J&X VOL. 9-NUMBER 208 LONG BRANCH, N. J., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1910. PftlCE ONE CENT RACING ATTRACTED 3rd RED BANK FAIR EXERCISES AT DRIVING HIGHLANDS INITIAL I BIG SOCIETY CROWD OF FIRSTJER PILING BREAKS RECORDS FOR One Accident at 2-Day Meet Music.Fireworks and Addresses CARNIVAL ATTRACTED Here and Rider Has Thrill- Part of Labor Day CROWDS AND EXHIBITS ing Escape Ceremonies OVER 100,000 PEOPLE Excellent racing WHH witnessed her Wilh appropriate ceremony, the firs yesterday afternoon at the horse show' piling for Long Branch's proposed ne\. Attendance Yesterday Estimated at 18,000 and is quartci'-inlie track, when the second million-dollar pier WHS driven jester 400 Babies in Baby Parade and 50 Floats in day of the Hollywood Polo Afswoeia day afternoon at half-past thiet Big Again Today-All Great Variety of Attrac- tiou meet was brought to a. close. The o'clock. The public celebration at Business Men's Procession Yesterday, While iciritf on Saturday was marred by ar Trolley Wrecks Carriage Con- tracted many visitors from different accident in the quarter-mile dash parti of the Stats, including M. F. M tions Remain With Exception of Dog when Veto, owi>ed by the Monmouth taining Eight, and Young Laughlln, of Newark, vice chairman of More Than 300 Boats Took Part in Park Slock Farm, at Eatonlown, Blip Woman is Stripped by Be- the State Riparian Commission, and J Show-Racing a Feature ed in making the turn and broke !:s C. Payne, of Jersey City, secretary and 'g. The animal was aflerward KIIO! ing Dragged -- Hoboken engineer of the commission. Water Pageant Sunday Saturday's races were won by Mon It was seven o'clock Saturday night Fifteen hundred invitations had mouth County Hunt Club wilh Prin- Girl Drowned at High- been sent out by I ho Long Branch Highlands first carnival and 'Marnl before the Judges at the third annual cess and Strideaway; Mrs. B. W. Et Gras" haK bcr'ti humphi to a moBt suc- exhibition of the Monmouth County lands and Negro Pier and Land Company to promim ni "HOT CAMPBELL DIES lott, Peter Hauck, Jr., Frederick Wet local, Stale and county residents u FIVE CANDIDATES :essful coucliiaioti. Agricultural Association had finished ach and His? Mamie Nathan. Drops Dead at Saturday afternoon, the automobile (heir first day's work. In every de- witness the sinking uf the first piling •iiri- .• and hill climbing contents sched partment there were such a large mini A large holiday crowd witnessed the Carnival-Auto The prime mover was Samuel R. Ron lied were postponed because of thft bar of entries that the Work of tabula AT HOSPITAL HERE •aelng yesterday. Rhodes Casey, son off, Ihe general contractor. FOR NEXT MAYOR •ain and wet roads, it being conilder- if P. J. Casey, had a close call from Demolishes lion has been necessarily slow and te ——-+ Notwithstanding the many achedul >d dangerous to spaed over the coiirsft t Kerioup accident when lie fell on the ed atiracUotiK and the fact that the dious. A complete list of all prize Rig at Low Democrats Have Two and Re- A-lth the streets lined with spectators. winners has not yet been issued by Brilliant Young Architect Suc- rack between racing ponies. Casey celebration had been kept quiet unt Tlinee evenis will b« held ttejtt Satur- ,vas riding Norwood, Mr. Wettach's'eu- Moor (wo days before ihe time, there was the secretary for publication, but the publicans Three Aspirants- day ttfturnoon at the hour first sched- Record's representative has been on cumbs to Typhoid Attack ,ry. Norwood threw her head high in a large and enthusiastic gathering uled. M he air and fit the same time swerved present. tin; alert and ia able to announce the Last evening the 7 o'clock trolley Other Candidates Although the weather prevented i>« following awards: While On Visit o Ihe outer rail. Clinging to the reins, lie at Highlands struck a thre-Heated A platform had been built for th( ports, a large and enthusiastic guth Mr. Casey WHS pulled from his dan- image near tbe Miller streeL cruns- speakers and invited guests. Then ritiK appeared at the bulkhead on the Department A—Exhibition horses— After a throe weeks" illness with jerous position. The winners of the There will be a contest In both tht r Director In charge, Harden L. Craw- ig at thai place, injuring live of Ihe was u display of flags and other dee hpre front, adjoining the .larksou typhoid fever, during which time h.; aces were: orations lo make the occasion a mem- Republican and Deinovratlc primaries lab, V.IHT.I the swimming and motor ford; supcrin tend out, Thomas S. WHS unconscious for a week, William •cuiiiints and smashed the carriage for mayor next TuoHday, The time cl WIHTII the swimming and motor Field; jttdgfift, G. Mortimer Rnndle, Frederick Wettach, in Ihe gallowav i splinters. orable one. boat Roy Campbell, one of Long Branch's The Hoyal Infantry Band, which fur- tor liling petitions expired Saturday al races were to take place, and William F. Totterall, So ward Carr. most popular young men, died yester- race; Peter Hauck, Jr., in ihe polo John Hanson, resident of Atlantic midnight, Councilman A. 1). BhrrmRti these wore run off as scheduled. The boxes were filled, despite the y race; Mrs. E. W. Elliott,-in the Highlands, hired the rig, with thenished music at the August carnival, The first event was for boats of itay afternoon at Ihe Monmouth Me- funiiahi'd patriotic music: for Ihe occa- 1 the last candidate for the mayor- min, and wore occupied by the follow- morial Hospital, Mr. Campbell fllle.l liiftrterniile race for ponies, ridden by 'river, Jefferson Buffalo, at the liv- alty lo close. He will oppose Georg" from 15 to 22 feet on a course of three ing welt-known gentlemen with their .mateura; Edward E. Cohen, in quar- :y stable of George F. Bartlesou yes- sion. An automobile in which Con- tulles, it was won by J. u, McCar- an important positiou in tho archl- tractor Rosoff and others were seated L. Crutn and Alvlu Van Seholck In the families: Harden L. Crawford, Henry Li'(is ojtee in the Treasury Dulldi;i!r er of mile race for ponies, and Robert *-irda• UUyJ tIVo V-IIJUenjoyJ ai* driveUlirti. I1.1n1 thLIIeC catHlr primaries for the mayoralty nomina- ihy's Annette; William Meek4r's B. l)c in inert, Richard Dceves, ,1. A. Has- . Collier in (he closing race for gal itige were hi.s three children, his witm headed the beiid on the way down M., aeeond; J, W. Poole's Mary, third. Hi Washington, I). C, for two years. Broadway to the lieach. tion. kell, M. A. Rice, James A. ScryniHer. He returned boats three weeks ago. nways, Mr. Hauek won two races, the ind another couple, friends of the Edwin W. Packer and Robert L. Gu- 1 n the serond race for boats ln» Herbert N. Straus, Frank C. Storck physicians diagnosed his ailment irRt with Herricken and the second an.ily. All went pleasantly until tho Mayor Charles (). McKaddln was Lwecn 22 feet and 30 feet Ions (he Glb- master of ceremonies. He opened th-1 Ick are the Democratic candidates f.ir Of Comae, and Robert Tod. a:~ typhoid fever, ai'd he was at one* .iih Virginia in the hunters-' class. arriage reached the place above mayor. , ;ou Girl belonging to Chas. If Lued- The prize winners were: ordered removed to the hospital for The holiday game of baseball on the stated, when the ear, coining from H'ogram with a few well-chonen r.»- akle was first; F. Layton a Blaftche. f narks, referring lo the building of the Other petllionK filed for ulty officer/ iceond, and tho Kmma, third. Stallions, fmir-year-old or over- liesitmen!. Although the best medi- tiviwion street diamond yesterday a le rear, smashed into the human car- it large are (is follows: First, Owhyo, MacFarland Park; sec- cal atteni ion possible was Riven the L'ruoon came to an abrupt conclusion lier as a big step forward, one that The next event was one for apeed The horses, becoining frightened, would bring Long Branch more hi the Coii IK-Unian-al-large—Henry Joltne. boats and Bhowed Ijhat fh^re aro ond, Starlight Boll, Alfred Dennis; ynupg architect, it was evident from ii the eighth Inning wiien the visiting Democrat; George K. Poland, Republl- third, Sir Richard, Frank C. By ram, the start that It was a hopeless COS*J imrn left Ihe Held, c.laiinlnc; that the lashed down the avenue, dragging the iiueliglit lhan ever before. The mayor some wpeedy boatB In the vicinity. The riend of Mrs. Harmon for many yards. •eferfed to the "many up and downs" nn. distunce wan 1(1 miles. H. Coores Art Mares with progeny—First, Marion The end came peacefully yesterday af- reiy ions of I be umpire were unfair, City treasurer—James W. Wood, and Martini, Alfred Dennis; second, ternoon while fond relatives watched 'he Fenwicks, n New York aggrega- When the young woman finally freed if Ihe promoters, but said thai he was fill, was first; H. I lowland'* it, second, lcrself it is said that her clothes were glad lhat the obstacles were being democrat; J. Harrison Davis, Jr., Re- aud W. H. Lewis, Dorma, Ihird. 7 1-2 Flonuiora and fllly, Armindee Farm. b'v his bedside. Ion, was the opposing: team. They publcan. e a snappy bunch of players and all literally torn from her body, ouly gradually overcome and he was more nlles, , time 15.55 seconds. Filly or gelding, three-year-old or Funeral services, to which relatives hail pleased to be present at the driv- Collector—William R. John** and R, under—First, Kreene, Armindee Farm; and friends arc Invited, will take placo tar ted off with three runs. Long slipper being left on. All of tbe Directly after the boat races the u women were more or less injured. ng of ihe first piling, lie closed by Jerome Van Brunt, Democrals; For- swimming races took place, and there second, Princess Allerton, Arinhid< e Wednesday at 3.30 o'clock from the iranch bur. ted a lire, blew out a plug rest Green and A. L. Holtson, Rcpub< something, as their playing was not The baby, which Mr. Hanson happen- iitroducing Thomas P. Fay, of Ixing were many of the contestant! who Farm; t bird, Hattie Conatantine, 3. Kiitontown residence of S. S. I-Iigghi- iCBUS. R. Vallalnt. to the standard. Costly errors ed to be holding, and tbe two men es- Iraneh, who made one of tbe best ai iroved themselves expert swimmer, sen, and at Christ Church, Shrews- dresses of his life. As one Interested Comptroller—Thomas R. Woolley 'he summaries: Single road horse, trotter, four-year- bury, at four o'clock. e made, and it looked an though •aped injury. When (.bo car stopped, iiey were good for a shutout. Hanson started for the inolorman and citizen in the audience timely said: and Frank U Howland, Democrats; Ladies swimming race, 100 ydr, old or over; shown to wagon—First, "Roy," as he was known by almost (Continued on Seventh Page.) Arthur C. Morrba, Republican. Flushing, Ch(i:le.s ii. DuBols; second, endeavored to beat him into insensi- klisH E. Howard, flrat; Mlsg Grace everybody, was the son of the late George Tabor officiated as umpire, bility, and, as he is a big man, was Overseer of tlie Poor—R. Horace tevere and Miss Teasle Howard tied Jingo, James A. Scrymser; third, Hon. William D. and Haltle, Cooper ml his decisions caused no protest black marc owned by William Cur- succeeding when officer Wm. Guie ap- 'urtls hnd Charles F. Morris, Demo- or secoad place. mpfoell, and was born at Long nlil the Long Branch boys settled leared on the scene. Hanson then crats; John T. Britlon, Republican. (C'onllniiiMl OM Sixth P^RP.) ^ hart. Branch, February, 1887, twenty-three own to steady work in the seventh Pair of roadsters—First, frank C. lied to lick the officer and it look 18 SUNDAY BALL City Recorder—Thomas V. Arrow- years ago. He was educated in the ud eighth innings. The Fen wick f- five men to place Hanson under con- fiyinm; second, Major Joseph T. Field. public schools of Long Branch. He ad tallied five runs, and it looked as imith, Democrat; A. D. van Doren, Re- GUN CLUB SHOOT Single harness horses, 15 hands 2 rol. There will he contests In several of early showed a talent for drawing and bough they hail ihe game corked up, Thi? ear proceeded on Its way to Many Took Part in Sixteen Labor Day inches and under—First, Lady, James soon found ready employment. For when the unexpected happened. Lon<; PLAYERSJISCHARGED he wards, viz., In the First between H. Gilmore; second, Halcarres Baby, he end of tile line, which was several 3. F. Ford and Charles C. Byard for Event! at Oakhill Aye. several years he was connected with Iraneh broke the Ice in the seventh ilocks down, when both tbe conduc- Grounda. Balcarres Farm; third, Honey Boy, I.eon CublxTley's architect office in ining, add In the eighth tied he Republican nomination for coun- or and inotonnan were placed under Three Ninas Up Before Recorder ffcfl all-day Hlioot of thp Long Balearres Faim he Record building, Long Branch, and ied the score. There was but om trrest. Mayor Reid who was near, In cilman, and In Ihe Fourfh Ward bn- Single harness horses, over 15 hain't* ater was employed at Hartford, own and two on bases, which looked ween Harvey F. Slocum and Theodore iranch Quit Chili held on thtlr order not to delay traffic, called up in New Crusade Are Not KI'IHIIHIH. Oakhill avenue, yesterday, 2 inches—Firfit, Gladdy, James R. Cil- ;^onn. ood for a winning finish. Umpire Tt he company's headquarters at Key- >anmer for the Democratic noniina- more; second, Prince, George B. Mo He passed a successful civil service or called a man safe, and instantly ittrarliMi may lovers of the sport. )ort, and accepted bail iu the amount Punished lon. All Ihe couneilmaulc petitions The shooting beiian 8* ten o'clock In Carty; third, Black Diamond, Meivln xamiimtlon and was admitted to tho here was a juighty protest by the If $200 eaeli over the telephone. The, were filed u week ago yesterday. A. Rice. tilt; morning. The flrat events, ten .irchUoets' department In the Treas- laiting team. They refused to. accept men were then allowed to proceed n number, were at targets, ranging Pair harness horses, 15 hands 2 In iry built)ing at Washington. lie 1a- he decision, and the pitcher was th>' There was a large gathering of with their car. Tho conductor was jaselmll players and any number of Hospital Patient Dies. ''•rim five to Iwenty. There were five ches and under—First, Applejack and xired there wilh great success, taking to leave the field. Other* fol- W. Smith, of Keyport, and the motor- Oscar Tabor, a patient at the Mon- •ntiies In each event. They were Highball, Thomas S. Field; second. fans in Recorder Van Doren's court additional studies ai the Washington owe<], while ihe game ones in th* nan was W. Cosgrove, of the same at Cily 1 Ia.11 yesterday morning. It mouth Memorial Hospital, died Mon- iiH follows: Honey Uuy and Baby, Balearrea Farm. Universily. He severed his conuec- uuch, and they were few, were wili- ilace. was prompted by the recent edict is- day morning at 2 o'clock. The body 10 birds, led Went, broke 9. Pair harness horses, over 15 haiula ion wilh the Washington office some ng to conllnue the gam*?. After walt- Two of the children suffered badly sued by the mayor relative to Sunday was taken to Atlantic Highlands, from 2 inehe.s—First, Duke and Nero., Henry time ago, and was taking a summer ng a reasonable length of time, Urn 10 birds, John Welcott, broke 9 rom bruises and abraisuivs, and Mrs. tall playing. Mayor MeFaddin had a which place it will be shipped to Ox- 10 birdH, Harry Maps, clean score. Denimert. course, al the University of Penney! hv Tabor rnlled the game, declaring Hanson's shoulder was wrenched. Mr. conference last week with the Inter- ford, North Carolina, by funeral direc- Hiding mare or geldlnfi, 15, hands 2 vanla when he was laken ill and re .ring Branch the winners. lr, binlH, :'. Peak, broke 13. Hanson, It is said, will bring suit [*hu rdi Federal ion, at which time he tor Oliver Smallwood. The deceased 2(1 birds. Harry Maps, clean »core incites and under—First, Balearrea turned home. He expected to spend The game scheduled for Saturday igainst the company for $10,000. Instructed Chief Layton to prohibit all was thirty-eight years old. There U Baby, Balearres Farm; second, Gain- six weeks in Long Rranch, and hal 20 birds, B. KVITI, broke 18. was called off on account of the in Body Ashore This Morning. match 1','uiii ; within tho city limits on one surviving brother. IS birds, H. Norcross, broke 1*. ster, Miss M. Thompkins; third, mare promised to give Architect Cufibcrlev Jement weather. Anna McKilllps, of 82 Monroe street, Sunday. owned by A. Albright third. a month of his service before resinn- 15 birds, T. Young, broke 14. llobokeu, who expected soon to be a Sunday afternoon three teainB were Gerbrach Now a Grandfather. 5 birds, 1. Howland. clean score. Riding mare or gelding, over 15 ing his studies at tho U. P. in October. FIRE ALARM BOX DEMOLISHED ride, was drowned at Highland Beach .•epre.Hented on the grounds occupied, Frank Oerbrach, proprietor of tho 5 btrd>, T. Young, clean score. hands LMnches—First, Decanter, Shad Mr. Campbell was an active churc!i usterday afternoon. She went in by the Grapewin Stars In the rear of There wpre twenty entries In the ow Brook Farm: second, Cherry, Mr.< Monmouth House, at HlghandB, In Imp worker. He was a member of St. Coachman Who Ran Into It Did Not bathing with Miss Stella Badois, of 497 he old Hovvlaml House on Second py ns a lark the pant few dayH, for first price shoot at 20 birds. It wat A. I. Elkus; third, Moonshine, Miss E. fames" Church, this city, and a mem Know That He Had Called Ferry street, Hoboken. The latter got avenue. Cycle Officer McUarvey yls- won by C. Billings with a clean score. M. Schefer. ber of the vested choir for a number Friday he received notice lhat his HOII, Out the Fire Department. ruught In an uiideiiow. William Bad- iled the grounds, watched the players Charles, was now the proud father <)t The second high mm was 8. Peak Ladles' saddle horses—First, Moon- of years. An alarm of fire was sounded from ;er, of New York, jumped in and sue nd secured their names. He made with 19. B. Peaks, with 19, captui r-hine, fiSfaa Schefer; second, Boloarr-es (Continued on Sixth Page.) a bouncing boy. When Frank Gur •ox 11, corner of Ocean and Lincoln .-esefully got the Baduls girl ashore. io protest as to I heir playing, merely brach received the notice he waa e;>ed thn second prlle shoot at 80 tar- Baby; third, Rosle, Miss Anna L. venues, shortly after one o'clock Sun They paid no attention to the McKll- lotifying them lo appear at City Hall gets. Street. New Era's Shore Dinner. lay afternoon. WHien the firemen pe pleased that ho tore off a hundred-yard ips girl, not knowing she needed help lie following morning. ilash to prove that although he \u a Other evnts were won as follows: Polo ponies—Pfrat, Bullet, Howard Member:-: of the New Era Associa- pointed no flic could be localed, anil When \h<< Badois girl recovered her 15 birds, Harry Maps, clean score. S. Uorden; second. Hay Puny, W. tion, accompanied by their friends, IU examination of I lie box revealed en sew she asked for her com pan ion. When the case was called every neat grandfather he could Htlll perform th* HI unt in fourteen seconds. He did It, 15 I,ml- r. Billings, clean score. Strother Jonen; third, Star, H. S, Bor numbering nearly fifty, left Pleasure he cause. It was at first reported iearch failed la reveal her where- n the court room was taken. The 20 birds, C. Hillings, i-leiiii score. den. Bay, Sunday afternoon on their 1 Hh hat. an automobile had backed Into ibouts. Her clothes remained in the only witness sworn was Officer Mo- too. 20 birds, Harry Maps, clean Bcore. Children's ponies—First, Nora, Miss annual outing and shore dinner. The he polo on which the box is located bathhouses until late this afternoon, Oarvey. Chief I^aylon explained that 20 birdB, O. Hellkur, broke 7. K. M. Van Bninl; second, Snowball, party was taken to Albert Smith's re inti smashed It so badly that it toll but she did not return. he was acting under orders of the People wishing fine large peaches 10 birds, B. Peaks, broke 8. John H. Jewett; third, Rex, Miss Elh- adft at Ocean poll in the Trouiman rom its fastenings, interterring with At first it was thought she might nayor and had directed Officer M< and peara for canning should buy Ihem Joseph Young won the 10-blrd (Jarvey lp ascertain If the new edle.. t'l ElkUi, motor launches, where the dinner the delicate mechanism. Closer invea ne up the beach for a walk, but when r of Tbe Muil Farms, Fatontown. They match with a score of 8. J. (Mink Qualified hunters—Find. Corona- was served. Ij, was a merry gather Igaliun by Fire Alarm Insprnitoi ihe was not found the ocean was drug- i* as being violated and to secure the Boil their fruit well and guarantee ev- was second with 7. tion, W. Sirother Jones; second. Sir ing, and the feast proved a feature of lowland made matters still more lames of the players. Officer Mc- ery package lo be the same size and ged for many yards. • \-.n \, •. |;aidf hf heard •); ik. and ! Thomaa, H. I, Borden; third, Silver Ihe outing. There was an abundance •om plicated. Instead of merely be Miss McKilHpK was 20 years old and quality from top Jo bottom. While Gorcey & Son do their dry cleaning tig torn from its fastenings, the out fouls called but roirld not say that lr they cost a trifle more they ar« cheap- Fox. Monmouth County Hunt. of good things, and it was prepared said to have expected •ftj'be married was a match game. There was no and scouring on the premises. Conse- (Jreen liu liters—First, Piedmont. and served In an inviting manner. er iron bos was demolished beynnu next month. She came down Satur- er in the end, as they will run two or quently they can do work prompter 'epair and the inner box rendered 89 disorderly conduct, and he heard no Monmouth Stable; second, Bavebale, day to spend ber holidays at the Vic- vile or indecent language. ' three more cattK lo the banket than and charge less than the tailor whu irely useless. It will require the sub ordinary fruit. OrderR of any size Monmouth County Hunt. Sexton Bros., undertakers and em orla Hotel, ah?.' #&g tbe only rtaiigh Lawyer Thomas P. Fay represented has to ship his work to Some factory Farm hdraes- Firs-i, Robert Harts- baltnerB, 616 Broadway. Tel. 122 L. B stitution ol' an entire new box. er of a large Hoboken contractor. Ihe ball players. He said Ihere was will be promptly delivered. Their tel- mt of town. Send your clothes today. huine; second. Shadmv Brook Farm; 202d&wtf* Chief Soffel, being unable to verlfj This morning, the body was found no evidence to show that the gather ephone is B8II-F-14, Katontown. Tho "little tailors," 71 B'way. •• third, Allaire Water Supply and Land e automobile theory, made a quiet m the rocks bv Officer Shropshire, of ing of the players created any disor- 207(o209* Company. The Record for $3.00 a Year. vest igat ion. Someone said a wagon ihe Sea Bright Police Force, and the der or that anv law had been violated. New York'l Blggetf Show. Combination riding and driving How do you like ihe Dally Record? ette belonging to Ban ford KOSH pull ;oroner summoned. A permit wat Automobiles to hire. Tel. 867 West "The Slimmer Widowers." at trie lto the pole, and thoughi perhaps li He rred io other Illegal Sunday hornee- First, John Jingo, James A. It will be sent anywhere in the Uni- .livrii and fKe body was removed to ihi divers! ... and concluded by askEnd- . Duff A Campbell. 