, LY 1 WOL. 257. LONG BRANCH, N. J., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1910. 8 PAGES PRICE ONE CENT

' (MANY ATTENDED FUNERAL JUDGE EMU£ WWE0 D. of L. service! Over the Body of Forme. Long Branch Resilient Laid Mm. W. D. Brand at West ' WAGON WRECKED, MAN POLICE AND MILITIA tc Heat With i. O. O. P. Cm Long branch.' msnlw at I slinniW Funeral services for Mrs, Warren Funeral servkus lor >p«MH Jud«* I). Brand were held Monday afternoon Moses I Engle, wbo died at' Lake- aC'-FIlp MY E. Church, West Lonj wood on Saturday, weir* beld yester- AND HORSE HURT AT WILL NOT INTERFERE day from bis borne In OcetJi anna* Branch. The services were largely at tended by relatives anfl friends. Rev. at that place. Tbe services C: B. KlwlKjr paid a touching tribute largely attended, many Long rn the deceased. The choir sang relatives 'iaB IrieniJi being . •What Are They Doing In Heaven SEA BRIGHT CROSSING WITH BIG STRIKE at the services A (reat mark , |T<)day?' "Looking This Way," and teem vaa thovn tbe deceaaad by tb« "fii That City'" The pall-beirerB were Beautiful flowers which were «»n(. .ilaj.ir M V. Poole, councilman C. A. Revs Dr» T&Uiua its Power Poolo, J. D. Van Mote, (ieorge A. MM Vehicle Smashed to Kindling Wood And Driver, Gaynor Orders Police Off Express Wagons in Newconducted tbe services, emdb referring lick. C. K. Clayton and I-ouls Mine. to the exemplary Ule lad by tie da- The floral tribute* were numerous add Joseph Strohmenger, An Oceanic Bottler, Es- York And Fort Rafuses to Use Troops in Jer- ceased Judge Engle was u teacher handsome, being contributed by the Tbe revised registry 1M for in tbe Bible claw of the East Lake following: W. Q. Hrand. piltpw with Branch, completed by the registry wood MetliOdlat Church, of waits W word "Wife;" Mr.'and Mrs. Charles caped Instant Death By a Miracle In rds last nlgbt, shows :t.f.m; regtster- sey-- Tie Up Nearly Complete And Com- was a member at the Ume of ^1* Stlllwaggon, wreath with word "'Moth- d voters, against 3,6& tor 1909. The death. A auartat awe kit tanvit. er/' Mr, and Mrs. Many White, flat Crash This Homing (•Kiel11 board* yesterday added 20t pames at Mercy of Men hymns. bouquet of pinks; Mrs. Clara Fisher, oters and erased but 6. A delegaUon of Mason*, membcra flat bouquet of pinks; Mrs. Maria Tbe total registered x\>u- by wards •i m of Reliance Lodge, of Unennotot, March, white chrysanthemums; Pride Joseph Strohmenger. a wholesale f tbe votes registered, added, and New York, Nor. 2.—The express wan preaent to pay tbeir but trikais of Crescent Council, II. of I,., wreath beer bottler of Oceanic, narrowly es- rased as follows: strikers joyfully greeted tbe news that at reapMt to on* of tkair put aw- of pinks: Mrs. C; BtUlwaggon, hou- caped being killed this morning when QUEEN OF CARNIVAL Irst Ward—Previously registered, STOKES Hi FOWLER Governor port, of IWw ^ereey, had re- twa and cbarur nwnihim TMre i|U<*l of pinks; Mr. and Mis. Thomas Iiia delivery wagon-was struck on the »2, added, it: total, 451; erased, fused to call out troops la response were alw a Wg d«la«Mloo of Jersey palms; Mr. and Mrs. Kdward Brand d, 581; added. 47; total, 628; erased, vice was perforawd at tbe and family, white chrysanthemums; Strohmenger had previously deliv- ; total. 627. Ci«y- police order for tfce express «om- Mr. and'Mrs. J. I). Van Sole, pink ered an order to a cottage located on Miss Elsie Steinbach Entertains Thlrdi Ward—Previously registered, Former Defends Republican *1.1!-.. to keep their wagons oft tbe Mitiionary TM FrW«y. roses; Mayor and Mrs. Poole, lavendar the road leading to Highlands and 03; added, 18; total. 621; erased, 2; treets before 4.so in tbe mormn«- afid A niiesioBars- tea will tit Vm at chrysanthemums; Mr. and Mrs. Jacob was returning to Sea Bright. He fail- Merry Party at Her Third . otal, 818. Record And Later Putt after « at ntgst t&ad prohibiting tie tbe home of aln. Csarles U B¥w»r*i. Steinbaeh, pink.-.; Mrs." Albeit HooB, ed to notice the approach of the train Fourth Ward, ttrst district—Prev moving of t»o"wagons slmultaneousir. 86 Waablngtoa atMet, tram 3 a> S. bouquet of pinks: lAdles' Aid Society, land later said he heard no warning Avenue Home msl.v registered, :iyn; added. 15; to- Questions to Lewis A hundred USD twenty Westcott on IrViday, under eke auinmm of tb* lilnks and roses; First M. B. Church whistle or ringing of the bell. lie ll 405; erased, 0; total, 405. mica* servirce chauffeurs joined tbe society consacted «rttb at. Lake's M Sunday-school, white chrysanthemums. was part way over the crossing when One of the most delightful Hallow- Fourth Ward, second district—Prev- Trenton. N. J, Nov. 2—The cam •itrike Mrs to#av Plttt is reported E Clfurck. A very; HiHlimUt pn- the engine hit the rear of Ills wagon, e'en receptions held Monday night onsly registered, :".':. added, J; eras- was further enlivened today by to bave declared in bin conferenee graiB la being prepared. The services of the D, of U were knew nothing more until picked was. that giveu by Minn Klsic Stein d 0; total, j:ni. tbe giving out of an open letter by ex- witk Governor Fortr. Mayor Whtpenn, fresjhment* will be aarvM. pi-rforiucd at the grave. Burial was p lying alongside of tils horse at the bach at her Third avenue home. Tb? Fifth Ward—PrevIo'uSly registered., Oovernor Stokes to Woodrow Wilson of feraey City, and strike teaierattaat in charge of W. H. Morris, Jr. nse of one of the safely gates, where guests of honor were MIBS Stelnbach's 69; added. It; total, 681; erased, 1; defending the Republican the Unites Express Co will mm te had fallen. attendants at the August Carnival. • •Ml. 58u. record. Mr. Stokes writes: recognize the union.' The coered wagon prevented him There were a number of Invited Sixth Ward—Previously registered, A ••erles of questions recently ask Tbe order to remove policemen from om seeing the approach of the guests, who Joined in the festivities. r,»; added. I.1 . tutal, i)i>7, eraBed, 3; ed you by Oeorge L. Record contains all express wagons In Manhattan and RESIOENT aln, and the engineer, W. 10. Creve- The decorations included corn olal, MB, the following: Brooklyn today averted - a general y. did not see the vehicle until it stalks, leaves and foliage, while the Increase r.t Red Bank. referring lu tbe boaTd of trtke that would hare {led ap "every- as too tale to stop his engine. The proverbial raan-face pumpkin lighted In tbe borough of Bed Sank tbe to- guardians, do you mean such Repub thing on wheelfi" and involved 29,000 . DROWNS IN CANAL igine hit the wagon between the was strictly in evidence. The young al register I 2,162, divided into Ihree cans as Baird, Murphy, Kean and emptbvee rout and rear wheels. The Impact oiks played games until one o'clock, latrlcts as follows: * Stokes? The strikers are jubilant and cona One Son Who Has ttadv -Bisl- as terrific. Strohmenger. who was when all were Invited lo tbe dining First, or truck bouse district—Prev- 'Wherein do the special Interests dent that they will win their demand 19-Year-Old Jay Asay Meets one in the wagon, was thrown from room. The room was darkened, pre- OII.S registered, 729; added, 27; total. of such leaders differ from the rela- of slightly more pay and an eleven ness Reputation Cut Oft H wai. The horse was cut loose, at- senting a somewhat "spooky" scene, M. ' Total last year, 6T6. tions' to tbe same interests of sucb hour day. They bare now uade the Death In Raritan Ditch Near ched only to the front running or there were lighted Jack-o lanterns Second, or Town Hall district—Pre Democratic leaders as Smith, Nugent tie up practically complete, and axe In ears. n profusion., , i. ntair registered, ~2»: added. 19; to and Davis?' a position to keep it so until the ex- Trenton When the train stopped at the sta- Favors In Hallowe'en style were dis- lal, 748. Total last year. 688. In answer to this you say/ 'I refer press companies yield. Meanwhile Only ibe intimates of tke late Gen- on tbe cow catcher was strewn with tributed. These included cats, and Third, or West Red Bank district— to the men yon name. Tbey differ tbe latter are losing $lfr».«» or note eral Thomas T. RcfceU, loaf president Dredgers found the body of nine- a wreckage. Beer bottles and por- witches filled with candy. *revjously registered, 8S3; added. 25; from the others In this, that they are a day. ot tbe Western Union Telegraph Ctm teen-year-old Jay Asay, son of the late ns of boxes were scattered along There was a "Jack Homer Pie" dtal, 65S. Total last year. 614. ' In control of the government of the A VoinmTtfeF of the strikers, (none pany, realized yesterday, vka* tkey Walter Asay, in the Raritan canal, B tracks for a distance of several tim which orange and black ribbons n the borough of Rumson there are State, while the others are not and wHum were Ashtou and Hoffman, cull- read tbe report of tbe alia*- for pro- near Trenton, yesterday afternoon. indred feet. Tbe wagon was split- extended. The yoUMj. girls held tbe 494 registered voleia, which is ah in- cannot be If the Democratic ticket Is ed upon Mayor Oaynor and placed bate of bis will, tbat it cat oat «l» Jay, WHO was employe* by a farmer red Into kindling wood, portions of orange ribbons and the young men rease of 21 over last year. Fo.rty elected.' upon bis shoulders tbe responsibility son Clendennla, to whom be waa 4aep »t Miner. Pettn., Was drowned Satur- he wood and iron being* scattered in nine names were added yesterday. "Another of Mr. Record's questions for a gencnl strike. Said tbey: ly attacked, with a bequest at MM«li day afternoon in the Delaware river. very direction. There was nothing he Mack ribbon and each got a price. Miss Steinbach's guests were: Miss la fcbe easier* dMract of «n>ew8 is: "Ouleu you Oder every potic*m»o ksd gave to Taoaua T. aMhan, Jr, At tiir time hi' was crossing from the ft of the vehicle but the rront " '1 join you in coiidemnlug tbe Re* off tbe seats of the express wagons tke other of his two seas, gwai.to **.- Pennsylvania Mdjt to Bordentown with heels, and they were found a diB- Marlon Getlen. of Brooklyn; Misseti bury township, which comprises tbe Aha Anderson. Inez Newbold, Helen village of Fair Haven and surround publican board of guardian*. I have iOOo.tmu la real estau aad •eeorttles. ,11 boatload of potatoes. Details of the Bee of a hundred feet from tbe been fighting them for years, and will toHt Tale will fnilude tbe wagons That the name of desdennin t£k«rt nrclrient were not given, further than rosslng, where they had been car- :lark, Rthel MorrlB, Margaret W. Par ng territory, 21 names were added lo ker and Kli/.»lietli Bunt, of Long he register list which makes a total continue lo light Ihem. Will you Join of tbe street cleanfmj department aad. does not appear wltb tbose of tke that t he host Ailed and young Asay ed by the horse In his frantic efforts Branch', Messrs. C. Dorman McFad- me in denouncing the Democratic in fact, all the wagons employed loa- two other executors of tke will wfco wan drownca" before he could ho o get away after recovering from the of tod Vl'lprs for thai district. The Kil- the city as well aa those employed by dln. W. Stanley House, Frank Smith. age of Shrewsbury and tuirroundiuf^ overlords as partlea'to the same po- signed toe petition tor Us probate at>v reached. lock. William A. Smith and Jacob stein litical system? If not. why not?' " private concerns." bave some sicnMcamce. Tb* iastto- Women's Shouted Warning. errltuiy, which goe* to make up ihe News of Jay's sad end was received bach, Jr., of lx>ag Branch; James A> tiiithatu district, registers 64? voters. To this Mr. Stokes takes exception An order was then Issued directing meni contains tbe usual prorislaD tfc»< heie Sunday morning by his brother When the man was approaching the HcndrKtkson and Beverly W. Brown, at length, saying: tnat ail policemen be taken off tbe any bequwt to any of tbe bMttcaWn roseing a warning cry was given bj Botoi town, or district one of K.-i seats of express wagons. Bicycle n«- Oeorge, who hflrrled to Trerlton, where of tin! Batik: Mr. and Mrs. C. 01. (J!I!U\MI township, added 8 names to 'This charge in so far as it refers f\all be cancelled in the «veat that he has since been trying ife and tie Iss Shippen, who lives in a cottage Irwln «n<» Dr. and Mrs. W. II. Slocum. tArfmen wilt ride beside every wagon suck kanefkrlariary makes a CHMK ear.tbe crossing. She saw the ap he le'gls'er list yesterday, making to myself, I absolutely deny. I have te furnish prorectlon. body. Jay hud mailed a letter to his Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Steinbach. par- otal ofi 412 voters for Utai place. never been a member of any board of tihe wlU. brother Saturday morning, a few hours reaching train and scented danger ents of the hostess, entered heartily uf guardians—an organization tbat Tbe principal express companies af- before he 'm drowned. The letter ir the driver. Her warning was not fected by the strike bave notified (gov- ttandennin Bckert is married a»d nto the evening's entertainment and never existed save as a myth, created ernor Port of New Jersey and lU.var has'made a name ' in «*• kaataen reached Long Branch Monday morn eard, and the unsuspecting driver became young folks in earnest. by those whose political fortunes d< )ng. rove deliberately over tlie crossing Wittpenn of Jersey City tbat tbey are world for himself. n front of the engine. •The young • folk* louml no little MERRY HALLOWE'EN l>end upon fighting wind mills rather not getting adequate police protection Tfcomas T. Bckert, Jr.. Is nfty This morning Wlllsrd L. Conrow. amusement in ducking for applfs and than real evils. In Jersey City and taat tbey Intend to thre* rears old, unmarried and for tfc>- janitor, of th« Cbattte High and Gram The train pulled into the station nd conductor John I,. Hunt hastened roasting chestnuts. "A party tnal can pass such leglsla hold tbe city and state responsible for last blur years had keen the constant mar schools, received a telephone When, Mr. Hendritkson and Mr tion as we have, notwithstanding the all losses sustained by reason of this companion or his father at the Kckert message from) George Asay. stating ack to the crossing, expecting to And FOR RED JANKERS >e driver of the vehicle in a critical Brown started to get their automobile opposition of the bosses, deserves lick of protection. home In Ocean avenhe. Long "Branch, that tils brother's oody had been to go home ttiey (ound that the Hal credit for its fidelity to public ser where General K<*ert died* October fonnil In the Raritan Canal, and that oudition. Mr. Strohmenger and hta Tbe companies received at their New orse were lying prostrate on the lowe'en' prank platters had been ac Extra Police Prevented Serious vice and is worthy of continued con York office* copies of orders issaed by 20HB, last. Two sons af* executors the body would be burled at Trenton tlve while they were lieln* entertain ndence. of tbe win, wltb Richard Pace, forowr loniorrow. round at the base of the Iron gates ibe Jersey city police board governing lie man was in a dazed condition ed. Mr. Hendrickson, who is one of Depredations and There Were "The Republican party In Ibis Stale tbe movements of express matter. Tbe ly an employe of iS>e Western Colon Jay Was well known in Long Branch nd the horse was stunned. The man the Democratic assembly candtdates has kept abreast of the times: it has heads of tbe companies didn't like tbe and tbe private secretary of General where He lived prior to going to Penn regained consciousness and was re found his machine loaded with gates Many Parties given this state advanced and pro- regulations and wrote back saying tbat Bckert after tbe unter's retirement. Kylvjmia. He was tbe son of Waliei moved to the office of Dr. Howard lounges and other movable pieces gressive legislation on current topics, they considered tbeni an admission by In addition to tbe comparatively Axay, deceased, who for many years teed In an express wagon. In the furniture. The prank player had al Dances, house parties, church so- and its face has always ben turned ib <•« Jersey City authorities tbat tbe small bequest of fSO.OOO to bis son was Are alarm inspector. '" • " neantlme the horse had recoveret most barricaded the entrance to the cials and tbe usual masquerading and tbe right direction. AH McKinlcy said, latter are nnable to protect tbe streets (lendennln and a life Interest In a roui tbe shock and made frantic er Steinbach home with chairs. To prankplayingmarked the observanceo! 'It is the direction, not the length of from mob violence. fund of 1100,000 to tbe l»tter"s cMJd -Mrs. Htnmaatiy'a Funeral. orts to escape. He finally succeed make matters still worse the ussem Hallowe'en at Red Bank .Monday night. tbe step, that counts.' Tbe O K. Express company at 70 dren. Generai Eckert left to his brola The funeral rjf'Ws'.