF NEWS. against a bulkhead. -The canoo waa cis and George Bastedo respectively. ng,' the Golf club house and the Para- president of the board eighteen years. wrecked. (Continued on ext page.) mff Branch Merchant Leave*. dise Grove schoolhousc. Sick wits Quinsy Sora Throat. Alfred Woodson t Asbury Park aw Concrete Stays. The Wolf ice cream and candy store Injured toy Fireworks. Harry Hance of Freehold has been FOR SALE! died Tuesday of last reek at the home Nathaniel Cafferty of Allentown is at Long Branch was closed last week. Fred Schneider of Asbury Park confined to the house with quinsy sore of his father-in-law. John Beekman. having new concrete steps put down The proprietor took practically every- was struck in the arm by a piece of throat. His father, H. D. Hance, has For many years M Woodson had n front of the barber shop occupied thing in the store, leaving only the fireworks at the celebration of Ouralso been sick with the same disease. been employed in W J. Cooper's ice by T. B. Cole. Mr. Cafferty iB also fixtures and a number of creditors. Lady of Mt. Carmel's day last week. Carpenter Injured. cream parlor. building an addition to the rear of the :otoroyol« Policeman Bits Dog. His arm was badly cut. George Hulse, an Adelphia carpen- Three Fine Residence Lots Adelphla boar* Elects Offloers building. Motorcycle Policeman Swanson of Ocean drove Woman Dead. ter, slipped while at work last week Baud Oonoarta at Jjone; Sranoh. on the north side of Bergen place, between Broad street XM. E. Donahay i is been elected Long Branch struck a dog while rid- Mrs. Mary D. Schulze died at the and the claws of the hammer struck councilor, of the Ailphia lodge of The Long Branch military band be- ing on Oceaa avenuo last week. The home of her sister, Mrs. Elizabeth him over the eye, making a bad cut. and Hudson avenue, in one of the best residential sections Daughters of Americ to serve for the :an its engagement at Ocean Park, officer was hot injured but his machine Poole of Ocean Grove, last Wednes- Organiata to Meet at Ocean Of rove. ., next six months. A ina Sherman is jjong Branch, last Wednesday night. had to be taken to the repair shop. day of Bright's disease. • Mrs. Schulze of Red Bank; size 50x118 feet. Two at $1,250 each and Tho band will give two concerts on was nineteen years old. The national association of organ- associate councilor id Anna Madge Haw Carafe at Engllahtown, ists will again hold its annual meeting vice councilor. Sunday, one in the afternoon and one Lake Fireman to Parada. corner lot at $l,40O. Can be purchased on very reason- at night. ' Mrs. Frank P. Thompson of Eng- at Ocean Grove. The convention will Bias After Opaxatloa. lishtown has torn down the old garage The Spring Lake fire department meet August 5th in the auditorium. >ntos In Oolllalon. able terms. James E. Chllds, v :e president and occupied by Thomas Davis and will will take part in the big firemen's Blok with Diphtheria. Automobilea belonging to Fred S. general manager of the New York, put up a new gaVage on the site which parade to be held in connection with Anna VanHorn, daughter of H. T. Ontario and Western railroad, died at Voorhees of Freehold and William •will also be occupied by Mr. Davis. the fire prevention show at Asbury VanHorn of Freehold, is 'sick with a New York hospital last week after Clark of Trenton collided at IlightB- Antolat Break* Arm. Park September Cth. diphtheria. The VnnHorns are HARRY A. HAWKINS, Agent | an operation. He hai a summer home town Monday of last week. Voor- William Virtue, who is visiting E. Bloycle Thieves at Belmar, former residents of Imlaystown. hees's car was damaged to the extent IN at Allenhurst. P. Beach of Freehold, broke his arm Bicycle thieves have been very active vlng In Bung-alow on the Baabh. of $260. at Belmar of late. One night five Bleyollst Injured. in an automobile accident lust week. Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo White, Jr., of Bohooner Bits Drawbridge. The machine skidded *and struck a thofta were reported. Among those to Wilbur Peppier o: Allentown fell Matawan, are occupying the bungalow The schooner Emma Hendricks, truck standing near tho sidewalk, lose bicycles were Edward Stonaker, Real Estate and Insurance. from his bicycle last Saturday night on the Manasquan beach owned by week and was rendc red unconscious which is used in carting coal for joy Bide Ends In Jail. who lost a new one. received several George W., Elliott of Seabright.xcol- Insurance Man at Aanury Park. Dr. A. R. White of Freehold. Corner East Front Street and Wharf Avenue, for a long time. He Donald Gerner, n fifteen-year-old Working at Freight Station. cuts and bruises anc was laid up alided with the Highlands drawbridge Asbury Park boy, took an automobile About twenty representatives of the Max Finegold of Freehold and couple of days. Tuesday of last week and broke her without permission lost week and went Eastern department of the London Telephone 352. RED BANK, N. jr. | Stanley Woodward of Tcnnent are Atsoolatlon leorttarr mast. for a joy ride. He was arrested and guarantee and accident company, an MHimMUMMMMHMHHMIHMIHIWHHIIHIIM Belniax Bnmxnax Ytiitor a Bnlclde, working at the Tennent freight .sta- Frank Klllam has resigned as sec- given a short time in the city jail. English insurance concern, met at As- tino during the potato season. retary "of the Portr Amboy ypunp Arthur M. Rose, a member of aBaal Batata Han Buys Traot. bury Park last week. men's association. • 1rofessor Joseph Newark clothing company, committed Albert W. Robbins, nn Asbury Park iw Dam at Freehold. Calf Buns Away. A HOME of Matawan, Is ouicido at Nowark Thursday night by A 300-pound calf broke the rope F. Walker, formerly shooting liimaclf in tho head. Mr. real eatntc dealer, has bought a tract The Freehold commissioners nrc ad- acting in Ilia place. lie position puyB of nine acres at Whltesylllo, just west vertising for bids for a new concrete while beiiiK led to Sugot.sky Brothers' Tliat is otherwise perfect ex- Rose was a frequent visitor at Iiel- slaughter house at Freehold last week. $1,800 a year. mar. . of tho Asbury Park city lino. Mr. dam nt Lake Topanemusr. The old cept for the heating—gener- Injured In a Taotory. Robbins will develop tho property. dam was carried away by a freshet The calf was not recovered. iv location for Sli ally for sale at a loss. Miss Maud Bendy, vho is employed Some Big- Potatoes. several weeks ago. Baker and Printer in Flg-ht. in the Munning-Locb aetory at Mata- Aebury Fnrk'a frco dispensary, Robert Maine, who operates the Battle Williams Hurt. Archibald McPhce, an Asbury Park HEATING SYSTEMS wan, ran an eight :en-inch nccdlo whoro poor people are given medical GCOIKO Hendrlekson farm at West Hattio Williams, tho nctrcss who baker, and John Lynch, a printer, also that heat thoroly, search- through the bone*of o le of her flnircra treatment, will soon bo loented in Freehold, exhibited a basket of new starred in "The Little Cherub," fell of Asbury Park, got in a fi^ht last last Friday wcok. ho was laid up buildings on Scwall avenuo which havo potatoes at Freehold last week. Eigh- while riding horseback at her summer week. Each was fined $5. ingly—a never-failing com- boon put In shape by Jumcs A. Brud- several days. teen potatoes made a full basket. homo nt Scngirt last. week and Bununy-Bohool Plonlo. fort, installed at moderato Vormar mealaent VUi loy. Hew Tin Truok for Ooean drove. Rerloua Oaaa of Sunburn. sprained hor ankle. Tbe Reformed Sunday-school of cost. j Miss Fannio L. VntSiclcn of Brook- Alboit B. Smith of Mntawun, wild" Oaug-lit Cow Tlali In Found, Freehold went to Ilrielle la.st week on lyn and Frederick A.Rico wore mar- Eagle hook and Inddor company of workB at New York, took n vacntion its annual excursion. About 150 per- Improve your house, get Ocean Grovo nun u new auto hook and Captain John I. Hennessey of North rled at Berkeley, Cnll ornia, on Tuos- recently. Ho wont flshlnir nnd his legs Long Branch caught a large cow fisli sons went on tho trip. our figures and facts on day of last week. M . Rico is a rosl- Inddor truck. Tho Ocean Grovo de- partment In now practically entirely wcro no badly sunburned that ho wasin his pound laat Tluirsduy. It WHBFreehold Man Undergoes Operation. dent of Drooklyn, II formorly livod unable to work for Bovoral days. placed on exhibition in Harry Hcnncs- Russell Blnke of Freehold IIIIH been thoro heating. at Matawan. equipped with powor driven appara- tus. Bather Injured at Manascuan. scy'B fish market. ut the Methodist hospital at Philadel- HE^PAIHS. OVERHAULING. •aid for Brand Jurr. Tlremen'Traotlclnf for Contest. Miss Florence Reynolds of Manas- enogranher Quits Her Job. phia the. pant week, whore, he under- Frank Torchla of ijonnK Branch has Members of tho Uranchport lira quan rocolvod an Injury to hor left MiSB Potter of New York has given went nn opcrntion. been held in 9100 bbnl lor tho grand company nro practicing for tjie ho«o arm while bathing Tuesday of last up her job an utenogrnphor with Taken to Hospital. jury on a charge of ssault and bat- Inylng content nt Asbury Park, Sep- week. She tlovo through n wavo nnd tho Munmn|(-I.<)ch company at Matu- JamerH Melntyre wan removed from WILLIAM O'BRIEN, wry preferred by •orfjo Coubarl*. tember Oth. Thin company won thostruck tho bottom with her arm. wnn. Mins Lnngnn oi Keyport hnu tho Scanldo home nt llraiu'liport last Mr. CouburU lays orcnlu hit himcontest nt Ijong Branch lust summer. Auto laid* and Breaks Wheel. succeeded her. week'to tlm Long IIranch boxpltnl for with a club. Memorial rounUln a An nulomobilo belonging to Charles Father Aoouaaa Bon of Theft. medical treatment. Practical Plumber, Steam and Gas Fitter. * Hone. The fountain at Asbury Park in Dorncr of Atlantic Highlands skidded WlUinm Onlton of l.»ng. Brunch, hnu AttenAVng Rnmmn ftohool. No. 29 Front Street. Rod BanK. N. J. Lightning last Wednesday night memory of Frank L. TcnBroock, n on tho oiled roud near 8«nbrlght lust niadi) n complaint uK'iinst bin nun IVHSH ('. I1!, (jumidei', primary Ocean Avenue, Senbrljfnt, N. Jf. . . (truck and killed n IK truck homo former mayor of that place, l« com- wook. Tho car Htruck a curb and one. Joseph, whom ho HITIISOB of nUwling teacher in the Freehold colored HCIIIIOI, twlomrlng to Frank C ttadlnn of Long pleted. The fountain la built of of the front wheels was broken. $12r> from his pucke(». The boy ha»IH attending tho nuninii'i1 .school at Telvphonu !!(!!) Branch. The homo vna atandlntr In grnnlto and concroto nnd cost |1,!100, Traehold DainootaMo Club Outtna;. disappeared.' Cnpo M«y. • «t»blc Tho bulldlijK was not (trod Boa; Ultea Batbsr. Tho freehold Democratic club will lug-h' 13-Found Baas. Addition to Matawan House. by tho bolt. Theodore LOIK'I "' Hrndloy Bench hold It* drat annual dinner and outing William Applegate »r Ocean (Jrov Wlnllcld (iiiran of Mutawiin IIIIH Worn Poultry ITlies, at 1'louMiro Boy tomorrow, The club bury l'lirk hi-KinniiiK Friday of lliin NEW DEPARTURE. wns bitten on tho thigh luat Thurmlay a mombor of tha. Anbury Park fishing built a one-xtory addition (o bin IIOIIMO '(•UK. J. Courtney Punderford, proprietor linn ongagoil Htllwell'n nrchnntra to whllo In bathing. An ugly wound was club, caUKlit u'Btilni'd unsit wrightu^ formerly known 'iin tho T. I, Jledle Selling Medicinaa al Half Price Umfor of the Monmouth poultry farms at torn In tho boy'n lot. The dog wanfurnlnh mudle for tho occnnlon. thirteen pouiidii ut Anbury Park hint I.llirnrj- Olenri lino. lioiTicntciul, Cuaranlae of Cure. FMniau, won Mver« prUra at At- being lad by nomo children at tho time. Kits Barn at Taaaoat, Wednesday, Tennent Tarm Bold. Thn Ilelnutr iiultlic liluaiy held \\ lantic City recently with hia Leghorn lii'iiclll nt the .Scniilifll theater Mon- Aftnr two month* of rrmuikablo sentlets also* OlMn. In ono of the rocont heavy thunder K. T. Conover of Tennent ban Hold fowl. Among tho pr us wor« three iitnnnft John l.olid'ti barn ftt T«nncnt Visit from Welrli> Inaueotor. day IiiKlit »f lant week mill eleiwcd RIIU'H, JumvH ('uo|>rri Jv., the nntvrprlit. «llv«r eupi. The New Jtraey atato dental no- Wlllinm I.. Wiildion, iitato innpnetor bin farm to I'MKIII' Held, Mr. Held *ir,o. iii|jr ilriitrKint, nnyn that bin plan of nrll- was struck by lightning. The. bnrn will take. poMiKMiiiion of the place, next it W««et *ak rlrty held It* annual convention at waa not not on flro but a Inrgo portion of wolfrhtn and inoniniicii pnld un of- tenAlns* Teinperano* Meallns;. lii|f nt. naif piled tlm ri'Kiilnr 50 cunt spring. nl<» of Dr. IlnwiiiM'n spcrlllc for the Cape May laat week. Dr. William M. of the siding wan knocked off. ficial vinlt to Tlioniii'i Wyncoop of Mm. 'rhiiiimiHin II, Mount nT Mailiin. Frank Brooks of Matawan was Bflltor on a Taoatlon. flirt' of conntluatlon uud dyNiumalft. Ukan iloV with lumb go whll* lettsr- Thompson wn» r«-«lecUd president by Asliury Park, tlm county Inspector lant mUnu thi> nnn\ml m>niilon of xn)n»« MntstM Improving-. wook. nnd Kuai'iinteelnx to refund thu ng a monument In H >lmd«l comatary the faction known aa tho Innurgonta. J. W. Nnylor, editor or Ibo Albn tlin Honu of 'lVmpeiMiHn ut J'<,> 11i>ii4*a. Il«v. H. Rons MacClimunti, pnator of town Metituiutjn' tutJI bi<<>n iMiJoylng n If It dooii not cure, ha* Iwrn thn i a itw days ago, Ila recovered In i Miv «-nt nucciiM hi. him nvor known. ivm houri sufficiently to rid* h|i bl Jacob fitelnbacli of Ixmg Branch the Astfury I'ark I'ruabylnrlan church, Hilda (i. Dotnrllng of Wallu Wiilla, viifatlon In th(> Aillromlnek moiintnlnn. who waa run over by a train at Allen- rreel.oM Man Oalohea ••«•. Aiiyonn »uff«rlnK> with ilyap eycla horn*. baa been awarded tho contract for the) Washington. Is thn Hint baby to lio Addition to Barn. WIIIIVKI Ooltwlm of Kn-i-hnlil conntlpntlon, llvor tr"nbl(!», head n«w ainmbly room chairs; for Ui« hurat (wo -wimks ant, It ImprovInK at nntorvd In tho Anbury I'ark baby pnr- tlin Ix>ng Branch hospital, A. O. JoluiHon tlin ri'iil I'ntulu nnd entifrlil it tftn pound xlrlped IIII«H nt dl«tlni.'>", coated tonurui!, ur th» (fan- Loni Branch hl|rh school. ndtty, Auwuxt oxprconmnn at Momnouth lloncli, In MiiliHmiuiui Muiulay of ln«t week, ' urul tlmd foollnif, «'vrntlon At tho<'ixip«r, Jr,'a naw deptrturawmd bay wMB. Thf pMehtt war* of a fine H««y la pr*«ld«nt, O. Hanrlqucs vlc« a valuulilo atago home Inat wook from brokfl III" right wrlnt will In I'nuikl HprlnK Lake hoaplul Inat wwk, a liottl* of Dr. Howard'! apeelflo M flam and larfs In tin. prtsldwit, N, N«ms«r awrctary and lookjaw, Tho anlmnl was affartdd by hln father'* nulomobllv Innt wn«k, half prlr*. with his personal KuaraDiW U, A. Adamson tmasurtr, •ora* atlllwl kf tl»h«»l»». (u refund the monejr If it doesjnoMt host a faw days provloua to Un daatli •a«ke>a to Vlali Aeknrr *ark. A valuabl* roll belontdntt to Hurry KMlUM townthlo board pi MltBi Trustee »Med. The Slaw Jemey bankers' naaorlntlnn IlvndrlckMin of AiUlplila wna atnlcli Tht t»*\ b«r|»lrif « B AM «wani»4 tin *ontri«u Sv*nrtl of Frwhold Jarnea W. S. Cumnbtll ha'a r««lgn«d will liuld its «nnu«l rmi«lln|( nt As by IlKhtnlnu and killed r«o«ntly, TMI RMitTlaV—An, Pnmi 4 THE EEC BEGI6TEB

public benefit, but that is exactly what cause the Republican committeemen are made Bhodld tie taken up 'with this the people like.- The people want go,od wanted to play at"poHtics. If their complete scheme in mind. Freight THE RED BANK REGISTER roads; they want the town and county motive in not appointing an overseer and passenger: traffic over the New JOHN H. COOK, Editor uJ PubU.lor. kept up; and they want every dollar was hot playing at politics then they York and . LoiUr ^-Branch railroad is GEORGE C. HANCE. AnUul Editor. of return they can get for every, dollar showed mighty lax methods in lo'oking steadily increasing. The road is said to: carry mor«2r|Bnssenl:ers per mile of public money spent. This vjjfly of after the interest: s of the people of the vunmnp public affairs doos not suit township. tliair any ottoisteam railroad in the , IT IS A GOOD PLAN THOMAS OWING BROWN. the politician's,-but it does suit the • '*• * ."' ' United Sta«8|,%;With thia tromendous SVBSCltrPTlON PRICE: people right down to the ground. In' one particular, however, I amtraffic every Qptt of the roan-bed «nd Ona year 11-GO glad to note that a reform has been road equipment should be kept up to BIX months .76 made. This gladsome news ought to the top notch of efficiency. »L. W. to keep your surplus cash, as well as yow general savings, working all' Threo montliE *0 i The -Taft Republicans arc petting make the .Middletown people rejoice. Berry, the superintendent of the road, Entered at the postofflce at Red Bank, scared. In fact they ui'e scared now Ernest Taylor, the chairman of the and George y, Sncdcn, the chief en- W. JF,, a* eecondocless matter. and it's hard to see how they could township committee, didn't smoke any gineer, believe that" this railroad has the time. ^ Your money will earn interest for you in the Ket scared much more than they are "dopesticks" at the last meeting of the greater possibilities than any other WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 1912. at present. They thought whenUhey committee. railroad »n the,country, even though seated a lot of fraudulent delegates it has a comparatively short mileage. at Chicago and nominated Taft~for The New York and Long Branch Both of these men are intensely inter- IOW8 TAEK. President, Jhat the Republicans of the railroad company has made applica- ested in making the road faster; safer SPECIAL DEPARTMENT country would swallow this fraudulent tion to the War Department for per- and better wherever it is possible to Last week the iioavd of freeholders nomination and vote the ticket "for the do so. Abolishing the trestle at Mata- made up their annual budget for this mission to put in- a culvert over Jlata- sake of the party." wan creek -to replace- the present wan is' one of the wnys in which im- year. The budget calls for $7,000 * * * provement in this direction can be more tlmn was raised last year. This trestle work. A meeting will be held made. ' . •' > '• shows about two per cent increase in . The Republican national committee at Matawan next month to consider ;-« * • • ' RED BANK TRUST COMPANY expenses while the increase in prop- had power to seat as many contesting the matter. It is expected that the erty in the county is about,six per cent delegates as they chase. If another proposition of the railroad company, There ought to be no hesitancy in a year. Great economy has been prac- hundred fraudulent votes hnd been will be accepted and that the change giving the railroad the privilege of 28 Monmouth Street, Next to Postoffico. will be permitted to be made. replacing the tregtle with a solid fill. ticed by the board and ths current needed, there isn't any'doubt but they It will not hurt' navigation, for no Hinninp: expenses of the county have would have been forthcoming. The • * * vessels traverse that part of Matawan • ' " • • ^- ' "'• • ' •'•'• - been very mutcrisiUy reduced. This Taft Republicans are now saying that Tho/chnnge' ought to. be made. Mat- creek; and it will add to the safety year the" board of freeholders have the thing to ilt) is to support Taft for awan creek is no 'longer navigable and speed of the trains over the road. One Dollar, or more, will, open an account oa which you will receive provided foe building a bridge costing president and then make the changes above the railroad track. It is not $35,000 over Takanassee lake at LOUR and it'foims within the~piuty. But navigable even up to the railroad (Town Talk coitfinucd on page 13.) 3Yt Per Cent Interest, no"matter how large the balance may be,. Branch; they have increased the num- the fraudulent delegates who were track. Schooners and propellers used ber of county roads and have appro- seated by the national committee at to do a good business' up the creek Dysentery is always serious and priated $i'i!l,000 for these new roads; Chicago elected the new national com- above the railroad many years ago, often a dangerous disease, but it dan Come in and talk it over. and they have appropriated $100,000 mittee, and the new national commit- but that traffic was abandoned in 1865be cured. Chamberlain's Colic, Chol- for the' maintenance of the county tee has the same powers which the old or thereabouts. The creek above the era and'Diarrhoea-Remedy has cured Let us tell you about our certificates of deposit. ro«d.«. With these bin increases for national committee possessed. The railroad is now navigable only.by row it even when malignant and epidemic. special improvements, it is' evident new national committee can seat as boats, and they can travel on the creek For sale by James Cooper, Jr., corner that county atfnirs must have been many fraudulent delegates as itonly at high tide. Broad nnd White streets. thoroughly systematized and pruned chooses.at the next national conven- * * * J of extravagances in order to mnke tion, and the fraudulent delegates can ""•'•'•'S :-', these improvements and still keep the then elect the succeeding national com. If the War Department gives the county budget at practically the same mittee, and so the whole thing works desired permission to replace the Kills Germs IIMIHIIIIIMIH figure as last year. The county tax around in a circle, to the great profit trestle with a culvert, the entire road rate will be considerably lower than of the trusts und the politicians who across the Matawan salt meadow will Parisian Sage is Also the Most last year owinu; to increase of prop- represent the trusts. be filled in next winter. This will Delightful Hair Dressing erty values in the county. «. * * make solid filling for the trains. •. on Earth. Trains can go faster over » solid fill The American people are tired of than they can over a trestle, and it PARISIAN SAGE penetrates into this sort of thing. They do not be- will be safer. There will be no fear the roots of the' hair, destroys the Red Bank will share in the general dandruff germs, puts new life into the benefit from county roads this year. lieve that William H. Taft and a few of fire, or of the timbers rotting, or of N hair and stops it-from falling out. For four or five years past Red Bank lundved trust magnates should be the timbers being forced out of place EWARK'S STORE BEAUTlFUl. considered the entire Republican by heavy traffic over the ties. James Cooper, Jr., guarantees it for ,JUCTSECRS:X has paid county road taxos ot $0,000 dandruff, falling hsiir and itching BKOAD. /VEW^». HALSEYSTKUJTS to $7,000 every year and (,'°t abso- party, nor do they believe that the * * * lutely no return from this money. -Wintry should be run in.the interests scalp and a lal'ge bottle costs but 50 of the trusts. At the primaries for All this work is preliminary to rais- cents. " We Give and Redeem Surety Coupons." This year Broad street, front street ing the tracks of the New York and and Riverside avenue were taken over lhe election of delegates to the Repub- "In August I began losing may hair lican national convention Roosevelt Long Branch railroad and abolishing by the county and will be maintained rade crossings. The late Rufus in spots from the size of a quarter to hereafter by the county. Broad street polled 1,I7!),()I>I) votes and Taft, with the size of a silver dollar. 1 was ser- the aid of the trusts, and with all the BJodgett had schemed out a plan for is being' put in fine order by the free- raising the tracks of the New York iously alarmed-|-7after consulting phy- Last Days of the holders. It is beinu covered with interests which fatten on the "public sicians and trying many things, I de- working for him, polled 758,001) votes. and Long Branch railroad its entire small broken stone and gravel from length, and of making a four-track cided to try PARISIAN SAGE and I Monmouth street, to the railroad cross- Yet with .Roosevelt getting nearly find my hair in Much better condition, double the number of votes which Taft road of it. It is too early to consider, ing. The work is being done under the whole of this improvement at the new hair growing" in the bald spots." the direction of Jacob C. Sliutts and received, the national committee threw Mrs. Blanche S. Marshall, '107 Hfriton out delegation after delegation of present time. It will come slowly, when the work is completed it will be but it will come in time. Ave., Charlottesville, Va. Ladies, give one of the best sheets in the county. Roosevelt men until they had enough delightful PARISIAN SAGE a trial, to give Taft the nomination. After •;; * * and see how quickly your-hair will having thus betrayed the Republicans In the meantime -whatever changes grow lovely and iEuscinating. }f. the country in their own interests, -hey say that the Republicans should /ote for the fraudulently nominated •andidate "for the ?ake of the party." The Republican national machine, A&P Pure Food Bulletin, July 22nd to the 27th Inclusive composed of the heads of the trusts and the leaders of the special interests of the country,"are exactly the same Lowest sort of men who have been composing NEW the Republican machine in towns and Price Bring Biggest Bargains YouVe Ever '•minties throughout the country. They have got to a point whole they of the Republicans. The fact that the tak-believe that they themselves ale the ing over of Broad street by the county party, ami that the party and the Season Known in Fine Furniture people exist only in order to benefit them. Potatoes SENSATIONAL. ^ . Many Pieces and Suites—Odds and Ends of the Stock The United Status is supposed to be 11 country ruled by the people. But , and Discontinued Patterns are to be sold at Bunk improve under a Democratic if fraud be permitted in primaries or board of councilnien, or under a Demo- in conventions or in elections, then the cratic board of freeholders. people do not rule. When the trusts PRICES CUT 20 to 50 PER CENT. and the special interests throw out legally elected men and set up others ' What these Republicans wanted was in their places who have absolutely Everthing in Furniture, it should be remembered, to Ket back*in oflice and to get the old no'right' to the places, as was done Republican gang back in oilieo. They at Chicago, then it is the trusts and is reduced at least 10 per cent, throughout July. were afraid that if Broad street were special interests which rule and not Columbia River Salmon, a can 20c improved it would make Red Bank the people. . If the people can be made people feel kindly toward the people to submit to this sort of thing, if No. l's, Flat who had done this work and made the results of a direct primary vote this improvement. The Republican can be nullified by the trusts and spec- Any of It Can Be Bought on the Club Plan niiicliinc cares nothing at all about ial interests, then there is no rule of Columbia River Salmon, 8 C9D 122c improving lied Uank but it does care the people. According to the acts of No. 1-2's Flat a good deal about getting back in of-the Republican national committee, if fice. That was the sole reason why every state in the union voted for it opposed ltroad street being made Hie same candidate and that candidate Cohoes'Salmon, No. l's Flat, a can 15c into a county road. These politicians was not satisfactory to the trusts and were willing to make Hed Bank people special interests, that candidate could spend mnney;' they were willing to be turned down by the national com- Red Alaska Salmon, No. I, Tall, a C8D 15c have the taxes high; and Iliey were mittee and the vote of the people could Broad, New and Halsey Streets, NEWARK, N. J. willing to have Red Bank go without lie reversed, as was dotio at Chicago. any improvements at nil, if thereby Pink Alaska Salmon, No. I, Tall, a can 10c they could get back in oflice. They cared mighty little for Red Bank or it's It is fortunate in a crisis of this growth and improvement. They caved kind that the country has a man like Cohoes Salmon, No. l-2's, Flat, a can 10c a great deal about getting back tlv.'ir Theodore Roosevelt to lead the fight old jobs. against this fraudulent' nomination and against the trusts anil special in- terests which brought about the nomi- • The Republican machine had been nation of Taft. Roosevelt represents New in olliee in lied Hank four years when the hopes and the aspirations of the the Democrats got control last Jam'.' vimng Republicans of the country. air. In those four years the Republi- He represents also the principles of Grass cans had run up an enormous d(>bl all men who believe that the govern- BUTTER 32c Ib on the town. 'There are notes ir. the'nent should be conducted for the wel- DIRECT FROM THE CREAMERIES, banks made by the old board of com- fare of the people instead of for the mix-iii>ni'vs annumling to almnl welfare of the politicians. The indi- thus cutting out the middleman Sim.OWl at the present tim,- for ex-cations are that the tight, this fall will penditures madi' by the Republican lie between Roosevelt and Wnodrow conirnissionoi's, who left nothing in Wilson rather than between Taft and Pea Beans a Ib 6c the Ireasury with which to pay tln^'i' Wilson. Taft will get the votes of llntcs. Besides thai, tiny ilu'iva.-cil Ihnse who believe that this should be Dried Lima Beans - - alb 9c the bonded ni'lrbl,-diies:» of the town a government of the people by the ri'i'l Ibey L''t a/vty large amount of Ii lists Tin' I lie benefit of the special in- Millar's Irish Marmalade - fa jar 17c iinpiiivi'im 'it certil'ientes for fntiijc Hoover Potato Diggers terests; Imt it is not likely tillit these bot'ds i-f i .'inii insiniii'i ^ to pay. With form a majority of the Republicans of Currant Jelly - a tumbler 15c all this rnonnim.s espenditu i e of pub- the country. At any rule the primary lic iimney they let Hie streets inn results do not indicate this. Kitchen Boquet dov. n and the other departments of a bottle 25c CAN NOW BE OPERATED WITH POWER. tin' town were similarly neghvUd. t ^ * Stove Brushes - each 15c WnoJrow Wilson is the ninsl pro- One of The new improvements to the Hoover Potato Digger is that it can be operated gressive of all the Deinnerats who Puffed Rice a package 13c ! Gasoline Engine, if desired, instead of being pulled by horses. This makes the^operation of the dig-. 1'lvriyoiio kntiws what the condition were named for the Presidency at the of Nlnvwsbun iivcnne h;^ been dut- [H'mn'.'iatie convention, snvi> perhaps Bromangelon - a package 12c l ger cheaper, as well as steadier. ThiB is about the bfggest improvement to the Hoover Digger which illl' the pa.-t two or lluve yrur.-. only Itryim himself, Wilson',; nomina- has been made in several years. Kvi'iynne knows what the condition tion therefore is gratifying to every Sweet Mixed Pickles of ISniail street has been. Likewise a bottle 10c j I have just received two carloads of the Hoover Potato Diggers. There are eixtylDiggers in the everyone know* what tlh' enndil ion of man who believes in progres.', what- M;<|dc avenue HIM! Uvam'li avenue lias ever his political (irefei elnt's may be. A&P Olive Oil, trial size - a bottle 10c j lot. They can be bought with or without the gasoline power attachment. lii-i'ii. llroad .••tii-el. llran.h avenue In lln- sintie way Theodore Roosevelt Hoover Potato Diggers have long been known as the very best Potato Dlggcrstever Manu- ami Slirew.'-bury avenin- aie tli • tbnv .•.lands for Kepublican progreM.'iiveruMs. main tlioioiij'hhires Iciiilim' nih, I;,•,I l!iiose\elt will be nominated for I'resi- A&P factured for soils such as those in Monmouth County. They are very strong, will lastlmany years, Hindi from the .-.'.11111. They had thedi'nl nl I lie Progressive convention A ! seldom get out of order, and can be absolutely relied on to do the work. ivpulnlinn "f lieini- the HIHT W..I -I ni'Nl month. The platform ailoplcd Fancy roads in tin' wlmlv c.unity. 'I'll.' pn- will be iin advanced document a dec- I If anything happens to your digger remember that I keep always on hand an immense stock of , <*iil- board of i>i •: h:ivo put laration of principles suited In Hie Selected DOZEN [extras and can duplicate any part of any Hoover Potato Digger the firm has everjmarketed without i Shi ••w.-.lmry avriino in linr coinli! nm. piv-ciil iin anil to present condi- Tins' ;uc now putting Maple avenue tions, awl m>t si platform based nn ! Bending to the factory for it. That saves you time, trouble and monoy in case of any breakage or in I'ciod condition; ami when tin- Maple out j', uiwii I radii ions. other mishap. ' ' i avi'imi1 work is eomplcliwl work mi linincb avi'iiue will he taken up. The Meats at Lowest Prkes lurniiiK nvvr of Itvmid , I ITI'I lo tlic \eaily tun months nv'.n Major county h;i:. icsulled in niakini1 ir \'ery .lo; epli T. l''ie|(| le.ii'lli'il as mad over Boneless Bacon, - - 17c lb CHARLESRCONOVER, Tine :-t 14-i-L of 111IM highway. seer of Ihe Niitswninp district in Mid illetown tiiwaliip. Tbe Midillrlmvii * ( 4 township colnuiittee llsuiped tlu< sight Regular Hams, - - 16c lb HOLJMDEL, NEW JEM8ETY. This nnlnrally d..e:. not suit the lie nf the mail supervisor lo appoint .mil piilillcnu niailiinr men who weir uvel'iei'l s Mini lliilil'lril the Mlpcu Isnr Ill'd out of iillil'i' when tin- propl.' at Ihe liiT.illliine of Hie Vi-!i • 111 ii I ho Callies, - - . 13c lb f*ot. liird of thi'ir mi'llmil:. of nii'ini' linil al. olnli'ly no nnllinrity in Ilii'. tli" lux rule tliul Invvt'l'itlv; tll*> rninli I'e-.pevl. Tlif t'liiimiilti'i' Ut-pi ili'luytni* lion of the town. They liuli< In ;II- llu> Mini Inyiiir over Ilii' appoint iilrat of II WE GIVE A'K STAMPS ASK FOR THEM IO'MIM impiovi'd. They hale lo M-I>man lii Mimed ,\l ,|MI V\, Id. 1'omibly money i.nvi'd by the town doinjr wotl. Hie rein nn I'nr Ihei delay was Hint Ihe economiciiMy. 'lln'y hate lo uri- fdnnd !'•.'. II In| i niiilnillcc hoped lli.it Ihe I >U ' >•< ''«. '>• ! fdi'i'el nuiile into n line lilj'hwav by the road !,ll|iei'\ i.'tor would elil'np Milne roiinfy. They luiti' to 'iri< a botnd of one lo rcpiiii the IOIIII, and lli.l 11 • >-l i Tllll'IKWI (HtlHKS S cijlnniiii.-'iniici i; mid ii linniil of fire ' Ii <• cooilillll (ill 111 11) 11 Hir Hipcr linld.'ni V-li" an Inl, i,:,liil in Ihr im vi'iil in a hole by ! i-lll inj- In OIIV the I'mi; DKI.IVKIIIKII TO piim-int-hl. of Un- town unit in Ibeliill for Ilii.-i well.. ilevt-lo|imeiit of lln- county, instead of I'nlr Ihivan, Ociinnlc, llmn- benuv intrn'i'li-il In Ihe eniirhmiI on di Inviiic ami delnyiiii' At1 one nuiii put it* a frvv (luyt ujni. Ilie a|ipoillllliei|l of II I.M.I oMici'l MiiWIntowii, Friday. "(he Ili'piiblliiiii iiiiMliiii" nun of lied ami in Ibi- iiieiiiit line I In- Nul .wiinip Hunk uii> K<» ttutil that liny Inol-. HIrnndtfol ill vciy lonl cimililloii. It win' KTlANTIf-PACinC A tinntin Iilttnlmiil", thoii(fli they would bile llicini'rlvcu," win lied mil by III. ii'i|.|,i MI.UIO. TIM' lnWII>illl|l Mlpol vi.'or, iiniillilfill of Iliu VVrdnindny. RutoiUoWn * i' *, pivnt. i'\pi unit Hhrownhury, Friday. Hilt Ihe people who do nol. hidli'Vn eoiiunillic, would not emplov anyone (bill. lnxi'H nir I'lilM'd for Ihe nob- pin lo i,pun Ihe iniiil, I,mil tlnui'dnv JIIIOI' of I'lirii'ldttK jiolillrinnn me melil it loml ov*'incei wini iipiinjiiti'd. . jilKhwid, Tin. Itimiibllcnn piillliclnmi Tliim fin nearly two laniitlm llw N»ll- > BROAD «rTRI0KT, REID •AMK, N. J. limy linle lo »(•<' Imploveim-ntu innilo • ivinnp Muni WIIII In lonl condition for Mid the i>uk>tlc money Mi>f>11 for thenppiiiciitly im ntlit'i I canon thun lip- THE BED BANK REGISTER Paired HIGHLANDS. PROBLEM OF DRAINING WATER WITCH PROPERTY IS FINALLY SETTLED.