2O2dftwtf* Broadway Theatre, Is the biggest show SrryniKrr; second, Honey Boy; third. ted States every week-day in thr year, nisbt have strnck tbe box. The ehie Victoria Hotel where the girl was hit of the season. This being the CAIP, visited the Boss country villa, and in lug ..fo,r a dismissal of the complaint Roaie. except holidays, for $3.00 post paid. laying. It will probably be taken to .Tudne Van I>oren said there was insuf Funeral Notice. the songs published by Chillies K. Har- HtiigU> tit-livery horses—First, Stern erviewed the coachman, who ga¥i MM- home tomorrow. William Roy Campbell, enn of the ris for thnt show are attracting lott ils name Aj Gordon. The coat-hmat flcient evidence and discharged the Brothers; second, R. H. Macy & CQ.; Several Hurt in Collision Here. ball players. late Hon. William I), and HatUe of attention. Ever alert to get thu Ililrd, Robert Hance & Sons. Card of Thanks. ecalled having pulled into the eurli W|hUP returning from Ihe Weal End Cooper Campbell, died September 6th ine to avoid being run down by an au Other Court Cases. beBt, The New York Sunday World Pair delivery horses—Firs!. R- U. We wish to (hank Rev. C. B. FisTie.. Fire Engine t'o/s ball at the Oeai Morrell Ciontseh, a colored boy, was at the Monmouth Memorial HoaplU has secured the "rights" of printing those who sang, the patl-bearers, al' omoMie. He though! perhaps on.' ol at Long Branch. Funeral services Mney & Co.; second, W. K. Wyckoff: he fans of his wasmi stniek the pot- Park Casino al hall jrasl four o'clock ariPatpd Saturday night by Patrolman one of the best songs in the piece. It third, Robert Hance & Sons. those who contributed such beautiful mt little thought lhat Ihe collision .]<• this morning, a hack containing Mr Phillips on complaint of ihe <»oy'a from B. B. Htgglnson'8. Eaton town, at will be given with The Sunday World flowers and all those who In any wn; iinl Mis. Isaac Brown and child and 3.3" o'clock, on Wednesday, Septem Yesterday was Labor Day. The hent noUs&ed "''• lire alarm box. He saiil (Continued on Fifth Page.) next Sunday, words and music com- was intense, and old General Hmnlflily helped lake care of my beloved d;nml ic was surprised to see I lie fireiiUM 'liniles DousfeH vu hi! by an auto ber 7th, and at Christ Church, Shrews plete. ••• wan on his had behavior; yet is,o(m ler. Florence. \V. K. Palmer and fan mobile yoing in the .--ame dleerfioi bury, at four o'clock. Relatives and irrive, hut knew nothing alimit th-'ii The 5J Price People is a conservative rsiimrite nf II y. ** lejng summoned. 11 was an accid'li! opposite the Phillips in Ocean ave friends are invited without further no The Record for $3.00 a Year. (Continued on Third Page.) Wall Paper Sale now pohig on at Go! tice. • Ih" attendance at the second fifty** lie claimed, and one not due tarly, and it neemed as if each of Perry Hull, Isaac Cratimer and The U. S. Weal he*- Bureau forecas The Record for $3.00 a Year. until Oct. 1st, West Rnd Cottages ^ and every point of Interest was at. Daniel Lawley. Rttmlnlph Mcl.ain has opened a for the thirty-six hours ending Wed How do you like the I>ally Record •Phone 420-W. E. 207to&09 tacked by them tit one time. wry mule for the sale of the best nesday at 8 p. m : It will be sent anywhere in the lTni Mason Fruit Jan. In ihe main ten!, wbich holds not Monmouth Bowling Alleys, cradeR of meal ni low prices for cish New Jersey—Generally fair tonight ted States every week-day in the rear Homp-mndn peach and coffee ice Quarts, 60c. doten; pints, SRc dozen- only the department of domestic ?ci Lincoln Court, Elberon, N. .T., now Orders called for and delivered to anj and Wednesday. Light southerlv except holidays, for |3.00 post paid. cream, none to equal it. letup's. Ret Chester M. Troat, 223 Broadway. (Continued on Eighth Page.) open. 303to208* part of the city, 2(l7lo2i.>9 winds. 208-209** Bank, 20oto21Q TWO LONG BRANCH DAILY RECORD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1910. Women's World Our Daily Short Story Burn Honest Coal

er a*ntT~waH Willing To 'aUSfll That Tt might be to Mrs. Smith. VANNafTcOALCO fy$* Fresh-Air Heaters • FOOTGEAR NOTES. Just how long Peter might have A Loss of Memory worked his little game and continued VagarUi of the Mod* In Smart Shoes to grow fat on It cannot be (old, butBOARDING AND LIVERY Kor th. Winter Tim*. one day when he bad gone to the vil- Richofibcii Boilers Hircrf ahoftft ttito wttiior win be madv M. QUAD lage a pill prddler stopped at the STABLES ct hi ,i-k itiiNttiii and dull mlf Irnther. have • deserved reputation. Thousands are house. He was told of tha case, and v Hh ii pntPiit leather and cUffli com- Milady's Copyright, 1910, by Asioctatsd Lit- ho did Home thinking. He didn't claim In UN all over the United States. Are the binullnti fur mure dreasy fthocn. erary Presa. that any one brand of his seven kind D. LERNER No. Broadway best heating apparatus possible to make. Y'arnfrrf are still short, am) bppls nre of pills would restore memory, an seven-eight ha Inches high on stn-et Up to the age of forty years Peter many a faker would have done to They heat where others fall—give best satisfaction. module, and a longer pointed toe Is no- Mirror make a Rale. He snld thnt a shock THE HOME White had been a hardworking man; Send for descriptive circulars. tlrpnhlp. was needed. Jle bad known of five OF GOOD CLOTHES More litci'd hoots will be worn ihnn then he married the Widow Smith and BOLD 1Y ALL FIRST-CLASS DEALERS. sat down and communed with himself: cuses In his medical career, and nil for sonjL* seasons past. An n rule, wo- * had bpen cured by sudden shocks. No "I've almost broken my back with J. KRIDEL hard work, but now that I've married little shock for a cent would bring Persons whose now* are red usually money I'm going to take things easy. nbout a restoration. The brain had RED BANK flod the trouble Increased when entlng I'll hire some one else to do tbe work, got all tangled up, and the cords of HOTEL DIRECTORY or Bitting ID ft warm room. When and I'll do the bossing." laziness had got mixed with the cord» flushing, which always shows bright- He fondly expected to carry out this of memory. He talked to Mrs. White GEO. PAAR est about the none, 1* common It liprogram, but he ran Up against a stone for an hour, and she came to bis way THIRD SEASON likely an indication that circulation t« wall the very first thing. of thinking. Peter awoke next morn defective nnd the blood tbln. In rec- "You'll not only work as hard as ing glad that be was alive and no Delicatessen ognizing theae two facts and chang- ever, but a good deal harder," WAS the work before him, but that sudden ing them li« tbe mecrtt of cure. reply of tbe wife when nt* stated bis shock recommended by the pill ped SMOKED EELS Rarely will external applications be case. "I've got to do It In the house, dler wan not far off. He found him and WHITE FISH of any real value, for they are simply self berThd hand and foot, and' when • • • PLEASURE RAY •nd. you won't get out I of it outdoors. strong oslrtriffents, calculated to shrink The matter Is all settled, and we'll say he Inquired the reason the wife ex- Chicken and Lobster -Salad Refined Cuisine for Refined People Adequately Served the tiny blood vessels that hure. be-no more about It-" plained: Rout Chicken come distended. Before these lotions Peter communed some more. As hp "I think I have got a cure for your Baked Beans SPECIAL DINNERS, LUNCHES AND CLAMBAKES PREPARED ON ORDER can accomplish this shrinkage, bow- couldn't force matters, he determined loss of memory. At least I am going Edam, Pineapple, Edelweija and ever, tut».y limy dry, tht! ftkli. so It will to resort to strategy. He went home to try It. Can you remember this French Camembert Cheese OUR MUSICAL BNTBRTAINMBMT 19 PAR HA MHO look chapped or scaly, while Ihe color from tbe cornfield one day with a blank morning what your name is?" W. C. MUNI HK Phone Long Branch 381 Is not tautened. So the many formulas face andtfiskcd the wife who he was. "It's Rammerdfoger, hain't It?" 210 BROADWAY Tel. 51-U for external application are of no avail. "My stars, what do you mean?" she "Yes. pretty near.. you remem- But, when tbe blood la thin nnd clr-exclaimed after a look at him. ber my name?" culatlon defective, treatment which "I was hoeing corn and hustling "Seems to me it's Dockstader." Pl«amrs Bay. Olden Hot*] on th« Shrewsbury. will Improve these conditions should when something gave way in my head. "I see your memory Is as bad as Open the Kntire Year. Shore Dinners a Specialty be resorted to. Kor Instance, iron ia I can't remember who I am. t can't ever, and we'll try the shock remedy." DENTIST DENTIST PRICE'S HOTEL New England Clam Baku. Shell FUh and Ilimt In an excellent tonic to take Internally, remember who you are, but it seems as Competent Salllni Maaura Mrs. White was a strapping woman, Open until 9 o'clock In thi Evening as It In blooiimaUng. To cut duwn If I had Seen you before. What's the strong and husky. With one yank food li.'rnuM* U cauflea one to flush Inmatter with me?" Peter was on the floor. He struck DR. J. KAHN "In the Shade of the Old ADPI. Tree," l»njc B^nc'u, only to aggravate an alrendy weakened "Good lands, but It must be some- mostly on his bead. Of course ho had opp. Port Office LONQ BRANCH K. J. The Moat Eicluilia Reiort on the Shrsm state, for one must take nourishing thing awful! 'Don't you remember that something to say, and the reply was: bury. Fatten Avenuo, North "f Pleasure Bay Park. and liloorimnklng food And by build- you are Peter White?" • Cm«GREEM NDUmsr GABLEi at BborS t Notice. Clam Bakei a Specialty. Southern Cooked Ing tbe system gnfn sufficient strength "Y-e-d; it kinder seems that wny. and "Peter, I've got the horsewhip here, Plnuera. Cu'.fIne TTniuruasBAd—GIABB Enclosed Pavilions. Telephone Orders to overcome tbe tendency toward .ret I'm all tbe time wondering if I and I'm going to lay It on till you Recalv* Prompt Attention. Call up 874 bone Branch. 'Motor Launches and hain't Sam Johupon, Your name Is can remember back to when Captain Ball Boat* Always Ready for the Accommodation of Ouesta. heightened color. Kldd was bung." NICHOLAS B. WB8T, Prop. There Is uo special diet to adopt, for Schermerhoru, ain't It?" AUTOMOBILE any food difficult to digest should be "Hear tht man talk!" she walled. The whip was applied. The hus- avoided, nnd ten and coffee, being "Can't yon remember thnt I was theband had too soft a snap to throw away, and be held out for a time, but Clam Bakes and Shore Dinners a stimulant*, should not be drunk. Widow Smith until I married you? DUST Only tepid water should be used on We were married only a few weeks things became hot. He began to call Specialty. Tel. 307 Long Branch. the wife by her right name. She JOHN 1. THOMPSON. Prop'r. the face, nnd the skin should be gently ago. Peter, for heaven's sake, don't You can't keep it out patted, not rubbed, for tbe latter go out of your head!" gave him ten more cuts and stopped to ask: rn CASIIJT MAIHi MOHTuOWN. brings color to the surface. Under no "Smith! Smith!" ho mused. "I don't of the house, but ycju consideration should one stay In athiuk I ever heard the name before. "Peter, who discovered America?" lii-h do not take kindly to lured boots, room that Is hot or where the air InMrs. Jackson, can I get supper here?" "Old Columbus," was the prompt an* can keep your house inn when the lnattn> is hind these often "He calls me Jackson! The poor man swer. . KENNEDY St fit better thnn buttoned shoes. stale, as the result in either case will bp tbe same—an exceptionally red has had a stroke or something!" And after ten more cuts, "Who was clean with one of our To be worn with fur irlmmed cos- Peter was taken In and cuddled up. our first president?" tumes ttapre nre boots with fur collnrs none. Exere.nes that will make the blood Chicken soup and toast were made for "George Washington." Bissell Carpet Sweepers. mill fur weltlogR, to be eliisspd as nov- him, and the wife milked the cows and elties. These fin* very striking effects. circulate rapidly should be token regu- "It's working, Peter! It's working! PALMS, FERNS AND OTHER DECORATIVE PUNTS larly. For this walking Is excellent. f»d the bogs. The doctor came and And who are you?" $2.50 up Properly flttlnK BIIOPH kvrp their looked at Peter's tongue and heard CUT FLOWERS AND FLORAL DESIGNS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Rhnpe mid appeHrunce of ufuness If the pace Is brisk, and any one who "White-Pete White." enn use dumbbells or Indian clubs some of his queer talk and pronounced "And who was I?" FLOWER SEEDS, BULBS, Etc., IN SEASON longer nhd ai*a mure si.tisfnHory In ,lt a case of loss of memory. He said lervlce than those Ihiit nre either too should do so OT take simple calisthenlc "Emma Smith." that some time in the years agone Pe- About twenty more vigorous M+*-% 5 E. Front Street 232 Broadway large or too smnll. exercises every morning before an open ter had stood under a tree during a One piece garment* have liecomp n window. were administered, and then V RED BANK LONG BRANCH thunderstorm and had been knocked was asked If his memory wan iU Tel. 306-R Tel. 61-R veritable CHftift and tho nightgown Into a cocked hat by a thunderbolt. that fa made with nilkndo or ktrrtorto About Blackheads. The real effects of the Injury were Just He was sure It-was, and within !• •loeveB 1R nmonj{~ the latent and beat WackhendA are among the most fry- coming out. an hour after the lashings had been liked, This one Is exceedingly dulnt.v ing blemishes. They are ugly and give cast off he was sawing wood at the 223 Broadway, Long Branch • IKI COD be made In nn hour <»r NO. the appearance of lack of cleanliness. Peter was to sit In tbe house or wan- kitchen door. Memory had come ba>!k der around as he liked. After about a JVDIC CHOI.LRT. Sometimes tltey do Indicate that not to stay. sufficient care has been taken In wash- month of coddling a slight improve- ment was noticed. He remembered This M*y Manton pnttern Is cut In throe Ing the Hklu and removing the Impuri- •lieu-small a or Hi, medium 86 or 3D and ties, but there are times when they getting married to Borne widow or oth- Advertise In tha Daily Record. Hart SchBffner ft narx $20.00 Suits now The High' and Low Prices Iflrue 40 or 42 Send 10 e«nt« to this of- are due to some Internal disorder, and II2..10 fice, giving number, 67«. and ft will be then a physician should be consulted. Hart Schaffner ft Man SIS.00 and of the year of local securities show less promptly forwarded to you by mnll. If 928.00 Suit* now 916.50 In hast* Mnd an additional two c*nt A lotion which can beapplied exter- ALL THIS SEASON'S OOODS fluctuation and far more steadiness than stamp for letter pontage, which Insure* nally and which Is said to be very more prompt delivery. beneneial is made as follows: Pure DAVIDSON'S SPECIAL SALE the securities of the New York Stock brandy, three ounces; cologne, one Exchange. ounce; liquid potassa, one-half ounce. Daddy's Bedtime Apply at nlgbt after washing the face This is especially true of the securities thoroughly with Boap and water. H. G. FELLOWS Coal and Feed Counting Your > Successor to of the A Bwuty Tip. - Chickens Before / WEIS'S TEMPLE OF FASHION PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATION D/MD LERNER When tbe SMD takes on a shiny ap- in I Shall Mtk« »>^*»'^* J They Are Hatched Millinery and Neckwear OF NEW JERSEY pearance one should take especial care Flneit Quality of It. Rinse the soap off well wftb RED BANK, N. J. water when washing. The face should be dried with a very soft towel. Ap- Devoted Exclusively to YOU GET IT HERE- HILDRBN." said daddy one evening, "it la a good thing not to expect 1 ply a simple remedy of one dram too much, for you may be disappointed. In other words, it is a poor Women , and MlnM' Wearing Apparel Fidelity Trust Company of borftc.c acid mixed wftb four plan to 'count your chickens before they are hatched.' •-YOU GET IT GOOD ounces of rosewater. Before the face NEWARK, N. J. Is quite dry a little powder should be "Once upon a time there was a man in an eaBtern city* who SAFETY RAZORS placed on It. Then rub tbe face gently found out what 'counting your chickens befbre they are hatched' means. He recommends these securities as a most of the best known makes, also with a chamois after the powder nan wns n poor man, and for a living he used to sell pots which he made himself. profitable investment at the prevailing the regular kinds. dried. In many cases where the blood "His place of business was In a bazaar, as tbe markets in tbe eastern cities Is not at fault for the condition this arc called. Most of the business In those countries, where the weather Is sen- COOKMAN AND GRAND AVE8., prices for either the large or small inves- CUTLERY OF ALL KINDS remedy will ' be found entirely suffi- erolly warm, is done out of doors, the merchants sitting outside their shops AMURY PARK. tor, who is looking not only for security The product of the very best cient to take away the shiny appear- with their goods displayed around them. This was tbe case with the pottery manufacturers ance, seller of whom I am telling you. of principal, but good dividend returns "It was a warm, sunshiny day, and he was sitting on the ground near hl» PATTEN pots, waiting for a customer. As he sat there with nothing to do he began and the prospect of early gains in value. BUTCHElf KNIVES," POCKET Encouraging Wrlnkla*. Have you ever caught a glimpse of dreaming how nice it would be to ta rich. Write Bond Department or KNIVES AND SCISSORS yourself In the mirror when you are " 'Well,' he said to himself. 'I hare here on hand $6 worth of pots, good A New Lot—See Them. doing your hair, brushing your teeth pots, all piled up in a nice pile near my feet. These pots cost me very little to Time Table of Sept. 6,'10 Telephone 1932 Market. or putting tbe finishing touches to your make beBldes my time, so that when I sell them I shall make a profit of $5. toilet? If you haven't, Just try it once Then I shall make more pots, which will be worth $10, and when I sell them Subject to Change Without Notice. A. M. Townley & Co. and you will probably see, to your I ahull be worth {10.' Broadway amusement, that you are making hor- "The idea pleased him greatly, and he stretched himself In the warm sun. Leave New York—Foot ot Weat rible grimaces and twisting your fore- As be did so his foot touched one of the pots and almost upset the pile. 'I Thirty-fifth St. (weekdays) 8.45. 10.60 head Into all sorts of frowns and wrin- must be careful.' he said to himself and began thinking again. a. m.; 2.30 p, m. Sundays—8.45, 9.30 kles while doing these simple duties. " 'When I sell my $10 worth of pots I nbalj make more and sell them lor a. m. l.rav.. Battery, near South RICHARD R. HUGHES Many people encourage wrinkles in $20, and so on until I shall have a great pile of money. Then 1 shall build Ferry, weekdays, 9.20, 11.30 a. m.; this way and when too late to remedy for myself a splendid palace and buy jewels and fine clothes, so that I shut! 3.10 p. m. Sundays—9.20, 10.10 a. m. Borden's Malted Milk matters wonder how In tbe world they be the greatest man in the city. Then the daughter of the mayor will fall In got them. Leave Long Branch—Rockwell ave- Landscape Gardening and General Contractor love with me and wish me to marryyher, but I shall refuse.