Man Found Dead in Bed. __

VOLUME -XXXVI. NO, 29. RED BANK, N* J,f WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1914, PAGES 1 TO 8.

AITiQ KILLS PET •; BTOl WANTS TITO BEOIBT1J11.

Jo«oph Xuinlltuon IiOnca One PAYING LIFE INSURANCE. J. A. VunHoholk Ha* Somt Fap«r Bent SUMMER HOMES ROBBED. Souj little Fsiendi. MANY DEATH CX.AIMS TA.TD AT THIS to. Bin in Ohio, Joseph. Tomlinson of Lincroft ia J. A. VanSehoick of Pninesvllio, MAN FOUND DEAD IN BED. __ . mourning tho IOHB of a pet squirrel / TIME Or YEAH. Ohio, n former resident of Red Bank, THIEVES GOT BOOTY IN TWO OCEAN- which NVLiH killed lust week hy being A£«d Peoplo and Very Young- Children who bought out the Colo coal company run over by an, automobile. Tho Bucoumi) to oiiaaita Ivoia»ut to Iliig at that place after Belling his coal ALTON VOORHEESOF RED BANK KILLED PORT HOUSES FRIDAY NIGHT, .squirrel was ono of a family of four. Boasou—Bom» '£»**• Beftth Clfllim business here to J. S. Hunt, has been Tho animals tiro living in a bird house Paid In TUU DUtriot. taking THE RECHSTEU for years and BY GAS FUMES. on top of a polo on Mr. Tomlinson'i A largo amount of rmsney huR been when he moved to Ohio THE REGIS- The Summer Residences of George 3. Loper and place, 'The house used to be occupied paid out in Monmouth county and in TER followed him there. Mr. Van- by birds, but the squirrels drove them this insurance district, during the past Schoiek, in sending his check for re- He was Found Dead Last Wednesday Night in a out and made it their residence. All two mo,.ths by the industrial insur- newal to TUB REQISTER says "eon- John H. Applegate Entered Friday Night—Intrud- of them are tame and will eat out of ance companies. Tho Prudential's tlnue sending THE RBQISTER as we en- Mr. Tomlinson's hand. During the payments have been much more nu^ joy reading the newa from home even Room In George Conk's House on East Front hunting season the gunners of Ijin- ers Ruined a Lot of Valuable Furniture and Helped moi'OUB than usual, and' theM payments if it has been over two years since we croft, knowing the squirrels were pets, have averaged considerably larger left that part of tho country," Street Where He Boarded—Death Due to an Ac- Themselves to Some Choice Wine. made no attempt to kill them. than usual. The largest individual amount paid out' by the Prudential cident Mr. Voorhees was a Champion Bowler. Thu summer residences bcttwoon in grunt diHordor. Linun, clothing nnd company wag $5,000. This was the rjntontown uml Ocuanport owned'by silverware were scattered around the amount of life insurance carried by POULTRY CLUB OFFICERS Alton Voorheea of Red Bank was! and then accidentally turned it on, liinu'nt; S,-Lopcr nnd John H.-Apple* rooms, und tho appearance of the bed DAUGHTERS OF HEROES. Byron G, Stokes' of Long Branch, A found dead in bed Thursdny morning' ngturf, When examined by the coroner jt'iih' wore broken, into by thieves Fri- showed that sonio ono had slept in it. payment of" $1,000 of • Life insurance SB, iDWK FXBIiS BE-ELECTED in his room in the house rented by the shut-olf valve of the gas jot was day night. Both houses are unoceu- The intruders hud enjoyed a midnight GeorKu Conk 'on East Front street. very loose. BEVOtUTI0»A»TP BGOISTTf CELE- money, carried by Walter Eggmun of PRESIDENT 6ABT WBBK. . liied. Entrance in each case was luncheon, as was evidenced by a table Lake Como, .was the second largest Death was caused by accidental gas The body was removed to Mr. Fay's jriiincd through n bedroom window, cloth on* the dining room table and by, BRATES AwirnrBRSAEY. amount paid out in this diKtvict by the asphyxiation. Mr. Voorhees rented funeral parlors and was later taken "When tlic Lopor and Applomite famil- dishes und napkins on the table. The H. Bodg'eB Wq,iitil to KcBlgn iin the room from Mr. Conk and took his to thu home, of W. J, Voorhocg of Adol- PrudontiaK The inBurance carried by Socretary, a Position Ri Hao Kola ies went to New York for the winter 'thieves' luncheon consisted princi- The Aunivei'Dajfy^WaB What of tho Wed. John F. Ehlers of Ocean Grove meals at a restaurant. The body was phio, on uncle of Alton. Alton was ' 3 tii<:y left their household goods ut pally of preserved peaches. A suit ding- of Qfigrryo WnlliiHgiou and Mar- Throe Years, Bpt Mombora Dont Want discovered by Mr. Conk, who had 88 years old. He was born at Free- reafhed nearly $1,000, tho amount paid to *.et Blia do. tlii'ir summer homos. The amount ease in which, the robbers had placed tha OiirtiB—Mrs. Henry B. Whits to his family'being $007.64. None of smelled gas and traced it ,to Mr, Voor-, hold. His mother died nearly two nnd vnUie of tho things stolen ia not n lot of linen and other goods was in Biqqted Hegeat of tUe CUaptei. tho other policies paid, by the Pru- Tho annual meeting of the Mon- hees'fi room, Tho gas was turned on years ago. The other relatives living, known, as the owners* have not miulu OM-Muiu.—Why- th o -I ntrudeiw-fa Hed- -_TJu>. - M omnou t-h—eh apter-_sjiif_jthe_ deniiuljn this district lit the past two mouth county poultry club of Rod' and the room was full of gas, are William V. Voorhees, a Freehold an iuvL'iitory of the remaininu; gouda, to take thiti plunder ia not known, Daughters of the American RovoluV Bunk was held last Wednesday night Mr, Conk put up the window in the baker, tmd Edward VoorheeB, cashier months vveTir above $500l The full list at thu Motor boat clubhouse on Union (I i>> curtain, however, that tile thieves Tho thieves put the Applotfate house lion held tlieir annual'meeting Tues- of claims paid by the Prudential in room and then sent for Coroner Harry of the Bolmnr national bank. Mot a lot of plunder, among the thingH day iift,urnoon of last week at the street. There was a good attendance ,C. Fay, Coroner Fay made a thorough Alton was a member of tho Free- 'in e?on u worse state of disorder than November and December in this dis- of .members. Those officers were lukin being a gun and a revolver that of tho Loper hou.su. ,Thi> silver- rooms of the Royal Arcanum society trict was as follows: investigation of the ease and iBRued a, hold lodge of-Junior American Me- owned by Mr. Lopor, and a pearl- in the Khmer building on Broad eleeUid: burial permit stating death was'acci- chanics, Ho hud lived at Red Bank ware and a lot of other (roods, had Ilyrim Ci. KtoltuH, LonK Urandi. , Jfi.oon.oci revolver belonging to Mr, Ap- street. Walli'f lijjHiriiUi, Lfiliu (,'ulnu.'. . ; l.OUU.ClO I'lOMlilcni—Dr. Hdwln I-'iclil. dental. several years. He was employed by been locked in sideboards and drawers • l'*iiKt,vlci' iiroHlilont—ChfirK'K O. J>uu- by the owner, and the thieves broke The .hostesses for tho meeting were John !•'. lililftiH, Ocetin Grovi. . . iKiT.ni Coroner Fay found that Mr. Voor- Ambrose Matthews & Thompson, the E.ut'ttii P. Kmlth, Asbury 1'mk. , -In:i.,ii iiill of ICItjtron, HtiiiiiKl vlofi jirt-wiclf'til—Wt'lliiiKton W. hoes hud been bowling at the Sheridan house movers lind contractors. Alton Mr. LOJIOI'H daughter, Mrs. Ivusliu these open by sheer .strength. A great Misses Elizabeth Cooper, Sarah I'ranli 11. Hiinilfurd, Katcintowii, . 100.CO of Ocuahport, was at the deal of furniture was ruined by tho Child ami Evelina VanMater of Red Kcimi-dy of liud Umik. alleys Wednesday night. He was in was un onthusfastic bowler and was a ICIliiN .1, HuKei-H, Aftbury Par)::. Third vlco pi'csidi'nt—Amzi M. I'oHtin liou.su un Thursday, und at that time rough work of the intruders._ In tho Bank, Twenty-six women ware pres- K11K11/.. H IInnl.l , oIUB l his usual good humor luid before he member of the Sheridan bowling team iit. Ashley MathlN, Now Oi-ctiliu (if SllMJMinlc. left-for home bought some sandwiches in tho county league. He was one o£ nothing had been disturbed. On Sat- cellur wore He.verul bottles of wine, ent, Tuesday,'January 6th, wan the 2iil.0U I'oiirtli viiiij lirnHldi'iit^KiIfinr A. Sjloti; in day Mr. Wolcott noticed thatu wiri- and the robbers helped themsi-lve.s to 155th' anniversary of the wedding -of Lllliiiii Hi I'tilliiK, Keyrx'i't. • .. .- for his lunch Thursday. He was work- the best bowlers on the Sheridan team, H;i2i?!Ali'P(HV('ll, Now Hertford... I'Mfili viijc. jirfHUlt'nt—Al-xandci' K. ing at Keunsburg, He told Harry Alton had made many friends at Red Hiiw un the .xeeond flooor ooff "his father- all of-.this. They .lift no clue SIK to Martha and Ccorgo Washington and Mll.iuiii tt)litar.slf<;vctt)litar.slf<;vc,, Keyiiotf. . . IliisHf'll (if l((!,i Hank,* Si llili Al Fl 241:.is in-lnw's houHu wj\H open. He thet'r identity but both liouses wore the anniversary was celebrated by lluviliinti, AHl)\ivy AMMiwtiint secrctuly-—Howuiii A. Hog" Conk, a brother of George Conk, that Bank and they were deeply grieved at made Illi-n, lied U k..SJ. he would not see him Thursday night his sudden death. jiii invustifration and found Jhu probably ontured'hy tin; same parties. the Daughters, I'liilliiiH, Atliinlk- I.TM «f HIM! UiinU. 237. Hi; 'I'rnaNinor—Alhort KchrtKulPr of littl as he was. going to bowl^ in a match Thefuneral was held Sunday ajtter- r! A luncheon of grape fruit, clam ,1 in nk.~ — — : witlOh^SlierltlarrteaiftT"" -.— -•••-• Trfoon at"theTairBeld Methoaist cKufcH WWOtfl OH THE HANOE FARM. jljouillon,, creamed chicken,j potatoe|3s, Kxii-utivi' bourtl—George T, LSnton salted nuts, celery, candy, cake and Ann Uru'in, Hvurott. ,...,.,.... aâ.77 and Mfilvlii Allnlio of Rfil I3;ink, KilKar Mr, Voorheeswore a soft shirt with near Adelphia, Peter V. Dibb, pro- Liuira 11. Ackermun, Gceiinitii'iivi! aiii.HU A., KHiti' (if MHWli'Uvwn, Goorgc Honnwy a soft collar. When found he had the prietor of the Sheridan hotel, hired an AN EFFICIENCY BANQUET ' Crowd and QoDfl Prieop Mark Auction coffee were served. The ice cream was Mary Murnn. LakcliurMt. , iJHi.Ml of lliKliIj.iidH, Jaiiic.H Kuniiijdy, C, M. served .with orange flower dressings Ida J. Dunning, Asliury FmR, . . . Sls.lfi J'nffi' iitnj W. ii. MucDoiiald of AHbury shirt on and his necktie was tied automobile and Walter Field, Fred !lt BeobayTille Xiftst Week. Milton Sanforci. As4t>ury l»hri«... . 7 a 11 ."20 loosely around, the neckband of the .Wellmon, Walter Gross, Robert, Ken- POSTOFFICB EMPLOYEES FJBASMD The table was deeoratecPwith small 1 1 I'arli. . • 1 Marion 1 . Phillips, AHbiirj- Park ' iflr.lO collar. There was no lock on the door nedy, George Worthley and Elwood B. tilf POSTMABTBB PITTBNOBR, '*An• auctio"•—.«..«....n of farm. *Y""good-s "an; d• iliv i e red-wiite-and-red-white-and-blub uee flags andd small Mary ,r, Wheeler, Long Brunch, . 172.SO Frank H. Hodges of Red Bank,' k tla'rrlrt I1', Tllt'iii, Keyport. , ..,.-. inti.OO leading from the hall to Mr. Voorhees's* Ivins, close friends of Mr. Voorhees, atock on tho turn, owned by the late Ishie]d s of thu nolionul colors/ -The who had boon secretary of the club Tlia Banquet "Was" in1 the Nature of a Miiry .NorcrcmH, LnUijwuiii]...... 1 is.^7 room and Mr. Conk found the door attended the funeraiT 'These young largFranek crowHancd co no Tuesdaf Scobeyvdly of lase dret weekw a. f;nfavor.ol.«s, w'wer,re „.„_,smal.l ll0nUfitboquetHa oof f oror. .Miiry J. VanSchoIek, OaHliuiKt. . UT.iis three years arid who had been renomi- was just pushed to when he entered men bought a large wreath of roses BiiaiiieaB MtetUlg—Clerks ana Cat- ange blossoms. A laige bridd's'cake, John 'I1. IHilsu, J-'iirntlnsdulu. • -'• 147.HO nated, declined a re-election, He said i'kl'E Mnke Sag'g'estleni as- to Imprb?- Jacob (J. ShiittH was auctioneer; Bid- on top of which WHK a Hmall wedding Julin ('. HltouiK-H, (Icoaniiiirt. .. , Hti.nn he was too biiey to give the time nei;- the room ' the next morning. . It is and lilies of the valley. The burial J>n« WUH lively and good prifS wC1| g« «* - (knew Ktmit, ltd! Bank, MS.T-J thought Mr. Voorhees shut olf the gas was'.at the'ehureh cemetery. iiijr the Bfiteloiiey of tlio Offlca, i'lnru F. KchWMriB, Ocean Urovc ll'i.'iu osenry for the duties, Tho election of A ich a secretary was postponed until the SiKturn'employees in the Red Bunk t an of black horses WHS sold for |, e progra an given after (Jlllioi-i J, Crawford, L. liraiu'li, , lia.lB ixiiftoUk'ij enjoyed a httnquetigiven hy If. \S', May nurd, Keynort,...... Hu.oo next meeting. The members think HORSES AHD^TOMB Fourteen cows were auctioned • II. atarshall, Tui-kerton - they will be able to get Mr. Hodges to •lV^tmaister Frank Pittenger nt Lib ratu'Ii 1HX.60 HEAD OF HEALTH BOARD. 136.00 serve, another term. •William C. Ely of Holmael sag ii Busy The seventh annual exhibition of Week la EI» Roni Market. EBNEST A, ABBHD AOAIK HEADS IM'UE the club will be held Thanksgiving William C. Ely during the past BQABD OF HEALTH. mil week, probably at the Asbury Park week sold 23 horses and mules. J. casino, where last year's show was Stiles of Asbury Park bought four Cui-. Howard B. Higglnson antt. Eflwurfl M, huld. The.club -will hold its.jhow at horses. " Teams were sold to J. Blattery WiM CbOica Again, as Secre- Edward JLaves, Albert ' C. Jonnsoii, . Jiimes It. liurkc, Siuinj; I.iili... . , 1H.15 Red Bank fhia year if a suitable fauild- Holmes Conover of Lineroft, Howard tary ana Ti'eMmrer—Dr. W, D, Sayia Smith, Edward E, (mincer, Morrell I The chapter's membership list is \ Jaiiu's Whitti-u, r'-i'-' \ll'"'i next yeiir's show were selected last of Bradley Beach anti Ellsworth month. They will be J. W. Stnnton of Ernest A. Arend waa unanimous- ci- and Hurry N, Supp. ' i tanuics Up until last wuek, when Mrs,; 'joliVp. Wyekof^Kla^LWnn,"*,'. ; II'ITÎI White of Asbury Park. Single horses ly re-elected president ot^ the Red The banquet wi\K in the nature of si PATRICK WtOm&H AND BDWARD i Gordon i:nd daughttr of Windsor, and j uormsliaA-' wnlti), qtikjuu-Mt ' New York, J. W. Minich of Carlisle, were bought by Japies Megill. of Red I'nLrick llounilian, Cl'IfCwoml. Punnsylvania, and J. C. Criner of Bnnlc board of health last Wednesday l-!:siiK;5is meeting. Subsections an to DEACEY ABBBBTBD AGAIN. Mrs, 'j\_ Gratification 'was""expressed Arurt-h a. illustrated lerturejj i ntnvm Herbert, liradluy UvavU . irii'kBoii, Jr., George^T. Linton and y ;nriU0g ;vlTTti 6i1 j Howard A. Rogers. BHlaTyof|B00"peTyeaTrMTlf|B00MBr over tho SLicceflRfulhandling of the iwl"Ampi'i'i-TtT liiotopv will bp iVlvpn ^TT ^ * ' Ooeanimrl. . . . . ginson geta $13B per year for .b liiy: rush of bosincas ut the postqfiTje of (Red Bank weie arrested Saturday on AmtiiLan histoiy will ue given at . , KOSO. Eutoiitown.... 1 f Jemtlltil 0 -Iii.uu ' ieflretary. during the holiday season,' The bus-night by Policeman Charles Woods Red Bank for tho benefit of If-ftliun, Thtimas Kobin.sdn, Kiitontuwn.. CO3?R MADE 3?8 .'VRF.ESTS. iiU'HH at the postolllce Christmas week f Kl kll^ )y h Polak nnd Russian reiidentB of this [ Barnh lierry, Tuwkorton.. The board wjll meet on ths first and tvn.s more than double that of last streets. Movan and Deacey were in IBIB DBA*SS TX 1913 third Thursday nights of each month such a condition they were not fit for mm Poliee Chief • Bepoit SfcoWB That ths j at the town Tiall as heretofore. The yw.r, largely on account of the par- Blaecoats Had a Busy YsaT. isia. vvk poKt business, In spite of this a trial Sunday morning. They were feed Asbury Park board of health wants a liitr increase of business, however, tlio tried Monday morning befoiie Kecor- .Three hundred and sevonty-eipht Flft«ea OfciiariB Bool at Befl BanK la county-wide milk ordinance, regard- work of the postofTice went along eas both persons were arrested at Red-Bonk Bteeniber ai Ajralfist Twelve laot Ytar, ing milk shipped to thfl shore town* In j **? und Deacey during the past year, according to a More Marriages Do^lag itla tho summer time. The Asbury Park -botli—old—offendei'Si; —"Movan—trot- l'he next mueting of the chii raporl-turiied-inj-to^thfl-commisflion. hoard-aEked-the»Red~Bank bdj nvfiJF^vSfrk" = . gFnTtlHjgrâ^ltlf^frSHi;... _. ors by Arthur L. Wymbs, chief of co-operate with it in securing such ah The speakers thanked the postmaa- White on East Front street during MetropoUtan'B Payments. At Red Bank during December uck Friday from the county jail, \ The Metropolitan insurance com- police, last week. The report classi- oi'dinance. All the milk..Gold at Red _ i.fii- for the banquet. They said it was where he had served a sentence of tho week beginning February 2Sd, fied the arrests as follows: thoro were fifteen births. Nine girls Bank comes from dealers in this sec- a- pleasure to .work under men like Mr. The program will be in celebration of pany has. also had an active season in and six boys were born. Thirteen of sixty days for being drunk. paying lifo Insurance claims. The UviinU ima aisciraet'ly,,,,,.,....,,., 112 tion of the county and the Red Bank Pitte,nser und IIIH assiataj)t, Mr. Moran, and Deacey pleaded for Washington's birthday, IIclrik'HsIy rtrunlt. ,,,,.,,,. fri- them were children of American pat- board does not think it is necessary -"Many,- because the two men at the Mrs. Henry S. White was re-elected families of Kobert Sinclair of Long nifiordnrly ,...... '. %0 ents and two were of Italian parents. leniency. Moran said if the recorder Branch and George Smith of Deal each for such an ordinance in this vicinity. head of the department took such a would give him one more chance ho regont--6f tho society at the meeting Bifyclc riding on RiJe%%alks,...... fi In December of last year there were Jacob C. Delatush, the plumbic lively interest in the work and welfare last week. The full list of officers received $1,000'from the Metropolitan pisorderly on ratlrouil property..... 1H twelve births. For the year ending would swear off drinking for a year, Crap shooting. • • • • .. 23 inspector, gave his report for Decem- of their aubordinatoa and in the effl- and he said he would sign an affidavit elected is as follows: company. These wore the two largest December 31st there were 178 births. payments made in December by this Building tii'CH in streets..,,, 8 ber. He made ten sewer inspections, c;ii-iicy of tho, office. They said that the to that offect. Deacey said the sameX Hegent—Mvn. ilmvy H. White at lied Panhandling ...... •...... •.. 12 During 1912 there were 161 births. thrfis water tests and five smoke tests. baiic(uet, in addition to the good time tiling, pocoi'der Badeau drew up an Hunk. company in this district. Buohanon The chief recommended that three This is an 'increase of 12 births in Vicu! Jifigcnt—Mrs. Lloyd W, Grdvor of Buckingham of Perth Amboy carried The board will find, out whether enjoyed, would stimulate the postof- affidavit for each man, in which they i telephone boxes be placed in different Bed Bank over the previous year. towns and cities in"thls stectlon of the tlcu workers to keep up the present claimed they Would not touch, taste M1«H Eiimboth Coopor of. a larger insurance policy than th* av- parts of the town 80 that the police Fifteen marriages were performed state supply free fumigation necessi- hitfh HtandinK of the olflee as a bus- nor handle any liquor for one year,1 Bank. erage and his family received $580.40 could call up headquarters at night. at Rod Bank during tt»e month. Nine ties and disinfectants in case, of con- Inuss inHtitutlon, Mi'H. Guorgo, O". Hpridrlok* from the Metropolitan, The heirs of They took the oath by kissing the won of Ifeil Bunkk. This fluggestlon was turned over to of the couples were colored and six tagious diseases, also whether they. The. menu was"'as follows: Bible, Recorder Badeau severely HlMtoriun—MiHH ' Hamii Elaltie Eld- Thomas English, also of Perth Amboy, the police committee with power to were white. Thirteen weê ABier- supply free food and other necessi- Oyator uoolttnll. repi'lmnnded each man and then re- l fi of Perth Amboyy. received $554.40. These four policies act. . ican couples and the other two coup- ties to poor people under quarantine. l.i'Huee. leased them, with the warning if they iU-Blstrar—JUsltJU s Aniiln O. JahnBon of were the only ones paid by the 'Metro- leg were Italians. There were seven The Red Bank board has always sup- Soup. MntawiMi. politan which went above $500. The NEW HCTUBE THEATEB. t Turkoy.- were arrested again they would bo Uxecutivo , commlttue—Mrs. Willinm marriagei in the same month last plied these articles free. Sntnd, sent to the county jail. T. Van Brunt anil Mrs, Charles B, Pm'. claims paid by the Metropolitan in. year. During the year ending Be- suns of Red Bank, * December were: All milk dealers who sell miDi at Ooffet>,' Daniel Bennett WiU Ciaftnrt BUOWB cember 81st there were S8 marriages, Red Bank have been notified to get rift. Dl to Nfttlonnl CqiiRrcss at Robert Sinclair, Long Uinnoii,,, 11,000,00 Over His Btoro at B»Uord. OOT »EB MOVr BACK. K D, 0,, In April—Mrs. H. D, while during 1912 there were 84 mar- the 1014 licenses and tags. The li- George Smlik---••-•-- , Oeal• ...... ; 1,000,00 Daniel Bennett of Belford will open Zanilt of .Tiiinesburff, Buclinnon Buuklnluim, Perth Ten deaths occurred in Red Banlt cense is $1 per year and the tags,60 I,IN0B,OPT'S AltPrniUe del«(jnt«—airs, .1, M. Max* a moving picture theater in th« hall Th« VIMn of-a Black Muff Knew tho well of Hiwlitstowii, Amboy ,,,.. , BS6,40 during December, Nine of these cents for each wagon. Way to Iliid tUe Owner. Thomas UIIBIIBII, Perth Amboy, Bf.4,40 over his store in about two weeks. were white persons and one colored. . Secretary Higginson was Instructed _Muny Incident)* p ill tlin tli« Bait Mutthow Simmona, .Miitii>yaii... 8,80,00 The building has been rewired to com- Ten days ago Abram Bowles of Me- Sojililo Keller,"'Perth Aihliby^... 348.00 Eight of-the persons were men and to ask thd'comTnissieners for the year- Week Bovolvl o Ai-otma Btiedl. chanic street found a black muff oh A NEW AMATEUE ACTOB. John BurncH. South Amliuy. S30.00 ply with the fire laws, and additional two were women. In Dec,ember_of ly appropriation of $1,000. Horses have been the principal the Seven Bridges road in Shrewsbury Annie Connell, Perth Ainiioy,.. lights have been "installed. The laat year there were six deaths.- For All "property owners in the two topip c of conversation ft Lineroft the township. He put an advertisement Xi Atwatev T>i«"tnn «, »«bw Harold Overton, Asburv Park,., a4SJ0 stage has been rebuilt and new scen- the year .ending December 81st there blocks bounded by Broad* Front and T." ^"^ .^l *«•»*« Florence Spencir. Lam Kronch. aao.oo ery will be set up this week. A fire- pastt week or so. ThThe principaii l haph - in the Want Column mi THE REGISTER Powdor Pnff Clnb. John JohnsonJno, , ReRed.Bank...,,,d , 1 were 108 deaths In Red Bank, while Monmouth streets and Maple avenne pg f lageînrvs revolved telling about the find ing of the muff. t Ston, u y i75,7fi proof booth for the moving picture pening's of tho 1 Benjamin L. Atwatej' of. Maple ave- Mni'garct Stanton, South Amboy 160,40 during 1912 there wereW28 deaths. have been notified to connect with the The loser of the muff knew where to M y WhRleiiWhl , PealPl, , , , machine has been built under the di- siround hhorses, and on thiS 'account nuo was elected a member of the Mary Cornelius, Perth Amlioy., 157,00 sewer within thirty days. horses have figured largely in the talk look for announcements of lost arti- Powder Puff club at a .meeting with AuKURt Colby, Long Itrancli.... 156.60 rection of David H. Bennett of Fair John MeClaln was given a pewnit cles as well as Mr, Bowles knew where Lewis Jnlniiottiiott, Perth Amliiiy.y... . 14-1.00 Haven. The booth is 6x8 feet and 7 at the village atore and hotel, where Miss Vivian Otterson of Broad street 110.00 MISCHIEF MAKER TO MEASE*. . to build a cesspool on Locust avenue. men congregate to talk over the'top- to put them. , THE REGISTER had not JoHeiilijnilijnc Ui-owiiUowii , LriHtwuotLriHtwuotl...l , feet high. Mr. Bennett is now having Thursday night. The club is a dra- Adulnlde Newman, J'eith Amboy 126,10 The bills ordered paid were $10.64 lea of the day. ' ,, beon out more than an hour last matic society which was recently or- Mary Mur|>hy, Anbury Turk 118,00 a fire escape built oh the north side of Sneeze Powflft Tfcrower titakat _ for milk license tags, $6.75 to Howard J. Holmes Conover has a now team week before the muff was called for ganized,,. The club will give two play- Miiry Ilortz* Perth Amlioy 110.1B the building. Clarence Marvin is do- UncomfortaMe for Andlenct. Cole, for printing, $2.25 to Fred W. of .iron grays, which ho bought last by the owner, who was Mrs. ICC.lets nnd four ^vaudeville acts, at the MleliHelVViilsli, Asliury ,Wu.rk, , , JOB.OO ing the.work. After the alterations Moselle for stationery, and $28.75 to Badgley. Mrs. Badgloy was glad to Anna Dowllng,; AHtnivy I'urH.... 103,40 Some one with' ff perverted sense of week from William C. Ely of Ho4indel Lyric theater nuxt month or in March. Leon Walker,""Perth Anilmy.... 100,00 are completed, Mr. Bennett will have humor] scatte'i'ed cayenne pepper in George A. Delatush for printing.and ffo r 15515500. recover her muff, Mri Bowles was »iad The members will begin to menjorlKo Wmlly Mlntoh, Oirnli Uiovo,,., 00,00 tho theater open for n week for the the Eftiptro theater at Rod Bank on furnishing stationery for his father, h S. Bucklin lost hihHH trotting that ho had restored the muff to its their parts for the playlets-at a meet- .Ionn Ualim, Heel liunk, .•.. , 85.20 inspection of the public before any ThursUay night. Shortly after the the plumbing inspector. • owner, and THE REGISTER was glad att'iiht'ii Kurbnoyli, PITIII Amboy. •10.00 niiirn lii.-:t wt'el". The sinimal was fiiek ing tonight with-Misses Marjorio and Alice O'lirieli, South Amboy.... 21.7(1 shows are "grvrfii. performance opened nearly every per- onlya few days. because it had brought- the losov and Thelma Perrjne of Rector place. imttitJ .iolioM." Mlii.ll.-IDWII. 15.110 «———TB-H*— —• the finder together." Luke Longhead son in the audience was sneezing. At German Supper foe Soclalltrtn. •• Kiiward I'cnton has'ti new trotting MiU'y KinB, MnUiwaii...... ;. in. oo TIOB one time the nolsse became so great hoi HI!. lie has tried, it out- on the says the only why to find the owner of JUuhnrcl O'Lt-ury, l'erih .