The Expense WiU Be Borne by Highland. Borough, Water Witch ' Development Company, MwMletown Towiwhip and Central SAVE YOUR SHOE MONEY Sailroad—Three Penont Nearly Drown b the River—Enter- tainment for Benefit of Church of Our Lady Tonight The officials of the Central railroad, instead of the annual summer fair. the Water Witch development William Creter, Mas- Harry Curran of New York has Women's Calf, Patent Colt, Tan Calf Ox- ter Frank Carr, Mike. Coney, . C. taken the management of the Sea Side Men's Tan Calf and Gun Calf, Patent Colt Cruser, T. Carey, JamesCarroll, A. L. kitchen in place of George A. Ram- fords and Pumps, were $3.50, now French, Adlord .Garrett, Adolf Hof- say, the former proprietor. Mr Cur- $2.68 Oxfords, were $4.00, now - ; $3.28 man, Charles Kinsy, W. Kinet, Rob- ran^hns had a. large experience in the ert Lackey, F. M. Masters, Harry restaurant line and intends to moke Women's Tan Calf and Gun Calf Colonials, May, Evelyn Nebluns, Paul Petrual, a few changes in the business. Men's Tan Calf and Gun Calf, Patent Colt Joe Petrual, Miss • Dolly Bradburn, Mrs. Addison Romain of Bay ave- were $4.00, now - . - - Miss Mary Baiery Miss T. Colin, Miss $2.48 Oxfords, were $3.50, now - - nue cut her hand last Saturday morn- $2.68 M. Carey, Miss Tessie Carlm, Miss ing while carving some meat. The Mary Duffy, Miss Martha Elder, MiBS curving knife slipped and a deep gash About 135 pairs of Pumps and Oxfords, About 150 pairs Men's Oxfords, Tan Calf, Mae Gallagher, Miss Margaret Gal- waa cut in tho middle finger of her lagher, Miss Minnie Goldberg, Miss (cit hand.. Dr, J..J; Rowland .dressed ranging from $2.50 to $4.p.0&gqw_ , - , $1.69 Patent Leather and Gun Calf, ranging '"Mary Horowitz, Mb;-John K3dd,?MiSB( the cat.''' •'•••• "•' " •','••.• Lyons, Mrs. Florence Murray, Miss The Boy Scouts of the borough are Most every size. from $3.00 to $5.00, now - - Sue McDonough, Miss Mamie Mc- rejoicing in the arrival of their new $1.98 Donald, Mrs. M. Hiehtor, John Peter- suits which cama the first of the week. son, Pratt's Hotel, H. Radenhaler, The boys went on an outing into the Edward C. Shea, Relnhart Spress, woods near Rocky Point on Monday Austin Bchwarzor, Frank Voight, and had a jolly good time. Chris Wardoll, Mrs. J. Riissell, MrB. IN AND LOOK AROUND EVEN IF* YOU DONT BUY.. F. Ryan, Mrs. K. Shevlin, Miss E. McGuire's boat house, near the rail- Terry and Mrs. F. Swanzlger. road^station, is crowded with city peopleover the week ends. The people like the boat house because it is con- J&Bprovtmtnti it W*i» Wtoti. venient for those who wish to form Electric lights are tote-installed at fishing parties. Gravelly Point by the Jersey Central Fishing in the ocean has been very traction company. William.Connors, popular with the city -people during proprietor of tho Cedar Grove, will the past week. The beach was lined > havo that building wired for elec- with zealous fishermen last Saturday tricity and will also have electric morning, but nono of them made lights strung along the driveway record catches. FORD & MILLER, leading into the boarding house. The work will be done by A. B. Hubbs of A diamond ring contest is now be- Miller street. A number of changes ing conducted at the auditorium the- •will bo made to the nearby property. ater for the most popular baby in the The Water Witth development com- borough, The contest started Mon- pany will extend Bay avenue from day and will luat until Monday, X 18 Broad Street, Red Bank, N. J. their office to the property of Mr. August 5th. Leonard, and he will extend it to that The sand pump which belongs to T Telephone 420-J. of Mr. Connors. This will make a fine the Water Witch development com- street for the use of tho summer pany was broken into last week and people and will save them the trouble n number of implements were taken. of walking on the railroad tracks. No clue has been found to the guilty The work will be done some time this parties. ... season. Robert Jones of Bay avenue will wan, in ncconhince witli plans and PROPOSALS. PROPOSALS. M«wark Eioumion. have cement sidewalks laid around his specifications prepared therefor by PROPOSALS. property at the corner of Bay and NOTICE. Over 600 employees of the Flock- Washington avenues. J. Stout of At- the county engineer. The bonrd of education of Middle- The board of education of Miildle- The honrd of education of Middle- :own township requests proposals to hart foundry of Newark camo to lantic Highlands will do tho work. Fire Department Supplies Plans nnd specifications may be tovvn township requests proposals for town township veiiuests proposiik for Highland Beach last Saturday on an The boys of Sandy Hook havo post- seen at the oflicc of the county engi- furnish Plymouth, Upper Lehigh, or excursion, The timo was spent In poned their nnnuul shore dinner lied Ash coal, sizes eprKi stove nnd pen, transporting pupils hy stn^e from transporting pupils hy stage Tnim for Borough of Red Bank. neer, George 1). Cooper, 60 Brond for use of the schools in said town- sightseeing, dancing and bathing nnd which they hold at tho Jackson hotel Red Hill to the Middlutown Village Nulswnmp to the Middletown Village a number of athletic ovents were run until a later date. Tho dinner was to street, Red Bunk, N. J., or may be ob- ship. off, tho most important of which WBB havo been held Snturduy nieht. tained of C. E. Close, clerk, Matawan, The schools of tho township have school, nnd return. This transporta- school,'and return. This transporta- icon [rrnuprd in four sections: toB swimming' race. The courso was M. nosenbaum, proprietor of tho BIDS WANTED. N. J. tion route RtartK from a point near tion route starlH from n point mar 200 yards and Lowis Dixon, cx-chnm- First section—N:\vesink and Chapel Albin ico cream parlor on Bay avenue, A certified check in the sum of $100, plon of Scotland, and L. Shafrey, >i Is up and around iiguin ufli'r being Hill. the residence, of Mnj. Monroe, on the Ll|o residence of .Mr. l'cxde, on the ioml Tho flre committee of the borough drnwn to the ordiT of J. M. Corlies, Second section—Leonardo. member of tho New York Amencnn under tho weuther for a few days roiid leading from Lincroft to Middle- leading from lluhlmrd's bridge to athletic club, were tho entries in tho with sickness. of Red Bank requests bida: director, must accompany nil bida. Third section -llclford, Port Mon- town, nnd thenec to the nfore^nUl event. Both contestants started at Thomas Romandctti, who conducts The board of chosen freeholders re- nouth nnd Harmony. Henry Field's corner at Nulswnmp, ncratch and they kept closo together For BOO foot of Hose, Ms dozen Axe Fourth section—Middlctown nnd a barber shop near the Sea Side kit- serves the right to reject nny or nil school. For further information re- nnil thence to tho aforesaid schorl. during tho ontire event. For tho first chen, has installed a new Barker Handles, one Shut-Off Nozilc, 20 pairs [Jncroft. 150 yards of the raco Shafroy wns in electrical machine for massaging and of Boots, 20 Rubber Coats, one Canbida, if deemed to the best intercut <>f Projiosals arc invited for each of garding this route, apply to JIUHCM C. For further information regarding the lead, but at that point Dixon be- shampooing. of Polish, ono Elbow for Tank, 100 the county so l» do. these sections KoparaU'ly or, all of lluiulrickson, Middletown, N. J. gan to.gain and ho kept it up until them collectively. Knid eoul to ho do- this route apply to James C. H<:n- Harry McSherry of Nnvcsink avc- feet of Garden Hose, four Washers Dated July 17, 1912. He muiiBKed to como in a winner by nua has bought a sen skiff which ho ivered ami .stored'in places provided PrtipoHaln to he in writ inn", seiiK'd diiclison, Middletown, N. J. about three feet. will uac for pleasure purposes. Mr. for Chemical Tank, H draen HOBO .1. M. CORLIES, for the same in the different schools, Hooks, for Union Hose company. n .such quantity, Hiich sizes and ut nnd indorsed "Proposals for Trans, I'roposnlp to he ill writing, Benlid W»m»S for Dipt. Xnftar. McSherry ia employed at Creighton'a Attest: Director. hotel. such tillieH us may be determined by piirtation," nnd delivered to the Dis-and imloi'Ki'il "1'nipnsiils for Tinns- A new direct has been laid out at Threo Whito Coats and HelmotB for C. E. CI.OSK, Clerk. thn representatives fit the ililTvrent Water Witch which has been named Mrs, Frank Guroy of Bnrbcrie ave- trict Clerk, Nave.-ink, N. J., on or he- porlatinn," and delivered to the Di«- nue Is. having gun installed in her the Chiefs. hools. Huddy avenue. Tho street Is on the VJ doxen pnlra of Boots, sizes 8, 8 Mi PROPOSALS 'I'he Honrd reserves tho li^ht to vc- property of tha Wator Witch dovolop- house. Tho work IB being done by the fore July HO, 11)12. triet Clerk, Nnvesink, N. J., on or bt> Atlantic Highlands gas company (mil 0; Mi dozen Coats, two 38, four 40, |ect any or all proposals. mont company, nnd tho lots on each Proposals to lie in writing, sealed The Hoard reserves the li^ht to re- fore July 'M, 1!M-'. aide will l)o ottered for solo about K. F. Shanahnn of Jersey City has for Nnvesink. Scaled proponiils for Uiu construc- vented Mrs. C. Roberta's cottage on and indorsed "Proposals for Coal," The Hoard reserves tlie rij'ht to re- August 1st. The avonuo Ig named Vi dozen pairs of Bootu, sizes 0, 7 tion of the. flmt Kivtlon of the (llnrka- ject any or all proposal!!. Bnrberlo avenue for August. und delivered li> the District Clerk on 1 after Captain Joshua Huddy of the M. Klmicr hns openod a tailor shop nnd 8; % dozen coats, 88 nnd 40; Mi herm-c July »>, 1IH2. Dated July Hi, VM2. ject nny in" all pmpi,';nl. ;. Monmouth county artillery, who was burg and Cox's Corner road, In Mill- In hid homo on Bay avenue near At- dozen Holmots, 6%, TA, tot Iteliof. Dated July 1«, 111IV!. Diitnl July li!, I!IK!. captured on March 24th, 1781!, while lantic street. itone townnhip, will bo received hy the !•'. K. SI MIL V. V). SIKH, dcfondlni? the block house ut Tom« Ono Extinguisher; ono Gxtinguiah- K. K. HI Kit, Mrs. Kathorino Schmidly of Bay board of CIIOKOII freeholdcrii of the _ _ Hiiitricl Cli'i-k. District Clerk KNer. Captain Huddy wan hung near avenue In cunflncil to tho house with cr Hone Nozzle; S palrn of Boots, nlzc Dihtrlrt Clerk. Water Witch by tho TorlcH without 7; 0 HolmetR, nio 7V4 ! ono dozen Hose county of Moiiincnith at their loomn, warrant on April 12th, 1182. A mon- Winifred Diirliy of Fourth street Spannors; 8 Rubber Wnnliorn for 2Vi- PROPOSALS- unvmt linn bocn erected nt Wntnr court houne, 1'iirlnild, on Wcdni'ml NOTICE PROPOSALS. hiu been appointed nil township mar- iiich lloaoj Soda and Acid, for Lib Witch by tho Bone of tho Revolution nh nl. the fourteenth dny of Augunt, WV2, ut in hi< honor. , orty. of Hearing on Sower As- Thn linnril nf ediieiitiuii uff iMiddl BteUon'ii "Undo Tom'n Cubin" will clevon o'clork A. M. Thn honrd of education nf Middle- A4llft in Sty. bo shown In tho borough tomorrow. All bids mUBt tie scaled and In tho sessment. town towm.hip ifc p i »•••. t •! Mialnl.pa i Fred Felgnr of Atlantic street anil hands of thu Borough Clerk on or be- l'lunn and iipeeillcatlonn can he "I town tiiwn.'ihip iTi|lirntn priijioinl'i for two frUnda had un oxcitlnic export- fore Augutt 5th, at 12 o'clock, noon. taintil of (ienr^e 1). Coapur, emmty poiinlii fur piiinliiiK the Niive.'-ink •nce during the «U>im Sunday of taut Bridge Avenue and South LianHportintr piipihi hy Htngo i'rom Noto that tho council roiervein thn engineer, R0 llniuil street, Hed llnnl. wtek, when thoy w«io tlm Dili, or four w«k* ho onino In nnd told mo bida. In thn luuiriuimeiit. ID he niiiili' hy Iliei tu Hie Dltilriet Cli-ill on nr lirfine July Oat m *•«#•*> til at he wtntrri tu nnvtj II udvnrlliind. county of Monmniith, on Wndncuduy, Tho limird of ihnnnn frofh'ildfin re In ii-hilliin In thn CXUIIIIHIII t qr n«nr th* V, K, HIKH, 1'. HI Kit, ld AomHUmil sMat ft>MMnr t),« il Atteitt Dlrtclor, 1-UANK IMTTKNIiKU, r Dlitrlrt £ i of Mat*- 0, K. C'liOmc, Clerk, HlMrict Clerk. Paste 6 THE REP BANK BEGIBTEB NEWS FROM KEANSBURG. North July Furniture Clearance KEANSBURG HEIGHTS COMPANY PUTTING^DOWN Shr.v.burr Rir.r. Opens June 20th. UEEN A BRIEF RESUME- CONCRETE ROADS. The-whole stock-has been reiicketed and a quick dis- QUAUTY posal of the largest stock of Grand Rapids Furniture in the Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Poling Married 52 Years Ago Latt Tues- A MIDNIGHT LEAK state is under way. day—Dance at the New Point Comfort Beach Pavilion Next is AwroYirva, . ' SHOE! QREEN SALE TAQ8 are on odd lots, discontinued Wednesday for the Benefit of New Monmouth Catholic Church BUT A LEAK IS LIABLE TO HAPPEN AT ANY TIME. styles'and shopworn pieces. —Small Boys from Newark Have Great Times in Camp Here. Plumbing cant lut fonver, no nutter how ffood it hu been. The water pipea, faucet* draina, White Shoes WHITE SALE TAGS on regular stock pieces. etc, should be eiamlned at regular intervals by The Keansburg Heights company is Mrs. Tillie has returned to her home an experienced plumber, and »uch work ai needs FREE DELIVERIES to distant points on moderately, at New York. attention Intruated to him for repair. ' putting down concrete roads through- Glvemechanreof theplumblnz In your houM, out its property. The company will Rev. and Mrs. John Allen and You will find the blUa smiller than tuuil and the sized purchases. We also pay part of freight on small pur- build a bulkhead along the shore as daughter Edith of Hightstown spent work well done. $2.4O chases. Our own trucks deliver within a radius of 35 miles. Estimates on repairs or new work cheerfully soon as possible. A new water plant part of last week with Mr. and Mrs.furnished. Plumbing supplies and Bath Room and filter has been installed on theJohn E. Giberson of Palmer avenue. Fixtures Secured on Short Notice. Purchases reserved until wanted. property and electric lights hove been Mr. Allen was pastor here about eight Were $3.50, $4.00 and $7.50 placed on all the streets. When the years ago. JOHN McCLaAJN, beach is completed H will be the only Dr. H. E. Williams and the Glee Reiidmu, R.J Bant, Shop. Mulford BulMln,. A sale of the unsold summer stock of the famous Early English Dining Chair, Leather, to shore front at Keansburg with con- club of Red Bank will give an enter- 49 Oakland Street. . FAIR HAVEN, N. J. Thos. G. Plant Co. 's Shoes—the Queen Quality, Boston Match,..,.,... .'...$ 8.00$ 5.29 crete roads. The work will be done tainment in the Methodist church here illMIHWMIWIMIIMMI within a month. for the benefit of the Brotherhood so- Favorite and Dorothy Dodd. Early English Dining Chair to match...... 8,00 •" S.29 . Crtabrattl Baa -Weaaiw Anslwiary. ciety of the church tomorrow night. Early English Table, 6 feet...... 30,00 19.98 The Baptist Sunday-school of Mata- Mr. and Mrs. John Poling of Law-wan held a picnic at Morris's pavilion HENDSICKSON & STOUT, j White Canvas Button Shoe*. Early English Arm Chair, Imitation Leather • rence avenue were given a surprise last week. About 100 persons were -Seat; \....\. 3.75 2.39 party'last Tuesday night in celebra- present. The afternoon was spent in . Pattenon Building, White Canvas and Buck Colonial*. tion of their 52d wedding anniversary. bathing and playing games. 60 BROAD STREET. Weathered Oak Side Table 11.50 6.98 Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Wil- The New Point Comfort Beach com- • • Ecru Buck Pumps. Quartered Oak Beautifully Carved Buffet.. 88.00 89.98 liam Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander pany has built a sun-shade along the Donald, James Carney, the Misses boardwalk for the women and chil- INSURANCE. Quartered Oak Side Table 29.60 18.98 Carney, Mrs. E. N. Wilson and Miss dren. They will erect these sub-shades Fumed Oak Buffet..' .,, 46.00 29.98 Ida Lawrence. The evening was spent all along the board walk. Life, Fire, Accident, in ringing and in recalling old times. Charles Ward of Beacon Beach has Fumed Oak China Closet. 22.00 13.98 Mr. and Mrs. Poling received many bought three lots at that place from Health, Burglary Fumed Oak Side Table; 11.00 ^ 6.49 presents. Mrs. Martha Fabes of New York. X>ano6 Halt Wednesday. They arc 25x100 feet each. Mr, Ward and Casualty. light Weight Suits for Boys Early English Dining Chair, Imitation A dance will be held in the Newwill build here in the fall. LeatherSeat 2.60 1.79 Point Comfort dancing pavilion for. Mrs. Henry Otte of Hoboken was STRONG COMPANIES $5.00and$6.00 double breasted and Norfolk models, the benefit of the New Monmouth taken seriously sick at her summer REPRESENTED. in light and dark colors, 7 to 16 year old sizes, $3.75. Quartered Oak Round Dining Table 24.00 14.98 Catholic church, next Wednesday home here last Tuesday night. Mrs. Quartered Oak Buffet. : 140.00 89,98 night. F. Willett Smith's "orchestra Otte was taken to Hoboken Friday to White duck Norfolk suits, light, cool and dressy, will furnish the music. ' undergo an operation. sizes from 7 to 15 years. Valued at $5.00; special Quartered Oak China Closet. 88.00 59.98- Small Boy« In Camp. Rev. H. S. Gascoyne of Pennsville Quartered Oak Buffet, Carved...,: 135.00 87.98 spent part of last week with Mr. and $2.65. Camp Jagle is becoming one of theMrs. John E. Giberson of Palmer ave- Quartered Oak -Dining: Table, S feet,...,,, 58.00 33.98 most popular camps here. The camp nue. Mr. Gascoyne preached hero a tlMIMWIMMMIMMIHM is composed of small boys from New- A Chance for the Man Who Needs an Extra Suit to Quartered Oak Chair, leather Seat 8.00 5.69 few years ago. Quartered Oak Arm Chair, Leather Seat to ark who are in need of fresh air. The New Point Comfort Beach com- Last Him Through the Summer. • The camp is run under the direction pany is repairing the motor boat dock, Match 9.00 5.98 of thB playground supervisor and isdiving platform and spring board Our entire line of grays, tans, brown, cassimeres, largely conducted by Commissioner which were swept away by the ice Quartered Oak China Closet, Swell Front.. 60.00 ,42.49 George W. Jagle, who stands most of lust winter. Worsteds and tweeds in two and three button sacks Quartered Side Table, Carved 28.00 ' 17.98 the expense. The youngsters are Miss Viola Neice of Brooklyn, who and Norfolk models will be placed on sale at special looked after by Mrs. Jennie K. Mc-is summering here and who has been 5-Foot Old Oak Buffet; Uniqup Design 125.00 76.49 Kiernan and a young man. The boys seriously sick, is rapidly recovering prices. Values range from $18.00, $20.00 and $22.00 Old Oak China Closet, Unique Design, to spend most of their time in bathing and is soon expected to return home. to clear at $15.75. and about the beach. They are anx- Mr. and Mrs. David Megill of New- Match 85.00 55.98 ious to learn how to swim and areark returned home Saturday after a Old Oak Side Table to Match 40.00 27.98 given lessons in swimming. The boys two weeks' vacation with Mr. and Mrs. have no fear while they are in theHerbert Stanford of Palmer avenue. YOUTHS'SUITS Old Oak DmingTable, S'Foot, to Match.... 90.00 59.98 water and some of their stunts amaze A horse owned by Charles Larsen of Old Oak Cane Seat and Back Dining Chair. 20.00 1549 !the beach visitors. One of the small- Beach street fell in a ditch and broke A large quantity of $10.00 and $12.00 youths suits Old Oak Cane Seat and Back Arm Chair... 27.50 21.98 est boys, who can not swim a stroke, its spine last week. Frank Nibbletts has learned to dive. His exhibition shot the horse Saturday. in all wool fabrics, in light and dark colors, two and Circassian Walnut Buffet, 5 Foot 200.00 129.98 of diving is the wonder of all who see Captain John B. Collins started a three button models, sizes 32 to 35; special at $8.50. Circassian Walnut Dining Table to Match.. 140.00 8649 him. The boys have tt dog and an ex- freight route Monday from Cheese- press wagon and both play prominent quake to New York. Mr. Collins has a Real Estate, Insurance Circassian Walnut Side Table to Match.... 60.00 39.98 parts in the camp life. steamer for the route. * Xilrt of Alvertliel £etter>. Ezekicl Alcott of Waycake road has and Loans. Advertised mail at the Keansburg bought two new automobiles. He will postoffice is addressed to the following use one to carry passengers and the FARMS FOR SALE. persons: other for hiring. Hllbert Ablers, Miss M. Watterson. The house which is being built here COTTAGES FOR RENT. Harry O'Brien. Mrs. I". Voss, Miss El- for Fred Miller of New York is near- BEAUTY SHOP (Eomptuj REST ROOM nora Stnlnlngcr, Mlsn Elsie Scliaefter. Both Furnished and Unfurnished, •Edward Hunter. Miss Sarah Roc,. Mrs. ing completion. Oliver & White are M. M. Plller, Mrs. William McCartlyn, the builders. 2nd Floor 2nd Floor The Idle Hour Campers, Katie Dugan. Frank Brady of Main street, who Money to Loan in Various Sums. Messrs. Bomberg, Mrs. F. Torsiells, A*rfmrg park, George Williams, Anna MantUy. Harry was employed as bartender in William 'Albertson, Mrs. J. XI. Hoffman, Leo Do-L. MacDonald's hotel, has given up Jan, Matthew Feeley, Mrs. G. McLean, his position. W. A. HOPPING, (Miss Hose Melnz, Peter Mi-Lnuglilin, !•'. O. Moses. Miss Cnrrle Schcrber, Miss Mrs. Frank Andrews of Jersey City 49 Broad Street, Red Bank, N. J. Elizabeth Curtis, S. M. Cole, Mrs. A.is spending a few days with her Cansels. Walter Lnursen. Jack Payne, Mls» D. Parker, Miss May Rlska, Myrt mother, Mrs. Wilson Seelcy of Seeley Rummell. Wllllnm .1. Ilml. Mrs. C. H.avenue. Seigert, Miss Glrulys Grlswoou, Miss The ladies' aid society of the Metho- Jt'nnio Halnes, Fred lluber, George I-'. O'Brien Brothers, Hall, Harry Hnltgrlni;, Aimust HaTner. dist church held a meeting this after- Joe Geering, Pnullne Eberly. Michael J. noon at Miss M. Thomas's on Beacon •Koly, M. Loulfl Couctie. rcvelyn CaveiiRet. Beach. MASON iWllliam Baylcs. I-.. Henrtz, T. Cras- sun. Mrs. William Hluglns, Miss A. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ward of Schnacklg, George Schwuger, Krnosl Beacon Beach left yesterday for As- CONTRACTORS. 'Smith, Mrs. L. SuadhevK. Mrs. P. Schaf- bury Park, where they will spend two fer, Mrs. Sclillt, Mrs. Cnrlie Springer, Mrs. A. Spier, L. Straus and Hiss Mury weeks. Sullivan. Miss Inez Robinson of Carr avenue Estimates cheerfully given. is spending a few days with relatives Repairs promptly attended to. ZCydro-Aeroplane Exhibition Bore. at Brooklyn and Linbrook, Long Is- 0. G. Simmons of Seidler's Beach land. Union Hotel, - Wharf Avenue, landed at New Point Comfort Beach Central railroad engineers surveyed last Tuesday afternoon in R. J. Col-and staked out the ground for the RED BANK. N. J. OPENING OF SEASON 1912 'lier's Wright-Burgess hydro-aero- addition to the station here last week. plane. Mr. Simmons made the trip William T, Russell of Boston is in about fifteen minutes. About 2,000 spending a few days with his sister, New Point Comfort Hotel People witnessed his landing. John Mrs. Willjam Stanford of Main street. New fruit Store. East Front Street Red Bank, N. J. Martin of New Point Comfort hotel DeDries, Licari & Nichols of Keans- was the first one to meet Mr. Simmons. burg Heights have completed several I have opened a Fruit, Con- and Dancing Pavilion * Situated in Heart of Town Mr. Martin left two men in charge of new bath houses and shower baths. fectionery and Vegetable Store the airship and took Mr. Simmons Mrs. W. S. Fowler of Beacon Beach around to see the people at the beach. is sick with heart trouble. Dr. Rob-at 26 Monmouth street, where KEANSBURG, NEW JERSEY Convenient to Trolleys, Boat, Churches, Mr. Simmons left for Seidler's Beach erts of Keyport is attending her. you will find a choice linei of about five o'clock in the afternoon. Mrs. John D. Clarke of Ccntervilie We Make a Specialty in Serving Shojre Dinners for Auto- , Train and Stores The New Point Comfort Beach com- spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. E. N.Fancy Fruits and Vegetables, mobile Parties, and have a Large Garage pany will probably have Mr. Sim-Wilson of Beach street. Cigars, Confectionery and Ice Quiet, Homelike and Comfortable mons's machine on exhibition during Daniel Moore of New York spent Opposite the Hotel the carnival if it is fair weather so hepart of last week with Miss Catherine Cream Soda, Two doors from Headquarters for Commercial Men can fly. Gould of Park avenue. postoffico. DANCING EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING Buiy Bealty Company. George B. Curtis of Carr avenue is having two new bowling alleys in- LOUIS BOASI, Prop. Pavilion for Excursion Parties, Picnic Groves, etc Telephone 11 The More realty company has stalled. Telephone 80Q-J. Vented Mrs. Mary Cole's cottaRe at Edward Morris of Main street was Auto Bus Meets Trolleys H. T. METZGAR, Proprietor. Beacon.Beach to Arthur Rnsquin of laid up part of last week with a lame Jersey City. Mr. Rasquin moved in back. Saturday. Walter G. DeWitt's house Paul C. Hunter of Keansburg Thos. B. Deals S Son, oi;n' i:rBeaco—n Beac~.~^h hn,rs been\. rente—.,d t o Heights has bought a new automobile. •H. Mise5 r of Brooklyn. Mr. Moser . Matthew Howard of Main street is UNEXCELLED SERVICE AND GRILL .will move in about Augusg t 1st. Uiesick with asthma. Mason Contractors and Builders. DeLISLE'S company has cold two lots to Jurnc O'Brien of Brooklyn. ' Mr. OJSHen Potato Bhlpmenti Begin. will build a large bungalow lierMn the Famous French Restaurant The Bridge-Water Inn fall. Frank Bower's house oirBcncon Agents for the Monmouth county Ornamental and Tiling Beach hns been rented to Henry Pope farmers' exchangge begag n makingg shin- AT ALLAIRE Formerly The Camp "Belmar" of New York. t off potatoett s att ththe varioui s stat - a Specialty. Btrnck by Automobile. tions in the county on Monday. The Open for the 16th Season J. F. MURPHY, Proprietor Mrs. C. B. Newell of Mew York, who crop is late and the shipping will not Eitimtte. Cheerfully Given. is summering here, was run down by be very heavy till the latter part of Pleasure Bay, Long Branch, N. J. an automobile driven-by Joseph White this munth. 17 Bank St., Red Bank. N. 1. First Class French Restaurant a la Carte and owned by Stephen Seeley. Sun- day of last week Mrs. Newt'li received During the summer months mothers Open All the Year Established New York 1860 Shore and Chicken Dinners MUSIC a cut on the head mid several scratches of young children should watch for Telephon* 346 Long Branch on her body. Mr. White was on liis any unnatural looseness of the bowels. Geo. W. Sewing. WM. S. DE Way from the !m;\t when tUv sU'cvin^ When given prompt attention at this Contractor and Builder. Keur on the machine broke and he lost time serious trouble may be nvoided. control of it. Mrs. Newell wu.4 laid Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera' and RED BANK. N. J. tip ;i few days, but is now rirovi'iTil Dim'ihoea Remedy can always be de- UBBY'S RESTAURANT and is able to ho nbuut. pended ti|iun. Fur Rule by James COLUMBUS HOTEL. First Maattnff of Building t>onn. Cooper, Jr., coiner Broad and White OFFICE IN EISNER BUILDING. 1O West Front Street Red Bank, N. jr. streets. ED. OAKE9, Proprietor The KonnsbuiK building and loan Room IS. OEO. W. UBBY, Proprietor FIRST AVENUE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, N. J. n»Hncintinn held its first monthly nieot- TaUphont 3SO-J. OPEN SUNDAYS T«liphon« 336 iriK in Collins Brothers)' building last RtiUurut • U Curia R»aaM bin -Thursday night. They received a TIckata tor •S.OO Worth ol M««U, *4.0O large Hum of money from dues and MUSI' BELIEVE IT. Talipkoaa U Atlantla Hl>tha4a also had one bidder for a loan. The Jobbing of All Kind*. association selected the People's na- When W.11-Known Bail Dank Peoi.lt T.U KttlmaUt ChMrfiilly Fumltticd. tional bank of Kcyport us a depository It So FUlnry. until the Kcunsbui'K bank in built, Anotlor H««r Houat. When public endorsement in made by "ONE MONTH FREE" Willlum linbenoit of Now York iH a representative citizen of Ited Hank SEVEN MONTHS FOR THE PRICK JOSEPH T. BURROWES CO,, AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE. building a liousu iit Bcninn Ili'nch. It the proof in positive. You must be- OF BIX IF YOU ENTER NOW. is 20x50 feet nml will cost iilxmt lieve it. Itrml tliU tenliinnny. Kvory i ' No. 213 Wait Front Street, Red Bank, N. J. '. $l,G00. The Imum; will bo completed Our roomB oro cool, light and niry. - You should insure your car against firo aa well as your by AugtiHt 1st. Mr. UnbonoU will backache uniform, every man, woman Tho cournon nro up-todato nnd the In- BUIJUDINCl A BUMOALOW dwelling. A first-classpolic y covering fire damage and theft, lYmko thiH bin Hummer home for theor child with any kidney trouble will trucLlun ia prnetical. means a demand for much lumber of prenent nnd later on will live hern the llud profit In the reading. ('til nml m-o ua III our how homo or n superior quality, u bungalows are backed by an $18,000,000 company and at a very reasonable year around. Oliver Si WliiLc am tlio no longer a chop makeshift for premium. Mm. .John II. l.oonnnl, 7B \V. IVoril ilrop un * [miitil for information. contractorn. Ml., lli'il Hunk, N. .1 , HIIVM: "I>I>IIII'H lumimr llf«. but uptodato, cotnplots •by X»lli In Hola. KlillK'V IMIlii wi't'o uni'ii In my finally hou«tiilhi'cl I (Min TRAINER'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, ience. Our itock of lumber U par- HOWARD S. HIOOHNSON, »,|»i-nk viTy hlHlily Inn Ihnlr ipiultic. A tlmlarly adapted for thli clau of liole while bntlilng at Now Point (Nun ini'lnlhM nC Mm rntiillly imlnlni'illi it Kivilt ii IlulMlna. SO BROAD STREET, RED IBANK, IM. J. fort Beach last Tuemlay anil wnu near- lnil or luilhii IIIKIHH IIIK Urli unit lulim building, in fact, I* 00 complete, that ly drowned. (lenvUl Ulchtmluon, who thai ll til yl»!il t o \\\\\r\ viirlmtH I*MIVI>- . ' Smltli «nd Halt StrxU, It can mcot any calla upon It from null whn AND Huffi-ii'ii Inft nlmlli r uiiiiuii.t. nml hn «tin ANDHANOWANL The MVf n yonroW ihuiKlitor of Mm, nlmi ln'iirllti',1 11..nun ici.li.i.y Mil,, SANITARY PLU.MBINQ. fWllllnm Mourn of Wlrkntunk IIIIJIIHMI linvor riill l'» Hlvn n-llof when riiilnil I»II()I.IO1A1,« ANI1 HETill, DIAI.EI IH On ft Uottlu wlilln LinthlnK hi're. (nut ilium to tin no. hniii'ti my |t|Ktt >>L>lii!ntl jwe«k and cut her foot. Tim child wnu or tliiMii." I giro (JM MIM attention to th» amall job a* »o tb« Mf one^-tW hoth Mt |*k*n toDr . W. n. AIIVII'H ufflce, whom l'or nala l>y oil ilonlcin. dim (50Lnnbar. B»«li. Doom, BlUtda, Olu* bMt UrworkUtoewU)uwtd*Uy«dUfUlUl the cut wai lewxl up. cent". Knatflr-Mllburn Co,, UulTnln, If there I* anytWntlUw m«tter with, jrwir pUmMtW UUplwn* o* awl ^» ttruf New York, nolo «({cnta for the ITnlM a*4 H»ll4tr« Our>ork U dcae weU and iweonable. Mrt, Evelyn Tlllle of N«w York, .flute*. « rented Mr«. Anns Hmlth'n out DR. STILES, Doctor on Main rtmt, haa *uhl«t the Komotnlmr Hie' namt—Doan'*—unit HOWARD ntfiV, to another N«w York p«rt7 Ulca nu other. KED BANK, N. J. «***. THE -\k