^Gnrret Hennes d in getting loose from his captors bly nominee's machine had "chilled' Since last Hallowe'en the new electric "The Republican party of New Jer- Dey street, vhicb does most of the de- et. William Ecken, $5,000. Tbe sl»- sey »iiB hfhl last" niuht -from flu and it took considerable patience and sey has not served special interests; of this bequest baa caused almost as 1 tut started down the tracks towards arches have been nut up ill Broad livery work for Washington market, Cable Cotingv, In Ocean avanaevRev iighiands with tbe front wheels ,n muscle to get the engine in running street, giving that street a rarnivsl It has not been dominated by a boss was drawn tnto the strike. About 250 much gossip as tbat to the BOB, CIM IC. BrlRgs Mask officiating .The -ner ached to him. A greater portion cf order. inc. Monday night this well I system. It has not failed in Its duty and helpers went out, stating. dennin. vic^s w»re (argplt attended, mi he harness had been torn to pieces, Seaman* Entertain. lighted tborughfare was thronged! to the people; it has not stood pat; It that tbey were afraid of being best friends of tbe late superintendent «" tut enough remained to hold the run- Former Vice Commodore and Mrs with masqueraders, who (brew flour, has been progressive; It has moved up or killed If tbey attempted to de- Changed Graduation Bay. the Sea Shore Home being present ling gears. After running a distance V. A. Seaman entertained three score administration llver goods. This strike will bave' ft At a meeting of tbe Board of Gov- r more friends at a Hallowe'en ao confell, corn and oats, much to tbe •The Interment iftB made at' Ofeen of over a hundred yards the horse discomfort of those who were "dress- along the lines of just popular de- serious effect upon Washington mar- ernors of the Monmoutb Memorial 1 lal at their Atlantic avenue horn .whoa cemetery. New York, this m%f n igain fell and was made captive. He ed up." mand, and its work has met wltb con- ket. with Its Immense trade with hotels Hospital beld yesterday afternoon r*p Injg in charge pf funeral director .lohi res led to a nearby stable where it Monday night. The guests * arriv. tinued favor at the hand* of the voters and restaurants. date tor the graduation exercises or arly and stayed late to see tbe fun Tbe Red Bank police department O! Sexton. was ascertained that he hail sustain took extra precautions by putting ten of this State* Tbe first serious trouble of the day the Monmtmtk Memorial Hoapltil (Continued on Sixth Page.) Games were played and dainty re occurred in a running ogbt from forty resntneatis served. Prof, rrederlrft extra men on duty. They were sta- Training School was <*»nged from'rfc- Old Maids' Conference Nets $8B. tioned at different points of vantage Elizabeth. N. J.'Nor. f.—Congress- leveath street and Lexington aveavtt fourth Thursday in Jnne to tke third 1. all favored With instrumental mi man i harles N. Fowler, Republican to Flftr-fourtb street aad Madison Toe erirertmntnent given lit Oeran's Looking for Stolen Horses. Ic. ' " ' and helped, to a great measure. In Thursday tji May. Tte cbana^ -w>s Hall, at Malawan. lasi Friday nigh James Byram, of Red Bank, who re- guarding properly. No sertmis daro- progressive, who came within 928; avenue, wben tbe American Expreaa maoe to give tbe trainiac school o» l>y tbe Daughter* of the Covenant X> cently had two' flne horsea stolen, his (Continued on Sixth Page.) ag*> was done votes of winning the Senatorial prl-: corupsuv started a wagon out. cent a better opportunity ' to aecare IWe Baptist Cliurch w»s attended b: gone to Wew York tor the purpose of In addition to the police protection mary contest, today made public a The oaenn. under a beavy guard, speakers fbr tb* coo>mmii!««n<:nt It over MO people! The yonng peopl attending a few borae sales, .tie be- Prof. Stone's Lecture. Borne of tbe men guarded their own l.'tter which be wrote to Vivian M. | had gone but a abort distance wken h wat reported that tire 'Wort of com- cave ap lay entitled "The Old Maid' leves that In this way he will be able Prof. C. T. Stone, of tbe Chattl property. A crowd of boys went to a Lewis. Republican 'candidate for Oov was attachvl by a mid> of about 300 pleting tbe Improvement.! at Uw BO'S 1 ert»»erittr, on Monday, requesting bis oploplnn- [ strikers and •yinpatbixeMlytupatbixen. | |. , JL. Conference at Chappviile.' Fbilr nu 10 locate the animals. He la being High School, wbo toured Europe las lot. opposite Disbrow * StryaerVllv F summer diirlnK his vacation, will glv er.V stable for the purpose of taking Ion en Hie chief Issues of lie cam]] Captaip n OCaonor, with thirty of ki«' {V™\ *™ sieal selMtlotu were rendered by tb assisted by a detective wbo makes, a 'iil t td i h il <•*"'* i-iioriil section of the" Keyport Dent specially of thin kind of work, in fact in entertainment at St.-Lake'' s M. K'•' i ,.ne ,,[ th*> company's huge moving ,,.ign A list'of questions similar to patrolmen, bunted into the automobile use* tbe ones put to Woodrow Wilson by patrol »a?o» and met tbe mob «t ra» Church an the evening of November vgllB aKa^ Morgan V. Dlsil'roW. ont Neea' Recaption Tonight. ivher Club. After the entertainmen tbe detective is the same one who George 1. Record is propounded. ! lenrner of Fifty-fourtfc street and Mad- 14th. Over two hundred views «lll li» jot t^e members of the firm, antfeipat Arrangements have baaa i hbrie-made faney articles an* re 'ound Frank Striker's team at Marl After kn introduction In which be ison avenue, where there was a pucked fifshments were sold. Tbe receipt* Soro, a few years ago, after it had shown on Ibe canvas, representing sev ed such a manoeuvre and he was hid for tbe reception tbat is to en dtffertnt cowntrtes. (Continued on Sixtb Page I tattle Tbe police, with tbeir shjht were 111Oi of which $85 Isc lear. been stolen. ing in the wagon with two whip" sticks drawn, ckarged tbe mob an* ed tbe Ladies' Auxiliary toaKkt »y when tb* gang approach*. They soon had tbe rioters on tke members of the Neptaa* Boa* Caai To Address W. C. T. U. Meeting. Jail Ta-ms Cl aned Up Town. wilt Winter in Florida. were taken unawares and William Little Child Buried pany at tke Branckpon IVMMB ha- Although business in the Recorder's Adolph Kurrus, the veteran Ice Ryan. o»c of tbe boys. r«#»v*d tbe The funerar of Battle Mae. the flve- There will be a special meeting of Mr*. Whlpple, of Asbury Park, wl hotfse A dallcbtfal prDtraat hsa bam conrt at Cliy Hall hax Ive™ unusually cream manufacturer, who bas been benefit V one of tbe whips It Is monthf old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. tbe West End Engine Co. at 8 o'clock arranged by tke inaailaa iiaaaailn>i address I lip meeting of the Woman' needless to say tbat the moving van Oordon Curd, of Atlantic Highlands. this evening to make arrangement* Christian Temperance Union of tbl dull during the past week. Chief l.aj pending bis winters In Miami. Fin. There will be a social liaw' to ke fol- Ion's report for In* month of October since retiring from active business, remained undisturbed. was held this afternoon from tbe borne attend tbe funeral of IX Austin lowed by refrvafcawaU. city At City Hall tomorrow afternoo of tjbe parfnts In Bay Vie* avMnfej ;p . All »t S..10 o'clock, at which time she wl shows that fifteen prisoners were tak but who spends his Hummers m his lOontinaed on Sixth Pace.) erns mbers are requested to en to the county Jail «t Freehold ana Ocean avenue home, ibis city, again The remaius were in charge of under , pp preaent. Funeral takw* place «oeak of her WO(* and arrange tor tajter Amil M. Porten « Son. of At- A diamond rile wlU ka | pfthllc meeting. ,nne shipped to New York. For d*y« tailed south Ibis morning. He Is ac Belmont Av». Proparty changes Hands Thursday, l» o'clock. The company the prettiest lady at at a time recently since Recort(ei companled by Mrs. Kiirms and daugb Julius Horn took UUe Tuesday to lantli' Higblaniis. and Interment was will assemble at 8.46 in unlforai at TbarsdMy alakt at Schoenlein sent a number of disorder tei. mide at Bay View i-cmctrry. Death the endue koasa. * The Surrounding Country Ihe three houses In Belmonl avenu- caused by aMrasmus Ja«k Bkova. Is waking Hp^to the fact that I am ly characters to Jail there Was ndl formerly owaed by '^Innroe Sussman. Long Branch Lodge, No. 742, 8. P. O. 6. selling wall paper, the better grade heen a single arrest In the city, the old T?e deal was corisummat«d thtortgb The lady wbo laughed so heartl- Tkaodor* JoUaf mil alt |a offenders taking warning an* tiehav Mewl»er»4t»e"-»eo.ne«ed lo attend Hand made mce ami needlework eabec'ally, cbeaper than anywher p»ill!p Jarokr. veal estate broker. done by native women of Porto Rico else. I hav* many iood customer the funeral services of our late hrotb last nigW and lost her watcb, er. !>snlel Austin Ferns, at £!. Micb- for Bale, and orders taken at Dudley's from all over the comity'. Get In 111 8tat(t>n>ry Stoi*. 257toi»»» fer a favor to tbe finder of tbe watch Will you see Ihe three married aeiM Church, ocean ave>, on Thursday, WEATHEK BUREAU FORECAST by returning mnignt arid losing the .twim. If you can say it came fron N«v. 4tk. ail a*j. Colden's. at Long Bfanoh—It mea» mashers at the Lyceum Thursday Nov. 3d, al ten a, m. Meet at the- The II. 9. Weal ker Bureau forecast •pacial Notice. BOinetblng. 2r,7d*wtf nlgbt—Diamond Jack Shows* Home at » o'clock. By order of K. R- WCaMa. I ^ I ^. '. Henry Schoenleln, for the thirty-si* hours ending Tnurs- I Members of nch Tarht day at > p. ni ciub are requested Ui be present al A Pair Dollar. C*k*M supper. «JM> • Nolle-. B «t Tonight. Sexton Bros., undertakers and em New Jeraey—Unsettled and colder ilwlr Pleaa«re Baj Hous* TkurN A dollar spent Is a dollar leat If Ckarek Fair tonight. I fifth .Ward Democratic mee The llrst night Is umiallv Hie best day. wv. "Si*, * p. m>h»! used al tbe ReTd Ckank Mr tonlg-bi. ('nine and help us at Ihe Herd Ch«rch balairrs. ol( Broadwajr. Tul. 1ML.» tonight. TWirsday fair, eolaVr In east "flood Safftflrian Hall, Thnrndn em portion-. Moaerate w*»««rt» wln«. SMtoJM* Ladifn invited. _ Fair tonigbl. H TWO LONG BRANCH DAILY RECORD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 19(0.

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Som. Driv.r. Stsrt Up Ensin«» Whan XXXX FLOUR Car It •« Rw«—Such Parformanoas > . Or Mor. Dwn.g. Than a Day'. bbi. • Wirk. H Aside from the technical phase of the automobile question, nothing l> nun* Important to the average opera- tor than a knowledge of what not to E. M. Colten do, as more motors are mined lay care- leaa and unnecessary tinkering than by 76 Rockwell Ave. neglect. Orchestra Plays Saturday One of the molt important things not to do Sa to require the motor to per- Devoted Exclusively to form unnecessary work. It seems to be a mania, on the part of many own- At The Fashion Show Woman's and Mines' Wearing Apparel era and operators to speed up their engines needlessly when the car la at rest for tbe purpose of locating fun- ded troubles or listening to the clatter of the valves, and we have known case* where motors have been ran by rhanffmrs. without load, at their Yon are familiar with Fashion Shows, in which everything seems COOKMAN AND GRAND AVES., uiailmum speed for intervals aa long CALL "SALOME" INDECENT. as ten minutes at a time. to have a show, but your money. To talk value argues a lack of ar- ASBURY PARK. St. Paul Miniaters and Church Fslk Such performances are simply abuse, Attack Mary Gardan'a Rale. tintie senRp. "This dress is $200—and this one $400—They* are the and man actual damage Is done to tbe 8t. Paul. Minn.. Nov. 2.—Concerted H. G. FELLOWS motor In this way than would result latest from Paris." •uoeeaaor to • , from a hart day's work In actual serv- action Is being taken by the ministers ice. It la therefore Important that the and church people of St. Paul and WEISS TEMPLE OF FASHION operator familiarize himself with every ltamsey cpnaty '" prevent the produc- '•Beautiful, if money was no object, I'd have n dozen*—as it is I * Millinery and Neckwear tion li.iv of ruloine" with Mary Finest Quality detail of his engine and be able to dis- 1 tinguish betwee* use and abuse. Tbe Garden in the title role In January. /lave to content myself with inferior styles"—but this isn't necessary RED BANK. N. i. slightest knock or unusual sound Frank 1. ClcmauH, president of the -Paris styles are just as possible to you as to the woman who buys should be located and corrected, but to Bamsey County Laymen's amioclallon, BICYCLES md MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE do this do not tinker with everything. who has gone to New York to Inter- personally on the-Boulevards, or she who can pay the extravagant New Iver Johnson, Pierce, Crawford, Locate the cause first. Be sure you view Mayor Gaynor regarding hi* opiu Vavrk Importer's prices. OUR FASHION SHOW on Saturday will Crescent and other high grade bi- an right and then go ahead, bat in or- ion of the opera, said be will «ee that cycles; some slightly used. Tires and der to Ideate the cause do not ran the "Batome" Is stopped. prove this to you. See our dresses and suits, in the latest Parisian and repairing a apecialty. Second-hand motor at excessive speeds for unrea- "I have no personal animosity In London sty lest, and be convinced. wheel* bought, aold and exchanged. sonable periods. Reason In all things the nutter," said Mr. C'lemans, "but Wa carry a large stook of supplies. Is most important. Much can be writ- "Salome" is indecent. It must not be -CA1X— tea on this subject, but space for- given In S( Paul." MILLINERY that enchants with its sheer lovliness, of course we RED BANK BICYCLE EXCHANGE, bids. But the writer cautions the op- The I'nion Ministerial association 21 Front St., Opp. Globe Hotel. • erator who persistently abuses his has condemned the opera. The Rev. have other than foreign styles, but Saturday's show is to prove that motor by needlessly racing at every Christian Hobn. secretary of tbe uu- we are weir supplied with ideas from abroad, so the exhibited models miiiiniiiiinnmnniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimii opportunity that he Is destroying its ion, said tbe intnUtf>£M Individually life and its vitality. will seek information from other elite* will all be after Paris, London, Vienna and Berlin styles. •. W. G. EISELE If the owners of can will Impress where "Salome" has been produced. this on their minds and carefully study and Intelligently carry o"i the In FOOT WEAK, the daintiest models for Evening wear, sum it structlons printed and furnished gratis creations for the street. The latest styles of velvet and satin,-at three THE LCADIH8 FLQBIST by every maker it is certain their AERO CLUB MAY efforts will be more than repaid In dollars, and surprising values in Calfskin and Patent Kid Shoes. Cut Flowers and Palms satisfactory service. OUST J. A. OREXEL. . • For Sale Even sq perfect a thing as the human Decorations and Floral Design* organism requires care and regulation. DRESS FABRICS AMD DRESS ACCESSORIES, the newest Why should tiki* not also be true of a for Weddings, Dinners, mechanism like the automobile's? A wpaves atid, colorings in woollen and silk fabrics. Trimmings and laces Funeral*, etc. little attention Judiciously given will Files Charges Against Rich Mia —the moHt needed kinds—beautiful assortments, low prices. We also carry a full selection to ssnek. of Hardy Shrubs, Trees anil Herbaceous Plants at our tor Who Created Rumpus. Nurseries. Good 8p.tdom«t.r Big Help. All telephone calla promptly One of tbe most Important acces- attended to- and given our sories In tbe equipment of an automo- New York, Xov. 2.—Developments bile hi a good speedometer. Tbe use are coming fast and furiously In avia careful attention. of this Instrument will save Its cost In tlon circles following J. Armstrong Cedar Ave. Tel. 27 West End. potto fines, and a speedometer Is of Urexel's criticism of tbe management inestimable assistance in tuning up a of the International aviation tourna- llllttnmUHHIIHHIHIIHHIHHlHIIIIIHtl car. This applies especially to tbe ment and the Aero Club of America. • small car, which cam actually travel all Tbenc culminated at a meeting of over without danger on ordinary roads, the uoaril of governors of the Aero SHOE SATISFACTION for the speedometer instantly reveals club, at which charges were preferred . Every time If you purchase whether certain adjustments, have In- agnhwt preiel. Shortly after that ac; them of creased tbe car's speed capacity or not. (ion bad' been taken a letter was re- Again, the odouetroua portion of the [•elved from Mr. Urpxel resigning from FORD & MILLER mechanism makes accurate reckonings the club. RKD BANK, N. J. of fuel consumption and the life ot The resignation was laid upon the . - tires quite simple and possible. Your table pendluK the action to be taken speedometerless owner has very crude upon the charges. The charges were . , : •.•>• .: Ideas of bow many miles be Is gettlug not uiude public, but It was announced out of a gallon of fuel or how long that they Involve matters in connec- Burn Honest Coal back Urea last. These three benefits tion u iih the running of rne race for arc cheap at the price of a speedome- the coupe Internationale d'aviatlun. • • ... .'' •' •. :' •• ter, especially when the instrument can Another feature waa tbe posting of VANNOTICOALCO. be detached at tbe end of the season an opposition ticket to the one which and refitted to the new car. had already been nominated by tbe J bnanl of (rovernor». This had a sen- • Brake Equalising Beama. national sequence In tbe prompt • Brake equalizing beams wblc-h are formal withdrawal from the ticket of .,*, ' ' *l " - OUR OWN NAME carried in slots cut In the side frame six of thr men named by tbe opposl members are subject in much the tlon. . . • .v' •.. TRADING STAMPS same objection which prevails against After the meeting adjourned Allan Are- you collecting them? «JM tbe older method of equalizing by A. It.van. who lutil tbe general manage- th« fin* premium! w* give—itep means of win rupe drawu through ment of the tournament, issued In today* Our; low, prices, fine the tabular rocker sbaft. Duat, mud, statement in which he arraigned Clif- good* and trading stamp* makes rust and heavy grease may oppose ford II. Harmon as tbe Instigator of . . • •' • • •.. unequal resistance to the movement the troubles which marked the close this the etora for you to traoe.