\mboj-, 12.00 A.German supper will be served a lost article is to do as Mr. Bowles TRWK SOtVED, that the words of Jie performers iOHdsin the neighborhood of Lineroft, Kea Bank Man Wita BroStn could not be heard. The side doors in tonight on the second floor of the Lud- nnd 1 hi* horse experts thoro say it is did, tell about it in THE. REOISTER'S SHOTS IH1OD6I WAOOH. low building on Broad street, over Want Columns. Ownft QOtB Baclc ArHclos Stolen Eig'tat BeatlDB' Bniliy At Boipltnl.' the building were thrown open ana the speediest steed in this part "of the Monthi Ago. Leonard Tise of South Amboy, the 'electric"" fans wore started, pis Supp's clothing store, for the benefit cuiinty. Lineroft Boy AHIUBCS Hlnisolf with a of Branch Red Bank of the Socialists, A trunk owned by Max Levinsky,' formerly of Rod Bank,, who was cleared the air a great deal, but there dreadfully, hurt three weeka ago at was more or less sneezing.throughout The feast will Include sauer kraut ELECTRICAI. proprietor of the Rod Bunk steam frankfurters, pigs' knuckles, cold PKOTBCTIN'O OCEAN FRONT. dye works, which was stolen about Miv and Mrs.-John .R. Conover of Philadelphia, when his back was the performance. Ushers went down Lineroft were driving near their honje broken in two places, is recovering at the aisles looking for the mischief moutH, etc. Benjamin Blom •will have of BHotrlalty to Be, Shown at eight months ago, wu^ found a ifew eliurge of the supper. Menttnxe luwoaueoil in Congi-eas toe a days ago by William Ltryton, a boy "taet wooki'whcn their wagon top %as. a Philadelphia hospital. Three ver- maker, but 6\d not discover him. Some '-i ' Ben Wall nC'sblffUt Ocennio Jfeait Week, riddled wjth_ shot,". .They escaped un- tebrae in the spinal column-wore' re- of the people in the audience suffered The fifth -entertainment of the; Oce- employed by —Mr.—Levinsky.—- When .r..Congressman Scully has introduced the trunk was stolen it contained hurt. Tho gun was discharged by a moved and they have boon replaced by Kenuine distress from sneezing. When Hew Boad Overooor at, anit! people's popular course will be young Italian' who took to his heels two silver tubes. Mr. Tien is in good they left the building many of them in-congress a measure-looking to the given Thursday night of next week in clothing, on insurance policy and Daniel S, .Ely has resigned as over- construction of a sea wall along the some bank books. The thief took the after shooting off tho gun. The same spirits and the docto.rs say he will re- h«d rod-rimmed eyes, and tears were seer of the township and county roads (HJiMin front at Seabrtght, The- meas- Rod Men's hull an d will be devoted to day Morris Carney of Lincroft found cover unless some other trouble still running down many cheeks. eloetriclty. Louis Williams, an elec- clothing but left the other things. . in the Holmael village district, The ure in a's follows: two of his ducks dead In his yard. arises. In ten days the glaster of Holmdel township committee,has ap- lie it (-nurlcil liy 111o SiMintc tujid IIOUFIO trical expert, will have dynamos, gen- They had been shot, Paris casfwill be removed and a-steel eriitOTH, motor nnd electrical and . Qallo Will OrO oil Stage. pointed Branson Butler to succeed Mr. ni; .iti>lii't:HeututlvuH uf tim UnUoaHtutPH IMPROVEMENTS IN BARBER. SHOP. jacket will bo put on Mr, Tieo. He Ely ns overseer of the township roads «l' Ahiiiiliiii In fr bl chemical apparatus on the stage, and may be able to return home in a, month Benjamin Gallo of Shrewsbury . Hu Hy (if Wui1 lib find Uo IH liroly he will give a.series of experiments, E. Bavoffe AllanlimrBt Clerk. avenue, eon of George Gallo who died and the freeholders have appointed smllinrlsitMl mill f]li-(>i:tcd to eriusH to lie William Cu*oUn, Jr., Installs Another or six .weeks. It is not known yet Mr, Butler as overseer of the county ii'iuilu u'nurvi;>- til" Uin. entire wator I'roiit illustrating what electricity has ac- Chulr ana StorUlzcs AU Els Tools. . Savage of AUenhurst, whether he will over be able to work tori days ago, will enter vaudeville roads therjh_ ^_ nt uiul hour HoiibrlKlit, NOW î;r«oy, wltli eompllshed aiid what it may do in tho " William 'Curchin, Jr., has put a who readj*iaw in the office of John S, again or ifot. Mr. Tico was jammed next month under the direction of Gus M vii-w to tlin niolocLion of tho beucli future. __* againBt a wall'bv an automobile. " iiinUiiiiii't'Jfrbiit by tho uuiiBti'Uutlon ot a. new chair in his barber shop in the Applegato & Son at Rod Bank, on Sat- Edwards, a prominent New York book, Edmund Wilson WiU «v« Addnia. ji'tiilnliiff wiill or huikhoad by tho United ing agent. Benjamin is a.good violin second nntional bank bulldihg. Ho urday was: appointed and confirmed Edmund Wilgon of McLaren street, Hint™ iVlom!, or In co-npcmMon willi lnrnl Enptiat Miaalontiry Mooting-. has installed apparatus for. sterilizing clerk of Allenhurst bordugh. Mi'. ptoer and he will appear in a musical .. uixl^Mtnto iiittii'oMtN, coiiHlderntlon lioliiir Party for Boa Bank Visitors. the state attorney-general, will give iiifiii KIVOII to tho iiouoHNlly iov any pro- The Baptist ladies' missionary so- his barber tools, and also a sanitary' Savage succeeds George B. Cade, who sketch with two other persons. Ben- an address Friday night at the Hotel tl wcjikH to pprovi'ii t the aoauu i'rnm ciety met Thursday at Mrs. William steam towel machine. Mr. Curchin'a had been borough clerk eight years. Miss Helen Rudy, daughter of jamin was a member of Hopping s Astor at New York at the annual ban- uiff throiiKhh h ami dimtroylnidtl ; iilil a W, Bewsiek's nt'Little Silver for a two brotheis, Alonzo and• Alexander Mr. Savage will begin his new duties orchestra of Red Bank, i!Jjvl«nlilQ chiinnol ol ShrewHimi*}' river. 1 George Rudy of Park place, gave a quet of the New York alumni associa- business meeting and musicale, For- B. Curchin, fioth of Pali Haven, are tomorrow. His salary will be ?120 surprise party on Saturday night in tion of Rutgerfl college of New Brans- ty-three members of the society made his assistants In tho shop. a year, honor of Charles Dobbs of Brooklyn Jolin Slieolinn la flortta. .' wick, Calvin N, Kendall, the state milage Olob at wfii! W, ». Srtyire'a, the trip to Little Silver In automobiles and Arthur 4yres-of Hoboken, who John Sheehan of Shrewsbury ave- commissioner of education, will also mid omnibuses. . Boy Scouts Will Hold Cawpflre. Twelve, members of the Red Bank Twenty-Ono Yenrs blfl. were-visitors'at the Ruby home. nue, who has been visiting hie daugh- make an dd bridgo club met Wednesday at. Mrs. George Roop, son of Mrs. Alice Roop The association hoy scouts will hold Thirty Red Bank .young people were ter, Mrs. Richard. Warwick, qf Long William.D. Sayre's on Broad street. Slower Shop GiOMd, of Wnito sti'Bet, was 21 yoarg old Bun- n eampfire at the association next present. Gamea were ployed, vocal Branch, left Monday for Jacksonville, Mcltal Oelllug in « Btor*. Praon were won by Mr!.-Lemuel Kot- Miss Hartgen has closed her flower day week, and that night he was the Monday night. A supper will be and instrumental music was rendered Florida, where he will spend the rest New metai êilings and sidewa eham and Mrs, Albert Lewis. The shop in .one of Jacob Kridel's Btorea on guest of honor at a fmnily gathering served and afterward itereo^tlcon and a general social tune wai enjoyed. of the winter. Mr. Sheeban has been have been put in. the store on Mon- club will hold" its next meeting next Broad street and has gone to Brook- at his home. Twenty pei'sons were pictures of the Passion play will be spending the winters In Florida for mouth street owned by the Hendrick- Wednesday afternbon nt Misa Laura lyn, where she formerly-'lived. ...'The. shown. The pictures will be explained Wttm several years, . _ son estate and occupied by Howard 1 present and a birthday; Buppel' was K-etehnm's on Brood street,,

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*•••«•f • • • • • *^Sm* ••••«••• * * * BRIEF ITLMS OF NEWS. MINOR HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST IN PRE-INVENTORY SALE Prfes Below Normal Level • ALL PARTS OF MONMOUTH COUNTY * Parsonal Notes, Sales of Property, Building Opera- Dry Goods, Clicks, Ready-to-Wear Goods, Blankets, Underwear and every 'depart- • tions-Entertainments, Lodge Doings -Slight Fires ment is eager to sacriflce rather than inventory merchandise. Your dollar will do double — Births, Marriages, Deaths, Accidents, Cases of duty here this week, and we are only just emerging into real winter, so that all^the Sickness Proceedings of Official Bodies Other Interesting Features of Town and County. above are timely and seasonable, and you'll get full ser\|fce out of them, •.._*.— America's First Car : Scores Another Big - The brick house opposite the Old Charles Ziefiler nnd three eons, In order to effect immed- TVnnent cemetery has Lorn completed Arthur, Clarence end Harold, of Mat- Commercially yours, Hit With the and Otis F. Thompson, the caretaker avvnn went fox hunting Now Years iate clearance we'll sell of tho church grounds, will soon move near Browntown. After an hour and Fur*, Cloaks and Suits at in it. . a half chase Mr, Zieglor shot an elev- * Greatest Automobile ii Mrs. Mary K. Wain is seriously uipk, en-pound fox. Mr, Zieglor will have 1-2 off, $10 to $25 Gar- nt the homo of her son. GiorKO R. the. fur made into a muff for his i Improvements i Wain of Allentown, Fhu has boon in daughter. ' ments at $4.98 and Joseph Salj, poor' heal tli about three months. • Qflto New Job. Charles Barkalow of Atleiphia is T. Chalkey Hatton, a civil engineer $10,98. for 1914 having hardwood floors laid in hiswho wag employed by the Aabury .Red Bank, N. J, lioiiFO. Peter Cook and Albert Fran- Park water department Irst year, has Specifications Mailed on | cis Jive tloinir the work. (liven up his private practice and has Tho Misses Cnllioim nnd Chamber- token a job as chief engineer of tho Request * lain, who conduct a 1 oiinliiiK i-elmol at Milwaukee fctwerage- commission. Sprinp I,ako, are spt'iid'Hir the rest of r ; How Officers Installed, Phone 688 Asbury Park | I the .winter in Bermuda. Tho new ollijers of the Allentown ' • ' # I Abram Anderson of Prospertpwn lodge of Knights of Pythias were in- w;ts seriously fiif!< last week with stalled Monday of last "week, George ; MONMOUTH COUNTY AGENT | acute indigestioij but has t?in~e re- M, rhntzell is dmn.ellor commander, covered. Leroy Conine vice .chancellor and H.R.1NGACLS| Howard Height has bought tho Pet- Holmes Higgins master at arms. erson property on Main street, at Man-JndtfO Itoinliaoli Operated ' On, asiHi: ii nnd will male it liis home, 408 Main Street U. V. Disbrow and Fred Bniley of Jacob Steinbaclv, judge of thq Long Mannsquan ore enjoying a gunning Branch district .court, underwent an j t,rij> in North Carolina.'- operation last wuek on his knee, TRUCKS \ Asbui7 Park, New Jersey Abram Dnn;er has moved from tho silver plate.'which had.teen placed Probasco farm at Imlaystown to n there to help rebuild a splintered fj.irm nenr Hightstown, bone, a year, ago; was removed. • , John Drum of East Freehold will Want Help in Bniiaing Bond. * farm the John Giberson place, tho com- A delegation of M.onmouth county inp Reason, ' _• . * people were at Trenton last week, Mrs. P. J. Sloeum of Long Branch where they asked tho state road com- pave birth to n daughter last Tues- missioner for art appropriation of day week, : 84,000 toward building a road from _Mrs. C. E. White of Seagirt has Asbury Park to Loch Arbour. — IWiTH ald~u"p w 1 fir~g r i i")~~ u nd " b foil™ Asbnry Fait Man Married, chilis, • . . Earl Grove of Asbury Park was Mrs. Morrisf Mnnwaring of Ocean married Christmas day to Miss Jen- Grove jrave birth to a son last week. nie S, Woodward of Cookstown, The Spuing' lake Men in Movies. ceremony was performed. nt the Mryor Oliver II, Brown, Couh-il- bride's home, Mr. and .Mrs. Grove rnrn Dnniel Wills.. Hrorge M. Height are living at Bradley Beach. and Samuel R. Knight and Borough" Fironion Celebrate AnnlTtraafy, Clerk E. V. .Patterson of Spring Lake • The 25th anniversary Of Union fire took part in a^movinc picture, play conipony of Belmar was celebrated by which wfls taken at the New Mon-iif-anquet last Wednesday night. John lr.outh hotel at Spring Lake recently. J, BurrbweB, wh'o is 80 years old and f Real Estate, Insurance Sentence Poitpouea, i V ' ompany, was and Loans. ' The sentensing of John Applegate ! present at the celebration, and Harold White, who have con- loflje Oflleeri i FARMS FOR SALE; fessed to several robberies ot Aatury Park and vicinity, was postponed for Prank H. Walker was installed as COTTAGES FOR RENT. two weeks' by Judge " Foster last president" of'the Asbury Pork lodge Thursday. White is out on bail fur- of Patriotic Sons of America last Both Furnished and Unfurnished. nished by his mother. week, Chester A. Marsten is master of forms, W. P. Stoinhausfer secretary Death follows Operation. and Luke Tolly treasurer. "- This Truck Two Years Before Money to Loan in Various Sums Albert J. Gifford of Ocean Grove died in a Philadelphia hospital last Two Offlcera Beappoiatefl., W. A, HOPPING, Friday week following an operation Mayoi- Lefferson o? Manasquan has for the removal of* a piece of his skull. reappointed Ealph D. Bush as bor- We Offered It For Sale 49 Broad Street, Red Bank, N J. Gifford WM thirty % ears old. Hiougs h clevk and William H, Run* as SVU'I'WPS fraitiired eighteen years ago comptroller. Benjamin B. Pearce has We value.the name of "Reo" too highly to run the slightest risk of injuring it with an unwor- while playing football. been appointed borough attorney in place of Frank Durand, thy product. So when v/e saw the great demand among* business men in every" part of the country Lecture at Imlftyltown, Bebckah Offlceri fcr a strong; simple, dependable truck for medium heavy duty, wejnet this demand only after'as- The next Jerture given hy E. T. if— Judd of Long ^suring-ourselves beyond-the-sha item B. Duryee of Freehold will be lodge of Kebekah -were installed Tues the market, and fulfilled every condition that our experience demanded as necessary. i hold In the Imlayrtown Baptist day of last week. Miss Emma Roth fritz is noble grand., Miss Julia B church tomorrow n'ghi. The subject 1 will be "Our Friends,1' and Enemies Gunther. vice gran^ and Mts. Gold I Seen and Unseen." "• } berg recording socretary. V/e Know It Has No Equal Powerful REO Featurea Indoor AtMetle Club, Diotritititfs 51,000 to Brnpoyeoi. . " "For two years we have watched these trucks working It requires no expert motor experience to seethe value . The Steinbaeh company of Asbury Fifty young men of Long Branel have 'Qrgunixed a eluh for physiea nnder every condition of actual service,, and when we of these'exclusive Reo features. Come and check them ^ * OI* fl BUCCGSSIUI p3.rty 5j among its employees The money trainin"""""sg an••••«d indoo.,.„„„.„„...—.,r athletlss—. T-..h- tabulate'd-jthe results we were sure that in either depend- Vl f lti h t over in the truck itself. . yp^1 er ni 1 at pisêcessary to have 2 =Sr=X^S,X= |S£^fT|^SJK has. ever before-been offered to the American business ,Kighty P ^ °^ t' - l° l is carried over the rear 9, WI pirieido off thee store were givecriven fixed tnQ inttimtuiJi s-imi. axle, where it receives the grt'ates.t propelling power. sun8; of rnonev Cows Play Trick on farmer. I man. . •-• • Iattract ive as well as use- i The left side drive and right imnd center control;allow WsUed m P,_nngjlvami M'nt 1 1 m i in Adelphia faim Here is a trui 1 th it is built n 1 ^t.t mu us st 1 vice, and i Li^jiî 11 1 HUP ' 1 he joof of hi-, oun L the I V Ahi'Ull tan be ope-ikd 11 1 Lii.itiollcd b' tiu lewtst possible the driver-to. mount from either'side.^ving time. The 1 f-t \M.cl \ hen I is lows 1 noc' fd th ful t ind d \\ Qt(\(7i of (Hi m ^ . ',i t. race, or run beyond a la ldi 1 I'OV n »It Ti \1v1s h id to t I motions ihc (Vu ,t«u 1 cq.s hi mind on 1' t deliveniig mQt(jr ig govcrned ni f can o w«.ir i m i (i i1 I i m Ienn n to i 11 ij t> 101111. and help him ot poods, not on m nu ms his m,ck d 'We nave on d'splay Vi Ha- safe -speed.' Heavily armored . front makes damage I mm 1 1 ln_'i j)o ltiun 11K nmlrt, MM mission, ^lu.ch n,d c uinc, (laving 4 (Hi HOll HI ( ( O II \ it \ thrnitdl ordillary collision impossible.- The sectional the -"• h tinploycL =v ttin an pi ut ill\ the <• mic is ill 1 of ihc fatnous S-artidps Buitablo for SiJ- ™n^ • A Frealiol radiator is made of 24 independent, removable sections. Mi- K n ( ivle\, d mphtci of I '5 K. n the Piuh « u lno 1. 1 <.n 1 tun 1111c . , misl jars and H tel Wor in ; One or tnany of these can be-.taken out and replaced ,wiih« t.1 1 HLholel, mji Fd- fal Ll 1 hi-, Him iVmt, thio . h i(H> 1- a pi und priLc $>50. has made n won- 1 \ (( il I 1 ue i J ' ) i "l 1 I Mi \\ ill 11 1 Hi tl itl \ ii 1 i^t tkifu lotunl, ii tin tiuld (if h/V (1C1I\.PM tl \ of I lip blrtli«la\ and Now Year f> w t ( i> (. idmt of the And PhoMt* us ii du p u^ p hut, ii (1 w L will dn e. cillicr nunlel fivouncj for Bun- Ii lo Pol1 iv P.nl Mi1- F H i :i j ar nibi)Lctii,n , .. 11 nt t \ 1 1 1 1 id ru, Mi II "\ | tffu \ ( o1 ll (fl iii i 11 M ii \ m 1 Mi II unit i l > i t It p1 ) [ I \ I 1 V I L \/l I (, (I I II r i ] Qp» u\n> 0 h i c i JIs > I n in h is 1 nil clr t W. O. CRABTREE, Distributor, T 11 d Lul in f i] ( i I 1 >n Li in li !>•.] list II JUlt I I) i on I tie i uiti, RED BANK, N. J. J L FilZROLN 6. CO, T \J »t CIl,ii 'o j Z. i t i li ii I n i 1 c it V\>( I U< I Olt' \vh -i llu ,i ! I l\ I jl) îlltKl Ij- <-llO )1 r ?..y Rco Motor Truck Co. ll I I O 1 O IJ( I 1 I pll ( "i m] , 1 tUO r._ p 1 i id (1 iuj.hU 1 Ti Ipphonc 7 ) 1 f fi f 0 II \ w ) '( i i H n, hL i oil Oil 1 tlip (olii v IL a" omp lined |!!liil!ili:iii!i:il:!!:ii(!'il:.;'L:iiii:liii|i!i;aillil|: I 'il L A 1 . , , 1 0 ! d not Zi t i O t 1 rir_, Til* o (1 (' \ , 1 r u h tl y I ofoie th<- 1 I ( 111 I I (111 ll ]>. 11 11! d 1 It I 1 ,'1 11 1 plant Dn 1 < i TT-* 1 ^ ' in Boy ill U 1 11 n ON "RFOIIPSIT We'll be glad to give you rock- 1 i i ' t \\ 1 in - 11 m h J 1 i» 1 11, tnc U'du M )i n ' T) n 1 ll oJ ?1 in RUBBER L I ' , < UK *rMU TI11 of conyi 'ion oi \ 111 1 ]( tjll H 1 \ I I tl( Lll to ton repairs, installation of latest I flxtures. 1\ o I nth'" In J--I1 "" ( i 'i ' If lin i ^ 'io \\ *• ii i ( t(d -. PLUMBINQ,' 1 1 i» (i in JvephliK fowiiaJiip willi M it ie Ciol I cm i (luift of We can save you money, giv-. n i tniiiii i, v. i (ii'in <_d to two ing you a quicker job, one-clone See that the Hub-Mark is on the i m'li m j ill li t ii_(_k 1 ht worn in lubber before you buy. It is y«ur h d AiL^dy 'iLvtd lht a.inc_l( DC'UI of thoroughly, replace the olif insurance of Slundhrd First Qu;iti!y in jf ^" Rubbcf Foul wear for every purpose Ko dno in F,«a Who Haa a Bail flxturei with the latest im- Iiib]icci.oi BC^HIPD to Quit Job 4 1 SOLD BY Back (JUOUM Ijruoro Thin.Double Proof. provements, cheaper . Vlu ll 1 ( Iloinm 11 li is lefilf-rd Bee us—or call. C WlIIll^ ^,-x, i i j. i i ii|i mt jo J in ,iiinai;, in pet. Doe >oui bark evi? ache' i( ri Kiniimc town hit), \\hi 'i was Havi you suspettotl your kidntys' n'•tilth givin lo 1 ltd I") Ilmlty \i A. S. MHiLEIl, Bcitl) 1 lie is t-orm times kidney ache Mr Ileimmcll claimi th it Nt I Jfy Call D. A. MAZZA, n n i (ni.i a a santuy infaptctoi With it may comt; dizzy spe-lls, ^h- p'f" n j'hls, tned, dull days, H. GRAP. School KZauujior Ko-EIcoltU. J' nif 1 P(l\\ nd h 1 ( n i ( i fir tl Iiml ii-i'-iiip imiiaiy difiordeis WILLIAM O'BKIEN. biiMiK •• mi 1 d by thousands Practical Plumber,. Siem*: and Gas Fitter,. UlJUM^tS tllL ICliIll WOlk 1)1 ^ I ho womon who pneios h rnuit on baking tha bast bread in town can't do 1 Are recommended here at home. SPECIAL. c'lools ant] loo iTtt i i vi l il OMHI uitice to her skill if (he uaet a ranaothat won't hold it* hentnnd doesn't warm nil \ 1 11 aie ii.u Red Bank pi oof No. SO Wron>% Street, Rod BftnK, N. J. . Ilnnj •, in coiuii L ion w u tl I ^ lmoi tides of the oven uniformly. BEAVER RANGES are bully halters because tho right Desirable Building Lots In West- Auto COIHBIPJI at 3Titiin^fj Read now the Red Bank sequel. iniount of.hcatreache* ever part of the oven at the right time. Ocean Avonue, SoabrlgHt, N. J. ' . • * 1 tide Park and on Harrison avenue. I'KII hwiii'on tif Mui.i'-juin was Renewed te timony, tefaUd bv Un\L You save 25 per ceat inyfuel—and'hard or loft cool or wood all look alike to Bast R«d Bank, from $250 upwards. tln\ mT hi nii- ' «i • ' > • < the BEAVER. You owe it to yourself to let u* ihow you these range*. of lat-t wit. vh'n hi-J mi hint \/j'- I nl fl V i llt-r minliint 7 Broid U 8CHWARTZ& SON Front St. and IVInplc Avc, Red' Bank to suit buyer. v iliu Iv by inoti 1 ,m(o <-.\ 111 1 t (I I 1 I I i ri\i. I prot in i il i lux (il Jioin Kl Incv I 111 (iino Unit badly IDUILKI and hii f,n wj, dun u < t ( x Mlt ii fi ^ i\i( \ t D1WITT C. QUACKENBUSH lpHlI_*F» LEONARD aj'ud TIIL ii LI <-.\i dul not 10/ Tdi (ii ti ini. I innly v.]fu luiU KufuiLu Boy nlvala I^-lJt Over cjiii, fi I \ i i I i In y coinplilnt 1'citl HARRY C. FAY, -Bendrickson & Stool, >li \ i i I in I i ii4 1n tin im] Thoiins Itniv 1 ' * I t <] nl of ul n^ Quackenbush & Leonard, Buiiu^s, Inc. Patterson Building, rk colontl I ys who Otlllll 1 I I I I (tV4 tl 1" III 111 I U bllt \i II I ii Ii lri(y I Illo wi rt il el J •*" thi> Funeral Director and Embalmer. RED BANK: 'AND LEONAHDO 60 Broad Street. Red h, {o HIOJ in nl( ii toini late cure I fi ( I tli ll t-o ci the young lludd y last wick It 1 ui\ hl\ lit f omtrir nd JJo in n Kid n( I Ml ll\ i on Inn my loimii UpHolistering in All Its Branches. Bumslead's Worm Syrn? The 1 oys wound uj> 111 the JJOIILI (li i( i * n i t Lin General Contractors and Guilders Adf and unto Eomsdy far Worms. court and Allen was fined $5, (Formerly,with R. T. Smith of Rod Bonk for 2? ynnr*,) Sv. 1 JOBBING PROMPTLY ATTENDEq TO - - » t»*t for 80 yoiu:». IT iroViLB Now Factory for Trcclidia. <* Price Ot)c*, at all ueau-ra Dont Camp Chair* and Card Tablfts Ipr Hlr "Xv abUOrauilt i» on nug-ei of ESTIMATES CHEERFULLVV^FUHNiSHED m»toy. PJUiASAI^X TO TAKT. •% NO J. P. Whili, hupi'nnti nd( n< nf foi a kidney remedy—get mevtmâ, xo t'KTCPio tmmtan One Sandr-erg's undcrwtî faitoryy at Office 'PKone BS7, ; Red Bank Othce "" ,' Atlantic HlgiiUinrfa' Freehold, hkd F S Vh 1 Dpan's Kidney IML- tae \% that •ottl«" hfto killed 132 worms All dr tg- F. S Voorhoos' ! t, 36Hudjon. Av«. ' , ' Phone fll-R* KitfiuAa

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town people and four people from Al- at Ijong Branch last Thursday night. has flucceeded his brother, W, B. Ly^ IIIIIHIIIMIM HI BRIEF ITEMS OF NEWS. lentown will be Initiated. Both men had won one match before man, fts teller of the Seaeoast national this. ' - (Continued from laat page.) Bed Men Elect Officers. • - bank of Asbury Park, Freehold Mufitil » Bride. • Milo fi, Crego has been elected Celebrate Birthday. A Haw Odd Tallow. Daniel 8, Reiehey. manager of the prophet of the Belmar lodge of Bed Leroy and Herbert Hesse of Free- • Edward B. Sanford joined the MaW Men. Russell Haberstick is sachem, hold entertained several of their Atlantic and Pacific grocery store at 1 awaft lodge of Odd Fellows hist week. Freehold, was rm\Mf. Ocean Grove of last week. He had been sick only." up for several tlnys. Monday of last week". Now gmokt atnofc fur p a f^w days,. „..-*- Big' Blilimicnt df. fork. long Branch Koperty Bold. A new smoke stack haa been built ; take Mliiiitei Wauts a Change, John hiivis, who has1 a farm near" "Thomas W. Sherman of "Colt's Neck .Call or iij at the Long Branch hospital to be v F. E, Purcell, pastor of the Allentown, shipped 100 pigs'to New- has bought a lot at Long Branch from UNDERTAKER used in eonnt'ction with the Spring Lake Methodist church, has ark hist week. The pigs averaged Mrs. S. L. DeNyse, RICHMOND'S, water p^luht. The stacV vi e'BHty announced his intention of asking for over 2B0 pounds each. water p.l gy A Bulldijig- Sew BUBf Blow. • • - Biehmoiid Building,. high ami YWIH erwtoi in flfteen days A anothet—appoinlnient at the annual AND jponference. Oakhurst Onlld Biok; ^ W.*R;J.Bobbins is hjjUdjng a .$a,BOC> Matawou MMla bungalow "'for MiC C. BisShinn at .Oakland Street and Bridge Avenue, Horuetirtowii Mnu lujuted, Earl Farry, the infant son of Ben- Oietir M. Conk, son of Clarkson B,/ jamln Farry of Oakhurst, has been Long Branch. . RED BANK, N. J. Conk of Matowan, was married to Charles Dixon of Hornerstown "has sick with a giithoring in its, head, Married Hfty Vtati, • MisaEOiel MarshaH of. Calais, Maine,e been suffering from a bruised nose. •,\ short time ago, Mr. and Mrs, Conk While chopping wood recently a place Yislting in tJie Wart, ' Mr. and Mrs. D. DeiiHUost Deniso of EM BALM ER. will move to Matawwn in th« spring, of wood struck him on the nfidge pf J. Lewis of ManiiBquan ieft last Freehold were married fifty years ago ' OrdeiB by mail promptly nttondod the nose, „.. - . • •week for Des Moines, lown, for a vis- yesterday. . to. All- goods; gunruntJi'd as repre. •nnfcn Oeti Inrlrt. •it"with hllmblKer, who is. sick. qenled, ' WIHIBIU Lymaii'of MuiuiMquan has Twiim nt Beliuar. given up hiB job in an Asbury Park Twin babies, both girls, were born p to England. ~* ATTEND THE Monmouth Street, bank and has accepted a similar po- to Mfh. Edward Voorheea of Belmar Samuel Shipwny of Belmar left last sition in a bank at Newark. He will laat week* Mr. Voorheea is asfristnnt week for his old home in England. He SUCCESSFUL SCHOOL ORRISTE Near Maple Avenue, move his family to Newark, cashier of tho First national hank at will be gone several months. Belmar. ' and. you will not be disappointed. pound Met* »o«troy«a. New Church Member*. * v, Largest enrollment in its history. Garrettt,Hennessey of North Long for Coroner, Mr, and Mrs. George J. Evans FOR DRINK HABIT Branich, whone pound nota were torn ... W. Tausek, who in employ- joined the Ocenn Grove Methodist The -attendance increases each 80 uniformly micuoseful. lia» OKRTNK RED BANK, NEW JERSEY. churah Sunday pf last week. year. lioen • In roBtorlng tho VictiiHH of tlio out by tlic storm Christmas night, lost ed in n drug store at Belmar, has an- "Drink JlH-l'lt" fnt0 HObor untl uHofnl tho now nets ho put in during tho nounced^ himaolf &H a candidate for OUoken Suppar Weti $35. There's a reason—None but theOHIzons, and Bo-ationK iH'our conililcncfe gtorm laat Saturday frk the Republican nominntion for cor- best of instructors. in Its cumtlyo powevH. that yvc want to- The chicken aupper given last week emphasize tho fact •thn.t pitBINJi) In sold Jml»Trt«wn i onoi^ by, tho ladiea' aid socipty of the Clarks- iinuor thla ponltlVo Kuariinteo.' If, fitter Telephone, 254 Red Bank. TWe Itnlnyatown lodge of-KntghtB of JPool U*\ burg church >ettcd $31?. n trial;'you. K«t no bonoflt; your-monny 1 ^ Pythias, will entertain a- delegation Fra: i Blink X«U«*. THUMPS BUSINESS COLLfGE 'will, bo refunded. 'OttltlNH coBts oi^y ; jighton defeated Theodora »1,00 p«tir box. A.MIC tor Fuifl nooTtlnt. •>, from- Trentdn torttght. • Sfx -Ill'Young' , .v-in their third pool matfh' F. -r«.-nn., "F- „* M-n- Ooopar, Jr', coifur l?ro:nl ami , N. fstrctiiB. I THE mm HANK BEGIBTBB