:X*n xflmtlWUflWU, , ll-llvlhv * indrp*nd«utlindrp*nd«utlyy «f (g) Ar.y fliM till 6<'iii>t-A 'Jfc&fiiM.t' 'tn t)« oj)lTi(uM, bo*ement or lowei Htory uf any liulldliiK t rtqnngItngf r tthe hfulthlthh of U filthy water and liquid wantc col- and teneimmtH of Lavtnla Lyons,'an ab- K Monmoulli nnd utmo of Nnw any of the Htr«etH, hid* v\alUn( ioadn, lotn, pl or liuuni.' of wlilcji one-half or moro of and ather pluccH w ilii in ihlrt HOIULIKII. othel iitmondi -Vf —in, nun with th'f lotted or pioduccrl on the PI-CMIIHCH HO fcondlng debtor, for the sum of one hun- A itTHUR* C7s WIFT, tliu ImlKht rrum tile floor to the CKIIIHK M or Health, thl» connected with Hit; wild Nu'wi-r or CCHH- dred and ninety-three dollars and aixty* ** CIVIL ENOINKHR AND SURVEYOR MHHTIXHH. • ' (0) Any Imiirrmt Unv, Jilnk,-wntfr WPrmrMHlnn of Hie' IH below thu level of thu ntn-ot adjulu- ily to HMier" the pool; nnd every owner, agent, 1c:*Hoe, eiKlit c.entH, IH.SUfit out of Ihe Monmoutb B'Ofloii 1, Th» lenulur morning* of rtoHQt or any olli^i dialn(ijf<* npjilliiruo ot Hcutlou nhall not, r Broad and Monmouth atrteU, lnj<. idit in titt«;iuliifR'i.' r occupant of any Niie.h inTmincrf County Court of Common Pk-an on-the 1 b|«.iloui hou*i* fniiu vvfih It f>li>Hlclau or clergy Phone 1P0-L . RED BANK, N. J. Hhall keep Haid drain, noil pipe, nr otiier nlxtli day of January, 1011, has *beeB feeJ(ecoiirt olioli d fourlfourtli W«tno»W«itno»doyd » of H«ctlon 0. Tlifi word "meat" whenever tin-re Hhall arlrtL- any foul or obuoxhniH on Kifrii nick permm (n pei'HimH. Any J«Jy nnrt AuuiffltAuuifflt , utHjonthiutHj.onthi)) ifcoonifcoondd herein uncid,- lncludcu* every part of any (f«n or odor, * • ' • . ' . P«I'HOIIB to. comply _ _ _'j>\\ ut all UmcH adetmat„ _e _ for ti'wHorvcd nnd duly executed and was re- K. B. F. KING, . of September, Octolior, No- laud aplmal, and "HKBH" (whether mixfil - (10Mfl») - Al^nl HUnU^mi n lotH or nini'Hh lamln, with, vlolailningu or off^iKllnu K ajrairiHt un pajiKaK'1 of till Hi , , Jllthy water and turned on tho fourteenth day of Kebru- D ' VETEE1NARY BURGEON AND ri »rt of any watet r KutliTfh * or IH (;f/lk;ctedlltd , on conviction thereof,, I'urn-h uud pay iwHfiniu. » rMonmontli. • SHRBWSBUftY. NEW JEB8EY. _. , MnttttvApH ft I and May. Hiilnmi .that liven In wnteri or-tho tlefth U 1 > Any ' animal or VfKflt ..-,«u)i-- a penally not,In eX««ed I'li'iv.lxdlmv, or Petition 8, Any pornon or iturnnim or I .TOSKTII McDfillMOTT, Horsea boarded winter and summer and tronwl Vi l>S3lal im^UnRHmay bo called at any of'wliloh In not meat, and t|io.. word Htnncc or ttnrhuK" rti* Ntri-ei M\Cff'p)nj{Miplni{H, (myilHorimynt for: olio day fur carh dol- orporatlon fallliiK to comply wilh tbu ' D. II. AI'VIAIOATK, Clerk. free of cbnrire. •tlrafe'-liythft iWIdent. ami they Blmlt bo 1 callpO at any time by tlie Hpnretury whmt "vuKtsthble' .IncludeH every urtlylo' of muck or dlt-t uutlien-ii In ^loanlnK yanlH, lar of linn tmpoHpO\ * riiuirtMtifiitH of-tltlH chapU'i' of thin or- Attorney. Ovcratomy pBrformed on hltcheB w Uea in wrltlnu; to do ao by anyiiiininii' ooiiHinnptlon an food, which (not' imildhiKH, dockK, or WUHIO of inllln, of Kfcllon ft, 'Dint'.-nrlicn nny pi-rHon or dlnanfc or with (he orders of tin; Hoard .,iemUor«. .'••-• bolriK incut, or Huh or milk) in held or fnctorlMH or any inatt'iiul which in of- pei'HoiiK nhnll be HieK "r li.i'rctnl with of I leal tli mudo In pnrwuftnci* thorftof, or offered, or Intended for nalu or ooimuni])- ftlan'&VA written iiatici« Mi^ll bo ftn»lvtr to health or trndH lo dii-uy, .to Hinallpfix, H^uri^t fever or diiihtjici'la, or who Nhall off end a^dlDHt or violate thn Special Notice R. L. H. STRYKER, v tlon; and all unii.iiud meat, and vegeta- -*ujfor ,vt Ktilur rmetfngp, and thme hccopio Initrld or tu ronilcr t)in atmoH- any othWcuiUnKlotiH diwnn- Hpi-clllcd by lp of tin: nali) <:huptot-. Hint 11. on VETERINARY SURGEON, ble*) found iii tiny pluco Rhall In;' deemed D notice Hlmll bp Blven for apUelrtl l)lieh> Impni" utitV unwlioloHom^,' ulinll .tho JJojivd of Health, In »ny (IwolllaK, convlrtUm thereof, forfeit and 'pay n pt'.h- Office, Public Service Building. T«lephon« W to bo therein,-, and held./nr Hueh tialo. ,or- not b« depoHlted upon uv lie imcd to till liouKi', Htore, building Hlxip <»-t-Hvaiilly utchoi." permit frorom thihHi HHoard. Hectlon 1. No pvniijii wliall <>xpi.'Clo- _.i 4. Tin* following Hlmll 1>« the- . pluln l«'lU'r«, or "No nilnilH^iuii, hv the 1 iihull he held to IncJudo whoever la on- 12 ) WhWhatevet r II d ratt- upoti thf sidewalks or tlif floor, or Nuisances within the township of Shrewsbury Kinmonth Building^ Aabury Park, N. J. orrtojrof UUHIUCMH at tin* iiK-.-tln^B uf tho ludtu- «f -the Hourd of licaltij," mid «f BUgi.'il In Ihe IHIHIIII'HM nl keeping, drlv- nutn llfo or healtli'i danBeroiiH to tin- any part of tho interior of. any Htroct . —re hereb—y denne-- d and declared to be, and ttaej Rcaidence, Broac^ Street. Red Bank. N. J, HUCII BIKQ us tho Koitrd or iieiiiili nhnll Iny: or ulauKhtcrln^ nny>cnttlc or In Hell- crociloiii cellar or partmit tliereoft any, hiilldlne;n(tt pro-. „. railway car, or OUHM-TMIIIIU' t'ouvoyaiu-c, t «h»Il include and embrace; SpociallBtin country work. ; Ljlhoii <;an. '' '". L Tho Telephone Connection!. ' . '. 8. MtomliiiK uf tlio Minutes.' InK iu\y meat; tho .woitin • "private vlUifil with adequate mumm of. inKVOHH I direct• may bit put up ami a!nluliu-M, market" ahull Include every store, collar, nnd CKIOHH or tvA HofllcU-iitly Hiipported, |a c:on«plt;«oii.-...-... « ploce !-l dwollhifr Htund and 'place (not helnfj a part of u ventilated, drained, vtouned, or llffhted, " >, Htore, *hop or otlwr IHIIIIIIHK utifit :'. Any pwHon who phal! via- ! Property In this townBhlp.Bny dead animal or an j rOHN S. APPLEGATE & SON, 4,j!)lt(it)ort of Hiinltury IIIH|H?HC»V. 1 nubile niaruntj ut which tho luiHinoHH IH and vvluiti'ver'i'cndt'rH t'uod or water un- tht) HfiniP KIIUII bu'oideftil 1<> Ur icmovfd l:itf> tthf pprovisi o nf thllw ( • • «—* -if tho same, or any dead flflh or any part of COUNSELLOnS AT LAW. wliolt'stnnt', by tiift Biiltl Bobrd of IIi-iilMi. Any pi*i*- i IInoIIdd 1'o1' r ((lil e 11 I*HL oITciiHf, n Kinn not the same, or filth from privies or cesspools or catch DavfdHOti Building, 6;, *f.'PW JdiHliirKH. - the liuylnv, "hif, or keeping for mile baalnBor rubbish of any kind or deucription, or anj (U) Kvory-owner, tenant, loHHeo'am.1 Bfin or pornqriH, or coriiomium who nliiill (n exced Ti'ii Dollai'H, and for tin- Nec- RED BANK; N. J. Of incut, 'fttdi vegetables for liuiuiiu bouse, or kitchen Blops or frarbage, irmnur* or ucciiprmt oTnny bulldtiiK or lot (whether violate HaUl notice, or iciiiui-c, deface. und ami any miUmMjin-nt OITCIIHC ;t stun • StoUmi 5. Tim nfflcprti uf the Hourd food. ' ' swetplnffB (provided that stable manure and other viicitnt ur occupied) within or near the Injure, obscure, ti I <1« .or i-uvi-r up said not to fX««'L-d Twcnty-Ilv"' DollaiH. HhitUMit' n Pn'HltltMit, u Hcrii'tury, a new OUAPTKIl 1.". p manure may be used as a fertilizer), or any foul or FREDERICK W. HOPE, iHtvttf uf.Vitul HtutlMtlcH, « TivaKui'er, FOOD HITPI'IJIKH. built-up portions of• Hiild'Uorotmli, Hhall <-»u d tn-_ nlun,, or caufty Uf HUIIC to In; Hictli.n :i. Om<:liilH In rhaiK'.- nnd coii- I? COUNSKLI.0R AT LAW, • • " • ' ' ..luruml. hid oflcnsive or obnoxious matter or Bubstance what- and quo or more Hunlmry T.iHi.wturH.' Beet ifJii I, No. |iu)'H«n H I in U mnmifiic- ItL'up and en ii HO to be kept thu Htdewulk | i-emovcd, defaced, Injuj'i lri»i of sijet riillwny CUVH or <>tlie*r pub- ever. Odlcca corner Broad and Front StrceoL 1 u ii'tlnn tbere* H('(ftlon 0. Tin- PiCHldent Hhall pifi- U\vi\ Imvo, (fitMI for- unit', or HCM. uny und^11uf?f>intr, and curlmtoito hi. front or eovfrcd up, Hint lic eoiivpyiinri'*, or c»f nny pulilit* build- Z. Any full or leaky privy vault, cesspool or otliex IlEO BANK. N. J, wdo (it tin* mcntliiKH nf the Hoiinl. In urtlclif of food or drfntc wlilult IH mlui- thi-irof, free from ulmtruotluiiH und mil-I of forfeit ami .pa .y n . It V not to <'X- in pr, r.hnll post and keep pdHit'd, in ft c-oa- receptacle for filth. n waneew or every kind, and Hhall not nl- " "" Hpicuoim iilucc, OHM or nioTT prindMl no- ctiHctt'or 'nhHeiifK of 'tlit* I'rf'Hlilunt tho tcnitdit within the nimnlnK f un Act .. . il Fifty Uollart*. 1 8. Allowing or permitting any nl«ht soil, firarbaan DMUND WILSON Un«f4 HliitU-chooHo a -Freedom, prii titin. «f thf 'Lt'KlHlutin-o of tho Htfttt^ nf Now low unythiUK tn tin- nifn or yard or un, Kectlon 7. No perntnj .-iiiill ht or bin* tk'i-H of tin: pi'ovlHions of lliln ordtrianct , or other offensive or decomposing eolld or fluid GOUNSELL prohihlthiK I'Xpectorntion, and the ci-iMf.iiK veyed or carried. ment ihiMoln, npprovrd Maroli li'.l, lsK.'t, Any ni)d nll milnnitceH KH nhovt- iifI-CUIOHIH iiaH tainted, wlilmui Inning in' cliai-j,'^ «f any Hiu-h public buildiiiKK 4. The carrying or conveying through nny street Undnff tl«t. ..UiturvfilH litHwiH-n tlio Hliall call tlio iiUcntion of ;ill viohitoiH LSTON BEEKMAN, meet In KH of flu' HOUKI, tli* Vrcnlf!mit or i>f any iict or acts'of Hiiid J^(if,'Inl"tar«.' delliiod, lire hereby prohibited -and for- CHUHC(I tin; IIOUHO or pun nneclcd any substance which has been removed from any licivixfUM* piiHHwd iimenUjUory, Hiipjrle- this ordliiiuicc. t<> Kiich notic COUNSELLOR AT LAW. PliaH|liRVt» jiowcr-to grunt iiorniltH.inil.liP bidden In UI1K'IIUI'OIIKII, und uny owner, j tlierewitli to be dlBlnl'ecl. .1 in I IH of . . and ;privy vault or cesspool, unless tho samo shall be A 'tiblic Supreme Court EzaJtBIBI mpiitaVy or luliiltlonal tlicroto. agent, tenant, leHH^c or occupant of any , fuctlon of tho Board >>r l!.-,iltli. Any l h inclosed it* air-tight barrel:], or in a perfectly tight orders for tho execution uf Uio (irfll- Nhiill re.p'ort any vinljilloiiN 1hf*rr*of, with Officps 0 Broad Btrcet, RED BANK. N. J. Kt'i^tlrtn '2. No jiorison, pui'tnorHhlp <>v lot, ground, or hulbllilKH In thlH Hor- ] pet-Hou, or pertmnH ffilliiiK l.' Bounl. "•> the Horr)tif|h of Katr 11n von any inlll< ing.or pqrmlttlng any of fiiid iiuiHiuiccK, on convletlon thoreof, f'.ri.-lt itml pay a onirh, itnv tire Buui'O. U|H lerni of ofllco tinn. juTSaturdnysd Sd ; TuesdaTdayy ov one ynur nnd lio tfmll Hcrvo' until 1 1 120 Broad Street, Ked Bflnk, N. . HtaiH ' , wlilcli hnH hi'<'n trmiNnortt-d of to remove nny fi>ul nr nljuoxloiis or hurl-! i'uli- liaven any poi'Hoii- inli-.-h.l wllh forfeit and pay it lint:' ot to »ed Five i noylnjr gas, smoke, Bteam or odor. IIIH Hii^ccHHtir 1H HmKOti, j io Hhall iiuvo 1 chai'tft' of nil tin* WOONIH nnd impm-H of Htorcii In nn nncloan nianiU'i , or which fill niattor or thliipr. nr If nny person Hbiill ! any ennlaglnUH .dlneun • ;m\- jirticle, Dollars I 7. The casting or dlschareiuK Into the Shrew* tlio Bnj\r,r personn, or dUt.Oy. ary line of this township, nny subBtancewhlch hai :2 j Nnt-] Barlt Buildinff, Red Bank. N. 1 ! been removed from any vault, cesspool or Bink, ot I Hours 8-5. tho oi'tilhunct'H of thin liuuid. Tin* milk )ni pold of UI'UVIMIMI hi Haid Ihn- 1'1 . 1,1. !',){}1 1, pn^e21 2177, mid dH tlit > Hiippk'l - | corporatiol n offendinffdi g HB;ii uiy n( the* PaHKt'd .June 20, 191-*. . rotury Hlmll reeoivt* mirh eomneiiH uiigli wlileh in procured from nny fin-ni j anil aineniiinontH tlicnt provlHlonH of thin Hectlon ;> 1, on roiv Approved June 20, 1JM-. ! any offal or other refuse. HquldH. or sollda. by any _ __—_ ^^m^'-" or dairy wlu'fo nny cmttuKloUH or In- = ! pipes or otherwise. ^ T\R J D. THR0CKM0RTON, tor-inn HiTvlctH IIH Khali hi< <]fiti*i'inlii<«l t;iL\PT10Tt MJ. " - vletion thereof, forfeit IUMI I O. II. IKHKiMA.V. a by thin Board at (he flrnt m«»tliiff of •fpctloiiK or coniniunicublo IILSPJIHO may | 1 8. Any and every nuisance aa above denned « ••"•"• DENTA.L _ SURGEON.,. I-:, AKUICH, UUllFtlSIT, KT<\ not to i>xcpcd Klfty Dolliii^ AltcHt: ProHJdent. tl»© year, or-prior to tlio coini i hereby prohlhited and forbidden within the town- SpC'tiun 1. All mviii'r.i, l"KKff'!i, tfii- ' Hectlon !». Whrn 'dcail IUIK bn J). O. WiiLCOTT. of'Jn* term, ,- i ship of Shrewsbury, and any person making, creat- Het'tton .'). No meat, IIHII, fruit, veg- anlH or otM'UpantH of any anil nil lots can soil by cholera, umallp"> dlphlUeria, Hccretiiry. No. 6:Broad Street. Bed."B»nlr. M. i \ Xng, causing, maintaininff or pcrmittlnff nny of ^cc'llon «. The TtenlHtrar of Vital etable, or milk, or uriwboK'Bonm Uriuld and laiHlH in UIIH Bni-oujitr, Hlmll kt-op rncmliranous croup, yellu'.v. Hcarlct fever, ur any mh.-r iid nuisances shall forfeit and pay a penalty of wtiitisiK'H Hlmlt Iit> chonpii by the Rimi-d. Hhall knowlnply he brought, wold, held, the HhlttwalkH and MI*IM>IH In fi'ont of 1 R. FRANK L. MANNING. \v oiihivwci' TMiovinT Vfr l-'OTi twenty-five dollars. Ilia ti'iiii of oflkv Hhall be om- your and offered' for HU1«, labolfil, or nay ropre- Kiu'h lntH nnd IUIUIH, fret* from HUM, disi'iiHo that may be hen-nt'i* SURGEON DENTIST. by t'nlH Boa nl, no deiul lmrl\ p TIIK KXTKNSION OK T H15 j 1 m'i : .ThThe above bis an .extrac extract from ththe.onHrance M of D ho Hfiall nerve .until IIIH HIICCOHHOI' IH HfuitatlnTiH made In rcnpei't ttierfif, un- nli>pn, dirty water, rtibblnh, or any other TIIH KXTKNSIN K nirtin nnburled- for a I'-iiu-T HIIHII ro- tho board of healtheal h of Shrewsbury township, and cnoHc-n. ffe Hhall have churge of ull th« der a false name of quality, or an lieini..K thing (Iiingermix lo h>*tilth, llfo or limb, 1''1TS OK THB HKWHH SV8TKM (IK Brooa Btrect, oppoalto Ford & Miller'a. twenty-four liours, withniii linia "iierml th l Ih. s o wUUl b . **^^* J ptip,ii|ni (H.si-awi'H, I KltAFj SKWIilt A.N'I) CONN-I-;CTIONK nut Hafo for food or drink, 1 RAYMOND DOUGHTY. Secrotarv. ^ DENTIST. intiriK to Hiieh t'CfdHtrutton. Hpctlon •(. No pfi'Hon. piiTtnershlp or boarding hofln* , or any 'oilier premlsen tin* body Hhall be 1mm theri'iifl IN Kl'ItlXU KTHKKT, EXTHNDINO SFHOM T11K I'ltOI'OSl.;i) SBWKIt KX- Room M. Second National Bank Bt HoQtlim 9, Tho Truaniirflr Hlmll re- corporation Hhall ncll milk or huve. taillc wlmre nny/i'cl'UHi.' mutter, offal ur HIH'IIM disinfected titxtl prcparcl fi.u Imrial in TOWNSHIP BOARD Or HEALTH. TKN'SrON AT TUB INTKHSKCTION RED BANK. N. J, ceivi* ull nianoyf* cullcctcfl hy thl« in iilH, hor or their pontti>snlmi with In- from oyHtei'H or utlit-r nhcll tlwli «iK;b matincr IIK mny lie lih'-ciiid hy llils r hn II Ol'" TIIK (MOXTIOR I.INMO OK KI'IUNC Thercsularmeettaifsof the ShrcweburyTown. Hoard, »md vender it trin« uml correit tent to H...11 within the HornuMh of Kulr 11 ciuisi- all such Board, and the funeral .if n\uch pcinon 1 nhall be atrlctly private < II; in, the i- , wri'il Till' CKNTKiI'|.'\T|.'I! 1LlI. IN'IO' »hlp Boaniof Heolth will be held on tho firm and R. WILLIAM ROSE, account of. tlio Bimic nt uny time he may Hiiven without iWnt ohtnlniiif? a permit otTal arid rofu.su ninttor ti) bo removed M -LAIll'-N ATIIK?T IN A i Wrt Thursdays of each month, »t 4:00 p. M., at DENTIST." mpnjberH of tho Immeili.id- nist'lmld 1 hv «(iiH'«l upon by any niimilior of tho from the Hoard of Health of mild ijnr- ! to mime ' proper pliu-c, ami nhall ke*-p Ol' MUJAIII.:S H.Uy.'.'i .'. i.0. ^>j ftoTow n Hall on MonmouthstreetUrf Bank. D Successor to Dr. U. F. Borden. 1 only nlmll he prrncnt) and ;\ I rm» only lion hi, HD nhnll HlHn nuikt- nll (llHlnirpi - otigh. for that purpoHr; nald porinlt Hliall ! Knell iiremlse.-t at nil tlnn-H free from noi;Tiii:iti.v mrtuirrioN TO Fcrsors ha\ine complaints to make will present nhnll tj« employed for tin- i'-m I1 r»r the Gns odminlfltercd. inent* of nionoyH, nnd no (llHhunteniuntH bo firujited for the pcrUnl of onu your i oifcnHlve SUH'IIM anil ..aermnulattoiiH. l'Ol.VT AKOUT KOUItTKHN' 1IU.V- them to tho secretary In,writing. 1 body. Any peiHoij.or IJMMHIS fiiilliiK to 60 BROAD STREET. RED BAHK. N. >• ^hdll; he maile -IIUIOHK HO oi'iltrflii hy tlu and ronewod nniumlly tliertafter. and ho Hecllon it No cnrl ur^ntlK-r velik-U' ])ll|.:i) AMI FIFTY I-'KKT SOl'TH- ABB AM T. BENNETT. President. comply with, violating ur offending- KourU. Ultl.y 1'WJM TOWKR HIM. AVK-;RATUOND DOUOIITY. Secretorv. blgned by tliH I'rt>Hlrii»nt uml nttoHted by for carrying any niTal, -HWIU, garbugf, HKainiH any of lite pi-n\ isinn.s of this Hcptlnii 10. Tlu« Sfin^ury Iimpoctor y\'K NUAIl TH1-: nol'NDAKV l.INR the Secretury. Halu year to end Decem- HKOPH OI- rubhlKh, or the cnntentH of nny Hucthm H'nall, on convict inn thereof, for- RRANTH A. SURVEYOR AND CONVEYANCE. Mintli inftkH a report tf) tlit- Hoard ol' Ol-' TIIK HOItOIJdll, AS SHOWN RV B bcr ,'llHt of each year. privy vault, retfNpnnl or other rercptacii' feit and puy a penalty not to exceed 1 EW YORK AND LONGBRANCH . . R=?_ .^«*i "• »• Health lu writing, nt eiuli iqootlng, *K»|l- Till'} ISOKOtlfill Si-;WI-:it MAI . Tll- UB BrldK0 Avenuo Hectlon 5. The Board of Health, may I fw nitli, or having upon It, or In nay- Klfty DollnrH, RAILROAD. WlS GeorKo"Cooper for fifteen ye«r«. tiitely Htutlnw what nt-rvlce lu? linn por- revoke forthwith tho permit grunted to | thing on Hiieh cart, nr vehicle nny ma- GHTHKU WITH TIIK API'UIITH- N fttrmed, Iho number of nremlnofi he IUIH any noi-Mon, pnrtnerHhlp or t-orpomtl nine or nmiHcuuH or nltciiNlve KulJHtanct'H, Hectlon 10. Tlie Bonr.l of Health may, NANC'I'-S N'EOKSSAnY THKKIOKOK TImo Tablo In effect June 30th. 1012. AND Till': MAXN'IOR OK ASSESSING UiHpeuted, find ulwn wlmt fni'tH have MK nforoHuld, wlin violates uny of the shall, wltliout nc-fcuHity tluicfor, ntnnd In tlmou of cplc1emie.H of riintuKious or Stations In Now York: Central It. R. of Now I TI7ILLIAM H. FOSTER, > Till1! COST AND KXI'KXSH TIIKUK- coma, to IIIH kuoivle<1ffi> coiiec-rnlnu: the pi' IKIH or romahi, before or noar any bujldtng, in'frclloiiH (lisenfieB, CHtfihli.^li nml inn hi- Jorsoy. foot Liberty Street and WeBt 23d Street; I VV REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE OK Pennsylvania Railroad. 7th Ave and 82d Street. AND LOANS, Hiinltary condition of tho H»roiigli. ]t tn IIIH, hpr or tlu>|r POHKOHHIOH any milk IIIIKTO of hiiHlncKS or otiii'i' prcmlKCH lain nt HH discretion'a hmiinnuy Isola- Hlmlt; be Hie duty of the Hunltary ln- tion hoKpitnl to which in;i\ l>c remoM'rl Tin it iirdnlned liy.the couni-Il of tlie bor- Hudson Terminal (H. ii M. K. R.) Church and „, N. which Hhnll lull below tlio HttUo Htamhinl where any person may b'-; nor nhall the TONT0W Hpcotlir of tlit- Hoard nnd IIIH JtHxlBtuulH persons Buffwing .With ciuiiaKicns or In- OUBII of Iteil Bank: Cortlandt Streets, foot of Cortlandt and Den- ! "TO«T0"™- _ of 12 per ct'ht of total HOIIIIH, or who pei'Hon iiHlng Bald cart, or vehicle, oc- to examine. Into the healthfnln.*H of stmll be <-onvlcti'd of vlolaliiiK any pro- feL-tloiiH dlHeancH.o 1. That u Intorul Kewer with the cupy any unreaHonahle length of lime iti brossca Streets. EO. D. COOPER, evM;V dwelling and Ixdldln^ unsHiiry rnnnectlonH theri.ror- be eon- K unloading, or In parsing K. 'CICArTWU V. strueteil 111 Spring .slrecit, cxtendlnK TRAINS WILL LEAVE RED BANK CIVIL ENGINEER, IHOH .jn thin Horouisti, uml for thin pur- tlio Slnttj nf t New Jnrsny, ontltleri, "An O any bit-ret or thrmiKti any in habited For Perth Amboy. 6 65, 6 37. 7 10. 8 02, 9 17. !> 45 to Goo. Cooper C. pone they, mid nlno tin- miMnbeiH of tlio Act tu HPiMire tlio purity of food, bever- MAHHIAfJKS, B1UTHS ASM DKATIIR. from the proposed sewer exteimlon at R'EDBASK.M... placcor frronnd; nor nhall any mich curt the InterH.'i'tlon of the center line of a. m.; 12 00 neon, 1 4C. 2 48, 4 30, 7 38. 8 12 FostoQlce BuUdlnGr, lioawi or lhaltii, muy enter upon nil agPH, con fret Ifinory, rondlini'iitH, druKH Kei'tion 1. Kvery person h;iving au- or vehicle or tlio driver tlioronf, or any- KpiiiiK HtreeL with the center line of Mc- (Saturdays only). 5 23 p. m. Sundays 8 68. proiniHOH nail into every dwelling IIOUHO and niodlrlni'f, und tn prevent deception thority tr> solemnize" iniirriageK shall 1 Ihlng flpportalning, hv. (or hy any per- l.ui-on Htreet, in u Houtherlj" direction to 037 a.m.-. 3 00. 9 53p.ra.. uiid (ml Ml UK. nn often IIN It ^htill be. tn I lie (llNtr)liutlon and unle thoroof, ' ap- trnnHmlt to iho RfglHtnn- in Vital Htti- r EORGE K. ALLEN, JR., non having R right to omit ml tho mime, a poinL'iilmut fourteen hundred und Itfty For Elizabeth. 6 65. 6 37. 6 51. 7 09. 7 r,9, 8 02. 9 17, deeirted nwe^HHry by thin Board, to li»iirn proved March 21, 1001, and tlie BUpplc- tlBlh'H of the Borough •>!' v'tuv iiavn n V» CIVIL ENGINEEENGINEER ANDSP the Httnltary conmni/.t»: offered for Hfil naid room, Htall or plac^ Hcction I. All cnrtH and vchiideH, 7 40. 7 59 (Newark only). 8 02. 825, 8 30 (New P. 0. Address, 191 Broa and itH appurteiinnccH, in a olonnly nnd of thlH BPctlon shall, 01 .Ictlini Hi, rf- sewer Hliall be under Hie supervision of York only) 843. 9 17. 9 45. 10 51 (New York During me box«H, tyhy H anandd rvtptaelt tl'*-*rpontl'*-r . Ihr T«lephone 264. wholoaotjio cdnflitjon; flpd every perpon 1 the Htn-et Hiiperintenilpnt. intervalH betvvdeuU »? tli« whlcihli r uny Hulwtancolt H in tin1 pr of, forfi-It and T>ay a*-i ,y not, tu only).a.m.;1200 noon.l 46 2.48. 3 69.4 10 (Now ,httvlUK.rhnnTP,. or lntoieeted ov-engnped; n preyedIIIK id.. That tin- cost and expense of Ihe HourA ho julidll vetifj , iry to* section rcfvrrtxL.tpr mnr Hu tir.be cacrK^rt cei'd Twmrty Oollftri** York only). 4 30. 4 47'Wewntk only), 4 64. 6 02. Whether nij prhuripnl or agent, In 'Uv* construction of Mich newer shall he IIH- L. EDWARDS, llic Pri'Hident; iiifiFfn I ^Imence of tlte'? ulifill bi>. rttrong nrd tight, nnd the. HMPB Section 2. The phy ytitai n or midwlfp 7 28, 7 SB. 812 (Saturdays only), D 23. 9 57,10 56 earo. of., or iin reflpect to the cuntody or sensed in the milliner provided by the W COUNSELLOR AT LAW. ru-rtmcdi rim repdrtH Hhwll be madq -tu Hhall ho MO high al»>vo tlit* load or con- preneht at'tlie birth oif bbver y rl I horn ! (Snturdaysonly).p.m. Sundays.8 68.937,11 44. lll51 Bftk' of any inout, Hah, JilrdH, fowl, fruit, Kenenil horoiiRli net. revision of 1S97. LONQ BRANCH. N. 1.. (Poetofflco B AGO that nil'TH-IU. load ftluill fall, leak of np\\l therefrom. phyHleluhll n or mlilvvir,'idif . ( 10 imrt'iil or wl't- i York onlyj. 9 00. 9 26. 9 63 (Newark only), 9 57 food, shall put und prenervu the Hame,ia menls thereof. vlHlnn* of tin. ordliuuiei'H'Of the Board SeoioiSeotioii r»r . Any owner'owner', a'gonta'gont , tontonnnt,n . neaH prpHeiit at Haid idHJi, Hliall report ?n a clpnnly iind wholeaome condTtton, and 1 hereby upiiiovc the above ordinance ' For Long Branch. Anbury Park. Ocean Grove, ECHANO-THERAPY. of Itfpiilth tire enforced an well •«« nil or orritpant of nny lot, ground, lniilding, wrltliiB to the IIPEIKI fr of Vital Sin.- order,** und ' roKiUiillniiM of tho IJoiinl: nil All nnt nlliMK t)*r> ••«• *^^ .1 *> *« it ti ** n«« ««fc this lr.tb day 11 r July, 1912. Point Pleajant and intermediate stations. 122 (Known QS Swedish Movements of tho elmll not allow tlio HIIHID, or nhy part j IIOUHO o'r HIIIIIIP, Iii this ltoiW_ K„i i nn , tiHtloM all iiartlculars'coiiconilnn srnjil M 1 Kit AN K riTTHN'CI-Ht, I 6 05.8 40. 9 45. 1002,1023a.m.; 12 20.12 45.138 BB U. HAGBLSTAM. Hlmll' per«onnrly- Innpt'c' t' ni*l' pii• theri'of. 10 ho iiolnonpil, Infoctpd or roil- j tlce frtim thlH Board off llPftllh, Hhall 1 IJII'IH. calli'd for un llii-.tilnnK form.-" fur- Attest: Mayor. (Saturdays only). 143 (Saturdaysonly). 167. Tlefl Bank N J. 1* Monnioutn Bt, nnil InventlKiUo ull dorcil unnufc or unwliolcnomu for liu-'i forthwith remurG from nlll lot ground 1 nlHlu-tl hy him fur that purpose, uml said com- A. C. IIAUHlKON. 2 03 (Saturdays only). 2 24 (Saturdays only). pl'UfitH and reori t Ihrivmi to tljo 1111111 food. MiililliiK, Iniiim". or Hliihlp, any'rulililHli,' report Hhall he mud'- on or h.-foi-p Ihe I lloroush (•lerk. 2 35 (Saturdays only), 2 41 (Saturdays only). or the ITcHli i*nt, mnl Klmll KCI-VP Hpctlnn 7. No Impin-p. unhpaHliful or Kul'lHiRG, offal or any otlu-r OITCIIHIVP ""t day of the following month n-st nf- i 2 67, 3 14, 3 50. 4 28 (North Asbury Pnrk and u e l il uotlcPHllc . irp.|iilr,-il i unwliolyHomo mi al, flHh, lilrfls. or fowl, or and recommcralea by » ',5 ™_.-fi. inatter or lliinn. ami nny person, on no-| tor the dull' of Hiilil hlrtli. Any iipi-xan OBDINANCE. south) 4 50. 5 19. 642. 5 50, C 22.0 38, 7 42. 8 30. by tin* or CIU'CUHHeuruHH,, nu-atmeat,. oorr fl.'Hh of moved from premlHOH except iluriiiK tlie Ht'Ptlon :!. Nn 11HlQI-take1 r , oth KliAI, SUWKII AM) CONXF.CTIDXH LEAVE NEW YORK FOR^ RED BANK. D In the Eisner Buildinsr, Room 16. i nuiy Iju rociulml ufhlm by (hlR any t-attle, Hlieep or Hwiii'e kilh'd w following IHIUI-H: I-inin May 1st to No- perHun, Hliull hur> I 1. or brine: into, or IN -KI.M l'l.Al'K, (KOrtMKHIjY GII.-. R. f N. J.. footof Liberty street.4 00, 830. llonrH. Ht^ Hlmll lvrnlvo su<-li {'oni))oi]Kit- In li illHi-nxi'dn, ovi'l-liHitFilvilliH, , fevnrlHl h or vember 1st, frum H p. in. lo G. a. in. removu from I IIIH HH MKll thi' dead body CR o Bed Bank, N. i L-KSI'IK STUKHT), FROM Hl'IlINU i 00 11 80 a. m.; 12 35 (Saturdaysonly), 1 00 tlun »H may lie ili't«mlncil by tho Hourd i-xliuiiKtrtdd I'ondltliindltl , i|jr any nilr whlel h From November 1 Kt tp May lwl, KiirbiiKe of any pernon with. ul llrnt having re- 0 Telephone 184 1 KTUKI'.T I-:XTI-:.\'I)IKC. Wl«TBI:l.Y (Saturdays only, 1 20 (Saturdays only), 1 SO, at (he time nl hln iip|»>|i)ttnriit. Hlmll he lenn tlnin foul£IK that Hhnll be lelvtlian live wt'ekH tents of ci'HHpoolH, privy vaultH, etc., tlntk-H 01 rhyHli'lllli uf the lloiu.l r.f Sil-nVKIt IX HA IP KI.M l'LAl.!!'!. TO- 12 01,(midnight). Sundays 3 30.8 45. 9 15,10 00 OSTEOPATBIST. Si'ctlon II. Hni-clnl Dpilci-M for the old. nr any liimli tjihrwhiill he U-MH than Hhnll only l>p removcil from bourn 8 p. in. Healtli. u p,'i-uill lo dn no; Kiil.l pi-rntlt D 1 a. m.: 2 80.4 00. 9 00. p. m.: 12 01 midnieht. anxleiiipnt ot HUIHIIIU-PH, claHlni! of w< HM eight n-i'Flis old, lie hrnllKllt Info, or Hold Mliall lip ^trninli' d onl:y upop n preH.-ntpi K (IK'I'MKI: WITH nil : AI'ITHTIO- 133 Monmouth Street to I, a. m. al any lime. C R E-ofN. J.. foot of Went 23d street. 8 20.9 60; Tuesdays and Friday, only, 12:30 P. u. to reinnynl <>t unr\>i>u<\ uiiiiinro nml for-or offered fur Hale, for hiinmu food, In him the certlllcnte nf dertlli. which Hlmll Section 7. Any person offending N'AXfKK NKCKNSAUY THKUKKOU 11 20 a. m.; 12 lio (Saturdays only). 12 TiO (Satur- Graduate American School of Ost«JI>»tJw IIIIKI+, lii'i'vpiillim of thp Hpii'iiil of cnii- thoe TlornuKBnriiUKlhi ouf l-'alI'alr lliivonMven . ho In necnrdimci' with the reinilii'incnlH violating the PI'OVIHIOIIH of AMI TIIK MAN'XKR OF ASSKKSINO days only),l 10 (Saturdayu only), 1 20.3 U0, 3 30, KirkBville.Ml>Bourl. IIIKIOUH, Innrlluiin mi.I cnmiminlralilr Hpi'tlon 8. N (tf lu Hectlon. inwholn- tl11H • chapter, or any sw-llon thereof, I * ' next foll Till-: COST AM) HXI'KNHK T1IKUH- 4 30, 4 E0, 5 20. 6 20, 8 50, 11 B0 p. m. Sundays, alHeii'Hi'*, uml fur tin; innliiti'iiiiiii'p of Ilii' Hum,, fruit, ntitH or v,-K.-lnldi'.s Into the lloro shall be im|| ,„, convli-liim thereof, forfeit am' OI-". 8 35, 9 05. 9 60 a. m.: 2 20. 3 E0. 8 50. 11 E0 p. m. puhllp lii'iilth mny ln> iniiili' liy Ih.. llonr.l. InollKht Into suit! MoroilKli. from without, '•commtMidutlon or !l,-ld. penalty not to exci'ffl Twenty-flv lie it oi'diilneil by the council of Ih.- bor- Penn. It. R 7th Ave and 3",1 Street. N. Y.. 7 00.9 04, R. \TH. J. WOLFERT, WMI'I.AINTS. hoiiKlit or HOI.1 or iirfi>i,'d f.u- sale f. n- H ftn- tin* (hut olTriiHo, nnd for each the llounl of II • it 11. u- the. phy.-iiriul uimli of lied ilunli: OSTEOPATH. , I. Th t ;i lnteriil se ver with tlie 1112 a. m., 12 34. 130 (Saturdays only). 2 31, D •Section 13, All enniiilnlnlx n'lntlvi> to liunmn food, or hold oi- hopt lu anv ^ui'iit orfcn.Mc a Mini not tn exceed the Honi.l of II. in Any.person or p. 94 Broad Btrcot. Red Tank, N. J. nmrkpl, imlilic or prlviiti", or foiinei'tloiis tlK i-i-fiu- he eon- 3 42 4 01 (SntunJayB oxcepted). 4 34, 6 12, 7 01 lllll^Ulll'OH O|- VlollltltlllS Uf til,. »n||||ltlllM>H In any Klfty DollniM. .ions fulling to , miii'v"w'itlV."'vli")iniVi;i! i »<-i-''»!"»'>' p. m. SunUaya 8 38, 330, 1112 a. m., 1 30, 6 12 Graduate of Philadelphia collece of Olrt«©«tW. puhlh- I'lat-t' In Hn111 HoroilKh. n hln. I*'"-.,.. ' rnrmerly Cill- 108 or ti». iiuuril Kliull im ma.li' in wriiiiiK .. . IV. or offending ntiiii . ,i,l««,ctlj,,j sh,,,. «r.u;; i.,. Philnilclphiacolleceot Anatomy. A™"! ; P!2* yi-i-tlon Ii. No nifiit, pnultry, Kami 1 i KprliiK Hti.it nnd- IUKI Hignc.l hy tin- jjeiHOn ur Ti^rHoiiH .'K DISKAKKS AND QIIAlt- mi c'onvli'tion tin- forfel |).i> -i l Ppnn'n 11 H , Hudson Terminal (H. & M. R. R.) ato of American school of OB eopathy miikioK tlu> conifilnliit. llHh filiull lip I11111K nr t'XpoH'Ml I'm- Hill 111 penully not lo ex 1 I'lfty DiUlnrii. . to .•ntineet with Ihe vllle. Mo., under tho founder of the iclenco. lll-est'lil sewer 111 s:lld Him I'lu.-e. Church and Cortlandt Streets. 7 0.'. ll 00. 1110 HTAMIINd ITOMMtT'rKMM liny Hli-pt't ni- otitHl.li' of nny HIIIIII Heclion I. Kvery pliy'sh-lan pilict 111 UK .Section I. Wli' ii uny pei'Hon Hhull .lie 1 :'. Tluit the pipes ri'.iuircd lu the enn- a. m.. 1229 (Saturdaysonly), 12 30,1211 (Sntur- Hcutlou 111. A Sniiltiitlon rnmiiilitoo Htori . «r In thn opi'ii ilonnvnyH, or op.-n 1 IhlH HnrmiKh Hhull r.-|nii In wilting within thlH Iloroi «I|. tho pliy.Hlchiii who Mtiucthin of Haid sewer nhall be of a HIZO daysoiily),2!14,3 42,402, (Saturdaysexcepled), Blmll IK unimltitnl who Hliull net In NJIMI- wlmlnn-H thpi-pof In (In. linroiiKli of l-'ulr < this HIM,ril of lleillth the inline uud mny have nUen.l -.1 iliirlnK Hi,- lust ill- nnd kl MI I to conform with the pipes with 4 28. 512. 7 0Op. m. Sundays B!10, 8U0, 1110 till ciiHrH. lluvi'll. No nil-ill or dead unlnml nliovi' l;e of every pill lent he or she HIUIII iienH Hhall rurnlsl 11 II* undertaker or unv UI..'H|7.P of iv mlihlt Hliall li,< talo'ii to which suhl newer shnll connect. a. m.; 130. 617 p.m. Th|x ('(iiniullti't! Hluill lio oomi)0Ni.|l of inve uUeniied, afl'.'Cted with Asiatic m-nilier or the finilh' with a cerlllU-Hle uny juihlii- .11- private niurlvi't to IK' Hold 3. Tlutt the < iiiiHtructlon of Haid For further particulars Bee tlme-lables at Ilirro III.III1I.IH, uii.l nhuii H,,,Vr iino war holeru, Hmull|)OX (Ineludlh^ vnrlololdj, or dentil. Hhlch c •rtlHeato Hhall be made Dr. H. B. VanDorn fur liuninn fonil uiilll Hi,' Hume Hliull Fewer Hllilll be under the supi'ivlsion of iiiul unlll th.'lr HIUM'I'HBIIIH me aiiiiniiiiiil illplitlii'ilii, (ini-mhrnnnuH cniup), yel- nut nn, und Hhull .oiniirlHo nll Ihe fads the Hli'-et sitiiei liitemlcnt. L. W. BERRY. Superintendent. N. Y. and L. B. Tu Illlx ciiliiinltti'i' Hhnll I).. ii.f,.iT...l huvi' h 1 fully I'ool.'d nflpr killing, nor i>w, typhuH, typlini.l ,,r Hi-iulet fever, I Mtnti-,1 In tlo- l.l.inlil; r.'lnifi furnlHlicd for DENTIST, 4. Tliilt tlio cosl and I'Xpi'iiw of thn R R iltii'Htloiix IIIIII rani'* I't'iiuirinK spc.-lnl ,.s- •Illlll tliu ,-M I nil IH und f|.,.t (IXIIMII of neusl.'H, nitliehi, vurlcellu (rlilckrn I that purpoH.. by |li.III- .ItefflHtrur of Vllul u" | I'oiiHli'iictlon of Mich sewer shall be usrCHAlt'l.ES O. McFADDIN, Gen. Tass. Agent. Second NntionafBank Building iiinliiutlon or Invt'HtlKiitlim. Tills coni- poultry mid unmo und fpi't of iiwlnu) |iox). tiiberculoHlH (.if ntiy orKiinl, pluKiie. ! ii'iioii or peiHims f | Hi'Hsi'd In the milliner provided by th1e N. Y. and U II. It. It. Rooms 8 and 9 inlllce Hlmll pimri nt I'ui-li tii.-ciinir nf Hhnll Inivp hi'eu rpinovi'd. lintlnax, Klanilel'H. i-|ild.'lnle. eerehni- liiK lo comply willi, oi- vlolatinir any r Hplnal nieiiliiKltl.1., liil'untlle PIIIUI.VHII, ' I Ki'lH'l'ill liuroiiKli act, revlHliiii of IS',17. GEORGE W. BO YD. Con. Poos. Agent. Penn. It. R. tlie Honi.l. Ki-i'Uon 10. Wlii'imvpr tlilii Hourd the priivlKlniiH nf ll is Heotlon shull. li'imwy, InfeetliiuH I1IHI'U»I'H of the eye, ... I iimi the iiiii'-iiihiicnts thereto ami Hiipi'le- W C. HOPE, Gen'l PaasunKer Aeent, Central «"«•< H. -An AII.IIUIIK Coiniiiltti'i' Hhall liavc Halllifuct.iry p Hint conviction thereof. |\ i r.-lt and puy a |i [ tracluiinu, Hiipput-ati vi- I'oiijuii.-llvltlHl, llienlK Ilii'i-eof. R. R. of N. J. Hhnll h^ iipiiulnt...! \,y il,,. l'r.nl.l.'iil, uny ivi'll, tli" wnl.'r of w IH II ally not lo MOTII 'I w. nty IlolbiiH, >4>*»4>**4>4>4>*»4>4>4>44>^ i fur doniPHlh' litlriiiiHt'H. IIUM •i-j-HlpcliiH, WIIOOJIIIIK coiiKii, ilyHi-nte.ry, I I lii-ieli.N" ii|ipi-o\-.- tin- above ,'iitliianeo wllo.ip ilnlli'H It Hliull he to il,.|..nnlni> tin' cn.\rTi-;it .vi. liili-d und ri'iidi'ri'd iiiiHafi* lor potuhle ,r any other contaRloiiH or inl'ectlcuiH this If.Hi day "I1 July. I!H-'. <•..ir.M-tii.i-rj. ni' 1,1 nn uml lo |.n-n'iil «;ihl HAXITAHV ("DNIHTIDN O1-' lll'll.li- DK. ROBERT DICKSON, llsenMe thai inaj- hereafter lie publicly I-'KAXK I'lTTKMiKH, HIIIM, HlKIU'.l or uiiKlKlli'il, to tin' Ihianl IISI', nillUl! 111 lllHI'OlltlllllP till' UHP Of Hlllll INI1S AND l)l:AINA(SIO. polluli"! v.nt.'l- Hliull hi' Ht'll t to Ih,' leclaleil by IIIIH Hoard tn h» ilanKnnuiH AtteHl: Mayor. I NEW JERSEY CENTRAL. Veterinarian. at the IIMI Hllrroi'dliiK n-Kiilm- IIIO.-IIIIK, 1 In the pulille health, toKi'tlu-r with tile own.-r. n»;rnl, IITUU-I' ur piirly In clini-Ki A. ('. MAllltlSO.V. TRAINS LEAVE RED HANK. ThlH roninilltirp xliull piniHim or nvii IM-erine loeallly where HIU-II pulh-nt nuiy of any iiuildliu;. "i uny pint Ilii-ienf. DOGS, CATS, TOY DOGS. or mil,I well, uml ul the ,IIH, n-llon of Ililx For Now York. Newark and Elizabeth 5 r,5. 6 3! mi'iiilxn-x, who tilinll m-rv.' f.n inn- v • !>.' found, Imnii'dlat.'ly all, i xuch |ih\xl'- Mhall- IcllMe or li'l. Hi 'lire mil the HIIIUC, (M» a. m.; 5 ni, s r,:l p. m. of two liit-ntl.ciH. hint tlli'h- icrniH Hliull nitMt violnt<:il nnd Ion Hlmll, on eotivlclIon lliet-i'iif, forli-lt nro 111 all ICK|M'I- Unit condition o t Ii IM Mouril may iHoci islnti "I mild il.Ti'iisi'il. will In' iiiulltoa For Lakowood, Lakehurat, 4c. at 0 M. U 0(1 a. m.: In' fur t)in> yi'iir. nml unlll Ih.'lr HII.- i-i-d to (ILIIM<- I tu- nml pay a p'-nalty not tu exceed I'lnv lillni'SM nnil .ll'Hiinieili'HH, fo HIII.1 \\r\\ to bi> 'c*lt> il or l\lli'd up, ih«> mnl stuli.l liv Un' MiirniKnli' nnil ro- ; 2 C9. 4 37, 0 00 p.m. SunilayB, 10 10, 1100 llolllll'H. h IIIIN nnlln, r any law of tli I pnrloil fur Miltli'iniMit to tlii' urphons HILLS. ii^cnt, icHHcei , K|)«<11HI>H ttU'll-fni'. i for Atlantic City. OKI. 1100 a. in. 4 31 p. m. Sun- Hi-l'lllill III. Any lii-llon IPIIIIIIIU In II,.. ilcenie.l neecBHiiry by thin Doar.l to .-H-i-lthfr ut' tlnin. i • i\ny .such pivm Thlliniliiy. tin- llttll iluy of .Srph'lnlior, 1 days. llOfin. m.: 3 .IS p. in. pillilill'lly IIIIIIKIIIP thp II,..nil or Hrnllli in 11. Any pt'i^on or |MM-HOIIH, or tllbllHh Iho true character of any dlH- i'K to hi> ki'pL A. !•., KM- . iiiimt lm li) I'l-Hiilulliili, whl.-h niliNt lip uorponitlon, wlio Hhall full to <-()inpl>' ! For Vlnelnnd. Urklgolon. 4c. 6 r.1. 11 00 a. m.; I'tiHe which they nia.v In-Hove to hi, enin- .Sl'l'tllin ' Xo in !"u havlnic Ihe rluhl Dull,! July IBV 1'.'12. Hlffin'i! l»y Hie l'l-.-nhli'iii, ,n- |>ui...t|.,i OVIT vllti or Nhnll vloluto may of tlu> inn- inuiilcahlo a lucdlcul ejcmulniLtioti of tlie lil nmvi nl Ihe Hiilne. sliilll IIIH vptn li>- Iwo-thiI-.!M vot.. of (IK- whol,- VIHIOIIH of thlK (diaptnr of tlihi nrdhiatirr. .K1IIN 10. I.ANNINO '• For Ton!n "liver and nameidit al r, Ell, 11 00 a. m.: IMTHon or iH-iHoiiH alTecteil hy Kiieh iltr,- IH^ "imlt nny pcismi to • MOMI-II. *-^, • ftlnill, un rtinvli'llnn thM-iMtf, fni-folt niul | 2 G'l OOti p. m. SuniliyH. 10 10 a. m. i-uH.i mny be old, red, tin- inedicul attenil- o In in rcllur, or In un\' 1 my a poniilty not cxrepillnt? Klfty 1ml- Notice of Qottloinent of Account. • Now York only, t Suluritnya only. IlKI'I.Vrno.V I)!' ' 'I'KIIMH. ant Hi'U'cliiiK Hiieh mxillral ineinb.-i- of Id,..!' dntiK i. ludlclul to 111'.- or 11 KHllllO III' Allllll' I., lloi'll, lll'1'l'llHI'll. I W. G. liitm.Kn. W. t;. Horn. Si'Ctlon I. Thi' t.'i-iu "llounl, "Ihh :I\IH for tin* flmt OITPIIRP, nrnl for enrh the lloni'd or lli'iillh IIH lie mny d.-Hlre Huljflf>(|iii!iH ofCcijHo a Hum hot t illlll. liy IVIIH,,II i want of y.iililu- Notlii- Is II.MI'II>- nK'i" IT lit t thi' ni'> - Vico l'res and Gon'l Mirr. Gon 1 PSHS. Ant. linn nl," "Hiihl Iliiuril" anil "lluanl of iH ij a H Hlnli exnlnlnntlou Hhatl bo petinltti'ii lion or .hull.:.,:- l.y reuHoii of llu' (f(f u 111 ii ll tounls of Hi.' MiliMirlli.-r, in ImliiU'ti nliii- | c:i(ili! llci.llli" Hliull In' Inlil to ni.-iin llii- Hi.mil inlirl Dolhtrn. ull ut telidantH anil pel-Hntni. All\' nf uny '..noun, iiuxlini.i or l.f llenllli of IIIP llmotmh ,,t l.'uh- lluv.li, ion ur pri'souii olTi-n.lhiK nk'iilnHt Hi,' ..I Ih.. .Mh.:. ..I m. 1.1 ,1.-.-.-..-.-.I, v. Ill I,II rilAPTKK II. HllllSlnn i "HIITWIH,-. illlillh'il i.ml HI.II.-II II> tin' tilll'l-UKIItl- nml HCl'MOII ••. 'I'll,. Will.I "I'l-HUliillllllM" iHlllllH 'If Illlll Hi'i'lliill Hlm'll llll riill- NIMHANCKH. :i. No I' I . llMent, h'Hici' Mi- li'linrtril fur tii'll Irni.nt 1.1 Ilii' orplmnH Hllilll In' lli'l.l li) Ini-liiili' "H|ii','liil fmihi- lwiH HI i vlctl.ni thereot' rurf.lt und puy a pen- N l4i'i']ii'r r nnv ni, nt hiiiiyc, Hhii II I'Oiiil of tin' roiintv nl' M.intni.ill h. un llniin" I which lutli'i- ivlll hi. rroin linn- to (Iit >d and d>-rlured to liudmlc aitd iltv lint .exe.'.'dhiir Twenty Ijuiluri'. . MERCHANTS STEAMBOAT CO. OF NEW JERSEY. nil..iv > ' -ill ll number of Tliln.«iliiy. till' IIrill" iiny of Si'l't. nil.i'l', IIIIII- IHHIII'II mnl ulll ronlnln niui.. ,|,<~ Hectloii 3. No inlnclpiil. I.-II, ln-r ,,r mi )l,'l Hi'llH to .lU.'ll. .-i -h-i-p In any HUCII IIIIIPII |HOVIHIOIIH Hum run li,< hi'li'ln IMIII- A. I',, 191:.'. Time Table tn Effect June 24th, 1912. (I) 'lim plM,-lMK or (b'poHltluir, or nl- pelliilepilent of nnv Hrhonl, and nn piiiV i llicieiif, us theivhi Hiiii-.i .in..- ;:,n., im ' vi'iilrnlly HPt furthi; iiu> ii'nni "inn-mil" Muliirrt to chaliKn without nutire. lowhiK to it'iiiulii In or upon nny Mltrct enl or Kunnllull of any cblbl atli'iiullii^ Iii CIIIIMI' any dun u iletrlmi-iil to III',- WII.I.IAM ;'. I'liii.n. Kllllll ll" Hlrill-il tn |n,-an t| . |,, ,,,|H H T oi' pniillr phin>t HI hi nr upon nny oprh nny Hcliool, Hhall iiei'inlt any elilld nick or health. 'Hlim In u-rlllnif of (hlN llnui-.i |iu*ut',l iii'- with a conimunlcabhi clln"UMe, ur any lul or pulilli' or prlviit»> nropi-rty, any .SCCtlnii I. Mn MiMuetil lion Kotlol of Bottl«ni«nt of Aooount. I'onllllK lo HH I ll I nf uml ifuiilntloni,; Hi.