* I shall say: nue (weekdays), 7.20 a. m.; 3.00, 4.00 40c-80c "No! You are not good enough for me. I am going to marry the king's p. m. Sundays—4.00, 4.15 p. m. A Goo* Tooth PowcUr. daughter." And I shall put out my hand to send her away—thus/ Never use a tooth powder with cam- Leave Pleasure Bay. (weekdays) 7.30 Horlick's Malted Milk "As be said thla he pushed out his arm, forgetting in his thoughts that tbe a. m.; 3.10, 4.10 p. m. Sundays—4.10, phor In it. It ceHalnly whitens the pile of pots was close by his aide." West Long Branch New Jersey teeth for a time, fc*t It makes the 4.25 p. m. Jyfavc Sea Bright (week- enamel so brittle that the teeth are "And what happened, daddy?" asved Evelyn, who was greatly Interested. days) 8.00 a. m.; >.fD, 4.40 n. m. Sun- 40c-80c apt to decay very quickly. The best "Why, the poor Idle man struck bis band against the pile of pots. The days—4.40, 4.55 p. m. Leave High- TILEr»HONI SB WEST INO tooth powder to use Is sin pie precipi- pile fell, and every single one of Ihe pots was smashed to pieces. And that lands (weekdays) 820 a. in.; 4.00, 5.00 Carter's Little Liver tated chalk. It should be kept In a wns tbe end of bla dream. And now it Is time you youngsters were dreaming. p. ID. Sundays—5.00, 5.15 p. m. wide mouthed glass stoppered bottle Uood night" and can be perfumed by addlng( a few No freight received at Battery. Pills No freight received Sundays. IIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIimi drops of eau de cologne or any favorite perfume. WM. C. HAYDEN. 15c Bec'y CHANDLER & MAPS HouMk«ap«rV Hand*. Castoria If the bands are thoroughly greased Glenwood Cemetery NEW JERSEYJJENTRAL DEALERS IN with vaseline before using dyes It will Leave Lona Branch: Lumber Hardware Paints prevent the stain penetrating deeply For New York. Newark and Eliza- 25c Into tbe skin. WEST LONG BRANCH beth, 6.32. 7.12, *7.43. (7.50 Nawarkl. Lime Metal Lath Oils After washing clothes the bands are 8.17. 9.07. 11.47 a. m.; 2.37. 4.17. 7.12. 8.55 (Saturdays only), n. m. Sundays. Brick Brushes White Lead generally disagreeably rough. If a lit- 7.45 a m.; 4.32, D.40, 8.55 (9.07 New tle olive oil is rubbed well Into the skin OPEN LAWN PERPETUAL £ARE ark) p. m. Atlas Portland Cement Varnishes and left for tea minutes, then rubbed For Baltimore and Washington. You pay for your lot and become a member of the Associa- 7.12, 9.07, 11.47 a. m.; 2.37, 4.17 p. m. AdCNTS FOB BRITTON'S with a cut lemon and well washed with hot water and soap, the hands Sundays, 7.45 a. m. tion and the Association will care for the lot For Atlantic City, fi.32, 9.40 a .m.: Wood|Palp, Tiger Brand White Rock Finish, Sacketfs Wall Board will become smooth and white again. 4.17 p. m..-rla Red Bank; Sundays. without further coat to you 9.30 a. m. OUR SPECIALTIES CUT RATE For Freehold (leave N/ Y. & U P. Thickening of th* Nails. LOTS FROM $28.00 UP R. R. Station), via Matawan, 7.12, 9.07. BOAT CEDAR YELLOW PINE PRICES RIGHT This aiiDo.vJnjj condition of tbe nails 11.47 a. m.; 4.17 p. m. Sundays, 7.45 DRUG STORE may sometimes be helped by trimming Call and inspect the Cemetery and talk the matter over with a. to.; 4.32, 8.55 p. m. For New York. Sandy Hook Route. nnd scraping the nails, then rubbing EDWIN VENABLE, Sexton Blast Lone Branch Station, 6.50. 7.45 Offitt vA Twi No. 70 Broadway N. J. So. R. R. CroMUf Cor. Norwood, Broadway and the ends of the fingers with green soap. who will give full, particulars a. m.; 12.50, 2.15, 5.23 p. m. Sundays, Telephone Call No. 88 LONG BRANCH, N. J. Keep up that rubbing vigorously, as 7.06, 10.30 a. m.; 6.24 p m. Bath Avenues tbe friction In excellent. Rinse well *—New York only. RED BANK ELECTRIC RAILROAD PA3MS BROADWAY BNTRANCB Wi. G. BraSI.BR, W. C HOPE. wltli hot water, then very cold. V. P. & G. M,

Hyer & Tlockk at this place. This PUBLIC NOTICE . morning d^ aOtbpBy was held. None of the relatives haVf1 not tiled the un-LONG BRANCH BABIES INTEREST KEEN IN Public notice is hereby glvon that dertakers what to do with the re- the Hoards of Registry and EWtlon in We Save You a Search mains iiii yet, ;uid if word is not re- ami for (he several Ulertloii l):mrku< ceived by tomorrow, ihe body will lie, TAKE mi mm BED Bill POLITICS of the clly of Long Hranclr:"Vrfl meet buried here. The deceased wan en- for the purpose 6r making a Kfiatrar Operators wanted to make men's night shirts. joying an excursion at Highlands with Hun of voters nn 'I'uettdtty. itic SIMII {wo friends, Hubert Webster, of t lie Local Entries in Labor Day fetley Storm Center of Primary iluy of Sepleoiber, A. D.. 1510, at ten Special attention given learners. Come in and same address, and John Perrlne, of o'elork III the forenoon, and on Tilt's- let us place you in a position where you can 220 W, $Oth street. New York. Baby Parade Capture Contest in Republican duy, the thirteenth day.of Septi'mlier. &. U.t I'.Hn, between tUetJbours of one earn good wages. Also work given out to do LAWN TKXXIH TOIRXAMRXT. Trophies Q'elock and nine o'cloPkfln th« after • at home and called for when finished. 1 uoon, and thai a Primary Rlecilfon uf MMIIIIK A\\;IMI«MI to MIKM llene Uley Long Hraiiftli IIIHUH n crejllabh poirtical Interest in Ked Ban " f;andlituteK to Conventions of polities] hiefly centered | the Mayorality mid (i(M)rge Johnson. siujwlng in' t^t'Asbnry I'urk 'bab n parties or for making nominations or MILLS; purude ye«ierUuy afternoon. Severn iap iu the Republican primary on Their wiis quite a gai he ring ol 1 1 both, :i, ihi' case may be, will be held LONG BRANCH, summer cottagers ami young folk at -enjw were brougln h«*iM'. ti" IflJOi iepUfiubj 18. The tnemiH DJ u< uotk-ealili' heiuK tJftf Cooper lovln; Menti. Tetley and Suhiith are uctive- on 'I'liemJuy, (he (hlrteeutli day of Sup- ASBURY PARK, (lie first fenn's tournament held on temher, A. I)., 1K10, between Ihe hours ihe court at the 'Morris iiveiine. resi- tip awariled to Headlcy S. King, tl» > OH the move. It In predicted uitflt MANASyUAN. STEINER & SON, ,vill be a tremendous vote in the}| < of one. o'clock and nine o'clock In the dence of Mr. and Mrs. S. 1-. Ell la: tittle son of Dr. and Mrs. Cyrus King ullurnuoii, and on Tuesday, the 1st yesterday. 'The young folk's fourna of Libel ty street. His Elk's Floa MibLcan prluiury. was the uimt lilibou wimmi' t» |]|1 The rc'gulurs realize It Is a flgh: 4ay of November, A. U., 1910, be- mum consisted of mixed doubles am 1 tween ihe hours of one o'clock the diversion afforded ample amiis*1 pony Uivisiuu, Tne lln.ii vfa« mouijtei ii the death for the life of the pies on a foui-wlieel call, drawn by fou: it I "orKiiuizuiiou" and ull tbei1 and nine o'clock In Ihe after W of hte - macliirife, 20»iy uiiide that much money will In ••)« <-onnt"Cted with Ui« tower ubov pent. In the primary. I lie (Mty of U)HK Urnnch, In Ihe County for a good time. The man at the a few being forced to stand outside 01 •nost striking features were those ot uf Miiiiiiiinliii, mi 'I'ueMday. llu- elglitb ha huse elk's hea,d. Th« clock an< Tetiey's friends me hustling, also, wheel gave his uaine an M. ilrice, and ' the nmninii boards. iaorf;*' Johnson, who iJispJfljreu* ilny of Novomlier, A. ()., ,l!)l», Iwiivceii the owner of the car as Mr. Oglesbee, j Mr. Barham and Mr. Woolley wert ;isual speed in his serve, anil the loft- .»lher emblems of the ordt*r wty& ; iml ti la expected tlmt Inters*! in The Army of unrt of thf exhibU. Little Hearth^ lAt'lgVI will be keener than the In Hie hours of all o'clock In the morning of Sea Girt. There were four in the crowded together, hanging on by ng of 'Miss Hose Bauman untl 'Mis.-> :tnd seven o'clock 111 the evening, for car at the time of the collision. merely a hand hold. 1 here was Clhe] Harris. Prize medals wer Ii'ove i in- ponies, the boys IJI «• h;iL >•.* erttst in the loial lull election. T«*l- Constipation y l f i lie purpose of <•!>•<• I ing: Mrs. Brown, H is reported was bad-automobile backed Up near the trollej iwarded lo Miss Hj'ue ty' J'» *l ^**' if the leaders iK-Ing Fa.v Weight pin vy'-a Onintl Ai iu\ 'tileniin are rullj la Growing Smaller Ev. ly hurt. rails, the driver b«in« busily engaged Stanley Ore^n, ilK I'* nis Miip|)ui(. fits sons ftm $1$ A Governor for tlip Stale of New •oik. u nd {earn 1Joli use a, < f t.hlt •lersty. CARTER'S LITTLE Three Hurled From VehicJe. in repairing a punctured tire. Whethei !ty. who com pus •d til J W niiinf, The fll'cqud prize iti the tfity estfafjtift iil'-ntilled wit la the Hons i» wen' Io Ant;i'^l" LIVER PILLS «e the motor man of the trolley cm Thf louiii il WUM •uatb d i y hi'un Three inilnh'era or the (lener^l As Struck from behind wliile returning r of Mr. tind JMrn The HI-A^'lH'D givtr.* UeJt'Wllll tub responsible—(hey home from the Highlands early Sun- thought ha had sufficient room to pus* nana '.?. 'San IIHls f t It is cily Uiown, daught semhly oT the Slule of New .leney only give. refeflif — rhuiunH Brown < of Ov»'ito« place alii biugi ;i|iJiif-s ot (Ire Vittlmis ritiuii day morning, throe young men, two of or whether he thought tin- iiulimiobih ml •Hfel'Ht't hy II. lll.l li, of ( nlum from Ihe County of Moumoulh. The Hltle %}vVs couch was u make be latert for Mayor and Council In IW whom live in Ixmg ttrauch and thu would pull out of the way has not been la II • iv,MS, 1 A member Sf tile' Housii "of Repre- cure 1 third,, who was here on a Halt, were 'ascertained, but-when ihe trolley went ieve bWitll, si mil ill" 11) (he one thu Bank. selilallves of the Hulled Hlalea lor Ihe tioi. Ma.", I by the,disabled auto a p&rt uf the pro Illl'l a ( iiptured a priae in tin- Long Hrauc! lions we . hurled out at Low Moor and badly Aiilo Hit IV Third CougreHfloluil nlatilcl of the I shaken up. The young men were Ed- u$cltng machine hit the men, knock loll baby jiarude. J| watt a w'flN Frank PitU-nger, flic DemocrfUi Stale or Nn* .(civy. 5 :n them for \ cieat ion, and proved a clevev iiro- iiiiniklaU' for Mayor is the proprielor B.li.a.- i ward Woolley and Cameron Smith, of :^ng them off the romiing boatd. Mr ;ir was damaged somewhat Satur- Klve Clioni-n Pi'eeholdera for the this city, and Louis Moore, of New Woolley was struck in fhe stomach dact ion. lit an old eslaliiiMiH-d nx-ui lnurke, County of Moiunouth. •en, UigtitiM, Sick BtUmcU, Sdtow 5 .iay unit Mini; while standing In ty< .in lirninl slreut. lie Is a large, prop York. They had been to tin? High- and when picked up was semi-con The Lovelt children, of UU1<> Sil- Oue Maynr. one Councllman-at- SMALL PJU, SMALL DOSE, SMALL PUCE of Graf's garage. Another touring yrlj; owner, aod in doing a flourish lands to witness the Mardi CJras and Bcioiis. He was brought home in Mon ver, VanderriM-r a»d Jaa^l, who wen i.ni K<\ orie City Cpmptrollor, one City car, In turning around, oame In con- i nmke believe. Adauj and Eve in t ng luiHlne.KH. He Is ii man about. 4f> f Genuine mwti»i Signature had reached Low Moor when the crash FOP V. Poole's automobile. He waBUct Vf\th ,th.e Francis car, bejidlng 1 Treasurer, oue Collector of Taxeri, one took place. They carried a light and i^alte helTevc (Jmdtu of Jslden, wni * •earstoW- He bus never before beyn suffering great pain about the ab'do (he niii'l shield nnd damaging tli< LClively idi-ntIJUMI in polllicM. He 1| Recorder and one Ovxraeer of the had no knowledge of their impending wan, and it was deemed advisable to ;Jven the second wHze Iu tue float runnlug board.. ;Mr. Francis had hi Uviskm. .djuil.ii' ii ii a his friends predict li Poor for, the. City of Long Uranch. danger until they were hurled from consult u pliysician Dr. .lames Chasej One (?oiinc!lttian for each of (lie sic (he buggy and dragged ten feet. car taken, to Press's garage on At Among tIKS i-on£ M^amli ^nirlv was called, and after examing the in- lanlic avenue for .repairs. Wards of .(lie City of Long Branch. jured man said no bones wore broken vere li:iila (.Jt'isha DeterliiiK, thre One Justice of the Peace for the The machine which hit the hussy ems; Myrtle Soden, four yfiirs belonged to Dr. M. I. Schwenberg, a Mr, Barham wan less fortunate. He Wortliley'n Birthday. MILS. l.KOVI) I>K\!>. First. Wa.rd; Three Jualices of Ihe was brought to the Munmouth Memor 'Cliabelh Ql'ttBD. three years; Mar summer visitor, who, with his chauf- lorle (Jreeii, seVcn /ears; Augustn^ Peace for the Stcond Ward; Oue Jus- ial Hospital. wheVe it was ascertained L,.. Wo^bLey, l.he planet Witv "I' Forma* I'olict* capinin MI tice of Ihe Peace for the Fourth Ward, feur, Frank Fell way, lelt for New 1 Brown Dangler, fourteen months; York through State Inspector Smith. that he had three fractured ribs. He f' ,<;o I H!> r;U '•'! hi: se Ve.n I y- Huililenly In K4*vt'nly-HiToml Year. IIHI One JiiHtlce of the Peace Cor the Ilattle Alice Conover, thirteeji years; Mrs. Ueheccu Lloyd, widow . ot A warrant was issued yesterday sustained no other injury. His con" Ud;\\ .i:<:.i Saturday at hit Flflli Ward of i!••• City at l.ouB un . sL-guet home. He re- Charles 'Hishop Tabur, thrll< lOi'inps pu)J(;e capmiii C. Pitmun SERIES Of HOLIDAY for the arreBt for Charles Christian, dftion today was very good, he hav- months; Klvera Ratcin, twonty-flKht f)i«m.li. chauffeur for Mr. Tim, who was also ing fully recovered from ttie shock. eivtrd nii'f cyl lection of sou von h Lloyd, died suddenly at her dome in f 'stal i ani'-. • Among .those who indtiths; LilKan JUe Topping, iwt South Fifth avenue about ?.8@ o'clock Ono Constable for the First Ward (ContlDued from First Page.) in the machine when It struck .the Drowning Woman Rescued. vears; Robert- Tupping, eight years; Mrs. Waillam tfrady, of Highland- tent postals was furjner Sheriff Friday evening. Mrs. Lloyd, who and one Coustaiilu for the Sixth Wartf buggy. He will be Riven a hearing. Oliver Toppling, four years; , Annn of the city of Long Branch. fell overboard yesterday at McGuireV M.ui inns Wooiio)-, who was born til % was In her isevejny-sec-onil ycyr, wai- 11116 and near the pannaci Hotel. The Christian claims that he didn't see l' ranres West, sttveu years; M*i 1 cli ct! There will also be elected nt the 1 boathouse, and was going down foi a me year.;Mrs and t/hef.. P. ti. Worth- us well as usual Thursduy and spent driver of the hack was -Jjui.es J. Reil- the wagon ahead of him. The chauf- ey, ol-BiupkJjtn, spwU. the ikiy with Lemon, three ye«rs; Pearl 'MJRH Primary Election aforesaid, three ly, who Vvas taking Mr. and Mrs.feur for Dr. Schwenherg promised to the third time, when C. Fable who was three years; Lui'retin .luhnson; fou he uftHiuoDii A 11 f I in:-, about t)u> 1 members to Ihe Monniouth v'oiinty awaitii.g a train to take him to the Mr. WwrtlMe^ttifcU lit'lpeii. (o relebrati ,i wji Sti' Was c;U« i ni; Ihe K''UKS Brown and child and Mr. Douglass to make settlement and brought the In- he hapi»y- eveut. vears; Oicott West, thlili-en ,ji?ars: Democratic Kxyculive Cummllleb and thf Wlest End section of the city. jured man to Long Branch. It was city espied her plight. He dove over : Marie Hrunkhors^ three years; iiidnn ^lien^jKt attacked, and was removed b«ard without removing even bis to Eba house with conalderoble effort. sevon niiriifiri.; from each Election - The crash was heard by the Phil- found that Smilh was hurt internally, S<*KM,V Wnlilcii HI Avon. Cook Presley, one year; Merrill "'WIJ Olslrict tp the OJty lSxecutlve Commit- although It is reported today in Ber-shoes, and succeeded in pulling the ii'.ii aid wan fiummoiu-d, !)•! Hhe lips family. Several inmates of the AnnouTiVemPtit ai "Spring Lake ^of un, two yeara; CI'iiinn'A. DHVIR, tw*» tee of the Democratic party in the City dau place, wher he is spending the drowning woman to shore. She was veins; Irving W. Davis, one y«ur; laj)K«-d into a slate of un.cont*iloiiHp»'-i» house got up and lent assistance to the marriage uf Miss Helen O'Brien, from'wliich she never rallied. Death of Long Branch. tha Injured. Cries of the injured were summer, that he Is improving nicely resuscitated after much effort. Marlon WiWte, four vears; Oiga l.iji under the care of Dr. H. B. Sloeum: laughter of Mrs. Rose p'Brlep, of St. (on''Van Brunt, ten years; Heriiy F. UH cuuse.d by apoplexy. Also one member of the Republican beard a cOntf^flMfelfl distance. The au- Dropped Dead at Highlands. Lnutsiwho recSfttly inherited a ffltU- tomobile and Ita occupants hurried Both Moore and Woolloy were badly WUMam Johnson, colored of 262 W. M^f'cmnell, nine years; Nettie Moyse The deethf the brlile reached th* tiurat, lie.Ksiv L. HVIJH, fhree yearrf.. van affl la I ed with the Hi in pson M members from the First UUlrlcl o/ ing u train was .stalled across the counrflniairic honors In the Second moned, and the body was removed tp scene too late to stop (he wedding 9L t'iiuich. it :u-l(. Unbernian secured the mini- Ward, and Frank W. Wooliey, of Ihe * undertaking establishment of r«ii|»U'N OHtciHl l»ii/.<' Winin-i, Fourth Ward, four members from last -Friday. She has since taken She leaves but one. son, Louis, o( the Second District of the Fourth Competition for prizes was chiefly her daughter home. Asbury Park. Thetn art- four sm- Ward, six members from the i-'iftli * for ihe people'.* official priz**. a.Hu^cli viving sisters, MIIH. William Kelso, of FSOiQf car. iiWJU'ded hy jtujjiila/ vtih Ward and seven members frotyi I)M- Alls. Julhie To lie'Deputy. bis cily; Mm. Uo.vd Packer. Mrs. Sixth Ward to the City Exenullve )f thu spt*ct;ilois. h wa* won by J. Allen Parker and .Hi H.IL.I Minton, Mrs, Jennie Joline, ,.wlfe.*if George Clayton Slle.ke.ler. twniy-lwo month- Committee of the Republican party iq P. Joline, a past nolile grand of An> the City of Long Hiauoli, . | Id, of Atdjiiry Park, who imp^rrton Funeral services were held from iclv Rebekah Degree Lodge, No. 21, ted "Kelley" i« the bUrlfl*qP^'d|- Halt) meetings ot the Boards of Regr; I. O. O. F.. of thls-clty. will succeed p lute reflidencu Monday afternoon WHERE DO YOU STAND? y|nion- Tl»e"QUtjen.'n prj?e. a,- pony at 2 o'clock. Inlermeut, in charge of any and Election, the Primary Klec- Mrs. P. Hall Packer, of Sea Bright as ml cart went to San ley ft. Ki'iiiilx. fuueral directors Hyur & Flock, Way tion and &ald (leuerut Election will l»t district president of the Kebeku four years old, another AtUniry'PurU- The 340,000 families in New York who have proven to their own »it!sf»ction the jdges in J^onmouth and Ocean coun- at Uut', which was in motion \\lni" was made at a meeting of the dele Heruld SlnfT .\|HII Li'uvt'M. be Independent Fire Engine House The vast volume qt sales makes It possible to keep the price within the ruver^itijt the line u,f vmyr(h. nt«%>of the lodges held at the rooms John <'. Fliiui, who has rt-pre,-:etil- .iu Third Avenue. reach of all. , jf Munison l-odge at 8e« Hright last The Kiand pi'iste, a gold 'loving •d, the NVw York Herald since thf In the Second Ward of tbe City; at "*flday ni^hl. Mrs. Jolini- w.ii re up, awarded by the grand jydge^ tj)i>nlng uf Ihe n re tic nt season, left tbe West 10ml Engine House on Sec- »'iv her ctiinmission at the stai • was won by Huth Kallenbustf, two or New VorU this morn Ing. Mr. md Avenue, ems old, of Jacksonville, Fla. LVli.^ reeling of the Uebekah Assembly. •linn WUH a sunimer guest at the in the. Thlid Ward of ihe. City; at BORDEN'S CLEAN COUNTRY-BOTTLED MILK UIL> is at prevent 1111 ing a position OJI w York, 'fcped ty w4in \t port Avenue. worshipped at the camp-met iiifi sec- The woman in business, who In the Fifth Ward of said Qlly; at WATCH FOR THE BORDEN MILKMAN vice. Ten thousand persons beard Mi'( 'all's Beacon Mouse on Maple s dissatisfied with the present the Seventh Avenue Hotel on Seventh Rev. Dr. F. B. Stockdale, of Asbury jVMnne, K'^ausburg, was thi'owiTsud- employment, can make the Avenue. A : ., „,,,. or telephone the Borden Company to-day and a Borden driver will deliver your order. Park, in I lie auditorium Sunday lenly to the ground. S" heavy wa- in tbe Sixth Ward ot said City; at night. -Tkti— Cfluip-ineffing service in -hmU that both (he ulna and Ibfr want ads. serve her. tbe Ollvei Byron Fire Engine House closed yesterday moraing. adius of the right forearm were on Atlantic Avenue. broken; Dr. D. K. Konerts. of Kty- WITNESS my baud this twenty- BORDEN'S Aeiu Chili DerUrei I>ivh1<>nd. porl, was called and he reduced tf>* ninth day of August, A. D., 1910. The Asbury Pjrk Aero and Motor frafflures and n«*t ihe injured mnm DENTIST DENTIST BRYANT B. NEWCOMB,. 1857 "Leader* of Quality" 1910 Club has di'cI^rfU a dividend of 37% ber iu a plaster cast. The ljsy;TlK fclty Clerlt. per cent to Its slock hold era. The doing very nicely. i until 9 ('clock in Me Eienlng 203-2O6-208-211 iborvififl U 1- per cent better than opp. CosDKt Offic. e J. KAHI.ON(i NBRANCH tho Loii A^n^cl Advertise iu h^e Daily Record/ ' Adverting in the Da.tly Record. FOUR LONG BRANCH DAILY RECORD, TUESDAY, SBPTEi.idER 6, 1910.