company in owkinp: to lenfrthrn tho DIKO OPERATION, MIMMMH IUHIII HvtH of its members results in benefit THE REGISTER OUT^VEST r A N Q! THE «ED BANK REGISTER to the company, the benefit to his fam- Mai Murton bockwood of ; Nothing in our advcrtUc- Repair ^'our hooting plant, oven with a now one if necessary, thei^ flM • JOHN H. COOK, Editor «=d P«Ul.b*r. ily and t" the community is vastly WHAT AH IOWA DUBHrnaS MAN Dlefl In Now York BoaplteL > ment* but what you mil yoiif coal bina nnd mnko tall other proparationB for ft lonp, cold wlntet OIMCEC. HANCE, AMOCUIB Miter. pivalor than any financial benefit MIHH Marion IiO«*kwoin*u Maaafact town, died in a New York hospital last stRui1! Thtf goose bone, moBB on north aldo of tree, seoiciiy of flies, prop THOMAS IRVWC BROWN. «. * i JciepU FlukelBtslu'a Brother Writes of Suits and Overcoats 1 Wednesday following an operation for of nuta, squirrels hording extra iupply of provondori chickens hoavlv PMCK I Iii \ ii i u biiudu ofiff>itun I inning- Conditions In tho W««t auil ii growth in hor throat. Sho was op- 1 feathered, ground hogs havjo gone excaptlonully deep, thickness of cotn 0m* r« () t( iki ils llu "W< ttojnlit in (.oiui)4iu Gives Hi* Opinion of The Kog-tstor as reduced a* follows, from our £1> moi»th». .76 1 ernt^d on two dnyt) before Christmas. husk»» otc, Tho Above nro all •well tried out, weather signs, and as they three month*, .40 .in I n >\ o i Will lit. Woil jS^ ^ It Ai)penr« to n. wenternoi Misa Lockwood wits 27 yoara old already low prices: are all in evidence this fall, bowaro of plenty of snow and coW. ot tin in t pit nun* lit of r tlu <_ lostpli I inki.l-.tt in tlit clothui on and had taught school nt Knfrlmhtown Phono or drop mo a card and I will call and have a face to face ta%^ VnUrcd at tnp\ ofiovernl ..yearn. Sho was n nieco of $5,00 Suits and Overcoats with you about heating ymr home, or equipping you with a bath room, or H J.. •> •oonnd-olu^n I \i itinj mil i ^mh I mn i Hi uuh mil p nt otIn uhiiti (.m nt t In-, In )thi avenue, Red Hank, and wa.i a frc«iuent $6.00 Suits And Overcoats <\ i n 1 u ino vi-.itoi h«,ri HOWARD FREY u i wi L i up m\ 1 i h ]) i on win in 1) I\Ln]) Il I ',\ i L i t wi<.k Mi n in i in thi "Miti* ]> >bt m 1.0111 1 tti i In ni In tCso 74 Monmwth Street. Phone 231.J. Red Bank, N. J, TAH I ml 11 t in I ciw 1 V. Ill ll I I I1! UK II (111 1 H«w I i tin l win li H il \ $10.00 Suit* and Overcoats 1 i t i, n n i. li ' h iij-i th i\ GAS KILLS THREE PEOPLE We Give ^*J£ Green TradiHg Ask for Th«m II i I a N v I i l^ 1)1 U 1 1 OTIIH 1 1 i\ 1 $7.50 i t'i \i u i) nu \i \ 1 1 \ tin >p\ i f 1 HI lvl 1) H\M Kit I'-Tl 1 1 i (I i ( "HI \( I i > 1 1 11 i in ,) ui\ V\ ni \ mi i t I $12,00 Suits and Overcoats M in ippcd ul )(. mbi I 1 th I u \\ lutli \ou AT LONG BRANCH r. Inf pay. r I I \v ( O t ( 11 1 \ it in mil si ' (' i w uih sii lilt WIPED OUT. $9.00 Ollf I (I i 1 d H1K Ul 1 til m in n ( in il M "i i J 1 i i i 1 n\ li 111 P N tin. l $15.00 Suits and Overcoats t •,( I Ti ilt Dnl r Mid II - wo wnplinwH Mot 1 ' i it I thi. ( \j n 1 Uontl "Whilo Tl HI 1 Slojit—Defective $11.25 Every Day a Bargain Day l ll nil 1 I 1 Oi ri re tl o C p of tho Trnffcdy $20,00 Suits and Overcoats —Vlit IUI Wcr (Ir $15,00 Ha%'e you started the Now Year right? Started to save. i I Un 1 ll ' tl (ii Iiu i i nt White If not we will help yovrliye .iust as well and still savd i 1 1 u i 1 I n Hi m li 1 'in d iv inijit I Coats 1-2 Price. iti 1 t >u u t mi 1 h victim; money, ^C^ade with us, tlio (i f u t l < ;MKI his two $3.00 Coats at $1.50 Ntilli 1 ni 1 t i M u > ill JB.OOjCpats at..,..,.. ^,$2.50 of l 1 n: ^ \ l i i in t I i Un ( 1 l i ud \ 1 I h) In A lot of Wool Under Shirts "White"'Beasts -lib 4c ( ( i H ' \ « I I worth $1.00 and '$1.25 at 1 ) W ml 75c. Si^eB 40 and 42 only. \ u 1 Men's 26-inch Umbrellas REGULAR u 1 i nil i i 1 ii I i th at 25c i » I 1 I t IH md li li ii' Headquarters .for Gloves 1 Hi); o ill en m in u 1 i of all sorts. IONA BRAND _««, 7' In I Hi 1 i i i ti 1 U BAKED BEANS Special this woek Cttll I C I >• I I 1 111! 1 i i 11 1 I i i ing Goods at low prices. \\( i' i i und ih cii i ih lid IONA BRAND n i >1 I viiUm 1 ' n n d SPINACH USUALLY 10c 3 cans 25c ii i •\ bo\ I i < n 1 the uni'le 1 ! \ 11 < 1 < < t II i i tin i\ 1 i- i ih r I) o in ui l Mi ( I i I' n^ni (I I I 1 1 i 1 V'llJ 1 I 11. i it i\ 1\ utui n t "> ( it i \ 1 1 \n(l1 19 Broaii Street, Hpd Bank, In I in f >m 1 n 1 IH I wh it i'Olltf. I 1 ll i th m \n if, 11 ) t O 1 Best 1 il n i in n j / New 11L ) I 1 1(11 n niphcw ty > i lit tn nil I \ WO ll I \[ H a nv tlic \ i n ul u it1 V. t li l i n ll 1 1 I 1 <\ i< VICTIM OP XID:NEY raomiLE Creamery 1 ll t Un uin 1 i (.1 in in id the i f iu \i i il Lace Curtain Cleaning I vine \i 11 til <_< nil) n •VII v i\ M i 1 n i \L wn m \ li it More satisfied Butter customers than any retailer in tho hill lit tin i \t_i intti nii t Inin i\ t c 11 L ic, (1I-onf, Br-xncli Buuiii^ s am Di^l t%st c I ThursQiy After £. 1 rt Si^knosa world, "THERE'S A REASpN," cf insur 1 J utt_rn i u ui ( In d I will * T id i it i pini'ut. to ^ Time Is Here |jUi 11 -3 1 HKV. Lditi_i < ol- wh n I u it i HII Iiiward Smocl wno ijiiiuiitcd 1 Ll (1 tihl r c IK n \t umniti i I li >pt tj df ii to\c stoie *\nd tiiinin hu ines-, Tt I nun th 1 it UL How does yourt look? It won't IONA BRAND I jnc, Bi tilth di (i li Thti'-diy II il 1 t-t\\ U thi. i mtit p UK n ol pi in bttomt it ih/ i (iiownnL, iftei 1 he 1 1 ne ftom cost much to have them done up LIMA BEANS USUALLY 10c 3 cans 25c I iin b n m (1 n th i 1 idnev troublt \ ni 10 h un 1 t i i ill t th hil iu i Ihi t(iinti\ 1 uulnn 1 funili nice and fresh. But half the U'tiwcnt in opti it 1 i( the lyjng taw i LI Kit u nip m \ ni 1 1 ill\ in if. 111ultu1.1l one, it n A-npele", Ciliforma Fifteen t e 1 puts due to the exception il dioufji* Blankets are in order too. And *.y i i* 11 1 1 e i ii nnd\e ip) t< Ktep thi. peoplpp e •\cirs ago Mr Smo k started in busir- mi ' L around 'him in pood health too. Ifth it listed

tlit thme wi membei of the long Riinch Demo- pi; i Utened Tie shippui to C hu icjo Whin the time, so better get busy. learn we will use to help make other; itcomtstc ipplcs though we nentin tiatic executive conmntUe He was 11 ippt id h i\ \ \ Fh it =-( eni^ fill it, uid ioi tht jui \ ti iRnnt kind v,e 1 memhci of the Lcnc: Bnnch fire de- dot. 1 t 11 DRIED LIMA BEANS must« ill on New "ioik st ite to supply piitmtnt Tnd. of the Litontown lodge lb 7c V 1 1 < It O II u Vie hue hid 1 pood supplv of ot Amtucjn Meth mies A widow ill, ft 1 n^ T h thild who 10111 hi 1 if.ueirt.ts fowl foi the hjhdu sei«;on and theind thiet children si rvi\i him t'rr" D 1 Jer eC 1 « (t- H tdte ot niemhti hip ind 1demand seemed to be tonsideiible in Red Bank Steam Laundry, Who i.0 t. ^re Ii jtir|1)larre Eul nieinl wi of the kuguc iicv. of tht hud tinier Chicken OLIVE OIL r.°TS pts 33c qte 65c n r 1 1 SUICIDE AT ASBUEY PABK. 62 White St., RED BANK, N. 1. lia\e ^ t o te 1 iid r'l' ^' * n\<-d t mil i piomi t bionght twtnt\ cents \ pound and •t r ii t tr^ t \ Tru pi "vnu L niadt hb \ thh t childichlnd ir tuikej twtntj hit Egps it iched the Charlos Woodworth Takes Hi* life fy,. Telephone 33-J. pen il v ?t on n^ i r v, hol^wl join h It iM> tompii i 'unit of foit\ cent- limit but I understood that i t \ i\ le t tiling i child un do While In a Despondent Mood ' t putt f i \ou pool Listerneis can e\en Ret 1 Ch irles Woodwoith ot Asbury B» SMOCK, Prop. JSEEDEIX RAISINS pkg«10«5 4,hf Ont oi two m n if e^pectnt of iiu in->uiinct com couple of do/tn foi i doll u Suitlv pn \ inttii * in it TIIL pledge t ich f"ark took his life b\ inhilinfj lllumi 1 oL in-,ui ir h il the dollai doe n t look so big md i\ n " thi'd ritte on joining the Itif,ut I n iting gas MoinUj of list week l>e p 011 v.'-tv. in Je nnphtv is it did 111 the t,ood old di\t> —] Th it I will do ill in m\_powei_ whilt in 1 despondent mood because m pi 1 •- t help the metropolitan life insuiance he was out of woik \\oodwortbs- Ryder & McGackin I—t— f^ r 1 body was found 1a b D Woolley 3 bi to 1 tf cumi) iiu to implode tht htilth of its W ell I M got some few matters thit 1 ip pol L\ holde; cvtle bhop He had broken into the WITH EACH Of THE F'Ol tX> WUSja QRQCEBIIES ert si need -attention 0 I guess I 11 ling- off J 1 Thit I will do ill in m\ power not without tongi-itulitinp; vou on theshop, wiapped i< we iter and coat Painting, Decorating |; : 1 CAD Sultana Spicoi .10c 1 botUo A&P Ketchup ,. 1,,. 18ti t pi nt m\ twn bidiW hi ilth aid mipiovemiiits ind additions to voui around his head ap$ turned the gas 1 btit A&f WorcetteriWfe' P r in both on full force i 1 pk Macaroni or Spaghetti. ..10c powe idd tc the h ippint s of othei-> stoie I think I c in see mv piopheev and Paper Hanging. Saace...... 1..'i,.:...'..': 15s leu 1 "ni \t 1 eomi t\ue (even though its s-low and Mi Woodworth was -a tinsmith ind j 1 bottl* Queen Olives..:.... .ISc _ TI " i\ gi idual), that is th it some da\ \oti? was 55 years old He had been out of I 1 cake Dairy Mil£ Chocolate: .10c 2 cani pink Salmon--.... fcnch S« H p IS ^ In the in The pic mi L rtiide b\ nch child ye going to itt-un the piomment com woik. ^ long time He leaves a widow ; 1 can LuDqh Cocoa: 10c 1 can Kleea Sweep or Dui'troylOe' durinpr the meiei il position th it \ou dtsti\e b\ and two sons Mrs Woodworth, is 10 Gold Street, b / i n c in\ rut the pnneiples of tin pledge 1 2 pk» A&P Gelatine,... ^.each 5c 1 can lona Peach t*.,...... ,15c Tfie ^^ -houeek'Oep#r-at^tliM noi wnat oi t h\ ill childien would mile the Milk im noids Joev I s iy it Asburv Pirk «.She and her 1 "•- • ' ' t A0 Pk Sh 1 Maton Jar Mmtard 10c 1 can BlacKberrie, ,...,.. .ISC v, it m "! efei n How t miintf Ktnti ition of men ind women \cu will <.\enttnll\ betomt the lending band hive been living apart for •-ev Red Bank, > New Jersey. 1 I t \ one v. tK hi iltl it t lid the h ippiest e\ei elothiei t>f Rtd Rink cial jear ; 1 can A&P Corn Syrup. 10c 1 botUc Liquid Blue...... 10c tnf i ic oi known on the f »te ot the globe Some Hope \oui silt pioês T SUCKSS - Etttantet Furnithed. h 1 b ti\p U H J-row of the p'omi t Itl ite to liLilth ind With lo\e to Poith 1 and tht d(Ti httlt Bicbird K Hampton Dead [ i tit DimoL it otnei lei ltt to Ii ibit ind ôod raoi thildicn ind \oui elf md with kind 1 1 Richaid R H impton of Fanfield 25 Stamps with 1 pkg KLEEN SWEEP I1 Htie nit tin piomi'-i m «lt on leL. uds to 1 nend l'ope tn th I * W " ir p n pth tDtdl tin Stition, ne it Freehold, died Mond iy CHARLES LEWIS, f law, tnty t I t t LÎI*" k or lhil ]oimntr the ltit,iie "ioui lrvinf, biothei of labt week ifter a long sickness or DUS TRdY 2Sc ity of tht |i i if, i id ltlO Ol In r—1 will w i h nn h uid aid Aer fiom isthnu ind heart dibtre lie Ie^n la ion taee befoie ei h meal m0 T up< n tile public tieet noi m public Lamber,Saflh, Doors, Bliada. Olan it l\o\ <1 bto; overn- moie piofitablj myselt Auclont Mictobea. ^ 25 Stamps with -* 60 Stamps with ino t f-- ti< Li t tt I pljee Da (.npoit loua Dc<(.mlni ,1>1 'Cy" Warman, the poet and hufnor *ad Bailden* Hardware. 1 lb, El Ryod CoSee,, ,3Sc, 1 lb. Tea ,,7pes |>lf, i t e no yi\ 1 ii un 1 Initi -1 will not u t i public dunk ist telK the stcij of an after dinner BO Stamps with turned No p^r a n i ip I wi'l u L p ipei one oi All Finkelstein his suhsenbed foi 20 Stamps with J (ompe | speaker who was called onto speak on 1 lb. Amboia Coffee, 32c. 1 lb. Tea.'...'..." SOmi n a el t li tl e c u I v m\ own cup THE IUCI^TFR foi his biothti Abi im The Antiquity of the Microbe." He tlttOl Vv tl tt Ii uth—I will ik IO\ c\t^ boil'; as 1 Ntw "Vtu pie mt, md Abiam 15 Stamps with - 40 Stamps with JI pro^ einm n arose and said, "Adam had 'em," and 1 lb. Sultana Coffee 30c. 1 lb. Tea.... 50c. i tht Ixiiitfit fl\ I po ibh c u will h i\e the io\ of Ketting IHL RIC then sat down. RED BANK^ N. J. 1 2S Stamps with O|ltindl iti/?i -t {) 'i ti t v 1 o t c uintt'v TMth I will nun tin u nbhish f-Tfh t\ti\ week dining 1014 It is to Stamps with m the nut i (liit« stnit in >1 t -, r ltd Tel 57-M'Atlantic Highlands lei ptopl ~~ 11111 i i n J t mp n cnthu ii Li in idmuei is "\Ii 1 111] tl 10 Stamps with 20 Stamps with f) r l^ it tin d i Si\th~ J \ ill (] inelliiiiL l> hilp htein md hi cm 11K 011 it tint IHI i lb. Coffee Yi Ib^lndia-Ceyjon._. ±-;. ,-y .2BCL niv mr tin l i \< l \ (in will ti\ to he in l'H4 iust 1 in V t! 0Ut 1 E i f t !"Jt ^t Scif nth—I will *" v inn d it 1 ist tit bit bcttci thin it ha-, e\ti bt n USE PARISIAN SAGE om kind i t to onie mteui\ ih .11 1 tl 11 t u If your hair is too dry* brittle, dull, thin Dont Fall to Try Our New Laid Ei hth—T will p unit n 411 d< n utd tl i CARPENTER Sayiuff tlte Blglit Thing-. or if the scalp burns and itchea, immedi in (Ftn 1 ( uoidtj] i nn mouth L\tn wh t p \i id ately begin the use of Parisian Sage. The —I adnme i mm whr sis the first application removes the dandruff, light thing it th( iiL.ht momfnt and BUILDER li«*i 1 ( cools and invigorates the scalp, and in- I 1 1 U r f 1 \ 1 t tr tht pill Dibb —So do I pint tiilnK when Id 1 fl creases the beauty of the hair by making bu. 1 c\ 1 1 tt 1 lllu t ittd th m 1 m tlm U rr 1 1 11 111 li \ 1 it soft—wavy—abundant. Bungalows and,Cottages, a Specialty. p p tl 1 1 r 111 th(K mi iti 11 rt \\\\ h IL\U( b\ tht Afte* the Parisian Sage supplies hair needs. It is out o ir< > ci 1 tin u > 1 <~JMJJ1 rt in uniitt omp jin The Estimates Cheerfully Furnished. 1 id m' i^, t) the 111 ui nice iompan> She—I manitd you btiiti'-o I pitied delicately perfumed—not ©ticky or greasy. 1 t t H OL"- 1 0 -al the pt > Surely try a 50c bottle. pit Bjf unl 1 tl Jo> tic peopU m \ b i_i( it lut tin benefits which you, tht k LL t m inbti md the publu JAMES COOPER, JR. LEONARDO NEW JERSEY Every Egg Qanrant«d ai<. PI *• iet( t tt I u r ir« ot torn He—Well, i\ei\bodj else d< t now |K"tttiot- in f i! 1 h 11\ v, t iIH ^ ill ie(u\t 111 1 thousiud tit i< L.mtei thin un hn inn ilbenc on t o ititi l)oo it vftt lit wlali m it bt it. ip d In tht torn it * M th^ ti 1 it nit tiu GOOD EGGS for cooking 35c dozen j.lxd iron tinw. to turn. pmv Vhno t ill toipoi itions md the Demotrit wr eortrol li legi III 11 \ 11 dlMdll lls ll t( tll7lllf_, tint Inture < ir pro"p1l> icpei' tt 1 1 iw , onh b\ t !>>oid pubtit pohc\ tin tht> and ifcthey do nr>t do so the people of do well for. themselves, anil only ASK FOR MELROSE PRINTS the jtata will I now tl it it v> i:> not bvthrough such a policy can they do for iv trick of tlie insurance trust but bythe public those things which the pub- it\< deJ be rite it_t,ion of the L>< moti its lic i:- entitled to receive from those v*er» tn ( nfrol of tin lei, •. 4tu t who h,u<. ad\anccd allied of the
LICENSE DAY AT. COURT. The MtLropt i/'ii ir.sutaici Four Bed Bank Hotels Have Tholr lic- 80 Stamps with I can ing Powder 50c 1>!»III'4AJS bruiK'iitd oiif into a number enses, Renewed. of (hi)r«j;-> whiu*. t.^rd tij nuLt it^ pa- 'J ue>daj of Kist week v,.i^ licence t*x)n;t live lotigtn and which help-, them day at couit and Judfre " Foster i/H liv^'ht'althit'c lives. The funaaratn- 7 granted .su\<.ial lencwal^. Among READY FOR DELIVERY 25 Stamps with 1 bottle A&P Extracts 25c t«.1 principle involved n this v\oik is to them were the applications for rfe- the insurance company • Ifnewal of Humphrey J. Hayward, tfTtiater knowledge or gieatei Shrew-buij hotel; Fied luthei, Cen- -Place your order now If you want a car in the spring care «i person who is insured in anytral hotel; William .T.PoulHon, Gcr- 20 Stamps Free (with 3 cakes in box) c»inp»r> live-, a year or ten jeais be mania hotel, and James L. Worden, Allotment fast being taken:ujpi:• •• y«iid iwha.t lie would have h\ed with Hotel Abbott, al>o-f lted Bank. Other out UVIT knowlo'Igc <^r care, thin the Colgate's Famous Toilet Soap 25c r 1 licenses renewed were those of Henry ini.\i]'ar t companj 1- benefited 111 twoBenvenga, hotel, in Wall township; •wftyh. First, by thi receipt of insur- James Carroll, hotel, Port Monmouth; s«tco •premiums during tbo i-xtended Mar}* Coibett, National hotel, Long life of the individual; ard sitond, bj Branch; William W. Crane, hotel at Itimmi ORDERS Soucflto Telephone 6d, th<» pOHtponement of the payment of J Belford; James Donovan, Park' hotel, I\ cLa 11 to: thi- addi Oceanpoit; Edwaid H. Emmons, Mei- OL 1'fe etij^vi'ii bj thechants' hotel, Long'Branch; W. ô\ft 1914 models with Gray & Davis self-starters and lighting system FREE DELIVERIES TO. "individi'a,1 afd Lake, Mansion house, Keypo^^T RBApY FOR: pei-J VERY * Fair Haven, Oceanic,; Rum- i < 1 •William,,'O'Lear, Westwood hotql, Hon, Tnesdayand Pridny;, th:s benefit -IIP Metiopohlan Long Branch; Kdward Oakes, Colum* Middletown, Thuradayj ; inf*urar< e comp-my, it bpnoti(-i the in- bia hotel, Atlantic Highlands; Ger- Atlantic HiRhlanda and .< dividual whose life is thuir letigthened natido Pannaci, Pannaci's hotel, Long Highlande, Wednesday very much morc^ Likt_wise it benefit •• • Braiifh;. •Daniel H. Pr<±$t, Railroad ho- Eatontown, Littlo Silvei1 and )IIK family and hii depemlenti \eiy tel, Freehold; Gustav Schlemn, Lib- Best Car Made for Anywhere Near the Price Shrewsbury, Thursday. , Jttuch••'more. Alwo it benefit? the com- erty hotel, Long, Branch; Ellen Sulli- Navesinkj Monday. 1 munity very mueh more. To pput it,van,. Railroad hotel, Matawan town- Belford Tuesday. Chapel I "' Nifieyl » as one man pjtt 1**^ no t longl ago ship; ti Sussnian and Sons, Impenal Hill and Leonardo, "Every mdn ih a hotter mvt-tiuent hotel, Long. Branch and,- John H. Friday. alive*than dead" The thmp', which WuMi, WaKh's hotel, Sea Hught • Telephone 6b. atnaQj-cjn do for hk, family while he w. is tihtfe are usually of voiy nmrh SO BROAD-STHBLT, FUBD BANK, N. J. greats, benefit them the in-uianc<' tiota it. monoy which he may leave to hi- fam- hht —I jiibt love a pood skate. ; TcUfnOnC 515 Red Bank, N. J. ily atfcio death; and thus while thf lit—I K'ould, teo, jf it wasn'l for j of Lho Metropo'itari itiburance the uioJinng after. ' Wi Give Trading SUmpa. l\r« For Tti«m J The whale oil madu thu kpray stick to •»»•*•*••••»•»•••»•»»»»». tf.,»^..,,.,t,,,,,ttt4|, 4 the leaves and the young fruit and it killed tha scab, but it m dreadful A TALK ON APPLE SCAB. stun* to use, they said, on account of tho smell, SfaKk SO* Hi BittfV KO*. THIS WAS A BAD DISEASE IN MON- The talk turned on black rot and bitter rot in apple trees. Dr. Cook said that black rot attacked the tree, MOUTH COUNTY LAST YEAR. the leaves and the fruit. Bitter rot attacked the tree and the fruit, but m far as known it does not attack the Almost Every Apple Grower Suffered Loss Plant leaves. Black rot is a Mrious thing for apple growers. It makes cankers $7.50 is the Magic Price on the limbs and it Carrie* the disease Pathologist at Apple Club Meeting Tells How to in these cankers from ytar; to year. The disease spreads from tnose Fight This and Other Pests—Whale Oil and Its cankcro, SomotimoB a littl* black rot • ••' canker will appear in the top of a which will buy you any kind of a women's or misses' Smell—Fine Apples on Exhibition. tree. In a short time the apples just beneath tho canker get affected with A mooting of the Red Bank Ap- planted, he said, oven if it had been the rot. Then the applei a little lower garment your heart can desire i Club wus hold at'tho town hull paid for by the fanner. Ho said that down and in n wider circle begin to t Thursday afternoon. About a this disease was contagious and that decay. Then apples still further down •core of prominent unpin growers over forty different plants were sus- and in a still wider circle'show signs •I this part of Menmouth county ceptible to it. Rod raspberry plants of the black rot. This ever-widening .wore proHont. Dr. M. A. Cook, plant wore about tho eaBieat prey of this circle, Dr. Cook said, is due to the jathoIogiBt at tho New Jersey expor- disqnBc, and some berry growers down spreading of tho fungus of the bla-k ltnont station, gave a talk on "Applo in Maryland and Delaware hud been "rot as it drops further and -further Scnb,"Pnnd tho talk broadened into n put out of busiineFf, ly it. Next to down from the original affected twig. diflcuBBion on all diseases of the applo. rod raspborriiiR, peaches were most Tho wind carries the fungus in ever- Your choice of all $15 and $25 suits, dresses, coats and separate It, was one of the moat interesting easy to no attacked by crown or root widening cirelo until the fruit on the talks ever given before tho club. A guile. Ho said he Jind Known of in- Iciwett biaiu'heH of tho tiue i« du- skirts at $7.SO- pathologist is a fellow who finds out stances where peach trees had been strojdd. what cauBcn diEeasea and^what-mires plantcdon a-ile'd wlifrre red raij]>liev- ~rotJ liairttiany" of the"' Saihe them. Sometimes theso pathologista riea hud been destroyed by this pui-t, -^-r—Your-choice-of 45 Winter coats in M and full length models of • * find out what causes n disease und and tho poach orchard wji.'i quickly • 'us! u'.< bliK'k rot, except that it dont learn what will euro it, and some- doomed. iinf, :ittii:'k the loavoH. .Some vn- Boucle, Arabian Lamb, Ural Lamb and Chinchilla. Value $25.00 and times thny dont cvun find out what ;i of iipiiU'sj are affected much causes the disease. But they keep Bafl Tfear for Apple more with the black rot than oUuir $18.50, at $7,50, . , ... plugging uway, never letting up nnd Last year was a.vury bud year for sorts. Jonathan and lied Astrakhan apple B'.'ub. Alniosl every (irclinvd in mcj the .worts most readily atlaLtked never Betting tired, nnd by-and-by, hi if, l,ut in thu West othur vaiietiuF through experiments and through Ncsv Jcr:;i;y was infunU-d with it. Dr. 1 Your choice of $20 and $25 suits of poplin and serge arid novelty study, they learn the secret. (look suid that lliu coming year might, sull'ei more, Mr. McLean said he had not be a bad year at all, and that thu tin oi'L'liaril of JonnthaiiN inwwhich the •• That's the way it has boon with severity of npplu scab duptndud on iiluL'k rot wnn hiul hist yonr, und that fabrics, at $7,50. . moHt of tlie. diBOHKes which h:\vc; at- the, kind of weather whi<:h prev:iil"d- an orchard of Northern Sp.ys which tacked tho applo tree and thu apple at apple blossom time. Ho uaid that thu Jonathans was almost as Your choice of Plaids, Mackinaws in sport coats. Values $15 and dfrult. Plant"' pathology la a mighty the apple scab , wus produced by a iidly hurt an the Jonathans, Dr. interesting work, lint it isn't one bit fungui!, and that thi.N fungus bad two !ook tsnid that limosulphur was the more interesting ,than almost any kinds of'spores or seeds. One of these est spray for black rot and Bordeaux $18.50, at $7.Sd; also some"as'low.as,$4.9S-" , other kind of work. It's tho interest was *n summer .spore and the other .•as best for bitter rot. He said that and the thought and the care which a was a winter spore. The summer n some places oak trees had suffered Your choice of a large variety of $15 lingerie dresses, at $7.50. fellow puts into his work which makes sporei. kept spreading the disease dur- rom attacks of ' black rot. One it interesting, and there isn't a single ing tho summer, and tho winter spore armor in Monmouth county had, p job which cant bo made about as in- carried the disease over during the >atch of oak trees which ha'd been in- Your choice of French serge and imported poplin dresses. Reg- winter until the next spring. estigated by Dr. Cook and found to terefltlng as plant pathology if a man, e seriously hurt. In some places the or a boy either, puts the right kind of When the apple scab appears on an :nds of the oak twigs are attacked and ular .$15.00 .value, at $7-.S0- brain work in" it. No plant patholo- apple, it grows rapidly into a black he ends of ihq branches die, making gist was ever a success who didn't put or dark brown spot. It makes the ap- the treo look just as if it had been at- Your choice of the latest models in draped skirts. Value $12.50, fits whole spirit into the undertaking -ple,of,an irregularJorm_andJijn.akes, taeked-^by—seven teen^year—^ lotu stsr and who didn't put into his work all it easy for other diseases to attack TheBO locusts lay their eggs six inches his enthusiasm, When one of these the apple. After an apple attacked o a foot from the rnd of the twig^ at ' chaps is headed off by failure in one with apple scab has got its growth the •f treoB, and'in a lit Vwhile the end direction'he goes at the work by a apple .scab has become a spot >f the branch- above tne egg dies, giv- new road and eventually some one of ranging in size from a ten-cent piece ng patches of woodland where the them gets the information needed to to a silver dollar. Deep cracks run oeuets have come out of the'ground light the various diseases and to save through the spot, and there is usually ;Ke appearance of having been seared the threatened crop. a depression in the apple where the >y fire, i Some Touch problem*. , scab appears, because the apple has Dr.