- •li'iul nnlinii) or art)' pun oi the Hunt,,or child ifHMIntf In any IIOIIH,? wher.' ntu-ji ••very inii-t thi' . ill he kept i'i. 1 IHI-UHI. Htiitll cKlHl. to nt I,'iid any i.chool Knluli" of Wllllnlii I'I. HlroiiK, ili'i'miivl. Steamers Sea Bird and Albertina. word "ll«lil" nhall hv hrlil to i,.f,r lu nnv ii'-iiil Huh <>i* nny imrl of J lit ' HIIUII', ill.II.ni ..r din. 1 lli'M-nlli An'.mil. niiiiirnl, i'>t,'iiinl lluhl I ull WOUIH • il nny uffnl nr K"i'l»ii{i\ 1)11 mil li vv lilll.mii'b lime IIH 111,, Hi.mil ,,t Henllli tiiiHh, Illlb, uml.,i in I Klb.'i- miitl.'i- In. Nullri' hi lit'ii'h> Klvi'll Hint tin' nr- Between 1'ler 21. foot or Franklin Strtct. New York (Landing at th* ttattiry nml iiliniHini lii'ii'ln ili'llnp,! nlmll 11I1.0 In- HWcrpltiKH (pro\|l Of rlinlf. Ihi'li- nnnul unit nutuiul unit ill 11K". uml ollior immure nuiy h<> nnoil IIH n fri- ntiRer of conununiciittiitf th" illm-nHi* h, court. piiMiutui', i .i alley i II.,--. 1 Hie "i.l'.l' Hfllll ll.'l'l-lllll'.l. Will |M< to take on and Ut off I'muenaen only), nnil Hti/hlamh, Highland Btach, HK-wrll IIM flump livri'ln uppclally Klvt-n. tlltri'i) nr ftny ninlon or pulrld mint, nr theiH. Any peiHon or iierHotiM offi'tiil- with ol' hcloiiitl ,' till- Vuiiiic The lldlteil llli.l > li*,! liy lln> nut ruitnti' nml Mi'i'tlllh H. Tin* tilirnHp " itiittloim nny foul nr DfTnnnlvc ur nhnoxbniH mih- IK UKulllHt mij' uf (lie prnvlHloiiH of IhlH tnviiN', llu.nl, l.'r Ocfanle, Fair Haven and Red Hank, .1 occupitni of JI11\ UI.'mi'iif I'i I'M- lli'i.linnli lIlM'll*!'" Hllilll IIP lii'lil In In.-llnl,. nnv eelluu Hball IIII conviction thereof r.,r- tcneineiit tmiisi. TolKphona C«ll Hill Fimdilln, Nrw Y.irk, ami 42.1 llnl lUnk. N. J. NtlllM'l' Wlllltt'VCr. I',ill Ihereor fuiil .uui i.r Hi,-uuiity MT Miiimmtilh. nn lIlHnilH,' or All Illfrl'tlllUH. I'OtllllKlollH oV (Ill Tin' throwlnir Upon or nlhwln^ In rell and pay a penalty not to exceed 1 Hie in.nn,. p.iHj.- IM'IIIV 11,ilium 'riiin'.'i.iii.. it Iirih iluy nl' M'.pK'iiilMi, RED BANK. FOR NEWjYORK pi'Hllll'iillal nuliiii' with Hhh-li nnv |nr-throw from nny pn-inlHrH upnn nny alien, HtuliH, II wlii.lixvn. .1 i.. A. li, nil::. Kuii niui lip uli'li, iirrpiti'il in- nlliiilii'.l Htrrot or pnbilr place, upon bd or pnlilb' Hecllon I. In CIIHI' any .-otitiiKloiiH or Will 111. llllIU'., . . ,-,'H<| In I in.I,.I .1 tie Illlll, 1IU2. Dully .icoi.t Hun.l.v. pally rxrept Buiulty. (11101P i-M|MM-liill>-f IIOWUVPI-, ri'fi'rrliiK I" or private pn*|i<>rty, or tint allowing io iimulihlealilo dlHoliHe iicf'iii-H In thlH llor- lIl'lllllM - liOIIHI> or pin l of A i . i i ' i : i '. IIMNll, cliol.i(ii, j "llnw ffvpr. tiih.VII l'l"r VI. f.i il llf Frnnkllii inn illtOK, illplilli.-iln. «l,l|i 1,1 lyplinx, nny wn*|<> innttcr, dirty wiitfi , Hlnpn, al Ihe iluiiiellnii ur tin, ll.iiiil or II.-itIlii, >|>anl Ho orti'ii un 2 ill |,,«vHr.l Hank iiff IIt, \\ 11.1.1 ATM (IllAIXir. Mtrri't Iviiliolil, lurmilllp IIIUIIIVMIK niul n.-nriol llipihi Itlth, ovrrllow front tfHHpnni nr be liiolutcil, or i.nl.1 |lernou may bf lc- I l "ii|d llomit oi Hi. IJ«>.. lun.ii- I •'. ;• f.f, " I'alr llavtin fpver), mid iilmi IIII'IIIIIIIIU any ni'iv illn- tulvy vnull, m- n\\y onViodv* Ihmld inut- niovt-,1 lo HUCII u I'u'ulltv IIN the lluanl olllc.'iH, und Hhull. o tiolllli'd lo .In • ... Arrlvti IIIUIIIIIII.I. ..|n,,1.'i 4.40 ! " Lm nut Tnlnt PIIHA nr mi 11.r.i tl..ii... roiiiiiKlouii or n.«- t 'ht ur II,'iillh nmy ..1.1.-I-IULI .III.-, I, mid nil tv^ll nnd luitll. Im .' I l|,'\V1 III,I,tll III l>l'H uliiI vi'hlcli'H which tuny heioiue hi- eilcll \-| lll . ly Mil r ill I'I "f Hi" 1'iinrl o " l-'«lr IU»rn .. .ll.r.n I Arrive llntury l.nn.lhig «l-nit.... vault. eeMHpool, or oilier ree-'plncl fnr III' .ImiHi'lnllH lo III.' imlill,. hrnlMl. fi-t't'-il h\- Hit* tiltfHenei' nr iM't'HoliM nf iiur.'l ' of N"» I' !>.") . Ml."I" mi III. " Itnlll.lik il r, KianUIln rilr.ot " ... filth; iilno anv iirlvy xiiult, ri'Hnpo HPI-IIIIII TI W'h i It hliiill In' .l I I ulll rni|.:i HiM-IInn (. 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Early RED BANK. last week he pulled 200 ears of corn, and on Saturday he gathered 1,000 ears. B 1 in BATOHT0Y7H SEWS. SHXEWBBUBV HEWS. Tithing in * Pond. AntcmoWa Wuck In th. Mad at Moa-Men'i Serrtc« to bo Held A good deal of fishing has been done Fark Suit Week. Ohurclf Sn&day. in the marl bank pond the past spring All our suits are honestly priced and are excellent values at our regular prices. W. Dell Wallbridge and family A service in charge of the men of and summer/ The pond is fed by a went for an automobile sight-seeing stream of Water which runs from For instance: Our $15.00 suits are made in the best possible manner and guaranteed the parish will be held Sunday morn- several springs on the Conover form. trip on the old Monmouth Park last ing at the Presbyterian church. It Sunfish, catfish and eels are the prin- week. The machine got stuck in thewill be a men's service, but this does cipal things caught. Holmdel people in every way. At our present price of $10.90, they as well asour other priced suits cannot mud near-a lake, and Borne of thenot mean that women must not attend. as well as Everett folks fish in the members of the party went to the vil-1 The speaker will be William Ball of pond, and a party of Holmdelers got be duplicated anywhere. . H • lug• _ e fo^ r help11 . . ffllTh . e machin_L !. e was I^NeT w York^ v i , secretarii y ojf> th• t e • »Interna • - a big string of fish in the pond a short If you should buy one an5 you are not satisfied for any reason whatever, or for no jacked up out of the mud, but thetional Young Men's Christian Associa- time ago. ,( driving shaft and rear axle were tion committee. reason at all, bring it back and get your money. That's what we think of our suits. badly bent. Sunday-School- Picnic. Corntllus Toomvy'a N*w SEozst. yaw B»«td«nt Here. The Presbyterian Sunday-school Cornelius Toomey has discarded his Mitchell Raymond of New York has went on its annual picnic to Asbury bicycle and has bought, a horse and moved in rooms over Bowerman & j Park last Friday. The picnickers wagon from William C. Ely of Holm- ••* RE1AD THESE PRICES: Robinson's upholstery shop on Lewis i were delayed in arriving home on ac- del to travel back and forth to Brook- street. He is a motorman on the Red \ count of bad trolley connections. Sun-dale farm at Lincroft, where he is em- Bank and Long Branch trolley line, i dav-schpols of Christ church and St.ployed. - H«w Trolley Employed ; John's chapel ore on their annual pic- Two bolts of lightning struck a po- nic todt> SUIT SALE. Prank Eeilly, who recently moved y- tato,field on Charles Jjrasch's farm SUIT SALE- from New York to Patrick Drennan's "--•'— «" last week and killed several vines. Grading Bis Oronnds. Another bolt struck in Crawford's house on the Tinton Falls road, is em- Charles M. Patterson is grading the ployed on the Red Bank and Long woods on the Nutswamp' road. grounds of his propropertp y on Sycamore Mr. and Mrs. William Little of New Men's and Young Men's Boys' and Children's Branch trolley line. avenue. Last fall he dug out a large York spent part of last week with W. J. Wllliama'a Sew Job. space in his yard for an Italian gar- Mrs. Little's mother, Mrs. Mary Daly. W. J. Williams has given up his po-po1-1 den- to decided not toahav ee Suits. Suits. a alden and the hole ls beln filled in Miss Mary Hickey has been spend- sition with the Prudential insurance j K K - ing several weeks with her brother, company and Is employed on the Red ; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Grovcr spent John Hickey of Tuxedo Park. . Bank and Long Branch trolley line. ; last Thursday with Mr. Grover's par Mrs. John Sowden has been enter- $2.00 Suits now $1.45 Uncovering- from Blctnen. ents at Lakewood. Obadiah Martin of taining relatives and friends from $ 6.00 Suits now $ 4.20 ' The ten-year-old son of Addison i Atlantic Highlands spent Saturday New York. Davison of South Katontown has been with his daughter Mrs. Groyer. . Benjamin Hankinson and Arthur 2.50 Suits now 1.85 sick with a heavy cold bordering on t ..1Irs: Bowdoin F. Hazard is recoy- Soden have started produce routes to 7.50 Suits now 5.40 pneumonia, but is now about again. ering from a broken collar bone due to Red Bank. ' • \ a fall from a horse. She no longer Joseph Magee and family spent Changes on a Farm. has to carry/her arm in a slinp. one day last week at Kcansburg. 10.00 Suits now 6.90 3.00 Suits how 2.15 Edward Newman has given up his i JI,.S. Bri'ttin and her daughter of Patrick Carton is laid up with chills position on W. Dell Wallbridge's farm Long Branch arc spending si few days and fever. w at Shrewsbury and his brother has with Mrs. Brittin's parents, Mr. and 12.00 Suits now 8.40 3.50 Suits now 2.45 taken his place. - . . • Mrs. George D. Bradford, Sr. COLT'S NECK NEWS. Brlof items, i Mr. and Jlrs. Samuel Clark spent Mr. and Mrs. Edward McDonald,: Saturday and Sunday with • Mr.Two Besldents of This Place Bome from 4.00 Suits now 2.85 Jr., and Mrs. Edward McDonald are , Clark's mother, Mrs. William Morton the Hospital. 13.50 Suitsnow 9.40 spending a few dayday s with Edward ; of Brooklyn. Joseph' H. Lefferson and Raymond McDonald of Tottenville, Staten •. and Mrs. Aaron Armstrong and VanMater, son of John H. VanMater, 5.00 Suits now 3.75 Island. their son Charles took an automobile returned home last week from the 15.00 Suits now 10.90 Thomas Dickinson is confined to ththe £Pto Duke's park at Somerville on Long Branch hospital, where they un- bed with sickness. He has been in j * "day. derwent operations for appendicitis. 6.00 Suits now 4.45 poor health some time, and last week Charles S. Gilladeau, Jr., has ve-They have completely recovered. 18.00 Suits now 12.90 his condition took • a turn for the | turned to Crawford's Corner after a A tree on Peter Coss's place at worse. ! stay with his grandfather, Charles H. Vanderburg was struck by lightning 6.50 Suits now 4.85 Mrs. Mary Covert of Pine Brook,' Hurley. last week. 20.00Suitsnow 14.40 who for the past three weeks has been , Preparations are being matie for the Mrs. Mary Diamond and her niece, suffering from an ulcerated jaw and annual church fair for the choir fund Miss Emily Bennett of Bayonne, are 7.00 Suits now 5.00 cheek, is much improved. 1 of Christ church on Thursday of next guests at E. H. Statesir's. 22.50 Suits now 16.40 Miss Leap and Miss Williams, whp week. Charles Prothero harvested an acre • are taking a summer course at Colum-; jiiss Josie Kelly and Miss Schu- of rye last week with an old-fashioned 8.00 Suits now 5.40 bia University, spent Sunday with jmac k of New York were Sunday grain cradle. The cradle is quite a 25.00 Suits now 17.90 friends here. [guests of Miss .Mary Carr. I curiosity. A number of people gath- e red at Mrs.' Samuel Knighg t and her RevRev.. DwighDwipht t WW. Graha. Grahamm ooff Eas East t . toe farm to see it in opera- nephew Sylvester Ferry spent part of i Orange spent parfof - las• t• week• wit••h • tion. 30.00 Suits now 21.40 10-00 Suits now 6.90 last week with relatives at Baltimore, j Rev. F. B. Swfczcy. During a heavy thunder storm last Walter Wolcott returned Saturday} Miss Eva Stryker of Marlboro, week the mill pond overflowed -its from the Long Branch hospital, where formerly of this' place, is visiting banks at many places. About 75 loads 12.00 Suits now 8.40 he was treated for kidney trouble. ...friends .here. of dirt near the ice chutes at the Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Overhiser of : Mrs. DeCoppett is home from a trip creamery were washed out. Blue Serge Suits Included. South River have been visiting Mr. i to Europe and is visiting- her son here, Blue Serge Suit Special- : Walter Fields has opened an ice and Mrs. Joseph W. Johnston. j \VW.. P. Brov.'Biov.'ih i s confineI=--JI-^d to_ th e• house cream store. Loretta Elgrim, daughter of John iw jth sickness. $10.00 Blue Serge Suits now $ 6.90 "W. Elgrim, is making a stay with her Henry Taylor of Vandevburg grandmother at Long Branch. bought a team of horses from William 12.00 Blue Serge Suits now 8.40 STI^AW HATS REDUCED! Mrs. Gill and Miss Florence Gill of XINCJJOFT NEWS. C. Ely last week. Sea Cliff, Long Island, are visiting Miss 'Harry Shinn of Pemberton 15.00 Blue Serge Suits now 10.90 Mrs. Harry Wolcott. First Sweet Corn of the Season Pulled by spent last week with Mrs. Joseph H. All Our Straw and Panama Hats Miss M. A. Reynolds of BBehester, Joftn Fenton. Lefferson. New York, has been visiting Miss The first sweet corn of the season 18.00 Blue Serge Suits now 12.90 Norah Quinlan. ,a t this plac. e was. gathered early last OCEANPflKT NEWS. Mrs. George A. Steele entertained a wef•k b•y Joh- -n Fenton— . Mr- - . Fenton 20.00 Blue Serge Suits now 14.40 One-Third Off. number of friends at luncheon last fells thecorn at_Red Ban!;. He has Ohtrrch Fair to lie Held Today and To- Wednesdayy. '"the "reputatioreptatio ' n of raisinraising the earliest morrow by Itadles' Aid 8ociet7. Elder L. B. Giles preached at Shin- vegetables in this locality. The fair for the benefit of the Meth- ^Alterations Free of Charge. Every Suit Guaranteed or Your Money Back. necock Reservation at Long Island on Charles Lum has bought an automo-1 odist church will be held today and Sunday. . " I bile. Mr. and Mrs. Hudson of Newtomorrow on the church lawn. It will Aaron Griggs will move this week !Yo >'k are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lum. be under the direction of the ladies' from South Eatontown to Red Bank, j orme Horsfall and family of aid society. Hundreds are Saving Money at Davidsons' Big Suit Sale. Miss Madden of Brooklyn spent i Princeton nre .spending several days Mrs. Wolcott, who lives with her Sunday with Mrs. Henry Wolcott. i with. Mr. Horsfall's brother, Leonard mother, Mrs. John Layton, is confined . During this sale no special suits will be charged and none sent on approval, but we will refund 'Miss Alma Crawford returned last'' Horsfall. to the house with sickness. your money on anything that is not satisfactory. week from a visit at Brooklyn. Miss Florence Riddle spent part of Mrs. George Edwards is recovering Alex Arbuckle spent part of last I last week at Sayreville. from injuries due to a fall and is able week at Long Branch. Mrs. Joseph Tomlinson spent Sntur- to be about the house. Mrs. Charles Shick is confined to day and Sunday at Bradley Beach. Mrs. J. E. Heilcnman will leave the house with sickness. Mis. Joseph W. Thompson. Mrs. Ed- Saturday for Barncgat, where she will James Howland is laid up wI'ith ! Par Alexander and Misses Anna, Ly- ; spend ten days. iheumatism. dia and Edith Thompson spent Thurs- A number of boarders arrived here i day at New York. last week and the season will be in BOLMDEIi HEWS. Mrs. Alva Sanborn of Ecd Bank full swing in a short time, spent part of last week with her son, j Miss Melba Patterson is visiting jPsitoa and Bis Family Back from anAbram Sanborn. j relatives at Brooklyn. OPEN EVERY EVENING. Anto .Vacation Trip. Lewis Clayton of New York hns t Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wilbert and Rev.^and Mrs. Frederick N. Bsieder been visiting his cousin, George C. their, two children of Brooklyn are and their daughter Lillian returned Thompson. stopping at the Park hotel. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• FiFridad y frof m an automobiltbil e vacatioi n | trip in Northern New Jersey, New nniiiinntnmtini>n)tiiiiimiiiMiiiini York state and Connecticut. They covered 464 miles in Mr. Baeiler's au- tomobile and met with only one delay, this being due to a nail running in a tire. Mr. Baeder found that crops in the states where he traveled are much New Boy Scoot Shoes worse/than here, and that the potato , » Public Utility Bonds FILMS DEVELOPED and corn crops are especially poor. IJ [ For Men and Boys. Mr. Baeder will take the remainder taken as a class, rank higher than most indus- of his vacation in the fall when he trial securities. In the case of utility offerings, expects to go to Canada with a party _ •Just in. Some Extra Good Ones. of Newark men. 11 i earnings do not fluctuate as much as in other -FOR- Mrs. DeWitt Smock, who has been cases, and in periods of depression the returns confined to the house with sickness, is slowly recovering. lite Footwear for Men, Women and Children. seldom shrink. Mr. and Mrs. William Kraemer of Newark and Miss Lillian Kraemer of Ladies' White Pumps, oa to e $2.00 to $4.00 Asbury Park arc visiting Kev. ami Ladies' White Button Shoes $3.50 10 CENTS. Mrs. Frederick N. lincdcr. Rev. Archibald Sutphen, who has Rare bargains now in Men's Oxfords, to close out. Fidelity Trust Company, been spending part of his vacation here, is now at Freehold. Three months' to wear them in yet. Victor Dean Kenney's house is be- Prudential Building, ing repainted inside nnd out by T. I. Eastman's tSystem. Howard of lied Dank. NEWARK, N. J. Edward W. Perrine of this place and John IIofTmiro of lied Bank spent appreciating fully its responsibility and know- Thursday and Friday at Atlantic Clarence White, ing just what investments mean to moat people, City. They made the trip in an auto- places at the command of its pntronB the expert The Latest System of Handling Kodak Films. mobile. 9 Broad Street, Red Bank. judgment nnd conscientious service of its Bond Alex McCk'ps will begin work as Department and offers a selected list of Public iigi'nt for the Monmouth county fiii-m- trs' exchange at Ilazlet this week. Utilities securities. It invites your confidence MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. Misii Mary Kato COIIOVIT, a stenng- rnpher at Mnntcluir, has ri-tunit-d to her duties after spending a vacation Capital, Surplus nnd Undivided ProOts with her aunt, Mrs. John If. Craw- . AT ford of Chapel Hill. Miss Anna McCIeeH, n traiiu-d $9,500,000 nurM1 at Newark, is Hjiendiiig a vaca- tion of three weeks with her parent;;, do not take Onlcrn will be received by the Mr. and Mm. Alex I,. Mi'(.'lcen. Mrs. Add Conover of Kod Umik Ims RED BANK TRUST CO., been upending r.cwrnl duyvs with hrr Substitutes or Imitations DICKOPPS, father, Conover T, Taylor. 28 Monmouth Street. A lawn (Kiity wna held on tin- trroundH of the Itrfornied chinvli lai-t Gcf the Well Known U/\DI l/*l/^^ night. Round Pack.«•*•••••••»•••»•••«••#»••••••»»•••••—••»•••»••• turnrm|l«r limn udml on U*«d«llov*r«h«Oleb« 8*44 BROAD 8THRET • - / v RED BANK, N. J. account ot Urn druunht. I'utrkk IIHIII- 7ft« moi( economical and nourishing tight lunch. •nd JUm«« Mslonoy ar« thh« prlnrlpnp l 58 Broaa^trect, Red Bank, N. J. Flra, Ut% Afldchml, Tornado and r»l»«r« In this nwticllonl . In Nmt to Canwlkktad GM Offle*. Plat* ClaM ImwraiMM It pay* to tdvtrtta In THE HBIJIITHI. limillHUMIIIIIIIIIIMIMIMWIIHHim^lllWI i , RM) TER NO; 5. RED BANK, N? JM, WEDNESDAY; JULY 24,1912? RAGES 9 TO 16.'.*. »BW WAT Of •TEAIIHO. FISHSCARCE DODKM or IKB BOT Booim. . A TUBERCULOSIS EXHIBIT. hltrta Oatbtr In Mm. «oott XtSMd'l 1NTHE BAY Examination to Be Kald in Soont Work FAIR OF THE WESTSIDES. Ttnrta with • Crib Kit. HOOK A»B X.VKJL : IBHEEMEIf BAT- rriaay Hlrbt. MrB. Scott t.eBavd of Bridge ave- LUOK. A meeting of the Boy Scouts will be LARGE AND INTERESTED ASSEMBLAGE AT THE ue lost a number of chickens last mo : held Friday night at the association LARGE CROWD AT OPENING OF FESTIVAL ON reok. At first she was unable to ac- building, when the boys will be ex- HIGH SCHOOL LAST NIGHT. iunt for the disappearance of the Yew Slaefltn and Wlakllah Being: Taken LEIGHTON AVENUE LAST NIGHT. In Baritan ut Itf 4y Hook Bay* and amined in the requirements- for iwls. but one day she happened to see a tenderfoot, the first step in scout ie thieves at work. They took the •brcwatorr BiT*»—Orata FlentUol Exhibit Dealt with Cause and Nature of Consumption-Unsanitary in Both SranohM or Bhrtwilmry. work. They will be examined by a Proceeds to be U«ed to Pay Off Debt on New Fire Apparatui- hickens in broad daylight and they The fishermen who confine their committee composed of Red Bank sed unusual means to get the birds, business men and those who pass the Ring and Doll Contest* Create a Big Lot of Intereat—Dancing Conditions in Red Bank Homes Shown in the Pictures-Lecture 'he fowls are very tame and the sport to Raritan bay, Sandy Hook 1 bay and the Shrewsbury rivers are examination will be full fledged scouts. and Riding on the Razzle Dazzle Two of the Principal Feature! by Dr. Millard Knowltdn-Eloquent Speech by Father Rey- lieves reached over the fence with a complaining because of the absence of The boys have been busy the past week rab net and gathered in the chickens, weakfish and bluefl/jh in those waters. distributing posters for the tubercu- of the Fair—Fortune Tellers and Wheel of Fortune. nolds in Which a Tribute is Paid to Mrs. Lewis S. Thompson. he hons made no outcry. Mrs. Le- It is the poorest' seuson known here- losis exhibit which i.B being held at ard ran outside to the chicken yard the high school and they gave out over Westside fire company's fair Ewing, Mrs.,Qust Ornberg and Mrs, Several hundred people attended the slides. The pictures dealt wllh-mahy abouts for hook and line fishermen. hen she saw what tho thieves were Early In June there seemed to T>e four thousand; posters in and around opened last night on trie company's F. W. Moeller. The lemonade well la . openpenining of the tuberculosis exhibit phases of consumption. The lecturer olng, but she was too late either to Red Bank, rounds on Leighton avenue. A large in charge of Mrs. Thomas Dougherty ' said the disease was not hereditary, thousands of fish in the bays, but they i n ththe nigh schoos l last night. The ex- et back the birds or to Identify the are not ti)ere now. Expert fishermen About fifteen boys attended the umber of, people were present. The and Mrs. W. H. Johnston. hibit Is beibinbeinngg held by the Monmouth but was caused by :erms. Fresh air, lieves, scout meeting last Friday afternoon. proceeds will be used to pay off the A large platform is on the grounds d it f hih M rest, wholesome fc with rod arid reel claim the best they charitiehi i s aiid society, -of which Mn. and cheerfulness can do is four or five fish for several The boys were given special instruc- debt oh the new fire apparatus. The and the floor is especially fine for Lewis S. Thompson is president. A were great preventatWes of consump- TWEtVB BAPTISED BOMBAY. hours' fishing. Some anglers think tion in drills and were also taught fair will be in progress till next Tues- dancing. This feature is in charge of committee made up of members of the tion. He told about the part flies play the trouble is caused by the waters knot tying, This feature seemed to day night and may last longer. The George W. Browcr, with John Oakes, King's Daughters of Red Bank is in in spreading disease and about tuber- ilaea of Eleven Blrle and One Young' being polluted while others lire blam- interest the boys a great deal and committee in charge consists of P.J. Sr., and Thomas Dougherty as as- charge of the arrangements. culous cattle, Kan Baptleea at Baptist Ohnron. they kept at the work until they had Gisleson, chairman; J. A. VanSchoick, sistants. Frank Jobes is in charge of In the hall are pictures showing the Mayor Pittenger Introduced Rev. ing the sharks. Eleven girls and onie young man mastered a number of the most diffi- Jr., Hyatt Cunningham, Charles Dup- the wheel of fortune. • He is an expert ' nature of the disease and how to pre- James A, Reynolds, who said he voiced Raritan bay is sheltering many cult knots, and knew the names of pler and Thomas Dougherty. at this work and had similar duties at • vent It. Pictures of conditions at Red the sentiments of every one present in 'ere baptised Sunday inigh _ t at the laptist church by Rev, J. L. Miner, large sharks this summer and this them. . They also chose their scout One of the features is a razzle-daz- the motor boat club fair last year. His Bank homes are also shown, Some thanking Dr. Knowlton for his inter- probably aceounts-for the few weak- colors, blue and white, and learned zle, a contrivance which is somewhat assistants are Hyatt Cunningham, of the pictures deal with houses in esting lecture, He said that in look- hey were Margaret C. Finch, Emily ., Nauer, -Eveline W. Chandler, Mar- fish and bluefinh being caught. The several scout yells. -After the meeting similar to a merry-go-round. It is A. Y. Seclloek and George Jobes, Ar- "the ait" and in Crow Hollow. Some ing at the pictures he realized more sharks keep moving up and down the the boys made an official visit to also called the ocean wave because it ticles are disposed of on the co-oper- Bed Bankers, who apparently do not than ever that a poor man has very >rle Soffel, Florence E. Young, Mar- in Ford, Ada L. Predmore, Amy E. bay and one fisherman eaid that he Thomas Morris of Wallace street, who has an up-and-down motion as well as ative plan on this wheel. Mrs. Frank know how the other half of the world little chance when taken with tuber- counted fifteen within sight of his was injured by an automobile last a circular motion. This machine is in Jobes, Mrs. VanScholck and Mrs. Gis- litres, expressed a great deal of aston- culosis; . . . lsen, Cora M. Lohsen, Edith McLean, .larion Bunnell and C. H. Tumey. boat at one time. The pound net own- week. The boys were under - the charge of Guat Ornbcrg, who is as- leson l\ave collected a large number ishment at the conditions shown In the "How many poor people can afford ers in the lower part of the bay "are supervision of C. H. Tumey, and they sisted by John Oakes, Jr., Thomas of valuable articles to be disposed of. pictures. . Che girls were all members of the to rest when they are run down in ilble class which Mr, Miner formed catching many of tile smaller sharks, gave Morris a regulation Boy Scouts' onnors and U. W. and W. S. Han- Fortunes are told by Miss Alma Three rooms representing a model health?" he asked. "How many can ihortly after taking charge of the although .they are doin« it against podtet knife. cock. Pegcncoph of HaBtirjgs, Nebraska, a hospital room, a sanitary home room afford to buy wholesome food? When their will, as the shiuk.s tear the nets urcn, Arrangements are being made for Ice cream, candy and soda water sister of Mrs. VanSchoick. and a filthy,room form part of the ex- a family is depending on the earnings in their struggles to Ret out. a junior and senior tennis tourna- are sold by J. A. VanSchoick, Jr., MrB. Misses Belle Sanborn, Mary Oakes, hibit. Irty quarters are an ex of a father, how can he afford to rest HE BIDES AW OLD-TIME WHEEL. The lobster season, asjar as catch- ment which will be started August 1st F. W. Jobes and Mrs. Gisleson. This Jennie Dooling and Lillian Soden nro act " m of conditions in a when it means starvation to the rest ing them in Raritan bay and adjacent on the tennis courts on Peari street. booth as well as the other booths is in the principals in a ring contest. A home settlement worker fit the household?" oieph Morrle Goee About Town on a waters is concerned, ended last week. William B. Lloyd has donated two large tent and is decorated with doll contest is also being held. The in New room is explained Father Reynolds welcomed the char- Bike need a Generation Ago. The lobster fishermen say that they handsome silver cups as prizes and flags, bunting, ribbons and flowers. dolls are on exhibition at Joseph Salz's in the n excellent breed- ities aid society as a means of reliev- Joseph Morris, Jr., son of Joseph haad to return more than hala f theier several entries have already been The grocejy.^booth is in charge of Mrs. store.. The contestants for the dolls ijlg • place. for consumption- germs; ing the condition of this class. He orris of West Front street, has been catch to ththe watet r as theh y are less made. Thomas*Scott(who is assisted by Mrs. are Verna Pittenger, Wiada Johnston, JS&eer features of the exhibit comprise paid a glowing trjbute to Mrs. Thomp- jusing a great deal of attention the than eight inches lon^. This caused a W. P. Pittcfson. Fancy articles are Julia VanSchoick and Dorothy Con- son and her kindness and charity. The association baseball team, which ' a model of a sleoping porch and house- ast few. days by riding around Red shortaght e Iin tthhe supply and it has has recently been organizedl will cross soUKby Mrs. VanSchoick, Mrs. Eden nors. hold necessities in nomea where con- Hie remarks caused applause. He caused an increase in the cost of lob- said that he had come [n contact with lank on an old-fashioned high wheel bats Saturday afternoon with the Eis- Bumptivea live. icycle, The bicycle was given to him sters to the consumer. ner team on the Prospect avenue dia- Mayor Frank Pittenger presided at hundreds of consumptives and he told Fishermen who are fortunate FAIB HAVEN FIREMEN'S PAIR. BOBBERY AT LITTLE SILVER. of one instance where admittance to y an agent for chewing, gum, who mond, and a very exciting game is the meeting, which was,held in the ode the wheel about town ifts an ad- enough to bave a motor boat have been looked for. assembly room. Dr. Millard Knowl- the state consumptive hospital at Glen. making good catches lately at the It Open« Tonight anl Will Continue Hot a Real One—Only a Make Bellev* ton, state inspector of tuberculosis, Gardner was refused a man because vertising scheme. The shewing gum A new office has been built on the Until Saturday Night. Burglary for Moving- Picture Show. nori has a wheel of even more antique mouth of the river, near Spermaceti second floor of the association for the was the speaker of the evening. On of red tape. The man died while an cove, while others have gone to Am- The annual fair of the Fair Haven A party of moving picture men werp Father Reynolds was trying to get him aako, which was given to him by use of C. H. Tumeyy,, the physicapy l di- volunteer fire company will open to- at Little Silver last Thursday taking the platform was an. electric light brose channel, off the point of Sandy rector. M T ill h h which went out at intervals of two admitted-to the institution. He said ohn W. Mount of Maple avenue. Hook, where they have caught un- Mr. Tumey will have charge night and will be continued until the photographs for a drama on the cur- that the charities aid society, by rea- of the gymnasium and the locker end of the week. The fair will be tain. The drama represented a rob- minutes. The speaker explained that usually large numbers of deep channel rooms. every time the light went out some son of its unity, would prevent in' WILLIAM COSTELLO HUBT. fluke. • held on the lot south of the firchousc bery at the home of Lefferson Ayres. one died from tuberculosis, He said stances of this kind in the future. He C. H. Tumey, physical director at and the apparatus room of the fire- The burglar set fire to the house and predicted Buccess for the society, and ' Crabs are plentiful this year in both the young men's association, has made house will oe used for dancing. Many ran to a woods. Red fire waa used to that 4,540 people died from this dls- '•xaa Oil Company Employe* Haa to branches of the Shrewsbury river. • ease in New Jersey laBt year and,that Bald that the work done at Red Bank arrangements to take a party of Bed articles have been donated to the fire- make" the house appear as though it Have Flng-er Ampnt&ted. Although they jure.very poor in flesh Bank boys on a week's outing at camp more deaths were caused by tubercu- would create a demand for a county William Costello, who is employed men and they will be disposed of on was burning. The burglar ran to the hospital for consumptives. This is they are tasty- and many crabbing Diamond at Water Witch during the co-operative plan. The members drawbridge and overpowered the ten- losis* than by anything else. He Bald ly the Texas oil company, was badly parties have enjoyed the sport during that 140 persons died from consump- only one branch of the work of the August. They will leave Red Bank of the donation committee have been der, who was Mr. Ayres. When the ;'. ... mrt last Friday afternoon while re- the past week. This is the time of the on August 12th for the camp. Those tion in Monmouth county last year and Bociety, cmiring the company's motor truck. working early and late collecting the pursuers drew near the bridge the h'"'•- season when the crabs shed the best who will go are Theodore Soden, large number of articles which have robber opened the draw. Eventually, i'":\ that 71 died from the disease in Red Two moving picture films dealing Ur. Costello was removing one of the and the abundance of soft crabs is Bank the last seven years. Frank and Joseph Valleau, Thomas been donated by the residents of Fair however, he was caught and punished "'': with files and consumption were leavy rear wheels of the truck when noticeable by the large number in the Morris, William Siegfrie, Charles Haven and vicinity. Among the arti- for his crime. Everything came out Another exhibit on the platform was shown. The exhibif will close Friday ;he sprocket dropped down on his market and by the drop in price Otterson, Walter Morris, Albert Van- cles are rocking chairs, porch swing, all right, and Mr. Ayres got $10 for a patent medicine bottle on which night and pictures will be shown each and, mashing the tip of the middle Crabs were scarce last year, larger/ Nostrand and Lester B. Smith. barrel of flour, cans of paints and the part he took in the performance. night. Among the speakers will be due to the constant dredging of chan- wero a skull and cross bones. The inger of his left hand. Costello was Camp Diamond is situated among polishes, china study lamp, hand made speaker said that patent medicines some of the most prominent men inter- taken to the office of Dr. .Browning nels in the bays and the destruction j ested in the fight against tuberculosis f the hills at Water Witch and is under center piece, Kaiserzin metal flower were really poisons. Dr. Knowlton's Wilson, who amputated the ringer. of the hibernating crabs. The new urn, cut glass punch bowl with KElTtlEL CLUB rOBMED. lecture was illustrated by stereopticon in the country. the direction of several New York dock of the Red Bank motor boat *lub churches. William A. Whiting, secre glasses, hand painted china vases, cut The 8>rl«ter Bella Hla Cow. is now a fay.orite spot for crabbing tary of the church committee on boys' glass dishes, jardiniers, cakes, hand Soar Fancier* to Have a Show at Rtunion parties with net and line, while many 1 painted china ware, sofa pillows, um- CH.AMJJAKD MBIT VOHTH. BOY SUH DOWN BY AUTO. work of New York, has persona September aiet. George Darby of Long Branch re- other prefer the shallow water near charge -of the camp during the sum- brellas, burnt brass mantle orna- ently advertised a cow for sale in Dog fanciers of this section met Red Sank »nd Long- SronoU Xnlenta of mil Blolmrel Young Suffering from the bridges. * mer. The, equipment of the camp is ments, hammered brass serving trays, last week and organized the Rumson THE REGISTER'S want column. A few excellent, the boys sleeping in regu- pictures, fancy aprons and dresses, Oolumbui to Have an Dating-, Oonoueelon of th* Brain. lays later THE REGISTER received a Kennel club. A dog .show will be i Knights of Columbus of Red. Bunk James Richard Young, aged seven QUITS BEPOT3I.ICAN PABTY. lation army tents with raised board cut glass berry dishes, china cake and held September 21st on the grounds of otter from Mr. Darby saying that / ~i— flooring. The sports of the camp con- fruit plates, bureau scarfs, toys, fancy the Rumson Country club on the Rum- and Long Branch will hold a clambake years, son of James Young of Branch he cow-had been sold through the ad- Sunday, August. 