met' fvi-ry \, w ,,ri.Mnt., with IIH cluinl- ion ol the Mini. That ought to mill DAILY RECORD cal precision. Just in thlH way does *em for four yearn more.—Rochester ISSUED EVERY WEEK-DAY the annoying Idea, the maddeninp; Herald, EXCEPT FRIDAY thought that will not be done away And Roosevelt, the champion "KM! The First National Bank of Long Branch, N. J. LONG BRANCH RECORD with, Nik*' or fall upon certain nerve lei," approves. Iwued Every FrUUy c-llt-. never ceasing, diminishing (he CHARTERED AS A STATE BANK 1886 CHARTERED AS A NATIONAL BANK 1889 Perhaps the New York Banning Pout vitality of the delicate VKani»mH that B«nJ. Bolwesu Bobbltt are HO minute that they can be ween IH a Mar, but, If so, tt lias plenty of Uis- CONDENSED STATEMENT OF CONDITION, SEPTEMBER 1st, 1910 on|y unii.'i the mUcrogcopo." tinguiHhed company, And It succeeded in putting Teddy an the defensive uny Termi of SubiorlpXlon RESOURCES LIABILITIES DAILY RECORD HOW POLITICAL CROOKEDNESS STUNTS MUNICIPAL GROWTH. OM 7«« ...... I2.fi EDtTOKIAL COMMENT Discounts and Time Loans $282,539.98 Capital Stock 50,000.00 Philadelphia's population has pans- Blofte copies ...... ,0 Demand Loans - 91,772.60 Surplus and Profit (Earned) 201,243.91 • " LONG BRANCH RECORD <•8. T»i« Editor Bobnitt, of the Long llranr? 50,000.00 On* year by mall ..... IV.B Record, has declined to be a candl United States Government Bonds 50,000.00 Circulation - copies .03 rate or growth for the dfecaift* WBH If* dute for the Legislature, and his rea per cent—about half New York'u rate. Other Bonds and Investments 554,794.02 Due Banks 16,385.69 DAILY RECORD sons for doing so are manly and Philadelphia grew a little more rapid- Ntralghtforward. First and foremon •nd Cash and Due from Banks 283,578.22 Due Depositors . - '-^, - 945,055.22 ly, however, than I'lttnlmrg did anil LONG BRANCH RECORD iisciulneHs as un ediior, and next In Ol fell only a trifle behind Its normal holdti to cerfuln Individual beliefs fo One year • • f 3 * $1,262,684.82 $1,262,684.82 rate, which for two or three decades, the common welfare that are not en On* w««k 08 between 21 and 23 per cant. tirviv popular, such as favoring Sun duy baseball playing, and opposing Published by Its progress !« steady and substantial, local option and the direct primaries BUSINESS ON BUSINESS PRINCIPLES F. M. TAYLOR PUBLISHING CO like IIK habits and Us achievement* In the latter beGftttM they are foollHl and dangerous. Mr. Uobbltt in mor Char U Edwards, tiec'y and Manager tr.il*, Industry and Mn*»«rc...-NBW of a |)ow,,,. , 192 Broadway York Tribune. miild bt In ibe Legislature, notwllh LONG BRANCH NEW JERSEY Why omit mention or Its achieve; "landing his VICWH ijolltlrally ar< COMMBNCBD BUSINESS MARCH tith, 1899 , „ ' tinged with partisan Democracy a TuMday, September 6, 1910. ,ent. in politic? .!,„«.-Camd«n Courier. They help account for th fact, REPORT OF THJEv CONDITION OF THE CITY CAMPAIGN. which the Thlbune neutly sugar-coats, Or Conversely. It would make* mighty Interesting The situation In reference to the hat Philadelphia has a slower rate of adlng In these fag-end-of-Aiigns The Citizens National Bank of Long Branch, N. J. Impending local campaign might he growth than other city except that days if we could put Into cold typt better, but It might also be worse. s|M>ol of municipal corruptioi what the Honorary President at (lev At the Clot* of Butineaa Sapttmbtr 1*1, 1910, Condanaed From Sworn Statement to the Comptroller, Among til"*,, who have tiled nomi Plttsburg and that It has fallen behind erly hi thinking about the Acting President In the wild and woolluy RESOURCES LIABILITIES nating petitions for city offices there more in the past decade than ever be West.—Ptalla. Record. In in both parties considerable excel Tore. • Cash on hand and in banks $ 198,673.12 Capital Stock $ 100,000.00 lent material, but unfortunately nnn-i Mlsgovernment retardB a com muni Trenton Flirting. United States and other bonds 205,707.50 Surplus and Net Undivided Profits 144,353.40 In years past the Trenton damsel? more that does not measure up to iv y's development by frightening away deigned to flirt a little with the mem Loans and Ivestments 626,836.32 Circulation 100,000.00 quirements. jot h capital and population. Phlladel bers of the Legislature, but^of late, M Dividends Unpaid $ 62.50 On both sides there Is a lamentable ^hla proves It. appeara, they have dropped the poll tlclans and taken to flirting with IIM • Deposits, Banks 44,925.12 deficiency in the invaluable umiliil convicts In the State prison. Tftfl tion of experience in public affairs. LIGHTS ON VEHICLES. question arises whether ttie hfgisla Individual .641,875.92 686,863.54 There IH no Issue In sight apart tors have depreciated or the convicts "The law requiring lights on horse improved.—Newurk News. Total $1,031,216.94 Total $1,031,216.94 from the personality and Individual drawn vehicles after durk doesn't need ini'i us or demerits of the various can Mrengtheuing," proclaims the Cam- A New Divorce Record. WE OFFER ALL ACCOMMODATIONS CONSISTENT WITH PRUDENT MANAGEMENT Joseph Welch, a sporty gentleman dtdates. den Post -Telegram, "MO much as il In a community of thiB size the peg of 92, living in West Lebanon, O., ha ieedH enforcement. The more drns- been sued for divorce b>' his wife, a pie require no lnutruction upon that ic the law the less likelihood of VSgentle dame of 88. She. ajleges oru A. S&tjro*ig:, Conservative Kank elty. The law should lttf)ufri> Htriotl;, subject. They possess a personal ming enforced. SOIII* iliinj; Hhould lit; knowledge of the pOHltfon, antecedent* :ito the case to make sure that thcr* lone to compel all constables, police is not ah "affinity" at the bottom of and atlilidtinits of the contestants nuf ifflcers and motor vehicle inspectors naughty respondent's misbehavior. flclent to enable them to form accu- o make a complaint in every case of —Phllft. Press. rate estimates of the linn-,;; or unfit allure to display a light on a moving Raiting the Campaign Funds. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF ness of each for the places to which chicle after dark." William Etarue*, Jr., of Albany, asks they aspire. That Is HeJf-contrartlctory. \vlta BuperctlloiiK dUdatn, "WIUTC Our only advice Is that they UBC would Roosevelt get the money to ft- NEW JERSEY MORTGAGE AND TRUST COMPANY What can be done under the taw an iiance the Republican campaign In their best judgment in "picking and t stands to compel constables and oth- New York this year?". The question choosing." Thais it duty they owe r police officers to "make a coin- uggems the query, '"Where woiilti OF LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY themselves. Mr. ilarnes get the money to. finance ilafut lu every case of failure to * 11 • he Ht'iiubllcan campaign?" There IH 'lay a light oh a moving vehicle after no mystery as to how Senator Plait AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS SEPTEMBER lit; *»!• ANOTHER DIRECT PRIMARY FAIL- lark?" got campaign money. He was the dls trlbutlng agent for the contrfbutory RESOURCES LIABILITIES URE. Our Cumden con-temporary *H reason corporatlons. State elections lu Bonds and Mortgages $ 68,202.08 Capital Stock $100,000.00 By all accounts the first experiment ug in too abstruse for us. Plait's time were always wull flnanc- Thft law which It tU'ema RO fully atte •d, and Mr. PlaK «aw to It that th(- Stocks and Bonds 49,632.41 Surplus and Profits 25,138.91 with direct primary elections in Mury contributors of campaign funds got ;i land hag not been attended with lull liiate la practically a dead letter be good return for their money Is Alliany Loans and Bills Purchased 86,868.21 Time Deposits 113,432.61 Ha MI micceaa. In the city of Bait! of Its defects. The only pur legislation. The Old Guard has done Banking House and Fixtures... 17,750.00 tose it serves In to mit driven* of business at the Platt stand and la not more the participation In the prl at a IOBR for ,thu money to finance CaBh and Due from Banks , 16,118.82 niiui's wan extremely weak, tho pub- ehlcles not carrying a light after campaigns, which makes William lic being apparently satin fled with ark on the the defensive In any lit! Uarnev, Jr., wonder where Roosevelt $238,571.52 $238,571.52 smli nominations an the bouses and ntion growing out of accidents in i to get the money.—.Newark Star. their heeleru might dictate, or 33.4DO \ ., fhich they may figure. A Test of Roosevelt's Strength. We accept Time Deposits only and pay 3J^% interest on all accounts over $5.00. registered Republicans in that clt> If such drivers want to risk their So much has happened since 1904, only 7.887 turned up at the primaries eeks and thouft of other users of the when Mr. Hooscvelt was last a candi ONE DOLLAR OPENS AN ACCOUNT. -—Philadelphia Record. , ublic highways and take u chance of date before the people, that If he would kindly consent to be a candl It's the old story. (ivlng to pay ilmri^y. for accidents date for Governor of New York the The people simply will not live up y failure to take the reasonable pre- -eal racts or the political situation had been assured that Mr, Roosevelt down to the highest bidder. For these country on the face of the globe. It's night be cleared up to the satisfaction THOUGHTS WORTH READING to the n-H|K>nnil)i]itii\. the direct pri- uutlon, there Is nothing In the law would not "run amuck" and they ac- rash statements, the Camden newspa- up to the boy,whether or not he will of us all. The November election .?pted the aHsuranct; and helped to pers characterize him as a demagogue. succeed. Let him only do his part mary imposes. Nominations are o protect them or others from the Every ambitious youth seeks to would be a superb lest of his present led him by thundering majorities. He wasn't a demagogue when he ap and his opportunity will come The climb the ladder of success. Untiring made by '•maI] and unrepresentative cmseqttencea o/ their reckless foll.n itrength In the most populous and the It cannol have been forgotten, eith- pointed Sheriff Baird upon the State country is crying for just such earnest wealthiest, of our Kastern States. It industry and earnest application of minorities. And the beat men are T, thai wo yi'jn-K mgo, when Mr. Hoard of Assessors, or when he as-' young fellows and It is a day when ntay be assumed, to be sure, that no talents and effort are essential to the Roosevelt presented Mr. Taft as hisslsted In the election of a prominent young men are forging to the front.— driven out of politics. CONFUSING THE ISSUE. such tost la required in order to de accomplishing of that climb. But lict&Hor, tht? conservative class and State official from Camden. Oh, no, v William H. Truesdale. Pretty In theory, in practice the di "It looks like Roosevelt expects to uoiiHtrale Mr. Roosevelt's present In ht> entire commercial world were at- then he was a patriot, but now that there are more Udders awaiting ear- rect primary everywhere proves a fail fluence among the people. Did he not racted (o the Republiuft'ii cundldatclie (hires to suggest that the people nest young men today than ever be- « a candidate In 1912," says William defeat Parker In New York State In because he seemed so much safer than should elect the United States Sena- fore In the history of this or any other Advertise In the Daily Record. ure and a menace. . Bryan. "And it will he interesting LB04 hv 175,0410 olurnlliv? And did IK radical opponent, | Mr. Bryan. tor, he has become a demagogue. o know what policies he regards ae tot Mr. Taft, ihe Roosevelt nominee While Mr. Taft was pledged to clinch Times have changed'.—Trenton Times. n 19H8, carry the Commonwealth by HOW WORRY CAUSES DEATH. f such vital Importance as to Justify he Roosevelt policies, there could be jver 20(1,000? ID hesitation among the conservative Oh, Strong Desires. 59 OUT OF EVERY 100 Modern science haB brought to light im in violating the precedent of a While these figures are very impres- VHOple in casting ihelr Influence In Oh, strong desires that hurt the heart nothing more curiously Interesting entury." sive, It must be remembered that they avor of his election. Thus It has hap- With useless strife ot blunted win^s Automobile Fires apply only to the yi-arw in which those >ened that in the two great tests of ttiftn that worry will kill. More re Thai's talking In the air. I weary of your travallings. 'lections were held. Are conditions k!r, Roosevelt's political strength, Why must you always surge and START IN THE MACHINES marhabli' still, it has been able to de It would be more Interesting to he same today ns the-y were two and ljtherto, circumstances have drlvtjn start te-nujtu' from recent discoveries just now whatprecedentMr.Bryan regards IX years ago? It is 'easy to show that onservatism almost solidly to hisWhen I am nearest happiness? Self-ignition Fire* are JUST AS FRE- h»wvworry does .kill. H In danger of being violated. Not hey are not. in 1904 Mr. Roosevelt, side. Across the freedom of the sky • QUENT and JUST AS SERIOUS in us a candidate for President, retained The reason why Mr. Roosevelt's can- Like dazzling phantom gods you fly, "It Is believed by mnny scientists he third term superstition, surely, he support of the conservative clat^ lidacy for Covernor^of New York this And seeing you, my joy IB les# "Fire-proof Garages ai Elsewhere who have followed carefully the or RooBevelt has never been elected uid of the great financial Interests. iliimn would be of immense interest, We issue a Model Automobile Floater Policy insuring the growth of the science of brain din President but once. And even. If he t was the year when the late John A as revealing with substantial precls- When sometimes by an April brook McCall, president of the New York his actual political powers In his Car and its Equipment anywhere in the United States and eases," says The Journal of Physiolo ad, there Is no precedent against he' Beneath the birchen buds I kneel, Insurance Company, himself an ioinu Stale, is that the conditions And, almost turned a dryad, feel Canada, whether in a Garage, or other building, or on the glcat Therapeutics, "that scores of the >ld-ilme Democrat, publicly declared ig President for three terms If they which in 1904 and 1908, threw to his The thrill of that green life which road, without any restrictions as to the use or storagte of deaths set down to other causes are re not consecutive. or Mr. Roosevelt and nobly contrlb- "Hpport (he whole weight of Republi- shook due to worry and that alone." ited $50,IM>0 from the company's trees-- an conservatism would now, in allOld woodlands that the Hellenes Gasoline, against: Loss or Damage by FIRE arising from -ftooBcvelt's candidacy, like that of iry to his campaign fund. It was i\u\ iiohability, be eliminated from the any cause whatsoever, including Explosion, Self-ignition The theory Is a simple one—90 slm knew— ny other mail, should be discussed ear when even Ihe sinister Harriman, contest.—Springfield Republican. When every breath is rare and good. and Lightning ; THEFJ, lHq^B^JY, or PILFERAGE, in pie that any on« can readily under- he unspeakable Harriman, was sum nly on Us merits. There are sub* There sweeps a shudder down the excess of $25.00 by persons not in the Employment, Ser- stand it. Briefly put, it amounts to noned to the White House and be Stokes Demagoguery, wood— tantial reasons on which it may be sought very successfully to raise a vice, or Household of the Assured. Partial Losses Re-in- this: Worry Injures beyond repair The Camden newspapers have made Wild-hearted wondera pierce me> ought. But to oppose It on such a, arge sum of money among- the Wall L discovery. They have discovered through. stated without extra premium. certain cells of the brain, and the aaelcfeg technicality its the windy Ne- et nioiwy UlngB to help carry the hat Governor Stokes is a demagogue. ^resident's own State. The "big men" brain being the nutritive centre of the raskan does can fierve only to Thin discovery Is due to the fact that Or when beside my hearth I lie if finance, the "malfactors," in short, he Governor declares that he is going body, the other organs become grad- trengthen It. And listen to the liquid flame. H. W. GREEN & BRO., Agents o trust the people In his Senatorial While one I love most speaks my ually Injured, and when some diseases mmpaign and that he does not regard 231 Broadway » Long Branch of these organs or a combination of name The casualty list in New York to date Fitty Years Ago Today. wealth as the only qualification for And In that peace ray dreams All'die- them arises death finally ensues. United States Senator. In an un- rom the hobble skirt consists of one Then from the shadow-pools beyond Sept. 6. lappy moment he confessed that ow- Our small red-circled Joy, there leap Thus, we are told, worry kills. As roken leg and one broken head. But Fraud* II.. king of Naples, IH ng to his long years of service as a Tat! shapes, fantastical as sleep, sued a uianlfesto to tbe courts the dropping of water over a period of Here Is no price too high to be paid public offlrial he had not been able to To call us mortal, helpless, fond; Choice First Mortgages of Europe protesting agalntit the years will wear a groove In the stone, make a fortune, and was, therefore, a And blind my eyes with visions—vain. or conforming to the absurd whims of absorptlou of his reulm lutu a )oor man and not a candidate for Sen- EnormotiB, never know on earth-— $2,500—$4,000~$4,500—$5,000—$5,5OO~$6,OOO~.$W.OOO- ao does worry gradually, Impercept! ishion. according to many silly fe- greater Italy. ator if the Sriiiiiorsliip was to be put A longing for immortal ttdrth $12,000 and $45,000 bly and no less surely destroy the ip on the-auction block and knocked males. The world will lose little no Twenty-five Years Ago Today. That mortal lips may never slain. secured upon well located high-class brain cells that lead all the rest, matter how many of these persons residence and business proprieties. which are, so to speak, the command- Spnlu requested Germany to ho bind their ftftgf and then try to evacuat* tin* Curultuti IHUUHU. Oh, strange desires! Oh, worthless Investors should write ua for full wings! Ing officers of mental power, health alk die fn the attempts. That's r-on- Major ,\in on Stafford, the last particulars and arrange to personal- and motion. officer of the war of 1812, died DENTIST DENTIST i Star-reachings, heaven-fanings. why ly inspect these properties. olatlon enough. In Unelda rounty. N. Y. Will you remind me I must die "It Is," sayg a soientlHt, "as if the Four Hvk-ldftf in various plarea i Open until 9 o'clock In the Evening To taste the utmost joyful things? skull were laid bare and the surface Happy, happy thought! Mr. Taft for various cuusem. —Harper's Magazine. SEAMAN & SEAMAN AGENCY \ o| p PoeDRt Offic. e J. KAHI.UN4J NBRANCH of the brain struck lightly with a bam vlll promise 'em a ••scientific" revla Advertise In the Dally Record. j OFFICES: Port Office Bldf. Tel. 800 A.bury Park, N. J. LONG BRANCH DAILY RECORD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, Ptvp