-Cook hoa hod some tough prob- not been normally filled out there. It tea sot. lenia pub up to him and somo of them Is the summer spores or seeds which Another apple rot which was spoken iave not been solved jet. He told the attack the apples and not the winter f was a variety of stem rot which applo clubberB that hg thought he had spores. Us not yet been sufficiently - studied learned tile cause and the cure of one to tell its cause or cure. Invest!gators •r two plant diseases which had been Spreading the 91BMM« • ' from all over the country are taking baffling the workers in hii field for a The winter spores are those which ip this rot or blight and are-working long time, Most of thi plant patho- carry the disease over from fall to it it. Last month there wrtr a general logista of the ee«nttF> did not agree spring. They are on the leaves of the conference of all the plant natholo- with him, he saU, pt there were one apple tree and when the leaves fall glsts of the country down South. •rtw# whose experiments had.caused the spores keep on growing. They About six hundred,of these plant dis- them to retch th# saine remits, as him- are very tiny and can be seen only ease men'ware at the conference, and self, SHU these cum, he said, were through a very strong magnifying they told of what they wew doing yet i» the stages of experiment and glass. There is a little pit or pocket along various linesi Baift-'of them •bacr?»tion, and maybe further study in .the leaf. attacked by apple scab, profited by what the others had dis- •lighjt show that ha waa all wrong. and in this little pocket are several covered and it was expected.that next Htf hoped ho wasn't, beeajiie if he small sacks. Eight spores are in each rear, through the dissemination of In- waanT another step in the preserva- of theae sacks. The dead leaves lie formation at that meotiBgjthOTe would tion and .'protection of our valuable about the fields under the apple trees e a big advance made in plant pathol< »lant«> would have been .taken; but if and they are ready for'business just •••*«*«**«•«. Be wte, wByttien h« wonld itart at about the time that the apple trees Still another apple rot jwhich was tJKaB_ That's one of the-fine things about dry at that time of year, nothing much rqt was common lasVyeat on SmiUi'B' the plant^pathologist bunch. .They are happena. The leaves lie on the eround Cider apple treesp- Tnisfc^ch is ah Citizenehip papers were granted to BeverÎeBjwttra of anything until they til they are plowed under or other- Irregular spot on a» applet with dark 28 applicants-by Judge Foster last •re dttd-sura of ft, They rare glad wise destroyed, without many of the streaks, spreading out from It, It at^ Thursday. FTve applicants failed to •veryy tithe some #jtter fellow has 'spores or seeds ..getting free* But tackB the leaves asiwell mi^k fruit. paaa tiie examination and were told found'toause to believe that they were when the weather at apple blossom Dr. Cook said it could, be kept in check to appear at the next examination on mistaken, because that gives them a time is damp or wet, things are dif- by summer spraying, " , ' March 12th; Four'of the successful chance to try out experiment^ along ferent. The damp weather causes the In concluding hitftalk Dir, Cook laid appUcahts are-from Red Bank, some Whe'r line. They want to know little sacks to.shrink and when they that the only way to be lure of getting The new eitwens, their native coun- TWO HUNDRED MEN WANTED -thiiigft and teey»dewfr-wKnt to Vnr- shrink they burst. This frees the a good apple crop waa to treat the try; and their present residence is as ^S TO ATTEND THE ADDRESS IN THE LECTURE ROOM OF •'-'' OTgrar*criligBa , tWingt that are net so. They want orchard as though yon expected a vis- follows: , THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, RED BANK, N, J, the Spores are shot out of these sacks itation of every distaBe-«aeh year. Marko Traverse, Italy, Aabury Park, to learn everyihlnjf possible about to a distance of a foot or fourteen JJUIBI Zaoohino, Italy, Long Branch. •»very>probjem injilant diseases which inches, They are very light and the That was what was done in the West. Leon KeuckhauH, Austria, Bed Bank, they tmU'^vpi* Bvew erittcism and In that way apple growers are pretty OyiBeppi Ferraro, Italy, LOIIK Branch. MONDAY, JANUARY NINETEENTH, 1914 wind carries them about. Some of Stinwin Zarembo, Ruaaia, Leonardo, every attack en their work is wel- them lodge on the leaves of the apple secure from trouble and loaa, , Anton Bucheri Auitrio, Atiantlo Hlgh- comed,; because if they are wrong they tree. Then the trouble begins. The At the eonelusion of the\oaeeting a TO BE GIVEN BY ONE OP THE MOST INTERESTING want to jknow it as s«m as possible, spores get down to business 'right vote of thanks was tendered to Dr. Willinm Alfrea Cos, England, Frae- SPEAKERS OF THE DAY , and If they are right they want to away. They attack the loaf and from Cook for his address. hold, know that as aeon as-possibl# too. Prli« Apple* on ExhlMtlott. Harry Haft, Rustfe, Rrt Bank, the leaf they go to the apple as soon laaao Saoha, HusBla, ABbury Pftrk. Mtltfeglsti nad rattfindew. as the apple is formed. They keep Elias S. Black of Little' Silver had Franz Carl 8chult3, Qerniftny, Asbury REV? WILUAMY, CHAPMAN, D. D. Some folks think a pathologist is on at their work of damaging the ap brought to tha meeting for inspection l THE MEN'S CLUBS OF OUR SISTER CHURCHES HAVE BEEN INVITED. ple all through the season. Some- some of the prize fruit from the Bar- James MttS!Peadj»1, Canada, Belford. ~* just a fellow-whin finds paths or Max Buntmowlta, Russia, Boa Bank- YOUR MEN FRIENDS ARE CORDIALLY WELCOME, ALL WHO DO NOT makei paths, like Old Fremont, the times by the time the apple is har clay farm at Cranbuify, This Tru!* Oabrlel Edwards, AuBtro-Hungiiry, vested the apple scab has made a spot Long Branetaeft. ATTEND WILL REGRET IT. •rigWal Pathfinder. That's juit what had taken first prize at the Trenton AbralmmW^Bteln, Russia, a pattiol«iit re»lly is. Only Instead the size of a ten-cent piece and some- fair. The apples were Rome Beauties Branch, ef finding patht and making paths times more than half the apple is and StByman's Winesaps,. The barrel Abram Bllgory, RUSBIO, Rtd Bank. NO ADMftSION, NO COLLECTION-J#T BROTHERHOOD, affected. Then, if the apples are. put Paul Fuhrman, Germany, Mdrganvllle. •ver tha prairita and over we moun- of Rome Beauties and the box of Stay- : pletro Bova, Italy, Long Branch, tains likeI Old Fremont did, they find in cold storage, there is more trouble. man's WlneBHps which had taken first Vineensto Torchla, Italy, Long Branch, paths thteogh: diseaiea and, make If any of the fungus known as the arize at that fair had been obtained • Harry Zuravln, Ruisla, Kayport, pathi ©W which other people can "pink rot" gets among the apples, as by Mr. Black and the apples exhibited Hiiding Manfred SweniKti, Sweden, it often does, more than half the ap- Manasquan, trawl and attack theae diseases. All at the meeting were the choicest speci- James Apostolopoe, Greece, Long •f theae plant patiioiogiit feltowa TO ples are likely to be destroyed. Th mens of each. Mr.' McLean brought Branch, full of spirit and enthttsiasin. The pink rot gets in the cracks In the to the meeting a number of verv hand- Poter Carunaa, Greaco, Lonj Branch, •nioFntent they get out of the money apple caused by the apple scab and sortie specimens of Monmouth Pippins Geoi'BO Gorclnn, Ruaila, Long Branch, f iri then-it's,''Goodbye^-Applet- in quick Klvlr Wilhelm Ernst Stoiscl. Ger- they ârnisn t ln it" with, theen- which he had grown on his farm and many, FraneGsnoSirrnnnl, Italy, Elberonboon r THE^BOVE^WttE IS DONATEB WTTH THE COMPUMtfiTS OF THE ioyment they get whenever they learn order. Sometimes half the apples put nil of the fruit was much admired and rrederlck„ .....o. TomainI, Jtol^ Lon. g How to control iome plant disease. In cold storage are»thus destroyed, commended. Branch. That is one of the reasons why Dr. forfthe rot spreads very quickly, even Buying1 Hm«-Bnlphtir hy Carload. Fortunatq Acerra, Italy, Long Branch, RED BANK TRUST COMPANY, Cook's talk lart•Thursday was so to apples which have no scab cracks. Gulsappl Torchla, Italy, Blberon, good.' He wanted- to do his part Last year the weather conditions Tho applo men at the meeting who Those who were told to return for toward making apple growing in Mon- were ideal for the propagation of rijray their trees united in the pur- exmination March 12th werei mouth county successful, and every apple scab, which means that they chase of a carload of lime-sulphur for A, John Coulas, Lonf Branch, use in their orchards the coming sea- Paul Fuhrman, Qermn.ny, Morganvtlle. man and woman present (for there were just the opposite of ideal for the son. The Individual orders were taken Gail M, Andorson and Jacob Jaeobson, were two women apple growers at the farmer who wanted a, good apple crop^ Norway, Manasquan, meeting) learned a lot. If these folks It was wet at apple blossom time and by the secretary of the apple club and Johan Carl Herman'Meyer, Germany, each apple grower will get his allot- Qakhurst. - . ± don't have ^bigger crops of apples some of the most successful farmers inent when the car arrives at Red 'Gulaepiie lamello, Italy, Long and better crops of apples this year of the state had a dreadful time with Bank, Branch. . , * than they ever did before, it will be apple scab. These men were good • -^ -m * »'-. . -^ : their own fault.. sprayers but the scab got in the trees STORM DAMAGE. BOYS ADMIT ROBBKBUIS. Are You Interested and could not be killed out. The best ttoofl Stock Koa way to prevent apple scab. Dr. Cook Soft Along- tli« Monmouth Ooart Llttoroa Dr. Cook began his talk by telling said, was by spraying with lime-sul- Asbury Park Boy* ^Conf^w to a. Series with Driftwood. in Life Insurance? If you are, the Monthly Income tho farmers and apple growers that phur when the apple buds .begin-to of Patty Th«ft*. Workmen were huey last week there was one tiling which should be show a little pink, and then give anT John Applepato, aged sixteen years, clearing up wreckage caused by the Policy of The Prudential should secure your done before they thought of fighting other spraying when the applo petals and Harold White, aged seventeen atorm at Seabright, The sea all along closest attention. It will provide for your bene- Jnaect pests in their apple orchards. begin to fall. If that is done, when years, who • were caught breaking into that part of the coast was littered That first thing was to be sure to the wind carries the scab sporen-to the, the Bradley Beach railroad station With driftwood from the wrecked ficiary a Monthly Income for twenty years or for , have good trees to start • with. He leaves, the poison is-there ahead of Monday night of last week, have con- houses. The - railroad • tracks at said that when a farmer was going to them and the sporea die. Dr. Cook fessed to having committed practi- Normandio were repaired and traffic life. The full amount of the policy cannot be fcuy a-nbrae or a cow or some other thought that lime-sulphur should be cally all the petty robberies which was resumed Tuesday afternoon. Hvo sWdk ho looked it over carefully 1-35 or 1-.8Q "to get the best results. have occurred at Asbury - Park and obtained in one sum by the beneficiary, and this the surrounding towns in the past The work of rebuilding the fisher- to see that it was sound and In good That mcqna one part of lime-sulphur men's homes will probably, not be provision completely eliminates the possibility of health and that it wan likely to grow to 85 or- SOparta of water. •• few months. Just befdro going to Bradley Beach the boys had broken Started until the beach is better pro- up good and strong and healthy and Whale Oil la 8pr»y mixture*.' tected from storms. Lindley M. Gar- its loss^ It is doubU protection. ~" thrifty," He said that when a farmer into the Asbury Park station and A. Chopin McLean of Eatontown, stolen about $5 from the news stind rison, secretary of war, has notified waa 'going to buy appte trees he often the Seabright people that his depart- thought' only of saving a few cents a who is the secretary of the apple club and the ticket ofllce. and who la one of the most scientific ment can do nothing until congress tree, Instead of thinking of the future White got away from;'>the officers has made an appropriation for that •f tho tr«e and tho manner in .which apple growers' of the county, said h checked the'scab last year by soaking when they tried to arrest' him at purpose. Congressman Scully has it would; turn out. He said every Bradley Beach. Applemitft told who said he will introduce a bill calling farmer: knew that it cost just as much the trees with Bordeaux mixture^This was done after the apples had got to his companion was and"White was for'a survey of the coast at Seab'right to feed; and "care for a horse that arrested at his home/The total with a view to building bulkheads wasn't much good as it did to feed be a fair size: The apple scab ia easy to kill, but it was generated-in such amount of the boys' cash thefts is only there. nnd care for a real good horse. The about $50 but the damage they did •*-•-•. same; ren waning; he said, applied to great numbers last year that it was The Prudential artd the merchandise taken will prob- trecB, only more BO. A poor tree hard to keep the trees clean. Thi DEATH FBOH VEBITONX33B. young apples are smooth and it wn ably .amount to $800. Both boys were FORREST P. DRYDEN, PtmUmt. „ takes aa long to come" into bearing as held without bail for-the grand jury. a good tree; and 'a poor tree takea a hard to make the mixture stay on the Jamea Whit* of Freehoia Died In Kooi"tJeal'inore work and a good deal apples/ Mr. "jfcLean overcame thi Long- Branch fetdapltiU. more fertilizer to bring It up to any- trouble by mixing some whale oil wit Mrs. Amanda R. White, wife of thing like usefulness than a good tree the Bordeaux when the spray was ou James White- W -Freehold, died last does. Further than that; a poor ttee ^n the trees. He said this smelted bad Mrs. Nellie Brahn of Anbury Park, Thursday week at the Long Branch «ne& offeo much' quicker than a good but it made" the spray stick on thi who took carbolic acid in an attempt- hospital of peritonitiB: Mrs. White tree that oftentimes a poor tree is leaves and on the applcB and it killer to end her life two day* after ChriBt- was taken eick - a week before her ' «' •»>« •nly $n expense and not a source of the scab. mas, left hor husband last Week. Mrs. death nnd the Sunday previous she un- Brahn tried to commit suicide because derwent an operation. Mrs. White flttlfc some of tho other farmers at tb she could not get along with her hus- ATTEB tOKO OKAtUQ. meeting told of their experience with waa 2G ycara old and leaves three Otown o*B06t O«iu. band. After her rash act the couple young children- besides her husband. ESTABLKHEaiSM TELEPHONE U7« the use of whole oiK They said the smell patched up their differences but they Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Uriah Mc- Avon Man ZoflffeA in Comity J«ll on One'of thd discasen which he ôid was.terrible when they used it. They soon engaged in another wrangle and Daniels of Freehold, also survive her. ObUff* of Deierttng- Wlf«. applo men- should look out for in said that if you took the smell from decided to separate. Ernest Rhodes of Avon was ar- buying'trees VIBM crown galls or root a fish oil factory, and the smell from rested at Wilmington, Delaware, last fcalbv These galls arc fodnd some-
HONOB EOLU her hii.HlviiM). to A,Mlf H. Clnrk, Lot tit !•••••• wnovvAI, KiiuiHlnirt;, 11, KoiUiHhiirK lleiu'li rompnny to Thomnt wltli Porfoet Attoiidnnoo Llnt following pupils in the Kiimson piiri, $1, 1863 of the Kvypjivl Ki-ndud i.choolH who llh Hflioolfi have not but'ii absent Now l'phit ('onifnri lli>iuii rotniumy to • the balance of our liuvt" boon iH'ithui1 absent nor tardy a star having a perfect altoiuluiu'o Siiriih li, tlriivcr, ,1 IHIB nil Nuw I'olnt 1 I'liinfiii t Ucai'li, Ki'niiiilHii'K. |1. j during DuiH-niln>r, Them with n star or tunly iliiriiiR Dcômbur, ihom with I'ilUithotli i\ Wiilliiig !o 'rhotnaa !•'. ! profixccl to their namoa have not i Ht'liool oiHinei! in September: fait. Trut't iif liiiul, II, boon aliment a Hussion dming the prea- SCUOtil. No, 1, •liillii H, I'lUc to Chiirlc-i 11, Wliarlnn. UNTRIMMED HATS Lot mi Williuin Wallhig tract, Keyport, I'lit Sv'hool year. '• l Ki'ii'lc—UlltTiiril Doi'ini,', HuynumiJ -William l.ynn.4, Huth ptvyrr, II. : Twi-lfili lii'inU- JunicM .im-iiHixi. Ulla Paly. Ullii roller and John A., lior hunbiiml, I . Dr.'.vci', •.Mni-Kiiri't' Miinnii, Kiilh- I''IHI|(IM', JIM if tii'iniiiril, Mill" Kn.-iti. % to Hli iiril Uly. 2 IiitH lit keninluirK, !•• ' at the following prices : l''.ll'\l'l|lll Kl'll'l'.'—ltoMilllllil Mcl'llllll, ;irlm u'lirliMi, Muiv Nlcholu^, Ponithy l-JMer. ' Kdiiiiiiinl 1', MiiUolcy to Henrietta Mor- ADLEM&CO., I hi in,in Miiiiri'i'. rlM, lîuiil on Itooji IIVIIUH', lirt'vent Viivk, 'i'l'htii firiuli' -Tliumai llmwii, Koimctli Si-iMind inade—•.lo'ii'ph in>niurcn. Mien II. Miiinl, Until ltimies.iiiir.-ili l'hi'iitM', SIIMI1 I.aim. Uiui'li'M Mi-Ki-lvoy, Miidiotl HOCHI? I'laiili, Mllu-I i'ruHtiiii, lli'iirli-tt.-t Koliin- Thin) wr.itle— lleniy' rimilwIeU, Wll- UOWBl] ) . Felt Hats, - -.'-•- 75c 11:1(11 I'lunlwirU, l''ri'Urlil'U I'i'i'U, •lldlll1* Mlll. Hah1, Jiiliii Ki'iiny, '.lohn Nuiiunn, Mllo Katie IJ.ni-hWi'lii iind JoNCph, her IIUK- Miitli in'HiIi' —I'liink nriBkii', lt\is-iiil ti'iiul, to IIOIIIURK C H'ontnoul 0 lotH ut Alililiitl, 'Mai'Kui'rltu LyoiiH, KiilliU'iii UiiliewiiiMi I'nrU, jin. ("lii'iiy, willlnm I'liwiLii. Waller Miiriii, rli-riH'v. Velvet Hats, from $1.00 to $2.50 .lin-iili" ltuiliiU'k. Siimut'l Hiii,;.r, Wllliur loiirth iiiid ilfth MnuluH— '.liutifH linsv. Kiltie Ui'li'hwiin und ,tosr|ili, lirr him- 1 Suillli, Ili-rl'i't-l Vniiiilcson. hl.mir Wnll- ion, *Vlrlui- Kmi'iy, •llonrj- llunn1, *\Wr- lianil, t(i Apartnit'iit HortioM i-omiiuny. U lur, Oscar llruwn, I'llltm-il Mnrrcll, (.'oi-ii iiai-il Ki'Hiiy, ThoiiniH Liinu, .liiliu Hlii'ii, lotH at LuUewiuiiI 1'iirli, $10, niikei-, I'.il/iilu'th itr'nHii. Miii'U1 I'lirrli1, John (,», Hiutoil In Hollywood I-'nrni DRY GOODS. Everything else at similar reductions. iaiiH'H Shea. *R.nyiiiun1 tilmlyn IHiIiiiiit, l.foiiii M.istin, llolen i rii'tiii;, AKIIOH lluxlt-tt, •l-:ii/,.ilictli iia/.- eiiitiiiuii}', Trui't of liiiul, $1, IViiHi', lti'iitrU-i> Uiipi'i l*lln •iiiu'i* Siiiinii- 1 1 1 li'U, l.iii'y Mulligan, i.i'iiu NUluiliiN, Mnrlboro Townnhlp (illll, lil'l'.l Willtt ! .-'. I- llii'c'Hi'i HllIIH'tt. Marii- Tymlull. 'Uraco VnuNest, *i:vii v l.tKlitll Ki-iule —*l-:i-Hi'Kl Ifciiiilull, Mill-- iVilsini, *.Mnrna(Vt Wllrton. AghPH Crine lo Murlln Malono. Tract tin Alumil, 'i'lifinn I'luti'v, II.my linlil- of luml, |i. 1 HiMh irra.le~l lurry o'lsririi, 'William -Ki ettti lllil i l^ ii'lu-i .liiliii- 1 Ki iiinii I Knmur, i'r .Minnl£, ''lull , 'rimiiuis UiHIgiiii, •\Viilli:im Zerr, ttiin' llarvoy, '1'iml Viiiiltriiiit, •Wil- tony 1-.JI>V i ' Xi'Wi'll, .liu-oli I'ml 32 BROAD STREET, MISS A. L MORRIS'S Katli- helm Hiilihiji, Anî'ln i)Iiuululi, Anna ThcmiiiH \i, AlnpM In Mamiret nnolliell, ( liurli'W, t'nt'imyn ('unley i iro, 'iiorothv Marls'- * Frances I,ut, Imnii'stcail lit' Mn--ivs Hampton, $1. liMii 1 ,ii (Iiiiriiiu,' •Hi>li n Iliilmi' , l-hu ikiilmt Kllsiiilii-tli H, Hunt In ,ln*ci>li H, RED BANK, N. J. MIIN I'orti'r. Saiiiui'l Kpi'i-liutf to Mltinio lVlrrs. lintii Siii fî-r, Ailelo Ymmi;. Kuhii, 1-ot, $1, 66 BROAD STREET, RED BANK i- fjnuli-— 'May IVwin, *Kmni;\ HiMiiili iii'aili'~l?i>rnnrd 11> raid, JIHHOJ Hi'\ .I) I l I'nrlt'r, John MiiiuM), •1-Mille Wil.-nli. l-erilliiiinil Vn'clnnd to 'riinniiis W. Si'iil l-imk. " Sli'i-i'ilitli Hliiilii, Margiii'i'Ho Hhrrmnii, l,nt- on' I'Vrdlnnnd Vroclaiiil .\ltii Wallnu;, •Millard lifuwn, Mai-old Zii'r, I'lirnline Hr'iiivn, nlisi' train, $1. I'hrrry, -('liari,.ji iluiila, William iHirmnK, ' liiiriithy t"urU>, Nina I'otti-rll. l-;il/ii i\. White, niul Hmnift W,, her , ».l"s.'pii .lii.l-uu. •Wlllimn-l.iin.i- Hortha Hei'Irert, 'Sli'i'liim lli-rl«Tt. Mia u liUMlianil. tie Williuin 11, .luhiwoii. Lot uii rtsnii, ll.'ii-nlil l.iiiulu•rt eii. •'l'iiimia< lol'iri'v, lHahi-1 Kcttfl, •llclon Miifintusli. .I(H-1 I'ljlt.-i' tj-.iel, f 1, -niiiii-ii. sullii- rlalell, 1-red I'ont, linmi" Ili'lou o'Hili'ii, Ji.H-iii WIIH.III, •(iludy.-i |ii>nl ciiiiiiinny tn .liuiirB (lulre, H lotM , urinal!,1 \Sallln_;, lluwiirii is in- Won.l. 1 ut Wfst riul llcl;.'hl-i. *;HHI, Sen-nit'lintel n Wyi'lii'lT. I li-li-ii Umiiplicli, Nrllti hiMhih Kradi>—May llarvoy, Heiijiinilii I', IMIH-I-IH t» Ji liics Vi-ii- ( !•'|-:inci-.'i ('MliipiM-li, • i-;vi'I> 11 I'liim-ry, .Mi'iirc. 'Anna D'Hi-hu, Miirj.'nVi'l 1 (rcMi'ii! 'd lotH on M(iiri>( ±iii*I J llne ti'i'cl, Blank Books, Law Blanks, | • Malu'I I'liiii'-ry, .Mai'uarui Ue'ilhiiim, Ui r- Marj Hhc'ii, -Uiu-iiiiili} aollliu;, \'.\n ((Hill, LAURELTON FARMS ;tiu.li' Iliiwoll, .Mhi-fi ISi-i-r.t., I'nnrlU- hi'i'S liiilidfi Wilxon, .liiliii Aii Henry A* Sfnlileiitiiink to s I isvaiiN, Hii'iu'Ki' ilaioiij, "Lrhlrr Jai-k-nii, -liliytiiiiml ilnle, l-linil JohiiHiiii, Harry (Tharlottc MuliU-tiliriiiU. J-:l Inli'i-i-.-l in | rl.il'l'lici- i >lil •ilMI'il. Jnsii' Hillilliiin-, MiH'iiitiisli, •Jiiok Muc-lnttisli, l.i- > Viin- a tract uf i -Hd-ll.-i Hrlsido, Jlariotta !><<>•, l-.llu-l 1{U- hmcl on Kniiiiitoivii aiiii I.u iiif Hriinoli Stationery of all kinds, •Visl. lts ft. I fmir, -May huiiH. Iii^ne Ueran. ' ivliin Ninth anil tenth Rradcs—'Harold Hrd- LAKEWOOD, N. J. i UnllilL'M, • I'li'M-Jiu lleyor, lliiiol .Hiliii-un. siui, •nalph ISi'i-Kor, •IK'iiiils Ilyriu1, Ocean Towusulp, li'iilTie Ji'lii'i, 'Xiumi Lewis, Junlilta loseph CJuerrlor. Martin I'liyne, Jiit'H ! I.IIIIK, Mubrl Wiinl. 'Ktlifl llyol; •M;\r- •Innios A, Cnlilsinlth to Kato r. Oold- - iMin, Harry llcroUi, Kdwiii .leffri-y, Books, Magazines and 1'jiifii' H[ii-!iiil, 'l'": iink INiinvaj', JSiiHy'll I'gliiuld Layton, Jnmes McriiHi, Liunli-l Hiiiltli. Jjiiild lit lieul, $2,null, . 1'rani: UildersU'tMi', GiU'nl'ii fiirs, Hoy Mlllwnrd, •Urorô Ni'U- UiiiniuiKaii ntul Hwi ciiov Construction •Hygienically Managed s "Hviili Moi'iinn. Will"iiiiiia Smith. ;ii!«nr, ICllsworth Ilex, ".lulin Shea, 1'iiinpjHiy lu Marthil il, Alnthor, Lot at i Hixtli i-U'iulv-—I'liiitun lliiiruwor, I'JiI- li i 11 u HohertiJ. Patrlgk Hyriu\ Mury Inli-rhiUwi, lion. V wiuil Holies Kainiiol MRNUII, 'Uuwiii'il illlK'iin, Vcra Hennessey, •.-\'nmis Mulli- Willl;iMi 'I\ Uiiltieit, Jr., tij l.oulHii ,\. Newspapers. Ti-n-y," •Unhurt Tndt. lJiirnthy Uiiitur, iii. May O'ilourkO, •Caroline Koberta, tTuhlkiibo, j liitH on (*on«t I.uiul Impriivt!- Broilers and Strictly Fresh Eggs Produced Under Mos^ Mi vina liiiniliiilgo, llyrth! i)ouk, 'Miirion lhii> VanNost. mi'jit (-(inii'iwiv tmef, AlJcnlmrNt, JiftO, I'- a l] Sis Koe nii-.l William, her lmsnnnd, to SCHOOL No, 2, Sanitary Conditions. Kllzabeth \V. Willlanvil . 1-rin.l on Allen i I" Ifth ami sixth KI'»<1HS<~ I'lrst Rrade—Jordan Drowns, 'Joseph iivpnue> .•vi»'iihur *t, II. ton, Xornmii <'uiTif, -John Cuiter, 'Hvor- 'IPMI, Preston .Hower, •Ilaruld Marks, Alice D, UI'IMI anil ICdwiiiij C, her hus. ONLY the Very Best Strain of Single Comb WhtfifcsLeghorns. t1 i-l't UolJi'let, John Dane, Ralph Johnson, uorge O tJrien, Knj'hiOBd J'oi'ter, -Jiil- * mi'l. fi> Coro ]i riiinfijid. Lot at Inter- F. 'Milton .liiiikHriii, I.u.Jtor Mount, Kurt .ard Shea, L,OU1S Van Brunt, Krnncls laken, $1, Breeding Stock, Day Old Chicks and Eggs for Hatching HchcuMifeldt, IHiKscll 'rijiveiu, v'lni-ent lurjihy, 'Jiay cofCey, Mabel L'ooH, Kath- Alvord and smith realty company to Tracy, 'Ituyntoiul tJlirlK, Joseph Vul- een Connors, •Helen J. Ford, Klaio IB, t«nbel M. Phoenix, l.nnd nt Klberon Sold in Season. flS Broad Street, Red Bank, N, J, cjnmp, Kenneth Wundeiiio, Florence Glld- lorn, Mary Mlller.'Catharinc II, HoKeis, Park We«t, $1. ef.«lt'eve, Leona Hardy, 'fitrnlce Pea»e, Rtith M. Shea, Marffuei-ite SlHycr, Flor- Clarence A. Seuman to Georig-e T, Luke, Oftrtriicla Pearson, •Kdna Hupp, Mildred nco Sagurton, Winffred MahoHOy, Land bfl Jlgehjinlesvllki turnpike, |1. Custonfi Hatching a Specialty, , Slitsliloii, Martlet Smith, Mather WlilllUK, —FiTnr^rttdo—Harn—-plnf8Rr"4~lotB atElUfron Park Sit-in; •Kenneth Voorhee-s, Alfi-Bd D. William Joltrey, Edward U'Hourke, West, $10. Walling, Sadie Alters, ida Alters, 'Kleanor ornelius Perrlne, *Ol|ra Benson, "Agnes Alvord iind Smith realty companj' to Our Birds Won All First Prizes at the Ocean*County Poultry Htniovvcs, Dorothy Bedle, Mercy Hender- latley, •Nora Flatley, 'Anna Oarvan, Rftmon U, Cadiz, 2 lotfi nt Elberon Park son, Mabel Holmes, Kstella Mason, *Amy nuiHi ''Shezst,- Sadie Harvey, 'Helen West, $10. Show, and Monmouth Poultry Club Exhibition at Urnierod, Annie Viney, Hattlo Zuravlni, •larks, Eliiaueth Miller, Clara Alount, Nathaniel Nilts to Everett RobiiiBon, Marie Matthews, Everett Barber, Clyde )ora Mount, Es'elyn Porter, •Thelma Tract of land on road leading from Jfiat- Asbury Park, N, J,, this Fall. Clfirk, Harold Johnson, Kttlph lionRstrtiat, i"est, Jiiina daynor, *Violtt VanBrunt. on town to Deal, fl. James Matthews, Fred Patterson, Carl' Poiirth*^- andr nfth RradeK—Donald Raymond, Benjamin Sellgmnn, Lester ruce, Tlieotlore uarle, George Harvey, Visitors Always Welcome. Stonty,, Yeppe Wallace, Flora Bullay, Joseph , Hintelmann, •Varlan Hower, . Jacob Groasman to RobRrt F. Kone, Delema Bailey, Gladys Evans, Agnes lof Johnson, John Kemp, Walter Nou- Lund near Mnttison avenue, |l, S auser, William O'Brien, William Gorey, Slay Huylar, Merita Hyer, Anna Thpman A, Pullen to Elizabeth Bray, Johnson, Ida Jafte, Alice Mount,.Edna 'Rourke, Richard Rogers, Andrew Sut- Port of a lot, |I, ir, *Vernon VanBrunt, •Helen Fiatley, Matthews, Jennie, McGinnla, Sarah Selly. 0 Charleg A. Toland to Decree W, Treat, man,* Florence Walling, Drueilla Mntr ennle Herbert, •Rebecoa Herbert, *Lu- tracts of land at Wealey Lake Brook, thews, Anna Walters,. '— lla Jeftrey, •Anna Meriijold, Irene For- v er, •Helen Rex, Elizabeth Bhea, Ivah j. Rufus HulBart to Josephine Wood, Fourth ftrude—Henri' Cranahftw, Ar- tovefts, Lillian Dennis. Land on road leading from WhitesvlUe thur Conover, Stanley .Carhart, Kenneth to Aabury Park, |1. For Perfect Fruit and GphlhauB, George Harris, Herbert Ella Meld to Mary E, Asay. Lot at JIathiasen, Macy rjudnlek, Raymond UNCTTJAi PUPILS AT KIANSBUEO. Asbury Park Terrace, |1. Terry, Frank VanPelt, William Schoen- .Securities Development corporation to Vegetables For the new year—and every fold, George Brown, Frank Prinelpi, ,Ta«eph M. Oauthier, 2 lota at Asbury GlHiija Birkbpck. Laura Dugntnq, Joseph eventy-Sii PapUB Neitlier Absent KQT [ Park GanlenB, |1. DuKtiino, Helen Patterson, Winifred Gal- Tardy Daring- Deoemter. I Securities Development •corporation to m clay of it—the Ford is the car limore, Nonna Walling, •James Akers, Hanri Beaiidry, 4 -l'ots at-Asb-UTr'Parlt Alfred Clunery, •Henry Uane, 'Leroj, Seventy-six pupils of the KeanB-Oardena, |l. The Junior Leader SS English, nicliard Jewett, Albert Johnson, urg public school hitd perfect attend- ? Pauline a. Arndt to Charles S, Hender- to boost your business and •Leonard Lufburrow, Ross McGinnla, nce records for December and are son, Lot on Q. Burnham tract, II. has a 2-H.