•>f tbe two ends of tbe beam, while of the meet tinrt censured him for tbe 1 ' ', | • . - • : •••• also Introducing considerable resist- course whk-h it WAS declared he bad JACKSON'S MARKET.. ance to their motion.. It U very essen- pursued.* tial that tbe slots be kept clean and 593 BROADWAY well lubricated It It Is desired that tbe New Duty For Peary. Tel. 232 brakes afford full service. Washington, Nov. 2.—elm Engineer course bT {befr marrlea life "tie musl Cat'. Milk For Indigestion, Robert K. Peary, the arctic explorer, be. uiau* to contribute to her support. ludlaoapolls. Ind... NOT. v'.-Mayor bus been assigned by the navy depart- HIS TWO WIVES IN She had Bucban brought Into conrt Shark Is preparing to drink two quarts ment to duty as technical adviser ol MEW APPLE and Magistrate Cornell ordered that of goat's milk dally as a cure for in Painters te l|eni« the depurtment of Justice hi cunner- 'tie pay bis arm wife |s a week. digestion and In satlsned that It a cure It will pay you to take all cor- Mon with canes la the court of claims BAIL HUNT FOR HIM The magistrate Informed the women results be will be able to stay in bis ners and curves slowly. It's There are a number of technical cases tbat either 0/ th«m could cmuae Bu office longer tad tin-ret ore transact tbe 51 A! MM safer, and there is less wear and BOW (M-mliiiu in whh-h engineering ad- CIDER chan'a arreat for bigamy by going to business of the dry more expedltious- tear op the car, particularly vice Is necessnry. and at tbe request New Jersey and lodging a complaint IJI . tie bis gathered statistics showing on the tires. }f Attorney General Wickenham Neither Bride Would Prosecute against him, but they both shook their that goat's rullk If taken In sufficient The magneto Is a good thing to slvil engineer of the navy was as- heads and refused to consider inch a quantities Will core the dlaense and be 5th Ave. & Broadway, let alone unless you understand signed for tbe purpose. 25c a gal. step, .Instead they went to bant bill Is going to try It. terh|IB Its workings thoroughly. Some- ' • * '' ' • tines tt Is the carburetor that Taft'a Caw Starts For Whits House. * PaUrMrt Lawyer Sutpandad. Is to blame. Washington, Nov. •>. I'liuline Wiiyne New York, Nov. -2.~BeeSD.se be •ail«r> Ur.con.ciou> in Submarine. Trentou, N. J., Nov. 2.—James A. WE OWE AN AP8L06Y Before using a hose on a radi- »be gift cow presented to Presldeni thought a idivorce was not necessary Newport, n, I., NOT, 2.—When tbe Harjuou, a Pa tenon lawyer, who de- rto the hundreds of patrons thst Tiifi by Sfimtor lunar ,Ht<>piienxon of A. C. Bennett Co. if be married t second tine In another submarine Octopus reached tbe torpe- feuded Artbor Rose, a negro murderer, we were unable to wait on Sat- ator to remove any mud which do station and landed three of her - may hare collected thereon It U'lxt tinsiii. hits been ftblpned from 307 InitkHrt Ann.! state, Thomas Bncban is languishing was suspended from practicing law urday. WE WERE SIMPLY la an advisable plan to plsce Kenoshn. A letter from Senator Ste- in a cell inut both bis' wire? were crew, two unconscious and ou<* nearly for two yean by the snpreme court. SMOTHERED WITH BUSI- * tarpauijp or some similar ob- phenmm to Charges'D. Norton, secre- Telephone 180-W. seeking ball for hlii). He I* a pucker, so, all kinds of rumors spread as to Harai.m recently faced disbarment NESS. Next Saturday we will ject across the rear side of the tary to Ihe nrexldent. cleared up tbe thirty-seven years MM. and llveij at 445 the cause, but little Information could proceedings resulting from methods have help enough to give prop- spparatus. This will prevent mystery. East Fifty-second street with bit •» be obtained ftom tbe commander. Ap- employed In tbe ROM case. He was er attention to all. the water from squirting through ond wife, who was s cousin of his 0rst. parently the three members of tbe found guilty ot misconduct as aa atloi the tubes and becoming splashed Farrrnr Elspes at Eighty two Years. crew were suffering from Inhaling gas, SPECIALS THIS WEEK on the carburetor or magneto. sii-rilii(t. III.: Nov. 2.—Jacob Meyers Aboil! nine years ago Boiban mar- but the entire matter in shrouded In a wealthy farmer, aged eighty-two ried Mary Kehoe, bat they lived to. dees mystery. •>, •Bating Craw." . When your ear la running well, and Mian Ellen Kraft, forty eight, elop- deu't try to better it by taking It getber only n short time, and two years Tbe term "eating crow" conies from Best Him ^Lr. 17c ID nd and were married. MeyerV son, ago Bucban became acquainted with A aiiaht btwerfiwe. an ante-Revolutionary story. A soldier apart. Just be satisfied until aged sixty, objected to the marriage. Undue rapidity of speeth or something Is really wrong. Then ber cousin, Elsie Uasblo. Bucban says of sn KngJlab reglmfnt stsUoned In Sliced Ham - 22c Ib The brldegrooni has three great grand- Stop a lawyer told him tbat on account of tlnct utterance often leads to curious Virginia shot a pet crow belonging to • if you know what the trouble children. . misunderstandings. An instance of la make.yoar adjustments or re- eating poor meat, the best won't Ibe time he and his wife bad been seu- farmer Tbe latter entered a com- cost you any mere If you kuy It at, arated It would not be necessary for this In given by,Walter Seymour in plaint with Ibe colonel, who sentenced Lamb Chops 16c Id pain, and If yon can't take tt Wsathar Forecast. him to obtain a divorce, lint l( be his "Dps and Downs of a Wandering to • good repair shop. the the soldier lo eat the crow. Tbe farm- •howers and colder, with brisk wished to marry Be would bare to K<> Life." "A clergvmsu," he sajs, "was er waa toft »lt>ue with tbe soldier to Sirloin Steak - 16c In southwesterly winds. to another ntate to have Ihe ceremony sent for by a> alck old parishioner who see that he dM It. After the soldier New performed. , waa not a churchgoer and wbo was sad consumed a ponton of tbe bird Accordingly Bucban kritl MIns Casuin dear. Tbe clergyman said: 'What tat- ha took his gun. presented It at tbe Porterhouse Steak 16c Ib weal to Jersey City In September, 1001, duced you to send for me?' 'What termer and toM Urn to eat the re- Broadway Cash Market and were married by » magistrate. does he say?' said the pan to lib) mainder of the crow or b« would shoot 226 Broadway Tel. ••M-2 Mrs. Bucban Ike Oral decided that as wate. 'He ss/s why Ike deace 4M yo« kirn! This waa tbe origin of the eat- Ed. Case, Prop. ADVERTISE JN THE DAILY RECORD. 0. H. MoLAIN, Mar. Burh.u bad given ber only #2 In tbe send for him?*" lag crow store _ _t LQMfi BRANCH DAH.Y RECORD. NOVEMBER 2. Ittia,. THREE

.. ••• : .' ESTIMATED LOSS IN FOREST FIRES Placed al Flltteii lion Ottos. .*Iu 112 excellent Seats are yet forsale for f aow "Fall SuU and Top Coat" time. The the Popular Course. • Season ticket for tilue ofJ "taffy pulls," "baked apples," "corn the remaining numbers $1 26. On SHIO OVER MILLION ACRES BURNED t- at Britton's and Smythe's Drug Storep, hirelings" and exhilerating rides in "Red Devil." "W& send to the Sec>, Box 175, Long Hurricane Blew Small Fires Into On* What about your clothes? Branch. J-V Big Conflagration—May Be a Portion | Gome in and look the Kirschbaum Fall Suits of Trtos Not Killed—Steps Being I Taken to Sell Off Injured Timber. apd Top Qoats arid Rain Coats over. hnd traded horses with me at various Loci Equal to Twelve Years' Supply. rime* In the last thirty years. 1 was 5 We've a fine big assortment to show you, A rough estimate of the ore loss going on to own up a lot of other .0 THINK TANKS upon the national forests in Moutaua every desirable weave and, pattern—lavish va- things when luckily for me the Are aud,, norll|erii Jdal'O. upon which (be bells rang add 1 had n rhaaee'to get foi-esi Diii.i'K of the United States dfr riety oi-styjes. You'll surely be able to secure out of the meeting house. I had, how- Pilgrim JQC'S . Discovery Arouses PiirniH'iit of ogriculture bave been en- ever, owned up to enough to give we. t^e Suit or Overcoat that will make the most of gaged shice tbi; jiri's were put out. puts • a black eye all a round i own. and I Latent Memories. tbe total aiiulr.ut pf timber killed or I propose to give yon such a lawsuit us your personality—that will make you look your d'wlroyed-lii Mils one dlBtrlK st over | mortal man was never called upon to j <;.<«iii.<«Mi.(i'«i [,onrd feet, wortb aiiprox- | defend before." DOES MORE THAN IS WANTED. j Imately *iri,i)O(t,nOO. The area burned , (In, Danfortb. widow, of Kansas oreris pui at over 1.230.000 acres. see the Kirschbaura "Waldorf and writes: "For several yea$^ pant I have \ The heaviest losses were in two Ida- J laid my speetaeles. thimble, etc., away ho forest*, tue Coeur d'Alene, where •'Aston". Convertible Collar Overcoats. The bept Discarded Man, Ch.ittnj In Church, and then hnd to bunt for hours to find over 3,000.000.000 Ijoanl feet of timber combination Dress or Storm Overcoats Lost Thimblo and Other Cam—In- them again. A friend of mine called are reporied killed or destroyed and in vtntor Threatened. my attention to your restorer, and Il**r 4W.O0O acres burned over, and Music Saturday Evening America. Every fabric all wool. Prices, got a iKittle. After !lhe flrct dose ) tbc Qlearwater. where 1,000.000,000 . fy M. QUAD. . "feet »r timbiT were killed or destroy- By Prof. West'9. Orchestra TToprrtehL WO. by Aaaoclated Llterarr iratlced right down the cellar and ed nnd 300.000. m res barned over. On found my spectacles on the ahelf the Helena national forMt. In Hon- Weather Permitting, $15 to $35.00 OR the last thlrlj-flve years I wlii'ii* I had placed them months ago. tanu. the loss in timber Is believed to , ' f have bee» experimenting with After the second 1 fouud my lost have l>een 500.000.000 feet, on the Cab- vnciuiw ryo.is and barks with a thimble lu the teapot, t was fool met forest 4UU.000.000 and on tbe I.olo F enough to take a third, hoping to find view of bringing out some sure forest SOO.OUO.OOO. a dime I mislaid two years ago. but and ceriala remedy for loss of im-m- Practicjlly One Fire. .ory lu old ami young people. The what did It do but make me remem- •Matawan Baptist Church Notes- GK n F»feweH Party. ,. •>, HALLOWE'E^^T EATONTOWN ber that ! owed Elder Jolmsou for • Kev. jisitmiK-l Bower, pastor at the minium of fnrgetfulaess In HiH .rorM Coeur a'Alene. Clearwater and Lolo Miss BcEsJe'KaU was tettder«d A barrel of pork biytight five years ago. Boy& Made Merry With Pranks and .Vhiaw*n Baptist Church, brcan the is soinctblng n»tn»t»hing, and tue evil •was rtnC in what berime practically farewell surpiiati. at "iier l^ourtb svo I started right out and paid the il.'l.i. Several Parties w re Held—Signs "igaih jtur of his pastorate there San- its.Ti'iiy caused tna hardly be <- while some of UK sie Lehman. Sarah and Pauline Blum. day. Ii did. It was Moses Barnes, secretary of the New Jersey Stale Bap- in the region of this fire lies a very In- boys look two of her father's wagons Tlllle Tetfcowftz. Jerrnie and Pauline but wbeu 1 went for the knife next tist Conference^ accessible 'niountainous country into from the barn and dragged them to Dash, Esther and Ethel Brows, Jen- day he claimed that 1 borrowed $5 lu which, ou account of tb« a,bsence of the Foster property, In Main street. nie TouelKon, Sophie and Bessie Kfi'-., 'cash at tbe same lime be borrowed my trails and of forage, it waa almost im- Miss V'andermark gut out of the hoose ftjrs- Cohan Seventy-Two. Esther and Helen Spiro, Hilda and to old fifteen cent knife, and I've got to possible for forces of Ore lighters to 7 - .M!;T* '. through a window. Bessie Brady, Tillle Zack and Ida U> come down or stand a lawsuit. 1 look otcn, of Fiis; avenue, m penetrate. . When tlw hurricane arose vine: Messrs. Samaei Friedman. Al* upon you as a fraud and a swindler SMAU. wu, auiltost, SMALL MICE Q«4>rge Steele, of Tinton Falls ave- enty second birth It drove the ores upon t jn nue, kept open house and all whoday In a quiet manner Monday. The Oadowitz, Lewis S^eiir; Herman Pnth- and shall do everything possible to )n~ il, Milton Korn, George Dash, Harry Jore you." wli'o" were uewlug a way'tbwafa' called were royally treated. There aged iady is *till confined to her home them, ftirctd these parties to seek ref ShanVer, David Shanker, Aitxauder Deacon Waters of Ohio writes: was dancing nnd other amusements. * rcsu'iii: &he eiper- nre wherever It could lie iouud and KatE, Braetit Lehman, -Harold Chinire. 'Some ten years ago I bad a business ^^^^^^W^*^^^^^^CTW^>^^ Rufus Caslor, of IJroard street, gave jreeks ajpo, when she swept dowTi"u"i*6h the forests'*Mefe •ioesph Brody, TMithaa aws .fitnue! I d'N-il with Deacon Truvers, also of p i Vparty to h!s niece. Isabelle TBennrn. fell, rttirtopatinjf her Moulder. H^r h >1(i Suflroa, David Spiro, Max anrf I.iratii this town and a member of tbe same the fires were up to that time general The party was given In the boost? •' ci^fd|pt 8ir Joee»fa.'a.*de the ly well In baud. jfhich was occupied for many years day as pleasant as- passible. Lippn.au, Abe Vamlorman. and Mr. church. A year later he claimed that and Mrs. Katr f I still owed hint $3. I denied It; Loss May Be Reduced. iy tbc lute Thomas Carlile. Mr. and he sued. He was beaten, but tbe event Forester Graves I believes that, as *4rs. Oils 0. Crane, of Railroad ave Little Silver Station Improvements- usually Iiapprns in tbe case of big iue, gave a party. Tbe evening wa£ Tbe, Jjjtt!*? Silver station is under- almost disrupted tbe church and an- SEQUEL OF A "WILSON Mrs. Hobart Gives Memorial. tagonized many families. flee*, there will be fouud to be con- spent play ing gaaies and makiug going repairs. Tbe old wooden plat- A • a spi*cial memorial service .UJ Uv 1 "The other i»y In railing on tbe mm siderable arras of_ living timber wtW-, > merry. form is boine ,turu up preparatory to held in the First Presbyterian Caun-h,, lu the'rAmns how mappeTfiV'entire- utter I found him about to take a dose Five extra policemen guavdetl the having ,a *o«sr*te platform laid. The Paterstf., next Sunday a tablet which ly unrmtVix'vr. Ot mweiwrt.* <«HMf- of your memory restorer. He had citizens of Rumson borough Hallow flours, are being repaired and the the widow of ihe hue Vise Prcaideni TJU; LftXrt I.OKX THIMHI.K urea g^veti lire teutallve, for It hasday evening, Oct. 31, states that e'en night and saw that nothing ser ' patat washed. The station ts a busy bid aside his sermons for three years Garret A. Hoban has presented to ihe pljflfl """"uece^s, nnd every dru'g IKlore in I>*et1 Impossible to examine Tirt tbe "Protf«xs, ip$Dfrie& regu(iiq(Uon8 and ious was done. I litrje plajre in the summer time. and could not find them to preach over church will be unveiled. Mrs. Hobart ill,' laml is, LUMV supplied witU riigriin burned ureas' thoroughly; f Ji* ,fa"st ss dcnla.li hyJSI^ftpilj^pyif-jiiJH'' faWmbei'S At Fair Haven signs were tovn dowi, j Summer reettents come here from ttie again. I divided to Imbibe with him gives the tablet in memory of her Jee'g wijndoif'ul Meinoiy Uestorer, possible, however, the forest offlrers of the Brotheniooa" of Locomotive and a quantity of flour was scattered I Itunwon Road, Shrewsbury, Ocean- and see if I could remember to whom aio locattu? aud estimating Ihe bodies father, Socrates Turtle, who was at I tpttke uo difference between re I lent my pitchfork. Knginecrs, the Order of Railway Con- over *ne. road. ] port, and vLUUe Silver Point aad they BDfectabw nud disreputable druggist**, of tiinbiT killed, but capable of being ductors and the Brotherhood of Rail- : will welcome the change being made one time mayor of Patereoa. "Right here. sir. I wish to call yon lumbered if taken In time. There will IHJU sent' both alike, us I ivlah my re- an unhung scoundrel. The dose bod way Trainmen were evoked today by Advertise its the Daily Record. U • under the direction of Superintendent wthrrr To^Tfelcil .ritl classes Wd coudl- i be an enormous quantity of Ore killed the publication of a story hi a morn- ' Snwten. no pitchfork In It, but It caused me to timber, both nn the national forests will pay you. Adrer'tae in the Dally Record. tions. -T. ing newspaper under a caption, "Jer- remember and to blurt right tyit to npd on private lands, to be disposed Kjery Iwttle holds a full plut, aud ) sey Trainmen Out for Wilson." • The the minister that I really did oweof as soon as possible. tin-5)>iW,isfep«irctl i,v rod war, Take Deacon Travers that money. I tried article stated that the legislative com- nn htb(*r{*'^lhat last summer'smitt&es of the organizations mention- of (in- wax lu patent medicine ilmn bad to come down with the dnugh. tires either burned up or killed be ed are urging their members to vote tbe .