At Fountains & Elsewhere MARRIED AT FARMINGDALE High Grade Trunks, Dress Suit Cases and Tele- Ask for Long Branch Residents Witness the Matthews Patterson Nuptials CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS •• scopes at Low Prices There on Thursday. Mrs. Joseph H. White, of Norwood RESULT PRODUCING LITTLE MONEYMAKERS, ONE CENT "HORLICK'S avenue, was the gtieBt>at a very pretty Trunks from $3.25 to $6.50 The Original and Btnuln* home wedding at Farmlngdale linn: Dress Suit Cases from $1.00 to $5.75 EACH WORD day when Mr. White's nephew, Clar- ence Matthews, of Wrest Farum, was Telescopes 50c to $2.00 MALTED MILK married to Miss Mary HI. 1'attersoi Tht Food-drink for All Apt. The house was prettily decorated with CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS TO BE PAID FOR IN ADVANCE cnt fluwein and palms. The brida WOLF LIEBERMAN At restaurants, hotels, and fountain!. couple stood under an arch during the Tha Bt|E 1-Itti*** Dt»pt. Store Delicious, invigorating and sustaining. ceremony. Mrs. Fred W. VanNute, or Keep it on your sideboard at home. Went IJ(H\S Hraiu-h. presided at tho 228 Broadway :-: Long Branch, N. J. NO ADVERTISEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS THAN 10 CENTS Don't travel without it. organ, rendering the "Bridal Chorus A quick Inncli prepared in a minute. from Lohengrin," during the ceremony TakenounitaHen. Just My''HORLICKS' and "Festival Chorus" by Gounod, Im- FINE STATIONERY SITUATION WANTED ADVERTISEMENTS WHEN INSERTED mediately afterward. IB SUNDAY BALL AND.... in Mo Combino or Trust The bridesmaid was Miss Julia (Continued From First Page.) IN MONDAY'S ISSUE WILL BE INSERTED TUESDAY Dennis Buys Art Store. Rhodes, of Newark, and the be»t man, WITHOUT CHARGE AND THOSE INSERTED FRIDAY Tin1 Francis Art Si ore changed Everett Patterson, brother of thefather. He was charged with abusing KODAK SUPPLIES liamls nn Saturday, Iia I), Dennis be- bride. The ceremony was performed tils parent a and disorderly conduct. L. B. PHONOGRAPH CO. WILL BE INSERTED SATURDAY WITHOUT CHARGE. The young man pleaded guilty, but as ing tlit.' purchaser. Mr. Item, is was by Kev. Henry JohtiBon, of I^eesburg, 118 Hroadwuy Lonft Branch formerly with A. J. Rlpley at the same Cumberland county, N. J. tils father was willing tu forgive him, mldiesK for eleven years. *He will en- The gueHts included Mr. and Mrs. I'ovidiug he promised to do better in deavor in keep the butiln««s oa theRevoc Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. H. Hth. e Future, Recorder VauDoren dls « JOHN W. 8LOCUM same high plane it has always occu- Matthews. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence W. barged him. COUNSELLOR AT LAW MISCELLANEOUS REAL ESTATE FOR RENT FOR SALE James Walsh, of Monmouth Beach, pied. The Franfcln,- Artf Store areSutphen, Oscar Patterson, Miss Ous- Special Master In Chancery opening handsome now galleries In Patterson, Miss Edna Patterson tilled up on light Ing rum Saturday WILL EXCHANGE twelve-horse, FOR RENT.—6-room house, newly FOR SALE.—Indian motorcycle. 32 night and when apprehended by Pa- Record Building, 192 Broadway 1!HU Maxwell runabout, used but very decorated, at Ocean port. JK peJacksor n at. Apply 6 p. m. New York, at 3J18 JJyhuiii)ii,s a>ve,nue, Miss Jennie Conk, Everett Patterson which will be one (K theft nest ap- all of West Farms; Mrs. W. K. Mattrolman Kirby gave a demonstration Long Branch, N. J. little, practically a new car, for real month. Inquire 7U5 B'way, J^o of high and VICIOUB kicking- It being estate. Aditrt'ss Maxwell, care Rec- Branch. 206tf pointed galleries la the cttjj. They .hews, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis S. Bortuer, his first offense, he was permitted to ord. • 2i)7tf OIL paintings for sale. 5 large pic- will always have on exhibition theMr. and Mrs. Oarhart, Master Geo. go after paying a flue of $lo SMALL house with barn on Taber tures for sale, first-class art;. Must fluent imported and domestic works of Oarhart, of Farmiugdale; Miss Julia HARRY TRUAX BUYING up all kinds of second- avenue to let at {10 per mouth. In be sold before Friday, the 9th, Inar- t obtainable. They will open, on rlhodes, of Newark; Mr. and MrsWillia. m Cook and John Thompson hand furniture, cottage outfits bought Hiilre Chas. Hallock, Broadway and were arrested Saturday night by Pa- COUNSELLOR AT LAW •• quire Christ. Jensen, MTa. IxjckwoocTs October 1st,with a fine exhibition. 3d ward Johnson, of Lakewood; Mrs. Townley Building, 181 Broadway in bulk. »v buy nothing less than a Washington sts. • 20fltf House, Rlverdale avenue, 207to2lt>" Joseph H. White. Mrs. John A. Whitt trol man Errleknou. The two men Irurkload. TYf are the largest buy- were at the Central depot, causing a Telephone: Long Branch, 498 HOUSE to let at Branchpoint. Ii Jones—Is Brown wpUmUiU'V of Long Branch; Mm. Fred W. Van disturbance by tight lug and using pro- Watt end, I7-J. ers on the'coast. We pay upot cash. FOR SALE—Pierce Arrow. Apply Note, of Went Long Branch; Mr. and quire of E. T. Welch, Jr. 20Ctf 73 Second ave., corner Bath. Jacks—1 should" TOV',SO . ' I have fane language. Or. H. R. Clark noti- The all reliable dealers, Swartz & Co., known him to go Into a'restaurant Mrs. John White, Mrs. Lulu Herbert, P. O. Box 185, Highlands, N. J. 207-208* fied police headquarters that tin* men TO LET— Home, 120 Union ave. without a penny in his pocket, order n of Elberon, this city. were using Indecent language In the 206to211d&w" 205tf 100 LOADS of top soil for sale. In dozen oysters and feet s\ire that lie The bride and groom, amid a HIIOW presence of ladles. The trouble start- EVERYTHING IN THE SHOE LINE HORSES pastured and boarded thru quire Jos. Goldstein. 207d&wtf would be able to pay for bis bill with er of rice and good wishes, left on the ed over the payment of stage hire, AT FOR RENT—7 room house, No. 148 a pearl which he would ftnil In one of 3.57 train from Farmlngdale en route winter. Box stalls and careful atten- Union ave. Wm. O. Hall. 203d<£wtf FOR SALE.—3 sets of harness, one Cook being the aggressor. On lue tion furnished. .White Clover Farm, the oysters,— London Express. for Niagara Kail way to Cl# Hall Cook gave the of- D. A. MAZZA'S FOR RENT.—Seven-room house, No. broom, one victoria, one runabout, and Upon their return from the honey ficer considerable trouble. As there near Elkwood ' Park. Address 25(1 livery. S. Strauss, cor. Jerome ave. Opp. Pott Office RBD BANK. aver, Long Branch. 56C Summer street. Wm. G. Hall. moon they wftl begin housekeeping a] no charge against Thompson, he ami Pleasant place, Rlberon. 307*309 Ardena, where the groom has a pro* 2ulito229d&w 179tfdftw was discharged. Cook, who denied Phone J«7 W porous blacksmith business. being guilty, was fined $5. 8-R00M flat for rent, all Improve- FOR SALE.—Peaches and pears FOR HIRE H. RITZAU, remover of dead ani- AH -fruit carefully assorted and guar- William L. Edwards mals, Red Bank,, N. J. Telephone ments. John A. McGulre, 129 Brighton Harry (ielof, who conducts a meat ave., West Elld. 74d&wtr anteed to be strictly as represented, MOTOR BOAT TABOR WINS PRIZES niarket on Broadway, was fined f5 for 129-J. 202IOHI7 with prlMa graded to suit fruit. Tile feeding his nurse In the febllc street Counsellor - at - Law Hull FuruiR, Katontown, N. J. without using the proper precautlou. AUTOMOBILE FOR 8ALI His Seaside Lofts, of This City, Cap- Poitoffice .Building, Long Branch, N 4. HELP WANTED—FEMALE BOfito208* "ALBATROSS" ture Several Specials at the The horse was without a bridle and was not held In check by a weight. Advartlter Building, Eatontown, N. i. BUICK, two-cylinder, $725; cost FOR SALE.—Two horses and two BY HOUR OR DAY County Fair. WANTED—Experienced wash wom- 11,850. Run 700 miles; demonstration. carriages. Apply 43 Fifth ave. • William H. Tabor, proprietor of tho .hi. Tra4a Muk {• • an. Vaul>yke"s Troy laundry, corner Ford, 4-eylinder runabout, $225. Tall- 19.rjd&wtf CAPT. WM. C. NYE "Sea Side Lofts," was a successful Cured Lockjaw In Five Horaet. IHirwttM mm cv«ryth.n| West Ehd ave. and Hoey St.. West Two canes of lockjaw among Ocean- Ik* DRV End. V 208to212" man's (Jaruge, 528 Broadway.. exhibitor at the Monmouth County ORB •! 20ljto21l» HELP WANTED—MALE LELAND INN DOCK Fair at Ked Bank. The birds exhibit- Itort horses have beeil reported enred WANTED—Girl to operate switch ed in the Runt, Dragoon and Homer by I>r. H. R. Clark. A horse belong- JOSEPH SALZ FOR SALE—Touring car, 5 passen- Phone Long Brunch Ml ing to willluui Parker was attacked board, Slelner £ Son. '20!td&wtf WANTED — Gardener - caretaker, ...... _...... -- ..... I classes won ribbons. RBD BANK ger, 30 H. P., top, extra tire and tubes, married couple, best references re- The special prize of |6 In gold for by the dreaded disease about tour WHITE girl wanted for downstairs all tires guaranteed. Automobile in quired, permanent position if satisfac- the best display in any one variety or weeks ago, and it was at flrHt thought work; must be good laundress. Small first-class condition. Bargain to quick tory. Address &• ML, P. O. 105 El- pigeons was captured by hie famous that It would have to be killed. Dr. S. C. SHHNN family. Reference required. Call for purchaser. Inquire Andy's Garage. beron, New Jersey. 208to213d&w* "Tabor Crosses" for squab breeding. Clark, who had previously been suc- three days, 188 Chelsea ave., Long 20Cto208» Mr. Tabor was also a competitor in cessful In the treatment of similar Branch. 208to2lO* PAPER hanger wanted, piece work. cases, was called, and brought the 58 WASHINGTON ST. FOR SALE—Bargain. 7-passenger A. M. Tomasky, Morris and Third the pet stock division, having somo horse around all right. Another caiie GIRL to cook, wash and iron in touring car, 4 cylinders, 35 H. P., $460. ave. * Hue Belgian hares on exhibition. He developed about the Rame time, a Real Estate and Fire Insurance small family, German or Hungarian. Call at P. J. Sas.sauo'8, 240 Central won the trophy oeffred by the Ameri- horse belonging to Samuel Smock, be- Long Brunch and Nawark properly Hirkeufeld, cor. Jerome ave. anaved . 202d&wtf TAILOR wanted, bushelman. Fred can Fur Fanciers' Association, and aing the victim. Dr. Clark watt again and farms lor Mle or axctumB* Pleasant Place, Elberbn. 208to211* Riechers, 213 Broadway. It silver medal for the best doe In tin- HOUSES FOB BEIT FOR SALE—Cheap. 5-passenger Junior class. iticcessful, making the fifth case he WANTED.—Cook. Mrs. Beck, 254auto car. In first-class condition. E. WANTED.—Handy young man to las saved In succession. West Bad avenue. 207-208' B. Field, 72 Grand ave. ICild&wif care for cow and make himself gener- ally Useful. Apply W. G. Elude, 327 IIIM-I* Iniiu Mult.. < insHI. \.. On. tlm sunk, II HoHl. 50 OPERATORS wanted to make Cedar avenue,' West End. 2u8tfd&w Camp "wiidwood," iii tithe Malm- Th i Utuii fmind Miinkni In the S men's night shirts; also work given MONEY TO LOAN has bft-n dfHcrifd i>y the ...mir out to be made at borne. Call today. WANTED.—Young man to make Mnin.ii boys. Thay I*B Thursday iind Tdny mornl»K \>< i..nj" ttave tin- bout traasfsrmad HORSES FOR SALE TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF than in summer or fall. Iwii mil • affQt ami -p.nt thi' Kutntnt'i' ii to B IN t luuiR'h, and partially 202d&wtf In outdoor sports. They look thf pic- THE FIRST WARD: flmllt. Wiiii- ••„,,,]ur up Uie river, FOR SALE—Stylish driving cob. ture oT hfiilth, mid have an i m • < • M m^, the bunt Hjmitig :t leak, and wliilc In I desire to announce myself as a •Uury to relate. Tliry w*-rc under din- - fit a laiin-h went to thfl bottom. Can be seen at 38 North 6th ave. WORK WANTED—HALS candidate for delegate to the Demo- [•Ipline while In tlif camp, but the rc- ••Kurt Is bflntf nuitlc UIIH Hfti'moon 208to210* CORL itrlotlona wen- liberal enoup-Ji to furn- -ret tho i.-.M ..-:ii..i.- v.h.n it will be cratic Convention at the ensuing elec- Ish ample (II version and aflMlMfn&tit. mltifd with H view uT iim-t-rtiilnlHtf WANTED—By young married man, is cheaper in the summer than in Tlu1 time wan : |,i iii in tswlnmilntp, lltili- FOR SALE.—Two horses, two sets tion. Believing as I do that the voters winter. WIM'UMT it wtn i.u. adviiable to maks position as gardener or caretaker, no of the First Ward desire the nomina- liiK. Hold Rpurta and work in the gym- inpIiitt-U fliuiiK<*B- Till bunt pony harness, buggy harness and pony children. Address Gardener, Roconl. Our suggestion is that you buy tiiisiiiiu. It waa a tj'*"ii8'irp outing, nml HM been earned the delicious cart. Wm. Bryanj Elberon. 191)tf tion of Hon. Frank S. Katzenbach and the boys will no doubt enroll for nt-xt wan lying; lirtmdMlilo on HIIH 208lo210" your winter's supply of coal now. HIIUWIIIK ' portion jf her In Then- sodas we serve. Delicious sodas aren't being entirely in accord with that sen- was no ue on th;t Hright, who him cleanliness and expert knowledge to bill will return to I. Felden, Ferns FOR SALE—Cheap. 1 phaeton PHILIP L. COHEN. ASK US ABOUT if n sick for lh« -Jiiflt thrt'e or our rap 1 produce t|ism. All this, we have. wagon, In perfect condition. E. B. Cottage, Brighton ave., will receive This advertisement is paid for by —Mrs. Bley and daughter, Renle, of '•K . watt removed to thfl Monnimith Field, 72 Grand ave. 169d&wtf Philip L, Cohen. Memorial Honpltal WpdiM*B»iny, rfnd ad- part. It New York, are guests of Mr. and Mrs .ted to tin- Biirg.fiil Wiird. S, L, Elias, of Morris avenue. LOST.;—Leather pocketbook contain- FOR SALE—Pony, cart and harness. DAVIS-SMITH i:ii<<-rininf.i i-'irij ••( iitiiii- llrre. HICKS MANUFACTURING CO. ing over twenty-two dollars and some Pony Is Bound and won blue ribbon —Mrs. Herbert S. Meyers and chil- «jor»ff A4irenn. of Allfnhurat, enter- papers. Kindly return to John Kirby, last year. Perfectly safe and reliable dren, of Sixth avenue, left yesterday talneo" it bunt fifty of IIIH New York L0H6 BRANCH, N, J. f'rh-iulM lit it r| bftkt- at W;,i ,[.•!!:. 301 Chelsea 'ave. Liberal reward. for children. Stylish hook. Dr. H. R. for Waterbury, Conn., to attend tho Port-uu-I'f-ck Hutcl. l'lca»urf liny, Sat Lumber and Coal Co. unlay uftfriiuuii. Phot-nlx Jonem, of Al- 208tu210» Clark. 202d&wtf funeral of their cousin, Mrs. Charlos 11 Wholesale and Retail Phone 62-J L. Corbey. letlhurit. wan lilt' hoHt that t>vt>n)iiK - CREATION LONG BRANCH, N. J. it Imkw for tw.flvi*. ROOMS TO LET REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR RENT—Three rooms for light IMPROVED house for sale. Inquire housekeeping. 17 Second ave. * G01 Broadway, city. 185to208d&w THEATRE Open Every Day But Sundays Showers of Fun # By Weston and Schwartz PICTURETTHTNGEITEVERY F. H. VAN DORN DAY Monmouth County Distributor at 2 p, m. and 7 p. m. for the following Automobiles: PROGRKM For Tuesday, Sept. 6, 1910 ALL FOR A BIRD OVERLAND MARION EMPIRE HUDSON BUND WOMAN'S STORY MODERN NEWSPAPER ECONOMICAL TRIP TRIP TO THE MOON ^ ABOTT—DETROIT MASTER'S RAZORS REALISTIC. DIFFERENT. FEMALE SPY Tlmmy Toiinh—Kin she sing. Billy? Swellesby—So your father asked you MARBLE INDUSTRY Hilly—Soy* If dat gull WUI t' scale what you snw In me to admire? Miss Cooley—Oh, uo! He aaktxl me one uv dent high jlnt Dotes at noon uc A Cool Place to Spend an Hoar All Cars Fully Guaranteed men wiui quit wolk. what I imaglued 1 saw.