-P. gasoline engine and a 3-pIunger pump, both 8t John Roberts, *Patil Stoney, •Carolyn * Jiicoh G. WeisBman to Benjamih Qor- assembled on a steel plate to prevent getting out of alignment Df?j% Alice Jnckson, TJertha Jaffee, Flor- iven below. Twenty-three of them •lon. Half interest in 3 lots on Dayton vv broaden your pleasure. It's the ence Norman, "_ • ave had perfect attendance since und KeKyse tract, |1. Tliird grado'—CharieH Apple-gate, *Hew- chool began. The latter are desif- Bfirtha Brace nn-1 David, lier huHband, Engine can'be used Ibert BuiTOwes, 'Morris Hfitton, •Wil- aied by a star. to Margaret W. Trump, Land on Wood- w car for all occasions—all year llairi Butler,, iJertnim Gehlhaus, •Edward lock avenue, Wnnaniasa, $1, for other power pur- Gclger, Roy Huylar, William Leonard, First grade—Wilburga Boimard, Ca- Seacoast national bonk to Richard W, :: Kenneth Mason, Clifford Matthews, nllla Coi'pio, 'Mary Kolodzit-}, Sylvia poses. Tank holds vv "round. Start" the new year Harry i'ease, Julius rearson, •Harold judln\v, Emmft, Miller, Mary Miller, Herbert. Lnlid on Banss avenut, |1, vv Smith, •Harold Tice, Marlh Anderson .lalelino Olcott,, Elisabeth- Stanford, Joseph Bans to William 8. Cri 150 gallons. Keeps vv Km Rurrnn-pa, Avmigj_Tlnrnlrlc:lgts, 'Almff Walllqg, Beatrice \yinihers, Lot on Smock and Jones tract, II. rightr-Buy anêeononiieal-Ford^ Dingwall, liillie Jankuwit^Xiejna Jack- Cijrena ^WTntrieTST BesfilO KOTiairtyr 6j vv ••on, Mattie Trttoey. Ethel TluaK, ''lJoro- arolino Gullok, Honry Covert, 'laiiae Columbus I, Kinf to Ethel K, Shaw, v$ thy VanPelt, Duije VanderliiU, Helen Cnente, •Harry Kolodzle], Joseph Ko- Lot, »i., high pressure. vv I O'Atrl, 'Harvey Bedlo, Jr.. *,Iamei Bren* annty, Tennyson Phillips, Elmer Phil- CiOoi'ffe Gt'eenewald to John A. Hell- Vv Five hundred dollars is the new price of the Ford mint, Mai-tin Clbrey, Thomas Heyer, ps, 'Harold Tullman, Robert Burns, 'Christy Hepfer. Walter Jones, Melvln ings. Lot, fl, Automatic Agi- runabout; the touring car is five fifty} the town ear BfiCond and thlru ,,grade s_ Frank ' Howard V, Butler to Loiila E, Bronaon, vv i Plillo, Klwooil Truax, John Wallace, Jen- John Baan, Adam Biikcr,,''E%'orett •even I fty—t, o. b. Detroit, complete with equipment. •••». nie H.yde, (Jliidy.i lIiiinplnioH, •Thelnia laiin. Lot, f], tation of liquid. Wilfred Hastings, Charles Phil- FralPriek W, Stevens to lOmily Hart- vv Get' catatog and particulars from >•••• MiiUhewsi, •Irene R»i)]>, Korma Sanborn, i)«, *Hohurt Thorne, 'Ralph t'lirlf?. Suction strainer to •HllcUi Duffleld. • . Hnth MlllPr, •Hfnriettd Olcott, 'A"l- nian. Lot, $1, , v88v Second fp'adu.—David 'W, Banks, •Wil- meda Paj'nter, Adeline Smith, Ora Ncptuno TowngSlp. brushed cleaa llnm F, Bekliart, jr., Sttiihen Pakiniho, ruax, Marie Burns, AvQndalo realty company to Malvina •Harold "Stoney. TIUI'UH U. Wallinw, Jr., Fourth and fifth grades—'Edion Ober- W. Lrirrl.Mon, 2 lotft on Avomlale Ter- •Ifi'itn S. LamijeitHOii.'Karal] Podulefsky, anaer, Jacob Knento, Willie . Oyerton, race, $1, Call and see ours and secure copy of handsome Spray Book 81 Jennie.A. Smith, Anna U, Ooraltl, 'Rose Raymond Phillips, Willie Seeley, •Jamt'B GEORGE HANCE PATTERSON, I Avon-lalc realty company to Charles p. VAN MATBRi & WE1GAND CO., H«det, N, J. Xttmt* Kelly. "anCJllei, 'Muriel Aumaek. Annie Baker, MacDonakl. 3 lots on Avondale Terrace, Cv i I'irst Biaile—'•Margaret C, Burrowes, Mary lioguard, Marlon Uardner, Rana ROBERT HANCE & SONS, Red Bank, N. J **U«mm HHZUI M. HyiT, •lileanor HenderJon, s'eiman, atae norike, OJlvo Thorne, Plor- Avondnlo realty 'Company to EpJvralm It Monmouth Street, Red Bank. "I'nuliiuj JuLkj-rin, Huth Quuckenbush, nco Winthers. "'leiioweth,•• Lot on A\oi]daltt Terrace, FIELD FORCE PUMP CO., Elmira, N, Y^ Mfts, Anna Hello Smith, Kelspj- UarHart, 'Ho- Sixth grade—Gladys Covert, Altu hart Duell, Aichk- Humphries, Moward Jhrtff, Gladys Clovin, Laura Brown, JtitkHiin, Ht'iiry Palumho, Cyr'ug Ho«s, lenrietta Aueelbeok, Ogcar Hoppe, Wil- WU1 TownaMp. ', nullih VanDnrn, J. Frederic Sllcox, Aur- iam Johnatfh, Kronk HofTrnan, *Paul Lydia S, Hlnchman and njiarleB B,, her Iello Gpraldl, TliomuH Pi'ilieips, Colotlaioj, • Robert Seeley, John Thorne, tiiiibiind, to John G. Brothwell, Land at ICAST KEYPORT, : George Tiltnn, Raymond Walling,'Tony Seagirt, il, First grade—Stephen Bailey, •Thomas Prnish, Mattliew Jimeski, Robert J. Klrklaml to Walton Penne- FltSRi-rald, 'Arthur JactibB, Harrison Seventh and eighth' Brades—{Hadya will. Half ft lot on Deean Beueli assdcla- iTrimmes, Allyn Lt-e, Paul Mftyer, Kloanor Tohntbn, Masse Aokerman, ltdna Oicott, tion trnct, il. U.ey, Lucilla Fpuk«, 'Mildred l-'owlar, Kenneth Thorne, •Isabella Seeley, 1,88- Prank Wljlte to Amelia Titus, Lot on K.You Men Who Use Overalls! Beatrice Hyur. er Brown, Jontile JohnBOn; Charles Frank Wh]te tract, West rteUmr, $1. Setcind Krade*—James. Anjbro, *Theo Brower, *JJlnnli! Sohipper, John Porter, Austin Voorhoeis to Julia M. CiHsner. Why not get the best your money can bay, dore Baiber, Harry Evans, Donald Galll John Bkislak, Leo Heller, , Land on ARnt'K avenue, SI. - more, Frank ônos, Charles Miller, Her- Hannah V. liorden LO .1, Woloott New- % along with a broad, honest guaranty? bert Mason, John arcCann, Prank Pease, man, Ti;«ct of land, $267,60, GET ON A LIVE WIRE-CALL 611-M Charles Wieand, Alfred Whittlek, Harold DEEDS BECOBDBD. Jennie DuBoN Honee and Cyrus B., her Carter, Leana Bailey, 'Eva Dane, Marlon "luaband, to William L. Heynlger, 3d, Lot H. 8. PETERS' Morrell, •Morion Winters. Coaplata tlet of B«M E«tat» Tr»n«fer» it Ocean Bpach, $1. (Ref, V. B, tU, OB.) %VHST KEYPORT. Freehold Township, I Kecordefl at Freehold. First, second and third Kiadoa^—Kath- Annie W, Parker and .Tame> S,, her hus- ryn rioimherty, .'Margaret Staloney, Rus- the following is the complete list bapd, to George N. Crawford. Part of a sell AnpleKHte, Walter Aro Hiiitii Dennis, Marie Savage, Margare' band, to Daniel II. Ahuarn. Tract nf land To Sell Our Most Liberal Jjoiiloii, . • on the ICean^burg and Port MOIMIIOUUI Diamond Ready Mixed Paints $1.25 per gal. rond, |1, l'"lfth jtrnile—Peter OlsKOHkl, Tnomaf Justus E, rUilph to GUM Hill. 3 tracts Commercial and Industrial Donlon, William i-'lsler. iini-r livers, of ian,q, $1.' ' Diamond Roof Paint, 90c per gal, BurtlK llynra, Ira Johnson, Joseph Kelly, in Cure of Skin Disease Joseph Ijiikcr, Wiillarn Turnow, Vernori Oeabiig-ht. ,, Accident and Health Give us a call and be convinced that we have, the Salmon, t'liarlea Walling, Hurnuel Wills BeabrlBlit beach cliih to the SeabrlKht Pnruy WIIHOJI, David Snhnoor, Marj t'Jub. Tract of land, SI. * Policies Professor Eudlong'a case of tenmt than on# month,"—Prof. C, J, Bunnett, Heriiice Boyti, Tliittle Bade, Was known . to almoat every huapitul South Liyme, Conn. goods.and prices to suit Minnie Cnr-tijr, Ironn Olas«, LouUq'-Hon Fair Contain many new featured Writs and p'liyHlclan of reputation throuBhout Ui'iekNOii, Gei'trude Loguii, Iroiio Miinmoiith Hulldltifr niul improvement tho stiite of Connecticut. His letter ifl ABk any dru'gslst today for D Dont forget our line of WALLPAPER which we ton. niiialiy to Jnines Norman & Son, Lot another intoreBtinif aemonBtration of ProBGriptlon. iio'll toll you It at lied Bank Park, |l. . •, COMMERCIAL tho itch lnatatttly—and noon there Sixth Brade—Rnlpli Brown, what 1B being atjeompllihed by tho signs of euro. , consider the most complete in town. Henry, Tony.,Gilainlcrath, Haymond Slur CASUALTY INSURANCE CO., famous Hiioelflo D, D, D,, PreBcriptlon, Eatontown Townslilp. "It may bo of Intoroat to you to hriow Wo liavo handlefl tho remedy for pry, diaries NauBhtrin, Harry Fiena Joseph W.'JuluiHton to.Hjitontown hook ; NEWARK, N, J, tiiat your "Hfe-fflvlnif pi-oijuratlpn, 1J, yoara and refforij it aa the Bpooille fw Anna L,edd,v, Alvarntta Wnlling, riuti and ladder company, Lund on Broad D. p, Prosoription has boon of lnoal-, Bltln troubles of all kinds, Comq IB OP Clayton, Mary Dimlon, Mudora Bendy struct, »l,FiPi0, • • • culablo vnlUG to mo, I was covered ook us about p, D, V, PreBcrlpllefi. Qladya McLnughlln, JJOOIIIU Carter.. James M. rower to WiUiam Mallard. with eoBamu, from head to foot when ILIHO about I). Li. D. eoap CBpodaDy Land, 1.1. I boffan ustnir your romodlea, I could lor t#ndop BltinB, T. SCHENCK, FAI.I OOOB PUPILS. Merrlnm S. Stcen to ttlem'ontine lioae, set 110 relief, althous'li I triod n thou- Wo offer tho first full slio bottfo Lrind on Maple avenue, |1, Band nionna, I applied but two bot- on tho miarantoo that unions It Ma EGAN'S t]ps of the, Proscriptian; n, curpwnB Holmdel Township. tho ituh aAt onco, 1% cotstncoutti you nonot tft AND DECORATOR, Twenty-Three Neither Absent Wo: oltooled in a vory Bhort time, in loea oont. James W, VunBrlikl.o to Herbert J), 172 Monmouth Street Red Bank, N. J. Tardy the Port Month. Smith. Trnot of Iftnd, $1. JAMES COOPER, Jr., Druggist, Red Bank, N. J. i, ••••••,• •• • •. -. EupllB*~nt the Tinton Falls schoft! Auto Vans and Express, "witii honor "roll records for the paa Atlantic Townalilp. Now that moving tine It near I .. All Trolleys Pass the Door. johh VnnMnter to John T." Truswell. prepared to do your next juovljii o month are: ' Lnncl lit Pine Hrook, $100. *ilralture. planoi or baggage, to til purt , Isahollo Coloman, *Ella-Covert,'*I31ls!a: Kdwai-a D, Obro to UhftrleB D, Obro, •f tip!) or nouBtry in the. isrvMl IMli lioth Duncan, Doi'a and Kdna Lander, Tract of land, II. .,. = -- vans la Red Bank, Before you t»v Lena and Oci-trudo Ualloy, Myrtle ifat Jennin A. JohnHon and John N,, herrour next UOVIDK done, write, mj c tliewH, Nottiu BUITOWOH, Mildred Mat huHband, to LOWIB It. Bold. Tract of isUl for the only reliable furnitur* novt tliowH, 'Grace MrGuirp, •niiilj- Vourljoos land, 125. a town. And get ni> prioei un youi Heavy Weight Wire Fencing. •CInirlCH l'o\(it, •Kenneth Burrow<>s Ob. AH kinds Of fieftvj or IlKht t I bare a Itrn »nd toompleta «wek o< the *V\r(lllain Ilurrowos,• 'Stunloy Wilkini B«ritsn Town«Wp. ag doae at abort notice. Call or KddrM •WolllnKton-WHltlns, Henjiunlii Duncan LonlH Huttner to Christina Simorlcin. b«t up-to-date feiwita* MterWls t<« Harry Govort, John Carniiy, Hownri Lot on Itlchnrd Carr tract, Kcanaburif, jf, T. EC.AN. ityto 0* lleld^wowd <««• Alio JuckHon, 'Mclvln Duncan, »Hoy Duncan WIN. poultry wid v 11 Wnll Strnet, Rod 0«nK. A star in front of a name dcaig ChrlntlniL Rlmorleln nnd EEdward, her Rwldcnce phone 676 J. Office pbeaa 20»J nate a perfect record for the year. hiiHlund, lo Kate L.AButtnfer. LLot on Illcliiird Corr tract, Kcaniburs, |l. ;TTie Food Drink For MI Agei—Highly NntriUow and Conrenient ,' «B BROAD STREETS : Richard Cnrr to Kntu T-t. Buttner. Lot | Eic}l milk« with malted grain extract, in powder form—dissolves 8oob»yviil« "Woman Operated On. on Richard Carr truct, KPanflburK, II. jGIve" ymv want advertiieBBent Sara U. Bruce und Stewart, her ,hu«- 1 »««]>r.tnQre healthful than tea or coffee. Used in training: Mrs. Felix Tomadiski • of Scobey- bnrtd, to David P. Atehinon. 3 lots on chance. Sea that you insert it CHAS. G. CONOVER HuuhrooH Munor, Keyport, fl, TBB RTO BANK REOJ8TER. YoW (.(The best diet for Infants, Growing Children, Invalids, villo underwent ah operation for in James Crowloy to CTinrlcs A.'Savagc. ternal trouble at the Lon(f Branch hoa- Lot at Idenl Boach, Keanaburtf, 91. ' - fertisementinay b*> fever so good 'Aged., It agrees,with the weakest digestion. pital last week. Sho is rapidly're Murgartt M, £.ntwl iv ana Edward O,, «0U cant expect replies urtlfei;8 It' **HQmiOK>8*>-atHaiQlB,R&Btaurant*> Fountain*, covering and is expected, home in her hunbAnd, to Thomas W. yrddit with; rft/ M|il-;jr}irnqiatJQQ ™ ,.tra*el vttbauHt -AUb Jceep4rfltimroe.. ^ luncb in a faiinnto. "Bhort while. EtORh WWtt tnmt also; tewdy taeitt. Convenient—nutritions. BBP BANK REGISTER Page T
Ii !••••••••• MISS LA RUE, didn't I have tins bathroom NEWS FROM HIGHLANDS. Tie Best Corrective "* BODY AND FAQAL MASSAOF, CMoken fox fNfMut Ainonf tho CW1- Uanleurtauf, Bhompoolnir. Uulp Trcntment • put in long ago. It is so clean and beau- NEW OJnOESI O1--S0NB OP AMfcfc- - dm of tn« and prevent! va^f the numerous DOUMDB BmiTirun, MCCIIANTO Bvumt, tiful that I feel provoked thinking of all that time IOA WSTA11BD, Chicken pox is prevalent here nnd STOUT, 1 thoro Is hardly a child in tho village ailments caused by defective Phont ESQ-J. that I worried alone with the old bathroom," or irregular action of tho or- Pattenon Building, Don't wait until you can say that when a Bttrtotbail Tsttni Beorg-aniiid— who' is not sick with tho disonso or p|RS. CARLE & CARLE, Trnrnii FonuiO. Among' tin who has not been sick with it, Among gans of digestion—is found '(Statttfai'cP bathroom put in by us will mean tho latest victims of the ailment are 60 BROAD STREET, Bolfllerii at Bttnay Hook ana a a-ourna- in tho safe, speedy, certain Boom 7, EUner Kuildinff, Ilro.d St., R«d Bank So much to you now, nitnt Btftirtafi—FUnen Club ronnefl, Murion Desmond, daughter of James y TelephBiie UU), Desmond; Louise HurtliKorne, dnuRh- d Grmduatisi of American Bchool Pf The followingg oflkdrfokd t were inKtiille and time-tested homo remedy INSURANCE. Klrkivllio, Mo, * H. W. REYNOLDS a SON, by tthh e SSUFI H off AipurluAla IUHI Wodnus tor of Willlnm Hurtshorno; May Ofllco Hou«; 1:30 A, M. to 8^0 P. M. Plumbing, Heating, Tinning. duy night: Frawloy, daughter of Peter V, Fruw- Life, Fire, Accident, 3D Ea&l Front St., Red Bonk. ley; and Dorothy and Alice Fields, AttTHUR C. SWIFT, itViil COIH daughters* of Walter Fields. •** CIVIL ENGINEER AND StUW Vim t'ri'Hiiluiit—H, H, Ihlliipw, Health, Burglary llrood nnd Uonmenth itraeta. KiHToUry—iMmrk-H IIIIIIIIMII'K. Mrs, Warren Matthuws is kept in- Phone 180.L. RED DANK, N, J. J'-llllllll'llll Hl'CTctuiy—.1. I', lIllKllIllKlTlllllllT . doors by sickness. and Casualty, TreiLNtlViT—TlIlllH H. •1-UIH!. Sold everywhere, la bmea, JOe,, 2S«, R. • '.in.lurKir—J. J, Hnnl(,'i>. The weok of prayer Rurvices at the B. F. KINO, UIUKUIU Kuanl—Wlllliim DoiiUy Reformed church closed Friday night, STRONG COMPANIES D VETEIUNAnY BURGEON AND i'ubl lifiiMliiunt—J, K, Huffman, All tho meetings were well attended, REPRESENTED, SIIHEWSBUttY, NEW* JERSEY, Bnokotbftll Team Tho Christittn Endeavor society will Ovdrotomy porfonnod on bitches with MrfM! moot tomorrow at Mrs, Thomas I. Wall Paper] iafctr. The MclroBo athletic club baHkot- Also doga treated with Scrum fo* DtotenapCT tai ball team huH boon reorpranized. The Wofcott's. • GEORGE M..-S. GOFF pluyera arc Robert and Edward Hon. Rev. G, Bell Close, representing the Telephone 2I1B, Eatontown, N. J. nossoy forwards, Murk Touney and anti-saloon league, spoke Sunday Wan Paper! jHENDRICin STOUT. Alox Martin guards, Thomas Lyons morning at the Reformed church,. L, H. STRYKER, - An entertainment with stereopticon VETERINARY SURGEON, center, and Joseph Hunter substitute Sample Line of 1913 Designs BBBBIFF'S BALE. Public Servlco BuiMtng. Tolephona UL Would be pleased to have the center. The team will play its first pieturoH us a feature will be hold next liy virtuo iif [i writ of 11, fu,, to ma dl- RiBldenco, 81 Shrewsbury Avenue. Telephone 1»* Came tomorrow night at Atlantic Tuesday night in the Hoformed Now Complete. rcictf'ii, iMHiiej out of tlio court of Chan, RED BANE, N.J, Highlands. Most of their games will chapel. cory of tho F4t;ue of Now Jersey, will be privilege of showing you the , Mrs, Cecil Conovur Before placing that 'order for nxpOHCfl to Hillc lit Tilllilii' vnilllui', on PRNEST A. AREND,' bo played away from home. William i.s on the sick MONDAY, THH NlMiTKIiNTli DAY OV *-• ARCHITECT, Huntur is manager of the team, Jist. that papering job, get in ,touch MNUAHV, 10H, liptwecn tlifl lioiirH of 105'jW. 40th Street. New York City, George SofTel bought a horse from 1U:OO o'cloyk mid B:UO oVlock (at 1:00 Klnmnnth Bttlldlntf, Artury Pork, N. J. new Winter models inBrokaw Soldlera' Bowling' MutchcH. with me, ii'doclU, In tho iifloriifjnn of HOid dny, nt Residence, Broad Stmst, Red Buk, N. J. William C, Ely of Holmdel last week, tho court hoiiHo, l-'reoliold, in the town. Specialist in country work. A bowling match was started last William Decker, son of Peter See my beautiful line of Wall Hhip of Kreehold, county of MonmouUi, Telephone Connection«. Clothes for Men and Boys, week among th-e companies jit Fort Dockerce,, has gone'tgoneto New York,'wherYork,where Xtiw JvfHoy, , • Hancock, Each team will bowl ten h e will-billb e employeldd thisthi , winterit . HHe Paper and got my prices. All' iliiit triiet or parenl of lancl and TOHW S. APPLEGATE & SON, panics with each of the other eompaii- I will return to Colt's Neck in the li'H, liuruinuftei' iiiirtleulriiiy d«. * I COUNSELLORS Al LAW, There is the good kind of Wall , Hituate, lyliifj aiul belnjf in thoDavidson Building, Broad etrert. The great variety of, colors and ies. The tuum from tho 113th com- {spring to work on his father'^farm, Paper and'the other, ••«:., lH)ioij|;h of l-'alr Jlavun, in the county of R«n BANK. N, pany is ahead, having bowled four i Charles Leonard, who is employed Alrnmtl and Htatc of Now Jursey, be. games and won four. The 48th com. by Samuel Hardy, is laid up with When you want the best at the Klnnlnt; ut si sitont o nn thes and forty-live nnd Mrs, Annie Hand, as secretory. Mr. HoTBfall's place. In some eases FRANK CHAMBERS, minutes east, twenty-two chains and R. HERBERT B, WILLIAMS, 57-year reputation for fair dealing The first meeting was held Friday forty-two links along Wilson Chadwlck's D SURQESURQEOON DENTIST, where gravel has been sold for jobs 26 W. Front Street, Red Bank, N, I, land anil others to the place of beKlnnlng, Graduata Universitii y off PennsylnulPl l night at Mrg. Fred Johnson's, Prizes along the river the gravel has been Containing twenty.one acres and forty. Offiee Dayita Bed Banki Mondayg, Wsdn —and at prices that'have the true were won by Mrs, Annie Lawrence, Telephone 588. Keven hundretltliK of un acre, more or And Saturdays, Miss Sadie Hand and Mrs, Annie taken down the river in scows to the lem. Surveyetl by William Tlirockmor- 120 Broad Street Red Bank, N. 3, Hand. The club will meet next Fri- places where it is used. ton, April, ibBS. And intended to bo tho ring of value. Gift of a Blcyele, BSDS WANTED. Kiiiiiq land and prnmlaes conveyed to W, M. THOMPSON, day' night at Mrs. Sarah Bishop's. I'rudenro O'Brlon (wife of .John O'Brien) DENTAETL L SURGEON, Pool-fioom BuilnBig tola. Last week Mrs. Lewis S, Thompson' by Benjamin D, Haiiue and Louvenla S. M Nat'l Bank Buildinir, Bank, M. * Iliinoo, hit) wiff, by cl.jed bearlnj,' date Hoori Arthur Smith has bought Rennie-made a New Years present of a biey- I BROKAW BROTHERS _cl£ to John . Kelly,Isoii-of --Barnard- jiuB^Lflrst^Sfigâud^cucnrdotUintlie -Brown'a-pool—room-business in theKelly. The boy's father is employed offlco of tho clerk of the county of Blon. BnJrDrTHROCKMORTONr Kelly building on Bay avenue. Mr. o'clock P, M,, February 2d, 1914, at the moutli in Book 313 of Dieda, on pages D DENTAL SURGEON, Astor Place and Fourth A venue Brown has gone to New York for the on the Brookdali 'farm, which* is 33, utc, and fi'omwhicch saiaidd deedd the OFFICK : owned by Mr, Thompson, office of the borough clerk, borough fi gff descriptioditi n was ttakenk , No. B Broaa'Strett. Red Buk, N 1, rest of the winter. • Exceptingpg! ! and l^H^r^ m the NEW YORK CITY * Ksw Bailroafl Bulkhead. Ankle Sprained. ' hall, Red Bank; N, J,, for approxi- abovb e describedi d tract all the following PlR. FRANK L. MANNING. Mrs. William Riddli} la laid up with tract of land and premises conveyed by U " SURGEON Trains have been running from mately eleven hundred seventy-two Prudence O'Briin tu tho township of Subway Station at Door Highlands to Seabright since Friday. a sprained ankle. She was " walk- Shrott-Hburv, in tlio county of Monmputh, Broad itieet, opposite Fort & Miller1*. 1 ing across a room when she tripped (1,172) square yards of street paving, (a inunifipai corporation;, Ly dead dated Tlie railroad company Is building a and fell, causing her injury, Septoniljer 13, -1010, aM recorded in the R, A. W. JEWETT, -. new bulkhead at Normandie and fill- said paving to be one course, reiii .Jionniouth eountv clerk's •oiflee. at-Free- D DENTIST. ing in the washout with stone. About William Patterson, son of Peter V, hold, in liuolt b'97 Of Deeds, pages 10B, Room 14. Second Natfonn! Bank edncrete. etc, iK'intf a .strip of land to be used-as d RBD BANK, N, J 200 loads of stone will be required to Patterson, has, recovered from a cold, rriFid and more particularly described as fill the washout, • after being laid, up three weeks, Plans .and'specifications can be ob- •follows; Begijiniiifj at a point in theY\R. WILLIAM ROSE, ' easterly side of, Hanee (rtenue, where the Enfafemini Announced, David • Soffer-Bpent two days last iJ ...... DENTISTS 3 ' i week with his slater, Mrs. John Mc- tained from George D, Cooper, bor sam? 1« internected by the •northerly'Una- ioeeesior to Dr. E. F. Bordaa, Mr, and Mrs, Joseph W. Andrews Veigh' of PlaJnfleld, of landH of Prudence O'Bfle'n; thence.(i) Gas adminlitared, __ __ of Hobokeii have announced the enough engineer, 8vtnty-on.> feet to a (itone standing WILLIAM H, POSTER, house, • five dollars ($5,00),* lit the Kouthpast corner of lands of WiU ™ ,REAL ESTATE. plSUilANCl . Miss Andrews is a grand-daughter of The ladies' aid. society will meet Fri- liiiin ('yrc-liiu and the ostati1-of W. Tabor AND LOANS. David R. Andrews of this place. ' The borough coun:il reserves Parker, nn.l at the northeast corner of EATONTOWH, NEW JO1 day night at Mrs. Frank Bloodgood's, >h liindN uf the aforesfal.i I'rudenco O'BrJen: Brief Items. John Harvey spent Saturday at rijht to reject any or all bids, tlieuv-e 12) riloiia; the easterly side of , COOPER, Bernard Creighton's " autpmobile New York. landH of the said Prudence O'Brien south CIVIL EN OINEEE. got stalled,"near the'washout,.in the thirty decrees thlrty-'flve minutes east, Suoeeiior to Gee. Oooptr, C. * . -• 'A, C. HARRISON, twenty ftt-t and JialtT of an inch; thence Poitoffics Builfliiw, BED BAN deep sand in fi-pnfc,bf the • Normandie (U) parallel with the fiwt coiirse and dis- hotel last Fi'tlay "afternoort. The SB-ELECT OFFICERS. Borough Clerk, of the .Borough of Red tant twenty feet at riLjht angles there. from fourteen hundred and seventy-one pEORGE K. ALLEN, JR., machine was hauled,; out by 'Tiorses. feet, more or less, to tho easterly side of ** CIVIL ENOraBER AND enenBYETOB R Otto Gnutsch'ey's machine got stuck in John Ur ApplBg'ate, , Si-,7 Agaih. Hanee ayenuo at'orfiKaid: thence (4) along Eoom 7, Pattorinn BilBuildd in g.B Bro»fl SWtf, Monmoutli Bar Association, tlie i.instGrly side of Hanee ayenue north RED BANK, N. J, the same spot Friday" night. '; 1 At the annual meeting of the Mon- BIDS WANTED, thirty-one dosrtea thirty-five minutes 1 Advertised letters are^ at the- post- west, twenty feet and halt1 " of an inch to TACOB C. SHUTTS, office for Mrs. John Finrierty, Mr. moutli county bar association - at the place of beginning . For a public V AUCTIONEER, „ •and-Mi's. 0. ^V-^^riaiam3IiaÂririux- "Freehold Tuesday of last week all the Public nutate is hereby given that iperial iittentlon mvea to aalei of t Magee, Mrs, M, B; Morris, Miss E, erev rfe-t-loutedr _. . . . ._. tract of land is to John S, Applegate, Sr,,. of Red Bank, the.'mayor atii council, at a meeting be after the first tract, or seconflly, Tocld and Mrs. Georgi'Ogle. ' •'•-': to be Jield at borough hall, in tha bor- " the flrst tract does not sell for Telephone 264. A RiiinelyÔlds ^p; Run Your j . The Red Mem and the Degwe of president'; William H, Vredonburgh a suilicient amount of mopey to pay the of .Freehold, viSA'president; Henry S, ough of Rumson, New Jersey, at 8:00 amount: decreed to Elizabeth Bot-aen, L, EDWARDSt Poiahontos will hold a public, "rais- o'clock P.' w,,- January 26th, 1914, for W• COUNSELLOR AT ing up" of officers tonight. Refresh- Terhune of Mtttewhir, treasurer;• and 1 Second national hank of Rea Banlt. N, J,, LOMQ BSANOH, N. J.. (Postoffles " Feed Grinder James D^Cartori of Asbury Park, sec- thoi following Tnotoi' drifen equipmint body corporate, and-Charles H. Ivint, . EATOHTOWN. N, J,. (Ad ments and a social tijne will be en- foe the fire department: Witll COBtS," ; joyed after the meeting. *"' d'etary. The trustees are the_above of- flijixed as the projiorty of Prudanoe ficers'•and Judae Joljii E, Foster'of TWQ (2) -fembination chemical au- U'Rrion, et alK, taken in execution at the R«;A, F. voss, T rims the grinder whenever you please The Methodist ladies' aid- society Atlantic Highlands, David S, Crater, tomobilea,. » suit Of Elizabeth Border), ana to b§ sold D OSTEOPATHIO PHYSIOIAK, will meet tomorrow afternoon with A.- C. .Hartshoi-ne ami J, ,Clarence Sfjecifieatiîi will be furnished upon In the Eisner Bailding', Room IB, Mrs, A, "R, Held,...Special services are WILBERT A. BEECROFT, Sheria. and it's sure to stay till the job is done. Conover of Froa'iold, Senator John W, application By' tho borough clerk, in ALSTON BEEKMAN, Bul'r, Red Bank. N,M being hold at the church every night Slocum and Wilbur, A, . Heialey of the.boroughôf Rumson, New Jersey. Dated pecember'22d, 1918, "t?29.24.J Telephone 184. It nntoiih- runs teed grinders but it will do any kind of this week, • •: ...• •long Braneh urn John J, Ely. or' •Each" proposal must be'endosed in f\R. SNM, J. WOLFERT, Dr. George \V. Taylor will leave Freehold. a sealed envelope, endorsed with the Hotici. Vfovk* yqu have for it. It's always ready. And no tomorrow mcJrninpr to take a post , , , ,,, ,.,••.,.