•iiiiivuti} of the botUe. with Interest and compound Interest, tween 1 tttid 2 per cent of the total for Wilson. Hv^y Jiottk? hai-: a whle moutb, so it and no one will now buy eggs of me stand of national forest Umber. At "The story appeared to be based on tbe present rate-of cutting from tbe can pa iiMt't. to talce lee rrcaiu home in without counting them over twice. I the report that one A. M. Douglass, a nallonal forests ftOMMJOOjOOO feet Is wlHwrtfooriglu.il contents nrc gone/ would go many miles, sir. to see jus- member of Local 318, Brotherhood of equal (0 twelve years' supply, but It Iiwrivrfrd-ntid*r the pure food nnd tice done upon your wretched carcass. Railroad Trainmen, had delivered an clni" hiw and found to contain nothing Is less tunu one-sixth of a single year's address to railroad men last nfght Why remember! Why not forget?" cnt in tbe entire country, or enough to to Lilt H horse. If ymi din after tak Remarkable C»»e In St. Paul. iich was a flatfooted declaration hiK a f»fw dot**,, your friends must keep all our lumber mills busy for for Wilson" sometblug under two months. look for \v\vve green in tbe well. Mrs. H. G. of St. Paul wiites: "I am "It was learned Chat Mr. Douglass I dii imt M j^ii to boast too greatiy of one of fhose fools who buyVyery pat- is a proofreader in a New York print- tUK ,u?w ;iu(i valued addition to itie ent medicine as fast as It appears, and "AEROWECK" THE LATEST. ing shop and that he lives at 135 The Largest Clothing Shop in Hew Jersey Now Open for Business iiii.uy jtrepurations ou sale tiad will the other day I came across your mem- South Thirteenth street, thia city. At thotvf»itiui submitfc a few testtnioutals ory restorer. ' Years ago a coustn of Companion Affliction For Automobile Iris • home hssurance was given that from iite "thousands pouring; to by nine removed in Kansas. I bad for- > Fan. M r. Douglass spent a peacef a I eve- every uiuit, gotten the name of the place and task Society is fast g»tting the aero neck. ning in the bosom of his family last j. P. J3Tof flartrord writes: "I hope * thumping big dose of your restorer Saits, Overcoais, Trousers, lHaderwear, It was hard to and at the Belinont night and that he had done no speech- la hopes to recall It. The name came yon »Hf Hats $ Cajis ltack between tbe shoulder*, witb eyes so, but that he had written his views t>p." } , shall do- everything In_'Af ,jjjlfrf*r' ro"silile to get recognlMbn fr-ini any one.had i mjuiflMf* vl^iw JMI alleged ad- John Heurj£ Jfe of New York etty ! drive yonr Tjllalrious compojjnd from a nod of the bead or a ' "bow-de-do" feis wajr^ttiMe.' .."Ofirtlrs. MettarcKl writes: "I wa^Bplbff »U«H1 for breach tbeiitate of Kansas" .,. wlinoul standing direilly In front and that the 'speaker' was not authorized of j,roV»I*r>,^iKl%l the pW bid nothing Pilgrim' Joe* Memory Hesb spnlling'n sight of an aeroplane well to speak for the organisation. When In wrltfujf to briiijf forward tbe jury j stores cvi'ins a hundred yesrs up In ,the sklrs. ; |r tola of the real Hriunw.aufes the would certftj!»"%\J»$»vc ciea^^d toe had j Que doa« wl/,1 , f dWned r!«hfc up how and where you met AVIDSON'S come a national complaint. intention EoV'Tianng'a frilteftiat talk tlmi I lidd a*(ie4'for the glrt% hinfl ingtoD. ... with htm." The of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes. three different limes, and sbe was Can lie taken on a full or DIDN'T KNOW MACOUFF. .in;mU-«l $4.0UU. I shall warn all mystomach. . „, f . DoctoV. - on friends against yjiir det'ucUon." You don't iQse.consctousnws^ wjjen It Forgotten Mmn R««torftd. ' Is wording. , ,•.-., ...... tut White Hou.e Function.ry Know. Dr. H. E. Sliaw' wi»o drives an Ov- Him Now. ' •land touring car. pi* peculiar ex • If oilier persons are In i.lie ruuiu. with Miss AI, «. of Detroit writcw: "I pePiencr al*!pr4aft(iitt>r"ba^"lW city. 'OU U) rarefnl not lc< express your snr- One of Ihe fuiwturns of tbc f«o<-il"U- think mult men a* yop. onjtiit to be put arlrs who •nrronud PrertUent T»tt Is Sat iirAiy eveninc. While cranking !M bind prison bars. I was abont t<%be l»e as .events of tbe past come rising IP lief ore yo*l. -. • 't* to know- (B»PTJT Man who presathesC" his car it backed flre Into the carbure- •• inn ii i'-cl ilm~4tilwv tiny when a stranger ter Igniting the machine. There was j After the tifih dose slack tiff for n rail on tbc i>n>»Miin An »»sliiam toane vy»t~-yn nnd furbflde the bnuns. stf*'rft»jiry -VMS Stnuipod rwclitly. He conslderaUha-•**la*a; which »*te»ti'ii^ii I faluttHl. uiul ,lo brlpK me to thi-y jay or.two In order (bat yxur memory may get used to the new strain put caH*d ft n»w^»J>a |iw luuft n\er to 111*tbe destruct*k down m> thfont. Wbmi I MTJved the flames sairfMi *l»r i««(hHi*;4)t»*aifh it 1 T)rngglst» wbo»»(ffT»r*<» **omelhlnir duifc" »sk»d. 'Who Is this Macdntfr »tranger, was a ifcrnuger no longer, Ml was ilamaKed lo -tbc fKUnt of Jh-u. Jnst as good" arc horse thieve* auil •'Why, dent you Joww?" »«s tbean- j< ni.ui I U:(,U a«T*«ine*l Hevcral y«*nr« nrar; affo ii»d fpi-KoM.'n all about, Ile'a lop (lar». mid ihelr pre|iantlon.« arotlabl* "L«J" On, waft able to get blft tfittefcine underwav COME IN AHP TALK IT OVER, s! •'ulifiMcii uiid knwkfcneed. but Vv(*to make yon forget Ikst.yon bar* paid And dam i'il In him that first erM: *%nd rearht"ri »*bw»»>* ••Hthout further qoi^ e can giiie you employment at sewing, teach j?oi to kepji my in^nnUf I trust t li.it iouit street car fare once and hand the t •Hold; KnouBh!' '" \_ mishap. • 0h*f*«>«*«** nbkirrtl by inatir- your ilS.vA rii'jtiie Iiiud may- lw aKbrt roiidui lor a sennid nickel, 'riiere. is "Say, yiHi'i-e quit* a poet, aren't you to ffiw1 and pay you while learning. Exper- 1 but «ne Hllgrtnt Joe. • • . nnit full of wot " yon?" safe! the admiring secretary. ienced hands earn good wages. Working hours I>.';tcoii 'rbojni**'*" of Oswego write*; "One d:iy lairt wee* HI/ wife c»n»e Similarity. Vran»vaa('Tob»c«o Producer. 7.30 to 5.S% Saturdays 1 o'clock, all the year. liome i"runi tlif itaiit Nii'/e with a bot' , "What • riolsy tWmi (n»fn*«« drtw Orer 7.000.000 pound* of loharro were lli- of vour memory restorer aud aUP teinarked the elorlim 91s«w»ledl.T. produced In the Transraal In Y906. preal story otjVtMl *t wo«W do. Just '"i'fes." re(i*ed I be I ruiuboa*; J'just like a human being. Isn't H before wlUUK «ut •Tar yr.iyer meeting Read Centa Words an Fifth LONG BRANCH thai evehtnic I f^ofc it »!•»«*». An a cop- "Like a liumail being?" "Yes; U'% the am »» ASRURY PARK*' *** KiHinenoc I Ptw*) up In iiit'citnst a*d If- Page there are bargains in . Dr. li K. Sfbaw1,it K1 Maaon and iii(Vuberv«t iiolne."— us U'K'? thjyijjeveji^fjMjy* brelHr^SJ Slbj*1 Telegraph. them. Clare-nc* O. Van NoW. . ,,.- LONG BRANCH DAILY RECORD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER », 1tM* '

blance so great that as a campaigner L 'An' |o for mak' her work torm e be nay almost be described as Lin- More easy dan eet Use' tor be. DAILY RECORD An' show how mooch my hcun ees ISSUED KVBBT WBHKDAT coln's prototype. stir1, •XCfcPT ITIZENS C buy a leetla geeft tux her. A SIDE-ISSUE PARAMOUNT. - LONG BRANCH RECORD Carious, got so pretta* hair, Capital No one who has compared without NATIONAL l..u.d tv.ry frlday I buy her som'tbeeng nice for wea prejudice the qualifications of Messrs. Bh? What? O! no, eg notta haf. Stimson and Dlx for Governor of New Keen som'theeng mooch more use dan The ample working capital and readily BMJ. BolMeai Bobbitt Edlto BANK York can doubt that the Republics! dat. convertible nature of the assets of the OF LONO BRANCH, N. J. Eet's leeta pad, so sof. an'itheeck nominee Is tbe better man. T«nn« of gub.crlptloa An' stuff' weeth wool, dst she cai First National Bank rk Long Branch, Unfortunately, however, tbe rela steeck " DAILT HCORD live merits of the candidates are no CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED On top da hair upon ber head, N. J., makes it one of the strongest So Ilka leetla featbra bed. On* rw IM factors In the contest at all. Roose- banks in the National System of Banks. Slnil. ooplM • • .0 PROFITS OVER $235,000 Get Sure weell mak' her feela good velt has made himself the Issue, an Won she ees carry loada .wood. LONG BRANCH RECORD tie overshadows all others. It re- An' mebbe so eet help her, too, DM j«»r bT mall 116 I Offers unusual facilities and assures its customers prompt for carry more dan now she do. The First National invites your deposit mains to be seen whether that wlllaf So mooch weeth love my heart «e •Illfl* COPlM • 0 and efficient service, courteous and liberal treatment account: It has the ability to meet your or Injure Stimson. but It will be de stir' DAILY RECORD clslve one way or the otneiv;* ' I buy dees leetla geeft tor her. every reasonable banking demand. •II • •Bd Depositary of AIT this hullabaloo doesn't make fo Eef, mebbe so, you gotta wife LONG BRANCH RECORD good government, but It may clear u State of New Jersey, County of Monmouth, Dai's good as mine to me, Oat year 130 he political atmosphere. *'• , City of Long Branch You, too, would try for mak' her life <>D. WOTk 0 So happy as can be. Luckily onr campaign in New Jer —T. A. Daly, In The Catholic Stand Business on Business Principles Published by sey is not complicated with such side A STHONG. CONSERVATIVE BANK ard and Times. », M. TAYLOR WBLItHINa CO ssues. Cks*. Ik •dws.ras, See'jr ul Manage THOUGHTS _W0RTH READING OVERDOING IT. 19* Broadway Tbe reply Of Mr. Lewis will be The next generation will fly.—Newark A wise man was ones asked whether fcONQ BRANCH NEW Former Governor Stokes la a cheer awaited with interest. ...'. , Star. he knew of any good which Is not ul martyr. He makes au accidents, coveted, or . ny evil which 'deserves no Always on the Job But it's a pity that the time grows Wilson, Lewis and the Wednesday, November 2, 1«10. passing allusion to Himself In Wood mercy, and ha said: "Ves, thty ars so short. It Is very evident tns.t tbe best hope humHIty and prise."—Arabian Wis This Company is never out of town. ow Wilson's reply to Record's qtaes- A UNCOLNESQUE CAMPAIGNER What a treat It would be for theof really wise and honestly progres- dom. Never away on business. Never ions—one entirely due to so good a sive government in this State this, ses- away on vacation. Never sick. Al- Nothing reveals a man, tarns ljlm people of New Jersey to have Mr sion depends on tin- Governor. Republican as Mr. Record—a pretek Moves to Red Bank. ways well. Always on hand, and iiiBidc out to the public gate and Stokes, Franklin Murphy and John Mrs. Mary Butler and M have or an indignant denial of facts long Both candidates have declared their uhuwB what's hi him and what's not Kean cross-examined a bit regarding Intention of being leaders—not what moved (ram MahOhey City, IVun., to always ready to give your business generally accepted by the people in him like atump-epeaHing. Rare in heir Seaatorlal ambitions and their is alleged to be "constitutional Gov- Borden street, Red Bank. Mrs. But- strict attention. We are authorized f the state as to be reckoned beyond ittituae! Or even to have some ernors." Wilson took this stand from l«r is a sister of Miss Katbryn Me to actas ilwxl i» the Individual who tan talk the Brat. He is used to it at Prince- Laugblln, who teaches the primary and talk and talk publicly and avoid straight queries put to Congressman ton: also Used to fighting to have his department of the Uncroft public EXECUTOR, GUARDIAN, ADMINISTRATOR AND TRUSTEE. either losing his equilibrium or flying The, Board of Guardians, he deFowler. . way, and has created In certain quar- school. Miss McLaughllh, who has lares, is "a myth." Then what force ters a reputation tor being extraordi- seen boarding at Tomlinson's l.lucrofi oK at a tangent. Bryan killed him But it remains to be seen whether narily obstinate when he feels that Hotel, will hereafter live with Mrs. s It that he knows will deprive him selC with his talk. Roosevelt is do- ven Mr. Lewis will dare go on record he is right. Lewl8| started with th* Sutler. George C. Tath baa moved NEW JERSEY MORTGAGE AND TRUST CO. f the Senatorship which he honest "rubber stamp" Governor Idea, wire his family from Fair Haven to Front ing the same thing. It's difficult to is Dr. Wilson has. Augustus Chandler, Pres. Matthias Woolley, Vice Prss. won at the primaries? oome "constitutional", control by meg- street. Red Bank. Mr. Ta»h formerly find one who hasn't injured himself The new epistolary questioning of sages and vetoes, and has now "pro- S. 8. Scobey, Vice Pres. A. T. Woodsy, 8ec'y and Treas. "Tbe Republican party In this ived at Holmdel, where he was en- under these circumstances. andidates would be a great thing It gressed" to the Wilson attitude. gaged in training race horses for Gid- tate," he says, "has kept abreast of Woodrow Wilson, though, has Btood' t was only carried far enough. Seeing that tn« chances are ninety- eon A Daly. He now Intends to train he times; it has given tbe state ad. ulne to a hundred that either as . Not only has ears to finally dispose of appeals in icies he has declared his allegiance The old established sporting goods, nd cut the price of perishable footf- lo, which one Is [n the better posi- every trap conceivable been set tot riminsl cases in this country. In itcycle and automobile repair'and ga- INSURANCE all In two, and Just as it passed a tion? rage business on Atlantic street. Key- him, but he has been personally as- Sogland. the wheels of Justice move orrupt practices bill that requires Lewis has handled his present of- port, has been Bold by Alfred Tracy l>o you realize that a'gr&at manv insurance policies Killed In the lowest and filthiestman - ith aBtoundingly greater celerity. Bce well. He, however, has adopted o Abraham I* and Adam I,. Huylar, he making public of campaign con aro incorrectly written when PIBCOT by inexperienced ner. Yet never once has he lost his it. Crtppen was convicted only two his position toward the Governorship who will hereafter conduct it under rlbutions. and just as It taxed rail- as "leader for all the people of New he name of Huylar Brothers. Mr. agents f In u great many eamn tin- policies do not pro- temper. Never a single false step eeks ago, but his final appeal will oad rolling stock at the last' session Jersey" practically under are. Re has Tracy has not been In the best of tect you at all.. We would strongly advise you to care- . has lie taken. Never once has be e heard Saturday and a decision IB been In "with the gang," to a certain isalth for Uie past two years, and this tbe Legislature, he evidently fully reud over your inniirance, policies at once, and failed to measure up to the highest xpected in time to permit of his exe- extent, Wr years. The • regular ma- w«» the reason of his retiring from nt. /Wonder why he didn't men- chine nominated him, but none too lusluess. He will leave Keyport wlth- would be very glad to offer you our services in correct- Ideals. He has conducted a long and ution next Tuesday on the date on these instances? illlngly. They wanted others they n a few days for Western Pennsyl- ing them free of all charge. Imrd campaign with the utmost dig- rlginallv Bet. could not get and, fell back on him. He vania, where he will spend some time "The Republican party of New Jer. nity and most scrupulous regard foi ias never,, however, repudiated thegunning with friends. Krom there he We may be able to lower the eost^»f yogr insurance. y," he adds, "has not served spec- ill go to his old bome In Illinois, the proprieties, and he ha* done it It will be a paster election this year, machine.. ' ..--.