W. G. EISELE They are the cream of the 1911 Automobiles THE LEADING FLORIST Gat Flowers and Palms Drop us a postal and we will demonstrate For Sale Decorstlons and Floral Deilyne any of them or all to you :::::: for Weddlngi, Dinner., Funerals, etc. We also carry a full" •election of Hardy Shrubs, Treei and HIS HEART HERS. Herbaeeoos Plant! at our FfHber (to mother in adjniutug BREAKING THE NEWS. Nurseries. All telephone calll prouptlT room)—What is baby yelling fur? ilHiiul (anxiously)—Well, la it "He wants .TOU, dear." boy? attended to and siren oar opp,ciA,H.t,. RED BANK, N. J. "Well"W , I haven't got it. Wby don't Granflmotlier—Yes, George. One of careful attention. you give It to him';" them Is. > C.dar Avs. T«l. 17 WMt Sri*. SIX L6N6 BRANCH DAILY RECORD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8,

weeks with Air. Clouxlil.v • parents at Paietivllly, X. Y. —Mr. and Mm. (ieorge Teppcr, in Norwood avenue. —xtiRK Myra w. Packer, »>f Qar- of New York, and Mr. anrt Mrs. 3os- —Mrs. E. H. Emmons, of Mer- -Daniel Halsey Fhelan'i of ROR- flcid avenue, left today for IJoonton. HIGHLANDS INITIAL ( ( e|jh Clayton, of Luk^wond. WAffl holi- fhants H°t 'l, is spending 0 few wweks ers, Part & (,'y,, is eujoying a t »rt- N- J-, where she. in eugaged in teach- day guests of Mr. and Mrs* J, A. (Continued Pro in Fir.sl Hf Woodcllffe on the Hudson wJMi niglit's vacation. H« and Mrs. phfilnn In#, M!KH Packer'* wchool uptns to- St ration. her daughter, '.Vlrs. A. Muiket. have just returned from a t&y with morrov.'. lioys Hwlnnniim race, 75 yards—' Mri^. Phtflan'H relatives 'ftt* Toms —Former Assemblyman afKofoert Mr. and Mrs. p. <;. Coffin and Miss Florence S*-xton It'ft today Scott, of BayonriH, spent y^fiin day Hardy |lunh, first; UJUIM Foster, *<*(•- (iiiiighter, tielmi, who havi; be.MI di- Uiver. to resume her studies at Trpaton. ond. with ex-Chief and Mrs. ]>. K. White, viding their time bet wen Lott^ , Onorge Hathaway, of BaSers, —Dr. Climlcs <3rt'iner. who IH of this city. Men's wwinitfiiMg race, loo ym-ds— i:.Mn-li umJj AKIJIII y J'ark on a, shoii l*eet & Co., of New' York, has been (iraiiiciiiR iu Perth Amboy, Rnflul E. M. Urowu, flpwf, R. KfMinvnly. SM- vactifiii, left today for OHlsklll, N, Y. enj(,yinK a vaeaHon with relaMven at yi'sterday with hi.f UIUMMT, Mrs. lllu Alma Van Hise, of Braiuh- oud. Mi', Ulul MI'S. COJIHI Ulld -!;i m.-h '•• Long Hiamli and at his home. Charles (Irunn.i-, 111 the latter"** po]-t, aVi-nue, IK visiting Miss Vernu Uidi-w hlfth dive Miss Tosnle while her*' wore gViets of SirH.'F. M. ' Hf v. aij.T «rs: K, M. Van Note, firoadvvay home. Hough ton, at RahwUy. Howard, first; MIHK KvedJ 11 Howaid, Taylor. Sr., at the Worthley t^ottagd uf Pennsylvania, are visiting i-HuHves —Chart»K Lambert, of Pittsbarg, in WHKhin^ion street. , in Long linuich, Rev. Van Note in a former empjoy^ at Handy Hook, (^Mit'K high divf -Win. Barnau, • -Mm. Hvlen A'HHJ !B vtHiMng »er a Chattle High Hehool graduate and was a holiday jgttQBt at the. Kockwell VWtfng Their Homes in * nininVi. IlrHt; J. O'Don nail, second. son, Hev. i)r. U. Ii. Neal and Mtw. was formerly engaged in the practice i-euidencc at Mrs. ('. P. McKaddin. Di-ngglHt James S!rk, accompfinied Indies fancy dlv<—Hvelyn How- Neat at the paiMona^e in WaAJjington cjf law Ht Long iJranch before enttir- —John Helmut and .slsfer, of by his wife, lel't this morning for ard, Teanle Howard. si rvvl. Jng tlie Presbyterian ministry. Hrnklyn, are visiting their coysin, New York, en route to Montreal, Men's fancy dlvliiK—Win, Barnett, — Rev. and Mrs. *Arthar Mason Mrs, tfSeorga R. Went, of Grand av**-- Canada, where they will remain for flrttt; Al. Cornell, nec/jnd. James Cloughly, Mis 4^| a fortnight visit ing scenes of their CiniiKHly, IMIHS Dorothy Doraii iin J line I'm an and (laugh ter. katherine. tine. Hoy» fancy dive—-Cbarlea Waiter, who have be.rn spf-ndlng some Mine -Rrne.st 3, Allen wood, of New childhood days. Mrs. Blrk is'a'Wtive Mis» AdHa^Xichdll. of Norwood ave- of Montreal, while ffr. Blrk 'comes if I 1 I ,t V nrtit: .Hardy Hushr •••.••<-<\'\'- 50 yuids swim—Evelyn How- for San Francisco. Cftl. They will mid Mrs. Borden Jeffrey, of Pearl from Prescott, Ontario. Thla is their Helvidert-. * East on, Fe,nn., and the second triji home in over twenty nrd, en ! 'i • !•• Howard and Orace Delaware Water (tap. sail from 'Frisco to Hankow, China street. HE city and the country Hevfiit1. tied tor second. years. —Mr. and Mrs. George GUwighly. on September i:ith. - AllK'Tt Pitiroe, of Lakewood, was are linked together by Bell Vowing r&vf, I*. BurdKft, only entry. of Albany. N. Y.. foruier renidenlH of —.Mrs. W. S. rf. Parser and Mis^an over Sunday giie^t of Mr. anil Airs. A further aeonnt will be given in Long Branch, £ Margaret Parker, of Broadway, ar« Oeoifre LukB, of No^wupri Hvenue. Advertise In the Daily Record. T Telephone Service. tomorrow's paper. city man when away can keep iri touch ThoiiKlil Kite Au \«-« «.|.l.ut<*. ' * ClaiWe Potter, an HutMiiiniH' klfP with bis office and business interests. flyer, is rt.'HponKll>]e for the appear W NEW ancc of a new star In the heaven lasi ,, In a like manner, thp man from the country night. Claude, who lives in 1 he who is .visiting in the city, run telephone, his home northern unction of Mo- rii.>, has .1 star kiie with a lantern atluclimt'til. and find out how things are. While l he Htiii'.s wi'ff uliHCiited last n.!gfat, Claude flew his lute, which This is passible all over the country because tooik tha breejii' und itfuyed all kindn Bell Telephone service is universal. of pranks at the esl of ii Steul c(trd. Tht1 IlKhted lantern shone brightly, 111*1 attiiicied tin- attenCoti uf many. Have you a Bell Telephone? HoJ a Jew thoiiHhi ii #aa B flying macliiiiH or balloon thnt wan flying NEW YORK TEUSFJJO?*E COBJPAIfY i»ver the city. When it heram*"1 ,t tvfry Bstt Telephone it a Long Distance Station Btal Ionurv of bet'K • it!MI .• 1, i |t was a. ii**w slur thttt lisid made Its appear- Inaugurate Tomorrow the First ance without the knowledge of the ;istronoiimrs. <.'luudc had li:s kite up 1 .lotm T. fKl*/ • < • Sat unlay, but I he lantern had been Jnhn T. TFtley. OIIH of ttv Rspub- "if CiPBELL lican candidates for'Mayor, is u i'ivli a 1 wtce- Yearly oertes of War veii-Tan. Paradoxical UM it may (Coiitinupd froftl-Plmt Page). H;K U Fl-fMii KIU'OIH-UII Trip. ia*m, whlln Mr- TttUpy, wan loyitl I 1'rof. Charles T. Stone, prlni'ipal thf Civil War. ii(i 4H an "ingmwui Daniel C. Wood, un* af tin- Dem if ih" Chittlie High Kcliuol, who has in polities, and tajraJn suiknowlediie iet-n louring Kliiope lor thn past i-rarle candid a (.<*» f(tr Councilman Is no party 'fbons." id- Hays Hi*- law Important Lace Curtain Distributions uho.it-40 vfin-s -»Ml. :unl has resided big parly boff was "BID Twt-yU" am) nine wet-ks, luts rel uvaed to liis jVyaahlngton street home. Mrs. Btoni in •'Hod 'icuik ;«ll hi-- MM. M- 1» a thul party *»*,---,«- have fttym grovv 1 member ur UH' Onu of ^lqon«v &. smaller In calibre BYM fttx'f. » ind ffHnitv, who linv* becu gpssdlBg 'RM Slimmer 111 H riddel on, Maine, Wood, uiid la lu BnaUMili 08 VlUME now lh« people can licit the I « *•% Fnmt mire**!, W)I*T« -> "IIOMH" rnad**t Off rather s«lf-('or have also returned Home.' f A Chqrnting Exposition of a harness etorc Mr. WmufcJsa mp«i- I ut IMI, wiihoui half irylnjE, mid hei' of many orgliitaiilicuifl, ami U considci'ftl a ttt run K mudldftff. !!•• irtmati i« Rive Hie ople of l LACE DRAPERIES and LACES BY THE YARD baa never be«n ucLive in polit.<> Hank a chauc? i<$do U'tck at CARDINAL GIBBONS. ii"iinill\*-i\u |M miit) \ John ( - Oliver. . . IH H .luhn C. Oliver, one of ttn» Demo- t!i 'i,ill K(rvnt uiul IH U propei'ty MV, HIM Prilat* Deplores Lack of Econ- To Be Known as the September Sale of Lace Curtains cratic rand I'd a ten for <*ntui<-i!inaii 1* Me is actively idetiLlliftd ,wltu man,1 omy of Present Generation. ii bun I 55 years old, and rcsidi-s uu orgjnlzuUong. Mi'. »|l*'.v iu knowi ^Shrewsbury avenue, whuve h« owns M Die man wbo I'ouwUt ih« "gui'liugi Stationed before the frontiers of Europe's great lace-making countries for months past, and venturing into K*'vwiil hou»en. For a lung time ha contract." . WHA a conductor mi Ut« <'e.i>lral JtaiJ- HtumiH Sxiliiiih. hitherto little-known paths of lace-industry, our commissioners have trailed down almost endless new creations for ' road, Ai preneni lie in lu tin* CIHII- Samuel Sal.;iih, ona af-Uie Bspul) tomorrow's unique lace curtain distribution. bt?rry bunln**Hs, and owns V*)liable lican r;irniii|;itcj, /nr Mayor is ; Their conquest includes the direct control, FOR OUR EXCLUSIVE SELLING, of the twelvemonth's prod- bugs near Farm ingd *.!••. His son, wtaliliy, and wi'll-Unown if.-ti Hank Ernesf, is employed in the Firil Na- "T. He >van foriiH'iiy a UH'nilji*r o ucts of many of the best lace needleworkers on the continent. tional B«nk. The iioinmTiitH uxjtetH HIM plumbing Uiui of ^nbalb. & White As a consequence, these patterns, made solely for us, are freed from the usual intermediate costs and will be him to poll a lai-R*1 vote hi th« VYeat Mr Haliiiili is tiu> candidate of whu shown tomorrow at the lowest prices, for,the same qualities, in Manhattan's retail history. _ ..,< Red Zlauk district. He has never !^ known as I he Ki-|nib!n\tii "OfglSll been active in politics. atlon." A r.-w r««ra >>uck Mr. flab&tl was ,i candidiitu for 'iiuyor on the \W ,The Exhibition's Scope, Newness and Economies P II It J < ii ti tickft and was debated b] William Ottt-rson, Democrat. At t.hn Ever since ^ace-making originated, in the Middle Ages, when queens first wrought ecclesiatical needlework, lime he WjiK ntijl In the pi um inn j wom«n ^ave felt the charm of this queenly craft. -• . . IjusinesH, and i diili! not x4iv»• ns nine) Lace needlework and bobbin-craft has its history, its romance, its literature, its smuggling tragedies, and, in time to the campaign then as he cai this year. Having all kinda of uifti.c\ beautiful lace ballads, its music. . (id much time to electioneer, Mi' 3|tbath IK rugarded aft a very formlda tili< man politically, and the organlz Tomorrow's Unique Display iitlon Ht'imblicanH gay elc-ctlon 1> The exhibition that opens with our doors tomorrow ought, therefore, prove an unforgettable pleasure to the women IT now. Mr. S'U.bbuth in n man o of New Yprl^ and vicinity, for no less than the entire Drapery Gallery, a city block in area, will be devoted to it. leroiis !ni|»iil-•• ; iiml KUO4 to itn Itotir. Nfe}» c;«rtains of needle, cushion and bobbin work will be displayed in a filmy maze of fair white avenues. Each \l<\iiiHl*-r W. Kussell. fluttering aisle will be devoted to some one special class of curtain. Ah'xftmler W. Rwasell, one ot France, Belgium, Ireland, Scotland, England and America have contributed laces in pairs—casement laces, sash ;.-|Hibiicaii randidat^s for ; emm laces, bed sets and garniture and decorative panels for every one's purse and purpose. Island inn, la a rcHidwnt of Shrewsbury nve- Families planning new draperies for Fall—hotel keepers, institution managers—all will be glad, we feel sure, to iif, tie has now lived in Red Bank time time. He veet-ntly purc.ha.Ryd. a take advantage of this opportunity. , . house of Mrs. €»pt. Coiey.. Mr. Kus- From hundreds upon hundreds of patterns only a few are outlined here: sell, i lie He pull cans say, Is a atrou^ EXCURSION candidate. CARDINAL HITS LUXURY. i>:'w, dcploreU the value. " ' ' ';•••'• • •• near tomorrow's quotations. \ van man. If yon nee a I)1K u'li on t luck of economy by the present gener- At $5.75, $6,. $9.50 and $12.75 a pair, we offer Renaissance Please examine them searchingly. Please note their beauty, , ran "K. .1. Heilly, Express, &c." whj 1 ation. qualities that the most conservative market estimates value at delicacy and fine yet serviceable fabric. $13.50, $15, $17.50 and ADMISSION TO DREAMLAND this is " Kd," or ra t h e i Kd' s w a go n $7.50, $8, $13.50 and $25 respectively. We feel that anticipa- twelve other prices graduating to $70 a pair. "The people believe," he snld, "that Rd*M friends Hay he can move any- tions will be more' than realised when you see them. thing ftom,a IIUMIV*-! 6i rutftt>agft)| tibey must liav« automobiles, nmst go Hand-Made Cluny Curtains ti:p • to D 15,11-00ton safe, and wi)J to the theaters, must have various Children 50c 1 Lacet Arab* Hand-Made Curtains I'Kfwlse be Che. "whole turkey' when kinds of aimiHL-meuts Mini must Imve All in white or arabe except one number. The special character-1 il ronifs tu moving a majority of nuiiiy things more or less expensive Borden are wide, rich, heavily raised. Some are enriched al- istics are adherence to the early designs of Cluny guipure—the ^ I votes to Hind him ns councilman. E( without which their fathers nnd grand most lavUtuy. All are made of double cable bobbinet, in all round earliest form of lace known—and the true Cluny insert borders that STEAMER a property owner and took iin fathers got along well enough IIDC styles and quality that are most praiseworthy at $3.90, $4.50, $4.90, look so well architecturally from the street, No need to mention V ! place un the ticket of Willis A. Clay prospered. This desire prevents a sen $540, $6.75, $7.75, $8.75, $9.75, $13.50 and dh through many inter- service, as Clunys are famous for wear. Beginning at $2.50 there V ton, (he Imtcher, who refused to run ibie conHervailou of the people's re mediate prices up to $30 a pair. are eleven other prices up to $20. . \ I THOMAS PATTEN sources," With these we specially profferLacets, at $6.75, $8.50 and $12.75 It Is said the Republicans made . that, are appraised at qualities worth from a half again to double Irish Point Lace Curtains stronK effort to "pull off" Mr. Pii these prices. But please compare tomorrow. All these prices represent special opportunities, those at $5tandf tenger, the JH-mocrat4<- candidate foi FLIES A MILE A MINUTE. $7.50 are unique values, $3.50, $3.75, $4.25, and aoongradingupyto V Mayor, bul failed. Several of Mr Antique Lace Curtains $14, $16.50, $17.50 and $21.50. ! SUNPAY PltieuKer'a close Republican friend* Charlpi K. Hamilton Makat Remark- This entire collection is of an exceptional character in mesh, are said to have caile-d on htm with able 8pMd at Sacramento. distinctive type of ornamentation, in clear, cameo-like outlines and Sash Curtains and "Bonne Femme" Stores I mouriKiiK on their hats and teartulh Sacramento, Cal., Sept. 0.—Cburlea K. Hamilton covered a mile lu on« serviceable fabric, $2.50, $3.25, $3.50, $3.75, $4.50, $4.75, $6.50, $7, Rcnaiuance Sash—$2.75, $3.75, $4.50, $4.75, $5,and $6.50 a%\ begged him not to run. 'Mr. Pitteng $8, $9 and $9.50 a pair. ' ' Br, who by the way Is a buteller, minute flat lu his aeroplane flight In ( pair. Very special values. Sept. ii io this city. Wbeu he came down both From $10.50, ranging through eight other prices up to $32.5,0, gave Iheqe "friend^" the "cold- Maria Antoinette Saih—$3.50, $4, $4.25. $4.50,>$4.75,s$5, Bhoulder." Mr. Plttenger says he is wlu-els collapsed under him, but In, the variety is the most interesting and beautiful imaginable. $5.50, $6.50, $7.50 and $8.50 a pair. Very special values. escaped without injury. In the race to It ay and likewise to Lacet Arabe Sa,h $2.75, $3.25, $3.50, $4, $4.50,S$4.75,i$5, win. Marie Antoinette Lace Curtains Leave: With two exceptions all patterns come in both the arftbe and $5.50, $6.50, $7.75/ $8.50. $9.50, $9,75, $10.50 ami $1340 a^pair. Ii i.s said the -Republican organiza- KEENE MUCH IMPROVED. white. There are especially graceful designs in ribband and floral Very special values. tion likewise has made a dead set at Long Branch - 9:00 N»w Ysrktr't Phyiieians Think Immi- effects in finer and better qualities than we have ever seen at $3.90, Cluny Saih-rla white or Arabe, $2, $2.25, $2.50, $3.25,^3.7! .John T. Tetley to induce hime to and $5 a pair. Exceptional value*. ' • (j withdraw as Candidate for the Re- Jtate Danger Hu Passed. $4.50, $6.75,'$7, $7.50. $7.75, $8.50, $9.75, $11, $12.50, $14.75, Pleasure Bay - 9:10 publican nomination for Mayor. H" Lpxlngtuu, Ky., Sept. U.-Jomcs R. $17.50 a pair. Filet Store* $7.50, $10.50, $12.50, $1640, $2140, $35,; was promised the nomination for Keene, tbe New York taoi'setuan nnd Also at $5.50, $6.50 and $8 a pair are extra special values. $37.50 and $67.50 each. \ •• Sea Bright - - 9:45 eoroneT in 1!H1 if he would with- ut-ier, wlio has been aerlouMly HI at Please compare with what others show at $7 to $11. Renaiuanee Stores—$4.50, $4.75, $5, $6.50, $7.50, $8 Undo, draw. He emulated Mr. Pittenger 1 In- tioud Sauinrltan hospital Iwre, Is $9.50 each. Special. ^^ \^ Highlands - 10:10ant] likewise showed Lheau "friends" repurtvd (o be much Improved. Brussels Lace Curtains Lacet Arabe Storet $6, $6.50, $7.50, $8, $10.50, $16.50 triad 'lie "inarhle-heart." All unusual offerings at $9.75, $12, $1240, $17.50, $19.50. ' $17.50 each. Third Gslfcry, New Boildin* Tin- i%c\ that Red 'Bank's tax rate Coney Island 5 p.m. will be very much higher thin year MERRYMAKERS INJURED. is cutting a big figure in local af- Broadway, Eighth to falra. Tw.lv» Caught In 8wash of Coney 1 Fourth avenue, JOHN WANAMAKER Tenth attvet A fact of couKideraliU algniflcanci? Island "Double Whirl." I that such men as William T. Cor- New Xork. Sipt. (l.-I'lv« persona ie«, Bdmtind Wilson, William S. were injured, three prulmbly mortally, Child, Fred D. Wickoff, and many wheu tUe ftxle of the so called "iHmble TO COMB FROM LONG BRANCH TO WANAMAK- nihers of equal popularity and prom- Whirl" at Coney Island broke taut ER'S.—Take the McAdoo Tunnel train at the Pennsylvania inence have endorsed Mr. Tetley's night, hurling twelve riders twenty Station in Jersey City to the Hudson Terminal Building, Ful- numinaiion petition. It is said Mr. Feet to tlw ground, where they wen* ton Street, Manhattan; or the ferry at the New Jersey Central juried under a mass of wreckage. Tetley will shortly come out with a Station in Communipaw to Liberty Street, Manhattan. When 'platform" showing the voters Just what be stands for. The pala o{ a luoaqulto bite is causea you have reached Manhattan by either way, a short walk >j a fluid Injected Into the blood to crossing Broadway brings you to the uptown subway sta- make it thin enough to pua down UM tion ; change at Brooklyn Bridge to a local train and get off Advertise In the Dally Record. iuaect's tlvoat. sjt A*tor Place, which if the entrance to tha Wanamakcr Star*. LONG BRANCH DAILY RECORD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1910.