•., , , ,-"-.i William 11. Casler and Lytlia Aflell *•* OSTEOPATH. A lnr vt tne s sslon p e, and marked re • 01 Broad street, Red Hank, N.J. graduate course in dentistryisrt the ! Pg pW ' ' . ? was taK- of tha bidder, and marked re- easier, aaminiPtrators of Peter OraduBte of Philadelphia college of OatiO]»tjJi matter wiiut the job may be, will do it hi quick time. ,on up/in "dlsLUHi'hg the topic, '•Ee- speEtively '•Proposnl for,Combination (It'cf-asert, !iv nrcier of tilt: HurrOBate Of PhiladelphincoIloBesf Anatomy. And Post BM» Univorsity of Pvnnsyh'ania, •, .- i. . ... Chemical •Automobiles." All bids the cSunt}* of Jlfinmputh. hpreljy wive no- ! ate of Atnefican pchool of OateopBthy at EiHB> Mr, and Mrs. Raymond'Doering of 'solved, that our coastwise trade should- not bo excmpti.-ii by i\v) United States must be in the hands of the clerk by to brinB' In . tUeir ilobts, di>mantl.* nnU e tn visit ua and have us show you New York spent Saturday and Stin- 1 eight o'clock -sharp. olnlniH CiûiiiHt t!iu Civ M. pf'Hif ai.il 'I'iiMnas S, Stout, Vfltrinarinn. of flewie Stout, ar-ccasea, by in i »t UL t. U whore thej- will spend the-balance of Samuel KnliHi'h at Freehold Tuesday of the Hiiriv,y;:tto of tli" county of of I I mi i i midi'r o;ith or HIM I i DOGS, CATS, TOY DOGS. • lion will i u I the winter, of Inat %vtok. Holmes V. Deiiise "Bf, Monmoutii, hti-ebv R\VI> nntlcn tn i\\% in I i t iin Hi l\ i DniitiliiiK DOLH, (utH »«'• Unviei i A dunce was held Mondny night in Freehold wa- elected ,as foreman of crciiiLors of tho Raid (locOLiHorl to l.-rlnq UH-.I ' .l.i. n ii t II 1 111 11 tllL\ WHAT WE DO! Hi their dHitH, d»iiianHinn.'it|ii!i, v/iihiti nlnp \ CLEANÂRPETS, CLEAN RUGS, MAKE AWNINGS Adrian J. I,, H.--;mnell, Ocean Grove 1 i \\ Miv iind Mrs. Chaiios Schnoicldr of A:. EuKenu Thoîpsoii, Asbury Park; irnnt th»' Uilfd H:iv ..;' .i;tli';nry New York apent Sunday at their sum- 1011, or Un..y v.-ll; In; f>j:<\v!' lj-iri-'.a 6; Notice of Settlement of Account. »a,t oiphm rciiit or ttin . We Don! Like Dirt, SI % j ly. of this place; who has been sick Keyport; Wil];;-.ni" J. Tnntum. Crenm i nt\ Xi "M mm )\itli on I ii" 'T thp DO YOU 1 , • •three wseks, is getting better. • • !). Lojiffstroct, Holm. vii 'I tiiw-i it 11 am 1 nt i (. IK( ilw oL J Inn ii \. A V, The R'nd'JIen are negotiating for n idge; Gnvivi I III i i Li *• t CARPETS DVED, ' . CURTAINS. plot of ground on Bay avenue for a liofT, Eatontown; Ed. For Lul U 1 I iV 1 111MI f, nt() ! > 11 10 a in . JUf i l nth gar C. Belmar R. D,; Dr, 1 11 ' 1 1 p m Jutnlnya i r: r hall for their lodge. U i4 ]1 'On i Ml 1 p m (iii irdun. •J. •.-•mar, Ijong Branuh; Thomas Lyons returned home Mon- Charlew REAL ESTATE t.S i ForAUuntn-Citj i till is m ^ 10 4 41 p in Hohiiea Wycl;c Allentowu; Howard L-IIII rln U 1( (i n ' p ra Notice of Settleirent of Account. day after a week's visit nt his home at I t it 1 1> ii ul \ \ m I >w ' i, ill o John Lane of Lakewood were Sunday . ©j • NLV. York onh uulit 1 mil t it. i 1 v tin urroi,nt(> ind . • • , 64 WHITE StREET. ton, Spring Lake; Wi]lmm C, HarHtt Tell Us Your Wants i IOIII 1 l"i s Ltlinunt t) tlif oiiih ini visitors hew. • ' shorne, Enali-litown, and Stephen Holmes Matthews of Favmingdalo BRANCH (tin L ft tin tmiiti "1 "Unrmimitli on Talffphone 32-M P, Dey, Perrinvtjlle, : A\D II in In Un inn 1.1 nth il ii "t I Lbru- spent Sundny with his son, Clarence ii \ I> J'lll 1"S R MLROAD F. Matthews. Q I) i'. il 1). . ( mli l 'Otli, \ Tl 1 Tirn( lablo n'tTLCt Dr imbiiJ t l i" (,\i HI i i n -v \MH Peter Peterson and son William of POLICE CLOSE 11EUES, Newark spent Sunday with Mrs* K, s TRAINS I CWL RI D BANK " 7 or. is we ^ i win m IJCH Second National Bank Building For M«t wan uul TNrtt Amboj 15 I (•< 11 71 ON RULE TO BAB CKEDITOBS. Packer, ,, Np Buuaasf'Bliow Allowed la Brpaiway , m 1 11 H I1 .l (t only) Mat nun onlv) 7 I . " 11" 141,11 I 1 Mllltoi M I\OtlCC Earliag, Johnson &Frake Co Calvin Parker, Leon Liming and 1'luater at long- Brftncli. RED BANK, N, J. CIituu4ti oiK) 1 7 (Jl it ™JII unli 'II > [) m Sunilnl s fcfc I1 I ' li in • It 11 It (Mut I- (, npi O \\ aleiman, executor of .Tana Samuel Smith are on a trip to Vir- r I 1 Hindi n tktens. (1, liv ordir of tlio s.ur Contractors and •uilders. No show was {riven in- the Broadway v. i lonly) (IVIU-H in " ly) 1 IkMIkMntiwin) ) ginia. • ' , theater at Loirn' Branch Sunday do- •KJIllj) •> ' I IU i if, U. ot tin county of Wonmouth, here- New York Address: r And Dealers in AH Kindt of Miss Eileen Layton spenfr-Friday spite the bold sstan8 taken by Walter For T IIT- il-cth imil Nt irk B l ( !7 7 n 7 14 i In i,li(_^ notiro to tlie crertitora of the I 1 nd lie. eiseil tn bilnn in their debts, de- BUILDING MAT1RIALS,< WOOLWOHTH BUIL.DU (.(Ntivirk only* 7' b >f (Npiiav uiiU), ln and SatuMay at New York. Rosenberg, manager of "the place, nt- (Mi ii iî*. uTl 7i -I —in 1 il 2 13 iJ" I >n >"il ' n itm«. a^'Lin^t thfe eitute of BRIDGE AVENUE, * Mrs. Edward Woi-th has been very when ho declared that he would five I . Room 23O7, V't> rfr (LJirjU raraiv lv •> ' 7 1- •)<)'•-1 i.Mi 1' ('•'-itunl i> onli) •) E7. Bitloiatea f umiBhed on all fc!n4§o f 7 IS 3 11 v in Sund \y »ri l •" H 11 il n m , MOttGEO WATCHMAN. a visfibr in town last week. r work. Mr, Rosenborir had obtained nn or- 2 li, \H •> 1* t% 701 Kl)i.8J3b t ljlpm ~~ OBDINANCE ô7~124~ FOR' Satiafaction guaranteed, Ivy Brown of Newark was a visitor der from Samuel KallBoh, a supreme DELISLE^S Wot Icons' Brunei). Aahury l'urk, Oi-caii Grove. N ()FU>IN\NCIJ PROVIDINO here last week. • . court justice,, restraining tho police Point PlL-nant aiiilinturmHiato Btations \Ui 'IHL 1 K'li:\SlON OI' THE i l PHONES, ¥arfl( 49T-J 1 Ffimous French Restaurant (Mvtid-iyi escorted) 6 0( H '1.I0W, 10 Jl &.m William J. Huntei is spending to- from making any arrests at the the- 12 28. UB1 1 17 (Saturjaj only). 2 01 2 )!> 1 iis 01 nn s,u\vran STLSTISM OF day at Newark. ater on Sunday. The -polrernM€ no" (Saturdny»only).4Br 151 C4I, (L\CL|itMitur 'I'llK KOHOUCHOP UKI> BANK AN» AT ALLAIRE day ) 5 C4, C 2<-. C ii 7 li 10 41 p in Sunday Till, CONBTRIJCTrON-Ol'* A IJATV Albert Hartsgrove has been laid up nrrests but th«y prevented the show l^f. 6 21 10W, 10 11 10 U .1 m.liû 2GJ KltAL SEWER AND CONNIPTION .with sickness. „ frombeinp given., About seventy peo: Open {or the 16th Season 5 11, 6 rl 10 18 (i. tn l\' I)UID<.n AVLNUC, EXTDNDINO Perry Adair of.Newark spent Sun- For Vtt okold via Mntawnn andC K R of N. J , •piie were in the theater when-the po~ —5-7 57, 01!, 1157 ini 141 4 2t,, G C71>. m 1 RORI 'i tin purarNT SHWIBK IN lilicco arrivedid . TorîrFtrfattrlOTHr^trfatl T f,unda> ') J T m 1 14 8 rl> p in MONMOIITH EiTRUET-JN A 8OU*H- the building and everybody left with 1 1UA DIRECTION TO THU NORTlf- FIRST CLASS FRENCH RESTA.U. LEAVE NEW YORK TOK RED BANK. ) HL.Y SIDIJ Of OAKLAND BTBBJDT. BTSIBTBAOHS BBABE SIOPIOT. out making any oTjjectioiis; . The po- RANT A LA CARTE O. R. It. of N J . foot of Liberty otrwt. 4 to, 8 30 Funeral Director and Embalmer. licemen then prarded tho doora and 1000. 1110 a. in 1 00 (SiturdajJonli) 120 'ioc.nrnmt WITH THE APPURTB- Agbuiy Pfirk Firm Sifatriiiuten §1,000 allowed nobody except, employees of Open AH the Year (Snlurdnvi only) 110,1 B0. 3 40, 4 45.5 00. G 30, NANC1 S THERLTOR AND THUI 5 11, 6 30 y 00 U 01, (mtdniKht). Sundayi, 4 00, MANNER OF: ASSESSING THE COST Amoug- Its Employeos. the theatisr to enter the building. EeUblished New York I860 AND MXPIJNSE THEREOF. ALL OALLS WILL BE GIVEN MV PERSONAL ATTENTION. Stcinb^ch company of Aabui-y 8 4) 19 lfi 10 00. i». m • 2 SO, -1 00,8 SO.') 00 p. m Bo It Ordulncd by tho council of tbft .WMS.DE LISLE C. R It ofN. J.foot of Wcot23iiBtreot.820. 9 50, borough Qt Rpil Bunk Pjjik last week dibtributed a per- 1120 a. m ; 12 50 (Saturdai a only), 1 JO Satur- 1. That a lateral sower with tho centage of it1, profit fiom tlio holiday Tulephorvo 392. dttyu onlj ) 120, ,< W 3 30, *5 40. 1 30. 4 E0. C 2a Li_t)£,^ry connections tlioufoc bo 0011- WM3TC STREET, RED-BANK, N. I. G20, 8 50.1160 p. hi Sutidiiyn. 8 35,0 OB. 9 60 Bti'ijctoil in BrldRo uvenut. cxtondlnff business amonp its employees. The n m • 2 20-.! 50. 8 JO, 8 Kb n. tft. Irom tho present ufwei ajntoni in Moo- Tel. 673-IVI p amount distributed wu6 over $1,000. Geo. W. Sewing, Pcnn R. 11.7th Av6ttnd82dStront. M.Y.,704.»W. mouth Mtreet lit a soutboi IV direction t» This is the third year this firm, has JJ. ZANDERS H 12 a. rii. 12 Ji J IJ 4 21 (Saturdays execp- the northerly Rlda of Oakland atroot, ba ttd)el2p m. Sundays. 8 38,930, U 12 a.m.. tho fUntunco whatsit may CHAIRS AND TABLEb FOR ALL, OCCASIONS. shown its appreciation of tho faithful Contractor and Builder, 1 30, 512 p nu 2 Tliut tho pipes reuuUed in the con- service of its employees in this man- Ponna IL IU Dudaon Teitnjnnl «a vr»th Automobile Painting 1110 »- tn , U 27 (Saturday only). 12 30, 3 42, whicfhnllh bnaloa unde sower r thshalo l Hrotmcct a percentage basis. The employees 4 2S (SattrnJays cictiilcd). 512. p to.Bun - outsido of the sales departments wcie dsy* 830.930.U10a.tn.13a6nD.in. atreo3 ta superintenden hat tho conatructlot H of »i»t'l. aowwr 4 Thabo tunde thor costht oand HUpotvie>lo e*pei«se> •o/ rflucto «•• given", feed suma^ EEp BANK GARAGE COMPANY, OFFICE IN EISNER BUILDING. For further pattlculnra eeo tlme-tablea at newer shall itdbe aiseMHeit l In tho ""ngf Def«6tlvs eyeateht ttcncrallr tha cause. Comet tho oyoelffht by stotlonu. newemovldcr shald bly b the oaiseMHei General l InBoroug tho """ngh A«f, Room 3. L. W BEHIIY. Superintendent. N. T. mA h. B. ReVlModn obf 18»7h J ibiibdd ttho i»mon*intwuh A»« and ttu>headach e i« • thloft of the past. Few ootualtetian. QUw«« THE REGI3TEK'&. Bridge aventfe, near station, tl0re DR. STILES* Doctor of. O ' many* Why, not try and I.. B. R. H. this Gth day ot Jomiary, -^ •r W*dn«d«». Nut Vblt WMluni^r. January 280. JPrices reasonabljs and • estimate* i of All Klndak- , D. N, BELL. Gen. Pasa. Avent, PeBd. KB,- Houra: itoBP, M. At Second NatiooiU Bank Building, Rooms W, C HOPE. Gca'l Pasnmser Airaot. Oeatra) Attest ment. Estimate* Cheerfully Farnlmhad. A C HARnlf.O\, Clerk RANK
Sale Thursday, January Manufacturers' Surplus Stocks and Samples at Plain and plaited bosoms with attached cuffs; also soft bosoms with soft cuffs and separate collars, some with collars attached. i Regular prices $2o00* $1.50, $1,25 $1.15. All colors guaranteed. Sizes 131 to 18, Our price
s> Ii DAVIDSON BUILDING BANK
The Largest Clothing Shop iri the State V This store will close evenings at 6:00 o'clock, Saturdays excepied, until further notice # •#•
<-X«:«X«K":~>K«:^>:"K~X-*H'<~K~X^ New Officer! of Junior American Mechan- NEWS ics Installed Isot Weak. The Junior American Mechanics had un orange feast at a meeting: on Tuesday night of last week, at which BULKHEADS AND BATH-HOUSES SWEPT time the naw officers of the lodge we're installed by the Senior Past Councilor s AWAY BY STORM. Alex L, MeCloes. The officers are; ' C»iinell>ir—Jnlm L. Kly. 1 Jillihir p:\Kt L'OUUfliiii —I -"IIM1 It. KU-UlrK, Vii-i.- lMtiiiu:il"r -1 l.ir..1,1 New,Point Comfort Beach Company Erecting .\sdistam i-fi-urilinif MT vi'i;i r<• —Tnylnr I'lilllCO.
Stand Pipe Funeral of Richard Brown Held Tues- •' 11 — ihllill Lillli; i11 •:.>t. ! .-•t-ntinvl— J'-'DI S. li'iiincM, day of Last Week—William G. Qerieke BulSding] li,: Ht-lltilU-1— Wlllisilll It, 1'i'ilV, • ("IiHiiliiin -linwrmi T, VAy. House for jersey City Woman. ;rrtiHli-.rf—.Inlin H, Hu]iii..H, ,1 ,\I.'X (,)iw. T_he water drain on Raritan Avenue Sawmill BeopeiUfl. hood of the Methodist church last William II. Johnson reopened his iit New Poiirt~~Cmiifort~QTiTrtiiW(rd"" TDIaudetl:pniwmlUîrThlrnrdHy;TlTuroT •iuiing-" the storm last week end the ^ bevth.a VanVeclcen of Jersey ! Campbell mid Joseph Wvt'koff loatibtd was badly washed out. The : 1 City has been spending a few days at havinjy low sawed up into •,building bath houses "adjoiningjg E. A, MomVomVs uci" rturnuun- home,_ ,o#-ni Eas,..„,„t Shore niHtpvmiil fof r new*'outbuildings'biUJi . pa\ilioili n wurud' d'sptroyet d by thu storm.; street at New Point Y!omfort* Tlw bulkhead in front of the Camp, • W, E, Wallinjr is building ;>a burn Auction HextWtduBiiiiay, JJahh n propertty was bbrokek n ddow n and !I in htheroar of- his store on Main Cluiney S, Holm&swill Hell his farm- the land b«hiiid away. Four! street. Bismark Liidlow of Port ing: iniplymuntK and live stock at auc- lurRu trees on the property were : Monmouth IK doitm the work. ' tion ntxt WudntsdBy. H« moved last undermined L. 0, Tourtellot of Briyohne and week from his farm to. his house in Stand • John B. Hain of Jersey ''~C\iy~ havS itho vUl"P«- The New Point, Comfort Beach com- i !'uul* popping at their summer homos : Churoii Organist •; pany will erect n new stand'pipe near ; i'ejc for a few day a. j Miss Carrie Hance is kt-jt indoors their pumpinj; ctation. The new pipe I Mrs. Sophia Bauer, manager of the I with.sickness. Her place as organist will be 15 feet in diameter and 100 Washington house last summer, is i of the Reformed church was taken by feet high. It will weiffh,60,265 pounds now employed in a large hotel at Ith- i a substitute on Sunday :ind will have a capacity of about 100,- j aea, New York. : 000 gallons. This Will greatly in- Mr. and Mrs. W. W, Ramsay ' and' „-*",. , . L , crease the water pressure at New Mrs. Stephen Wilson have been vis- ' Harry btryker. who has been an- Point Comfort. The stand pipe now itinff Mr. and Mrs. E, F, Manninji of ! ployod. as chauffour. tor Edmund Wil- k ls spe n ev used by the company [a fifteen feet "in! JerseMry. anCity.d Mrs- , Percy ,Ro.snagle and ' i™" °Lat hiWs P^homeS here whil"ê Mr^ .^™' diameter and thirty feet daughter of Irvington spent Saturday ! i's'on. .a hunting trip in North Richard and Sunday at their summer, homo Carolina. being dead and the New Year having entered into his own we are planning for greater The furerBl of Richard Brown was here. v • „ .-. Jiekl at the Methodist church last The condition of Miss Bertha Tuesday in charge of Rev. J. W. Mrs, Katherine McKee of New York | Hance, who has been very sick, is things, . -.' • , ' \\ •_'*•••: 'Power. Mr, Brown died last week of spent part of last week with Prof, ' much improved. Miss Hanee was for pneumoniia afteftr a shorh t sickness. He and Mrs. Henry Klaas of-the Beach- Meveral years principal of the Shrews- was 47 years old. The body was bur- wav. bury avenue school at Red Bank, It is not that we commenced 1914 by making good resolutions for we believe'that in ied, in Green Grove cemetery at. Key- Sedriek Hurley of Farmingdale was Garrett Tucker of Delaware Water port. Mr. Brown leaves a widow r townn last Friday looking for a site Gap, who has been %-iaiting Charles S. lTo and blacksmith Ely, has gone to Florida for a short most cases "only those who breaks them make them!" • • ft and three children, Elizabeth, Melissa !s j,0D ' | sojourn. ami Richard.- He also leaves two j jjr anfl'Mrs'E'J brothers and two sisters, William and I York Iwsnti The union week of prayer services In spite of unsettled business conditions, we have just closed a'very successful busi- Robert Brown, Mrs. Henry Moore and hnmo t thrii closed FridSy night, Large attend- Mrs. LeCompte, ' ° e anccs marked all of the meetings. ness year. We did nothing spectacular but month in and month out ''kept at the forge," Mr, and Mrs. E. N:. Wilso. .n of Ar| - John Sickles of New Brunswick Now House at Season Beach. their daughter,! spent part of last week with his broth- William G, flericke is building ft Mrs„. Charle_ s, Gravea, , , , i ers, Fred R. and Tunis Sickles. By good advertising, united efforts of our force and by selling good honest pianos at hon- new house oa Beacon Boulevard at Harry Osborn has bought a new | Victor Dean Kenney spent two days Beacon Beach for Miss Lizzie Croad automobile. Mr. Osborn recently lost i inst week fit New York, where'he at- est prices we know we continued to .deserve the titlel)f the leadini piano house in Mon of Jersey City, The contract price ie his machine by fire. tended the automobile Hhow. $1^600. The'house will contain seven Samuel Clark of New York was ini nj Miss HattiBattle KreameKreanier of Newark mouth county and at least one of the leading houses in the state. rooms, bath and improvements. town Fridayy lookingg over hi;: property ; 8pen t Sundayy with her siHter, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Clyrto Carlmxt Serouadoa. on the Creek road . _ ,Fdi Fredericp k k N. BoederBd . on Abthe elutrtzk Creek y roadwill. undergo an oper- ; FredericMm kEinm N.a BoederDorset. t of Hasbrouck Pianos have been shipped to over THIRTY different cities and towns thus Bringing Mr. ano* Mrn'r'"CTyle"'"Carhart, who ation Aveie married New Years day, were ion tBrs weeit at the St. Luke's hos-1 HeightK hahaww been visiting relatives pitall atN New York. j \\wrLwrL, into our County business that without our enterprise would have gone to New York City. serenaded Monday niffht of last week Willi by about thirty friends. The party William StRnford spent Sunday • Anew culvert has been placed in was invited in the house and spent the with hii.as sonown,, FredericiieuBiiLBk Stanforoidiiiui-du ouif tronfront'ot of i WilliaWilliam (;0., Ely'rJiys placeplaue. evening in darning, singing and play- FarmingdalFarmingdalen,e«alee . • . - ™Edwar d W, Perrin~ • e was a visito" •r at For years we have been able to say each January that the year just passed was once in}: frames, Charlei'les Schmidt, proprietor of the j N^vArk on Friday, Brerner hpuso, is seriouMly sick with ! .- more a little better than the one that preceded it, Brfof Items.. pneumonia m & George W Hit tollhouse A: Son are Three larfjo-'troerf on Church strc-tt , Boaiei Movefl. building .i two room addition to theopposite the suhool havf b(!eii cut l''our bodies in the colored-cemetery We were particularly proud to be able to say this at the end of last year—the year of. t-outh sick- of Mrs Kathei me McKee's down. ut Macedonia were moved last week by houwi on licllcvicw avenue at Point A .new flagpole has'been mot-tvA in 'John Livingston, who is working for our fire. * ,. • •. ' ..*•..•. "' " ComfoiL. The tii-m has .ihout com- the••---• school yard- . Charles Breuse. The bodies Wove pleted woik on a double house for Robert Seflley has been laid up taken to the* Imvying "ground on the Mrs. Mclvco on the sairfe .street Dr. Johnson farm lit Pino lirook. Again we are proud to say it of the year with the "unlucky 18 in it." « Gharlch llhni', Irving Bioander, with sickness, • Fr»nk S. Jolmhon, G. A. Smith, W. L. Hart was. a Newark visitor 1 Thftmao Ahe.irn, Jo.seph Tilton, Dan- on Saturday, But enough of retrospect—let us look ahead. ' • , iel 13. Tilton, C. F. .lonei and l!ii wecKs and will T Last week we ogened it up with a full force and intend to make a vigorous campaign stop at mosl -ol \he large t-ities in ^S^dm^m^ î ^Twh 0 (.? „ ^ ^^ crossing the continent. Holmdel. | hirdly drag about, should profit by for business in Red Bank, Long Branch and surrounding country.- Mra. i-'iorcnê McCallen of Btook- Mrs eraTheodorl of hies Stilwelbrotherl , attendeWilliamd thStile funw - ! - Brill's experience, lyn will build u SIN 100m summer eral of his* brother, William Stilwell i She Bays: "I was in a very weak. Our new salesmen, .Mr, Frank T. Bloom, 0, C, Bowne and. E, W. Rutan wiHiiave home on liclleview avenue. The of Atlantic Highlands, on Friday. runKlown eohdltlon. Life was not house will e»i,l about $1,500 Frank Mrs. Michael Toomey Is slowly u- worth living. I could not'steep, was charge and will be glad to take care of any of their friends in this vicinity who may de- Ij. SeeFey htu) the "onti.-wt. covering from a wrenched ankle • and Tery nervous, stomaoh bad, and was a dislocated shoulder, duo to a fall. The New Point Comfoit sewifiriKg »*,t ante to work r met last Thuihday afternoon'at sire to purchase through them. , • • • ri: Martin Dcppenbrock'K. The cir- pjirtt three weeks, has recovered ••sufli-.j benoflt. I road of will meet tomorrow afternoon with cjontly to bo out. Vlnol helping Borne one In a Blmilftr With the largest force of salesmen we, have ever had, with the best line of makes to ' Gertrude Woelfle. " John P. Schonck bought a cow uteonditlon «o I began' to take it, and It EVa Mehling of Ohio will conr- Blmply did wonders for me. I gained ljti hervices at the Meth the auction on the Frank Hance farm be found anywhere under ône roof aM with our honest intention to be worthy pf-your chureJt during February. Miss at Scobeyville last week. in weight and-1 am now • in better ing held a series of meetings Wjlliam W. Antonidas and family healih and sti-onger, tfiftii ever, f can patronage we trust that you will continue to "think of the other" every time you see ir^Bt winter. attended' the funeral of Charles Cur- nat find worda onouEh to praiss "' *t,i8Jiearly finished on (JharleH tis of Red Bank on Thursday. Vinol."—Mri. W, H. Brill, Racine, Win. Mrs. William Sherman of West either one or thd other. , . — • -^ lew-faonsa at the corner of East ThousandB of women and men who |j;'flCreet ami Fox avenue. The Long Branch is Bpendini» two weekH were formerly weak and iiekly owe • • ... • , ' ' • ' , ••_•'' •- / .*.-.• * ," five rooms, bath and w^th her jjarenta, Mr. .and Mrs-. Wil- liam W. Antonides;' , their present rugged health to the •wonderful etronptb-efeating effects of Stjty) meeting was hold at the 613 Mattison Ave^ and Gastle Hall, ' "•^t Saturday night (to plan Chlokenn Stolon. VlnoL We guarante© Vinol to bum nment to bo" given to Fourteen ehlckona belongingtggtoo MrsMrs. you dp and make you strong. If it Asbury Park ^ Long Branch a JrteW' piano for the gr lin ShepherdShhd , whh o llivei s near doea not wo give, back' your money. ,tho Crescent brick works between Eat- P. S.—For rough, ucaly skin, try «* & by thoontown and^Pine Brook, .were stolen our Soxo Salvo. Wo guarantee It, Ii and i the brother- \Vedn_esday night. Jr., BAuk. \^Z~tt^rtt<^^-^>t"W-'&rt"M^ i VOLUME X-XXVI; RED BANK, N: JM WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1914 PAGES 9 TO 16, N1W BVU.DISOB OH A VAUM, FOUR NEW BRICK STORES or Bog Homo and Milk nouaa nei&f Built Man Dlifl Saturday Altar Blck- on William KurtiUornrB 1'lnco. THEY ABB SEXlfQ BUILT ON WUASF nctil of ft Week, BY FIRE William Unrtshorno is building a ATOTUB. Thomas H. Wallinjr of Keyport died large hop house und milk house on his Huturday of pneumonia afU-r an ill- farm at CdH'ft Neck. Tho hog houRu of u week, Mr. WiillinR -wan mek FERDINAND WHITE AND JAMES WOL-will be one of tho fineiit liuildingH in They Will Coit About fa.OOO—Ths with a severe cold fU'Vera! weeks aô FLAMES CAUSE LOSSES AT RED BANK which porkers havu ever been quur- Ownsr ID Mlgg Lllllun BToCua or t,ong but was about last Saturday week, COTT NOMINATED FOR THIS OFFICE, leri:d in Monmouth county. It will Dvanoh—The Beeoad Story of the when he contnu'tcd more cold whirh AND EATONTOWN. have a Rla.SH roof arranged /or thor- Balldlar Will Be Ulffl na JPl*ti. leveloncd into pneumonia. Mr, Wnll- ough ventilation, Tho floor and sides A brick building'which will contain inK wan 49 years old and leaves a will be constructed of concrete. This four stores with JNntK on the second widow, who was MIBS JesRic Durrua; Lively Interest is Being Shown in Firemen's Elec- work will be done by John Miller, tho floor hns been started on tho cafit side n daughter Gladys and two sisters, William Flood's Double House on Leighton Avenue farmer on thu place. In tho building of Wharf avenue, Red Bank, for Miss Mrs, Charles Anderson of Keyport tion Which Will be Held In March William Cris- will be u .stove to jnoteet small pigs Lillian^McCue of Long Branch. The and Mrs, JameH W. Chadwick of Ho- Gutted by Fire—Damage of $1,000 Roof of from cold weather. building will be directly opposite the boken, Mr. Walling was a member Union hotel.- Cyremus Worth ley of iiell Nominated for Second Assistant Chief- Com- The milk house will have ft cement of the Keyport Masonic lodge and »the Edward Cogan's House Partly Destroyed—Invalid floor. It will be equipped with the Littlo Silver is the contractor., The Red Men, He was president and an panies Getting Other Candidates In Line. mo,t up to date di i will bo finished'by March 1st. f thi) urinual citation of of- hook und ladder coin]) m\ nominated Tho building will have a. frontage Damage of about J1.000 was done to Flood also suiTflrcd a considerable Join .i of thp Hod Diiiik fire depart- JMiles'Woleolt for chief Mr. Wolt'ott of sixty feet on Wliiu'f uvunue. The William Flood's double house on in furniture. The dnmnffe to hia ment !