•. fc We represent the most reliable Companies and are plac- I Interests; It has not been domlna- Wilson has never before been In pol- here he will spend some lime among without displaying the slightest sign signs don't fall. A word to the relatives. ing insurance at the lowest rates. ed by a boss system; It has not fail- itics, but lias been a noted* student of weakness and without any' sacrifice wise candidate should be sufficient. of political movements and principles. ed In Its duty to the people; It has of forcefulness. tralght tickets in • combined state, He owes the fact tbat his name wa» Thrown Out In Red tank Runaway. ot stood pst." put forward to certain Democratic in- ongresHiooal, county, city and ward l.em Ketcham, proprietor of. Ketcb- H. W. GREEN BRO., Agency No wonder he has captured the tutM's too well known to need nani lection in this age of political Imp- UK. His nomination, however, was am's stables, at Red Bank, figured In mate and caught and held the atten- Then for heaven's sake, what's all a runaway Monday night. "Lem" 231 BROADWAY endence are bound to be something jretty much spontaneous, and the suc- tion of the nation. he dissatisfaction about? How did cess of his campaigning has been not was out driving with a trotter which t a curiosity. he recently purchased and bad called- Telephone 47 Long Branch, N. J. His comprehensive grasp of public happen that, the Democrats had the ause of these* Influences, but in erve to nominate a ticket? j How Is spite of. them. • •. • - i at the home of James Byram, in upper affairs, his clear and keen Insight Into Broad street, for the purpose of find- he next generation will fly," ob- Wilson knows it, and has repudiated (he problems of government, his man- that the Republicans are. not to be ing out If Mr. Byram had located the j A REPRESENTATIVE WILL CALL IF YOU DESIRE erves an exchange. That is, or any obligation. He has specifically liness and his independence could not ept in power by an unanimous vote stated" lhat his view of his nomination men who had stolen his horses. He nd given a vote of thanks in the bar- ourse, provided that the race doesn't s tbat bo owes It to tbe neonle. Ans near the railroad on his way but thrill and amaze. home when the horse bolted, threw Jo*. • ecome extinct in the attempt. Wilson has a reputation for being a Wsasurs Bay. (HdMt Haul o> th* Shrewsbury For fustian be has substituted facta, very obstinate man when "he gets his Mr. Ketcham out of the sulky Into the ditch and started tor Red Bank. Open the Bntfrs Tear. Snore Dinners a Specialty. for appeals to passion and prejudice If Mr. stokes is right there is only back up," . tp _ ... Mr. Kstcham scrambled from his po-men HOTEL New England CUB Bakes. Shell Fish and Oams In ne side to It. But how about the EDITORIAL COMMENT And In his Camden speech he em- OompatMii Balling lUaiara t appeals to reason, for rhapsodies of sition and In doing so coined a few f?" phasized an strongly as u man can do speech plain designation of evils and Too Busy For Rent Issuas. that he himself and by" Himself was new words tbat were meant for tbe specific naming of the remedies. And Vivian M, Lewis says- that he hasto be the leader. . horse and not foV publication. After HOW THE LIBELS REACT. dashing through Broad street, minus not only has his discussion of the Is- ot had tbe time to read Mr. Wilson's There Is another point worth nolle In turlftst week's fcsuev In* Redotter to Record yet. The chances are ng. Wilson has. In a measure, origi- the sulky, the animal was caught at sues been sane and practical but it hat in these trying times when, the the fountain. Mr. Ketcham escaped A Pretty Foot ank Standard published au article nated policies. ''New Stateism." or a - lmu also been brilliant arth is slipping from under his feel keener eunse of State duties, is an ex- serious, injuries. ntnmled to reflect on Woodrow Wll- It's most remarkable to line! such Mr. Lewis Is favoring his Jaded feel- ample. Lewis has not, but has only however shapely, can easily be turned Into a deformity by ill-fitting ion. lir. Wilson, it was said therein, igs by reading his party papers to adopted certain planks of the Progres- Austin Ferns' Funeral. sound judgment and levelheadedness shoes. Therefore don't risk your comfort and ease, but buy shoes ad bent the Princeton faculty and ea the nice things tbat they are say- sives as his own. Daniel Austin Ferns, who died at combined with such facility and ig about htm and the horrid things To put It very frankly, which man's his home, corner Swuml and Brigh- that are worthy of th* name, you will find them here in great variety. oard or trustees to his way of think- iiiiihlness of expression. hat tbey say about Dr. Wilson.— policies are tbe most tin- product of ton avenues, this city, yesterday ng and dominated them absolutely Jlizabeih Tinii's. sincerity and determination to make morning, will be buried tomorrow Vet there (s no striving for oratorl nd had been practically a dictator in- them effective, and which 1.4 the most morning. Funeral services will bu 15 Broad Street, heltl at 8t. Michael's Church, Ocean lal afreet. The beauty of the Wilson lead ot president ot the Institution. Might Ba Worn, tempered with expediency? Whloh PEARSON BROS. Red Bank, JS. J Btyle of speaking Is In Its simplicity Hritit-h Chancellor of the Exchequer man Is the best fitted' by his past to avenue, at 10 o'clock. Interment, in A few days before a prominent Red nnouiices -thai the countries of thebreak with a hostile political tna charge of funeral director William H. mil stralghtfocwardednMs and in tin MorrlM, Jr., will be at Mt. Carmel. The ink merchant had argued at length vorld aie spending annually-jc 450,000- machine, and, as leader of tbe people, •iviilence It bear* of the speaker being 00, or |2,2(iu.0On at their home tomorrow morning at ilm to New York. Being unsuccess- will be held at the clubhouse, Atlantic The day after this Standard article ples, and were equally able to defy the terse. Incisive, homely truths. their party bosses, which nan by 6.30 o'clock to attend tbe (Uneral In ful, be determined to make the trip avenue, Branchport, this, evening. Af- as published the friend informed knowledge. Intellect and power would a body. Members of the West Knit even If he was compelled to buy a ma- ter tbe election of officers clam stews Dr. Wilson's differentiation between Who Can Supply It? Bnglne Company will hold a special his man that it had decided him to When Record propounded those 19 be best able to get results ?—Newark chine. In a few hours he bad closed will be served. Members are asked t»i •lie legitimate use. of corporations Sews, meeting tonight to make arrangements lie deal. Becoming tired of the pleas- make an effort to be present as taey upport Wilson, because If It was true ueattoas to Woodrow Wilson he did for attending the funeral, as the de- •M the abuse thereof, which be de t with such an air of having thereby iire car, ht had it transformed Into an will be entertained in a pleasing man- man big enough and strong enougn ceased was one of their popular mem- • scrlties as "corporation Joy-riding, ilmlnated Wilson from {be guberna- The Wedding Anniversary. attractive delivery wagon, and It has ner, i o manipulate the faculty and board bers. since Improved his delivery service to and his method of dealing with it bj orial race that " nmo people really Kef. mebbe so, you gotta wife f trustees of Princeton was Just the bought Record, after years ot wan- Dat'a good as mine to me. such an extent 'hat he thought of dis- lulling the responsible! parties under erlng, had "found himself." The re- Turkey Supper «t St. James. posing of his horse*. In looking over sort ot man New Jersey needed ror You weell be glad for ma' her life Those who attend the turkey sup- the slogan that "guilt is personal" are ly was so straightforward, so com So happy as can be. slip or slide on the horse, Congressman Fowler has* taken up all. It la already known how good and never get under foot. The urgent necessity In politics today is le does not take his life In his hands, he '"heckling" by letter which George le, knows the peril and Intrepidly the suppers are when served In Par- patent device does the-trick. not to "turn the rascals out," as the ish Hall. You not only get yonr let girthing Is unnecessary. Record Inaugurated In New Jersey sefcs it. Just as a brave soldier knows I horsemen prefer them.^^ old cry ran, but to "get out of the rut. here Is death In tbe charge and with money's worth, but you enjoy the so- Fifty Years Ago Today. n a letter to Woodrow Wilson with HECKER'S cial session. U 8l Glrlh fof be same Intrepidity deahes forward Nov. 2. ' " &A " 'h* ?>'• trl^B Picturesque phrases and pungent uch satisfactory results to the can- unmindful of what may befall him. Tbe Capua garrison surren- 1 epigrams drive borne the great truths Idaie. and undertakes to catechise Mankind Is working out tbe problem —-Wo Sell ThemJ^ of the bird's Sight li. tbe air. It has Rents • !tne Silver Plot. dered Just as I be besiegers were he propounds. ivlan M. Lewis, the Republican can- FLOUR P. F. Drenaan, of Red Bank, has about to assault the citadel. accomplished wondei s for transports- rented the Jennie Ixing property at In that respect, as also In regard tdate along the same Hoe*. ion on land and water and under Nearly 10,000 men grounded $1.00 $1.25 $1.50 to bis broad human sympathy, his and and wafer, and; now aspires to es Little Silver. Tbe deal was negotlat arms. A decisive event of Garl- Bbl. - $7.1ed b5y William A. Hopping, or Red baldl's campaign In Italy. earnestness, the clarity of his logV, ablish transportation routes In tbe 1 $2.00 $2.50 & $3.00 Ur, The men who almost dally lose Bank. the simplicity of his diction, bis de- heir lives are the willing martyr* to Twenty-five Year* Ago Today. votion « principle, mi* bis farsight be great world-purpose to wrest (b< 24 4 1b Sack 90c To Take Jersey exams. Jacob Stelnbach. Jr., and William A First through passenger train A. M. TOWNLEY Mnevs, he bean « wonderful resem- secret of aviation from thf> winged on the Csnadlsn rieliic to tbe memenger* of the air, and that pur Smith, of I-ong Branch, will take their 12 lb Sack * 45c 'Examinations at Trenton tomorrow for Rorty mountain* left Montreal. CO., sdml«slnn to lh« Jers*y • l . LONG BRANCH DAILY RECORD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1910. nv*

Two Bargain Gems Men's Congress Gaiters CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS An if) Wool Melton "PRES • An all wool heavy Scotch TO'* Cbnvertabfe Collar Over- I Tweed, latest grey suit. Plenty of men like them because m> eaey tp put on but are afraid of tbe elastic giving out RESULT PRODUCING LITTLE MONEYMAKERS, ONE OEKT -^ Either at $14.98 / Guarantee Those Sold Here Sot to Hive Out. EACH WORD Both the latest out and worthy of your inspection. ^_ A Big Stock it $2,00,2,50, 3.00 & 3.50 WOLF LEEBERMAirsf CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS TO BE PAID FOR IN ADVAN01 » BSOAD STIEET BIG fJTTLE DEPARTMENT STORE N.X 228 Broadway Long Branch, N. J* CLARENCE WHITE { NO ADVERTISEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS THAN 10 CENTS

There i« a glaring phase of nafslr- SITUATION WANTED ADVERTISEMENTS WHEN INSERTED PUBLIC SALE FEARING TO PART, nem In the jjugition of tbe twe se*es, IN MONDAY'S ISSUE WILL BE INSERTED TUESDAY BROADWAY SALES ROOMS, S38 BROADWAY. LONG BRANCH, despite ail robe trunk and bicycle. Inquire Judge Messages,- From Departed tbe grare they would be united, FOR 8ALE.—Two new houses, H»r- iaonl Torrea, aged twenty-six, and FURNISHED house to let for winter Corn's. 256-257* rlsonsU on easy terms. Inquire John Is bride of two weeks eoagbt deatb REPUBLICAN TICKET. on Fran Klin ave. Apply all agents Ones Figure In Suit C. Flynn, 668 B'way. 246tf FOR SALE—Cheap. One ton mixed ogetber in tbeir apartment at 301 West or Adamson, the plumber. y, 15; corn, 75c. per bushel, 7! iigllty-third street. Tbe young boa- FOR SALE—2 nouns south aide 253tu259d&w lbs. to bushel; new potato cutter, 6; baod cut bis wife'a wrist with a knife, and one bouse north side of Chelsea TO LET, cheap, store with 2 big good plow 7. Opp. old race track ut a deep gasb in bin own arm and ave., between railroad crossing; and $l,080,000ESTAT£ INVOLVED windows. 15 Literty st. Apply Ja- gates, Eatontown. 25610258* urned on tbe gas In their room. Be VIVIAN 11. UBWI8. South Seventh ave. Paul Mazxa, 292 cob Gassman & Spn. 262d*wtf FOR SALE.—Second-hand clothing. was dead wlieu foaud, bat tbe young Clieltea aye. 240to257d&w* Mrs. Funk, Testifying In Suit of Mr*. woman was still breatblng. She wasFor Member of tit* Moua* «f tUprm- FURNISHED house and bungalow 157 Broadway. 25Sdftwtf PROPERTY for «al«. E. S. Hunt, Robert H. Thompson For Dower aken to the J. Hood Wrigbt botntul •entattwec to let; also \ room - apartment. Apply cor. Chelsea and Second. 220d*wtf FOR SALE.—Handsome fur lined Right In Estate of Husband, Say* ndtias a ebanee ot reeorery.- Elberon Market. 252to263 coat and dress goods. Mrs. Wm. BENJAMIN F. HOWfiLL- She Communed With Spirits of "Muz- "I beg you to put as botb in tfce same Carey, Victor avenue. 256to26»* HELP WANTED—FEMALE FOR RENT.—Half of house, Broad- i»e" and "Aunt Eliza." v;i\ »•.' Torrea wrote to bis friend, B. For Memben ef the Oeawrat way and Willow ave. Mrs. E. Slo FOR EXCHANGE or sale, SS ft. ;om« Malllepert, secretary to toe WANTED—Girl for general house- cum. 262to257* raised deck cabin launch "Record. New York, Nov. 2.—How spook.* and dial conanl In thia city. "We ate spirits of departed relatives reap|>eare(l nuinTed and we bare been so happy FREDERICK M. 8CHOPPAK. work. Apply 68 Chelsea ave. 8 ROOM house with bath to let on Address C. L. Edwards, care Record, 267d&wW Long Branch. 212tf to prevent a young widow from get- II lift' flint no oue bad tbe rlgbt to at- Chelsea ave. R. K. Hughes. ting her dower rlgbt In ber aged bus- empt.to separate us. No more have PBTBR TKKDBIf BCBOH, WANTED.—Whit* woman, good MMftwtf FOR 6ALC—Two horses and two id's estate was told of In the Brook- bey tbe light to part us In deatb. lyn supreme court before Justice Kap> As our last wisb we again beg you to cook, no washing. Must be honest TO LET—Two house*, for the win- carriages. Apply 41 Fifth ave. PRANK P. TARN ALL. [w?r. The hiwhund who was so iuflu- pat iw botb In tie same grare." niwl very seat. Box 91, West End. ter or year. K. S. Hunt, corner Cbel- HMAVtf 247d&wtf pm*ed was the Inte Itobert H. Thump- lea and Second. • 246d&wtf Tbe note 1B explained by the oppo- For Chosen Freeholders sou, the aged millionaire paper manu- ition of tin- girl's family to ber mar- WANTED.—Women and olrls to TO LET—One 6 room house; also PUPILS WANTED facturer vf i?n*n|;hii. whose widow w lage. She was Elaie Von Mushrreck EDWIN WOLO, cull today., Steiner ft Bon. 241tt HOUSE to rent. Fifth and Jallne a partition Butt to noil bin Interest in ather wax a German nobleman. After avea.i 6-rooms, cellar, gas, water. Dr. years vlth John Philip Sousa. Also the old Thompson home, 282 Washiug- ELMER E. POLHBMU8, ' * :each vo\ce reading. H. Tavender, 140 1 kin deatb tbe family bad been impov- H. H. Pemberton, 186 B'way. 241tt ton avemi**, at wiii-h the band HO me HILL BROKE GAME LAW. erlMbed and tbe girl came to America MISCELLANEOUS No. 6th ftv«. 255to259' young widow Is living. FURNISHED house, heater, hot and o earn ber Itriag. Recently a slater OBAOIAJl «. r. RANDOLPH, Kitted Two Deer When Hunting With n Germany sent ber money to go WILL exchange automobile for cold water, cheap for winter months. Once moret/Jra. Marion T. Punk, a German Noble. O. E. Poland, J16 Second ave. • WANTED granddaughter of the late Robert H. borne :>i»l the rbougnt of their parting WALTER 8. REKD. chickens. Apply 608 Broadway. 8t. Taul. Nov. 1-Jyjul* \V. U1JI. pr*« 265d&wtf Thompson, told of receiving the mes- s believed to bare caused them to de- 256U>258 Ident of tht* <;r*>at Nrtrrh^rn raiHrBy POOL table wanted, must be insages from Mnz/.if. ber grandmother; cide to die together. Far Mayer ; and PHsre Alexander Kripdrirh «v«ui FOR RENT.—7-room houae On Pearl KM-liiss condition. Address J. T. from Aunt Kufe and other spirits, Tbe butiband wax a young Mexican, AUTO far hire by the hour. Tel. t Hcssi-ti aud his royal nult itr<> all wast- st. W. J. Soden, 100 Branchport ave. Tetley & Son, Broad at., Red Bank, which are alleged to have so affected who had been employed as a stenogra- GEOHOE L. CRUM. 237-R, Long Branch, 72 Grand ave. E. ed by H. A. Hider. exetmtlTe a«eut of It. Field. 