11th, at Bridgewjiter- avenue, was run down by an automo- J. Frank PattoreonJSf^dft in.Bia Bealg- sist of ^thletic events, swimming in pin cushions, sets of cups and sauc- son toad. • Lester B. Churchill ia sec- vertisement to W. H. L. Powers of natlon as KtxnVer- df Cluiv river or 6cean, boating and fishing. ers, Japanese chop suey set and vari- retary-treasurer of the new organiza- In'n at Pleasure Bay. This ia\»n bile orV Branch avenue Monday after- Shrewsbury. Mr. Powers is a sub- annual fair and WBS a great success noon and is in a critical condition J. Frank Patterson last week sent ous other articles. The proceeds of tion, Henry F. Fleitmann is chairman scriber to THE REGISTER and his home the fair will be used towards enlarging of the bench show committee and G. la'et year in spite of the fact that the The boy had a comic section of a news- in his resignation as a member of the IITE SAVINO SOCIETY. weather was very stormy. In addi- is one of the 5,(175 into which THE Red Bank Republican club. Mr. Pat- the firehouse. Foster Rawlins is president. Other paper and he started to run across REGISTER goes every week. tion to the clambake a baseball game the street to show it to nnother boy. terson says he is a Progressive and American Life saving- Society Organiz- men on the board of governors aro • •»•-•» Frank Martineau, an enthusastic Edward D. Aflams, Raymond Belmoht, will be held between Red Bank and An uutomobile owned by Louis that he does not want to be identified ing' a Brnnofc at KeaniDnltf. Long Branch. William J. Hewell and Bouirey of the Rumson road was pass Honore foi Bed Banker. with a reactionary party. A number actor member of the fire company, has Dr. E. H. Bcrendsohn, Robert Collier, Edward C. Brennan of. New York, presented plans to the company which Edward J. Fnrrell of Red Bank are ing and the chauffeur did not see the Adrian Minton, son of Charles Min- of the other members of the club say Dr. J. E. DeMund, J. Amory Haskeir, president and secretary of the commit- Young boy'till it was too late to avoid that whilo they have not yet resigned superintendent of the American life if carried out will give the firemen a J. Prentice Kellogg, Thomas N. Mc- ton of East Front street, received saving society, is arranging to or- large buildinL-IU- g whic_,_•_h, can b, e use—dJ ,»fo-r tee in charge and Thomas C. McCue of striking.him. Young was struck by word last week that he had passed the from the organization they have quit Carter, Alfred B. Maclny, Tyler Morse Long Branch is treasurer. Others on the mud guard and was knocked down ganizc a branch of the society at entertainments and dances as well as and Loomis L. White. state examination for Rutger's college tile party. In conversation with a for housing their apparatus and for the committee are John, J. Gorman, and rendered unconscious. Two teeth RKCISTKR reporter this morning Keansburg. The society will consist it New Brunswick and had been of three divisions, fifteen men in each holding meetings. The present fire- Frank Sngurton, Martin McCuo and were knocked out of his jaw and he warded a state scholarship which George Bray, a member of the club, IMPBOVINQ HOUSE. John Cnvunaugh of Red Bank and was bndly bruised and cut on his face. division. The divisions will be beach, house will be moved to the rear of the :omprises a term of four years. Min- said that he no longer wanted to be steamboat and first aid divisions. John lot and a large addition will be built Philip Eager, T. E. McCuo and Kerin Ho will probably lose the sight of one ion was the valedictorian of this year's known as a Republican and that he A Knmljer of Obangfee Blade to tne Xej" Nolun of Long Branch, A meeting of eye. He is suffering from concussion Howland of Keansburg has been as- on the site of the present building. If rraduating class and won the Barthe- was with Roosevelt and the Pro- signed to act as vice-commodore. the building is enlarged it may be nolde Dwelling*. . , the committee was held Monday night of the brain and is in a semi-conscious emy medal for mathematics. gressive party. A meeting was held in the office of made large enough to accommodate Dr. Ernest Fahnestock has made a at Bridgewater- Inn. condition. This morning he was some number of improvements to the wliut improved and it la believed that ABBESTED rOB SPEEDING. the New Point Comfort Beach com- big theatrical productions, in which pany last night and officers were case the actors who summer here wjll Stephen Reynolds house at Shrews- ho has a good chance of recovery. Dr. Tbrea Homea Bented. bury, which he recently bought. A ABBUBY FAH COUPLE ARBESTED. Harvey W. Young is attending him. elected. One of the divisions will be get some of the best companies to per- The Red Bank real estate company Loomla Ii. White or Shrawabiiry fined form here as well as giving a show bathroom has been built, electricity as rented MrB. Anna Stephenson's 95.60 by Little BIWer Jvuttce. placed on the steamer TCeansburg Saturdays. The society now has more themselves. Some of the firemen think has been installed and the house has Wife Purauaa Ku»t»ind and Plnla Him louse, known as the Riverside cottage Loomis L. White of Shrewsbury being repainted and redecorated out- THBEE HEW CLUB MEMBEB3. than 3,800 memberb s in NeN w JJersey. the company should sell tbe present Here with a Ladj- mend. n West Front street, to Miss K. E. was arrested Saturday night at Little building and put up an entire new side and inside. The work wns done A couple who gavo their names an Rumpf who will conduct it as a board- Silver by Policeman Myron L. Camp- building on modern plans. It has been by Harry G. Borden of Shrewsbury. Miss Mnrloii Price and Wilmot J. Lee, Bad Bank Motor Boat Club Kaa Member, ing house. Mrs. Sarah Clay Brown's bell on a charge of exceeding the SEW SABTOB, AT HOLMDEL. suggested that the-present firehouse The house will be occupied by George both of Asbury Park, wero arrested •nip of Over 100. house on Bank street has been rented speed limit. Mr. White was driving would make a good postoflice building Coudier, who is in charge of the last night in a nearby hotel on a statu- The Red Bank motor bont club took o Samuel Jones and Miss M. V. LLipi - in his automobile to the Rumson Rev. William Parkion Gha*o Bucce to take the place of the undersized horses on the place. Dr. Fahneatock tory charge. Mr. Leo is a married In three members at its meeting laal man's house at Eastside Park to T. H. country club^ He had a hearing on Rev. T. V. Tanar. structure now being used. The build- furnishes a house for each foreman man and ho wns followed to Red Bank night. They are E. H. Godfrey of olloy. Sunday before Justice J. Fred Borden Rev. William Parkson Chase of ing could be moved to the postoffice on his place. A new silo wilbbe built by Mis. Lee and a private detective. [turoson, William F. Taylor of Locust of Little Silver, this being the first Tottenville has accepted a call to be- site at a small expense and Postmaster on the farm and a number of alter- The couple were taken before Justice Point and A. L. Miller of Riverside Trip to Bandy Hook. case Mr. Borden has had since he was come pastor of the Hqlmdel Baptist Chandler, who has been offered the ations will be made to the old barn on James 11. Sickles and were held under avenue, formerly of Jersey City. The George nnd Louis Frick and Philip elected. He fined Mr. White ?5 and church. He preached his first sermon building at a fair price, would derive the brook. $200 bnil each to await the grand Jury. club's annual fair will be held one costs, amounting to $5.60. in the church on Sunday, nnd will a revenue from the upper room as nt ••-•• week commencing August 21st, at the linaini of Red Bank and Mr. Jinaini's 'In default of bail last night they wero two brothers of Newark went on a move to Holmdel in a short time. Mr. present. ^ LITTLE SILVER. CB.VB.tU TAXX. locked up in the town hall and will corner of Broad and Wallace streets, motor boat trip on Sunday down the ITayealnk Board of Trade. Chase was the only candidate to be token to Freehold today if they fall where it was held last year. preach in the church after the resigna- Profitable Feetlval on John Batea'e X«awtt river to the Frick shanty ncur Sandy The first mcetinjr of the NavcKink FAIR HAVEN STREET LIOHTS. to got bull bonds. Constable William The club's new dock is complete Hook, whero' they spent most of tho tion of Uev. T. E. Vassal-. The con- La»t Week, Chandler of Red Bank helped make and tho clubhouse has been thoroughly board of trudti will be held on the gregation liked him BO well that it was day. They dug clams on the Ireuch, first Monday nijrlit in August, when Flvt-Yetr Contract Made for Eighty One of the most successful fairs the arrest. remodeled. The club has a member- cooked their own dinner and hnd a ecided to engage him without hearing ever held by St. John's chapel took ship of over 100 members nnd fror. ollicors will le elected. Navesink Inoandeicent Lampa. encral good time. people have shown much interest in any other candidates. Mr. Chase is place Tuesdny night of last week on. BOV SAVED HOM DROWNING. one to five nro added nearly every about 40 years old and is rather ath- Tho Fair Haven borough council John Bates's lawn at Littlo Silver week. the board, nnd » number of requests has made ti contract with the Public Jailor Making VUlta. for membership have already been letic in appearance. He has n wifp Point. About $185 was received from William onanaler, Jr., Kttpi BarolA . m i •• nd two daughters. Service electric company of Ked Dank made. It IH thought by some that it for eighty street lights. The contract the sale of various articles. Tha Conk from a Watery Orave. MB. rOX WOT tO LEAVE. Rev. II. Ridgely Robinson, formerly oo grounds were brilliantly lighted by Harold Conk, aged seven yearB, son pastor of the First Methodist church would be « K 'l idea to limit the menu was decided on at Monday night's Beport That Be Would Oo to Ireian bemhip to those who have recently FABMERS BUY HEW BOSSES. meeting of tbe council. The contract electricity, the biilbs being arrunged of Fred Conk of East Front street, of Red Bank, is making vjslts to other in festoons and in long lines, The went In bathing in tho river at tho Wat Incorrect. bought property at Nuvcaink. i for five yours. The lightH will bo hurches throughout the state. Next Many Animate Sold at Holmdel During booths were nttractivoiy decorated, cs- < foot of Allen's dock last Thursday. In lust week's REGISTUU wan nn iten Sundny ho will preach at Passaic and of 32-cundlo power. The street light the Fait Week. committee of the council had prev- pecinlly the fancy booth, which was in He stopped in n deep hole nnd wns in stating that Hicliiinl K. Fox woul on tile following Sunday at Plainflcld. Mouey Bnlietl for Bohool. charge of Mrs, Frank Leonard and her danger of drowning. William Chand- sell his property on Branch nvenuc Last week William C. Ely of Ilolm- iously arranged the location of the ; On Sunday, August 25th, ho will A snecinl election was held In the sister, Miss Lippincott. Mrs. George ler, Jr., son of Constablo William H. give up tlio management of hla ptiner preach in the Park nvcnuu church nt ilel Hold teams of hom>» to Henry lights, which are so distributed that flic Police (jazetic, nnd no to Irelan KeunHnui'K srhnolhouRO yesterday Taylor of Vanderburg, James Hopping they will light nil parts of the bor- Holmes, president of the Women a Chnndlur of Front street, jumped off Kust 0 range. afternoon to ruiw $6,000 more for Guild, had general charge of tho fair. tho dock nnd went to tho rescue of tho to upend the rest of bin life. This re •f New Mnnmouth and Ii. Allen Par- ough. The borough will pay $20 per the now school. Twelvo votes were per • •» i * boy. Young Chnndlor did not take port waB Incorrect, as Mr. Fox luu Two Blveralde Drive Lota Bold, ker of Red Hunk. A team of mulea year per light for the first lifty lig no intention of lcnving this country enst in favor of Ihc appropriation. No was dinpoacfl of to Mrs. J. C. Walker hts GIFTS FBOK EPWORTB &HAOU*. timo to remove hln clothes bofore going Tlie Red Bank real estate company votes woru oust »i;iiin«t it. Herman and ¥18.5$1850 per year per linhlihtt ffor nil In tho wntor, He brought tho boy or of giving up his "work. The repoil of Marlboro. Single lioractj were pur- additional lights. Thesis jiriceR will wns duo to u ututement which Mr. Fo> lias sold two lotn on the Riverside Lohr wnH cliuiniinn of tho meeting and chlined by Dr. S. U. Knight of SpihiK Newly Married Oonpla Oet Vreaenti from nufoly to the nil ore. drive tract to Citing Ricks of Red W. W. Aumiick secretory. Ilubbnrd be subject to n discount of -2 IS pel- made us a Joke; but which other pcopl Lake, John Kulclier nnd William II cent, which will cut down the cost of Little Silver Booletr, took seriously. Tho ncwH that lie wl Hank. The real cstuto company, in MorriB nnd J. I,. T. Webster wore toll- yor of Perth Amboy, Jesse HcerH of Thirty persons wero present at a KAK AWD WOMAN OVT OH BAH,. its advertisement in this issue, in of- lights about fifty cents each per year. not louve is welcomed by hla friend Kcyport, Frank Pallco and David Tliu work of building the electric Bocial and buuine«H meeting of tho who admire him for Ills neighbor!; fering tho few rcmuining lots on this Doivnuis of Holmdi'l, Ktcincr & Son Little Silver Kpworth league lit T»ttj Stewart and Mra, Harry MoOue tract ut very attractive prices. light linos and installing the lights acts. Slued with Governor Wlleon. of Asbury Park, Corneliim Tnomey of will b« begun next week, and tho olec- Chiirli'H Imlay'H lu»t Thursduy night. Held on Statutory Oharfe. Kvm-ctt nnd parties at Soibryvilli- and Mr. and Mm. Imliiy were married a Perry Stewart mid Mrs. Harry Mc- A. HOIIIK'H Ilorili'n, tho Shrewsbury tric company oxpcctfl to huve all tho A llMihuvst. few WCCUH ago, und ut the meeting tha Cuo of Lennunlo wero nrrottcd Satur- HA1TIM Died of Bowel Trouble, ntorokcopor, spent t'cch Wtta chnrKO mnde by'Louis Frick of Rector A meeting, of tho KIUH will bo hold mnilo l>y Ruv. Clifford K. Dllks, paitot pluca. Doth titowHit nnd the womnn Martin IlrumborKer, who has eleven years old. The funeral wan row Wllnon. Hank lU'fdiimil church, in Hiii'iidinK a hold yontcrday afternoon at Zion tonipht. Several candidates will bu of tho I.iUlo Silver Motliodliit church. art) mild to luivo been under the In- dental otllra at Red Hunk, nnd Mini vacation lit (Irund RunidH, IYIII'IIIKUII. initiated mid two proposal)! will lie Marguerite V, Clarke of Atliurj churcli and tho burial was In Llncroft ftan a Tork In Her a*oot. Mr, Imliiy in employed as a photo* ftuonco of liquor when tho ofTnnai) wan Tho pulpit will bo occupied next Mun- bulloti'd on. Dr. Kilwin Field, piiHt iri'iiphur by Jonop!i Dlckopf of Red coinmlttod. Kocorder • Uiidcnu hold Park alonad last Thursday to Newark cemetery. duy by Hiiv. (inrrolt Wyckofr of Red , p Ilciitilcii VnnNoiiii, aged twelve DXiiiiltcd ruli'i' f tin- KIMI Ilnnk lodge, liatik. each of them under ?M0 bull, which whoro tlioy wt>ro married by Rov yearn, dnuKhtur nf Willlnm VmiNc.Hn HHankk , und on tthh e fllfollowini g KundiiKd ) who IIIIH been wan furnUhcil. Fnthor SchnfTur, Lout nummcr M Mnnday-Sohoole on »ionlc. on a trip of l m i an of Rlvor street, inn u fork In tho bot- Itov. Henry V»i montliH In oxpictiid tot)it ) proient at Oeorfe WeUtnhorn MleatSf. HrumberKor'a brotlior, Dr. Alfrec Tho Mothodint, HaptUt nnd Pronby- tom of her font on Mondayda . Tho boro will l)o the Old Violin en ••hlfcttlon. UrumberK«r, nnd MIBB Catherine torlan Sunday-schools will go on their Tho cut In (ieorge Weidonhorn of Sunut avo« Clarke, a ulRlor of lint week's bride, wound blod frroly. nun loft liU h»nv) one night lait week, A Rpnulno Uuarnarlui violin, mndu annual picnic to Anbury Pnrk tomor- and no K«I-1OUH tii *r« f«nr«il. XttflUn Team to Play Here. doped nnd wuro mnrrled. Mr. t row. Tlio uporlnl train will lenvo Rod BiitetUlnment Foitiionnl. . IIIH wlfo that h« WUK KoinK to In 1709, Ii on exhibition In II. Oiten- Mr«. UrtimborKcr will live at Don I. nu-iaiiiK of tilt) (Aid Follows lodge. Hank at nfno o'clock nnd returning Meellnf of rite Department. Tbn Clioiolton Indian Imncliall team The (•ntcitiilniiicnt for the IxmclH dorff'• allow window on Monmoutli (if OklnlmniH City will lilny thn Ho IIIIH Hlncn boon inlnlnu. Welden- atrnet, Tha Instrument la In oxcullont lcavo Aibury Pnrk at nix o'clock. ' f tlio HriitliDiliooil of the KnnlinbuiR Oar Bnae OB Tnwka. A mooting of tin- fire dupni Uncut Orlolvn »! KIMI Hunk on Snturdiiy, Motluidlnt cliuicli, which WIIH to hnvv horn wan employed In the Child'! condition nnd la connlikrvd vory vnlu will 1)0 hold I'ri.lny night In thn In- Aii|runt lid, nl thin plnrn. Tlio Oklu- bakery. able. A irolley car ran off the tracka on Oaoflit Man at Baraefat. a boon given tomorrnw nlKbt, linn boon dopcndimt (Iroliounc to arrar>K for hoinn team mado a wonderful record poiitltonod. Dr. II. 10. Wllllnmn nnd Bhrewnbury avenue In front of th< Mr. und Mra. Charlea Thompnon, takliiK part in tlio Iliomen'a jinrado nt hint yrur nnd In onn of llin funtiuit OUrk'e TMa«l«*. Abbott hotel Friday night. Traffic or mrinbnrn of thn Iluhemlnn club "will C»M Vyeete—Wre Oet Wet. Mr. and Mr*. llonlomln fllmomakor Anbury I'ark noxt month. profrnnlonnl nlnon In tli« county. tnk« pnrt In tlio onUrtulnmont, Minn Margarot Cook, clerk In th* the line WM held up about an hour and Lotor C. tavvit of Little Hllvnr Kdwjn Davle took flv« frlandi for When tho car* atartad running airali Little Bllver poatnfllca, la eBending t went nulling at Barneaat lant w««k. •euor« Man a Ora»«ra»lier. x vacntlon of two w«ek» In Mauaehq- • trip In hla canoe Sunday. Tim boy lran«f«ri dad to ba mado for a Urn They got nineteen woakflnh. a*lremen'e ralr. Aeroplane at Sea Sank fall. •• rocked tha eanoa and oauiwl It to up- •«tt« nnd Maine, Her brother Vftnk at tho DIRC« where tho car had le Mra. I/ottin lliu-fn of Houth Mnu- Union hi)»fl company will hold lln mi Tbay iwam to th* beach and the the tracka. choaUir, Conn., ilniiirlitaid r of PmPaull DiDn Through th« com toy of Itobert Cook Ii with her. Oart of Ibuki. , n fifth minimi fair dilrlnK tho w«k lie- CollUr (if Wlckalunk hi* R«roplan« canoe drifted aahort. kow of Uslfnrd Kiwn birth tn » dftugh Tha Oceanic tiro company, throuirh irlnnlnir Autcuit IDth. Thorn will lie will mako dally (ll|{lit«. mornliiK and •peeUI Bale •( ratMMi*. Th* R«d Bank Truet Company Ita commute* of fair, ilenlroa to ex- Ur lant w»«k. Mm. ItMfa formnrly Vaa VMMla* VaM k (lanclnu nvory night, niualc boln|{ fur- afternooii, at the Itnl Ilank fair n»xt giving out a neat little folder contain tend Ita alncem thank* and appracln- IIMM at IllgtiUiuk nlahod by Oramman * nrchentra. month. Thin exhibition will ba un4«r K, Wot * Co. of Keypirt w* UN' I* * Wauttfullr wrlttm book fe» David i very IntarMtlng Informatlm tloii to His people of Ocwnlc and vi- thn illrwtlun "f O»otn» A, H. ranslntr for their Ay|ru«t ialr»f rtf». «»aham npp», In whloh h* m«n- •nyoM intarMttd In th* comlti cinity who w«r«.i» enVhualaatlo in Ana DM Wlla Xatta. Vita Wtaea. Churchill. nlture and floor oovering*. TU| Mm r.?"*. ">• KKMIM Drive, Klberon, dantlal election, It Ii calli their (uppqrt of the fair recanUy held Oaoar Hlven of lltadden'e Corner A bottle of food California port, will b«ln nwt mnlimlaind SMbvMit, on •*)• » lei «n4,Information for V for th* Dantflt of the fir* AomjMuiy, Ui« «H hanreetln* irrnln yeatertlay whan therry or Olaret. gtvun away frt* with WaU Uri." Anyone m»y h»v* • copy bj •UCCMK of which wa» larfMy AM t» hi out hla and with a Knife. Or. It. our dollar a full quaquarr t CabineCain t whle- Tha flneit lln* In town) attlmaUl dfjp ffoode Itort, It*) Binfc, at »8 cent* ddttnir at Oi«hr qfflct at Itf Mthpiont! th* InUreit manlfHttd on UM rt Drowning WUvm cl«Md lh« cut with key vnrj Baturday. J. I. Monnay 10 on painting and dworatlng. i. i. ot th* l Ora itltcW Eatt Front atrwt, Red Bankv-4d Traveri, MechaWO itr«*t, MH *—* ••ft.-7 THE BED BASK BE0IBTEB ; •«»• - j|EWS FRQMMIDDLETOWN. A Change of WE MAKE RIGHT ANYTHING THAT GOES BPETER WALSH OF PORT MONMOUTH DISLOCATES ' . HIP IN FALL FROM DOCK. Food or Kink, i Cuptain and'Mn. Stephen Carhart of Port Monmouth Celebrate Do you realize the dif- 2 dothing at Ck Their Golden Wedding—Navetink Firemen to Hold Fair Friday ferenceit makes—what food j and Saturday of this,Week—Rev. Edwin L Stearns Speaks on you eat, and where you eat 4 Prohibition' at Belford and New Monmouth. Special attention Is directed Peter Walsh of Port Monmouth, Bloomfield are spending a few days it ? Climatic changes, and p $10.00 Suits •who is employed in Swcczy's fish fac- with relatives at Port Monmouth. Mr.- tory, iell from the dock last Wednes- and Mrs. Nieman formerly lived at different cooking frequently B to our large stoek of hot day and was badly hurt. The tide was Port Monmouth. 14 low and Mr. Walsh landed on the The Monmouth. athletic -club of Port cause gastric distress and in- 4- weather clothing for Men, $12.00 Suits flats. The fall dislocated his hip and Monmouth and the Rumson field club he received several' scratches and did not play ball Sunday on account digestion. These also often 4 bruises on his body. He was taken to of the rain. They will probably play $ Young; Men and Boys. the Long Branch hospital for treat- next Sunday. follow a change of drinking 2 $15.00 Suits - now $11.25 ment. During the heavy shower of last WItteth Wedding- Annlvcnary. Thursday night a large tree on the water. 4. Captain and Mrs. Stephen Carhart property of William H. Mount at Lo- If you have any misgivings 4 of Port Monmouth celebrated their cust Point was struck by lightning and $18.00 Suits now $13.90 60th Redding anniversary by giving splintered. S on this score consult your 9 a party Monday night of last week. Mrs. Elijah Tilton of Port Mon- Those present were Mr. and Mrsmout. h was stricken with .paralysis physician and take along a j Daniel Bennett of Belford, Mr. andlast Monday. She is under the care $20.00 Suits now $15.00 Mrs. Joseph Bade, Mr. and Mrso.f Dr. H. A. Hendrickson of Atlantic i supply of the medicine he 4 Joseph E.-Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Syl-Highlands. vanus Carhart, Mrs. Burtis Heyer, Mrs. J. Henry Walling of Port Mon- prescribes. Mrs. William Ludlow, Mrs. Helen I,a- mouth is laid up with blood poisoning Brecque, Misses Lydora, Edna and in her hand caused by running' a $22.50 Suits now $16.88 Mary Walling and Mr. and Mrs. Wil- splinter in her finger a few days ago.' liam Halsey of Brooklyn. The evening Rev. and Mrs. A. H. Sutphin of Was spent in playing games and sing- New Monmouth ar<> expected to re- ing. Refreshments were served. Mr. turn home this week after visiting SCMROEDER'S PHARMACY, and Mrs. Carhart received a purse of friends at Freehold and Holmdel. $25.00 Suits now $18.75 ?20. Mr. arid Mrs. E. Walt Havens of J. L. BERGEN & CO, J Zlrenien'a Fair at Haveaink. Belford spent part of last week with relatives at Philadelphia. They made PROPRIETORS, 5 A fair and cake sale for the benefit the trip in their automobile. of the Navesink fire department will George Schneider of Navesink is 16 Broad Street, Red Bank, j be held Friday and Saturday of this contemplating opening a garage and Boys' and Children's $2.00 week in the town hall. Refreshments automobile repair shop on Monmouth Telephone 69-J. «J Men's and and fancy articles will be on sale and avenue near the town hall. the proceeds will be used to help pay Joseph Cody of Panama returned to $10.00 Suits for the automobile truck. Those in home last week after spending a Boys' charge of the affair are Mrs. Walter month's vacation with Mrs. William Now $1.5O to $7.SO B. Connor, Mrs. FranktHower, Mrs. Lyons of Port Monmouth. Joseph Johnson and Mrs. Frank Sieh. William Casler of Port. Monmouth, Straw Hats Aadraucs toy ProilbltlonHt. who has been in New York state on business for Captain Thomas Collins, EVERYTHING IN FURNISHINGS. Rev. Edwin I. Stearns, formerly of returned home last week. MataVran, spoke in the Belford Metho- Jennie, Cornelius and MargyComp- at Less dist church last Sunday night. Mr. ton of Hoboken are spending their va- J. B. Stetson Hats, Manhattan Shirts, Stearns represents the anti-saloon cation with their grandmother, Mrs. league. He snoke in the New MonWar- d Crane of Belford, Summer Underwear, all kinds; White Than Cost mouth Baptist church Sunday morn- Edward T. Bennett, Jr., of Belford, ing. who fell from a wagon about a week Xoat Goods Found. ago, has recovered from his injuries Flannel Trousers, Boys* Wash Suits, of Some time ago Mrs. Caroline Camp- and is able to be about. . tell of Atlantic Highlands had some John Hoffell of Navesink, ft bag- Hosiery, Neckwear, etc, all at moder- goods shipped to her from New York. gage man on the Sandy Hook boats, Manufacture A barrel containing cut glass and is said to have the best vegetable •> clothing went astray. Mrs. Campbell garden in the village. ate prices. heard that the goods had been received Thomas Killen, Jr., a contractor of by Mrs. Bertha Frank, proprietor of Jersey City, is laying cement side- FROM BED TO BATH the Mills Villa house, near Campbells walks around the residence of W. E.affords a luxury that was unknown In Junction. Last week Mrs. Campbell Harty at Navesink. the past generations. Nowadays, owing had a search warrant sworn out Ridgeway Ingling and family of to the facilities afforded' by modern methods, your bed-chamber can have a against Mrs. Frank and Chief John E. Newark are visiting Mr. Ingling's communicating private bathroom at Snedeker of Atlantic Highlands made parents, Mr. and Mrs. John L. Ing-comparatively small expense. the search Monday afternoon and ling of Navesink. Do not build your new house or alter found the goods. Mrs. Frank will W. S. Ellis and family of Navesink an old one without getting a few valu- have a hearing before Recorder D. K.are making arrangements for an au-able points on modern plumbing from Wentworth of Belford this afternoon. tomobile trip to Ashland, Pa., Mr. El- H. W. REYNOLDS, Clothier, Hatter and Furnisher, Uffhtnintr Tint Chicken Home. lis's home town. PRACTICAL, During the heavy showers last Tues- Fritz Coffee, gardener for W. S. SANITARY PLUMBING Telephone 221-R. . RED BANK, N. J. Ellis of Navesink, killed a black snake and Sheet Metal Worker, 26 Broad Street day and Wednesday nights lightning last week which measured over four struck a tree in Charles Eastmond's feet in length. 19 E. Frost St, Red Bank, N. J. yard at Port Monmouth and a tree Tlfc 23SK in his chicken yard, setting the chicken Mrs. Leonard Seeley of Brooklyn is house on fire. A cluster of trees near spending a two week's vacation with his outbuildings was also struck. The Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Casler of Port lire in the chicken house was discov- Monmouth. ered by A; B. Howard and waB put Mr. and Mrs. Percy Francis of Jer- out Isefore much damage was done. sey City spent Sunday with Mr. Fran- Four chickens were killed by the light- cis's mother, Mrs, L. Schofield of ning. Navesink. 1 Mrs. James L. Heyer of New York Stunned %y Usrhtning . is spending a few days with her Joseph Kegley, who is employed as mother-in-law, Mrs. James Heyer of night engineer in Benjamin Allen's Belford. artificial ice plant in Middletown Miss Florence Helmuth of Belford township, was shocked by lightning returned home Sunday after undergo- early last Thursday morning. Mr. ing an operation at the Long Branch Kegley crawled to the button which hospital. connects with Mr. Allen's house and Oswald Roop of Jersey City is then fell to the floor. Mr. Allen hur- spending a few days with his parents, ried to the building and found Kegley Mr. and Mrs. William Roop of Bel- STORCK, OF COURSE! 'on the floor. He soon recovered. ford. Suffering from Cancer. Melvin Leek of Belford has accepted a position as conductor on the Jersey Joseph Covert of Port Monmouth Central traction company trolley line. went to Dr. Donohue of New Bruns- Everett Henry of New York spent Is doing a healthier business than ever. wick last week to have a grovfth in part of last week with his parents, Mr. his mouth diagnosed. Dr. Donohue and Mrs. George C. Henry of Belford. aaid it was a cancer. Mr. Covert has Miss Meta Baker of New York re- Of Course, There must be good reasons for this. been at the Long Branch hospital sev- turned last week after a month's va- eral times but received no relief from cation with relatives at Belford. his trouble. Mrs. Reed Magee of Hoboken spent Many Boarders at Port HonmOutll. part of last week with her mother, Of Course, One of these reasons is that our goods are always exactly as A number of city people are spend- Mrs. John Fiordland of Belford. ing their vacations at Port .Monmouth. Howard Bunts of Brooklyn is The most of them are staying at Mrs. spending a few days with Mr. and represented. , . ~ William Lyons's, Mrs.» Millie Van- Mrs. J. N. Johnson of Belford. Riper's and Mrs. ChrisWgher Fiord- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dorr of New land's. The boarders »pend most of York are spending two weeks with Of^Course, their time on the beach and in walking Mrs. Barbara Koch of Belford. Another reason is that our prices and terms are fair. through the woods. Rev. John A. Oakes of Belford re- Brief Items. turned home Saturday after spending two weeks lit Pitman Grove. The boat which was being held us Lightning struck a tree along the Of Course, Another reason is that if anything should go wrong we are security for the New York men who were recently arrested for clammiiii! trolley line near Walling's crossing at in New Jersey waters without a li- New Monmouth last week. always here (as we have been for the past twenty years) to cense was stolen last week. The boat Richard Post of New York is spend- was in Compton's creek and it is ing a few days with his father, Cap- make things right. thought that the owners came and tain Caleb Post of Belford. took it out at night. The clamnitis' Miss Jewell Daria of Jersey City is association of Belford have engaged spending two weeks with Mrs. William Joseph Keilly of Red Bank as their Lyons of Port Monmouth. Of Course, Another reason is that we.buy in such big quantities that we lawyer. Harry Lohscn of Belford returned home Sunday after a week'a visit at Mrs. A. I. Phillips'* house at Phil- Greonport, Long Island. can quote much lower prices than other dealers can offer |or lips Mill was struck by lightning last Mips Anna Smith of New York is Tuesday ni|;ht. A strip of the spending a few days with Miss Lena weather boards about 1x12 feet was Kraemer of Bolford. the same grade of goods. torn off and a large picture in the William Seeley of Belford bought a hall was broken. Mrs. P. Phillips's new horse last week to use on his (laughter Belle was in the house when vegetable wagon. it was struck. She was not hurt. Mrs. Harry Rlieupart of Orange is Of Course, Another reason is that our pianos are made in the best factories, Bill Lcousi, a Cieck wrestler, is spending n few days with Mrs. Henry spending the summer with W. K. Kllis Horn of Belford. by the best manufacturers, where are added those special of Navecink. Mr. I.cousi is in the I). W. VanNt.to of Bolford spent aponRe business at New York ami ispart of last week with relatives at thinking of erecting a fuctorv at Mount Tabor. features which make the pianos stand the very trying climatic Navenink where sponges will be" pre- Mr. and Mrs. Maxson of Rhode Is- pared for market. land are visiting Airs. Mary Connorn conditions of the Jersey coast. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob .Saunders of of Navesink. Belford left lnnt Saturday for a Frank VanDerveer of Newark' in wcck'B vacation at Pittstown, New viniting his father, John VanDerveer Jersey. Mr. .SuunclorK is ticket ngi-nt of Navesink. Of Course, All these reasons combined make a store where courteous treat- tit llelford. James Wuinwright, a rpennl agent, i» taking his place. The infant daughter of Men. Fred ment, low prices, high quality of goods, fair terms, and entire David Weiitcrvrlt of Navenink hint Johnson of Ilclfoid is laid up with been experimenting with cauliflower chicken pox. this year nnd him iioen very mecess- A new writing diruk linn been in- satisfaction are always sure. ful. Last weok hi- cut several heaibi iilnlled in the llelford postolllcc. nnd one of them meumired over James Ilever of llelford limighl n eighteen iiicheii in lircumfcri'iire. new fiiuno lm:t week. Advertised Mterii at the I.cx'tutl Donald Mrl.eod of Itelford in nick SO Whether you are interested in Pianos, Talking Machines, Phonographs, 1'oillt piiiitofni'e are nililremu-il to Min.'i with mciinlcn. Clnrn .Smith, Mm. Julia ('. Crane, Bicycles, Sewing Machines, or repairs in any of these lines Neiti Ainu llvinnnein, M. .1. Kulmlloir, For norenemi of tlio imiuden, Mi»H Winnio Malnmev, Minn M, Mu whether induced by violent exercise loncy iiml U. I,. I'arnliuin. or injury, there in IUIIIIIIIK livtUr than the proper place to go is Minn Miil(.i<> Curliii or Niivn.ink him I'lmmlici Inin'n Liniment. Thin lini- worktvl lianl (lining the winter iiuinllm ment nbio relieved rhriimntir pninn. making fouvenini iiml ireful nrtirli'x l''or i.ale Ly .lumen Cooper, Jr eornrr which will be on wilr at the llrenien'n IIKHIII uiul White ntreelii. fair mi Friday mid HiUnrilny of ||iii week, The lucllfn' aiil nocioty Oldsmobile Runabout with top, $50.00. .,, . . ' ". . Biiick, Six-Passenger, top, express body car; good running order; $350. Don't miss this chance to pick up a Carriage, Wagon or Automobile at this time as this clean-up sale is for a short time only and goods cannot be duplicated. o J. W. MOUNT CO., Red Bank, N. J.