A&P Pure Food Daily Bulletin For Week Commencing Monday, September 5th

YOU WILL POSITIVFLY

ATLANTIC PACIFIC Reduce Your Cost of Living Twenty-five cents on the dollar if you buy your GROCERIES at the A&P Store. One right in your neighborhood. Note the extraordi- nary bargains this week. * ^NEWARK'S STORE BEAUTIFUL [BROAD, NEW-AND HAJUSEY STREET RETAILORS • Fresh Roasted New-Crop Fancy-Chop COFFEES TEAS with Extra Stamp* with Extra Stamps None to equal them tn the V. S. Great strength Mixed, Oolong, Ceylon, A>.,;MM Kng. Breakfast, aim ili-lii Inn . flavor. Try this Cotfee and you will -Young Hyson, Imperial, India and Gunpowder. The have a cur, second to ilbne. 'ThlH Coffee cannot be same quality* of Tea cannot be procured elsewhere duplicated at any price. at any price. Try a Ib.

10 Stamps with 1 Ib 20c COFFEE 20 Stamps with 1 Ib - 35c TEA 20 Stamps with 1 Ib 36c COFFEE 25 Stamps with 1 fb 40c TEA 25 Stamps with 1 Ih 30c COFFEE 40 Stamps with 1 Ib 50c TEA 30 Stamps with 1 Ib 35c COFFEE 50 Stamps with 1 Ib 60c TEA

Have You Tried GRANDMOTHER'S Our Big Birthday Party A&P PORK AND BEANS Trade Tempters The Party the Whole State Has Been Talking About And Waiting No, 1 can 6c; No. 2 can 10c; No. 3 can 15c The beans that you have been looking tor. They gj have that home-made taste. For- -It Begins To-day and Will Whirl Along For Two Full Weeks Sultana Peas - 10c Come little folks—come grown-ups; come• old and young, and join the merry EXTRA STAMPS REGULAR PRICE 12c 1O Stamps party we are giving this week. My, what a jolly time we'll all have! with arty of the following articles Marshall's 1 can SULTANA SPICE 10c Plain or It's going to be the biggest, grandest, greatest birthday party you ever heard tell 1 box SHAKER SALT 10c Tom.Sauce Herring 2 - 25c of. There'll be such a merry time—so much sweet music, so many pretty souve- u-lb cake A&P PREMIUM CHOCOLATE 16c REGULAR PRICE 15c 1 jar A&P JAM 15c nirs, so many new and beautiful things on exhibition, so much that is to be sold at EXTRA STAMPS, Prunes st 4 • 25c Anniversary prices, and so many, many thousands of people! Oh! everybody'H be 1O REGULAR PRICE 8c -here beceuse this is everybody's store. Everybody'!! be eager to join in the store's with any of the following articles 1 bottle A4P CATSUP 18c 1 bottle HIRES- ROOT BEER 16c 1 bottle A&P AMMONIA 10c 1 pkg. EC-CORN FLAKES 10c Laundry Starch 7 *• 25C 1 bottle A4P STUFFED OLIVES 10c REGULAR PRICE 5c

Extra Stamps Extra Stamps 8O STAMPS 25 STAMPS with a large can with a large bottle Celebration A&P BAKING POWDER 50c A4P EXTRACTS, All Flavors ' 25c Absolutely Pure Absolutely Pure Last year we had 25,000 to 50,000 people every day of the big festival. People ALL OUR GOODS ARE STANDARD came for miles around, from every town and hamlet, from the cities and the%cross- roads—and they were all amazed and delighted —glad they came, everyone of them. 229 BROADWAY, LONG BRANCH, And they'll all be here again and more besides, so we're bound to have the jolliest times and the biggest crowds the biggest of New Jersey's stores has ever seen. Branch, the building of a^eoncret^ ijnd a knocker." Hi eel pier. If (he plans of the archi- The benediction was pronounced EXERCISES AT tect and builders are successful, the Rev, Alfonso Dare, pastor of the Sini!>- son Memorial Methodist Episcop-il (Continued From First Page.) monument we begin here today will There'll Be Big Slices For All Who Corpe in the last for agus." Mr. Fay likened the Church. I "Mr. Fay said Just enough and terne improvement to the landing of th Following the invocation, the chris- ly (o leave ;i lasting impression." Pilgrim Fathers at Plymouth Rock. tening of the new pier took place. Mr. Fay opened by referring to the Former State Senator Frank P. M< Mrs. John. Hnbbard Parker had been interest taken by the residents, sum Dermli, of Newark, who is spending assigned to t\im pleasant task by Con Bargain Cake of the Anniversary Sale mer citizens aa weil as tfiose who live the summer at the Scarnoro Hotel, tractor ROBOIT. Mrs. Parker held i-i here all the year. In the pier project. was the second speaker. Senator .Mo- her hand a bottle of Crystal Spring "Any stop in the right direction meaiM- Dermit, who has his eye of Senator Water, tied with a blue ribbon. progress to any city. Today we areKean's seat at Washington, took As the ten-ton piling was bein^ Mighty Trade Event, involving millions of dollars' worth of fresh, new affout to start, R magnificent undertak- Hctive part in I he celebration. He hoisted clear of the walk Mrs. Parker ing and we all predict for It a bright acquainted with the young coniractcr. broke the bottle of water, naming the and suect?Ktitnl future, one that will Samuel R. Rosoff, whom he says new structure the "Long Branch Mif- merchandise at prices most extraordinary! excel the early days of the resort." a hustler. "I learned of him first, Iton-Dollar Pier." The Star Spangled Mr. Fay referred to the days when said Mr. McDermil, "at Galveston, Banner was played by the band, while Lung Branch was the summer Capita1 Texas, where he successfully complet- all hats were removed by the gentle The command has gone out from headquarters to Over $100,000 worth of goods more than were re- uf America, the times when Grant and ed a big undertaking. men. every member of our trained corps of managing ceived last year passed thru our receiving rooms in Garfleld were Rummer residents. "I expect," said hR, "to live to sec Small American flags were set In (4 August, indicating the breadth of the movement, "Those days were the pat my otus Mr. Rosoff establish an ocean pier In the piling as it was Kwung off In po buyers, Do the best you can,"—and everyone has for Long Branch. Not only Presi- Long Branch second to none in tb«; it ion to b% driven by water pressure exerted himself to secure If or this occasion many lots and the depth of our determination to gather for this dents, but Supreme Court judges, tiov- world, one that will advertise Long by J. A. Howland, of Sea Bright,«and Anniversary Sale event by odds the greatevSt collec- eittors and the like summered IMT, Branch from one end of the coast to his force of men. The sinking of the of new, seasonable and useful goods and garments to long before Atlantic City, Anbury Park the other, Atlantic City will not bopiling proved an interesting holiday sell at prices that will be the wonderment of the tion of merchandise this store ever opened a Fall and Cape May .were dVeamed of." in It when the Roaoff pier is built." attraction. It required the assistance season with. / Mr. McDermit spoke of the length of several ^police officers to keep the trade. Mr. Fay referred to the early aniusu- j ment features of the resort and the and breadth of the proposed pier, th crowd back of the danger line. gay social life back in the «aiiy sev- fact that the best engineers of the With clockllke work the concre'p Surely it will be a feast for the economical, a treat for seekers for the new and beautiful, a delight to all who enties. "You may travel the world world had been secured to superintend and steel piling was lowered to the over and nowhere will you find a drive Its construction. "There can be nospot marked by the* engineer and Qfu glory in the achievements of the State's Greatest Store like Ocean avenue. Today, my friends, question of theability of the promo soon stink to Us proper depth, the you stand upon the garden! spot of tnt ters," said he, "to build the pier. All band playing patriotic airs while the earth. Why should we not prosper?you want to do in to stand hack of settling was In operation. Before tb,- The Anniversary Sale Will Run Two Full Weeks—Tuesday, September 6th, to September 17th There is no reason why we should the young contractor to the, finish. I piling was sunk three hearty cheers not In a few short years become tht: predict that Samuel R. Rosoff and his were given Mr. Rosoff, led by Mr. annul est spot, on the whole American colleagues will make good." Good. The first piling was in position *iKst. A*ll we need to accomplish Park Commission Brent Good, on*> shortly before four o'clock and the I his end is a united populace. Why of theoriglnal pier enthusiasts, was large crowd was soon dispersed and MIDDLjETOWN LOCALS. Arrested and Fined $5. Baptized Sick Girl. BELFORD LOCALS i;Would not every resident, of Long the last speaker.' He said: without accident, William Covert, of Sea Bright, wa* At I he close of the preach I rig ser- Branch love the city in wjiich they "The building of a piejxtfill benefit Last evening several thousand per- 1 arrested Thursday night by officer vice at the Hemml Maptist Church William Kolchnian, one of the chief live. It's up to a united citizenship to Rev, Horace R. Goof)child, pastor o* Long Bran^tf T1»4»-yfmng nmn has sons gathered at the park grounds the Baptist Church, nan returned after Collins, charged with being intoxiented Sunday morning, Rev. Anbury Sma engineera of the New .Jersey Central bring long Branch back ta Its former ^;one ahead and I am satisfied that he and casino to listen to the concert bj and disorderly on the street. Curies wood baptised in the pool Kthnl Mills, Railroad, hay purchased the home pre.stige." having S|HMH IIIH vacation among rela- will complete It in due time. Every the Royal Infantry Band and to watch tives and friends in thcMohawk Val- Spratley wan arrested along with Co- wlici has been sick for Home tirnt stead property of the. late Captain "Today," con tinned Mr. Fay, "we. man. woman and child in Long Branch the display of fireworks. Both were ley. Preaching services have been re- vert. At the hearing Friday mor I- past. The MMton of I he Sunday John Beeley, as well as the vacant lots have reached RlKiU -i" period in Long should become a pier boosters and not much enjoyed. sumed at the eh'urch. • ing Sprat ley was allowed to go free, school WUK held at I wo o'clock, in of Frank Mieure adjoining. Mr. Relch- James Wilson IK planning to sneril as he stated lhat he was anon ted charge of Superintendent Uws, fol- man will tell the old house to some- part of the winter at his plantation 01 while In the act of trying to make lowed by preaching at night and bap- one who will remove it, and he. will the St. Johns river, Fla. peace, and someone hit him from the Hum. James Tyler waa Immersed In then have all his property graded to Daniel C. Hendiirksou, of Fruit rear. Judge Bedford reprimanded Ihc the pool at the evening service. the same level. The land will be cov- Vale Farm, haa finished marketing h'r felow severely and told him that If ered wHh rich top soil and seeded (JrajiBnstein apple crop and is ship- he ever came up IK'fore him again he Officer Bitten By Dog- down with lawn gratia. Ornamental would make him "take his| medicine." While trying to separate a bull ter trees and shrubbery will IJR planted iing grapes, whieh he estimates will 1 be half a crop. lAst year Mr. He,i- With thai he discharged him. Covert Her and white poodle dog that war. and concrete sidewalks put down. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD was guilty and was fined $;», which (.Killing In Broadway, near Third avo When the.se minor improvements arft drickson had between 18,600 and H.- NDO basketK of grapes, whieh wold tor was paid. nue, Saturday morning, Patrolman completed, Mr. Reichman intend* tj any price. The price this year is ali-r lvins Krrlckson was bitten on thebuild a twenty-room house, which be offer than 'ant. Wood Manager of Chicago Rink. wrist. The poodle dop Brat attacked will occupy with ^lls family. Mott Wood, the champion ice skat the officer's club. The wound was James Dowd, son of Michael Dowd, Sea Bright Budget For 1911. er, who retired from the amateur cauterized by Drugget L L. Patter Is considered one of the best engineers At a meeting of the borough coun- ranks to meet and defeat the top-lin- sou at Smythe's pharmacy. The bull of the entire Central system. He H $225 « ATLANTIC CITY ers in the professional class, has tak- terrier dog belonged to Dr. Scudder .1. now in charge of the. "Star," No. 900. cil at Sea Bright, orf Thursday lf» en up a new field in the same line of Wool ley. which is the private locomotive of the ling, the budget f#r the coming year sport. He Is now in Chicago, where was adopted. It shows approprtntfonK officials of Mir road. September 8, 1910 he has accepted a position aa mana- Elberon Chauffeur Held. Captain John Mclaughlin, of the amounting to $11,5ito. This was divid- ger ami director of the Chicago Cry- ed up as follows: Light, ft,660; police, Magistrate Handy In the second dis- New York Fire Department, has been SPECIAL TRAIN stal Palace ice skating rink. He istrict court, at New Brighton Friday, visiting his father, Michael McLaugh- Train Leave* Train Lilaves Train Leaves $1,8"»; flre department, |2,500; bor- busy getting the rink in readiness for I'rrlh Alnboy 6.15 A.M. West End 7.07 A.M. Sea Oirt. 7.37 A.M. held George Sent re, a chauffeur for Iln, of this place. South Aniboy ...... ti.^o " ougn purposes, $l,iiiM); roads, $2,5(10: the fall and winter season. Being Klberon J.10 Manasmian 7.39 " poor. $2O(|. Mayor Shropshire appoint Frederick Straus, of No*. York, in The ladies of the Methodist Church lJiurourp Harbor ....f6.23 " Deal Beach f7.13 Bridle f7.41 " familiar with indoor skating and hav- $100 bail for court of special sessions. are buoy baking cakes and making Cllltwood f6.27 " Allenhurst 7 16 " Point Pleasant 7.46 " ed policeman .lames Collins as consta- ing participated in many events, Mott Mr. Straus furnished the ball for his Matawan 6.30 " North Asbviry Park 7.17 Bay Head 7.51 " Me. to fill ihe vacancy caused by in** sandwiches, which they will have at Hajlet fS.34 " will no doubt secure the best attrac- appearance In court when wanted. Asbury Park (Ocean Seaside Park 8.09 " death of Robert Blair. The mayor tions for the foremost western rink. the Red Bank fair. William Vaughan, Miiidlctown f6.42 " Grove). .7.20 " Toms River 8.24 " 1 Sent re was arrested Wednesday af- tile Port Monmouth contractor, d!4 Red Bank 6.50 " Bradley Beach f7.22 informed I he council regarding th" Mrs. Wood is still in I^ong Branch, ternoon by Bicycle Patrolman Schley 1.11 tie Silver 6.55 " Avon f7.24 RETURNING changes in the police assignments, and but contemplates going to ChicaHo their carpenter work without charge. Rranchnort 7.00 " Belmar 7.27 Leave Atlantic City ..6.30 P.M. for speeding along Amboy avenue, Long Branch 7.05 " Gomo f7.30 [T1 Stops only on notice to the same were confirmed by the coun- just as soon