226dftwtf 226lf N. J. ' her grandfather's mind that he deeded pher by an Importing broker in this tUf Santii Rume and iKU n.iiiiiii-r.n city. Hi« family In tbe state of Vera For Couneilman-at Lara* FOR RENT—From Nov. 1st, single all his property over to bin children FOR EXCHANGE, Smith automo- PUBLIC NOTICE. fur bunting il»'t'i init of season. n», Mexico, sent him large remit- house, 161 (iarfleld are., now occupied and left bis widow without a penny. GEORGE E. POLAND. bile, 1907 model, fine condition, for Maybelle, Amea Thompson, the young While the sr-jou of the Imperial fatn tances. by C. A. Bldrldgo. Apply A. Chandler. Ily of *Hitii,-iu> was a Kuest of Sir real estate. Address A. K. Sldwcll, Httl Proposals for the purchase of the widow, stilt wearing the heavy mour- Torrea and bis wife were alive and For City Comptreller Asbury Park. 212tt frame building (dwelling house) lo- lug that she doaued after tier bun- Hill there was a dwr uuut «n tb»happy at 9 o'clock In tbe morning. At game preserves of. Fair Oak**, the sots bour they were seen at breakfast ARTHUR C. MORRIS. H. RITZAU, remover of dead ani- HOUSE to tot at Branohport. In- cated on the south side of Bath Ave- band's death, was also on the witness quire of B. T. Welch. Jr. ' 206tf nue on the City property known as stand .'UTiiiti. mcr home of the Hills. IxHila \V. Mil bv a maid in tbe honae where they mals, Red Bank, N. J. Telephone callt^l on Mr. Rider, mid ibt-r*1 wws j For City Treasurer the Oceanic Fire Engine House lived. At 1 o'clock lodgers smelled It!) J. 202IU107 The property Involved Is valued at conference on the' subject. TUt* law property.- , gas and traced It to their rooms. JOHN H. DA Via JR about .fl.UGO.0Q0. Kobert H. Thomp- provider tlmt there shall 1M* a which she claimed that Mrs. Funks spirit j were stuffed with paper. Bath Avenue, Long Branch, N. J. a rod of hardwood, ash or oak was For Overseer of MM «>o»r message uad caused tbe old man to1 WORK WANTED—MALE 1910 50 h. p. automobile for sale. placed and caused to revolve with At the hospital Mrs. Torrea recov- The building to be either torn down make tbls disposition of his property. Can be seen at the Jted Bank Ga rapidity, eiiber by the hands or by ered consciousnexa for a time. She JOHN T. BRITTON. or removed from the premises wiChln and Mrs. Funk on the witness stand said Mhe and ber bupband had decided I WANT another ambitious man to rage, Red Bank, N. J. 267-258' 15 days from the acceptance of the cord parsed round it ami pulled or iiri. us. salesman, either experienced admitted that she had been the me- j slackeuvd at earh eftd alternately. to die and tbat be had cut an artery Far Councilman proposal and payment of the bid. dium of numerous communications or one to learn. Stork of Course, 348 In fi?r arm, doing the same with bis Firet Ward HORSE FOR SALE All proposals to be Died with the from the spirits to her grandfather. own. Uioiulway. m 257to259 City Clerk at bis offlce in Ctty Hall Mrs. Funk u a pule little woman EDWARD f. rORD. FOR SALE—A fine sorrel carriage and marked, "Proposal for frame WANTED Position aa chef, all with bi£, glowing eyes. She married WEDDED. BUT NOT TO ACTRESS rutuut cook. ' Apply 85 Laurel St., horse. C. A. Francis, 85 Altantlc ave. building oa Oceanic Engine House a grandfion of Isaac T. Funk of the COLUMBIA For Councilman property." Long Branch. 267to269* publishing bouse of Funk & Wagnalls. Millionaire Samuel Willats Surpriaea Seeend Ward The right Is reserved by the City "How old were you when you re- Friends by Taking Bride. Council of Long. Branch to reject any ceived yoar first spirit communica- THOMAS BARHAM. or all proposals- FISH MARKET Roxlrn. X. Y.. .Nov 2-8amuel WU- tion?" Lawyer Sparks asked her when lets of Brightbouie. So8iyn, who. Miss Dated October 19, 1910. For Councilman Snappy Smiles * By Schwartz and Weston she took tbe stand. Amber Laylor. sn actress, says, mar- M BRYANT B. NEWCOMB, I was twenty-two," she sold and Formerly Third An. Fish Market ried ber the year before last, when Third Ward . City Clerk added that she had received message* they were living^ as "8. Wlllets and IRVING U HOWLAND. (|6.24| 247-253-257 from her, father, grand mother, aunt wife" In a l^arcbmont hotel.' has an- and many of her friends. nounced bis marriage to Mrs. Lemuel PROPOSALS FOR %OAL. Everything in the Fish line '^••or Councilman "Wd you write them dowji snd de- Hasting* Arnold, Jr. ffl liver tbero'to your Kra«K* ther?" Tbe former master of foxhounds of Sealed proposals addressed to the "Yes." . Fresh Caught Daily. undersigned will be received at the the Meadow Brook Hunt club sent a EDWARD L. UHO. "TV'ftre tbe communications from your telegram from Hartford. Conn., to Ros- office of Walter S. Reed, 22 Atlantic grnndmo oldeftt »nd wealthiest families on Far Councilman, and to be delivered In the bins of the Tombs In Absence of Bail. tang Island. Brightbome. whither he various Long Branch school buildings •lath Ward New York, Nov. 2 — C*e*rge W. Yean' Is to take his bride, was built by Us as wanted.' The prices in each case JOHN W. SLOCUM die. Juror No. *7 In the trial of Kdward father. Eilwnrd. wiiletB. at a cost of ROBBRT WRIGHT. must be per gross ton of 2.24" lbs T. Itofienhe.uier, clwtsed witb the mur- •anno.MiO. He i« a member of half a and the mine name of the coal it is COUNSELLOR AT LAW der of Orice Hough, who was arrested dnien of the best clubs in New York Far Joattaaa ef the GARCON ON THE JOB. proposed to furnish must be stated In Special Mutter in Chancery f.uost-IIaw .» It you have charged TEH OF PRIVILEGE, on the charge of bribery, and IjMgobert city-the t'nlon. Inion League. Sea- MAT the bid. _^ Record Building. 192 Broadway wniitwfcnCorinthian. Automobile. Rid mo $1 for this lobster wkeu It is on BiddIe_I look opmi voU aa a nun**, Tinn'inSt'i IVi'. a Uiii^lrr. .-irrt'^Uil us the The Board of Education reserves the Long Branch, N. J. Inn and Turf and Field. Be is a mil GBOROS DA»B\ tbe bill for 75 cents? Fiddle-You have the right to look Ko-I>etween, were taken before the right to reject any or all bids. grand jury by IHstrlct Attorney Whit- linnuire and carries «i seel estate W«iter-Th«fH till right. «ir. The me ^ -u cliar|ir,ter you wlBn t0 In the making of contract the Board business at 48 Wall street 1 man and both were Indicted. They WILLIAM LABOUR. Inhsii-r I brought you in much freane* "„,.... of Education will stipulate that. It aha; ttmu U*SWB Jerked on the bill. were arraigned Iwfore Juwtife O'Gor- have the. right to cancel contract at nian iu-tbo ri-inUrml bnftiefc «o{ *be su- Frederick K. Ball Woman Hurt When Auto OvsKurne. For JMMM 41 the any time if the quality of the coal de preme <-ourt and held In $26,000 ench. \floli«-IK$TRUCTIQK-Pi«« Mktdletown. N. t., Nov. 2.—Mrs. F. Fourth Ward llvered shall fall below that called for Veamlle piPfrflW! not (ftilUy. with \v Frost, wife of a lawyer pt BO Wall All contracts made under this pro- leave to %itti#%K^Mt Hh^r^^aw n nio- ORCHESTRAL MUSIC FURNISHED street, Manhattan, to IB a precarious WILUaVaf T. UAV18. posal shall become operative at once tton KIICUIM ti&wH me fl|*J0v exam condition at the home of Dr. W. W Phone II L Studio. 1* Norwood An Prices for the following slips are to iaing th* lndlli9^t*TlmiiidVfer had Davis Cheater, near this city, as a re- Far be bid upon, namely: No. 1 Buckwheat no lawyer and, apparently without sult of an accident tbat befell a touring Chestnut, Pea, Stove and Egg. • car ber husband was driving. Croat knowing JrtaL mfax A do, he pleaded RUSH »-ATTOW. Payments will *..e made by the *u»ty. \M{ HARRY TRUAX turner! out to avoid an approaching Board of Education monthly upon verl District Atyjiey Whiiman went over COUNSELLOR AT LAW •• car. A tire eiplodejd and the car ovar- lied Mils or era! delivered during the to him ami told him that he h»d t>est Tewnl.y Building, 1*1 Broatfwar truned. ' Fee Cimeahli previous month, and where caal is de- have a,. la|»m*r when he pleaded form- Teleptwre: Long •ranch, 4M flrat Ward livered in carload lots the bill shall Weat End, (N. General Otis Arraaaaa). ally, its th| Jlstrkt artonwy* office did UBMatT CrOTfT be at manifest weight, manifest to be not wish to Take advantage of tit* plea. I Ix>. Angeles. Cal., Nov. 2.—Oeoeral submitted. Mr. WUtimnu asked for a postpone- Harrison Oray Otis, editor, aad Harry Chasuler. a««l»t««t general • Dated Nov. ], 1910. ment. *IJmeii<)"rfer J^l t#lf**d later. WllUan L. Edwards MATERNAL LOGIC. * (Signed) WALTER S. REED. Thipy were locked up in tbe Tombs In of the Los Angeles Times. •taw Ward UlikllD* waa recently blown up. " A STANDSTILL. Mamma-Why cunt you IOT« the Chairman of Committee. default of ball. ^f~£ TO arrested for the aenod time oa i "Onlte a rain op yoor way Tester poantT He »»« n Idle and 1« cultured. Station A, Long Branch, N. J The arrests wore AM^MWUH of over- Coanwllor - at • U« „>• "1 know, (nil hi- teeth »re false.1 l$»3.Id I 16610263 ture* made by Tiineudorfter on III on- rant charging crlosU "«av '* "'-** •» •»•*••»* ••• ^attw "So am yonr father'*. Too lote bin), stood •IX LONG BRANCH DAILY RECORD, JWEDNE&OAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1910.

, - WORKING VyOMEN the present time, is unoccuui^d, found Tuesday morning^hat a large window Tomorrow in New York—At the Wanamaker Store, Here iv a Helping Hand—A Newton seat had been broken in pieces and THE AVIATION ' Woman'* Experience. cast la the road, while the shutters iTou Kinow just how it is yourself— and other parts of the house were when you are tired OH! , perhaps n damaged. Several of the business men PRIZEWINNERS little run down,1 and hardly able tu who had signs on Mmiikiv morning drflg around, life is * burden, yon are did not have thSnr ort Tuesday mom irritable, nervous, depressed and ev- ins, and one woman who .had a line Mry -little task seems like a mountain. | lull of cioiut'3. just washed on Monday American and Englishman Di- M,i*s Katharine Burns, of New ton. evening, did not have a change of ta- Slaps., says: '"'A-boi.it six month's agn } ble linen ihe following day. However, T was in a i un-down condition and the innocent jolies were Laken good vide Honors at Belmont Park. r ! my bldrtd wa^ very poor. 1 had laker. naturedly. * -\;* j several medicines prescribed by phy- One crowd of boyft seemed to be 7y o do" me no very original in their i!Tnr(.s to cele- MOISANT HERO OF THE MEET good, , ..Finally yiijul.wns n^aam mend- brate the -spook1* rifghr. "n&y enter- CJerical CiotMn? ed1, -and from t'hv first bcrttlp I noticed ed the barn of a_ farmer-a«1ace of confinement and there service. One of (he most rpmarUable flights, We \v;: f to ask every woman Vfhft elf in this condition (o try lefi it ujyji Uiv n^ct day. f It is uo! of the Belmoul pai'l; aviation »wt|J?** 1 clerical discount? cklicimis cod liver and Iron known whether the occupant'of' tfit? was t lint around the statue of house who fouu.d the cow had fresh —the only dis- hout oil, with the nmkr 1 i : Libert, Whll, I UK c.wml a dla- j "^ ,hilt lMf money will bo re mint for bF«akfas$•$&$$&, bnt ; lV is tknee of but tlllrt.v-sli miles, most of tunit-d if II dofs no eald thai he lost op time in tinning, " tfitrfeal frock COCK help them, - - __.me.k*. cbstr cWMock* j the nay hi) over tlie , ity of Brooklyn we loo* \'i:iol ill create .an aj» the ac»ina^v^pft^,,J|j^ ty linif tp sec ry>lce«; itoiw. pulpit t»«ni collars tnd rabbfa; luchtt • aiid New York hoy nnil n;is therefore peUtc, aid (llgi'^tlei make pure, rich the owner ednilng~3bwn the load.at a , ^Tv«fk. ; ; , ' fraught wtlb pou*i:ml ditugcr. I tilood, and In this way build ftp and fttKt gait with trou"bk' in his eyes. May we send our booklet John B. Moisant of Chicago, the j strengifcrju the. ruu*dow/n; overworked A large; number of on ^Things Clerical"? American who ron ttofl remarkable nervous .system. You tak Allan tic Highlands, Wert's Pharmacy l.ponard A?enue= are mJHMa ^ne or race, is the man wUo iJ^v .fyqm.l'an? | .^ham-es.^ Try it. : Roc«*s P«T & CotffANY to Xondou sfvtrull wpnkweokas HKO. On that ] *"* flam^ N ' n:uie shutter*, and'on one libuse tiw» ... K^ Br«j«» Stores . trip he carried n imsseiigjei*. Me nuitle., from door was itiq^y^ ®i$k#ty. •¥!»• a Clean journey across the chiiDUel, but door was rtmud )n u piisnii.vfti*oui a it ;. it" "*.. . at mile away from thje house. ^' wamaSt J3iJi St. . 34th St In one respect the boys did['steal a QUEEN march on Koine of the nflk'iuta <»f thd le panics Ity, and. thijtf yeftr -persoriS remained took |Jlace at Atlantic Highlands, buih awake •aU'~'n't&h£',t.o fatch tin? "h$ifri& at of which were masquerade affairs, and their pianks. However,- tbe efforts afforded much merrimetit. ' were in vain fur the hoy*. thr*f»r Innti Kings' blue crepe Green mesialm^ (Continued from First Page) , Miss.Evelyn Mulligan, daughter of tion to'tbe'w,imia and did iuft"try to White chiffon over ,4Us. John MulUgMi, of Center avemie. ring the belli L white menudiiK with de thine with undeT chiffon with declares that ex^&Qveraor Stokes has jvas surprised by more fhaU thiffy of Entertained Queen M«th«r 6lrcle. unicr chiffon chiffon and marabou touches of gold velvet and marabou colored braid fairly won the Seeatorshtp and de- * JiCostumes, if you please—creations in crepe de chine, in messaline, in vetveteen, tally stated his position in bravely ulfeee, wfcs tfU'e aasnrSneeof each one's some of the young lad!< in chiffon, with beaded net, marabou and other favored trimmings—hardly two that identity p9?itive. answering the questions put to him by ht> month* (.f tfeb'g^ntl are similar in the collection of fifty or six ty gowns. Mr. Record. If the Republican party Appreprjate games, hiuaic and danc- large enough to 8$ci!*rfi. t At $18, because the dressmaker was disappointed in her expected, outlet. Val- hopes to win on the Sth day of No- +irg wer« enjoyed, and at a seasonable sanu- waj1. A*«H1 vember It must convince the people ihour refreshments vrei*e servred. The the friends of tht $lf4 ues do not stop short of double to-morrow's price and go by steps ar.d stairs all the that it is acting in absolute god faith, party was concluded about half past ade costume added waiy between the two extremes. , , not only by knowing that you are un- e!«?ten bVlotK:* Among those present fun, which wa? ma Thursday morning at 8 =30. Gome early for choice. B««en«ni. ow Buii*•-^family--^ir six nienihors, th^ neral services will be held. Burial queraded were dressed in sheets and wreatod from Claude Grah.inie White. | father, mother,. four daughters, also will he made ai West T^ang Branch MERflY JULUHietl pillow ca^es as devils, black cats, LS the cup vviuuer lo lUat event, tbe $11},- two Japanese maid;-. The dinner was fthofets, t'tr. 000 prize fur |be-jCftstest flight from tbe [n charge of funeral director William (ContlniHid Frt>m jf Page.) —P. J- Latham, who Is connected concluded after an hour, and games H. Morris, Jr. Mfss Flprcnce Allen, of the Red Belmont park rae*a truck, New York, appropriate to the evening were en ; liank tclfphonj t'xchnnge, gave a par- wit hthe lifeaavi.Bg servict; and who mm WRECKED around the statue of Liberty and buck joyed, ^Iusic was also rendered. Mrs. Smith was the daughter of While attfunpang iu take a foinierly resided in Norwood aveuue. James H. White, and was Tjorn ut ,„ , ., - - . -,•'--J W«-., t ftI her nomo j,, Eaj,. Haven and In- (Continued from Ftrst to the I'M i. Every year Atlantic Highlands res- Is visiting in Long Branch. Until Moisnnt undertook the flight, Oakhurst, where she spent her glrl- Iingn ath alone vicinitg Broay ao f^treet. Jame. spamcularl CoojjMwr'ys j vj,ed a(, thc fijyls ^ eKChange, Lo- —Mrs. James Lay*on, wtio has been idents experience Inconvenience and Uotid nda> for p, of ihf,\ boys arek uown, it carinot bo Eiriiiiigenieiits were mado tyr her iuu- P. Sickles, In Front street. It was a contact *tnr %% iron base of the estimated nt about thirty-s!