AT&AHTIO BI0HXAND8 NEWS. NEWSFROMFARMINGDALE Pint of Union Uottingt Htia at tM Lyrlo. Sunday Hljrht. The first of the Sunday night union POTATOJCROP POOR THIS YEAR AND LOW PRICES meetings was held last Sunday.in the Lyric theater on First avenue. Over PREVAIL. 100 people were present. Rev. W. T. ! We Are Determined to Make This Valiant, pastor of the Methodist church, preached a sermon on "Sin tmerican Giants Prove Most Profitable Variety Because of Their. and the Savior." A male quartette consisting of F. A. White, C. A. An- Large Yield—Mr*. Mary Clark Dead at the Age of 91 Years- derson, F. Cossaboom and E. H. Cook rendered Several selections. ThiB' Farmingdale Grange Hold* Picnic—Infant Son of Arthtr Murphy Oxford Sale a Record Breaker. quartette is expected to take part at every meeting. A large chorus choir Fall! fron Porch. id now being formed under the leader- Farmers are dlgginK and shipping is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harry ship of F. A. White, and music will be ;heir early potatoes as fast as possible. C. Goodenough. Miss Rogers and. made one of the features of the meet- And it surely will be, considering the great cut.in price on every The crop averages only fair in yield Mrs. Goodenoueh were graduated ings. The music committee consists of jnd the price ia already very low, from the normal school In the same F. A. White, Mrs. George Conover, pair of JVEen's and Women's Oxfords, Ties, Pumps and Colonials. We which is a great disappointment to class. Mrs. Morton Southall and Mrs. M.'E, !he growers, when they make com- Several young people enjoyed a Foster. The meeting next Sunday parison with the good yield and abnor- straw ride to Brielle last Saturday, night will be under the direction of must sell every pair of low cut Shoes to make room for our Fall goods mally high prices that prevailed last where they spent the day and had a Rev. George H. Gardner, pastor of the dance party in the pavilion in the Central Baptist church. rear. Potatoes have been soiling as Liotare on Mlnloni, ow aa $1.50 a barrel.,.. In former early evening. which is due here soon, and we shall not consider profit during this ?ears this was considered a fair price Mrs. Mark Winans of Newark and Mrs. Gregory, Griswald of Caldwcll Dr. Carl H. Wintsch, a summer resi- ind farmers were satisfied when they have returned after visiting Mrs. dent of Hillside, has consented,to de- sale, in fact most of these Oxfords will be sold much below cost. :ould get that. Buyers have com- Winans's cousin, Mrs. W. J. Terry of liver an address to the Presbyterian nenced business at Howell station, West Forms. Sunday-school on "Missions in where 100,000 barrels were shipped Africa." Some years ago Dr. Wintsch Special lot of Men's Black and Tan $4.00 Ties, now at - $1.75 ast season. It is too early to tell the A few truckers are picking ripe to- was the physician in charge of a mis- sroBpectlve yield of the late varieties matoes and find a good demand for sion party that went to Africa, and he Men's Black and Tan $4.00 and $4.50 Ties, now - - 3.25 is they have not been dug in any con- them at Asbury Park at good prices. will tell of their1 experience and the ilderable quantity. Growers will be- They are selling this week at $1.60 a work done by them. rin to dig Giants within a short time, buaket. Brief Xt«ma. Men's " " " $3.50 " $4.00 " " - 2.45 this variety is the money crop be- Oliver Farry, who ,has been unable cause of their enormous yield. They to work for nearly a year because of J6seph Caruso, the First avenue Women's Black and Tan $4 Ties and Pumps, now at $1.25 and $1.50 rheumatism, is now considerably im- Contractor, has the contract for the frequently average 126 barrels nn cementt work on the new Hartcorn icre. Many farmers in the western proved in health. William H. VanMatcr spent Sun- garage on First avenue. A cement Women's Patent and Gun Metal $4 and $4.50 Pumps, part of the township have from day at Brooklyn, whore he attended floor 60x100 will be laid on the ground twenty to sixty acres planted while the annual outing of a club of which floor and cement walks will be laid now at - - - - - 2.90 and 3.25 »n occasional grower has from lie is a member. around the building. The ornamental itventy-flve to one hundred acres. George W. Allen, owner of Wood- front of the building has been com- Women's Patent and Gun Metal $3.50 Ties and Kri. Mary Oluk D»d. side farm at West Farms, has a house pleted and work is now being done on Mrs. Mary Clark, aged 91 yeare, full of boarders from Now York nnd :he inside; The second floor of the Pumps ------2.25 and 2.45 lied last Wednesday at her home on Brooklyn. building is to be used I\B chauffeur's he Lakewood road. Until two years Mrs. Mary Hnlsey and daughter quarters and will consist of a lounging igo Mrs. Clark enjoyed good health and Mr. Borgen of Bradley Beach are room nnd furnished roomR for living 'or a person of her age. Sinco then spending a few days with Mrs. Robert qunrtcrs. This is without a doubt the Greatest Shoe Sale on record. Take ler health failed and several months E. Gnnt. Joseph Letts of New York, son of igo she stumbled and fell, sustaining Mr. and' Mrs. J. L. Waddell of Jer- the Into Captain William Letts of this levere injuries, which hastened her sey City aro spending a week with place, wns found dead in bed at the advantage while the assortment' of sizes are yet fairly complete. leath.- Her death was due to general Mr. and Mr8. Ambrose Hyera of West lotel whero lie was staying last lebility. The funeral was hold at Farms. Wcdnesduy morning. The body was ler lato roeidonco .last Friday after- Allen PattorRon of Nownrk ro- brought to Atlantic Highlnndn Thurs- noon In charge of Rev. C. Itollin cently visited his parents, Mr. and day nnd was buried Friday in Bay- Smith. She was buriod at Woodbury. Mrs. Rovoo W. Patterson of West view cemetery. Rev. W. T. Vnlinnt, )ne eon, John Clark, survives. Farms. pastor of the Methodist church, had |tu|«n Kne Pionlo. Miss Pearl Emrnons, who hns been chargo of tho funeral service. Farmlngda'le grange went to Briclle visiting her cousin, Miss Mollie Pat- Rev. und Mrs. J. B. McQuillan of PEARSON BROS., ast Wednesday on its annual outing. torson of West Farms, has returned Brooklyn returned Monday after a :t was nn onjoyabljbl o occasioi n fofrr ththo home. few days' visit with Ucy. and Mrs. 'armors ond their friends nlthough tho Mrs, Margaret Dcmmo has reWrncd "eorgo H. Gardner of Highlund ave- I 15 BROAD STREET, RED BANK. N. J. lumber that went was considerably from a week's visit with hor son, Eu- nue. Mr. McQulllnn preached the esn than on former occasions. gene Dommo of Far Rockaway, N. Y. morning sermon at tho Central Bap- Jhlia r»U. from Poroh, tist church Sundny. Tho organization of Adclpma girls, Rev. Joseph SchaefTcr, pastor of tho Arthur Murphy, tho two-year-old known as tho I. V. II. U. society, wont ProBbyterlan church, has been giving ion of Mr. and Mrs. IQdgar 0. Mur- to Briello last Wednesday on a picnic. short talks to the young folks Sun- jhy, fell from tho high piazza of tho Mr. nnd Mrs. Jackson MarkB nnd dny mornings before preaching tho IOURC last week while playing. Ilia daughter Elslo (spent Sunday with regular sermon. His topic Sunday IOBO hit his go-cart when ho struck Mr. and Mrs. William T. Applegato. morning WBH "Lessons from tho Jie ground, making a bad bruise, Donald Williams of Asbury Park npent last Thursday with hin parents, Trees." Uhc Health of rrnh Air OhllAnn on Turnn. Dr. and Mrs. George S, Willloma. MISR Susie Ewinpr of Now York, is Largo numbers of children "ont out Miss Pearl Roynolds of Whlto's spending a two weeks' viicution with From Nowork under tho direction of Grovo has returned from u ton days' her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frnnk ho Fresh air organization of that Your Family Prudential Ordinary Policy Rates Reduced! visit with •frlcnda at Lnkcwood. Ewlng of Highland nvenuc. Miss :lty aro upending short vacations on II. A. Wallaco and Charles Wnlkce Kwlng Is employed as a Rtenographar nany furim In thin vicinity, Among of Now York upont novoral days last nt Now York. may bo ondangorcd by. allowing ;ho»e who have large numbers of chll- Adolph HoHslor, who conducts n tho plumbing In ymir realdonce Iran are George A. Patterson, Sam- wook with James L. Wallaco. The Prudential announces a reduction Mm. Lola E. SwurU of Roncllo butcher nhop on First nvoiiue, WHH to not out of repair, lotting tho lei Clayton, Mm. Clarence Sutphin, spent lust woek with her daughter. taken nick with ncuto Indigestion Jimuel MarkH and Oliver Fairy, Mm. Harry C. Goodonough. Saturday night while working in hln doodly Rowor gnm^n hoGl full in rates on new Ordinary and Inter- Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Younuum of store, Mr, Honnlor In now all right away about tho hmmu, iproadlnif Dorothy Bacon celobrated her sixth Glondola hava been visiting Wilson again. )lrthd»y last woek. A number of Youmunn of Went Farms, Mrs. Jamos Harklnn of South ilvo- diioane and wrotch^iliioiM. mediate policies. The same high guar- i«r girl companions participated In Jfunen Howard has returned from nuo In iilowly Improving after bolng All thin can bo cnnilyprevontcd a thnrt vacation with hi* daughters, laid up with nn attack of ptomnlno :h« Joyous occasion for tho little ones, by having n flrnt-t'lum plumber n the afternoon Mr. Huron took tho who live at Now York. polnoning. It In thought tho polnoning antees and liberal features are con- nerry crowd to Asbury I'a,rk In hln Mrs. Frank Hulao of Woat Farmn enmo from eating canned mifninn. impact your l>athro<>m*, toilets, In unending novoi'ul weeks with friends The carpel, cormnittoo of tho Central tu turnout Ic. etc., ovory onco In nwhlle. tin Ooupuiy Mapper, at Elltabeth. Daptiiit church mot Monday after- Mrn. Mount Rood, who hait been noon in tho church to decide on tho I will cheerfully furniih niitU tinued. The second annual supper and fen- ncrloualy tick for more than a week, kind of carpet they will buy. . Jval of the Kurmlngdafe Are com- la recovering. The Central Daptlat Humlty-Kliool matci on any plumbing work you j»ny will bo held Thursday afternoon Mm. Joanna Morrln of Spring Lnkn will hold ltd annual oxcurnlon to An- may neod. ind night of thin week at the Ore li vldting Mm. Anthony Hurdgo of bury Park on Wodneiday. Augunt 7th. 10UM. Oek (lion. . Mimes Loulno and Jullnn Notil« of MliK Evn Kmmon* linn completed Houtlilngton, Connecticut, aro vlnltorn Mlie I-ydl» Reed o( New York In Impfovemonto on her Main ntro«t at tho Central Hniitlut parsonage. ding two weeke with her sister, property. Stanley Antonlden, «on of Ira An- . Stanley llftrtow. Mrs. HlckW. The Pro»byU>rl*n Hundty-whool on- tonideR of First avenue. In confined to The Prudential «w Yorh Is also vliltlni Mr. and joyed it* annual outing at Urlello on the houra with rheumatic fever. i. Bui-tow and Mr, Btem* spent Tuetday. George M. Herbert of llulllmoi'O 11. tl.fc.ih * WUli, FeuiuUd by JQMN T. DHVDKN, > at the Bartow horn*. Mrs, Sarah Brennan of Doaton npnnt A f«w daye U»l wo«k with Kev. . 0. RMIIn Smith has select .Mnt l««t rriday with Ml«« liiaobo JoMph BehaelTor. Plon*«r •! Induete^l ln«ur«n«a In Am«rle* •" as the subject ef his termon M.tlll. Mil* ailliei of Sirnla, Cnnad«, i» 16 Wait Front Street, Mtthodlit ehurch next Sunday Ml*t Jennie Conk of Wut Farmi I* vlnltlng Her, and Mr*. John Endii of ' (night th* t«plo will > recovering from terioui ilcknei*. Third avenue. RED BANK, N. J. l««ac uelbert of Weit Farm* lo«t The Merliold eotUg* on Center !»•• L (VlntlH, two |>ortei thi* month. nn* ha< bein rented for the M«MII. •Page 13 THE RED BANK EEOIBTEB ' ' maah Or itrnxamrn BMBAJW. one of th<* members of the school dletown' school system. But they have .For »ftlc, good, frMh.tnllch cofTi. Alao boajsd. This is being drained and not forgiven the people, of the town- all kind* of liacwi, Buclc WcKee, Man- TO RED BANK REGISTEfrriitilRU and it will be opened as anship for. having yot&d for school Banutt'l", Moon of WMt Ocean (Icon S*r. vtroy PariBoM*? XldaM fhu» I* mouth JPark Stock l%m, .OoeanpDrt, athletic field in September. A base- money when the politicians did not . jfttaXiMt # WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 1912. 1 Hopt for tht Worrt nt ta Town. ball diamond of regulation size will be want it raised, and they have not for- Bnrnett Jjjs -Moore of West Ocean Rev. Percy Perlnehief will preach laid out, and when tho busoball sea- given the members of the school board Grove died la«t Wednesday of Bright's at the Methodist church Jwxt Sunday that whtn you' hav« tom^tntnc that TOWS TALK. son is over a football gridiron will who advocated good schools for thedisease. Mr..Moore had been sick for you want repaired you .can gat It done morning on "Sifted But'Saved." His at H»ifhf«, tl Jtfoamontb "trwt. Rod take its place. A running track will township. some time and his condition became topic at night will be "The Accepted Bank. - ' . (Continued from page M Probablably bbee laid out, encircling the • * * critical Tuesday night. An effort to Publican, or Hope for the Worst Man The Roosevelt '• state convention basehball amd football grounds. One With the realization that their attach on electric fun-in his room to in Town." WAvrao. WMng. •which was held at Asbury Pork yes- corner of the field ia low, and the trus- schemes to prevent good schools in the West Ocean Grove electiic service A meeting of the men'a club of Capable cook, m«n preferred,, T>r£ small Two or three furnlitied pr uniurniahaa i tees are considering dredging out this resulted in tha Singing of the bell in 'amilx of adults; good raoma In «. good locution wonted for;-; terday was big and enthusiastic. It the township have failed, the.Repub- Trinity church will be held tomorrow required. i Coyk, Vx 313, HodIlrlit houaeksapjng. Inquire at Cant, f markod the parting of the ways be- coiner of the field and transforming lican politicians have adopted new the Methodist church. night in the Sunday-school room of the Anns. C'liarleB Irwln's yachl bamn, Red Bank. . it into a swimming pool in summer forms of malice and revenge. Melvin Mr. Moore was 58 years old and tween the old Republican machine church. i jrvSMsTTlfBH mVt . •••», purty and the new Progressive party. and a skating pond in winter. A A. Rice of Leonardo is the president leaves a widow and seven children. Dorothy Elizabeth, infant daughter cMAvmxr* vim POSXTZOV. Furniture of all kind* repaired. Re- < brook flows through this portion oP of the Middletown board of education. The children are Mrs. Atwpod Homer Hober, induitrloua yuurtff uian WIBIICH storlnc of antique and mahogam/ fur* •-* * • + * of Harris Longstrect, was baptised OHUIOII UB chauneui*: can furnlflh KOOU the field and this will provide the He is' also a member of the state and Mrs. Eari.'Horner of VanHiso- Sunday morning at Trinity church by rt-rencf. Adrtrt'SH Chftuffeur, box 313, ntture,e. »% «ptcl»Jlysptclaily. IIOBi«o»ry Or»uBeOrtuBe, Frank It'wus'tt clean break-awivy. II was water for the pool. In another cor- board of education and he is one of ville, MrB.,Rufus White of Atlantic ted Unnk, ., , : •...;, I, near Southern rallronct Bed Jlsnk. as direct an advance in governmental ner of the field are some fine trees, 1 Rev. Robert MacKellar. the most prominent men in educa- City, and . Raymond, Benjamin, Stan- A yesper service will be held on the OXHb WJkWHD.-.'. .• .'<'"' '' ' ' ' JJI^T: ideas as was the anti-slavery conyjcn- and a playground for the little chil- tional affairs in the whole state. When ley and Leroy Moore of West Ocean Baptist church lawn Sunday night at Girl wanted for general housework; Girl wanted at onciTfor^gBrieral house- tinn of 185(1, when the Republican dren and girls will be established the high school project was 'first dis- Grove. tlderly person desired. Call ut or.ad- work, pood wages and good home gunr* party was formed on the wreckage of there. In another corner will be lo-cussed by the Middletown township half-past six o'clock. Rev. J. L. Miner IreuH Inquiries to 1ST West Front street, an teed. An oil the year Job, Wrlto at cated playground equipment for the will leave for Nova Scotia next week Eted Uank. ' ~ • ones to Box 104, Xltlle Silver,-Jf. J. the old Whig party. The fraud com- board of education, hi; offered to do- ' VICTIM DIABETDB. for a month's trip. Rev. P. W, Over- mittee at Chicago last month, where boys. This will comprise a large vari- nate two acres of land for the site of TOB BA1.B. • ' • JfOB num. ety of playground apparatus. hiser qf South River, Rev. Henry Indlun motor cycle with Bosch mnK- Tuft was declared nominated by the new school, and he also offered to Boraee BtAutou, Woll Known long- Fine, fresh, young Jersey cow, kind give §1,0(10 in cash toward the con- Cross of Red Bank and Rev. J. Y.neto ror tmlo; in Urnt-cIUHH condition, and gentle, gives an abundance of rtvU fraudulently seated delegates, was * * « Braaoh Contractor, Died XiBit THert. Ivwln of Port Jervis will preach con- Uront micrlttco* If tukeh at onco, Phone milk, will Hell cheap ue owner haa no vigorously denounced, and the battle struction and equipment of the build- 317 Wml Hank. -. place to keep her, AildrcBH J&m, Qeurve . Last week Miss Julia Schoenfeld. ing. The site selected by the school Horace Stantbn of Long Branch secutively on Sundays during his ab- cry of the day was—"-No compromise died Tuesday of last week of diabetes, Darby, 00 Cottuyo pluco, Long «Branonf . with political iniquity." ..ne of the field secretaries employed board was the choicest piece of land sence. The church will be closed the HOTIBB WANTED. by the playground association of owned by Mr. Rice, a two-acre plot at with which he had been sick aboutisix last Sunday in August. Hlx or Hevon-room house >vJth land of * <= <= months. For several weeks preceding % to 1 acre, near lied Bunk. Heud utter, America, visited the Middletown high the corner of Hosford avenue and the, No Sunday night services will be with price* and done rip t ton to a. K., box 18 Broad atroet, lied Bank. Shampoo- The strongest anil stancliest and school and the athletic field. She has Leonardville road. Four weeks ngo his death he had been in a critical con. held at the Presbyterian church dur- a 13, Rod Bank, Ins, «cu]p treatment, hair dreuuing. \ most ab|e in#n of the Republican party spent ten or twelve years in this work Mr. Rice bought a tract of eighty dition and no hope "was entertained ing August. The weekly prayer nuw Hnu of PHychCH: buulne.BH commen- for his* recovery. Mr. Stanton was LATOOK POB BAXB. ' clnir to lush. Xu|les'.wlg8 redressed and in New Jersey were at that conven- and has traveled all over the country. acres of land half a mile from the meetings will also be discontinued. X4tuncli 16 feet lonu, 2-h. p. Stamford furnlulied, Sincerely yours, Mm. L,. IS, tion. They included Former Governor She said that athletic fields and play- now school, and some of the discred- seventy years old and was well known Rev. J. W. Rogan will take his vaca- motor*, full equipment; can bo seen run- Douglass, : • Fort, George L. Record, Kvcvetf Colby, grounds for rural schools were com- ited Republican politicians have been as a contractor. He lluilt many houses tion next month. ning- uny tlmo, $75, David C. Loonard, Borden D. Whiting, Frank B. Jess, paratively liew things, and had bee"n circulating a story for the past two at Long Branch and Monmouth Beach. The annual outing and clambake of 'eonartlo, N. J. BOOB SOB HATOHUTO. He leaves a widow and two daugh- KelleatruBB utruln of White Orping- Chalks N. Fowler and others of like undertaken only during the past two the Presbyterian brotherhood, which DOGS rOB BALE. tons, Arnold's strain of BulY Leghorns, prominence. One and all tiny agreed 01. tlu.ee years. She declared that j or three weeks to the effect that Mr, ters. was to have been held Friday night of TharoughbreU IrlRli terrier puppies, and Thompson's strain of Barred Rooks; that the Republica•• '' n part'-y • '••'had 'bee n nowhere in the ...... United State. s was Ricti had an option on this property this week, has been poBtponed. male, and femojc, two man tli s old, for ogRB, 15 for I), or 100 for It. Stock for nale. Apply ut tihutlowbrook Furin, Bate. W. A. Truax, 226 Broad Btroet, seiz.:d by greedy corporate interests, thenTiin litiile'tie ficTd/nnd plsi when he advocated the new school and HEAT CAUSES DEATH. Hhrtiwshury,. N, J. Red Bank.. who had framed up such conditions in" a rural community which would that he wanted the new schoop only The real bargains are advertised ie and rules that they could prevent compare with that of the Middletown because he expected to buy this land Joseph H. rinley ot AHtury Park Over- THE REGISTER.—Adv. • ' BTTLLS rOB BBBVX0S. COWB TOB BJU.H OB BXOXAVOB. the honest people of the party from and sell it off in lots because of the Reglaterea Quornsey bull, pcaigreofl nQcetved a carload ol fresh cows and, high school. She expressed amaze- come While working at Deal. Folsteln Itull, thoroughbred Jereoy bull. aprlnfirorB, conalatlnif of Uolatelns* ever again Betting in control, no mat- ment ;it the progressiveness and liber- location of the new school. Joseph H. .Finley of Asbury Park Bartender at American hotel, Rcu Bingham Farm, Oce'anlu, N. J, Telo- Guernseys and Jorsoye, from' Berfrea ter how greag t a majoritjy of votes they ality of the Middletown people in con- * ft i>*.i,v. -- — - . . . Mr. Rice owns a farm of 300 acres ley had been working in ii trench all corner Worthloy and Wallace etreotB, FilmB developed for lit cents. Kaat- that a new party was to be formed, I «u™ce for good on the boy., and girls day exposed to the blazing rays of the «. BITBAS. Red Bank. W. 13. Asay. * man'n Byatem;' tha latest system of and this farm lies between the new Bemover of dead animals. Red Bank, hundllns kodak filmx. At Dlckopf's, (it w th a platform of its own, and with j of the town,hip as the athletic field, high school and the land he has just sun where no breeze could reach him. N. J. Telephone 129-J. BOOKS rOB BINT, Broad Btreot. Red Bank. Mall ordcra no alliance with anv other party. The the playground, and the domestic bought. If he wanted to develop land About 3:30 o'clock Finley was noticed ,arKo, pleaHunt, attractive, nlri proniptly filled. Stampu taken in ua platform contains provisions for scicmc tuut mmutal Laming depurt- by his companions to be in a fainting UOtD CTJTTEB WAZrXBS. for olllcea in the Davidson ^ntlld cnoli. We return credit. •» and sell it off in lots on account of Apply at Fru'wel-'M gold leaf factory. rent; hent free. Apply for imr.i whieh the people have been contending ments of the school. condition and was taken home. to Davidsons, Ited Bank. and which tho trusts and the trusts' I ' ' • •> # ., the high school, he could have taken Union street, Hed Banlt. anurwravBY OATBT. eighty acres of his original property 1 Millt and cream, fresh, spcolal milk for politicians have opposed. Here are! . with these great benefits to flow POB. BALE. ; - TOM BUB, babies guaranteed pure Uuernsey, deliv- to much better advantage. 'In the A beautiful oak cabinet Kdlaon phono- the most important planks of the pint- j f,oni such a schoolhouse as JHddler Viotlta ot IPtomalm Poisoning. BcrUslitre plgH, 10 week» OKI. L. .L ered daily. A. Qrovor, Tel, 84-W, ehrowo-v form : second place the property ho has just White, yiirewal.ui-y, N. J. graph wltl, 150 reconls. CoHt 1150, will bury, N. J. Milk from my dairy frosli ; town now possesses and from Ihe bought was owned by the late Isaac T. James Burks, Sr., of Long Branch, sell for I3G. ltlcliard Darby, 09 CottuRe dally at M. Blom's delicatessen store. Noniinatl'ii cunilliliitc- f,,r l'i activity of the Middletown school ixc place, Lonff Branch, N. J. d.-iil ami Vi< Meyer. Mr. Mevcr was alive -when ° Saturday night from ptomaine WO&XMEN WAMTBD. Broad street. Red Bank. 'Klili-nl liy dii 1 N board, it seems strange that the high Laborers wanted at Monmouth Park lolcctl.m « IV ; ] i,l N'k'l- l'l the high school proposition was voted | Poisoning ">-nis eightieth year. Mr. OHAITEIt X0BTOAOX8. dent hy dim h school project and the special fea- Burke v s ta Stock Farm, Oceunport, N. J. JUSTICE or Tan PDAOB. I>ii lit electl ill' l'lill"il Stales on, and he and W'wife were' at the J ? ken sick on Tuesday but Money, loaned to pereon» on i-hattcl tures attached thereto should have school meeting and worked for the I was not forced to take to his bed-until OEI.EBY P1ANXS FOB BALD. mortgages. Appllcatlona nro treated I have been In tho law LUBIIICBB four- alms. been so violently fought by the' Re- confidentially. Edward W, Wise, ngent, teen years and If you want advice coma_ ' Simple ni,'tli,,,ls of iinienillnK Hit- . school appropriation. Several months Friday. He served in the Confederate 20,000 celery plants for Bate, Georgo 28 Broad street, Red Bank. In and I will give it to you. I will nho«T miliilliui i-f .Wiv -I'' •sey ami tin' i publican machine of Middletown army during the Civil war. He was TVillett, Port Monmouth, N. J. you the law for youraolf. 3 wont toll' slitution ,,l' tin1 I'nln il States. township. Yet the people of Middle- after the school meeting was held Mr. you It'a a. declsloa JSCwnrd ~Vf. Wise. Tii- Inilinlive, ref, leniluni iuxl r,' •"• town township have had to tight the Meyer took sick and died. His widow best known at Long Branch as a car- WOBK WANTED. CHA1TT7St7B. 28 Broad street, Red Bank, : \V"lli:ill sulTrae.,.. rm e bu ld Day's work or wunlilng out from home. Position wanted by llcenflcd chauffeur; „. j Republican machine at every step of turned the property over to the trus- l B | er. experience with uny kli)d of car; hot*ont A iialiimal proKii'S! Ivi' in j the way toward getting the higli tees of an estate to which Mr. Meyer i\pply at 82 Uunlt'i, Btreet, lied Bunk. and sober, man; reference. J. C. Bcutt, mmm ASO LOTLOT. . Xong Branch Qlrl Demi. U13 Pearl atroot, Red Bank. b (invi l-nlnint ownership n"ff i-X|iexpressr , tel- school. Even the propositions of five was indebted. These trustees begun BOX BUSH FOB SAI.B. X£ you aro loolrlnlll g for a bargain, call ' i-l I 'II i 1,, I I I _ _• f s negotiations for the sale of the prop- Nice lot of faney box bush for sale. jn nio. 1 liuve several Io.ta.and a new ltiiliictiun or tariff on-ni'i-i'.'iKilli-M. ., -„., - - school Miss Alfreds. M. Smythe of Long 'y to Box Bush, box 313, lied Bank. BABY OABBXAOB WASTED. houHc, fllx roomu-and bath. With all im- Aliolltion nf .'ill speila! privll.-Kes. ings were demanded, were strenuously erty, and several months later the Branch died last Saturday week at Rubber tl ltd baby carriage wanted. provements, for eale cheap; In .Wost»ld»' C'lialiKe In patent law* *>. Unit In, put- opposed. Middletown's schoolhouses propei'tiropert;y was bought by Mr. Rice.the Long Branch hospital following BOOM rOB BENT. Must be In flrst-claus condition itnd rea- pnrk. Gust Ornlieref, Nuwmau Spring*' <-llt can II,.- li.-l.l liy II 111,.IH,poly, lint every at that time were small and many of Even if Mr_ . Rice had had an option on an operatio_ n. fo, r appendicitis, ., , , . Miss I-'urnlshed room for rent. MI-B. 3sonable. . H til to pi-ice. AddreHS Baby ?nne. Telephono US Red Bank, p.ilenl In lie in.en Pi c\ ,-i\ ur,'' mi pay- iw UJ W L WU V I-onK-street, Hudson avenue. Red Bank. Carriage, box 313, Red Bank. XKB0TBXOA& COBTBACTOB. ment of ;\ royally I" l»- tix'-'l by thethem were utterly unlit for school- the property at the time the new Smythe was a popular mrnember of the George Daly; estimates oheerfully novermneat. , houses. The school board • called a school was contemplated, there would Asbury Park 1 given. Electric lights, bells, motors, lo- I t lt ; vWethodisdist church of PBAHK OPDYKB, HOUSE 70S BALE. p nt ship or '"'V "," * public meeting to vote on abandoning be nothing discreditable in that; but Long BrnncV buyer nnd snipper of all kinds of House and lot on Washington Btreet cal telephones und annunciator flystems; nil nil otiir pnllnlilii iilillllf-li H in Alaska, , severa' l of.. thes. °e schools, , , an. d, on ,.....build-, j 1 the facts show that Mr. Rice could country produce, 12 "Wharf avenue, Red for ealo cheap. Apply to F. P, Stryker, flxtureu Installed. Ofllco 42 Broad Btreett mill tin- I'liti-nliiMi nf Alaska's I'oal minis. Bank. . nt Stryker & Stryker's livery stable, Keglster building; office phone 176-M. uri.Us ami nthi-r natniiil ivNimrn-.s 1'nr ing better schools which would be have had no possible intention of buy- MATAWA1T FIREMEN'S OUTHTO. Monmouth street, Red Bank. BeBldence phone 238-M. Bed Bank. till- list or the whole p. ! centrally located. This was curried ing the property at that time. The PIOS FOB SAiE. i.nt ciinlnir U tnc HORSY TO LOABT. I.BOAZ. PAPBBS. f all I'IVIKIII ciVnani-l ' V People, but the politicians who absurdity of the story is apparent Eighty M«mb»r« of the Oapattment En- Small pigs for sale. Mtddletown Stock All kinds of oflldavltB- prepared anil n.lli-.>.-iil!- when it is seen that to make tne story l-'arln. P. O. address, ThomaB S. Field, Money to loan on first bond and mort- , ..' riili-s .if ail •illt-i- pul.lie iitiliti,*. saw no reason for spending money on joy a Say at Klerhlanui. Kcd Bank. gage In quantities to suit borrower. Ap- properly executed. Call.at my oflloa and Uirestriet'-t] eunii.etilinn jn hanking the public schools were lined up sol-true Mr. Rice must have b,ei$n..sble to The fifth annual outing of the Mata- ply to tho Land and Loan company, 10 you will always find mo in from 8:09 anil tlie siiiaKhhiK "f I'm- miincy liilst. . idly against the proposition. foretell nt the time of the, school meet- wan fire department was held Monday POB SALE. East Front street, Red Bank. a. m. to G:00 p. m. Deeds, bonds and (livil servici- for [ill ^nv.ellHllellt em- Three i-eElatered Guernsey bulls, one mortgages', chattel mortgages, etc., ing that Mr. Meyer, who was then in at Highland Beach. Eighty members BLAQ AMU OBAVHX OXKO. drawn at reasonable prices. Kfdward W* p. good health, would die in a few year old. Address Portland Farm, High- Wise, 28 Broad Btreet, Red Bank. Ili'KiiliitinM "f n iinopollw nnd Ilio fix- ! Similar conditions prevailed when of the department made the trip in a lands, N. J. • Leaky tin and slate roofs made tight; ini; .if |.iir.'« o minds ni'iului'i'ii by | months; he must have been able to special trolley car, accompanied by the ajso tar and asphalt for sale. Ogden ssary I'M' the pnlilic ie high school project was brought UcClaakey, Ul Rhreweb-'ry avenue. ttPHOlTsTEBBB. trulls w ln-ii iH'ct foretell further that Mr. Meyer's Keyport brass band. The firemen FOB BAJCS. Formerly with Herts Bros, and Arnold. wt-lfari-. p.' Since the new school buildings widow would turn the property over A-l white oatfl, cut Kreen for seedlnK. Rod Hank, Telephone Dll-R. 'l'ected four or fi#e years ago, made their headquarters at William A. Norrls, lllversiile Drive, Ited Bank. Constable Co., New York. Furniture re- to the trustees of an estate to which Sandlass's Surf, house and they en- T.-lephone 112. • BXO BANS DAZBY. covered and repaired; awnings, shades, 'IIns is the greatest and best plat- uiildletown has greatly increased the Mr. Meyer • was indebted; he must Sweet ereum, pure milk from our own curtains, draperies, laying of carpet*, joyed a full day at the shore, return- 'iirma; fresh butter, buttermilk nnd. matting, linoleum. Mattresses and cush- have been able to foretell that these ing home at eleven o'clock. A shore taoN BOOPIMO AKD BIOXHO. lome-mode pot cheeBe dellvereU dolly. ions to order. McQrahom, 37 East Front trustees would put the property on dinner was served at which James Corrugatod galvanized Iron for roof- Chag. A, -McClaskey, Red Bank, street, Red Bank. Telephone U-J. the market at loss than half the value Fury, chairman of the outing com- ing and olrliaK for sale by J. W.. Mount at which it hud been held by Mr.n(ittee, was ' toastmastcr. Speeches Co., Red Bank. ' TVajXXBHIW BOOMS TO £BT. : BBWABB Or THB IXI. of them I have believed in all my life , m0;.e than Red Bani(j ^o,^ in fact, BOOMS TO BENT. Threo Inrpc, cool, furnt«li**tl roomn to Now Is tho time to look over your lonK. Others, such as those relating , districts of the Meyer; and he must have been able wore made by F. T. Bedle, mayor HooniH to rent, wltli m- without bonril. let by tho week ut reuHomihle prlcen. screens and screen doors.- I make any than of th( school L'ull or uddrp.sH MTH. V. K. Hutchtuoon, kind of Bcreens for windows, doors and to trusts anil monopolies, I have be- < countv cxccpt Long- Branch and As- to foretell that he would oiler a higher I of Matawan; Charles Scott of Perth Mrs. GeoiTCL- ('. TaHh. Throekmorton IIVH- mie. lied Liank. [•)li Aloninoiitli Htrett, JU'd Bank. porches. Also nil kinds of repairing lieved in evev since the- trusts and bul.v pal.k when it was proposed to figure for the property than anybody Amboy, ex-chief of the Matawan fire done. Call 442, for an estimate. Oust else to whom it was offered woifld give, department; eN-Chief Alonzo Walling, Ornberg, Nowman Springs avenue, Red, monopolies began to get control of the ,bujl -(| .. , |igl)i(,|-, school in Middletown FOB SAXB. FOB SALE. A man who could foretell things like A ^^: „*•„„*• fL :..e IITMI: TT r-v- • Bank. country. township the politicians violently ob- Assistant Chief VVilliam H. Diggin, DPllvcry wagon, with undt-rcut'plut- Ton Mtuclc K«-eHe nnd forty younpr ones, these would not need to fool with real ex-Councilman William Arrowsmith, t'Dnil KprlnK^- Apply at I^HUB'H, Broad fiKlilnB from HIX to oiifht pounds eueii, , . i jetted to it. The Republican machine trceJ. Red Hank. for milo. Apply t« Patrick Boyle, cure OAK! BAKU. A platform of this kind ought to, | , inst a high estate to make money; he could go Councilman Edward VanBrackle, of William 1!. Llnyrt, Ri-rt Bnnk. Tire wnmen'H clirlHtlnn temperance sto()|1 ikl a rock aEa into ihe New York stock, market and Harry Boltz, superintendent of the union uf KIMI Bank will hold u* home- draw to its -support men who believe ; sci,lK,|. At the election to vote on the YOUHO MAIT. could become a billionaire in a month. Matawan sfeel and iron company; Collego graduate, ChrlRtlan, wan)H em- •WAMTE1) AT OMCE. made cako and ice cream pale on tho af- in human justice; who believe in hi(,h st,nnn] ti,c, Republican machine tvi-noon und evening of July 30th. on Mr. * * * William H. Haiclay, George Weber idoynient. Adtlresa College Graduate, akei', man or woman,' vvlit> con make human progress; who believe that the , w.ls. (mt in fgl.CP| umj they combined, IH>X 3 13, Jtctl Baal,-. liumc-niude brcati. cake nnd pies. Apply Hurold Perkins's lawn, 170 Boutll street. and John Mulsoff. After the speak- nt oiu't- to llom«» Hnklng Co.,. oppobito Red bank. Tim public cordially Invited world is intended for the welfare and . wit|, ., fow Democrats like Cornelius > This Atorv which these Republicans to attend. Tim Red Bnnk bund will fur- i.. _. * • I...' i_ i •__ • MtttliodiHt church, HIKIHIUMIU, X. J. of the many and nnt solely s ]]j j Daniel T. Hendrickson I have been circulating shows how in- ing a series of athletic events were TEHNENT HABVEBT HOME. nlHh muHle. u van am The Old Tennent Iiarv.'Hl home will be for the benefit of a few. The Eocke- to oppose the new school. They worked tensely opposed these politicians are held and u band concert was given. Others on the arrangement committee held Wednemlay, July 31, IDT.'. If HOUSE TOB SAKE. fellers and then- allies, who compare a(,ajnst the appropriation for the high to those who have worked for good tormy, ntxt tvt-nins. A nlnc-roum Uwvifc \vUh^)uth i\\\& Ran, BBAB TKIB. were George Weber, M. I-. Miller, Have your washing done at the Jersey themselves tc. an American Beauty st.no(,i tlu-v worked against the ioca- .schools in Middletown township. Mr. on liulf mi neve of sround nt KcanHburtr, COW FOB SALE. /or sale, A|)])ly Ut (1. VuTiMutj-r, Port Coast Laundry. Family washing, ro:u', where the gardener sacrifices tio|1 of tfu, ni(,h schooi; ilnd thuy Harry Bolty, Charles Strykcr, John sturched and .dried, done weekly, 60 .-•,,., """ "' "•••• '"f.-- •'-••>"' - —.> Rice is president of the board of edu- Mulsoff, George Eastmond, William A very choice ymuiK Jersey eow for Monmmith road, Kfanr.burK. *N. J. ;ale; tlae to be frosli AllKUst lHt. C. V. cents. J'lat work mangled 16 cents. of roses in order that one rose Worked against every proposition on | cation nnd is recognized as the head n Hotels and boarding house clothes may be pre-eminent over all others. thoti( .kl,ti Tnt, election was c HIM, Long Ilranch, N. J. SAVE VOUa OLD OABFETB. the tk.k(.t Tn(, election was carried : of Bthool improvemententuu in tho town- i'• , »'RK' . Daniel Costello, Frit; i vjnBhed and dried; But work mangled p v ebev 1 letm tl fill ivvt r*'lhlf nix** nmde I'rom will find little to commend in this plat- >,b v jj| u, peopl!e hhoweve r SSom e of tthhe shiphi . NlNaturallyl ththhe hatred and , J > W. Harry Bartley., Georg.rgie 3 cents per pound. Ironing done If de- (ll sh rtTBNISHES BOOM rOB BENT. old cnipotti mnl clu-iillh' ptirliei-fn. Writ*- sired. Telephone 204 lied Bank. ' form. Neither, wil,. l it ,h e, satisfactor.... y- , Republicarepublican politician!.„..-.> s ' declarelared that malicalice off tthhe RbRepublical n politicians i,.! '""IP', " ., Charles Shock* an d! ChCharlel a I.ni-Ke, lljflit. frtmt riinm, iipHlah-fi, for for clrcularH. American Ituif Manufac- to those who believe that millions of . t|u,v wou|,i can-v tory, 2'Jd Vt'imimt street, llrooklyn. 4 . 'llll> II uvuii vilify IIIV matte**• «* t>«'^.r4 Abflw^into' iiksj directe\m * * V^- V\^\d t agains"f*> f(tll».ritr hiJIIIImI mor11 mi e^, thabiicilnl ( ' rent to lady or gentleman. Call-at 56 ^>a _H ..!«..•. I. \ -t.Vll 4,11 tKlMil lilll"ll\ lit J\l«rilllli . * . • .• * . * WAHTBfi. men .should toil without hope in order cou'rt and fight against permitting the ! against anyone C-IFO. But even Ke- Wallace street, Hrd Ilnuk. Bright young tnen wnntHd, with plenty A TRIO OF PABTHCB n. that. a few families may live ill luxury t inlsll,t,.; to carry out the people's rt-nc('H. Paul Mori'limm*.-, -1 ilowero and tuko cars of lawns and velt anil the platform on which he t|le SL.i,,,,,|, t,, have the school supplied Knocked Unconscious Jjait Week. clileBs pluct-. Hi'd Bunk. Bulck. two-cylinder, B-paHHeiiRer. tour- Mrs. Thomas Knckhill of Shrews- Ing car, HiHt-clnHS order; extra tubes and HhrubH. MuBt be sober and lntlliBtrlous. stands ought to he'a hope anil an m-;wj(h water from the Atlantic Iligh- nlwen, (uv Male i-lii'ay. Apply to (). K.None but a flrBt-class man with A-l ref- .spiiation for all those who belicv,, in | , ,, ply,-to put in an elec- walking in her back yard Sunday of. hist week Miss Lilian M. COLT'S KECK HABVEST HOME. iTtmc« need auHwvt-. Htiktu experience amls waU r s p ll The Coll'B Neek harvpHt home will be MtiufaotnrluK cotMpany, \Vt*»t Btreet, tive progress of the human race toward . y ,) |uipmeiit, and to mill other week when'a bolt or lightning i Bwmcll and Charles F. Hartung, both Ited itunk. ind Bnlnry cxpi-ctcil. Address Ouitlener, tril lt l{ ol struck a tree on the place. The bolt | °.f I'''irhold, were married at theheltl Wetlnesdiiy night, July 2ltli. It box ill, 11ml liank. • lnglivr•.standard.