Guernseys, Class ;j. Ut division ham, William Turner, Arthur Hefrlng- First Robert ibi'-iii'iiii. sucond, J. ton, I'ftcr Duff. A, llankfll. The prize winners in this depart- 3d division Fiat, .1. A. Hpskell, Red nii'i.l were aiinounci.il. then ' Hunk; geroiid, Robert HartttUorBw, fo? revision, 'i'hu corrected Ilti has | Highlands; 'bird, J. A. II.H.M tiol btu-n given out as yjU. The flril It!) tflVBtnn—firat, J. A. Ha^ki l|. iiimuiincement nbowed that Mr«. l-l'- oth iMvlni(ui p'ir^t, J, A. IfHKkeli. thin It. \ia< hi, of Atlantic HigtilandB, Delicious nth division Klivt, HUIMTI tfarft had carried off eleven honors; .\i n-. JMHIII ; ^I'cond, J. A. ft&fltell. Kdgar A. Hlote, nine, and M. A. Rice 7lb dlvlWon- nr*X J. A. IIa«1i«;ll live . The liltiplHy was nicely arraneetl ^tt'ond, Bobt*t*t Hartsfcaraa and re<'elved the favorable comments mi diviHton WtHl. Robert Hart* of numerous visitors. borne; second, Hobyrf* Har^hurne Department J—Domestic GOLDSTEIN'S {third, 3. A. HaKkt-H. :uul manufactures—Director in charge. !+lb division—Kirnt, fftolxirt, Marts Mrs. William M. Thompson; exhlbl homo; second. J. A. Haikell; third tlon committee, MTH. J, C. RlobdaH MADE WITH Itobcri ilaiUhornt!. Mi-- Margaret 11. Morford, Mrs 1'nii divlBlon—Flr»t, Hoberl Harts Thonian H. Kit.'Ul, Mrs. .lamew J. Hop TRUNKS, SUIT CASES, HAND BAGS hornu; Hticooc], J. A. UaNkell. plug; judgtH, Miss \j. p. Oray, Brow 11th (tlvl^lon -Hanw a» division ]( or Slflitfrttf ; ClintoClinton AA.. WilmWilmcrdinn g Clans 4, Kimt division— Kirst. M. C Prank I1. White, t. W- Hunter, \\ Bofflati, Oceanic LHt FOR EVERYBODY 3d dfvlKlon— K|r«t M, A. Rim, Ator awards not yei e>)uipl(.-tei ROYAL"•POWDE"R Department I.—Dogs—Director i Impossible to find a more complete collection than we can lantlc HlKblaiutu; eucond, T. N. M Carter. H<<1 Bank. ehurge, I. H. Honford; HupeiinU'iKJen1 show you right here. If you want the ever lasting kind, no f*th iliviBion—First, M. A. Rice, Mrs, E. W. TUocknioilou; dlHvveti are the most appetizing, health- 7lli dlviniou—riml, M. C. I). Burden Judgnti for each elans, matter what the price, we have them —if you want the low ful and nutritious of foods f-e<-ond. T. N. McCartt-r; iblrd. if, A Ther*^ wfrre. four hundred and tw-/>; priced sort that will give satisfactory service we have them n\ct-. tytwo dogfl entered. Partial list A • i ' * •• <•* »'^ "«• Bib division—FlfRt, T. N. McCartor timers IH as [ollowe; too, every price, every size and every style in Our Mammoth • • i stcond, M. C, P. Bordcn. St. BernardH—Cup prlise winners. Collection. A complete cook book containing over Oth division—First, N. Butterbacti Cup 17, While Star Ken tie Is cup- 800 valuable receipts sent tree on request Oceanic. Winner, 7, Orion of Hercuvoen-Het , Notice Qur West Window Exhibit. ('lush 5—DiviKlona 1 to 11 won bvcuve.en Kennels; 19, Lady Colin, M. A. Rite, of AMantfo Highlands. '.*up 18, the Wfllowmfi'p Kentiei cm Clasw (1, diviBlpii 1— First, M. A —Winner. 25, Sir Hodman, I, B. Hoe FEGULAR TRUNKS-- ROYAC BAWJHO POWDEH CO , f more hotly home. - Prize 25, |D.00, J. Biiikley—Winn A Trunk; thty are compact, don't take up much room and are built for fprm eropa, it in iMievt-ii ihat every CoiUhKtod "ml thf morr exciting. H filiKl" vlfltnr vli'Wfrt (be ixhlhln, an 1 Kli dlvlKlon .1. A. M».:ht'll. \'.i, l-ady Colin. Hereuvewi Kennelf*. I wan won by Wnihim K. Kelly'* Fran 1 Cup 28, Frud Wiison—Winner 17 hard knocks -Price Ranges $2.50, $2.75, $3.25, $3.75, $4.25 and a ".n-iir inaiiy ujfiilt- mure th;in OHH DepartiiH'iit C—She* j> and goatp— cvh Signal, withdrawn frnm tile first up to $6.50. lilii. Tin- nllu-v tents wen* n!ai> larfit* Director in charge, Kdwln Field. M ldupRndent Abbess, Mrs. M. A. Rico met- urn] mith'ri us a starter to Ihe Hiiporlntendent, Theodore Shuit; Cup 27, Gertrude A. Davies— Win ly vlaiii'il. 1 FiCdml. 'J'li* IIiM two htats were er 12, White Biar Barry, White Stai The IIOK show, liHit IIHIIIT the aus- jud'Ki', Frederick C. Minkler. trolled Jimt it Hilltt inidt-r tho 21 The entries WIT*1 not so nnnit-roii KennclB; 21. White Star Girl, Whlu DRESS SUIT CASES- pices (if tin? ATii'Tiean Ki-niifl A.sj-ocia mark and were won liy Bell Mali], a Star KeniK'la. tUni, broko \iy Saturday liintit. bill tlu^ ii this (Jepurtmpiii and the main con horse from M(. Holly. PrnnccH HI-* Cup 2!t, Andrew Allbright—Winner For anyone going away for a few days what can equal a Dress other iliiiiiiinniits, hurllctill un\ edll- tt'Ht centrred in tlio nilvor cup given iiiil van wjiv hack In i lifsi' bests, hut iy franh U Conable to ihe exhibition S4, Herciiveeli-Hercuveen Kennels. Suit Case. We have them at $1.00, $1.25, $1.69, $1.98, $2.50, caliunat. nunliinwty and livi- ilock when her owner saw that ah.1 each n=e<>fv,u llicir ciuniu of visiu*-;*. if I hi: taPHt ram nhowri. It wan won 'UTI 80, It. R. Hughes, Enq.—Win- wunldn'l have to break her own ivc y a Hampablr^ rani from M. A. Itice'd ner 21, White Star Girl, While Star $3.50, $4.50 and up to $9.98. Primiiiuiit fartiici-H jind UiHr famil- ) out in order to wh) thf race, nhe tonk Or.vnoch FainiH. Kennels; 12, White Star Barry, White ies lroni cvi'i'y section or Moniiitt|!li the last Hint- hoitH liuudlly, Although Class 1—Shrep. Btur Kennels. imii aiJ.toitilnK I'ouutit'H wrn< In the l,ii-Hell Maid made tier 50 In win. Houthdowtifj--Divisions 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Cup 31, G. V. Glebe, Esq.—Winner, Full Line--MATTING SUIT CASES--AU Sizes hor Hay crowd. The BUBSranrlefl were u» follow:*: W. B. Lloyd, Red Bank. lerciiveen-Hercuveen Kennels. AnotluT all ruction which many chil- F!r»t run1, LMIi hot, purse JBim. CIBSH 2, HampHhlrcB—-DlvlsioiiH I, Clans 31, St. Bernard (smooth) CLUB, OXFORDS and KIT BAGS- dren as well an atliiltK took III wu.-i tlio 1, 2, :i- 2, II, M. A. Rice, Atlantic Highlands American bred bitches—First priz3, IllarveloUH work of "Colonel," a Train- Clans 3, Shropshire—Division 1, lOlkwoods Enchantress, Elkwood Ken- A very good one at $1.25 and $1.98 then every price to $12.00 ed horse exhibited liy Kred Zlegler, Anna C, i>lti, «., Al. Dsnnfi, i ; ' • Tlntnii Falls 1 1 I A (1 ;i .• n <• 11, Red Bank; 2, Thomas ids, of Oceanic. "Colonel" performs abnni '(HinoiH, for I,. V. Boll, Shrownbiiry; Class 32, St.. Bernard (smooth win- Ihirtyiive tricH*, anionK them hritiu Flunking, l». g., Chan. (J. Dn- HniH, l(id Hank 2 3 2 3. J. A. HHBkflt, Red Hank; 4a. J. A ners hitches—First, Champion Aman- Complete Line of the Inexpensive Telescope IIIIIIK a gun, bulitlng tin AimTlc.tr da, White Star Kennels. J BF.lhtT R. h. in,, K, Hodouwein- iankell, Hod Bnnk; 4b, Thnman C011- ting, churiihiK. M< suwtnK iind rot-k'.nt' _lnsH 33, St. Be^riard (Smooth) lo- a cradle er, Newark 3 2 .1 iiorB; 5, J. A. HMkefi; tl, J. A. Hahkell Bags-all sizes K. Tuck, ih. K., Then. J'ope, cal, bitches—First, Elkwood Enchant* Work of Blind Men a Feature. Goat Department — First prize, Freefidld ., 4 4 1 relit, Klkvvimii Kennels, Perhaps tlic iuo-1 wnmleiful feature Irookdale Farm, nrooltdale; second Class 34, St. Bernard (rough or Tinir: 2.80%, 2.2(1%, L'.2!t-'H. Mitt, T. N. McCartor, Red Bank. of the fair, however, Is tl (tlllbltlotl Hrrund race, 8.SM trol, purse $3f Kbeii IJ. Morliird, supi-l III- Frederick C. Mlnkler; superliUoii{I*'nl. inoolht teams of three—First, Hot win. K. Kylly, Red >lin Mchauglilln. tendent of the Institution. IliuiH 3 4 1 1 1 cuveen Kennels learn. The lint look at llu' men at work Hell Muid. B. Hi.. Howeli Thi' dlrrrtor in charge of thl« d*» Scottish deerhounds— lar'inent offered a Hliver cup to the Class <>ti, Kcottinh deerhounds, nov- makes (ine doubt their blindness, but £• Sun, Mt. Holly... .1 12 2 2 keiuiu, Irene Pitts. , Helen nougbton, Vora Rose, j •xlilhlloi of thfl !•'• 1 Met k-hire boa" t\ dogs— -First prize, Midlothian watching them for a lew moment Unlit. I... b. K-, Then. Pcnmaiislilp—Ainy Grimm, Emma Ncita Woodward. Joseph Burro wes, Might Hnve Been Worse. hown. It waB wan by M. A. Ricr. arkBiiian, Midlothian Konnels. - p ( lenrh ciillvhicrH you (bill they riT- Pnpe. Freehold ;( 3 4 4 0 Scabrook. Anna McKfnz'le, Heien Lar-1 Enid Brand, ('hai'lcBanna Watnon, Khetiinnti<- l'atieiit—Oh, do;. tor. I do *nmktl;i!t> Knrn^ won the silver cup CIUKB t'»7, Scottish det*rhomiu8, lini tillllly haVE lii'i n blest with Ihe keell- imperial Hoy, b. g., A. kin, Hizel Taylor, Turner Brown, Walter Antcinitlcs, I/fitiis Honelle. j KiitTer HO with ^ny liatids mid tefi\ 'or the best aged sow. it dogs—First, Midlothian Mark I mail, eat sense of touch In place ol the K, gassier. Mi. Holly, ii 2 3 3 1 Hazel ^Murray, Elizabeth Twifonl, Nature Study—Colics t inn of wild Cheery Doctor—My dear womiiii, only slKht which they have been deprived :i f Claws 3— Swine. Midlothian Kennels. fioweiH, Elizabeth S. Wallint;; collee- j think wlmt Ineonvenierft'e you would Time: 2.23' i, 2.21 ,. 2.2a %, 2.33 >i, 1st division—JFfrgt prizp, M. A. Rice, scilb Hyde, Bdila Boyce, of. 2.28 H. Class B8, Scottish deorhoimds, open lion pf innuutcd leaves, tddletoWt) I have to suffer without them. MUuilk-. IllghtAndtt; s^uond, G. F- dogs—First i>ri7.v, Champion Match- Composition—Jittiuph Lane, Grace The comfort thin Institution given lift ween RIP beats various vaude- 1 Public School; eolleetion of it!j;uidon- E r Hawlins, K«d Bank; third, A. J. C. tile blind t-au only be uieaMireil by ville acts were perforated on a Kta . e less of Midlothian, Midlothian Ken- onovei , Marjorle W. Kelly, Bernice 84 birds' nests, Tiiuma.s McVey. Stakes, Freehold. ilio.-e who have hud the privilege .ii Hut! had been erected facing Ihe nels. Siefert. 2d division—First prize, T. N. Me- Class 69, Scottish deerhounds, win- Hygiene—Alma Cadoo, John Simp- E.diibit of Manual Training flelow BCPIIIS the men at work. KiamlxliHHl. 'i'he trapes)! perform- the Grades of a Hish Sfhool —First, Dftrtwrt Red. Bank; second, Brookdalo ie\s UOKS—Ettfttp rise, ^hamni^:i son, Alice E. Euright, An got lea K. The- balloon ascension was made by uncos and act* by Japanese acrobats, Hed Hank, Hubert I... Cook; srtond. THE UPTOWN STORE Charles Jewell, of l'hilndelphlii, one of as well as thrilling bicycle riding upon Farm, Red Bank. Matchless or Midlothian, Midlothian DsttMidorlf. 3d divlbloh— Flryt prize, Brookdnio Kennels. Drawing and Manual Trainlng~-Col- Atlantic Highlands, J. J. Leonard; the famous Jewell lliothcrs. The as- a ilglitwire by the Ward Brothers. third, Hair Haven Colored BcNol. Winter Goods at Summer Prices cent was made at 11.88 a. m. After The famous cowhoy orchestra rcm »rm; second, Brookdale Farm; lass 72, Scottish dee.rbounds, op?:i.. ie Dixon, Kthcl CuinniiiKs, nmli Uy- Exhibit Of Man\tal Traintu^ by Fu- an allltnde of about one-hair mile b'lil dm '•(! a musical program. htvd, M. A. RICP, Atlantic HlRhlaiuU. j.whcs—First prize. Champion MU- Apr. Joseph Lane, MaUel Chiu'Ty, Leu 4000 yds. Woolene at 10c yd. Kb division—First prize, Brookdaif ress of Midlothian, N^dlothlan Ken Helk-s, Ira S. Johnson, Herbert Haw- j pils of High BcbOQl (irades—Fii-Ht, tiepn attained, which WHS accomplish This is a superior grade of outing ed In 1 minute 3 second*. Jewell cui Kxeellent order waa mnintaiiic i Karin; Kpcond, A. J. C^ Stokes, Fren- tell. kins, Peter Smith, William McQueen, Freehold; -second. Red Hank. 1 In nughout tile day, and 1 he Mnn Harold Hanson, Samuel Bennett. flannel always £oid at 12VjC yd., buy loose his parachute ami safely de- hol< Class 73, Scottish d«erhoundn, wl i- Kxhihit of Kindergarte Work—Firxl, now for* winter us« and save 2Vjc on 1moul b ('011 niy tSIectrtQ Com pan.v Joseph Nrff, AtUiliiu. Stillwell, Jeiiftte (1 scrml Intrj the corn field east of Un Bth division—first prize., M- A. Rico- .lerti, bitches—First prize, Champion Red Hank; sgcond, l aiv Haven; Uiit'd the yard, it is worth saving. fair Rround.s. The balloon was later bundled thr tiinm-iiHe crowd in a com 'coiui, A. .1. 0. StokeH, Frptihold. MlMress of Midlothian, Midlothlaii Kmock, Lydia McQuei-n, Uoscoe Bel Ford. picked up ,il Fair Haven. Another tnemhihlr milliner. 01 h division—First prize, M. A Kennels. Moore, Harry Connors, Glartyw Km Best Special Piece of Work by Mem- Department II- Cattle- Director In Rice; second, CJ. F. Rawlinw. Class 74, Scottish deerbounds, brae- inoitK, Gertrude ITcmbllng, Cnrolyn ber of High School—Desk and ehair 569 BROADWAY atxQiit was made in the alternoiib. Tilton, William Mctzdorf,, Reatrici'' el ar.Me, Kcihert Harishofnc; siipevln- 7th division—First* prize, A. J. C 's—First prize, Midlothian Kenne's made by Harold DuBois, Freehold. LOOK IN WINDOW A parade of nil tin- the slurli I'll tendciit, William II. Held; judge, Fred Stokes. jrace. 1ered by Iiryimcli and Portland Kami* crick ('. Mtnkler. In addition lo Ih- Department E—Poultry, pigeons and Clasn 75, Scotish deerhounds, teams and hi. ('. ll. Hortlen, of Oceanic, #ai regular stock tea provided by the as p'et stock—Director In charge, Edward :if three—Midlothian Kennels team. given In fiont of I he ^raud^luud at soclatlon, three large teutK of private W. Wise; superintendent, Charles Russian Wolfhounds- 11.511. This luted about twenty mm ownerblli|i hi th< lie of lh> ahlp; assistant supt'iintendent, Mil- Class 55, l;n iii 11 wolfhound, limit. ntea, and was honored by the pres- larinN: Roborl Iliirti home's Portland ord Allaire; judges, W. 0. Minich. :logs—First prize, NiUolosUy O' Valley ence of the president or the lair ;IH;SU- Farm, at Highlands; Melvln A. Rtce'' W. T. Htanton. Farm, J, Frederic Halcott. clalion, who led his stock in person. llryuoch Fiirms. at Leoliitrdville, and The exhibitions In the»e classr*- Class 56, Russian Wolfhound, open, Races Biggest Attraction. I. Ainbiiry lliiskeirs oak Hill Farm, vei'e very large, and it takes two dogs—First prize, Nikoloski O" ValleV Women's Fall Sample Suits The grandstand and bleachers were at llcadden's Corner. Thes<> farms are urge tenls to house them. Smalt Farm, J. Frederic 'laleott. fill, it before one o'clock, although III" .ill sitiniled ill Mlddletown townshin (feeders took even more cups and Clasfc 57, Russian wolfhound, Amer- Sample line of Women's and Misses' Fall Suits, in popular racing did not bcsln until two. I.IIILT 1 A i;oodnatured rivalry existed Among Ibbona lhan did the owners of thr Cati bred dogs—First prize, Nikoloski shades, navy, garnet, gray, black. Newest model skirts, excel-' crowds also lined the fences In anile ' the ihree gentlemen for the prize for argil farm*. The winners were,: .)' Valley Farm, J. Frederic Talcott. lent materials, coats beautifully tailored and lined. One of a style $18.50 pat ton nf witncsKhiK the apnri of t'innd champion hull, but as In lfMi11, Department p—flVult—Director :•} ClttsH 5S, UusBla'n wolfhound, win kings. There were I wo tmtlhiK ntOsi, the award was carried off by Mr. harge, .lames C. Rlcbdalo; judges, lera, dogs—First prlbe, Nikttloski O' the 2.4U class, purse $2tMi. atid tlte llartsborne. The prize winners were- lobert ('. Thompaon, 3, H. DouglaH^. /alley Farm, ,T. Frederic Talcott. $4.98 to $7.98 Dresses for $2.98, and Others 2.'J4 class. -|iurse MOO. Tlie flrrt waa I'll' lie rge M. KuKern; melons, William Class «1, HusKlan Wolfhound, open, Heed. iltches—Fli-8-t prize, Varladne, Mr •,. Odd sizes in dainty lawns, ginghams and dotted Swisses, retailing form- Depart ment G-— Vegetables anH talph C. Stewart. erly at $4.98 to $7.98, for this endof the season sale, $2.98. At $3.98, value Why Pay Rent arm crops—Director in charge, Jos Class (!3, Russian Wolfhound, win- ph W. Thompson; Judges, C. C. Hu's ners, bitches—First prize, Varladne. $5.98, at $4.98, value $6.98, at $5.98, value $9.98. ' WHEN YOU GAN BUY THIS HOME ON EASY TERMS? iarl, J, L. T. Webster, B. DuBol- Mrs. Ralph C. Stewart. Smork. Department M—'Schools— Director exhibits In thene departmfliitK 11 Charg6i John U. Cook; Exhibition Lingerie Dresses at 1-3 Off been adjudged, but no winner1 'omniittee, John Btiright, sitpt. schools Our better grade of Lingerie Dresses, ranging in price from $15.98 to $45, iave an yel been announced- for Monmouth County, chairman; are being sold at A °f their original prices. • n*« FlawcrB and Potted Plans. Miss, arrlot Eiisign, Miss U A. Doran, This year's fair surely ennnot go hy I. C. Talmage, It bout calling special attention o The ciitiles in the dcparlment oi Sale of linen Suits the public to thf handsomest exhibi schools totaled about t,fcO0. It took of cut flowers and potted plants o hii-ty Judges until late Saturday At $4.98 and $9i98i, worth from $10 to $20. ftll colors and white. Mrs. E. K. Hosford. light to determine the various win* The view that affronted you nt flni *. Atnonft the pr\zp winners may Bight was that of an alter-like Retting. ie mentioned: Linen Skirts at 98c The (lowers were held in position b> Reading and Recitation— .lohn Rath- Special cllarance of, $1.98 tb $2.96* Linen Skirt* at 98c. beautiful hernmrd brass unns ;ui" jotie, Joseph Mc\»', l^ouisa Wflby, v ft sea having a background of an ar \\n\n Wonderly, Ethel Hoop, Edith ilRtie ornamental run so tastefully at Ilalyi Teresa Horold, Josephine Rath Bathing Suits Greatly Reduced muted that it fully blended thr diffci lone, WIlHatn Smith, Idella Tyler. Prices; $1.98 to $13.50, formerly $2 98 to $20. * ent coNirs of the numerous beam if u Uanche Runyon, John Benjamin Par plants and flower*. ser, Alleen l,pary> The KirtKing point of this exhibit t Geography (niapsfc—.lohn U. Clin- thai it was arranged and designed b\ >n. Ruth Silver. Ruth Ryder. Joseph CHILDRENS DRESSES—Special Mr*. Hosford perFonttlly. In all then .ane, William MetzdoiT. Donald Oood- Children's Dresses, from 6 to 14 years, new models, for early Pall School Ail Here six loads of flowers nnrt plAtim hlkl, Hilda .Johnson, Ollin Johnson, wear. Some are wash materials, others cloth, fancy trimmed, now closing out \| It is utterly impossible to d**scrib' Antonio Fiaaconaro, Emil Garde tl, At .. in words this work of ait. There i- iyp Holmes*. Mia nebo Rnuyon. one fact that everyone would hare tt History—Kdim Boyee, Wilbur Lay- t.o»ovde aiid that Is thai. Mrs. Ktttterri iR not alone a genius but that this »x hibit is the finest ever seeh at an> county fair in the Hnited Statea. DENTIST DENTIST Located on Norwood Ave. All Improvements. Depart me nt H—Horticulture—Dir»-\ Open until 9 o'clock in the Evening APPLY TO tnr -in rhnrge, Rdgnr A. Slote; ns^iR Aalntni Park, Hrtn ihxanx S tant direct and superintendent, Nicn »pp. PosDRt Offic. e J. KAHN John H- Parker, West Long Branch olas Butterbach; judges, w. K. Duel l.ONO BRANCH