* proved who are the ones guilty of thn did considerable damage in thu .east- Jacksonville, F]a., where he will yv gates. The hair was torn from the eiai aud cither aftaire were arranged. ern section »j: the town,' particularly surpi i?e lo Mr. Sickles, who was «vftlp and the blood was owing freely was 34 minutes .'IS 4-5 seconds, forty- miilicioiis nilwhief. I"twenty-nrft yearn old ' that day! The BV.nw his position with the FjOridH Services will he held Friday at 2.30 along Ihe, troiley . iracKs. Monday East Coast Hotel Co., In the ejcctirjtul from the wound. Over both eyes two and a half secondGra.wime-Wl.lts faster tha* n the A I? ram Slfigel. the confrttion^r, who o'clock at the J. H. White cvenlftg wiu plear-ajrtly ppffht listen- l gpeed mfii](1 by owns a, Uonse on Avenue Ti, which at night thin eect-ion was cait>full.v pa- ; dopartmcht. f | j were abrasions and his nose, cheek Graharae-White demaoded as soon in Norwood avenue, Rev. C. B. trolled, and thc trolley company L Illg Lo' vocal a.v.d ;u. I'niiu-iiiiii selec- bones and chin showed marks of la< tfpnn by &gY Walter Boyd, Miss Hat- „,, ... . , as he learned that Muisant bad betier- offleiailng. H^ .their motornuM; ordera io go slow an^ Stork ViititVisits IFlannery' °™^a;_^i8^U,aB Were CUV a.nd heied hi* figure* for the trip ttmt he%e tnke no chances. Wilh the exception tie (Atllins^nn, Bert €tHl]ngtori -and complained of injury to his back and Since her marriage,MTH. Smith had Mi's. Sickles. Ai midnight refresh; Thc stork mu4c a visit at the horn" his . A iy. , GOOD fiftr PUCK SffODf Wfe* The Gra*e Methodist Church, of Red After having hia wounds dressed he i number of her young friej'.tfH attended returned to the scene of the accident, Highlands Sportsmen Land Game Hank, obfierVed Halluwi >n wllli a so- and the eveufcrg was spent playlns PO0 Killed By TPoHey. • and saw that the wreckage waa clean- ! Galore on First Day of the cial. A large nmubur of pevaona at- ganioa appropriate to Hal!owe'feti'. , . A lipg was ctin over and ' " mi up. There were at feaat a dozen ; , Open Season. tended the affair ana had a very en- A frariy *a« given in Wall street by the Second uvenue troUfjt. t joyable time. A feature of thtf eve- lieiWJH of wreckage*gathefW rldjether, i Vi i-tn-day- -w«« »b« firnt tl:ty of 1h«- Margaret V^h.aek.' T=b«re ,were about nioininK In fr6iH bt tBTTTO including sweepings of pioVeti glass j ning was the penny walk. Such well eighteen persons present, and the eve-j*tage, bctwoeii Qarfiuld fnd mn stuyjto^ *#a*M» for ^ueks. andjkuown ^tteeB» „ wuilam Child. Jos- bcxexg, port itin of I.IK* wugon and n b rort ning was -spejit in ducking f,or api^e^i avenues.' • " . . harness, it was the worst wreck im- AHJP *- * ? eph Child", Warren Smock, Captain wmce *bore; ' - and play Ins gfthies. At a late hour aginable, and bow U»* driver eaeaped ChaHes Thlo cl morton> Mr Fet(6r, refreshments were served. Church Benefit a Su-cesa. with his life cannot he acounted for. the horizon, t Ot 1 l l was heard off in tbe buy^ , wher'}¥*.e* ?. t tto-V. Gdorge S. Johnson, the pastor Moiidef evening MisH- bla HldwdK and others, cast thelv digulty, to the ihe well-known redttfr ahrf muslca] en- 1 tisiiMii:'!;. were enjoylnK ilifir fit .1 four wind* and entered into the spirit PUBLIC IWISS[OWS MEETING Oceanic Democrats Meet Tonight. Khots this year at the ft-urhery damBt day, to get Thomaft HUSH, wife of Pastor'Huss, ent: Hon. Frank S. Kaisenhach, Thom- DIAMONDS you must go. The peret'ri going the hfM in the main auditorium of tbe the first shot at the game if there be The clastf [ironilHrd lo ralue a certain as .1. Scully, Felix Tumulty, ex-Con greatest distance frotl\ ft giv^n ootnt First Baptiet Church tomorrow eve- any on tbe bay. This year proved au ji inM:. The niecUn'g i« under tbe aus- amount to BubsOribu ttiwaldfe tlmiicw gressinan Eugene W. Leake and oth exception, aud as early as four o'clock in a certain number of tosses wind ihe award. The caurcb waa the staril»& pices of the Woman's Ml^lciuai-y go church, and the amount to date was era- The county executive eoifttuittet* not up to that donated. For (his rea- wfll be represented, also candidates vAety of Uie church and an excellent (ver and bay front. AI ' urograra has betui, prepared. Kon every effort was made to mak>- for county offices. A few daya ago it was discovered | .v Wfcitlng, Mr. Ketter and Rome the occasion a successful-cue, and ••- TO-MORROW w* shall have of th 'in. of the leading features of tbe ' Photo by American Presa Aasocfatlon. j thaOmtt a large numbM pf, dn^s »eiej " M'^ of .bo church who made good sum was netted for th« (.reasurj. OB *al« 280 diamond riues at making the co"™ off % <• very, pleasing speaker. • .Rev. Jacob Leupple, of 'Olendola, fly around the Statue might be niadei wMefllmad. Ratal] jewelere their boats. They came upon a flock formerly of Fair iiavcn, i^. svcniiini-, thm eight-year-old girl to hear, and on Sunday or Jfouday. llolaarft lm*;' floating lazily along the tide,, and, be .fosppb I.yncn and others, had to come 1 A siojllar meeting wa8 held last ah* resorted to the rominon device uf consider tht» weight and quality back, for a crowd cf boys held them week, but owing lo die Inclemency of a few days in the latter village with I medfatefy entered n protest. tlct-):ii-Liig cheap at $35.00. We guarantee fere the plrdB were aware of the In- he friends. spelling many of the words she uned. , th»t they - cannpt match them truders many of the flock dropped up'and took their,peony away from V weather and by toe request of The. little girl listened Intently for a that he bad never heard of a race thai could be run more thau once, by the Lfor lew., Our refund afercevnent hjlifeless in ilm sireaui, haying afford them. After the penny walk all re- many. It was decided to repeat the pro- How, alive wlta curiosity, but she to ret and your money within turned to the church, where j-efreahr Kiani, which, wilh a fqw additions, Advertise In the Daily Record. eeuld make nothing of it. \ one year U a« S«oA a* a' gftld i ed the easiest sort of pet shots for the i l.tiiur the nvmNoh committee, which - bond. Ohumrvt the weight* and.'hunters...... ,...,. menu were served- I follows: Hymn.6i)(i; Bible reading and Then she walked out otx the porch, •pricea ot other diamond ring* on R«d Bank Parties Galore. iuiajer by pastof; 'ftyhin"6$3; Ehter- , bad been conafdering the mjitter, au- j The sport wag good for several 1 1 where her father waa sitting, andsuld noanced that it hud ilpclried to siistiitn ! sale to-morrowi a« we HaVe no I hours, and when the boats came back The Chautanqua .Circle helda Hal •'' ?!«R. Mfa8)oiiai-y i)0llar," by ten Jun- bitterly, "Tbere'g too much education Mnimnt's protest on rhe ground, t i«t tea we call them lowe'en social at Ihe home of Mis-* lor bo.va nnd girls; recitation, "I.ou'a" Cloaks, Suits la this fcouBft"—PhiladelphiaSaturda y [to town about ten o'clock there were the meet ofBclnlly r-l.»scd on Smulay To-Morrow's Specials an abundance of fine suetiimentH cf Maytle Morris, In Wallace street. IV- Stor.v." Helen Hood; Address by Mrs. and that fligfcu of Monday, thorefort>, [ (:antt« the game. Fred Johnson and Chartei' was a masquerade affair and everyon T. H. Hughe*; recitatlen, "The Beat and Skirts could consist only of tbe deferral %1 3l-f1t Laytpn succeeded in Jbagging aixtecu^wfnt properly attired. At ten o'clock\\W Have," Pauline Wooiley; mission-1 Th» Artl«M Amwtr. flights of Hundny and whatever Rne- I : ducks, which w,as tb^ JarjBest number there'were a number of surprises ary camp ft re nong, ladies' 'chorus;' "Ars we free men or are we abivM?" rlal events the committee might be iv-H 'when the gueisis unmasked. The bal refltatlon, '"Two OfferlngB," Helen of value i .r.-tn . oecured. .JoJaeph Recpprle .a^ul, Ar thundered (be nolny orator. "I pnu.ie able to arrange. , . ; 1 hur Parker shot eight blrdfl, Ran- ance of the evening w:w ppent In li« Camp; POIO, "Tenting Tonight," with for a reply" and George Borden shQ.l,ntne, ining to ft '< w muff nunit";r8 ren-.f'loruH ^>* ail^'en^i W. H. Robinson ARE BE FOUND At "It's about an ereu break, mlntffr" ™,— « l fake phonograph. There re«Hation, "liVorkljig Together cam* tbe answer from the rear of the Oscar Uartsgrove and William Cot% dered by appropriate Mmea. At a _(*od," Moli«l Ball; reniarkn by pastor; "Borne of us are bachelors:, and Bead Cent-a-Worda on Fifth | CHARLES A. KEENE trell shot eight, Harry Browu a^.were oth THE CLOTHES DOCTORS Arapi Parker «ocur«4 IJifteeo and i al hour refreshnir*ntefreshnirnt ^ werwre fy offering; Hymn 60 are married."—rblr«R» Page there are bargains in Abrapi Parker «ocur«4 IJifteeo and i ^ hour 22 Mtsiium St. Rid tall, N.J. 190 SrotdwAy, N«w York ThomaTh s Smith and Kred (Jroker UJ>R- 'The Monin home was apprbpi-iah'ly \ them* ged ten. i rffcornt?d with blacli cots ami other[ Advertise in i • LONG BRANCH DAILY RECORD, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 2, 1910. SEVEN

Finest in the world for Men and "toung Men ftjomens World Our £aily Short Story WM. E. DAVIS Practical Stair Builder •ny 90* «f ibem. to put a professioaal 43 Wathinttan, St., QUAINT CONCEITS. detective on his wife. Ant) .ret vou LONG BRANCH, N.J. NURSEMAID IN UNIFORM. be*tta<4f to walk si a safe distnoce be- Th. Highlit «f High "Chokers" to B. hind tieorjee JUMI to s«e thai be I«s't Warn This Wintsr. Too Amiable getting Into mfnrliief. Why if* ytmr The twuOm at the low u«ck n to be A Smart Cap* and Cap Super- Aatf to wahli him Men are like chil- THI HOME . sede Old TiflHk Whit* Apron. g ^ atoatfd for by chokers which threaten B, DOROTHEA HALE dren when wotoeo r*\ hold of .hem OF GOOD CLOTHES to reacb heights that tbe stock has so and need a nur«e. Would you trust lit- (le Ceorgie to take t^r* of himself' far fallen short of. Some of tbe new- Copyright, ltu. br American Tnm Association. Come, get tome nrtlTenlair Into .ton! J. KRIDEL est black satin scarfs, lined with dain- "U help you. I'll come amund tb>* ty i-olort. are shirred ID wide collar evenisg at S o'clock au4 lie in wait RED BANK "Laura, dear, I am so f lad j ou Uave style at the middle and have deep for Oeorge whpn be fcoes out. keeping come. If anj one else bad called this frills standing bigb about the* face. Mm tn alrtit Hit ym come out after morning 1 should hare been 'not at For a pretty girl these frills are very him Then we two wilt follow him home.'" . And solve title myptery." Grand FalU Winter Opening becoming. - • • "What a convenient expression, not Sold exclusively by The use of braid as a fabric for lbs at home!' It's like kinfs and praal- "Well. I don't like to do it and fashionable hat Is new, anil It Is par- " dents, who can speak officially or a*couldn't do it hy myself, hat nince you Millinery and Furs . IRAfA. STRICKLIN 'private Individuals, and It Isn't a lie. are goiD# with me I oen. Come at flve minutes before 8. Go PALI. BURKHARDT'S ASBURY PARK, NEW JERSEY | But what's troubling TOO?" "George." down under the stooft and wait till you M0 CMiata AWL, Athrt Part, M. J. "George! Has be been giving war bear George going out. Follow him, to that violent temper againV and I will catch up wltb rou. 1 have "yulte tbe reverse. He has sudden- •jften teen falm xtart. mul h«* aiwa/** Small Fire on Hillside Avenue. until he turned the gas off at the. me* ly turned amiable." yam wept: go I can't fail to go ibe A telephone message from McOreg- ler. By this time the Independents "There's nothing bad about that." tisbt way." »r's livery stabl* In Morris avenue and Dalya luul responded. The Drt "No, nothing bad. except tbat I'm l tbe two women put '•arly Monday evening, Informing was out before their arrival. The not used to it. I don't care bow, a thi* plan into exe<*ation. Georsv went Chief Boffel that them was a (re indamage was very slight. Two bicy man treats me so long ssj under- ont nnniip«ct)UK)y. bts wife* friend the Uii'ht'jj of the house occupied by elcs belonging to C. Arch Reid and stand bow >o meet him. George Has t» uud«r tb« M,\W>\*. wife H V. if. nzn. in Hillside avenue, was Condver Coles were damaged by com alwa.vs been lmpnlshre. irritable, quick cnnie out wit bin • tninate after be w-HPouBlble for the ringing of a house, Ing In contact with the apparatus. Th,e spoken. He's keeping: something from bad left tb# hoiwe. He walked ifi- call from the Independent's house. damage to the whels amounted to con me. On Wednesdays he goes out at 8 sorely up tbe xtreet. tamed r^vem) cor- Chief 8offel hastened to the aoeae of slderable more than that caused by the o'clock in the even-tug nod comes back ner* 4

CONSULT BERRY COUNT CHRISTMAS IDEAS 1 German Balloonist ProposM Trip to the North Pals In fungible. FOR THE What do you want to know? Whohom do you wa>\t 1,0 flnnflnn* TransfeTf r your worriewrries finfind troutrou- bles to BERRY. 1 can positivelitily overcoat i§ ofte of the get results. N o mattett r bow delicate tbe mis alon or how difficult tbe problem, Article His Views on the Boss most irpi^ottent ^armeuts you you can tram tt safely to me My i<.e;i\ou* hftv* proven to be super- weaii; it's what people see of you ior to all others, That's why I make good- Written Twenty-oiw System la Politics My facilities enable me to reach outdoors; it has tQ look right as and uearch the four corners of the SHTl OP FLOWER HOLDKBS FOB THE TABLE. glole. Do it quickly, cheaply, Years Ago. • to confidentially. Ited Is tbe Christmas color, mul tbe well as protect you. I^ire are My advice is yours for the ask more vivid a table is tbe more appro* ing." Should you engage wv ser- splenetic ebullition of a prejudiced and vices and not be pleased wUh re- TThls article, taken from the New ITorfc piiate. Formerly the tone was given riuM.s there it* no charge. Independent, but hitherto unpublished, unreliable witness, anil be continued III.MIKII written uvenly-ona years ago, is to retam fb» good opjulon flftKe pub- ] by holly ifiitl red ribbon, but lntely the BAD DEBTS COLLECTED. now timely when the questions with which polnsettta has supeneded everything. I have specialized In this Held It deals— the Internal purification ot a po- Hc. , " v Hart Schafiact & Marx with wonderful success. No mat- litical party-Is uppermost In men's minds, If possible have a huge mass of tbe ter how old ami difficult the ac- tt la of especial hitereat as showing the Pouh Ban Begins Work. 'natural flowers In vhe middle of. tbe count is, I will secure speedy ad- views or ih raft at me age of tltlrty- justment. I can save you many two. when lie was entering upon hla pub- Well, an I ivit* Kiiyiug. Poolt Bab. table. These look lovely when arrang- dollars. Consult me now. lic career. In 1879. the year Mr Tad was for so we mny ciill him, presented ed in one of the miniature peach bas- overcoats for you; that not only CHARLES BERRY, graduated from Tale, he jdlned the Lit- himself to Hcyt mid In rather a surly ketB to lie bad at the florist's, itilUtil It erary I'Uiti ot dncttuiaU. ait organisation wanner Introduced >he subject 4if. |4^ desired. Tbe effjet la heightened' by founded by his father-in-law, John TV. look right, but are right; th£ best 439 Warbridge Bldg., Ku York CJt> Herron. The dull has always bean one Inliiiilcil uurchaae. tie auiU be >up? hAving ii bunch of polnsettia ai each Telephone Connection. „ of unique Influence and Importance on |M)8ed that Hoyt thought In- was slow plate. account of the number of distinguished about reporting aud j*erhups he was, quality known. iiieii who have been connected «uii it, among them being Atphonsu Taft, the fa- bill aa be WHS mil pnld for doing tbiit If one cannot afford tbe real flowers ttter o[ the president: President Hayes, work be did uot know wbj be shouUl- or but a'few of ylpm they can be Salmon P. Chase, Librarian Spofford and be In a hurry, tie had plenty of pri- made from paper so well na to escape Governor Harnion. The president's hi-otl, • Lot? of ajftw mp4els to ajiow you ; GULLET SEAT OF HUNGER? «r Charles and his father-in-law. .Mi. llei vate matters which look hla time. Count'* Cousin Says Ha Will Attempt delect Ion. espccia)ly*lf mixed with a ron. are still members. The following ar- Besides, he thought tbnt tue amount Flight In Dirigible. few natural blossoms. weaves and colors ; Italian Scientist Thinks Cocaina ticle was contributed by Mr. Tafv at the The candle shades should be paper "budget" or May Si, 1S8. Mr. Taft liaa lixcii by Uoyt was n very hNudsonie New York, Nov. 2.