-! or righteousness and-' f/el,t,,,vs t(, the school. This anjiroI 1 V- atoini}-, next I'alr .Mt-uliig. townnl a greater degree ot happiness. .,,,.;. u,ted to $5,000. jn-cduced an electric current which | ^'"i?" l'ar.smiaije. Miss Maud Willctt FOB BAX.B. llion iinHH The P of Matuwan und William A. Bromell '/COWS POB SALE. Cony coltnge at OceUnlc, vory cheap; BABBAim. election un this renilert'd Mrs. Uix'khill Two young et.WH fur H.ile, one wllli calf Klit roomH, hath, gnu und electric Horses nud wagons; one good work* by her Khie; reuKiainble price. Apply to lights; Nplciulld Uu-ntlciii, near fjivcr; llorse, twelve yearn old; one Rood rood lurco lot. Address 1*. O, box 112, Ocu- horso, three years old, not afraid ofany- T. liOKiili.'MUldli'lowii, K. J. unli-, N. T. thlnu-; one extra good Jogger -wagon, carries 1,000 pounds; one light runabout, FOB 8AI.H. newly imtntail. Also1 iturneutf for sale KlKlit Alrdal.' linpplew for Hale; tln-pe TOB SAUJ. chtnp, us I nm goltm to buy an automo- mnnlliH olil. bf'Bt breetllnK. l.ullK Hill l-'IrKt-claHS doMble Iron HivvlnK t'vit, two lillo truck. (.lust Ornburtr, enrpnnter, Kt'iini'lH, box 277. Ited llauk. innttrcNHt-K and u tent, 12x16; will Ijc nold N'owniun HpringH avenue. Telephone 44Z rt-aBonulilo to uulck lmycr. Apply to Red Dunk. WXBB MB Kniiilc Haintm\r, Must i-'ront Htri-et nnd the most i-iiiiipli'tt- si'iiool.s in the state, Tin- Republican inachinc ABHESTED rOK BPEED1NO. and I'll wire for you. Fred TC. Brower, Iranco road. anil il will have many features nliMi- .,| ,i t Uu. I-1KMIIS, just as it ol.,ctrlcal .contractor, 20 Monmouth im u|) a(;i ns K Tonuor Resident Weds. street, lied Bank. Tel. 208-J. FOUND. lngli.' Comb Duff Leghorn*. American tutl'ly IH'W t*' putlllC srlllUlls. O|\I' of )ul1| j] ) tth) e electio!tj n wasll holdd j Automobllo Inspector Catohts 7wo An oltl-luwhlimed lirctiHt pin found on Hlnndaid Jmllltn Itunncr clucks; Amorl- lhe:e will lie the denial clinic, wher . , | I\Iiss .liiliu Blood of Milhurn and Muln HtriM-t, (.(rcivnlc. OWIMT cuii have ca'B flncHt strains. IVs won hlghast on u{ w t si'lionl Inlililing. Omar i Bpooiiers nt Bed- Bnuk, MII.K W4BTED. lionoi-H at Kod Hank fair, Trenton Inter- tin- .-eh. :>1 ehihli 1( Theodore Culver of Philadelphia were Humo liy proving Jiropei'ty nnd jmylng '':'•' ,, "'"' '; '"' , Sickles, the Republican assessor of the ! William Morris oT Newark and John Will give « CI-IIIH a Miiiirt for 200for this mlvi'rtlHeinfnt. Airs. }). Hcolt, state fair, Orund Onlial IMIace and lixi-d fie of I'hal1;'!'. v lu 1 l iek ago Saturday ut tho luart.i ur milk .1 -llvei..1 dally at O. Mndlmm HIMIIUI' Clarden lust «nd other • ""; ; ' '':' "'', townshipp,, was saiil to have ridden the , l-'eeleleelev off .South Orange were arrestearreted mile. <\ t'.t-.iver, U,in,Kt.n Haley. Oceanic, N. J. ' 1 will I..- thf arl.nr.-tum which will bbee hi lft t lft id i b G Th hride/.s Blood was nciisiiliH. SrouriK anil' mnturn stock at thtmvn,hi])i ,,m, v ,„ his i-lfurt to ilefout ye.-lci'dny morning by George Thomp- teacher cps tlutt are I'cuminnbh' for firHt-clasd in tli. n'ur.if the s,ho"l hml.l• ; u . ,| ,,,i ap the Atlantic Highlands TO LET AT MH)DI.ETOWlf. HAISBAC) X.OHT. u u s 1(|i pip iti WilliiiWilli m ItIt. son. .spi-ciaill motot r vehiclhil e inspectorit , Illnek U-ntlicr liHiulltnK tout on Matlir- H)i»clmens. Tlicy rnnk high as layers of mi! Mini wincihh willll r..m|iri.-.| e a speeip - , Ctinifortalilo Blx-room houm', con- whlto oggs. ltoyal l''ttrms, Mttlo Oliver, Ihe former fi-i'diolih-r from iluy tn-l'lilliK. lu'twet-n IVIIIII-I'H mnrki't f N l venient tt»-Htatlon; ID. Kvy nt Christ mill tlcllcntessfn Htoro on Urniul street, N. J. men .if every trei' native to New .ler-, Mu|,||,.,own tnwn.shi|i; Krnnk Scott church rectory, Mlddl.ilown, N, J. 1 1 1 l-'lmlui i)l«'tiwc return HUHU to ltt'Klstcr '•''V < , ;mil .Inlin N. Johnson, Jr., two of the 'iflU-c. ltciviinl. : BOOMS FOB BENT. |ne ..Mil nu'inbcrs of .the township ilnlMtrntor's HIIIP of viUuablt) an- II.-: i«ii-s ihese Iliefi ale evil a fea- Jnhn WoniUvard of Nnve- Four i-iiiiiiiH for rent; KIIH, wider, tullet i Jh Wdd f N mnl (I,1M; i-eiitrnlly l.M-ntcil; |i:: Atl- rOB BAI.B. iue furiilturi' at puhlk suction at the tllli'X, outside ill' the eh,...l liiiililiiu'. inli, Melvin I'. Yard of Helford, and rnaii repairs. Tlie men were taken be- 'HH 11 ('. !>., IM.X 313, lit.I 11..nk. Mlglit-rnom liousn with tarn nnd usual farm known us tho JuincH M. t'orrlne 1 Trip to WoodoUS take. outbuildings, four acres of laudt on road farm, betwron Cnioliald nnd lll«litntown, wlii'-h jire umi:.unl. .Many "I' tin-ntlii'i lle|iiililit-an sUiteiinen of thcifmv Thciiiliiie ynilFcn and were lined between l''rnpliold and Dolt's Nech. In- nmir Mitiinlaiian, on Tunsday, July aotli. m-lmol , l,,),h .-n will V h ;m .|...llr.i I,, I'.wnship were likewise linrd wotkers | ^115 mnl i-ust.'i. A iiumliir of Little Silver people HOIHT TO LOAM ilillri, of VVIIIInin Kgnn, 111 Illdge avenus, ut otif' o'clock p. in., including mtinogituy r the new M-I l.v li'.llev, and a iii'him.t iai.'.iii) tin* sehnul money. I on first bonil ^nd lAortsaxe. on tmprovnd I.ak.wooil, N. J. KntnufHthcr's cluck, Hofd, cliulrs, tables, K y nttenthil an agricultural demonstra- propel ;.y In 6iimn to null borrtuvurii. Al- linr.'iMiH. sideboard, etc, 101) to 200 yonra ut walk ha:. I n .M.I I'n.in II: fai "•• -•-' • d, so flu was (he untngnnl.-mi to Complain Atfftliut m«ortltrly Pem tion nt Wiioilclifr luke ltiHt Tluirnlay. ton Ueekman, attorney, itcd Bank. BSAZ. CBTATn WAWTBn. mid over old. I'or pnrllculnrs adilreu Inilley station to Hie !.rlinn|, : u llial nnt (111 Andrew J. Conovor, administrator of es- piililn: sihools cnrrieil H i Tht! residents of Nuvtruink huve The (Icinonstration consisted princi- ItulliU'r wnntM Itiw lirlct-d HcrPHRi> for children wilt nut have In walk tlmui'/li vn\e:i wt-ie ]iiilleil against the nppro- pally of trie I rimming in the summer. ro» KAXII. miikUis* Into Mninll Kxrdfnlns; nnd clilcknn talis of Mrs. Marsh A. Prrrlne and J, ery nmoh nnnnyt-tl of lute hy a num- lluwnnt I'l-riine, dcci'HMed, thi- iiittd mi rainy ilay.i. Tin-°nilill|'.. All- the tnvs'iiMlii|i. l'',ven worse than that ('arlilti, Mr. anil Mnf. I.fntor C. l.ovptL TOP SOIL FOR SALE. wits the fuel that fiH votet. were cust rimiti at .Scars im-iiui' nearly (ivoryy aiau. V AVTOKOBIKB FOB BIBB. l.l.hcl' Very ilii|initalll fenlllie of the mnl Mr. ami Mrs. George Ivins. ( Oood strong topsoll for sale. Prlc« Tt, <.,r.,;..,.! rtiiMing any money for fuel to. ilt (^lip t ImvI r hoch n ninthh' tto eia) htiuH,-wtuk; A r,,p«i«MrnKer nnttiruolillB for hire by llt'W i.i'hool irt the rett'lilinn nf the two In ruinlly: lefeipiiet'S Icotilif.l. Ap •liiy, liiuir or trip, for himinfnfi nr nlcnn- cents per load on thn prrmlsfts, at Mln- fornier l.eonai dville sell.ml property Keep lilt si'hnnlhoilMr.'i warm during y t't'ntrjil trartion rnnipuny it. o. norden'e >ew Auto. ply nt T.2 MoniniHilh Htre«l, llftl llitnk. ur*-; r>-iiH4)llltl»ln nnil vriy rnri-ftll drlvni*. nralnk I'ark, n»ar Ilnl liank. .Inquire •< fur use as an inilin.ti utl and ilonieiilir the i g winter. The a]ipi opria- ofliriiihi, '1'lir olllrinls ot the compiiitiy hi. H. (llsl««(in, Ifi LociiHt IIVCIIU*. lt*d (leorve Curtis), supirtntendvnt, on Uw claim that (hoyy run do nothing until lint rv (i. llnrden huit hought a Chnl- •ATOBUXI I.OBT. Hunk, l'honn 021. lii-ieiice .-..hoi,I. This iih.i.il iu jusl rriell in spite uf thin o|p: lloinll Kiny Hitlchnl, eoiitidnliiK Inoln pnmlsos. ni-muH tin- liti.-.-V fiom t\n- new school, hilt it si || 11 wjirrtuit I s itworn oull fof r ttti incm mitiiiiinliila nf 1VKI moilul. II the |M'U|)l<; itf l.iHt. l'*ln,li'r pb'nHp roiurn HUIIID to (I. W 9B »At». (lioinlly, when a hi|? new i.i ho.it 11. lowiiMttip wllJtt till' K nf (h in in the eintractlng nnd cnrtiinler Wot"lwnr«l, or ItfKtHtvr onicc, Itfd Ifemk lt i K The beat nil and ar^osa at reaMonahle Pow«r Boat for Charter. Illlill, the t T il,,t,-, .. n.-l rid of tin- old iciiii iiiiH-hinr of llu> lownuhip wn:> hUHincsH mnl has R ffond donl of work prlc^M. itn<1 llank oil and a-roami CODI- iicliool liuildiilK and lot IUI '{ilii-kly itfi in townit a r.iiiHldflr&blo diHtnncn from Ji^liT TO I.0AW. pany. 16 Wharf avanun, Itca Hank. Tfj- Vownr boat Olivia H, Oapleln Andrew y 1» )•> Ilirm IUKI (•> tlii'ii tint Money to loan In •«• to aiilt bor- »phon« H-W. llranch atore, I,«»l« they .I'll. The Middl.li.wli Inwieilnp 1 thin Motion. Ho UHon the nutomolritn Whltx. for cliorlor by \ n thitnvt . MIH'I Tillit- Hamilton, dau rownta on frat bond and ranrtiair*. street, Batontswn. N. ], Ixi.i.ll of .-till, nl ii.ii Inive kept Ihe old to tniiKe liipti to HIH work. Thu tna- Mm. I'illu llainpiuM, Hilmol Innliliiii: and lot mid liny Hill <-lllmi in fully rquippod.. uUllona iiiinilod. Toll*! iu'cuinmoe«w Imt wrclc from it coniplicittlop n of U ronrnom WAMTIO. imilie IIHI' of il iu new wuyii of ptildir will lmv<> fin.- I VAOOm TO* BAI.a. tlone. For (wrlloulars adilrrss CayUta IlnmptoiI i wan a Nowiirk A fun,, wNKtui noil nn* Mtlfrn* l.imiry VtMittH ruiipU would Ilkn to hnv* pbil- lll-liunl Woili. Tin. |;irl« will be I1114C.I1I H of tiny mi ni roiniiuinity in tin Andrew While, 14 Uol* »tr»M. n«d Hank. nf Ni-w I tvnrhrr nnd WHH for ftultv Apply nt Hunt'it rtiifa) ai,<1 l'>on lion In i>rlvnl* family or »:, , mnl il. will )mv Ktlr.'t, I'Hlr Haven, N. J. I". V. lltiwi-ru Him to act UN rhnf or ImtUr Miwi wlfn llnei.l. .'..'IIIMII allllelif Held II ml il '1""'1 "' ' hlllipn H (lid Mill linllnn Hour A water |>i oHKlirc- nynlvm Is b«l lni-liiiliu|/ .'i-wini:, Hweeplnir, lied mnl, Hi* unnir. Ailitnwa r. Hmiillfonl, U |0aa| iit-hniil iiliivi'.iiiuntl of any rural .'rli.,.,1 I'mt Mnnmouth. .She WIIH 'Mi yt-aiii inntnlleil on K. J. Itreslon's pluee on Kinn'r »ti««!t. Newark, N, J. Ing, I'nnlung, ilii')'MiiiHkiiiK, ete. The i winao. IK>Vit will he taught em penhy, lilaek- dintii.l III Hi.' whole llnili'il :: 11,1. • • • "Id. Tin' filllilnl WIIII hthl l''iiiliiy «f. Ilr'mkdtile farm nt IJncriift. Tint TWII NalfMlntllt-M WRtilA.1; ti.it. i.rrnia roB » t Farm. Hlllilhing nlltl vltlltM' illllufcl I ien. !ipet-. Thai oilidll t o lit'' I'liiiu^hh It,, malmal..t l.'in.'on. H.-v. Cliiirl.ii Wllliiun Uuvilvr wnlcr In fnrccd Ummnh the pii>f» l>y II«I,tly nn.t tine for Hutttrtlnyn tutly. Ap- HUahlly \\mpt\ tnAlan motor iyrt* fbr VOIIHK limn (al) naaiirs wnrk-nn • tilv i\t tho dry KIMMIN More of Jonl »itln rli^iio; lak»ii In vxehsngn for iviln iiil iittt'iiliuii will lit* Kiveu to 1.1'iu'bin^ evt'iy Midillilownei 1110111I of lin .if Mltlillt'lnwil cuiltlllt-ted the iiervit't*. coinpi.BniMl ulr, which in upnrutoil l>y rsrm or frull orohnrdl o|>u«rlunltlea Ut un I'krtrii- motor. Tho work Is Holr, m«<-lilni\ Apnly to {', J. iremlrirkann fmniiiig nnd the piliieipleii of III'II lowiii'hip. Mill Hint iiui'l the nnr WnHi front nfrfft, n«nr Wr«t nlre*t, b*> l»arn »i«l goad home i«iiM)ldarn4 MM enllllle. riolile nf 111.' I. i.: li.'i 1; of Ih.. with Ihe Id piililh ,,o ,, hint- of Ihe 0.1I ma Thumb With A». Iwlng dour liy Hurry U. Horden of OOWII rou aukis. tw»«n III* liourn «>f t 10 »nrt 7iJ« p. m. thin WKgns. l'«ul Onp.nlii,|in«r, II n*> Mlildletown pulille inhonli. in,, now ut l(i\viii'.hi|i. They nit. JII..| an liillet Murk IV111l1.ini t>i Kcy|itiit( win. In Two riiWM for HIIIPJ rulv^s liy th»4r I* strwt. ilkl emplnyt-tl |,y Urn Jorncy ( eiilral Inn- Kliic*. I'niti •>• 1 ymr* ohl. f,*ta* to Yttuatt iv w, Ui« KIllmiMii' Ht'liool itl dipt, ]\!ny, (|pl lijtltllli I Ihe puhlii' iit'liiiiilii at limy Imve tiow« end v«ry hMVf inllliot-tt. Will svll tlnir I1111I1 ml I.'n In l.-orli n^i iriillui r Illwiiyn lit-rn, 'I buy |;i'l Illnil evri v lion i-oiiipnny. tut hin thumh nearly KliniUr » »•*d • WIOM> WZlMtiv, AIM nw eoTwairSiiii fttrolsh rut' r««»iKinlil». Irniiillo at lUlny « store or low estimate* on palaUna ana puper mill llnmt-Mlle iieli-nei>. tllllK till') Lit- III.. II. 'W lit'lliHilliiium'., nlr Inht Hntiinluy whlln wiirkinK nil tlm Hi fnrnt tn'«r i.lticroft. linntiny n. hiKiln of Chrlit rhurth of li.nslns. Tlie «u«r»nl»» fit-"— --•- If so, SM our IMW and fewat-haM ami liny '.IMHV Hi,11 li-illi wlit'iievi-r liolloy licatln IIHT Ihu Hhriiwabiiiy Hhrxwnhuiy und St. John'* rlliprl nf MOVIMM VO HIM, Mny. Ill W««l Vrwtl eitreet-'Wlffi tlu-y lltlttk 11I.mil It. They l.'iill/.,. Ilial livt.i. Mr. l't'nrlrBit WHN lining un nxp, I IAVS Hire* Imuwe to r»i\t *k ll« furtUIUre and houMheld ap«<)l&ui*a. •»• Hut pellinpn Ih. pi. id.Mil fi'iiluii, uf I.lttli, Ullvir wtlRt on th*lr annual pic- monlli, un* HI III, nnc at 119, one »t ••• lire •MIMM af h«Ut*, bfWrllbf k llu. mil,,oh, ,,,.. i:">»K in' KU itht-u.l itl whim II dlpprd 1111.I cut Mit tliuinh Thrae are all n«slr«tile locstluns snn sll lh« now nchixil will l»< Un iillilelh' II. 1.1 nic I11 Anbury |*aTk tod»y. as led Til • fSflwfl l»»rrt I •sl «Mtat«« botffht for *iMt «Min "liilo of lli.lll , O|,.,n»H|,,,|H . T|u,y lt,imv 1111011 tu tln> lioiif, |)i. Alolus I'sttlpr iDUirOfrnrtnln. (."sn be r*n<«4 rrimi JOMIMI e,ll lm»foy»aw» A fald-Offaldf bt «boutnll* oeif» *nn d'.nol.'.l Mini thfy Imvr fnllr.l i II,n|, nifiirtii AiiMiut iel. llniiM si Llllle Mlirer tor Ihwltt tnm Ot ehttf, tM y in I|, nifiirtii "f Knypoit lonk Iwu Htltrhfrn in the ID* r»»l bafttfiw *r* \* tl. \V. Wlll«u««, reel ••l«l« »p4 >»• t

faceb O. ".The young daughter «T AH«n He«- .... Twti stolen base Hartshorns wai at the meeting and memorial windows installed will make R. F.D.Z, Matawan. N, J. atmet ia'ipendfatf three weoM at their plans Known. ?h« Oriate.t Cl%lxvoytoi, »hy««»l Neither side scored again until the complained about the noUe made by Falinlst and TCogi Kodiator in Amtrlca, Btroudaburg, Pennsylvania. ,- fourth inning, when Red Bank man- motor boats, especially at night. Mr. "Rev. Clifford K. Dilks exchanged Friday, Aug. 2,1912 Administrator's Sale Mr, and Mrs. Robert Norman of aged to bring' three more runs across Hartshorns said that a number of cot- pulpits Sunday with the pastor of the AX 3:00 O'CLOCK P. M. ' He is dilTeient Chestnut street are in n trip to tagers who were at Rumson last year Oakhurst Metfwdist church. Com- Tho Kootla to be sold Include .Stoves, OF „ from all nthnrH. the plate, Tho* Red' Bank boys !urpeta, Uedroom Suits, Tables, Stands, JWroudsburg. •'••-. "/• bunched their hits in this Inning and would not return this year on account munion was observed at the church He DOES WHAT here. Next Sunday Mr. Dilks'n sub- Vrltlntr Desk, Kitchen 'Furniture. Personal Property OTHERS CLAIM Stockton Homer, who makes his were helped along by several errors. of this nuisance. He also said that TEBM8 CASH. name with Charles E, Nlemnn of White held; the visitors down until the these motor boats were a menace to ects will be '^Christian Joy" and on the. THEY DO". Gives Maple avenue, ig spending two weeks health, as they'were a great annoy- 'Doubting." Mrs. John Layton. Advice and Help seventh inning, when they slipped one Homestead Farm of William S ao that you can at Pulenville, New York. Mr. Homer run across the plate became bl errors. ance to nervous persons. The police The committee in charge of paying Crawford, Deceased, NEAR ' is- employed in the Matawan bank. ICeyport's final run was made in thecommittee will post copies of the or- ff the debt on the fire company's ap- TOWN AND COUNTRY gain your desrre. Raymond Lippineott, son of Revninth. , inning, when Gardner rapped dinance regulating mufflers on motor paratus has raised $75 so far. The SCHOOL OF TUTORING. CRAWFORD'S CORNER, If in trouble or B, C. Lippineott of Matawan, former- out n single ana made tho circuit. boats and the ordinance will be en-debt amounts to $150. doubt and every=~ ly of .Red Bank, has been Visiting The Red B,ank.playera were Charles forced. These notices will be posted George F. Ryerson has had a" new :*awrcnce A. ;\VllkInB, A. M., Columbia; Between Holmdel and Koyport, thing goes wrong; iritnda-here. • -, Cake left field, Howard Rosevelt cen- on the Rumson side of the. Oceanic roof ptrt ort his house and has had Frnnk A. Patterson, Fh..D., Columbia; ON if marriage, love, Dr. Herbert E,WillUm8,Dr.Frank ter field, Thomas Clusey short stop, and Seabrlght bridges. Daniel A. some repairs made to the roof of his J. Courtenfty Anderson, A. II,, Colum- Monday, August 5th, divorce , invest- L. Maiming, Dr. Frank Lee and Dr.Ensley white pitcher, J>. B. Rue. Jr.,Naughton, horough clerk, was rebarn- . The work was done by Charles bia.—MASTERS. ment, business J. Dunbar Throckmorton. of Red Bank catcher, Richard Strong first base, quested to write to G. Asa Francis, Decker. . Seventh year on Jersey const. Af 12 O'CLOCK BHABF, changes or any- A school of visiting tutors iirepnrl Tho following goods and cliattels will thing of impor- attended the annual meeting of theBen VanKouren second base, Morgan collector of the port at Perth Amboy, Frank Parker' of this place and be Bold: er New Jersey dental society at Cape Eilert third base, Vernon Morford for a list of motor boat owners in Kenneth Wyckoff of Ked Bank took'a ioys nnd glrlB for all schools nnd col- Fair uf KO'HI family hoi'Hi'H, l.'i1^, liondB tance interests you consult Y ona. Hay laat week. right field. Leon Gordon played right Rumson and vicinity to be used intrip to Atlantic City in Mr. Wyckoff's leges. Instruction elven ut Btudci high;" 2 (-OWH, Jot of poultry, JaK He has helped otherB, why not you? umea in all subjects for entrance to vvuRon witli top, iii'iu-ly now; old jiiK He gives more facts, more help, more Mrs. Albert C. Harrison. Jr., Offield for four innings. - connection with this trouble. automobile on: Sunday. WUKon. Hlclell and bt-lln, 2 pairs of liny Monmouth street is recovering from Other games of the Red Bank team Matthews Brothers, of Red Bank, Charles and William Hobrough :ollege. Booklet on request, BhehingK, wood sled, aprini; market satisfaction than any clairvoyant in appendicitis at the>'Long Branch hos- Headquartera at wnBon, dump vvaeoii, ^ farm wa«ons, 2 this country. He not only tells you fb be played at homo- are July 27th, who have been doing some dock re- spent Saturday and Sunday at Atlan- phaetonH, buggy, hay rake,, mowing ma- your troubles, but helps you out of pital, where she underwent an oper- Eisner* team- of Red Bank; August 3d, pair work, will be asked to finish it tic City. They, made the trip by auto- SHREWSBURY INN. Oceanic. N. J.chine, potato planter, reaper nunrhlne, ation last Wednesday. Matawan; August 10th, Oneida base- at once and haul, away thtir appara- mobile. . Tel. 314 Ruimon. fan mill, grind ntone, .calf rack, 1 bUHh them. HiR advice t and help bring scythes, corn sfieller, beam anil pea, >i-health, wealth, happiness, power, suc- Georee Vanderveer Cooper of Titu«- ball club of New York? August 17th, tus. Mrs. Archibald Scrimminger of busliel measure, plows, harrows, Parts cess in all affairs of life. ; Verona, says ville, Florida, formerly of Red Bank, Bclmcnt club of Newark: September The fire gong and two fire hydrants Ozone Park is a guest of Mrs. Frank crroen (tun, HIIOVCIH, forks, cti;.; furrow- to visiting his father, James Cooper,7th, Royola baseball club of New York. were reported out of order. The mat-Imith. Ing sleil, set of double work HarnesH, 2 your greatest wish can be realized. Beta of double light harness, 2 j-eta of Note—Remember, Verona asks noth- Svs Of Irving place. ' ter was referred to the-.fire committee George Lane and Edward Wilby single harness, 2 cook stoves, nafe, heda, ing in advance for readings, and if no Miss Edna Ryder of Brooklyn, and repairs will ibe made at once. spent part of laBt week :it Seabright. cirpeta, household arid kitchen furniture, formerly of Red Bunk, spent Sunday tnroaxa AT Uzaf McCarter, in a communication Build 300 bushels of corn on ear. hay by thesatisfaction is given no fee accepted. Mrs.. Clifford K. Dilks and her ton. AH articles belonging to the estate, 9 to 9 daily. in town with friends. to the mayor and council, stated that daughter spent Saturday at Asbury Mr. and Mrs. J. B rows ter Lawrence for » Bljf lator Day Athntlo he waa willing to co-operate with the Heal estate at private Kale. HEADINGS 50c. ana 31.00. XMt and J)»noe. Park. ' -- . I ASHER S. ELY, of New York spent Sunday in town. officials regarding public safety and —••-••—• Homes 26 East Front Street,- M>. and Mrs. Lawrence have been The Oceanport athletic club will he will post notices on hie property Administrator, Next to aiabe HoteL summer guests at Red Bank several hold its first'annual meet Labor day giving warning of corners on his BMddtt'c Comet ITawt. \ Either from your own \ i wars, making their headquarters at on the grounds opposito-William Gar- property which the council think are Theodore Flannitran and family of rigan's Park hotel. The events and New York are. spending two weeks plans or mine and if you ' the Garrison house. dangerous to the traveling public. with Mr. Flannfgan's aunt. '•• , Oliver Sutphip, Melford Fisher, Abe the prjzes will be: The budget for the ensuing year wish, accept payment in ; 100-yard (Hush—Flrat prize, BOlId gold Misses Florence and Helen Conley . Benjamin and Augustus Layton were cuft Uaks; neconil prize, bronco medal. was made up Monday night. The ap-and Miss Commorton of New York monthly instalments ex- { Sunday visitors at New -Haven, Con- I'lvo-mllo bicycle voco—First prliu, propriations, were ways and means spent Sunday with Mrs. William Cor- necticut, making the trip by a Long ffold medal: second prize, silver raeaal. $2,000, roads $6,500, .police $3,800, actly the same as rent. . ] Island sound steamer. One-mile running, race—First DTlze, lights $3,500,- Bprinkling $2,600, fire coran. silver loving cup; second pi-lw, Bllver Mrs. Irving DeWitt returned home George M.' 8. Gaff, salesman for v department $600, board of health $700 I prefer to deal with the ; 1medal. ' Friday after spending three weelfa Bzokaw Brothers of New York, is 220-yard uaiah—First prize, JapaneBe and poor $600. " enjoying a two weeks1 vacation at hisvoso; sccohd prize, Bllver handled um- with relatives'in Pennsylvania, man whose limit is below ; brella. This makes a total of $19,700. The Edward Corcoran, who has been laid ADLEM & CO., homo on Washington street:- Polo vault—First prize, gold mednl: total valuation of assessable property up for several days with a severe $2,500 with monthly pay- ; Kenneth Wyckoff of Branch avenue second prize-, bronze medal. is $4,387,402. The amount rebated by and Frank Parker of little Silver took Running broad Jump—First prize, sil- the county board of assessors is cold, is, able to be back at work. ments not over 25 per ] ver medal; BGCOIUI prize, bronze medal, Vincent Sullivan of New York spent > trip to Atlantic City bn Sunday in Standing brond Jump with dumb bcll0 $5,500, leaving the balance of essess- Sunday with his. brother, C. D. Sulli- cent of his income. ; Mi. wyckeffs automobile. —First prize, silver medal; second prlxc able property at $4,381,902. The bor. .-•• Miss Mary Yetman of Mechanic brmrze medal. ough tax for the ensuing- year will be van. ' • . You can gather^ from this < •treet is employed as a bookkeeper in Runnlne high jump—First prize, gold several cents per thousand less than Miss Clara Kearney, who has been DRY GOODS. medal; second prize, watch fob. visiting Miss Grace Fenney of New that I deal only with those • the fair association office. One-mllo rowing race—First the present year. York, returned home yesterday. Mrs. John Hoffman of New York gold medal; second prize, scart pin. Bain Again VKvnita Opu Air Bnviet. who want to occupy the • •ia visiting her mother-in-law, Mrs Running race for boys under 15 yc Mra. William Domidion of New of Jiffo—Running suit. The Btorm of Sunday afternoon York is visiting her sister, Mra. Cor- _ house as a home—the " ; Stephen Hoffman of West Front 100-yaril running race for fat men— nelius O'Brien. • street. Box of cigars. prevented for the second time the would-be landlord or spec- • • Flvo-mflo relay race—Four silver union open air services from being James Mulligan and family of New .William Hubbard of West Front medals to membera of winning team. held out of doors. The service was York have returned home after visit uLator is barred. ; Street celebrated his birthday Sunday held in the Presbyterian church with ing Mr. Mulligan's mother here. with a dinner party. The meet will start, at two o'clock sharp in the afternoon. Entries wir a fair attendance. Rev. Arthur A. Mrs. Ida Finkelstcin and Mrs. Lida Write for particulars. No ' BROAD STREET, Edward Parker of WestBide avenue close August 25th. Entry blanks may McKay of the Presbyterian church Callman and daughter of Long Island personal calls unless you • is sick with appendicitis and an oper- be obtained from William Midfrley and preached on the Old Testament in- spent Sunday with their sister, Mrs. ation may be necessary. - James Davis of Oceanport or William cident.of "Naaman, the Leper." The J. B. Flannigan. request them. Get your • Mrs; F. A; Storehouse and daughter Taylor of Eatontown. sermon was illustrated by stereopticon The Headden's Corner baseball team name on my mailing list Alice of Reckless place returned last pictures. The orchestra and chorus will cross bats next Sunday afternoon RED BANK, N. J. "Wednesday after a visit with relatives At night dancing will be held in to receive printed matter Oskaleta ball. Music . will be prole- d the singing, the large choir render- with a Matawan team if the weather i at Danbury, Conn. ' vided by g band, which will also play ing two selections. Rev. W. Earl Led- is favorable.- The lust threo Sundays from7time to time—it'ex- «. Miss Marion Edwards ei Long den of the Methodist church presided have been stormy and the games had V Branch has given up her position as during the athletic games. plains and helps, i *ttot6\^Z at the organ nnd assisted in1 the ser-to bo postponed. stenographer in Sigmund Eisner's of- vice. Rev. Cleland B. McAfee , pastor A party of campers from New York fice and her place has been filled by KBIT AT LITTLE SH.VXB. of the Lafayette avenue Presbyterian spent several days last, week at Minne- OFFICE HOURS: 2 «o S P. M., Kiss Katherine Hartnedy of Atlantic church of Brooklyn, will be thesink Park. They did their own cook- evenings' by appointment. No HighlunJs, who has been employed in An Afternoon of Sports on th« Bujmaon speaker next Sunday night. Mr. Mc-ing and had a fine lime. ^trouble lo ^how'deaigna of^all E. B." Haight's^offirt'owMonmouth' •'-'•> "• mni'ba S»bor' mif.'- Afee is one of the leading clergymen j kinda of houses if you will call. Street. Miss Marjorie Mason of Me- A field meet and baseball game wil of the Presbyterian church. i chanic street will give up her work at be held Labor day afternoon by. theAmittd for Bpeading-. Marlboro N«wt. Mr. Eisner's office this week. It isJunior American Mechanics of Little Miss Hattie Millspaugh of Brooklyn understood that Miss Mason wilSilver, The events will take place on Col. E. A, Stevens, commissioner of visited her sister, Mrs. J. H. Baird JOHN BEET, Big Money Saver change her name and take up domestii a field on tho Rumson road owned bypublic roads, was- arrested last Thurs- last week. life instead of commercial work. Frank Sherwood. Only Little Silver day for speeding on the Rumson road. Mrs. Ann Herbert of Freehold has Builder, . Albert L. Ivina will take part in apeople can compete, but anyone in th He had a hearing before L. B. Van- been-wisiting her brother, H. W. Buck. No. t Front Street, atate shoot at Philllpsburg Saturday. village con enter the contests whether Nest of Oceanic Thursday afternoon Mrs. John H. VanKirk died lasl and Special Sale of Meats Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mount and son he is a member of the lodge or not.Mr. VanNest told him he would le Wednesday morning after a long sick- Opp. Broad Street, of Orange are spending several days The events will include a 70-yard rac him go this time but the next time h( ness. The funeral was held Saturday Tel. Connection. RED BANK. with Mr. Mount's parents, Mr. andfor boys under twelve years of agewoul, d fine him. Mr. StevenB was morning at the house and the body Let us help you solve, the meat question. We know Mrs. C. S. Mount of Maple avenue. 100-yard race for boys under fifteen hurrying to a meeting on the ocean was buried nt New Brunswick. Miss Ella Ryan of Oceanic, who is years of age, 440-yard free-for-all boulevard matter at Asbury Park Tylee Holmes moved from Charle meats are high and we are trying to give you the opportunity employed in George Sewing's office running race, running broad, stand when he was arrested, R. Storm's farm to Freehold on Sat on Broad street, is home on the sick ing and high jumps, shot put, enclt rirtman'i Ball Angnst 5th. i urday. of saving some by giving these specials of prime meats. list. , race, three-legged race and tug-of The Rumson fire company will hold Martin Collins has the contract tc For Friday and Saturday our extra specials will be Hams Leon de la RcunBille' Jr., of Broad war. The baseball fame will be th .a. dance in Red Men's hall Monday, build a blacksmith shop on John Hol- -WEAA3 UKE RON* atreet, raturnod Monday from ft three deciding one of a series between mar August 5tn. The committee in charge land's property. *TIIIOfltCUIAlSTJUIJUIDfJUnilSI and Calies. Watch our prices weekly and trade with us and ' weeks' trip to Canada and Nova Sco- ried and single men. is composed of A. Pomphrey, James Mrs. Selah B. Wells visited her son tia. Gilman Brower is chairman of theP. Shay, Philip Bonner and Albert James Wells of Newark, last week. WELLER'S you will come again. R. VanDyko Reid of Broad street committee in charge and Harrison Brighton. Lillian Smith is visiting her daugh Broad Street. Re ient Monday with friends at Ocean Shnmpnnorc Is secretary. The other ter at Keansburj;. Srove. members are Morrell Moore, Lester Srltf Ztsmi. Miss Roberta Duryee has been vis George A.' Longstreet, a member of C. Lovett, Oscar Brcckenridge, Ed The young people of the Presbyter- ;inpr Miss Lena Smith. PROPOSALS. th« staff of the Newark Evening mund Ayres, Emerson (^uackerjbush, ian church will hold a social in- the Miss Clara Smith is taking a course Sugar Cured California Hams, 11 %Q Newe, is enjoying a two weeks' vaca Luko Davis and John Skidmore. grove Saturday night. There will bo in the Boston conservatory of music, tion.- a sale of home-made baked goods. A Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Herbert huve Sugar Cured Regular Hams, musieal program will also be given. Miss Jennie Kreamer of Borden returned from Manasquan beach Bids for making all lateral connec- ATHLETICS AT A PIOHIO. The funds will go towards defraying where they spent several weeks. Plate of Beef 10c Jersey Salt Pork 15c town is spending a few days with her the expenses of a delegate to the Po- grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Moses L. Harold Schanck has returned horn tions with the sewer mains and run- Bid Bank »n4 Oo«nuport Bojra Havo a cono Pines conference of Christian after spending n week with Rev. ant. Forequarters Spring Johnson of Wollaco street. OrWik Tim* In a Woods. workers to be held next month. Legs of Spring Lamb. .20c Mrs. Harry Clay of Monmouth MrB. Wardell of Metuchen, formerly ning pipes to curb line will be re- Lamb 14c street, who has been a surgical patient Tile Methodist Zion Sunday-school Miss Edna Naser of Red Bank sang of this place. of Red Bank held its annual picnic in "The Angel's Serenade" in the Meth- Prime Ribs of Beef 20c at the Spring Lake hospital four Mr. nnd Mrs. C. M. Wyckoff nni ceived by the sewer committee and su- Chuck Roast 15c Weeks, it expected home in a few days, Wolf -Hill woods at Oceanport on odist church Ia6t Sunday morning. Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Storm visitec Thursday of last week. T_ho Oceanic Mins Cecil Weaver played the violin Miss Mury L. Matthews of Maple Asbury Park Saturday. perintendent of public works. of the Chuck Steak 16c Hamburg Steak...... 20c brass batkl accompanied the picnickers and Rev. W. Earl Ledden accom- Miss Emma Buck entertained avenue, a teacher in the Mechanic und rendered music. panied her on the organ. street school last year, Is taking a friend from New Brunswick Sunday borough of Keyport, N. J., on Friday THESE PRICES ARE FOR CASH ONLY teachers' course of study at King's Athletic sports were held in thi Mr. and Mrs. William Finnigan nn_ Jan Ely of Philadelphia spent Sun afternoon between members of th< son Joseph of Newark are spending college. New.York, during the sum day with hie father, Dr. J. D. Ely. evening, August 2d, 1912, at the bor- mer months. Oceanport athletic club nnd the Im-a few dnys with Mrs. Flnnigan'fe par- perial athletic club of Red Bank. The ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Bogle. Mr. and Mre. Charles H. Smock o: Yundortiurff 3fav>. ough hall, Keyport, at 7:30 o'clock. . Maple avonuo spont Saturday and Oceanport boys won most of the Mrs. L. B. VnnNest nnd daughtei Sunday'with Mr. Smock's brother, eventn. Joaoph McGnrrlty of Ocean- Grace arrived home today after spend George Huey's luirse Kingdom Come Conover Smock of Asbury Park. port won the 100-yard dash, covering Ing two weeks with Mrs. VanNest' defeated George Hchenck'fl black trbt The cuiimiiltee reserves the right to James Norman and daughter Ger the distance in 10 3-D seconds. He daughter at Saugatuck, Conh. ter on Saturday. Folks hereabout; trade of Maple avenue and MIBB Hazel also won the high jump by leaping f Mrs. A. C. Cottrell, Mrs. Ella Nor- usually go to Hwl Bank on Saturday reject any or all bids. McQueen of Peters place left this foot nnd threo inches. Sterling Dur- man nnd Mrs. Snrnh Newman will b and race their horses homo to se Kridel I Co.'s Market, morning for Stroudsburg, Pcnn., ncll of Oceanport was second. A Inrge Initiated fn tho Degree of Pocahonta which has tin- most sp«ed. Mi For further particulars call on or gathering of spectators watched the lodno next Monday night. Schenck says tlii« is tho first time hi whero they will spend two wteks. games. (Opposite the FounSin.) RED BANK. N. J. Mr. ana Mrs. Janus Crawford of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stewart ol horse has been licaten and he is no\ address Anthony D. licdle, superin- Bergen place and Mrs; George Bray New York returned last week after t talking of liuvinK an automobile. of Wallace street aro spending two two weeks' vacation spent at Mrs. Au- Henry Cross i;- the first man in thi tendent of public worts, Keyport, Broad and Front Streets. gustus J. Ligltr's. neighborhood to ilig potatoes for mar weeks at Iiansonville, N. Y. S«a Bunk T»oht Olab Pluii Muny Sport. Mrs. Elihu Robarnon and daughter; Mcmbors of the John Bums asso- kot. N. J. Telephone 30G-M. Patience and Helen of Monmouth Ing BTintf. ciation of Newark spent part of last Daniel MrPonuugh has a new street are upending six weeks at Lake The Red Bank yacht club will hoi.. week with Frances Boyle nt tho Hot©; buggy, which he bought from n Ch Dated July 2M, 1912. Huntington, New Yoik. a tennis tnurnnmont with Rumen every Monmouth. cngo firm. Mr. and Mrs. Harry C Badoau and Sunday during August on tho J. C. G. Mr. and Mr». John Huff of Perth Miss Mary Thompson has rctnrm PROPOSALS. Mrs. Charles Croft of East Front Hupfcl courts on Riverside drive Amboy spent Saturday and Sunday homo from'a visit at Eust Orange m street attended the funeral of MrPrlnc. s will bo given by MrR. OOOIKO K, with Mrs. HulTs slstor, Mrs. JobNewark. *•*•*•*•*•*•• BadeauV nephew, Jtnlnh P. Bade&u of Ruppert, Mrs, A. U. Uupfol, Mrs. Fnnoll. Mrs. Julia CIUBS IS plowing off Healed proposals will bo received by Elltabcth, Monday nlRiit. Mr. Budonu James Stcolo, Mrs. B. G. W. Greg nnd Timothy Coffee, who is employed In large nRpnraguii linld on her nlnrv. the bourd of ehoflen freeholders of the visited Red Bank a short time ago and J. C. C>. Hupfel. Next, Saturdoy a William Meurs's nrrtcnhoiiRes, IH Mrs. Thomii.s Cnon«y attended a f county of Momtiouth on Wi'dnt'tulny, Ills death was a great shock to hisdinner will bo sorved In tho cliibhous upending two weeks' vacation nt HOB noral at MnrgiinvilUt last week. horo. Yacht races nnd tennis ton. Austin Collim und family .n|>r August fourteenth, li)12, at their friends. will be held In tho afternoon. 1 rooinu, court hou.w, Freehold, N. .1., at : MrB, Jennie B. Johnson of Ciimdon Mrs. Chralfs Bond of New York .Sunday with Michael Riordnn of I re - to spending a few days with Itcv. and who is summorimr hero, gavo blrtli t hold. eleven o'clock in the forenoon of t^ul Mrs. Percy Porinchl«( of Monmouth •anaajr Outing In' Motor Boat. a daughter last Thursday. day, for th» furninhiiiK of all tho ma- LUMBER! •treet. William Bovinx, Herbert Hollingor, Harry and Virginia Irving npeni nmvMa. terial and li\lior for the construction part of last week with their irrnnd AI.VKN'O. At l:«-d llmiU, on I'lldnv »r« Motion *l«tar* allow. Arthur Inguln, Jnck Willis and Harry July l»lh, Mm A. II. Alvruo, i,r u .IHUK of a concrete retaining wall along the Eljlcy went on n motor boat trip Sun-mothnr at I*ocuat Point. ti-r. lino of the road beginning at the north " The boys of Camp Diamond, near day. When near Oceanic tho engine Ilobcrt Benion oi Rabokon nponl IIODNIMAS' A lliid Hunk, mi 'I'm FI We carry about the largest stock • TVator Witch, wera tho gutata of thobegan to work wrong and tho iioat port of lant week with Mr. and Mm tiny, July ^.'lil. Mu Timothy llntinlli end nf the Oceanic bridge, in ni'- Water Witch «a*lno mansgnmant was sent ashore «t Oceania. Mi', llov- William H. Pearsnll. or n IIIIIIKIIII'I. cunliiiuM! with pliuui nnd npecineutionn Mra. Otto Iduhs of th« Loctut Villa MANMDN. A! I•<••! lUuik, on Hnml of lumber in MonmouthiCounty. Monday night and they taw one ofIns nnd Mr. Ingals loft tlto boat nnd July llth. Mm William MUIIH.IM. c,r udi>|>(ed tin-ii'for tiy the hoard of the finest movlac plctui* entertain Mtumetl horn*. Mr. B«vln* him since cottnKo np»nt part of last ttrsk at chilfU'M fn'eholdel'H. jn«nt« o«r eLvm »( thai eaida* Thi bum laid up by • cold M a result of Holioktm. VANNi:nrt, Al UM Hunk, nn Tlunn We get most of our stock by beyi will vlift Fort Hancock In a fewgetting wet Sunday. Mlna Juno VunNeiit, who hai b«*n iUy, jtliv IHIIi, .Mm. WlilUm VIIIINI 1'lanH itml nperillcntionH enn lie neon «Uya arid they will go on a hlrtorttejl •Ick, h«s rocovertd and I" able tu bnof A (lnuHMIrr at tho looiim of the lionnl, Kniehold, water. Freight rates are much kike before they break camp'thit ma- about. WKKIHT- Al MIMfklyiwn, ml 'I'll ilny, July 2Hil, Mill Arclilbal.l Wrluhl, n N. J,, or can lie obtained (if C. M. William II. 1'eanaR spent part of « Hon. ^ The K«!»nihurir ci>-op»ratlvo mmoelil laat w««k with his anthtr at N*w Clone, Matawon, N. J., by duponlling cheaper than rail, and hence we can tlo» will hoM » da«« Saturday night York. V, Hvo (lolhini, which ninoiint will lie re. In the Ktanaburg auditorium. Tna Thomas Wlltlama of Kast Front MIM Florence Striker la ip«ndln« tunird ii)ion iT«'ei|it of plann and give very low prices. •rrannrmht committee conalst* of Mow days at Now )Iav«n. atrwt has sold M* pool aw» MltlaH !I»rolJ K, Cowlny, Walter A. Conrov. riety Store npoclflcntionti in i(iiod condition. ttuslness on Front rtreet to William II. Mm. Idn Kldrlettff I nI ramping for tw W. T. Podil, J. fa. Covort, Jr.. anweat k a at Hockswny, EVERETT, N. J. A crrtlllnl cheek In 111" mini "f live Our big stock enables ua to make Hamilton of Red Bank. Tho deal waa W. h. Hart. Th« mo»t rfdlculounty hundred dollar*, drawn to tho unlei Mad* gatontay. M>. WUHanta JIM Mr*. A. J. I,lKl'«r spent yeetuday * Frrnh rnkm [< urfd 8 f»nt» • poun dr«i«d man mid woman will rerelva New York. « •ondnttta' Uw» iMitaua fo«» y— l Impriivrd Mnnmi Jan. doaan. Vt*> Attnat: l)lrtsi:lor, •atnpl«« of t«a, C. 17. Clxmi;, Otiuh. Para 14 THE BED. BANK BBGI8TEB FROM KEYPORT. TUBERCULOSIS IEXHIBIT TO BE HELD At BROAD- U , WAY^THEATER NEXT WEEK.