•; two months oiT thero in al- HiTVud us chief of the dupurtiuonl southern end of the buildin(j will be DIED OF INDIGESTION. Leighton' avenue by fire yesterday house was partly covered by insur- I'L'inly a livdy inlci'CKl in the coming three* years ago and v is UKUMIKJ by THIRTEEN LOTS SOLD. 34 foot deep and the northern end will morning. The dwelling i« occupied ance, but no insurance was carried lU anil tin? fin; companies uiu Louis J, Tetley of ItuU'pciuUiU com- ho 23 foct deep. Each store will be 1 1 AARON A, CAMPBBWi WAS by the families of Mr, Flood and Mrs. by him or by Mrs, Robbing on the tntting Lhi'ir tuniliilalcjK in linu for pany, Mr. Tutluy is •••^< •"lii' ' It J<" OUT-OF-TOWN PEOPLE BDY LOTS fourteen feet' wide, Negotiations are Charles Bobbins.' Thu blaze broke out furniture. t Iii-- rwsput'tive the ofUcu-but ho hua declined.tlio olfer already undqr way for the rental of ONX.Y A raw Hotms. AT MONMOUTH HEIGHTS, n the kitchen in the half of the house A IV.w j agog u ruling was of his company to nominate him. two of the stores for .summer vege- rented by Mrs, Robbins. She was Fire nt Eatonto-.vn. table markets? and for another store of Mig, riani E. Prieo of Peteio in the clopartinent thah t iin ov- Arthur Jijffrijy of Kiln I die torn working «t Eisner's factory, nnd the Edward Cogan's lioase on High pany, who IN the pn mt M oml .is TJio Tract Is Near Mlchlletown and Was for a Rio-ury. Four living apart- Plnco Warn Taken filck Suddenly Onn- Cut Up Into 1SG IiOtu Last Year— dny Woon ftnd Ho Dl#d Monday Morn- only persons at home were her two Htreet nt Eutontown. caught fire yes- sistant chief, will be jdv.mud to fn t ments will be on the second floor, and small children. They ran out of the Aliout Forty Lotx on tho Tract Kavo they will be provided with hot and taj—1« Wai 77 -rattM Old. terday morning, Both of the village UHiiifitunt without' oppo?itioii mil this houte screaming, fire companies were Boon on hand and 1 Alroady Dccii Sold. coldHvator, steam heat, pas and elec- Aaron A. Campbell died suddenly will itiUVU' the ofli: ** "f ••( 'iild i si t Mr. Flood turned in an alarm and they put the fire out quickly in spite imt chief open to nonim it ion fioni In | I i,t wuk tin- K«d Bmk Heal ER- tricity. Monday morning of acute indigestion company sold thirteen lots on at the homo of his daughter, Mrs. the firemen were soon on the job, The of'the high wind which fanned the dtpundtinl and Union tump inn -> At Permission to use a portion of high winds and cold weather made blaze. The roof wsw burned off the lust Tutfjday night's nidliiij. Indi tract near I\liddlctown, known Wharf avfenuo for huildinjr material Frank E, Price, of Peters place, Mr, an Monmoulh Heights. The tract CrimpbeH'R wife died August 10th last, the work of the fire fighters difficult, kitchen nnd part of the Kitting room. was granted to Mr, Worth ley at the hut they soon had the flanies under Mr. Cogun, who Buffered a paralytic • fronts on the. Middletmvn turnpike last council mooting. and Mr. Campbell waa taken skk the und is • jiiiit ,«t the point where the next day with a general breakdown. control." The rear looms of both skies stroke a few duyB ago, was carried trolley road curves to tho west to He had boon in poor health ever sin:e. of the house wore gutted by the fire, out of the house, The furniture was reach the Middletown trolley station. HOUSE FOB W1BG?MAH, He reeoycred so that he was able to be md the rooms on the second floor taken out of the dwelling by neigh- The Lract contained ubont twelve about. Mr. 'Campbell, was in the bus- were also badly damaged, especially | bors. Mrs. Charles Sanford and Mrs. n i< i ,ind v\ is bou/hl fiom Bridjjot Dwelling Coetlnjf 58,000 Going Up for iness section of the town Saturday af- in the RobbinH half of the house, j Charles Schlentz fornished the flre- I Cult of Middletown. The sale of land Beotor of at, Jamei'i Church. ternoon and appeared to h(j in his Most of Mrs. Robbing's furniture was I men with hot coffee and cake after to the it tl «.-,LiU Lonipaiu was made Ground has-been broken .for n new usual health. He was taken sick with ruined' by fire and water, and Mr. I the fire. list pun' 'I ho month or BO was hoiiFO on tho West side of Broad street, acute indigestion Sunday afternoon. adjoining St. Jjimea'a rectory, for Rev, spuit in j.'t ttmf tin pioperty ready Mr. Campbell was 77 years old "last CABBIAGE MAKER DBAS, for inavketinK and ince then Stilus James A,- Reynolds. The house will November. Ha was born at Gravel bo 82xo6 fact and will be endowed with COUNTY EXPENDITURES. h i\f IK (ii M>O<1 Hill ,_n6ar—lanjesb u rir. When Jie—was- About foi U lots h,r\c thus far been a young man he learned the trade of Monnt ElghtetA Votirs, Sled Sunday. sold on the tract. 'I h each, and in daughter, and a brother, • Reeder penditures of the county for the past 1 also ,f, Oakley Ctrapur of Navesink hook tl.c pi in paid foi the nine lots was lor. This y will be of Campbell of Akron, Ohio. Mr, Camp- year and also an estimate of expendl- rook-faced brick. si nil Uvdilur company, who is tho.pypfi- ^l.JOO George W. Sewing bell was a member of the First Moth- tures for the coming year. One of fiii first assistant ehief.Js tho logical 1 the plans for the'house and he the interesting features of the report •MiTHljn .1. Poth mm houtrht tin pioperty for odist church official board, Tho FOUR COMING AUCTIONS. pe mane ii HIM stun ni and will 18 contractor. funeral will be held tonight at the is in reference to the receipts from the \onip inv nomm U it \\\\b mi j 1 ui'd on thy lot - la'n in the year, home of Mrs.'Price. Rev, S, Monroe I.A13GE VENDUES TO BE HEID OH offices.of sheriff, surrogate and county BYIIETI P1ACE SOLD. VanSant will preach the sermon. The clerk.* Formerly theso" offices were on ("i is (1, who ».n, Ion ii in oi. h torn- _ m. » _ VAKIOUS TABUS HEREABOUTS. last >c n, foi the olhu <>l c olid body will be taken to Trenton tomor- a fee basis. Now salaries are paid HEW BKAL ESTATE OWICB, Daly's Propgrty Bought by a row and a- service will be held in the to all officers and all receipts of the • nt chief I n on ho <<>ni[»am | TWO W1U Take Place at Miaalst6wn and l MJddletowu Bolak for $8,600. Trinity . Methodist chureh tomorrow oilices go into the county treasury. In li !| ( ^ ' ut mju no i & Eing-alautl How Office I ft Others Will Bo Held at Holmdcl nnd IH) I'lh itlOil jUt it 1 hllh 11> t tin ! Mrs. Mary Daly of Freehold bus afternoon, The buiiial. will be at former times the county paid all ex- at Koaiisbur ireenwood cemetery at Trenton. Como Within the Utat Few Says— penses of the offices, except salaries, ( i> i ji" "A ('ii'i i i L mil d lie loi ,. , , , Isold her house and land at Everett to mx Bale of Cattle, 1 including stationery, books; etc. After CI'IK'J L e t. of t Inc. F oi f ond as Woik * , -uitul L'->t week on ala Polak at Middletown, who is com- 1 1 u l u Four auctions of farm goods and paying nil these expenses m 1918,- In- ••i -! nt as I 'lion hi ; s.\(K.l > ' < ' o n . at koansburg |j ]y "Wheelbarrow John.o " S0BMH3 SCOBBTTOiE MAW BEAD foi R.ovwiA. k.n»sl nd mon y known 8S live stock will be held in this part of cluding "the salaries, there was 'i i nil n , \UKP ,.i( i|inhfi(d ioi tithej jTh r e man is. employeempoyedd oonn VictorTMcVictorTMc- I Yk no have-tile i r-UA ,„„« ;s olTmlnveri nn Vu-tnirrMp. the county the next few days. All of posiiion. Liberty lire company met \ io. Iii hud ( .in s property j cikciuskey'' s ffar m at MiddtefMiddtefSwnS , bbut Byron 3. Seobey of Triato $14,400,82 left as profit to the county at th ii pi if Mi i)i««n was lorm-, tff , to ' Away the vundues will take place on large and in addition to this amount there last nitfht and nominated Ferdinand hc will move in the s nf! t W' E 1 in Bis Slit. Tear. ei 1> conm.Ltid with the Red Bank erett property. He UFod to peddle farms, and there will be a big variety was $4,494.41 received from the ical fit itt* (ompany 1 ho firm re- 1 Byron J. Seobey of Trenton, form of farming implements and live stock sheriff's office for fines and costi. The vegetables in a wheelbarrow at Op, - erly of. Seobeyville, died Chrigtmas cm lv bought a plot, T'i\l'2'5 feet, at -dcnia_cor.ner,_nMr— Everet-tj-and—this- JhJtbidJb—C a lew the IOIIILI of ( .in avenue anfl"Maple gave him the name of Wheelbarrow Shuttsivlll be auctioneer at three of coun)7 purp0Be& ]agb nat were as shitt foi then «ili c. rIhe building John, , • • days. He was"a son of Jesse Seobey these vendues. and was torn-at ScobeyvlUe January follows: will cast about -1,700 It will be j The Daly place comprises ten acres. Robert R. Weeks, who farms the Board of pHionera...... 8,668.34 'onstuutrd rtlrfng hniij* i!ow"'lines and 30t,h, 1862. Whpn he was two years Henry Taylor place opposite the Mid- Discount ind interest on Tho house and ouUnrildings are in old hia parents; moved to Trenton; will coin, in a laigr lcteptlon room first-class condition. The lnnd is very dletown station, will hold a vendue to- county iro'tea,,.,, ,, 11.S31.S2 and t\\ o pi n do oih es. An open five- His father and 'mother died when he morrow. The live stock to be sold in- Election expenses,,..,, 3U.-I1V.6B much run down and has lost a good CTurt expenses.,,,,,, 12,891,30 plac will be built in . the receptiorp n was six years old, imd nfter their clude five horses, a mule, two cows iiera mihiHes anl sal. deal of its productiveness. The price death the son mode his home for a Fretho.iiera' mihiHes anl sal.- room There will be a ten-foot pporch paid was 92,500. At" present the place and two hogs. A large quantity of nrioji j oi oflieerfl B appolntCid in front of thhe oflicefli , and tet n fooftt pei1- number of years with his grandfather, farm tools will be strnek off, together by the board, *,,.,,, 28,790,66 is rented by James Soden,,. Charles Seobey of Scobevviiio, Court house and Jail expenses 0,731.29 goliis on each side of the building. with wagons, blankets, hay, corn and Support off lunaticlti s anfl Shade trees and shrubbery will be set When he became of age he engaged ord wood. founty paTWWtH,.. 27,351,82 out. on the property. A large garage SEW HOUSES AT LOCUST. in hu|ineHs at Trenton. Two years Another Middletown auction will C' Ctitf, post ago he Bold out his interest in the und \tn i . B.ass.ii will be erected in the rear of the of- tkeji Monday, when Capt. George County tax liimrd. ., . 2,706.44 fice, Benjamin W. Cov'ert of Keans- B. B, Loonnrd of Atlantic business' to his partner and retired. A. Bowne will sell-out the things on lm idijiital 6.088.S8 He leaves a> widow, who was Miss •TAMES WOLCOTT. burg has tho contract for the work., Biillaiiiff T^rp imaiM Ro«ldencon. his farm. Five horses, three cowtf, Statliinery 807.43 H. R. Leonard of Atlantlo High- Anna Muella of Trenton; .a eon fourteen hogs^ 56 head^pf poultry, six Printinj; . . 6.172,17 Franklin, and a sister,, Mrs, Forman County clerk's ofliee, imlarles. t* for the ofneo of chief but WO COMMERCE BOABD MEETINO. lnnds will build bunKulows at Losust wagons, a slolg'h,. bln^kcts, harness, stationeryy,, etc...... 22,122.31 Mr, Cooper declines to inn for tho of- Point for J. Howard Ay res and J. Matthews of Rod Bank. Mr. Seobey plows and other farm machinery, corn, Surrugatts't' s ciillceille , salariesli , fice on account of his duties at his vim a nephew of Miss J, C. Seobey of stationery, etc 1,590.17 Ouly Six Members Attended the Monthly Kelsey Burr of" East Orange, Mr. hay, straw and household goods father's drug store. Mr. Cooper fools Ayai-s is cashier of the Drydoek sav- Seobeyvirie and of Mrs. Albert Clay- on the hill of sale. • • f lH li BPisloa Monday Nig-lit. ton of Trenton. tionpry, etc."., ., 10,387.07 that lied Bank is growing so rapidly ings bank of New York. Mr. Ayar'e Chriney S. golmes of Holmdol will Wfirdfn'K fintl matron's Biilaj- that the person who accepts tho oflke No meeting of the board of com- bungalow, will contain ten rooms and -4^.«——— 1,200.00 WILLIAM CniSPEU.. merce was hold Monday night as only Burr. Boll out next Wednesday. He oiwns Itnd BiinH armory,,,,,,,,.(,. C,04«,BO of chief .should be one who can get out bath and Mr. Burr's twelve rooms. one of the largest and best stocked Military eoniiianiea,...... ; . opO.OO to (ires at any time during dny or six members 'were present. A quorum The houses will be completed by the Monmouth memorial hospital. White, the present ehiof of the de- of. the board consists of ten mem- MUf "Woortil .iBttti Btm Boas farms anywhere in the county, and the night, und not ho tied down by bus- first of May. Mr. Leonard' also has sale will be a very large one. Two Ann May hospital,, 3'750'iJO purtment, to succeed himself, Mr, bers. W. H. Hall, Red Bank manager Hot Want to Fay Court Fees. Maintenance county ._^, 13S540.38 iim.HH.««. With ,3MLr, Cooper out of .the White has made many friends in tho the contract for grading the properly; horaes, five mules, farm machinery^ lace it lertves*tho•oflM>TOjp''iBl|fef opon of the New York telephone eompfiny, building bulkheads and installing two Mrs. Mary Wooster Sutton of Red Buildliji* new rOads.,,...... 23,TS4.27 department and the fight for the office gave an illustrated lecture on "The Bank has made an appeal from the wagons, harness and' household goods ..... culverts.. i J0S,0SU.44 •for any past chief, or any past first large electric pumps. The eontra<*tB will go under the hammer. Balahcu dtie on TakonasMce of chief between himself- and ex- Wonders of a Telephone. System." decision of Justice Harry C. Badeau lake bridBC.., :, 8,126.00 UMBistHnt chief who.is now on.tho ac- Chief Woleott will be one of the moat will amount to about |8,800, Mr. A vendue which will be notable for tivo list of the department. This is the second lecture of a aeries Leonard has built about seventy bung- of two weeks ago in giving judgment Betnlnlng wall?, of ocean. Interesting fights in the history of the of seven that Mr. Hall, will give be- against her in favor of Joseph. Reilly the high quality--of the cattle to be boulevBrfl .,,.,, •,,.,.,..... 3,102.82 Taifit . Wednesday night Navosink Red Bank department. Blows jn tlie vicinity of Mardean and sold will be held next Tuesday on the Ocean boulevnrd ,,, 10,374.86 ifoi'e the board. Seabright officials Atlantic Highlands. for $67.18 and costs, amounting alto- Indexing records 676.00 have requested the commerce board to gether, to $67.16, which was for fees Pitney Curtis farm near Como by J. Widows' pensions. 822.39 it is claimed >Irs. Sutton owed to John C. .Conover. Twenty-one Holstein BOMS TEOM G-UNNIN& TBIP. forward a "petition to the Federal The estimated expenditures for the government asking that a sea wall or PROM BLACKSMITH TO PABMIB, S. Applegate, Jr., for hearing the cattle which have won awards at var- county for the coining year for all BANK OFFICERS ELECTED Lewis case testimony in the Supremo ious agricultural shows will be auc- WilBoa and skmnm Oeopcr, Jr., something as good be built along the purposes is $43f},100, -The... estimated - -, "~ ""—-~-u William Hnrlcy Quits Shoeing- SO.XMg.tO court. Mr. Tleilly paid the fees to tioned off. The other things to bo Bhoot Game in Sortli Carolina. qeean front at Seabrlght. This pe- receipts of file surrogate's officeffi , HDD BANK BANKS HOI.D ELECTIONS tition will be aqted upon at. a special Till the SOU, ' Mr. Applegate and Mr. Applegate as- sold embrace hogs, harses, farm coun' leA>B offiw md of- Edmund Wilson of McLaren street meeting of the board'of governors of signed the bill to Mr. Reilly. Mr. rfjachinery, harnesi, blanketB, corn, - ' - ...... THIS WBSK. and James Cooper, jr., of Irving place William E. Hurley of Lineroft has flee, together •with tho fines and costs the board next Monday night. moved on the Morris farm at that Reilly then brought suit to recover hay, straw and other usual things collected by the sheriff, is $50,000, .Slraotorg in All Three Banks Are Be- returned home yesterday from Oxford, the fees and won his ease. The suit which are sold at farm sales. North Carolina, whore they spent place, .which he bought a. short time leaving a net estimated expenditure of Electod tmtL Hi) Change Made in Of- ago. He has been engaged In the •wilLnow be heard before Judge Foster $889,100, The statament of estimated llcers—Bocond National Offlcsrs to Be twelve days. They spent the greater CHALICE GIVEN TO HECTOR. at Freehold. BOH.EB EXPLODES. part of the time in gunning,,and they, blacksmith business, but in the future expenses is" as follows! Elected he will devote his entire time to ISlectlon" expenses, I 30,000,00 shot n lot of quail and wild turkeys. Sodality Society Gives a Gothic Cup to nnd BjccltBiriMlt to Bftntanfelo'l Court expenses.". ,. i 45,000,00 Tho annual mcGting of the shnre- They wore unable to bring any game farming. His' black smith property . Dicfcmiui Infant Dead. liolders of the -First.national bank of Hov. Jamou fi,, Koynolds. WHS recently sold to Lewis S. Thomp- BottUntf Wofti Board oi priBOners,,,,,.,..,, 5,000,00 home on account of a North Carolina The young ladies' Sodality bf St. Frank Minton Dickman, aged four A boiler in Santangelo's bottling Salaries of frteholdiTS anil * lied Bank was held Monday 'morning. law' which prohibits hunters from "tak- son, but he reserved the ownership of county otncerH appointed by •Thosu otlicers wore ro-oleated: James's church lias given a Gotliic tlie shop and barn on the place. He months, .ron of Frank P. Dickman of works on West street exploded at noon board .I....'...... ;-.. 2n,000,00 ing game outside of the state. Eiist Front street, died Thursday Cowrt house anil jail ospenBeB • I'ri'jjjdtnt— XdWtoli pu. chalice to Rev, James A. Reynolds. is tearing these buildings down and. today.- A lot of boards were ripped - • - " 7,000.00 S'trc pi-" iitt'lit — (Tllirc-uco U, .\j)jil.!l(ill, The chalice is an imported one of veiy from bronchiiil pnoumonia., Mr, and out of the floor, a gi*eat deal of bot- Support of he will use the, lumber to put up out- county iiatleiits 25,000,00 ' < "siKiiit i-—Hurry ('Jiinplii-ll. pretty design. The base is brought bildi hi f Mi's. Djckman have one other son. tling goods was ruined and a stove For coroners' fct!ury Park has 'leased the store on the filled with n big crowd. e's ollhie, .salaries,,., national bank wjis held yesterday to the church nearly $700. The So- first fiooi1 of the Odd Fellows building etery. S.300.00 1 oitlop, nularjcs.. 8,100,00 luornins. Isaat B. BdwardH, Bonja- MftHaff«* of. MatliUBliek'i Slaiio Btoro B.% dnlity gave $500 to the church a on Monmouth struct; now occupied by Sill at clerk's ofllnc, p.nlarlea, 18.000,00 ' J, Parker, Riehard Parker, Befl Bnnfc Wan InjUMfl In Auto Aeei- short time ago in celebration o,f their the Red Bank -hnrdware company. Mnn Deod. 'H nml matron's Balnr- Aliun, J: TrafTord Allen, tleat Soven WoBka Ago—sllvor silver jubilee, The Tusting companv will take posi For the last half of this week the ,,,.,.: i.aoo.oo DonniH Sweeney, a well known res. Empire theater will have afl a feature ,,, Frank McMahon, Edmund Wilson, rnstcna Bona Toe'etljoE. session April 1st. The company hns ident of Manasquan, died last-Thurs- and jnteroat ., 10,000.00 1 act "Babies a la Carte," This act has ;.,...... rfrr. 00,000.00. .Kifiiiei iinrl Robert Harts- Arthur .Skeels ofj.JJorgon plnco, School Piiroaoa Ottt of Order. secured a flve-yeur lease on the store. day, from a coinplication of diseases'. MiiiUrnnnce of cc«Hjty roads, 105,000,00 wore ie-e!uiti'd directors, Thu leen presented in all the leading manager of the Bfld'Bank store of tlie Mr. Sweeney was a retired business houses in this country and England. New eouiity roa(lsPeanuts, 21 Jor Saturday, Mexican spring arrives. Window shndoahiRdo ' Men'« O'BulUvanlzea printed the A." & P. people" finned cents per pound. Sugar Bowl.—Ad- 1 bach company/Asbury Park.—A dver- Euchre tonight at Wustside hose cents per pound. Sugar Bowl*—Ad- .to order,' 60 centi; side hemmed 10 in tan nnd black calfskin and yici kid, that butter had dropped in price and tisemant. vertisement. , ^ vcrtieemerit. , emits extra. All work guaranteed. heeljof live rubber, $8.45. Steinbach the price of the best butter is now company flrehouse under auspices of Purs arc flying at Joseph Snip's.— the iadies' Auxiliary.—Advertise? 0. M. Wenzell, 31 Broad stroot, second company, Apbury Park.—Advertise- 38 cents a pound at the A. & P. afore. It'.s fur time at Joseph It payi to advertise li THE BGGISTEK, floor,—Arlvertwemcnt, , vient. —Advertisement. vofHisemont. Adt'«irfM>
,^1'i Page 10 vim mm BANK ATLANTIC HKHLAMDS MEWJ. FARMING DALE NEWS. W«w O«oer« or th« Ctntral Baptist Church Elected L»t VToik NEWS FROM MIDDliTOWN. •r.tr» 'I lit lol'ouing oil i iti wiii tl ltd WXDXUD1T. I \ tlu (. i fiti ul U iptit t t lun h lu t W I I k OFFICERS OF BELFORD AMERICAN ME- Irving- Mmlth «ata n Job on A Xkllroad i I il —i I ii I K Tl\ ll 1 lu riorlaa—Hint Tlt-la Mtrtlliovr ain I ii i ii (in U'. <*unn v i i mt ti a in I- l?llUl li I.llt- a Putty X.aat FrliUy Night—Mow loo CHANICS INSTALLED LAST WEEK. I in i u lloiiao nil nl I Ml 1 \ 1 n H in 1 i \ i I nil i in t Mi W M K 1 At tlu_ muting of llu loitnightly i I t club li t Widm (in nt Ui noon a tu Carnations, Sweet Peas, Freesias, Roman Leonardo Night School Baskotball Team Wins From I in u 1 1 ( 11 1 iiitim i w I li ii mo dtiit was riiidind hv MISI 1 Ii7 ll It I I I 1 I I 1 I II 1 It! I l> I \ 'I il i tli VanNotL mid Mr 1 Mink I* ' I It I 11 11 I ml i u \ .inNoti and n ôlo In Ah Vithui Red Bank Five Miss Mable Myers of Belford Iht tin ti ( -of lhi ihuirh org in Hyacinths, Antirrhinum, Pot Plants, Azalias, Ruti ht r A p i]u i intitlul li))is ri d on Monti iy ni| lit it i aititin/ Celebrated Her Eighteenth Birthday With a Party of I gjpti in Wmiit n mil Hun I>n hi Id it 1 1 I u H ui low w if, n ui I \ Mi In II im \ I hi —New House far Highlands Man. tjiiH ky Kiuffo C t ist a Alarm topif ton id* ml Is All It ml 1' Cinerarias, Asparagus Palms A f iiill> md inol»\ i inge in tlu \ HiNoli \HH 'I i pti m liMiti H n \ itu 11 in i w tin i n v of m and Cu torn " 1 hi ul Jut i Thi. following i fti ir win in tilltd union will li CM i n it thi iliin h on ilum ol (in li t Widru d iy ifti i ,igiitd Mis I ouis Kuthii w ib Ilonu Also a large stock of Boston Ferns from 35c upward. by tin 1'ilfoid fII 111< i \mtii~in I\h I hm d i% nij ht, I nm in 1 ith iu on hiij_hloi iu moli tonnng Lifi in Kn unl 1 g\ pt ' * h inn j 1 ui d iy mj lit of 1 i t week Ihc iliiiiiiw\ on Hi di 1 ( irtu' out of tin win low of thi hoti 1 md Tnlcâ Job In Florl^n ( Ih i Mi Mil I 1 il lion i it N nt in! i IUJ 'it fin M in they ( illid out thi lm tonpinu \ li i i i ii ll i 1 It I I hinon 1 d \ nij lit I hi Ui t \i p«t out In Irving Smith, woo Ins bun tin 1 n i 11 imi.ll i J \ 1 hn ti Ir 1 hi rt w i no ini i\ i_pt in tin. iangi Ouin 1 i nt i 1 l) K \\ ntwt i ih loi i m\ (1 un i) L w i d in i ployed ly tliL Piim ih mn r nlio id I Mick Iiiil 1' nl| lit tompuny, nitntlv wint to 1 lm ul i I nln I i I i I iu si \ pi i I il i op u ill I i t itioni d it WILJL.I A1VI V a nl n (>f!\\ ill Ku p ' A mo k timl will lit hi Id ton ght \ i\( ml on Nituidn TIij Iit mil it whtit lit hi a iob i liitnim on UH In I li i mini I n Kli 1 nmn i it tin i lln i i t ii \ II iu v ( 1 i\ t in MIL tin uninii i niontl I Party I.a«t rrlclay Niflit hi ition ot lhi ii twintiith nmiiui 1 In n i il ( 11 1 it N In i h 11M i I ^ mint 1 \\ il on ol h t i \ ( it.\, id "1 II a UM i— l Ii 1 ih > n I I ist Tndiv night Ah \ ioii Mi i it i i f 7/if / n | i i i i lo il uj No idnii ion will It th irj_td RUMSON, N. J. 1 Ii |ii i nt ill\i to t itt (( nm il I i 'nliLW gin I pait\ it llu hoini of hi i i 1 ut i (olli turn will 1 i tal i n up pi pi I IM I s opt on it tin \t\\ M in n mill 15 ipli t link, Willimi I Puuit A.111011L I pi 4 ill itiM to fi n r il bum (H ii i i I1 ui h Sum! i\ moi n ii Goln£ B1C5 to CX"o on Telephorie 3S1 Rumioii (titlun — J J\ liilni )i )r thosL prt^tntwLie Ali i 1 mini \p I Ml i il S I\ tl i n of "\li ( (. 11 noli! 1 iwni md f nnilv who pit gatL, (lua Mt ill Kithim 1 Leonardo Tlvo Wins lli i d i I \ w ^ oil W'II I i i mini i li m lun u linn tin Mi I iwi it tt Hi ind Fdw ud 1 i 11 l.iitton The I ton irdo ni on I \ ' tin. iti I il I IS id T itm Butcher Bi ui si tj LIOIL Jit nnt i\ and \n K 1 li i 1 \ ill n \ i 111 1 ut lit I Kduiiri K< lh int i Mul \ li ii \ AI I ihtl \ in' i t r *> n Mon hu mi tin wnl to thi I P, sw inBrief Items s. and \\ llti t hill ; n ii I 1) mirl J in m ml'i h ntuinid hoi ilti i M it I uildin win h it tnt'% It i id \i itoi with M Hililtt (ook 1 Can TOMATOES ing in iv is n ttilid foi IUnm i_y nif AIi I i,i IKtliiim tin of Pt and Mis (noigit ( oo' Ii I wul Win jn the '(.conil h ilf The luiiltliriK is renovutcd «fid 1 Can CORN The Entire L,ot i u inno 1 remodeled, Mr ind Mi t h nl V < i UJ: of Birthday Tarty at Belfovd. I I v i mi Phillip i f 11 11 Mon Atklphi i Mi. Lit il l'i Altf 11 ol i Can String Beans 15c Five Ntw rorcotcrs. 1 Mi M I'll H\ti of I ilfoTd < \\ is c( f ntly Mis, Mary Maik ot I il iwood us ^ 11 *•» i nut 1 1 ii i \ ml ihildnn of Lull lon , (n ) t iiid ( Ii u 11 di \ I opti it<-d on it th Ioii) Hianch h ited IKI giandpaitnt Ah md Ah ^ i ul 1 IM lun in Mi s W lit i . nd 1 n ) \ntoimlt ( in 1 pital foi ppLtidi it , IJ ahlc,to lit Bills of lo LI Squ ui'sum, CALIFORNIA PRUNES 7c - 4 lbs 25c Win ill Fntf I K 1 II 111 \ ku ,_ I n\ f itlu r, di it L H I i) I i.n of i\ out the hou i | New Meaty Stock—Tljii Price Unusually Low for thi. Qualily-Abeut 80 to Clifoid rul ( ' ut'i \ n\oti nd I I n I iToul Harry Button of I OIKI Squ ml um Ci i\ fc (I of I id Rjji1, If n\ s i ith Ai i <)w ir Si Hi S n d Mi I Big" FOB mm C-u^lvt tntetUnned i paid of futrid, on, 1 WEIGHT QUALITY of \tUnti- "lhpilmd , \\ I'ti'i Ri "i OT t- lohn- >n-of >.iu ii k — li i A twLb.L i ound opo uni w is Monday night Hot pic^nt in-, of JI t w in md Mis Sir utl I ud n nm • Air 1 V, Sh w of I ki ("VUL,1IL m I V ^ ILL tjhles S ltur duded Lectci Ma-Don dtl, I itittt Li I BLEND lun t d i\ ifL( inofin 1 \ I) in i I J id eon low uul on \ i moil Mi T() | h Ittra Waltei Me ^ It l MUit I ij ; STRENGTH , • PRICE 1 1 HM_I Mi Tim J II\ti Mi md Al md Mi I li i x' ' of Brief It? ms ton, Hoia c Mcgill and M mki II ^t - Chilrts Special is suprr-mi*-—na qiitfsiioii aboul th,iI. c \Un Mi J niiL R IT\i i Mi •- 1 I i> V It ) d li i\t 1 i( n % i t in ">'i Ki v (/ WICL II tj idmi will piL Wi Mr ->nd Alls I (w S H JI tn< i ii | Thous-ands of families, bourding IUJIIS(,S, hoiuls, Vic, ;ira t;cltiii): tliij Kit urn , lTLntn Ki if I I met t \i \ Mfii «-i ILI, Mr Pi I Dt nm of Ni w '-und u ni.Mt it tin. ( Liitr il H ipt st mill tnttit >ined tt \t i il ti unds ind : m-in lthil L. op, I llh in ( > u i\, ôil r They are enjhying Sunipluous'ctitTt'o.and .paying 1 i HI h in I lt'on Pan, oi I Mini rclitnes 'I host pi int nm Mr yield immedintely to Slonh's Lin- H i/(l ( i It) M in i YOOIIKI Mil J M (" I ( 1 ul i f \ w "> oi m m mo i Kiilmi tin < hui h' I his wnl and Mis Tohn W ( iihul Bit .ind | ONLY 2Sc. I'OUNI) rid 11\ ei (Iii I oi I md 1 dn i vili (' \ 11 ith ll 1 (1 ll^V 1 Alls iment. It relieves aching nnd h tl ii nd LI oi in tnt SL1ILS on Mi Akx A \ ad Mi I oui i (• n | swollen p:irls instantly. Reduces | Dont jjet along with common' cclTiio wlu-n yim can hava Childs' Hi 11 s (h in I ort nd To nh \i 1 ii L If hn on of \ n ( nl 1 nrr In ith of tin Cup hxit, Ri^ \ ud and (• n * (» ith »i t | E-iil, Pu til .nd William Ilyu oi inflaranuition nnd ijuictsthutnfjon- Bjcnd for aSc! Belford. I ii<_ N ivi. i' I l in Ih li ni w II \ ion I ion il lnieting mil be The toic of J m R Ml me, izinp paiu. Don't rub—it pene- It's fresh dry roastsd tndiiy fur (oimirrow's hold t 1 n in i 111 inf t > iioiio \ hi id it 'h Pit ' i ti 11 in ihuith 1 I I Aloimouth fuimtn (ompmi I trates. New Hoiiso for mrrManfls Stan. n J t it Ml S (in i in on d ii n ÎH 1 j i I IL I > ti ii in ( hi ist Lutz afitl Son, V, ill im II A inNoit Gtoigx '"indti nd \ithn MM on (. HI tt 1 a ll i h id i in \ lunirlt 1 11 ' 111 I 1 O O I t\ 1 ill ol ^(.1 IL nd lamis BiamoH m no ilo LI! GOFTFEES r it of put on li 1 i ii i Ik'find (1 i n in I ndt \oi w LK IIIL iir t ThiBweek we makes the following low prlcus on tho three favorite kinds off Is i\i in' in 1 u Mn I 1 i u i on titi> night, t\uj t tiituul^s at Jo! n Iff n f'id the i nl ULLI in let mm r jh ono and three pound lots U ut h l] nc ro d foi d ( •JLP ll( i of 1 LlL ht O t lo k Hitrlil indc lhi l u will i. mhin All T mif I Il\ i h" ri uini (1 Mi<- O 1' All I nrv nd Mrs R ilph Musgioie h I un "tiLTiding Childa' Special Blend 2SC, 3 lbs 70c ei^ht MIOIV ii d w 11 i > t i1 out I ' My mnthi r h is u id oi n < linltlt. game Ah s I i 1 11 ii ul I I n L'I "\h I miiL J\ i n in of hf m ' uig Citv MPit if tnt ii toi with Mis I of Slfiun -i Lm uitnt, and iltl on li il mi nil ti of pu c n 1 tht v u o I in tl I 1111 moon \ (1 1 ôlOs Wl ( 7 n M'i t i i\ th Ah T I C i ki Eh7 il eth "\ anS-hoi k of Al I im is o\ i r 83 self of -1 i flic 1 s o i- | BlU'HKii CHSLDS' PREPARED BUCKWHEAT 10c KiMnl\ M ^ Do-i L nu\ mt'\tin n | Iht won LII timpLran t union will I tuini il pr il rtlitf Tr m Ii i iniii o< P( I t •Monmouth | tL.m —M ' II I Lml ./ 6i j t./ S llmoiis Ii no (In lions ivui ILII hold ppu i i it the ( i nti Mis (.arm \Voolk\ and Mi s~luh Ah nl Mi<- \\ IT Aloin.