—Count Conrad Provw Hii Contention. kindly consented Is Us publication. Ot price and more tbun the lot was wortb Zeppelin, consln of Couut. Zeppelin, polnaettlaa, edged with red bead fringe. Whether the feeling of hunger haa course tile persons referred to In the in- After a few more remarks ubout the tbe airship man of Germany, haa nr-The ices may lie served lii DOlnaetHa cidents mentioned were given fictitious hcjivy burden of public work which (ii I is ou. wt Hilda tr. Valentl, an By WILLIAM HOWARD I\tT. saw liitu no tunic. A day or twoments to attempt to make n trip' to the festyonetl over the wludowu *ii- from Italian physician, the seat of both hun- V iiclithhor Hoyt anil I are after that. Just us Hoyt waa leaving nortti rmle In one of his alrHbipfi next the 'fbiindelier to corner»"of the room. ger *ud tblrst IB In the gullet. fortunate In having estab- bis store for the railway depot to gc, yeaf. " • ''< •' It ciiu Siso be draped on tablecloth. in the Aivhlvl di Blologla be pub- lished u compromise with our home, be received a telephone mes- Tbe count said the baron and Prince For" a place card use a polnsettia ll*hi*f al1 article dealing «itlj an ex. V wives by which they permit, save from a dot-tor with w-bunj he was eiii.v or I'rtiKKiu. who i-eceiitv nmde bloasom. with a liny doll bead«t\ tnthe P< riiii'-iit wliicli be believes proves Ills is to Ignore Ihelr presence nt the eo friendly terms asklug liim to conic tup of flowers. Should one not wish dtnvn Ion (julet sautple room fur a ijilk. a 111 p to S|iltibprK*'ii to loofcf o'er tbe GOLDSTIIN'S c. tu^mU'ii. vHv fouud that a cocaine breakfast table und to devote our un- atlon. l-elurned with the iinpree- to use the iloliiHoitia plants aa favors Injection *n the upper poM of the ali- divided attention to the newspaper on lluii Is not a drinker, but n quiet ut|> i' that a north viole trip would lie the emtill ted *leds filled with candy •«• fi»-. - - iy-" ft 9 mentary eannl resulted in instant sup- >Minllilim (bat wltb this rxt-eprlon we wltb a friend behind colorefl glust feasible on a Zept>eiin tlirlKtvle. "•...,. fv^f , iHu; ;'-<•?„;:-^| '$•' I !/>>,! preBBlon of the feeling Of both hun- couduct ourselves as k-entli'ineu to- (IfHirs and. lu front of n mngnlficenf WlflJ Count Zeppelin Is the cotinn-ss, ger and thirst. He tried ft oil a dog. ward them nt the otbej- two meals mirror with a polished restlug plnce who wan Mbjr* Mnry Trowbfldge Wll- This store is the homfe of which refuned to eat or drink for nve and for tlie rest of the day. Tbls ar- for your elbows when there Is no out klnn of t'liieuKo. They were married I tai I Schaffner & Marx Clothes days, after which the drug had work- rangement leaves to Uoyt uud me the to see or hear except au Ininiaculutely iwenty years*ago. both have bad a pretty thorough tics.' ' Indeed, he bears Ibe name of experience In local politics, and wbeu Tornado, au Utuatrtttlve of Ills tre eutbuslaatjc reformer or mugwump mendous popularity, aiid in certnli' Yanltaa Soldisrr Good Savsrs. circles hi* repntntlou mny be siilil Thrift on ll*'p»n it United; States proposes a rhmixe we feel as If we like Pock, to have drilled the globe. soldiers M indicated tn a steady In- were rather superior persona iu being Itf law. ot whteh Mr. Lewis boasts, he (•reuse in tbetr sar ings deposits. '"' able to say whether tbe proposal If lu recommending him in the. presi- said, he could make neither head nor dent's cotmiflerailon hli letters ivotilti Wile In Suit Says SDe Knew nitbln the possible bound* of prai'ii- ave uew and attractive. These can SAYS LAW'S UNFAIR tail of, and' he doubts If any. man polltlca or whether it belongs to all of tbern refer to bis lti^'b reputa also be tilled With wuxed imi>er and alive can. It y>em» to offset. each that class of political reforms to whk-b tlon iu tbe cominnnity.' Tornado rx Consolation. used for entrees. thing It lays and pronounce* upon be plumed knlgbt baa given tbe name plained to Hoyt tbat a frli-nii ban Kiss. 1 A little girl atIWtteeu or so found Santa Claus Tabl» For Grownups. nothing tho ! It does W decree both "inntrS t •' .. >, askerl to be Introduced to him; thai ' TO LABORING MEN herself one day posHessed of a uew on Inquiry as lo want tbe purpose wns Here Is a table that can be arranged ways. • • • •"•'. emotion—a desire to be pretty. She We rejoke lu our present satis- 1 Boston, Nov. 2.—Henry H. Love, a "W« want a law that will not only factory system of elections as contrast- the flleiKl hort »uld that Ho>t wlthw with but little trouble uud expense. KtrtiKftled with it; but Anally went to tu have a public conjufilte« report fn' Stnte Street lirokttr, called hlx "stenog- Tbe centerpiece consists of a toy figure Woodrow Wilstn Denounces work but will work without"being the long mirror in the hall und for toe ed wltb the bloody contests of fraud rapher, Ml*j' Martej Ross, his "baby; worked," he said. ! >J.\ ioil fort e wbk-n at a very recent dale vcirably the sale of'his-lot. nnil the of old Santa Claus standing ou a til!«t time in her life looked at herself friend Ifenuslit Unit he could ussftl Kiri,*" according "ib" tn&'lestitnon.v of mound of snow made from cotton bat- Present Employers' Liability critically from bead to fo»t. She saw disgraced our i-lty. When we consid- er tbe reason why these two systems Uoyt nud° secure tile report *orr toe Mrs. Virginia, JL! Love, bl« wife, in theting, on' this mound are placed little EATQNTOWN MEWS *' what most girls see nt thirteen—» nrnoll.Suni of VJMf. Tornado said ihnt divorce court. The stenographer Is Christmas favors done In Tissue paper Statute Mf i?rMilt?8s lanky creature, mostly legs and arm*, have worked »o well we are obliged he declined t» bring abpul the intro- Qo\. B. W. Westbrook, of South to admit that It Is to be found tu the named as'corespondent, • ' | and sealed wltb C.brlatmas seals, A hand* aad feet. It hurt her. nnp&e,until he hAil. wreath of hotly Bijrrounda the center* Eatontown, painfully cut his hann went out of doom to iblak it orer. uonpartlsau'teetufeB of the law» creat- -I tlral »«w Miss K.MS 111 Mr. Klng'H Jene'y City, Nov. 2.—In his tour of neon Iloyl. Hoyl Mitiil fbat lie xr*i nlect. The place cardi ore bells, a'nd North Jersey this week Woodrow Wil- yesterday while removing a pane* of Thought resulted In tears, nntt in teats ing ineni Tbe men who lire lo thenot in thot kind of i>u»lne»« and maul oltice tn 1HDS; Sbe wa« eniployetl glass. Ilia Injuries Were attended by police and election boards are general' tbe nut dishes -ore marTe "from pink on' la' devoting special attention' to sbe was found half nn hour Inter by fesled •urprlae thm Tornado should there',^t«atl<|ed the «1W. -t and green tissue paper, while a row Dr. Homer T. Partree. her partlcultir chum, n boy near her ty good men. but no one.can be blind think lie was. The ouiy difference be "The next time t »««• her iras at i«i its attitude toward labor and no defin- : «f tinj candles snrrountls the center ite aaU positive and progressive are A daughter waa horn Monday njght WB age. Anxious inquiry as lo why to the fact that were they la a.board twven him and Hie hoard, was $SQp Cbrej" roati. Site wati looking out of to Mrs. Frank ferry. •he was crying induced her to speuk. without tbe npnpartiaan features their 1 of tbe mound. A large Christmas bell is declarations that union men by anrf'^e dUlbQt,: feel Wi^ily romp!l :he ivImlow of obr apartment, I went Fred P. Backus, formerly of this ni.ftratlun of affairs intrusted, to menteA th«l Tornado ^honld dfeeiii undrwis who had Intended to vote. "Ob. Harold," she wailed. 'Tre Just op tile liac^ sfalirs'attd wailed. Mr. or Lewis are switching to him be-place, will play; the leading .,jn«|g' in looked at myself in the glass, mid I'm them would be tainted with the »ame him ittely to barter his staodiug ai> f.ov» "HattlK u'p af'fl pi in, Ijoye wetit "The Kentucklana." weakness tbat characterizes nil other n h.mest di l/.i'u for fbe paltry turn mo the apartment mid iiskeit Miss auee they say he tafen so much »> homely T' lore advanced stand in ihelr favor The boy was puzzled, but syrupa bodies' Hie efficiency of of *£50, even If he tlmiif-'hl tfal n-n UOIIH if the groceTtes aad ' • ••', ;!.* ••: • j ' 'Has the ginger nbto eomeV he con- not going to be misled by things of at the West End avenue corner. The I Psrmansnt. Public Office Called Spoil. friend, whose interest In H'oyt'a sue hat sort. I know their independence wheels were torn loose and the wagon If he Is not Inspired with a sense of cess was ao surprising ut first and «u tinned. 'We trill have to get a refrig-' "Mr. Smith." spoke up the young erator and a garbage nail/' • • and I know that they are not gd)q# finally lauded against a f)r« nydr|Uit lawyer. "I come, here as a representa- duty, Ibe more be can get.out of tbeeasily explained now. win HISIMI prom o be deceived by gross and wilful Ineot-citizen of tilirli standing \n the "Miss KI.HK replied: --This Is rotten. in a demolished condition. The/ force ' tive of your neighbor, Tom Jones, with office iiiifl the less' work be can do tbe 1 misrepresentation, but I want to ot the lntter collision checked the ani poMtteo-bUHluesg clri'li's-l. e.. he was a 1 tlie coaiinlsslon to collect a debt da* better Is his bargain. Of course, tea What will til.. neljjIvlK.ls nay'; Love peak of labor because I believe 1 am inaj's spped, and It was finally caitglu. great iiiniiv. perhaps tbe majority, of gilt edged- business man amonsj* the said be did not care whitt they s;.id." t him." politicians: olng to be elected Governor or NeJiV|Tlie driver, who waa carting chairs, "I congratulate you," answered Mr. Instances rbls Is not tbe view taken by Jersey and because 1 want 'you men • managed to remain In the wagon atul Smith, "(ui obtaining au permanent a party'appointees, but tbe nvett wtou He. loo. had tilled office without rlx SPAIN IN REVOLT, SAYS RUMOR o understand how T look at the anb- escaped Injury. job at such an early stage tu your look upon tbeir offices under the city itiie emolument and was known as tbV ect of labor, ao that when we corae) and county government aa property to bosom friend of I'noh Huh. who. with t career."—ftuccess Magazine. be worked for all they will proOuw Paris Dispatch to London Declares o deal with this complicated and, lm- in Business For Himself, the Tornado, had been for some time portan^ question in later months we] Daniel EdwaVd,a, for many years are only too numerous. Tbat toll joint trustees of a very Important IIMI Outbreak Has Occurred In Madrid. J H-irdly. should be tbe view taken by political ttabie trust. • London, Xov. 2.—A dispatch from may know bow we are dealing with treasurer ot tSe'Edward* Luniber a A Sunday school teacher, after read- "bums and strikers," wbn, not content ParlD says a rumor lo current that a ne another." Coal Co., and of late with, the ing the story of Ananias and Sap- Hoyt refused Tornado's kind ofOce* with tbe reward of honest toll wbicb and. njiii-h disgusted, went lo bis revolution has broken out In Madrid. ) At Jersey uty \x. Wilson began by Lumber Co., of Newark, hss branched jiblrc to the Juvenile class, asked. they reap ID conventions, force them- (tore to think It over. Be randuded No c*onflrmatlou of tbls rumor haa saying that ne did not ebnslder 1ejrU*Jout as a manufacturer or novelty sup. "Now, children, why doesn't the Lord selves Into iiihVc ns well. Is not to bethat a* be wanted the money TOP W> reitcbed London. | ation for worklngmen to be of tne piles, pine and bass .wood, wltB fpc strike everybody dead who tells a lie?" wondered at. Tbe surprise would be if hind he would simply accorit the Srxi New York. Nov. 2. — in just this category of clans legislation, and ex- torles at Ottawa, Can., and" .Houses "•Cause," answered a bright little they took any other view. But H offer <>f tbe .board and give up *•'><"> of rouuiiah.Hit way—from London and plained this by Baying thai tt would Point/ N. Y., with offices at the. latter frtjow. "there wouldn't be anybody and I have, concluded tbat tne im-ukts prtee. He TO wrote tothr bdswfl. I'm is iMine the first news of tlie reso- be tar easier to distinguish those who Place and at tying Branch. Mr. K.I left hanlly."—Chicago News. who look upon and treat publle trust* am) tbe offer wns accepted without lution hi riirtugui. ivlileh drove Mnn- >re not laborers than it would be to wards begins business with nright its public troughs are by no means agtfcln securing Pooh llah'H valuable nel from bis throne ami exiled him designate thone who are. The labor- promise of success, already the uXow. the evi mid his mother, and ancn news is nriiiK threateningly I 1 uiMlble In. i-ourt, Mac* of II would TBE SANTA OhkV* Ti-BLsl. ed out some of the g-oWfeiultstnat MONSTER SHOWS sary for tbe city to buy. 'J'be illy certainly b* refused on the ground of In Spiiin for months. It seemed nhotir 1 officers cbarged wltb tbe duty of buy have followed such organization. No Hanson \ res Inter ailos acto. but ibe coinci- to erupt Immediately after the revolt trimmed wltb Lolly banga from \h» man can object to organized labor, bje Ing offered some *30ti leu than Hoyl dence* are such as would cause reflec- In PortugRl. cliamleller with string* of trny cnlraea was willing to take. Finally tbe com- said, unless he objects to these bene- Tlie Up-town Store tion In tne case of any on* who had reaching to tbe'sld™ of tbe table. " fits),, . mittee which had the miitter lo charge not Pooh Bab's blgh reputation. Colojil Colt Out of Swiats Race. LYCEUM on! itni'ii to corae to Hoy't's figures ant! A Whit* Christmas Dinner. Dr. Wilton said an employers' lia- Trovlaence,' K. !., ^4ov."2.—t'oionel If you have liad u red Christmas We have a idem new line of tbe chairman Instructed to report rec As for Tornado, be committed no overt 8amuel r. Colt In a letter to the chair- billtjr law la needed because Ihp great ommendlng an acceptance ot Hoyt's act en.-ept that of solicitation, and per- dinner so loug tbat It palls substitute majority of employer* are ' corpora- Outing Flannel Good* far Ladiea •min of tbe ftepubllcaii Wate- cemral a snow scene in green and sliver. Put IWO WEEKS offer. bape If he were an attorney be night e4JI14C.; part skims, 4^a Have a similar mirror masked In ever- bear it. tyar absolutely free._ fortably. he baa no business. Appoint- enongh' to get a seat In that street 124c: full skims, 2a3ttc. crtwAs nt each corner, and on It stand EOG8—Blron^'on Ifilarli grades; receipts, '"The labor question Is tbe question ing powers have always considered car said to contain all the mugwump* 10.516 c»«i; atatt, Ptmpyftanta. ana ne»r- I silver caudle wltb'(bade of white pa- of how the world's work It to be "DENT^T"" 48~PE0P[E---40 themselves.fortunate tbat be was avail- In Ohio. But we recovered In a short t>y. hennery, white. «»60c..: »rawn. 3t> per sprinkled with diamond dust and done," Dr. Wilson aald, and he added able, ana «o he has bw-enle a soft ol time, coming; to the comforting conc-lo ISc ; gath«reag, , ntilt*t.. JJatOcatOc; brbrowno . Xa painted In mistletoe.' that he was for Its being done as de- slon that probably, there njlght be «3e.3 : fresfhh f;ather*dath*d . ej»tr» a ffirstsi , fe municipal Poob Bab. wltb man/ o; nrata, JJizsc. seconds. Ornithic. tl*e green and. white cakea and can cently aa possible. Bare tools, clea DR. JULIUS KAHN Diamond Ring to the Pret Its departments tinder hla control startling' revelations concerning men MKAT8—I.lvs veal oalvea, dftmmon lo lies In silver baskets or have mounds shops, rational hours, the exemption Somebody several years ago did snf of W»b standliw In any p«fen«lon or choice, per 100 lbs., l7.S0alO,»; culls, *«;. Of snowballs made of cotton bailing of women aa much aa possible from &URBEDII DENTIST g*»t tbat he bad acted ID a matte* nuatnew and that one Instance or a live calves, Kraaaera, da&: counttf drcsvad sri'1 tinseled or the bought glass filled tisst Lady in Attendance real calves. prlm«, por Ilk. *HI«lic. i com- shop work for posterity,! sake—these First-claas dental work, low Of tbe public In a way not highly bop dozen would ut lead us to wholesale mon to aoprt. fcuta.; fe*rnyardk aind Eraavvr vtllli n'lts and candy.' There could be orable, but this was retarded at ts»generalizations or cbridcmnatlons. were a few things he put hlmcelr prices, all work guaranteed for Thursday Night. enlvsa, ftaTc. a' mound before each plate. down for. 10 years. To fine a corporation where a work> HjCKV IUILDIJ8. BROADWAY, man has been hurt through negli- gence, Dr. Wilson aald, was a mistake Opposite frost Office; Tel t76R. for the state geu the money th»t Open evenings until 9 P. M. should go to tbe wounded man; The The Long Branch Record is the Beat Advertisiijg preMnt New Jersey employer's llnbll-'