<:8«ranJi Photograph* Showing Conditions in the Borough Will Be r Shown at the Exhibit—Improvement Association Secures Ground "THE HAIRS OF YOUR HEAD for a Public Park—Lightning Does Considerable Damage Here ARE NUMBERED" "You Know The Place" There it a great deal of liuth In the -Boy Held for Robbing M. Levine'* Clothing Store. old laying. - RooU dio, vitality give* oul, The hair At a meeting last Tuesday night at Warn said the inspector had intended bejjini to turn grey 62 broad Street, Red Bank, N. I. Dr. D. E. Roberta's arrangements stopping the sewage from flowing into were made to hold the tuberculosis ex- the natural waterways, hut as the TelepKon. 247-J - Ston Clot** »t 6iS0 P. M. Exe«p» S«tur4iy , hibit in the Broadway theater on system was so nearly completed, he OUT'OP TOWN DBLIVERIE8: r—. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, would hold the matter off for a short positions. Old foglei go to the background. , Fair Haven and Oceanic, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Little Silver, Tueday^ Shrewsbury and EatontWn, Thuriday, July 31st, August 1st and 2nd. The time. It is expected that the sewer can If you ihould begin to chalk down every arrangements will be in charge of the be used within a few weeks. ..The tap- day of your life< the exact number of haira following committees: ping fee is ?12, connection being made (hoi turn igrey, you would be aurprhedand F Pieso and publicity—A. O. Lober, H. from sewer to the curb line by the bor- soon leorh that "The Grey Hain of Pre- This advertisement Is for Asbury Park—Telephone 636-Vt(. Red Bank—247-1. Long Branch-49>R. Lake* 1\ Hopkins. J. H. Hendrickson. V. P. ough. The amendment to the water mature Old Age" come on very quickly, Armstrong, LL. !•'. Armstrong, A. F. Wall- ordinance was passed. The principal if you neglect, them. wood-93. Keyport and Atlantic Highlands. From July 26th to August 2nd Ing, H- C. WycKoiT•CKOIT.. _'ranlt VanBraUle, J. D. changes which it provides for are that Begin to count, and Use — Bedle, It" R. Brown, Harvey Bronner, all users of water must put in a meter HAY'S HAIR- HEALTH H. S. Burrowes. by October 1st, 1913, and all who have Reception—H. W. Hartman nnd mem-more than one faucet must install a liere of the board of health. • KecpsYbu Look i n Installation ot exhibits —Phelps meter by October 1st, 1912. The water will be charged for at a mini- 51.00 and 50c >l DrU Sloro or direct upon ^Demonstration—Mrs. • Vadln Curtis, mum charge of 50 cents per month, receipt ol price and deiler'y name. Send 10c for Dr Iro McColl, Mrs. Peter Sondergaard, Finest, Fresh Tub Butter, \ 29c Ib trill tonic. Phllo Hiy Spec. Co., Kewuk, N.}. Miss Julia Blsgaril, Miss . Jennie K whether used or not used, unless shut Moore Mrs. L«. Brower Vailing. off. For those who exceed the charge TOO SAID AND BECOICKSNDSD SX Schools—A. M. Dlclc. Ml«a Kloanor VanBrnkle, Mrs. T. P. Welch, Miss Mar- of $3,00 for six months the late will JAMES COOPSB JB." be $2.65 per 1,000 cubic feet up to 4,000 'ushers— FrnnK Younff, Otto Aiimack, cubic feet, up 7,000 cubic feet 52.25 Pierre HolmeH, lOrnest Dunham, WUIurd 12c Pound 2 lbs Best Laundry Starch, 5c Aumnck. Wilbur WnllliiB. per 1,000, up to 10,000 cubic feet $1.90 Churches—Ilev. A. \v. [I:\ntl ana pas-pe, r 1,000, up to 12,500 cubic feet $1.50 tors ana Sunday-school superintendents. per 1,000, and over 12,500 cubic feet A number of photographs have been $1.25 per 1,000. This rate figures out 25 Per Cent 3 Cans Sardines, 10c taken by Dr. Knowlton in the borough about the same as the old rate. In Childs' Princess Blend Tea showing conditions as they are, andBondea Iaael)teilne«s 9171,500. these will bo shown along with the the distinctive character of the Ceylon is so neutralized and modified by other exhibits. On August 1st and Owing to a typographical error in Reduction the delicious China and Japan Teas with which it is blended that nearly last week's REGISTER the bonded in- Red Alaska Salmon, - 17c 2nd the exhibit will be open from 3:30 ON all American Tea drinkers are delighted with it. p. M." until G:00 p. M. and on all debtedness of the borough was made -other days from 7:30 until 10:00 P. M.to read $17,500 when it should have Quarter r^pund Box, 10c Half Pound Box, 19c Dr. G. B. Aumack will preside on thebeen $171,500. Men's and Boys' opening night of the exhibit. Rev. Brief Items, Ivins' Dainty Sugar Wafers, lie lb ' You'll like it Hot or Iced W. E. Compton of the Reformed Thomas Kearney fell off the steam- Suits church will make an address and Dr.boat dock here last Wednesday noon To Clean Up Stock. Knowlton will give a lecture. On and had a narrow escape from drown- August 1st Gustave Maurer, president ing. He was pulled out by one of the lOc of the board of health, will preside. deckhands on the steamer Sagamore. A Special Price on black and 3 Pounds New Rolled OATS, Dr. D. E. Roberts and Elmer H. Geran Dr. H. W. Hartman had a hard time tan socks 90c per doz. will make addresses, and Miss G. L. bringing him to. Only'sold by the dozen. Button of the state charities' aid I A. S. VanBuskirk, manager of the association will lecture. On the last J. and J. W. Elsworth company's Khaki and Blue Chambray Imported Kippered Herring night Prof. A. M. Dick will preside, oyster house here, is spending the Quids' Best Flour, 39c and H. E. Ackerson, Jr., will make an week at Standish, Me. Mr. VanBus- Shirts with collars attached . It's the ideal home Flour for all cooking purposes—Bread, Cakes and address followed by another lecture by kirk will make a business trip through at 39c. Biscuits—it in strictly fancy highest grade Flour—intended for the moat 2 Cans for 25c Dr. Knowlton. the Western states on his return from Breakfast appetizers that almost everybody enjoys—merely re- Auto Gloves 50c, $1.00, particular bakers—and it sells fnr no more than ordinary Flour. Ground Seonred for Public Far*. Maine. quire heating—the addition of a piece of butter adds to their richness— : The Keypott improvement associa- Daniel McCue, who is said to be $1.50 to $2.50 pair. these are genuine Scotch Herring packed by Macconpchie Bros., Aber- mentally incompetent, has been left tion, which has been instrumental in $500 by a sister who recently died. Auto*Duster» 50c to $4.00. Pound Can Childs'Baking PowderT - 15c deen, Scotland. making some needed improvements in McCue is said to have had a fortune this borough, has decided to use a left him several years ago, but he con- A guaranteed unfading Coat small plot of ground at the corner of tinue to dress in rags as before. Shirt, made of cloth, better Atlantic and Elizabeth streets for a Miss Helen Clough of Worcester, public park. The plot is well covered than most $ 1.00 shirts,at 65c t Nice White Norway Mackerel, 9c, 3 fish 25c with trees and when the underbrush is Mass., is visiting Miss Viola Yerkes. Mr. and Mrs, F. Palmer Armstrong Bathing Suite 50c to $3.00. cleared out and the plans completed spent Sunday at Holmdel with Mrs. which the association has in view, it Armstrong's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Khaki Coats and Trousers will make a very attractive spot. John C. Schenck. Large Meaty Prunes, 9c lb The association hopes that it will be There will be no sbrvices in the Re- all prices. $ Buy Yo»r Preserving able to get a larger park and more formed church during the month of centrally located in the near future. August, when the pastor will take his Herts, Caps and Furnishiogs Xiightalng Does Pamsffe Here. annual vacation. The church will also Requisites Now During the severe thunder showe be closed the first Sunday in Septem- AT RIGHT PRICES. Childs' Corn Flakes, last Tuesday night J. L. Anqoro's ber. WILL BE HIGHER LATER ON house on Cedar street was struck by Edward Cuttrell has a vacation BIG PACKAGE lightning and several shutters and from his duties with the J. and J. W. Maaon'a Quart Jars, 49c dozen weather boards were torn off. W. E. Elsworth company and is spending a part of the time at Lakewood with O.IUPP, Warn's drug, store and residence on Extra Jar Caps, 15c dozen -First street was struck by a bolt which friends. 19 Broad Street. The"Ideal"TootliPicks, 5c followed the electric light wires and George E. Langan has returned Mason's Pint Jars, 45c dozen considerable damage was done. Mr. from a weok's trip to Chicago, where , Jelly Tumblers, 23c dozen 1500 in a Box Warn's lightning system was put outhe attended the annual convention of business, holes being burned in sev- of the Ancient order of Hibernians. eral of the fixtures. J. & J. W. Elsworth company are Bor Accnioa of Theft having a new concrete sidewalk laid in front of their oyster house and William Crenshaw, a colored boy • 3 Double Sheets Sticky Fly Paper, about seventeen years old, was ar-property on Front street. rested by Officer Asbury Mount New concrete sidewalks are being Thursday morning on suspicion of tak- laid in front of the properties of Mrs. ing money from the cash drawer of Lillian E. Wells and Garland G. M. Levine, a clothing dealer. Mr. Noonan at West Keyport. Fancy Evaporated Peaches, 1 lc lb Levine reported his loss as being Mr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Tilton of ICE CREAM around $26, but when the boy wasJersey City are spending two weeks searched $15 was all that could be here with Mr. Tilton's parents, Mr. found. Crenshaw admitted taking ant Mrs. W. H. Tilton. 10,000 People Five O'clock Teas, - 10c lb the money but claimed that $15 was The New Jersey company is having 10c Quick freezing Salt—prepared especially for home Ice ..Cream all that he had taken. Mr. Levine did a siding put in from the. railroad to A Nice Tasty Cake not discover his loss until Wednesday their brick yard on the North side of within your reach at a making in muslin bags convenient to handle. 3 BAOB FOR 28c. night when he returned from New Mutawan creek. minute's notice for less York, and suspicion was directed Frank Young has accepted a posi- Old Fashioned Graham'Wafers, 10c lb against Crenshaw because he had been tion with the Jersey Central traction than 8 c. a day. hanging around the store. lie wascompany as clerk in the company's arraigned before Justice Isaac N. stock room. 3 Big Boxes Childs' Parlor Matches, Johnston who held him in $200 bail, A number of the members of the This is what telephone New Pack Asparagus Tips, lie can which was furnished by his mother. Wednesday club and their husbands service means to you in Objoct to Sunday Baniwll. enjoyed a picnic at Highland Beach "HOLLY WREATH" BRAND lOc Friday night. Red Bank, Fair Haven and A petition was presented to the bor- Miss Edna Lusby of Elkton, Md., ough council Monday night asking and Miss Alene Commins of Reilly Little Silver. that Sunday baseball playing be Park, Pa., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Real Salt Water Taffy, 12c lb stopped. Several church people signed S. P. Dey. 3 Large Rolls Toilet Paper, the petition aiid Rev. A. W. Hand was Mrs. Adelaide Spader of Red Bank At this slight cost, as com- present nnd spoke regarding the mat-spent several days last week with her pared with the value re- ter. Mr. Hand stated that as many daughter, Mrs. John C. Osborn. 2 Packages Quaker Puffed Rice, 25c lOc as 200 persons attended some of these Miss Florence VanDuzer has a va- ceived, can you afford to games and he did not think it good cation from her duties in the office of for the community to let the ball play-the Keyport Weekly company. be without telephone serv- ing on Sundays continue. The coun- Rufus O. Walling spent Thursday ice? cil instructed the recorder and theat Asbury Park, where he attended a % Childs' Special Blend 27c lb police officers to enforce the ordinance state Rexnll convention. relating to the Sabbath. The New Stephen Fairchild of Wichita, YOU CAN SEND TELE- York telephone company was granted Kansas, is visiting his grandmother, GRAMS BY TELEPHONE, permission to put a pole on Cedar Mrs. Sarnh Fairchild. .street between First street nnd the buy TOO. I Edward Chapman of West New Our lOc MACARONI, in order to give service to George York, formerly of this place, was a Thompson. E. C. Reber, representing visitor here last week. Clyde Potts, engineer in charge of the Frank Mooney of Jersey City, a NEW YORK TELEPHONE Spaghetti Long Steins Elbows construction of tho sewer, said that former resident here, spent severnl Mr. Potts expected to have the final daya here lust week. COMPANY, report and estimate of the work done \V. H. Bryne, Sr., has a week's va- A. B. WILSON, Loc.1 Agent. on the sewer ready for the next meet- cation from his duties with J. & J. W. i ing of the council. He asked thnt Elsworth company. 32 Monmoutli St., Red Bank, N. J, some action be taken on Mr. JNitts's Alden Welch of. New York spent disputed bill for private rights of way Sunday with his parents, Mr. and surveys made by him. Mr. Kober Mrs. T. I*. Welch. also r.uid thnt ho thought the cost of Miss Jennie Frost' of Elizabeth pumping out the auntie tank should bespent .several days last week with Miss Complete Line of Office Supplies This is Warm Weather! ' paid by the borough nml not chnrgedKttye (.:. WyckolT. to tho Harrison construction company, Alins Helen Green, n former teacher ON DISPLAY AT UH the tank had boon pumped out in the high school here, visited friends onee befure by thi; compan1y and nthere Saturday. thut time wns in good shapi . Council Mather Elliott of Ncwburch, N. Y., We Hare a Cool Proposition for Yon! decided to loave the matter as it wns. Anthony D. Bcdli1 said tlie sewiT wn:1 is the guest of her gmndmotner, Mrs. now in (food shape except lln> line on W. .1. Duncan. TETLEY'S; Walnut Btrect, but he expected lo have Miss Eliza. Cameron of Hurrinliurg Save your mother, wife or sister the drudgery that In order in n few days. Mr. is spending tlio summer with Mrs. Eu- Docile also reported that mconlinr to genia .hill HO n. BOOKS INKS of cooking or ironing over a coal fire. Put in a gas Mr. I'otts's estimate nil the work mi Air. and Mm. Leon Mowbey of Jer- sey City nr<> spending n two weekn' Time Book* Writing Fluid the flower wnn now completed except vacation here. stove or a gas iron and let them work in the new, tho Walnut Rtrwt line. The ulnvm C. H. Clarendon nnd daughter Ethel Memo Boolca Fountain Pen Ink By»t«m from South Kcypurt to the Cash Book* Colored Inka modern way. Cednr Btrcct pumping station he nukl nr<> enjoying a two weeks' vacation nt wns not up, null the switch IMUIUI in I.uk« (it-vrgr. S«l«s Book* Stamping Inka Mi IH Dorothy Di'illo spent hint week IndaUbla Inka Ranges and gas fixtureso n display at show the Cmlnr Htreet station vvas only in- with her uncle, Dr. N. I,, lirdle, nl tonded to work nt two hour SUTU'IICH llan'intinw. JournaU rooms of and when It wan workud longer the Mm. Herman Pippin nnd family of Records SUPPLIES coila burned out. Mr. llcdln wan in- Muollaga formed thnt thn «>Ht ot tho alarm Ilrooklyn urn vinitiiiK Mrs. William Day Boolca »V»l«m would bc< tlrilnrtrd from what Itobcitii. Supplies FHiah FHna . A number of tho Hoy Scout* of (Iiil Blottara, Ink Walla Consolidated Gas Company. ina Hnrrlnoti construction company vary iluinli camped at llrinllii |nnt had duo them whin R<anolla, Pnu made. Mr. Ilrdlti said tlml thcro liail We have tho agency P«noU Holdara Office: Broad Street, Red Bunk. been HOVorul loukfl in tho water tnnlnn Tin- choir iif Cnlvniy church IH Ink- Writing F>ap«r on Vital ntnx't near Wnlniit nml thnt Ing UH nmmnl mitiui; toilny nt Anbury for the Boy Scout Suits Juventla PinHoldm T*l«atiMt« I'wk. ESraaara, tt—lm ha thought tho mitlnn nhnuld bo rt>- Mi>m llun-l Colllhn n|vent tii'vnrnl of America, endorsed by lold. Tho matter wnn left with the iluyn Innt wick With relative* at Holm Carbon F>ap«r Rubtxr ttkmtfipm wilUr committed nnd I lie Hiipi rlntcn- library Put* » dont of' public work* with power to del. the National He Typewriter Papir act.' BIIIn to the amount vt 10111.71: l^'iin Hnlinon of New York vlnl(ed quarters. F»«d« L^ttar Ftlaa "W9T9 pnwntad and ordorpd pnhl. Tliiilii« mini. Mm. II. (), Wliiti', Innt week. Letter F>atp«r Rubber Ehanda TUBE LJITTLJE! SHOP* Itrmy Central traction compitny wnn Mm. l.iiiiiii Mount In npi'iwllnir nov- ernl ilnya with iclutivcn nt tillvorlon. Drawing f*ap«r Chun I_«bala given p*rmlMl«n to put In n Y nt thn Papar OUpa comer of Klnt nnd llronil atriwtn »nd Ml»n Allen Klilcr of rUlnliiirK, I'll., DAVIDSONS, Tlsau* NBEUOUa AJRTf AND ORATTf. ft iiiMtlnK lilnco l be nocilod Imnirn tho % BWJIAI, AND FANOT I>ANflITIjt »,{„!»* RAUJtOQM |o,UuiU . Broad Stwt mmtoni, RED BANK. • ot health h*d b*«n to M* Mm repared /or micli an mnnrgtney. r>HIL-tr- H. OOLJCMAN. MM. O.DAN»0m It ttUt Hi* )«lt m««tlng at to when Por mlo by Jnmtii Connor, Jr,, rornnr S *-b* ru.., MOD SANK. H. J. P1M« NattMftl •*!*.) ^ IjAwmr would b«r«*4y to u»». Mrllrva. d and Whlto •trt<«U. mmxmowHmnuBmr. tirmumwq. , THE HVtV a A**. tMBwmvm* tnntr!txmB SOITT gtv« up ,)»ope, You &n b<: cured with Un. Ctyatite Cow).* roaai oeadlu Bed ; XoaMy Mornlmr. Mrs. Cornells Cowlen was found "'a dud In-bed .Monday morning. She BSSLAC had been confined to the bed for some To «*t ana not Duller .time and her detyth wus due to old ug«. mlaery HrtaA to 1J« tm», but TRUST COMRHttlfcw EXECUTOR;ADttlI*ISn iv.ntr wit* ; , Vov it . ohn's church, Your money refunded If not relieved. , ty-thrce ywtt, nevef losing a penny of any customer's money/ Tamo Xuni Away with TBr.» BOJI, for sale by JAB. COOFEB, Jr., nio- Bcrlptlon drugglnt, Broad ana wlilto WESULOUMWTEIO MORTGAGES1 : SEARCH tOUARAITO TITUS, Timothy Walling and Leon and strcftB. Kcd Batik, N. J. throu|tioirt«ew Jtrtfy. Harold Watrtock, song of James P. Capital, Surplut and accumulated croft* 12,000,000. Wamock, were driving to the stution with a load of appleg Saturday after- BIDSIWANTED. THENEW JERSEYTITIE GUARANTEE6TRUST COMPANY;' noon, when the traces on the wagon Special Sale to Close the Entire became unhooked, which frightened Bids will be received by the board of S3 and W MentvuMiy Hmt.r . JERSEY CITY, N. i.f the hovses, and they began' to runeducation of the borough of Red Bank ftwuy. When they reached the rail- road- crossing the tongue caught in for 220 tons, more or less, of the best the track und upset the'wagon. The Upper Lehigh anthracite coal, in the horsca ran down the road and. were following quantities: Tract of 105 Lots. aufht, Walling and Leon Warnock weie thrown from the wagon, fyeon 50 tons of Btovo coal at Mechanic wus bruised and cut on the head. street school. . Walling and Harold Warnock escaped 20 tons of broken'cosil at Oakland without injury. " J street school. .• Miss A. Hollweg and E. O. Evans B0 tonB.pf broken coal at Shrows- Only 14 lots left on this fine tract and these f Brooklyn were Sunday guests of biiry avenue schooh;:, Why You Take No Chances ohrt H. Bahronburg on Telzah farm. 100 tons of egg coal at the high Mr. and Mrs. William VanMater. will be offered at prices far under real value, Alex McClees of Holmdel begun his school. The Studebaker name for sixty years duties here thiB week »B agent for the Also 50 tons of bituminous coal at has been a guarantee of quality. It elimi- Monmouth county farmers'. exchange, the high school. giving the purchaser the advantage of making Misu Carrie Carhart, who has been Separate bids may; be submitted. nates the slightest clement of chance in confined to the houRc with sickness, is your purchase of an automobile. able to be around again. The price.bid muat hold good for Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Child of,a " coal bought for the school district a fine profit and a quick profit in a very short Every part of a Studebaker car is Reirdi Bantt 4k tr\ k«^ espenl 1^^^ rtft SundaKllti/I «IIyF litwit! thn Mrnfl art . t\un n tw d' fldurinu mtt wn gKm AthM f*e schoon»*v f^f^lI wnri*year* endinnv.«lT **. «_g~ JunY__ >^ e_ Mrs. Aaron Morris.- 30th, 1913,° . made in pur own plants. We analyze and Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hyer time. There are two houses almost completed absolutely know the materials which p,o spent Sunday with Mrs. A. Chameroy . Bids must bo received by the sec- into our cars. Our guarantee is good. of Red Bank. retary on or before August 1st, 1D12. Percy Kingsland of Richmond Hill The Board reserves the right to re- and several more to be erected before the end 75,000 Studebaker cars are on the was the Sunday guest of Miss Helen ject any or all bids. Stevenson. road and every owner will tell you that Mr. and Mrs. John Stattleman and Red Bank, N. J., July Kith, 1912. of the summer season. The terms of payment a Studebaker car always makes good. daughter of Middletown are visiting .ALFRED BOTTICHER, 1. P. Dye. ; • • District Clerk. We know that the Studebaker Misses Charlotte and May Warnock to suit yourself and as easy $s desired. if New York are visiting James P. (Flanders) "20" at $800 is equal in mate- Warnock. rial and workmanship to any car built— Mrs. T. B; Tilton of Brooklyn is ^siting her brother, J. L. T. Webster. and the price is within your reach. Miss Francis K. Stout of F/Jist Take advantage of the opportunity to secure a Orange is visiting her grandparents, Bids Wanted Ready for immediate delivery. Capt. Nicholas Bush of Newark was visitor in town on Saturday. lot'with a sure profit in the resale of same. MlDDfcETOWH VILLAGE HEWS. The board of education of Rumson Around Her. Begin Shipment! of Potatoei Thl. W.ek, borough requests bids for transport- The farmers^ afiund- this section ing pupils by stage from the Eastern itarted making shipment!) of potatoes his week. A, C. Luyster was the first and Western ends of Rumson borough ne to ship and he is still keeping it up. Other heavy shippers at present to the school and thence from school The $800 Studebaker (r: do«)"20" are S. J. Dai ley and Marshal Spring- Bank Real Estate Jn stein, who is farming the C. E. Mor- igain. , Price, Standard Equipped, »W3f o. b. Detroit. ford place. The price of potatoes is Equipped *» «bov*. with Top, Wlndahlalcf, PrcBt-0-L.U.Tar.k fairly good at present but a drop is •nd Spaadomatar, $SS5. predicted soon. A European disease Bids must be receiVciPT)J> the secre- l Second National Bank Building. A»k our itialtr for th» n*i0 Sliidtbttktt art tolalogut or Mrnd la ut tor fT' has attacked the potatoes and only j? about half a crop is expected this sea- ;ary of the board on or before August The Studebaker Corporation • Detroit, MicK~a« son. Yesterday between 800 and 350 barrels were snipped from the station st, 1912. RED BANK, N. J. GEORGEHANCE PATTERSON, here. Apples are also being sent to the city markets, but the shipments H..A. KETTEL, MONMOUTH STREET, RED BANK. are ve,ry light at present. T. S. Field is the heaviest shipper in the apple Talaphone 17e. - line. Judson Palmer is also sending Secretary. away nice fruit. Box 53,: Fair Hatfen, N. J. Ernest Taylor has bought a hew The Increased Cost of Living Marion automobile. Mr. and Mrs. William Emerson of ADVANCE ANNOUCEMENT. it • complicated problem, but manr are lolring it by eliminating from Orange are visiting Mrs. Emerson's hlr diet llrt .11 food, of doubtful punitive v^ly sister^ Mrs. C. P. Mount. ' Ah office of'the farmers' "cxcKange Remember, Quality" Counts has been established at the railroad station and it was opened for business Bids Wanted Please prepare early to make your entry for the f food you oat but the, »«r>r T«Iu. racly.d that |lr«i rciulU, Monday morning. Edward Brasch and Jib J)|ia noa-r»aotsl{lon of tab fact tiat UIHIK of Everett is the agent. much djrap.paL and otli.r fonna of atomach trouble to* Mrs. Walter S. White of Freehold dar. To thoa. •otkiqn a contplalo, euil/ dlgaited food, returned home yesterday after a short Bids wanted by the board of edu- •tillable (or all a|«i and conna, visit with Mr. nnd Mrs. W. L. Ouster- man. cation of humpon for 150 tons of Le- BABY SHOW! Thomas Stevenson is having trou- ble with a family of yellow jackets high coal, more or lest, to be delivered BORDENS tRat have taken up their abode over his front door. Mr. Stevenson slammed •Malted the screen door a little too hard to to the East Oceanic and Oceanic suit the insects Sunday and he brought HORSE SHOW! Malted Milk down a storm of wrath on his head in schools, sizes nut und stove. Milk IN TH5.SQUARB PACKAGE a few seconds. Since then Mr. Stev- coiuIitinB of rich, ereuny milk, with oxtracta of wh*at enson has been using the back, door Bids must be in the hands of the ud b»rUj m*lt (in powdwr fann *nd ncnvkUofcoUc), with to save trouble. The yellow jackets •II watt* mttttr eliminated, eomai u a r«v«Utlon. will be smoked out some time this secretary, August latj 1912. Writ* for a practical fU«jp< Book, which will ihow you week. POULTRY SHOW! how a r*ry little mener. properly expended, can he mad* to produce tl\e ^ert rsculu. The board reserves the right to re- Auk fur Frta Trial Package. iect any or all bids. or any of the numerous classes of exhibitions at the fifth annual JAMES COOPER, Jr.. D»nl«l Taylor Varcwly Bic*p«. B.rlon. Xnjurlag Whllo Unloading Potatooi. Broad and Whit* Straeta, Rad Bank. Bertha Donohue of Red Bank spent H. A. KETTEL, ' a few days last week with her uncle, John Dugan. Secretary. Rete Brchany of Montrose is visit- ing Mrs. T./Donohue. Box 53, Fair Haven, N. J. Mrs. John Costigan of Nudorp, Staten Island, is visiting her father, SHEKIPP'S SALE. Edward Fallon. liy vlrtut1 of a will of (I. fa., to m. BLUE RIBBON FAIR illl'i'Ctfil, iHxiifil nut bt the court of NEW PIANOS Miss Kate Dugan visited friends at 1 [•lialicoiy ot tin sliih- of New Jeryey, will 1 Keansburg on Saturday. hi' I'X|II>M.<1 In naif nl public veniiuo on OF NEW JERSEY. Frank Conway of Keyport spent W'oihRMiiliiy, tin' tw.'nty-Hi'Ht iliiy o( part of last week with his aunt, Mrs. AllKIIHt, I'.IU', bi'liv.'iMi Ilie Iwill'H or 12 $225 and Upward. o't'Un'k and r» o'rlock. (ut 2 o'clock). In John Kaney. llif utti^rnoDn nf sul.l day, at tin1 Ololn- EASY TERMS. Mm. M. Coniff and daughter Molly hotel, Hed Hank. In tilt? bul'ouKh of Hnl Hunk, riiunty of Mmimoutli, New .leryoy. of Matawan spent last Wednesday und All Hint Inirl nr imrcel of luml mid Thursday with her father, E. Fallon. bl>>mlKi>H luMfhiari.T pai'ticulnrly de- Special Bargains In Slightly Used Pianos. Harry Creevey apent Monday with Hurllii'il. ultiliitr. lylni; ami being In IU>> luwiiHlilp nf SlirrWMluiry, In llio rounO' relatives and friends at Long Branch. of Monmouth mnl Ht/iti. of Nuw Jel'Hey. William Ploth is building a kitchon Ili-KlnnlilK lit II pnlnl In tlm mlilillo of The Monmouth County Agricultural Fair addition to the rear of the house oc- Ilic innln ininl or tuinplkr; ipadlnKT fl oni Tlntnn I>'UUM to llnlontown am] llU' cupied by Thomas Donohue. Mr. ^mUlivHHt rorni'V >ll' lam\ now nr formerly Victor Victrolas 1 Ploth is doing the work himself. if Abel Coleniini; Hini OIOIIK f;nlii t'oK - Daniel Taylor had a narrow escape inen'ti lino KOUIII nlsi>-one doKrpen \WM $15 to $200. Call and hear these wonderful instruments. Iwt'iily ehulllH In lIn- HnutliwpHl rolin'r -AT- from injury last week. A wagon nf mill 1,'ulnini'ii'H Imi.l. formerly of rici- We carry an attractive stock of Records and Accessories.' loaded with potatoes had been backed HDII llrnilt'l<'kHnn: Ili'ttco nlullK now or over the bulkhead jn the yard at the formerly T. lilnes, mmtli twenty-eluht No trouble tfxdemonstrate. 'I'Kn'oH lll'teen nilnuh'M DHHI seven rlmlnn station and ho was helping get tho ml llfty-fine linl(H to Inml now or for- wugon back on level ground. One rear lerly nf Itli'hmil ApiileKillp; Iheni-e wheel was on the ground and Taylor loiiK fntld Applfntiti'M lum!, north nl\l>- PIANOS RENTED, TUNED AND REPAIRED. Klit «K'KrI(ltllH nf an aeie! TIHTOIT *U.I,« KBW. HelWd UN 111.' |>ln|ii'lty Of ClllHlv>li II. •«•••••»•••••••••«••••>>>•>••••»»••••»•»»»»>»»••••»• Weniplo, el, IIIM., I it I ..• II In 1'Xeriitlnn nl tho Hlllt nf tlenjaniln .1 I'nrl O'CIIMK, (til l;,1i> n'etoi-UI. nn Kvituniiililli'. Ill MM' Hftcrhiiou of itnlil tiuy, ut lhi< conn Livery and Carriages. Chnrlna KIKK» und hln ilnti|[htni lionuo, l'ii>«ln,hl. In Hi.' tmviiHliln of l''i,..'- Entries Positively Close Wednesday, August 21st, 1912. hiilil, rniinlv of Moiitn.ititli, New .Inni-t. Miry und Mm. Hhepnitl of Kronholi All Illnnn liui'm ol > iml Mtuntc In Ih" wer* guoita of Mm. Iiln Trucix lun towni*lil|i or MiiM'\Miiittr>*. Miuiiiionili »MMMMMM< i«MM«*l IIMMMIMIIIIMIIMH Moving Vans and Express. WodniMidiiy. . county, Ni.w JOVK'V, nftrnfr llnvi-n, ili-- Hrrlbril IIM follown Mm. William lltwn of (,,>!.« l.nl Nn 29 mi M11111 Mini'/ "ii ll>« •'"illl \>f I'llKl I mil Mi liliinlllK HI llm tun I It INK', MI'Villf V-flVti llllll lll)H< tl'Mlllll Tm't (II BAI.B. J llrnnih In *|inii(lliiK ii fow dnyn wltli OIIKI I'lirimi' nf the Inl elinvnyi'it liy Wll- M Ililuh' uvi.|iih'( mnl nn **fi wept iff Automobile Garage. Mix, A. rli..hill'in Inl ; lh.-iii" M.ilillii'i'lv Ill- vlrllii' iif « will nf I' Til., In mi' Il li h f /hl llK N hor innthor, Mm. C'KrolIno Covorl. IllUh It. rhilliillei. ,h . unil wifi., lii Iliinl- irnlil l"l. nil" Illlliilleil allil Uvnilt" lllrn'elnllll , Il*M,iei* l "III Of III" .oil,I oTr elilllll - I til" I'nrnilV linn ell ••> K/lM l-'l" N»«. A tiight •«rvic« will b« hold In th III. M II Iliilllo Ii) .I, "1 Out,-,I I'VIHIOU i linen mnl Iwnnly finii IIIIIIIIM'IIIIIII f'i'1 r.-iy nf Hi., ntiil.- of N. «' Je.«ey, will I... , .11 unit SO l.rlnli lUly ff«f III wldlll IIB I, 1111)7; I li.lt.'' I'llV nluiiB thr newlo I hf. n'inlliwesi riillii'l Iheiror; tlli'liee »«|,,ir"Hl |o „„!,. al imblh' VI,.In. Mini Wen Hiilllll ilv.'imr. mnl i. 11». hllllllrnl frat church nnxt aunduy nlulit. Innil r I OIII lint I In . I lo tlm rlvr, < u.iMnlv, inuiilli'l MIM, I'lnv IUIIIIIK. iiev- ilitvilnv, 111.III., nhielennlllihii.liililli ilniliiv "f Anuilnlm,, MM:!, In Lull, Auction Room and Storage. , Al. Donnlrt mnilu a Tnnutlon of |50 hlllHllril mnl tjni'ii (. il 0|tit Nix )ll« hi-* loI'lill "even mnl llfly llv Ii II mil. .1II M> f"t linlui'i'll III" ImlllH nf IJ ••"> Inl II "In I thi> •mil'' prop'rlv innvi"/. mnl win., liy i|»»il ilnl«•»•»«*. ontown hook unil UdiUi company, A xtaintiy itioim tin' iti'i to ti,.' ..-tiii-t' «>r ("•I lo II..' plnci' Of lilKllilllliU Illliinleil tiiimll' nr Mnnlimulli, .Ni'W Jnrany. llcliml lin Hie lili'l'.'llj nf JOIIII P. ( *(- numbtr of iitlur icklilnnU mml li'otirlh i.'ri'.k: iii.nc« aoulniMiMtrrU lo IM> Ihr Pnlnn litnf>i.|tv ilfni'itlii-fi In Hie All fIIMt i.Dilitlll li-nrl or nulrnl nf lunil Inn. Hi, ul«, Illklll III *Ml!Utian kl f" Monmouth Street, RED BANK, N. J. lsr donHtlmi., • |on» tlif Cftilai or I OIII 111 l'r«l>K In Mnioi l«»ni> Kivon In Wllljiiin II (-linmih-i'. mill IHimilNra, hoi rllmfl"*' PHI 111 tlllll ly mill II/ lf'1 liaiii. liullillni nml U I'Olnl lii linn with Hi,, xqllthallyy linn ol Jl . mill wlr« lo Omiillna H. Mil.nun, ilfm'l IIIIMI, nllunli'l, , Iflnfww ""'I (••In** I" >'•• AKIoiliilltin, mnl in !••. "'M > "• • OppwIU Rj tt. aapot ' '" ymond. Vmirlv«»», tha anlil llnltlli'nltlli'n jjutt ; llli'iiul o w.alrtllly Ihi"Ih . .Inl"1 I'elilllni V 1. 10117. |will| orr Hhinwalinryhl , 111 1 ththa ruiliilly WII.IH'IHT A I I l0 l tAmA»i1 1 ninii ilYn Ti'"*, WJOII' II!' Iran, Hi |t«l»n1 l(>< Hie IHOiini IV Of WllllllMI II •if 'Muntnmilh IIIMI NlNtf. 1I nil n I'OrlAln Tit Atbury l'«rk during th* *umm» Intl th.ni'e itnilhnilt IIIOIIK IPn unmn un>. , »h. utloi. nl Mir mill of rmnllhl. II. Mi"filnii ntii'ln liy IIIMII-HO I'tKiiioi'. nurvo)'!!)-, niitmi ,iiiJ> n, mi:. DAY AK» NMNT. TatettlMM Ma. vacation. < '.' Ipluirml (Itni I.'H f. .1,-fil'ir. Ufflraa, lo I.nun, nnil In lir anlil In- on II tl HI I i.T Ininl nl I'nal IH«BIII.I, . M«. Inn** Walnh and hi>r dauiht* Ilia lifulitllln). \vii.iu;i!T A. Hi:r:(.'liiii r. |liin,ui.ir.i i Ammi lo » lli inn »ti« |I na * A w»nt Bdv«rtl«»m«nt of Het'iinil trn i M»uiiniliii| nl ihn mnitii Anita »re hum* (turn « ttuy In Nm •lial ri"Jrn*t A# I'lnv n'1'1 II^NMIIMHO'II 'II, II llii|lin. ' ' . Uii Um inlrlh I,nla |77 n | iihiih n thirtyy word* etn U U ""' »t»t*. iunnl««; Hi«m» niM|.iij> uloim rjnj- . Ilin vna( l,n llIU* '"TTy 0)P I..I .Inl) -'•'. li'l; l|l,o» | ' ,u-"lunul. .1 on mi tltttlt lttdKTWlt I lU t THE BED BAttK REGISTER

tot- M „, k crowd whieh'has yet at- HMRMCTS INAIAOSHIKLOS njMUwttag of the Fair Haven | THE R. WEST CO., Keyport, N. J. Law Invisible f ItalMl Or*«« COttttU was present Monday and round with t .mh'ekpetted that the Bat- Improvemcnt would come up The Largest Exclusive Furniture and Carpet House in the County, ••••tie. •UalKWf le were thereto say what they 10c trad*jK . R*cut«r Me dope in connection with the Announce to Thrifty Buyers 9M« aaeh, ( -*—~, There has been a good deal of grade at *•« t talk in Fair Hav«n over the things i., which property owners would have to * Afwhen too road is improved and also .over the things which some property A Real August Clearing Sale owners would not have to do. The. discussion on .this matter, however1, waa.cut out by the action of,the board in relation to the improvement of this road. Bids had been asked for for Fine Furniture and Floor Coverings. [Trading and improving Battin road FIVE SPECIAL ITEMS. iron the county stone road to the INCLUDING Lambert B. Battin property. Bight contractors had taken specifications of the road as furnished by the engineer, 500 Desirable Pieces Close to One-Half Price. but only three bids had been turned in. The council decided to return Sample Petticoats these bids to the contractors and to Every article offered in this sale will be selected from oiir regular high grade stock and ask for bids for the construction of offered at a deep and genuine cut of from one-quarter to one-half from our low cash price, Salesmen's samples of White Petticoats, some are slightly soiled the road its entire length from the county stone road to the river. These insuring the saving: we describe. The only thing we cut in any sale is the price; the quality from being handled, but no stains or spots that will not wash out bids-will be asked for as soon as Ar- always remains the same here or is improved when possible to do' so. Much merchandise is thur C. Swift, the borough engineer, easily, hundreds of styles to choose from as there are no .two alike, completes the plans and specifications. made specially, and poorly too, for August Sale purposes, permitting sensational bargains on Conucil VreiiAeut Prwldvft. paper, but we can assure our many patrons that this inferior grade does not find a place in handsome embroidery and lace trimmings; Skirts Mayor Covert was absent from the .our stock. We know this sale will prove to be the most worthy event we have ever held, for meeting. He is on a trip to Albany, thatmre worth from $1.00 up, special while they which will keep him away from Fair the reason that it will include a much greater variety of new and complete dining and bedroom last .-.. '.. " HaveH for a week. Henry J. W. S.;; suites in several woods and finishes, as well as a choice assortment of odd pieces. In our Cooke, the president of the council, acted as mayor in the absence of Mr. beautiful lot of new Fall rugs \yill be found splendid things in the new patterns and colors in Covert. This was his first experience , • many sizes and all grades from the very cheapest Matting rugs to the very finest American as acting mayor and -he put the bor- • ough business through with dispatch, i £ made seamless worsted Wiltons. We urge an inspection and comparison of our August bar- The business was all concluded by gains, believing this unusual collection includes more and better goods of the right quality at half-past ten. - Dainty Night Dresses . Councilman Myron Brown of the the right time and right prices than is possible for any other house to offer. Our prices will road committee reported that a road be considerably lower than other houses during August Sales for the samereason that; they are We've gathered for this sale as pretty a lop of Night Dresses as scraper had been bought and was now invariably lower the. other eleven months of the year, because our operating expenses are in use on the roads. can be found in any establishment, dainty Lace trimmings, slip-over twenty-five per cent less than any other store on the coast or in the cityr-Xsaods bought here and empire styles; also Crepe, Mull and Rippelette Gowns, in Two ordinances were passed. These now will be held till wanted and delivered anytime, free. ^ ma xtippeieite uowns, m preside for fixing the grade of Battin road and for improving this road. ' colors. This is certainly a choice lot of The ordinance regulating the height More Particulars About Our Great August Sale Next Week. new ideas in underwear, very special of fences and signboards passed its first reading. This ordinance pro- at...... vides that no fences or signboards THE R. WEST CO., KEYPORT.N. J. $1.00 shall be more than six feet high. . Fences or signboards now in the bor- ough which are more than six feet high must be cut down to the pre-Fair Haven and who bought the Dr. scribed height within ten days after F. I. Longstreet house opposite J. H. notice is given, or the owners of theFielder's blacksmith and wheelwright f fences or signboards will be liable to shop, is putting a large porch across $1.00 Shirt Waists at 79c arrest and fine. the front of the house which gives the A license ordinance was introduced old house a modern appearance. Mr. Shirt Waists of good Lawn, high and low neck and sailor collar providing for licensing stages, hacks, Morrissey is spending his summer hero trucks, peddlers, hand organs, street and is doing his own carpenter work. styles, all nicely trimmed with fine laces and embroidery, sizes 34 pianos, junkmen, auctioneers, etc. 2ttte Society Elect! Officers. The license fees charged in the ordi- PETER I to 44; not a Waist in the lot worth less than The Mite society of the Methodist nance are about half the amount church elected officers last week. The charged in Atlantic Highlands, Rum- officers are: • . $1,00; some as high as $1.50. Special while they son, Seabright and other towns the President—Mrs. Jolui Penrsoll. size of Fair Haven. There was a long Vice president—Mrs. Kllzul>eth Morris*. last Secretary—Mr**. George Lewis. 79c discussion over this ordinance by the council and by persons in the audience. Treasurer—Mrs. Everett Smith. UNDERTAKER Many persons believed that since the Liberty Building Fainted. residents of Fair Haven paid taxes Frank A. Little of Atlantic High- and helped to support the borough in lands, formerly of this place, who AND that way, they should not be compelled owns the Liberty hotel which is occu- to take out licenses for delivering pied by Bacagulupi Brothers as a goods. The council after a discussion fruit store, is having the building Fine Lawn Waists took the same view and the ordinance painted. was referred back to Philip D. Elliott, Mayor Covert on Yacht Trip. EM BALM ER. Dresses for Women and Misses, made of a good grade of Lawn, in the borough attorney, for revision. Complaint About Boal. ... Mayor and Mrs. Frank Covert^and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boardman left pretty figured designs, collarless style, trimmed , Thomas N. McCarter sent a written Sunday for a week's trip to Albany complaint concerning the grade of and vicinity in their yacht. The party Monmouth Street. with lace; a model in appearance and wear that is Pearl street where it joins the county have taken a cruise to Albany several equal to any $2.00 Dress ever offered, special at.. road anndd he askekedd to havavee this grade times. 98c changed so as to avoid the present Brief Items. Near Maple Avenue! sharp jolt at the junction of these two roads. This matter was turned over Claude R. Conklin of Roseland is to the road committee. spending a few days with Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Algor. Mr. Algoi- is hav- Exempt riremen'i Certificate!. i ing a new toolhouse built in the rear RED BANK, NEW JERSEY. There are d number of exempt fire- of the parsonage. J. Soden and men in Fair Haven and they asked for Claude R. Conklin are doing the work, Children's Wash Dresses exempt firemen's certificates. The-' G. Lefflcr of Providence is spending councilmen thought the exempt fire- ffo w dayd s witithh MrM . andd MrsM . JJ. Telephone, 254 Red Bank. men as a recognition of their years of Nusslann. Miss Rose Smith, who has Children's Dresses, sizes 6 to 14 years, all new materials and made voluntary fire service, should have an been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Nusslann, elaborate and ornamental exempt cer- has returned to her Long Island home. in the most desirable styles used this season. tificate and Charles P. Cross, the bor- Miss Anna M. Cooper, primary ough clerk, was instructed to getteacher in the school here, is taking Pretty striped Percales and plain blue and tan samples of exempt firemen's certifi- the second year's course in the Gape "IT'S A CURE! THAT'S SURE" cates and to have them at the next May summer school for teachers. Chambrays; a very special lot, cheap at $1.25, now89c council meeting. Clarence Smo:k will lead the Chris- JONES' BREAK-UP The council passed bills to thej tian Endeavor prayer meeting Friday Cures Rheumatism, Sciatica or Gout—as it has cured cases for amount of $502.81 and the board then night. His topic will be "Missionary adjourned. Progress in North America." over 20 years when all other treatments had failed. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rockaway, who For sale by ROBERT H. VANDERVEEp. Dont Believe in slgni. have been boarding at the Atlantic Charles Jones, proprietor of th. hotel..„.„, .„left . Sunda„„„„„.y, for a theatrical trip Grand View hotel near the1 steam boat of several weeks, wharf, has a float moored at the dock I Raymond Doughty and C. D. had new walks put houses to the street, hotel and out- ;„, - o~ •. |-»..».ngs have been painted. A New. Ihe steamboat company also has pro- ark firm did the work. hibited bathing from their dock nnd Mrs"' . Everet" t Smit~ 'h' 'has heen ento.r- j taining Brooklyn friends during the Watch and Wait For has posted signs to that effect. But the younger generation at Fair Haven J past week. evidently dont believe in signs and A lattice fence has been put -up during the past two weeks bathing across the lawn adjoining the Atlantic from the dock and from Mr. Jones's hotel. float has been very popular. There is Miss M. E. Hendi'iricson is sick with ANNOUNCEMENT no so much objection to the boys and liver trouble. girls bathing at these places as there Monmouth hall has been painted. I • O • is to the language used by them and the scanty bathing attire they wear. | NEW COUHTT OPPICB. Flayera' Club at the Shore. Telling About Our 1913 Cars About sixty members of the Play- Freeholders Appoint John W. HulBO Su- ers' club and their families spent last perintendent of Soldlera' Eurlalii. Wednesday at the shore iind enjoye. . d n John W. Hulse, a Freehold justice day roaming on th:hee beacbench i•n 'their of the peace, has been appointed su- bnthing suits. A ealuitf> ! of the day's peiinteiiclen•ntt uf Mililk'is' burials ... outing was a shorn dinner. The party Monmouth county by the board of This Announcement This Announcement returned home shortly before stveh freeholders. This is. a new office in o'clock and the day's program ended this county and will pay $300 a year. with a gay time at the club's llwiting A fraiK'his-'c granting the Jersey will tell you all about the new 1913 models, will tell you why the new 1913 BUICK and clubhouse. The actors sire all here Central traction company the right to for the summer and arrangements will build a trolley bridge across the South be made soon for the annual Imrn Shrewsbury river was passed to sec- which will be on our floors ready for almost 1913 HUDSONS are going to be in greater dance at which all the actors "shine." ond reading lit a recent meeting of Xxpreumen Active With Auto. the freeholders. The final hearing immediate delivery. It will feature their demand than ever. It will picture every Picot & Ilomlrifkson, the local tx- will''tio given at Ihe August meeting pruBsrnen, a few months ago rented a f Ihe fieiliohlors. detail of their make up and convince you room in Monmoulh bull for their head. many strong points which are going to quarters and begun to do carting-by E.Atoutowu.r to Oivo showa. 1 of their superiority over all other Cars at automobile as well as by horse anil Isaiu Johnson of Katontnwn gave 11 make them the best and most popular Cars wagon. Thit more modern wnv ofmining picture t-lmw and hypnotist carting has helped thi> Drill iiloiig so exhibition in Taylor's liall at Kntnn- in the Country. their prices. much thut they have: been kept busy luwii Friday night. He intends to day nnd night doing gencnil nntilini: inaki1 II tinir of the country, giving ex- in thin vicinity. Mr. I'icot IH II thor- hibitions at small towns. He in get- ough automobile man and Mr. Hen-ting ready to give a shnw at driclimin has been tin: local cxpresK- dale tin. liitti'r part of July. man hero for years. THis Announcement Will Appear in About 1O Days •noouaful Church T»lr. ORDINANCE Wo. 0. AN' ulilil.WWl-l'; TO KKTAMMHII Till! Thi" Holy Cominuiiicin Kpifinipal HUAIM-: III' IIATTIN 11IIA1I, A 1'UII- church fair, which was held purl, of l.l'1 STItKKT IN Till: llliUOIKIII 111' Innt w™k in Monmoiith hull, wiiti n big 1'AII: IIAVI:\. iiKiM nn: KOIITII- Kucrcan. AIUIOIIRII no ronte.MH wore Kltl.Y I.IN'i: Ol' 1'ltol'KltTY (IK held and no nrtfrlru dhpowd nf by l.AMIII'.IIT II. IIATTIN, HAUT To Till: IIKIII WATIill MAHK ol' Till' Don't Buy Let Us chance the fair tietuo over Jliifi NOUTII HIIKKWIIIII'llY IIIVKII WIII'M'HM. II •>'-( II !

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