*- of Col h Good for Cold onH Crcup dtiLd Ij Mi i \iokt Mom, and i ]?Tpli chin h tononow aftt-rnoon Smith of LOWLI Sriti ml mn h i\t Ian \n Joint p«nt ûnd i it t'LII c "A liltlc 1 oy ni_\t il i r I id uonp I blU BUTTLE MAPLE SUGAR SYRUP 12c Doiothj nd C,l-d\ L t' j and ni^ht in observance of national .. nc f\ Lifi' da\s with Mi Wool- I file tlic motlK-f SI m M LII uni nt to | I N ii L »nl home 4 Tmitei C.rod on Hot Cakei 1 i(on titu on d pi ohil ition d y ley's daughtci, Mis S miutl Taj loi of 1 try Slit ^ i\ i )iim th i c (iroj R ~»i ndp ir Tin lid( s ln\e 1 rtn unuîiilh low TT\—Opi 1 c~of T < l ' IIIL i r I lhe PrT ' \ tt n in 1 uJ es'"aid 1 ong b« for« fiointr lo Ijt I, indJu fcuLuu «itli sin t S ind \ lc u c of th stionr l l ml i i o th Pdiotd i met \t ti ( iv ittt'iioon it Mis L out tin tn i "i" tlu nif li in — i/r W r 1 Mr ind Mrs Trul ink G Rus \ll biraa ,J I El n, otii IL\ UI rojo III. we"-t wind UH (1 mmi.] ^ tit tint t n n i III Co)' Iht woratTis- mis on uj b CE Ibs"for25c: jn foict on Monti ty ift*»rnron I i o Lo i ( of i' 'if U ' of t'ic sell and d-wghtois M non and Arm Nct,raV»a G^ne I'ontti, ii 11 nitt this afttinoon with 1 Slofin i I nuin.( nt n tic b ot mcli \t Ui ha\e lttmnul fiom \tw Biunswi k Johnson and CK-OVKU Yaint?ll dup 2T>r.i lfoid (huiih i lown ofi All <• S w ^ll 1 Tis nn** in Mn u rid Iti ur^hc^cd int I bu lul ml \]l'm W il in md \\ ' (' i irUin on where thi\ vi IILI! MI and Mis Ja k I of nournl i rin ^ p tnslmr illf>nf Adolp'i Uo' m'i ih has mo\ed Ins c and I t nn tniK i\ \ in I n uni nt ilnl Childs' Best Flour 33c Bag $5.0Q h mi ( t'ti <_ol 21 lui In I Jlu fi it MI u t ^ ilhng AI i'( id of \tw on M nl b ! poo1 Ifilnptliin — In L Al IJu Uro/Julum Buy a barrej for S5.00. You'll neetl it, ond like it mnro iind move ;iB ydu S itmd ii t il li to 1 i c troim stoit Majm and Mrs Ak\ mrki A wri o co\ LI i d \ ith l c \ i sLi t d i\ nd Mi nn outh spLnt I 11 I ii inn U80 lt," YWt buy any othur f/ood brand for $r> 00, and you cunt get 1 Iht t iM h 'i II ii (uuid bj Yard, Mi f.i i e VOOIIILLS md R'\ 1 -otih j fi w L] in IK I s vtntinul oiu it Pioo hn Kit \ At«Jl Deakr. Price 25c . EOc & $1 00 | any bet er flou'r than Childs' Best . ' ' Ur lohn I idtK ofi'ort I tn ( Linn fin of Rtel B ink Yird stunt "-mid iv at AAOII with IIIL ] oi in i< in Jo i ph IULI Slciaa't Instrtictive Dooklct on {L nt I ii th tf) i d m ht i ' inKi\ nn i 'i In loun'tst tl lughttr M 'or "i ud's •- tu, Mrs Des \n_c- hou t it 1 lloid r uijrht fnc \t tti ISc Bottle Walkers' GRAPE .JUICE ©e mom in r Ol 1I ^ mi ( i lm w •- opt t lied i Mrs \ 1' Ri u and ''on I dw nd dav n oi nn^ fin'i a !i/htfn ii IIIIIL SteiinM, t-p Tht \\i oil \ i' md i lniro in/ \tii 1 1 Q S tuitl ii and Sund u with in nils it I OTV, P ii h 1 i i ' I Mr " RIMM' ltfi^, tho Mi - i food lOc pkg Macaroni 7c or fclhaws d mi Ltd Icioit the 1 1 i/L \\ i 7>ut I nou) h, i< turned home 1 I t 1 IIUIMI U A \( ill 1 iipn i miilmfs on I list UL 1 c oTit. Mr. Ihcrs burned his hand in I1 1 m -1 LOI U '" Tht ( Mr - S i) ih D Iohn on nd d iu^h 1 dioiLf T'io\.\n w ii n lirn n 1,, o i ltion will 1 i WHITE LABEL TOMATO CATSUP 8c Bottle t -^ lllH IllS !!!!., till {ill \ 111 i a the 't(r Minon hue been vi itinc Mi hi Id in hoioL, n lull r in it NL i "\ oi h H tin n d to l.nown 3 l\n Auniliu AIUIILW mil d HI lit( I I Tohnsfon s istn Mî L tomorrow' niuht. IM fold i 1 CHILDS' PRINCESS Ilrli n of LW ôik sjii nl ûnd iv Mi md Mi \\ iltu I diovi h i\i : The I r I f nl h 1 o'li i h is linn wth Mi \ndi w. s motht i m 1 i\\ Ah I in 1 "SI ih i of I ( u t l i_tui in (1 fi )in i i it I i I li n on mil Quarter Pound Package , . , . . , , 10p. , i the II nt 0111 Mi nd MT Ch All '-n H Andicw ol \ iii m1 I f i t h i i OILII tf Al mt ' i i foi Iht flf in t II it wi"-h Mr I il Hamilton Sijiiarc Half Bound Packase. •. . . . . 1 i t '. o ii ( icti l ni d f om i i I Iv sells fo fancy •.. IKhnt \ 1 ,)ci (1 tut IL t of tin wm winl i t f 1 1 nd Mis Hum "\li ind M \it mt C'>ni|Hised entirely of faiicy li'ns, Tho sort tluit u \r 1 IT DU t ton p m ti' - Mi ter with her frriindrmilher w th( 11 o ii Vi \ II n i id^L ind ilnld il it i ID '< prices. 1 I iHin of \\ i i 'M m T i T li Dm i I i f oi !< .Ion- i •. lik'iuk'il so as lo jinduci; ;i)i I'ViMily-HhiMi'i.'ii It It's Ullv (I .IJiiisi- ' IIL "\IcTiiufli oil md mi ino t otn I ii it in Mi - \h nd Mi Wil'iam \ndtt on of li i u ll \1 - lohn II Al i i i i building l 1 n plt!;islnj; and dulieimis to;is wliicli delight nearly ull i drillk.TS, pa"l of 1 in t "'I ill n ml i ii i i\ i d 11 Hu M r lo ILI I t Oi uv'i hi i l(in spLndmj i\ I ll i i 1 i I it 1 toi ,. i hi II i on 1 I fum it 1 i il on' TH) 1 UH I of oil ] t 1 lull tin r ill \ hoi i i in ^ on ii il d i with Mi - Andt I on s 1 ( It ' Hi \ mil I I fi fiotn \i\ \oil Ih oil will It IL U.I i nui (1 t\ ifti.1 ii motht I , M' «• Aiinr - 3c SALE ' , ,. ' III (I fn ul nd will iht n In hippidliil Lo i i t Ali Almnif ( i oss, vho ti i In lohn ( i ii ol A\ i t 1 inns h Large Roll Toilet Paper,•'." . . . 3c. ni ii 1 of ml A Ni w } oi 1 h 1' ii I r. nd 1 it nlv of <• honl it \( I I t us pint th( hob 'mi pen lii i ii ik with nliti\ 5c. Box Farlor Matches. ,...,., . 3c. , 1 i " n O ( u it l!iool li n 5c. Caka Childs* Sonp ...... ,.,.,,,.,, ,,...... ,. 3c. Mi an 1 AIis Aut u^tu In n in of r into the W lido ( \ v> th fi aid nd nl itnts it ( i If i r < l IMF n n 3 Dill Pickles. 3c. Biool li n ' \ j in t ot M I mn Ml '' I I 1 U1L I I All Ii )i (olloiii oi I i'i no id pi > d i "\ i\ "i i i' n I L ) I b i 1 ttn i! it u An md Mi II u i \ *3 Sour Piclilus. , 3e. and M W il| Ii I H'I i ti ot I oi t r O 1 i I tl uijr' tei M^ Mmu \i nir of rnniinftl It \1 ii 11 Run n o 1 r IUK un 11 nl h lit 3 Lemons 3c. Mdt n outh Mi II S Ri lm n I i ' i n i i till t ol tht ml hi I tu V ^ ' ^ i m Hi (' in 1 i u 1 Mt II in i ih AI Mi iflo of 11 mill 1 Potind Barley ,.,,,,..,,, 3c. Ni oil 1 i do hiin M ' Ah I M I 1 oi id ot li no 1\ n I ii ii tui i id fiom i \ t ( ' \ t l I ton hi ii 'in r d illt I \i tniL, fin n 1 1 Poiilld Roiled OHIS. 3c. \ i ol th o\ 1 \l ti in I i I i nm 1 i lit n ( i )) n hi i. Be. CftnChikV Si-JVC Pollfh. 3c: Ihon i I) ii mo i r Km nl i h i m t il III ?li i il Mi II in v M Ih t md 1 1 n 1 Mis Ti mi tf < f i I 11Iv i 11 llu t ing hi (oi i i At' m 1 JI i. 11 i I fmuli i < I* |l \ I! i h in of ndiii Mi md I mil \lh n ol J it i BRBAKPAO'l' COCOA. it} in i Hi lot not tht KIDDLETOWN ( I ul M mtloin d i v i il u i \ itli Mi md Mi \i ton Ouei-tnir Pound Can, . . , , 8c. sto f i)f If ni up mil rl . nd *i ii • i \ I tin i \| tf it t1 o IT 1 41 t II r Mi 15( t J J Î n II I (Ml nd If*lf i'ov.nd Cm, ...... ,,,,..,..... 1 Be. pap led f h ii 1 \\ iJ n i ('oin .' t'i< T T! Pi •-OT i i i ii i 111 I t Mi I it M i \ t othce vho U u hi Mis Will mi II II m If I i L i (i I Killi yt.i! I'lijiii1 till- Ui uf iuns C'n,'(i;t? You'll tiiid "V/Oll C i ui i—Vcw T I J f ) 1 T If IV \ 11 s 1 ool ( () 1 hin t, h is if * »i I n d 1 r CliiUs' Bi-i!itkf:ist Cocoa (> you ever lii'iti.'d. Oni's lurllit'l" Al out i i ' lid it Hit pi i I >. < hn I 11 t. 1 1 tl Id 1 T nl i ( to i tf i i 1 i t i ith lm aunt, All s I il r r 1 foi m P I \ (hi L't ' id l)iu h ill' \f ' f i I, 1 tiia;i oilier i'raiids. liquid s Hi:it SL'II for tlrml'li.' flii priiJt;. I) 1 II 11 I'llllH EATOI TO vVli IIEWb tei t f 1 i I \ I t 1 i nl i\ ni it I i \ 1 nd fi i h \ 1 i II m\ \\ I I T d h is fun hi (1 mi Tin (nl it i n iii \\ i ri\ n fo 1 i I i li 11 I. .Sweet Bloom Print 39c lb OC^MÔ^- NEW 'mi in nl (ii t'i 1 im n<\ o I t i iimitt r.;U'l Up .is tlio bt IK fit ol till1 nt \vufiii ol III IK In 11 mid in ' n hi I ivei Bind fum it il' nn ^,ccni;nt. Finest Tub Butter 32c lb foid Ah M II i in 11 i I Moi nl hi Wi t 1 io r 1 PT l l lie TJ 11 U'i with PM-ionliik j p 1 1 i im n \ hh ii o it i r Mi I f I, on! of j\ i i in' m i 1 i n,_i ol I i 1 , 1 I iWt md Mr T AT thin Put In i ol 1 1 111 f K) I 1 ill I V 1 \ \ )ll I 1 If IV timid tht LIII of hi i *-md ii 1 n.ii. 1 i ( . n 11 t I uii Ivy Mi Butt'iti |) ii 3 Cans Fine Tender Early June PEAS - 2Sc loo' I \idi n i \ ll 1 win n 1 c h|M» d nd I'l 11 1 mm el i it tht ii ton 1 I LII d i ii t' I 1 I ' d up i ith I ol I i nt AT) md Alis Fdw nd Inil n, his hip H( In in< l it 11 I ud up About t\wnl\ uui pu KIL ml pint (i Ii i II I ( f I I I [1 II HV I l tUllk 'list I nd % r Quarterly Conference. the ( en iv in phis in j, imt on iiln h i 1 ' under I t i i I f •> ound iv In h iv i Mi md M Ri-h-ml II I'I r* n RL T inn W M u 1 ill toni'u t i' ,oiii i h 1 1 in nd h ii poi ontd ' and d mt htti Mi t of T« r (\\I11L Dili (1 t|Ujih il\ ( onft it 11 ( "\ s lu ',d L 12cJPlcg Cleaned. Currants a t t LUII nm nfr it tin DiJfoid \ltth ( i ) ( i nfiTifi n i 1 i ciii'i into i nt LI v,ith tht uni nfnt ûml i\ iiilh Mis Aithui Ap 111 /ion Mi thodi t iiui h 1 ui (i i\ of odi t chunh >i titdiv iflttiK n 4 itll 11 II I 1)1 I II ( \ H 'I V " i I II i' on the tk Kiv J II V hit* ol Ih I nn I \M ™h r s w ii < i i 1 Wliy puy 35eor 4Sc for BaUIng Powder la caver-Uie costt of mfverlisirru? CIIIMH' U URsdiii \\ dt(i Connoi.who is jiLndini/ tht 1 t v\ltll I I 1 11 I f it \ If 1 1 1 st (h ilt Pint of BrooHvn h is lift n (If 1 1 1 n tin iftf 11 1 )il P( i\ I 1 Miniti it ^tw \oil, iv is ,iL Nut , \ L < "d fiom Mi sp( nd in ii(t il di\ s wi'h hi i" n SCIVKI whiih will tonliiiiit tin di\s Tun tj plu L IK now 111 pi < 1 ( ss at (lit (.huiLii sinl yt tt id iv i in 1( foiin r iii \ 1 on on ( nts, Mi nid Mf- I H Pint of Wtst 1 Advutistd m il ^ at Iht lout spi nt Sund i\ 11fli Alt I'oliic I I I MO 1n\ 1 irms Enaoavor Sociable. Ki n i nl Toint pn"1oflitt for T Git h int M nm: Al (it \) »mi of 'tin- Mont i t niploii d hj Fd Mrs Al TI on ConMin ,md Mis r\ ht I'M sh\li f 1 in (hit ti in Fn DiiiLht Mi I) S I i n1 Mi M t i 1 i ' Mi Di nm h ' ( wini U( h1 t if inillc d ilti f ll n :;i rVdriKk I)> on of Bioo'lin n'-i'td dt uoi o Rtv nit r I 1 id i\ nifhl il ClttldB' Best 2Sc lb Clillds' Special 2Oe Grif-oi S 1 Poi din md Mi luan He r'- ill T'f r If ft M I K' A (I un L1IO\ ('LI utipfl iv is ( rvul Mi .md Mi I iLdtnck Mi fill list tin honiL of (.1 it. AIi (s Nivi on (1 inn s f| v meht Rev and Mis A II ûtplnn nd ill i Mr md Alis I nvi W I'liuy ind was f-iivtii q I I'urif ii 3 Mi s El Ki fonow t of Ni iv Monmouth ' M I fui In Ii ^ in I ill is training foi I^lhs I" urv iisit d Mi .md Mis todn^ .itUndtd the funtnl of i\h^ ' H d nf i (s a v York DLlford New Boolto in Library. 1 ol i in i< IV Parle I my of A&bury Park last Sutphin', un le, Aaion ( ro\ on of \ ,li hi l ot Ri fl I ml is bis inhtructoi iv(fk A numljti of IK^? hool bOiif-ht hj the hhiaiv is o lalioti md doniltd hy Fret hold \\ \ ( Kill VOy*fl 1 f i n 'Ihc Mi sis AA illor of Point Pie is itsidents havi l( >v Tin liluaiy tiustfts will nitct "YOU KNOW THE PLACE," houses on Main iiticct at th it pLi t J i o'> Di J en'-on b\ ATond i} 0 AmorJciu ]YTf clianlcn to JMspoee of n Friday The home is o cupied by Gilht rt S Ni \i \ oik 3rtnol or no ir Next Wook. Mrs Isanc Marnncr of West F urns ] MCChnnIoli Attona Funeral. 62 Broad Street, Red Banfc, N. J^ Wuden Mis Uohtrt Millei IM en nndi i Tht Jumoi Aintiu in Mccbanits iftti spcndinKtwo wfeVs , rhl, i,,nl0, Ann MI in Mtchnnics .it Mit,-Willnm Kull and JWr' Eli/ ••>€ itmcnt .it Ltilkvui hosjul J, Nt w will dicpo of I b nid of flout on the with futnds at New York und Mew- tended tht funtinl of Ilowaid Smock Telophono 249-W N(WJI1< atieth Swift of have nun n York to o[[ » i I'I jj III Monday nijxht irk ol i onfj; Bi liieh in a 1 odv on Kundny for Red Bank, Atlantic HlgManitti, Keyporl, Long Branch nntl itmpc at Niivibinlt Mrs Swift i a Mr. imd Mrs. Trviivc- Futtjliin en IIhh c \\Vi(k Aw il i s ha,kVtball t( im Prtdui'l W Stinfordhfisrrtuintd Ml smo.k was i mtmhti oi tht " ' . As burn /*nrlt Stores, .'•.''"' sistoi of J M SLofield, who -died last tcrtnincd a few friends n't a dinner will pi i on thin home irturt I rid iv Prom • « .M. wjlh his pnirnts Mr and Store Cloie* at 6:30 P. M. Except Saturday. . weel psirty 1,'ist ninht. n i^ht with Iht \\a(( rwood five of Long Mis WiM m "-tmford of Keonsiuip. j * 1 l Mis^ Maiy Ooninton, who i 11 iii Mi nd. 1 ii'm" w II Vf th u i< t L'I in 1. Mi- Ib/»tfth rournmliaRcr of V" - ro. ' w .- i il en with a course in nur imp at the Ncwuk foi Sundjy rn^ht'h strvu c it tht Hip Uaiiy I'du ud , ( inks and Wil(hnilt ton S f is vibitinpr ht-r un le lumoiihiiKts list City ho^piljil, '•pent Sunduv with ht r and unl, Mr ind Mrs times Gnflin under ticattnwit at tht I on Bunch tiable Piiday nij;ht at Mm.' T. O pp louti thiiiii)>h Tinlon I1 ills, 'ist clum'h. Rf-U'Hions from Men 1 urn Ho'ni'ouf.li iind Willijim T. Slier- K 1 mother, Mn M. F. Trimblu of Bel- d(l ôhn will be iîven diuinf' ll i n\ voj I ,i nl Ii I 13 I s( wock at New foMKh Uioun of Rprinp I alct has | no intal Tayloi's. S oheyvjllc ,md ColL'> Ni I l ford Y01I \hiii tins ft nded the "auto (in i s.tinr hi diufMpi, Mrs Am Brief Items ^The tondition of Joseph W. John- "ClTinles Btnnt'll is employed on 11 Lisle Pntltrt-on htul chaigt of the R(V ChiTlrsW Hordti willpiclili no' ih --how bioK Ilytis of Wtbt Faimh A talk on ( hin.i -will be C'vcn I'M son,, i\bo w.is ftnclten with pai.ilyspy i cnptntei jol) on the Ilall'-hliaKi- f.nm prayci meeting .it the NnvesinK Mt th- Punrfsiy morniiif on "The Throe I IH MI (hod st I pwoilh 1( JÛC will Mis Hnpift Tilfon and htr dsiy nip;ht in tht Advt nt thuich by shoit time ago, rcmaiiis .ihont the at Mucwsluny. odif,l churdi Insi mpht Mi Patter M:irl'H of the True M;m." At nifiht mtcl tonight t C.5 i"c Ivin ' nitU-r (li.uk, I Boal, tditoi of the l 1 •lolhci, lostnh Moore hnvc nturned .same. The trolley company lian taken eon is fcludyinp foi the minihtiy hi -will p( ik on "I i >d Ui Not Into M s Moi it ol ( ollc^f Point is fio i I 11 it tt> io]Intir and Mi uouiui/ Jlttnrd Kenans have been made to the ioof down a pole-Jn front of Ira Wohwj.tt's W. Wf Wtjmnn of Nnvesmk ia hav- Temptation, Hut Deliver Us From M itinf hci Hint, Mis Thoni is Lake Mi s I.mi i Mt fill of Aslnry Pnk A union nutting will be held Stm- and poich of Ciccent h.ill on Ltwis stole. ii>R a concielc floor litid in his collar T vil" "In Tin DipriniiiK" will ht Ins letn spending several days with d.iy night in tht Methodist thurth A street, Garrett Morton did the work. Mis. M.nv J. Wolftitt is kept in- George A ItoRer is doinpc the work thte h'uh)(L't of tho pnjci i»ititin}r HMIor Homo on Taxlangh. monp. uprcscntative of tht anti saloon diailes Sdulent/, Jr., who i> em-'doors with cold. The Now Monmouth Baptist fhti- Friday nisht. The women's'mission- MI^SP Tlhtl :Mid Can if Tiltonh ^c lejpue will 11 the speaker ployed in W.iltis & Osboin's mill at C. V.' lIoflTinai) in honie from a trip tian Endeavor ho-iety will hold « ;iry to2iety will meet tomorrow sif- Maxwell Vonl'eidel, 11 snilor on the1 n 1 »PTI -*in-r thtir un k, William Til- •Standing oak timU'i at South E.it- lied Bank, is laid up with grip. in the South. BO-mbk ton ght nt tho piiroajpajie tomoon nt Mr D /> Hond^ 11'on'", luiui lout 11 i, tu>!'.•-' 'een laid up with grip. 'Your printing, if it'h wuith doing JVIoitniM'*!! (no ho'np "frer JI week's tion; America as the Great Melting ntaliontd, afU 1 prndiiiK a furlou(;Tt( qumsy sou throit I'ot and tin .Outlook Upon the Four tcmoon William Carlile has recovered from nt all, it'« wortli doinjT well. Fust visit with relatives at New York. r of tin diyh wilh Ins mother ut Lin Mrs CtlKar N Sanford is rerover- An enic»t«inm«nt tor the liLncit of fold Prolkm of the Inimu 'an.1 .nid croft. His couwiii, (Jeor^c Ileeac of The ladits' fHCfiliiuy of hook and blood poisoning and "is out agaiti. cla's woik at all limes IP the mott'o of r inK from ÎLI ni *<, Till' RtMivin Wl tho How Monmouth- Baptist ushers' his Diwim of Ih(i Promi^d L.tnd ' Luuioft, lias jomi il llu tnarincH. A meeting of tht public library ni bidder iire tompany will hold a M) John Kline has staited n TUB! HKT1 RANK RROTRT1QB Pago JI A JOINT INSTALLATION. O-OD FELLOWS' Winter Weekly Pen.to of Bad Sank CLEARED $60 AT PARTY. XnMg* WIU Begin M«xt Blond*y Mltfht. Boaffl or TOTBIUXI Aim Cnvmam WOMBK IABY MAVIS HEW Tho |iow oflk'crti of Nnve,mnk liHige of Odd KolIowH of Rfiil Hank wiru in- CARDS AHD DANCE. MONMOUTH COUNTY'S MARKET PLACE I Coiiimuflar Kn.miu-1 lufcn iiiia Division :,tiilled Monday night »y DJHtrit't Dep- REGISTER WANT PAGE Where More Than 26.OOO People Meet WeeKly | uty Fred (). F.oiix of Atlantic Uinii- OfOauru, Kon Dftuqed na Wull a* tli« rattlotio luntruotur Hoiiry fltnflor. But Xt Wai tlio Women of •Vlolteii Ued Uftiik Monday Nlffht— Hi, Imida and IIIH KUIIT of live Odd Fel- IQWH, Joseph HundtickHon of Fair tlio ChiiroU Who Gav« tlio Party— Ben dor Ooti n. tUlvor Ciuivorole. FOB BALE. MOSEY TO Haven in thu now noble Krand. Forty Bout ClubuoQiB » Gay .Beano, nl tiilile. -jxH feet, t2h. At II, YOtJHG PIOS rOB HAilJ, 33 nillFEBS AND BTEBHB. Auto oiiey to hijin In liuni'i lu unit I'l inn ri Mh.tiii-ii Vipilcliiii', I iMic; r.\\- A joint. inHUillutioii of tJio new of- Nearly Hixty people attended tho Tin Niioi), Uti jlei-lninii! fitriit, |;,.,| "•' lii'Vi' tnu-w..ii'.iili| |.,.iriT.^ in,, I meniliOfH We.ro pli'Huiit nnd Miter the i I'M nil lll.it hullil illlll niili'l Xt i Icniiii; , nil ill .M< illltli ill I li 1'nlllity f;i|i' li.i'iH of Uie I tod Itnnit IJnini of Vet 1 Mlri;i':. li.r '„,!,•; . ,.UU- ,,( til.- li.'IIYr:! in muetinK OJ'HUM Htew and cotTeo were eanl party and dative held hint ni^ht ,. Ivliin. IH'itfh'ti-r bulk liiiik. (ili'n M.ir.v i'liiiiiH, II.i,l lliinli. !{." !•". 1), iiun.'i IIIKI l.lu; new uliiivi N *>(* (lie liui- PULLHY FOB BAI.E, lilll. Will u,.l| I IMM,illllll,. ilU ||> n,. Horved, Tho -winter weekly feasts of Ml Hie MonmouLh boat club house by A w lod n i nil s n v i n 1 \<- GIHL WANTED. slmri nl' i,., ,1 ,1 11 ,,1,'1.,'jn, lSi Hem I-:,,) ii.'.' uuxiliiiry WUH hold in Mm l'o;it BOY WAHtBD, iiiiinwii, X. .1. the <:VIiIti of the Golden Rule of Trin- fit siil i mi li 1 nmlit ill lit Ulil Wiiiilcil l'n|- i;i-iii'i'ii| linn! the, Imlgt; will Htnrt next Monday nielli I "V u.ii.ti .I in IIMI-I, tin- pi liiliii).; rooin.s Monduy ni^lil. Tin- Sons' oiii ut 1 lu Ktt,lHi r nil! ulif whii 1M rut nfiiilil nr wui!;, ivi when tho feast will be ini h it M ity 'ehuivh. (lunieH were played on '. MllHl lie IIVI'I' F.lXlei II MM Jill HI wui niht illi il l)> Division 1'iitnoL -i • iH-t-.-i. Ajiplv at iu Wiiiliui- BOAKDEBS WABTBD, Mr. Ilemli'ii'kHon. tho Nwond floor and dani-inp; was held in ICi'il Itiinli.. A|,))ly iit Thi. l;,.( Nie.'lv fill lu.'lieil in HUM for i • -111 «llli iv Ini>!.nii:lor Henry Mender of Union rlttEPLACE WOOD FOB IALB. ll.il Hunk. on the iirst floor. The niunii- WUH fur- (I I 1 Irj II ik 111 I lm i I il In I IMIIII-.I; ;;ii,iil f,i|i]e, -,ill iiiiprov iiinhi, Hill, n>u;inU'y Coinniitndur .Samuel nished by ii three-piin'o orchestra, 1 mi, IH pi r nl li Us i I t i i WANTTD. IOST JASUAa? o, ion, i.ntiuIH In,,id.I: I.III'H i'.',iHiiti!il,|.. y., A lii.ls- 111' I'l'lliieiut'lit Wiuii.l li!.i- In,.i.l I Ply in 111,.I ,U1 House. l|r, lln.ls.nn :, i l.uko of llobokcn. Coniiiiuniktr I,nke I \ rt 1 ut nt 11 11 N I • i lu ill.Hi- |iii|', « hi Ii' in i k ,IM I |, .•oinjiosed of Honjaniin Alpi-iin, Har- with i-i'lliie.l liinilly, |{i-|i|y I,, MI-H I,, 11 ' ' nnI'". " iiiil HilllU,- aitexl UK tfuidc liuriru; the eoiomony FFSTIUF lirinilh' Wiiii'h i.yi'M. biiilv liiln.llr I'll I' old A. 1,niton and VVilliam tiib.son, Thu Hlelil'-'i. linn I:,,,|i ilullMe, II I llrnilil mi'eel. ,i'. i:» J.iune.l C. il.-\rrit;on i;i the. new ''om IIBXOOM BUIT rOB H l l k n.illfv ,1 Clnvi'i', Tii MiiilMin ,i\. :i: 1 chili hoviHC! vva« attractively decorated. (ilil-friHliioneil tin ee-liii • I' i oKiiny i; L ll"l : .^__^__ ,=== lllinl,, roa mmuh-.r nnd In ii|i|ioiuti'il the follov lie.li-uiiiii Holt' for ;i.-ilii. MIH ( or WOBKMEM HAH The Uho of-the club house wan donated W K- Ton BENT. 'lll'lli't ninl mi,' half yjirilM til' IH-H I . i j. • IlopiilliK. I'linpi'l Hill, N. .1. COBDWOOD ron BAIII, , l'li' Ml ui.inl Willll lilKH; ill MI tu iho Guild, Buffet luiuheonK were .Si-vi'li-l'uiiiii liniiie, nil Inijiriivi.ini.iitH, win iijiw in iin;, ii• nu-1:i .;. -iii ii ,ui, A BANQUET | hut M.iti-r ln-:ii: rein $j;, f•• r "iinmiii, In- liisli I.in lull.-, lii'ii\y lu wi'iKhl. i,n i sei-Vi.'d nil each hi, (,inld OPPiOB roa iMT, 11% ii'. ' Aim 11 i i s • • K in i i I'm- .-.il" IIM I'leafliirer (jiiii'mi \v. Ai-.hiirrnnu <* tloor ,, i iiiilri' uf .1. liraiieh, li.h HjiliiiiJ Htn-i't di • ,-i| i-i.i«i'. ;\,iil(,..H Ciilpi t. l.'is i cleared :,*:(il) by t! mile,, over Imrher Klmli nl N. i' I • I. • '.Icillll .\ln|i I"-;- in, I! iiiilil.il', II I* ,\ I;,![• U, siji'.i'p.Ury .loH.pn H. jHiiH.,011, Muv ly Elected Officers Installed nt a ii i sli ii H.-inli. II, !•', IX Ktr.-el for n-ni. liuuilre n! (i. 1'. Kiiiil, I'liiiplniii Willinin I'. iMirh.-nii. Joint Mooting1 or t c totlgo and of tlio ! The coniniilteet wasi s composed of S1A» I'oior HeiKeaiit Arthur 1.. Wynihh :,:, lsi'i-tor piiii'e. iieii r.iiiiK, | Mi'ii. CharlL'K A. MMintoni iton, Mrn, Henry Mini nurse «ii.<• 11 fur i'iHr;iK!'ini.iitH; ,,.w lliHiile "liald —1'rank N, Worth. Doiiiitlfi of tUo Stito—Bpoetli !.l. noKevelt, MIHH Lydia OÎIN, Mrs. BOOMS ARO BOABDw lini! tliui'iHii;|i ,.\|,,.|-|i 11,i> in Mhite iiml UIJIHIUO (rijiirit •WiiHer I,, l>nyln Keiieriil hdhiiilal i \\\ N,, York; brHt nf Follow oa tlio In»till1tlon Ri.iiimi ID let, with in- \, 1111,, w ('. 10: Kilwanis, MIH. C, W. (Jrant, .it In riMVnn.i.'i'-i. W. IJ. MiithcWH, til Whin, Tho auxiliary oflicoiH won- inHtulled All 111 IH i Iji,ly Kiuitli, The now proHidonl,, Mrs, ,lyn- m^lit it 1 ILSI Iutliiis hot 1, ill I IMII- Dillce, 1111 «- ....| •;i,|,- „(• trull,H line V,,,. WoliVri;, Mrs. Arthur _('. Swift, _Mr«. i niiiii. Iiililu Silvi-r, N. .1. t nie h'nihor, appointed tho CoilmvinK ssliiih tilt niwiv Llittcd lo !(_( olli.i- ;l,eon.ile la Heus.sille, MIH. Frank II. "Belt iEver So Humble, liartieiiliu'M inijiiii .• •,( .inli'i T. WvcUi.n oHic-ors-i v,iri in L illutl it i joint iiHitm' of liujk :I."I, Ki;,|i..i[, .\. .1. ,-....-. 1 lireenwalr, nmi MIH. Robert M. Jarvis. vrxns ME .lildfiit ailviii'iilii <;p -Ki? W. Oi Lnt lodKC mi tin ilt putic Aninnir Hi', vi r, The pi-iKe.-: were won by John C, imii I'll sviri! for yon. J-'n'il I-: ulli BED DAUK DAIBTr. I'i II ill ML- Ml.-ill I'lveiy I-iinllilli'l till A ill locij.t Illlll I ll )lll I 111 SMK I'htCtlirill l.'illllrUOtor, "» R%vi'et er.nin, i>uits iiillis from our own 1 KiiiK, i''ranl; H. (Jrecnwjilt, Mrp, Wil- MterliHlii division i1i'lr/;ai' I t (n ml Mi In Woil II an I i in! lilri-fl, Ili-il Hank. Tci. U"S-.I. There's No Place Like Home" ferine; IT, ;Ui buiicr, liullerniilk uiiii .•Mum niu lull. • li;'iii M, Thompson, Arthur'C. Walker, W lu PV oT t Linden, (,i md Mi III 0OP.DWO011 I'Oll SAL Miimi'.ninile put He.-eKO ilelivereii ilnliy Allorliatn dlvlHi'iri 0 leHiile nl Imv- • • Unify fii'ii, Minn Weis, William t'l.MI-Ie,; ,\. MdM.'l.-ike.v. lii-d liaiik. TiU Mm, liii.ie rreiiinoi'e Wurkm in i 1 Muinmi of Womlbin \ iiiik I'lii-ilwuii'l ror Hale iii H|,. [ilioiie .1(1:1-111 iiiMl Hunk, 1 Mrs. Ileniy J. ItoHevelt, s AHeriiato ii.uiwri , ileleKiili' Mrs, md '•UJMIVI ini Dijmty Al< n n A.liir.'JS A. 1^. lli'li'lii'l-. - •' '••''• •• KiiMiMMii JiOwiM Til ton, MVK, CJeovjre W. T.'li-phi.n.,- L'HC'-l'"-! i';iiHi;ih,uii. Uiowi i ul I it ( n ild \ i i on ol ,\ \Liili in ik nj. Cnl'iAwd tin in I ill i Mr. BAI.E. t 1 1 looked in at my dour uncl suitl, "See here, 1.I--I. iiml. Nin'iHt pet for rlillili-'.-r.. Ai Air, bwidBi' and Mr, Faiko wore ;\c- tit n i tu nioniL Ha Cholui' Norway imipl' ti' U':u'tiW! eol'irs iiini ime spi.-filnu!!!.". nan A. W, Uliiijipoll, 1! Hvii:i, t companied by thuir v> IVUH. Kauh in:w'n 1 hi Hid IJ ml It dire olli ir, m t, "l-.nl be KIT-H ut ;ins- tim.. at KmiiVy lirimk IJiiiik, cjvor Ht'lirueilcr'H (ini 1 i Luke Longhead, donl you think it's- about I'.iriii, i;.ii.iiiiii\vii, x. .1. aii nddrofiH nnd spceheH worn also I'ilHt lllM'iter wnrlilnilll Ililrillil Is. -s II AID AS^ZD. m;ido by momljora of the-Rons, of the ilrniii. . - ' AOEHTS WiKfED, time you said soimithiny on the subject of real TWO nOOIES FOB BBHT, Mrnti-r svot'Liirlm- Corneliiii S. M auxiliary,' and of A i-rowHrnitli l'bst. Ht.rlilii.iHis Council Eudoronn rotltion lor A'H-tltH WMlltt'tl; lni'K'" lH'olilK 'I'WII liiiiiK.M (ill Lclnlitiin HVetnie, nrin |.'l)!'e!!]Mll - ,1OH, (ill A 111. fl.li'1. Mr, Bonder, who has Loon a frequent, Aiiiulil iJiiitiiiurH' HII*. »'H i,iii--lliii-il estate and home opportunities in Red Hank?" Hank street, Five rnulnH ninl tnwii wnlri . (IvniMeer —WIlliMltl I!, Hrowi.f Protection for Scnbrl.vht. Arn.ild uiinipiT Co., Nii'linlsun, I'M. 111 eiieli, Ni nr Ir.-.ll.-y ain! river, il. lii, visitor to EM Bank, received a silver I4eiiiir.i(.i- -(Hi.-il'li'H ili-K. Hlk'-r. I'lu- Highlands borough council • II, Apply tu 'i'lh.iiiji-! Irving Jirnvn cujiriuioio an wiu ^nc ii-w*n tno huriB Heeeiver--Aillnii' A, 1'HIIITHHH, ~""~ """MOITBY TO lOAH I'm blessed if I wasn't so full-of Christmas "l'"in:ini:Ier- John Ilnulc, 1 id i it. olution Mond y ni^ht LI. 1 Jli'KiNter liiillillnw, it..! liiiiik, "•"'"."• and the auxiliary, A soaiiil time wan dorsinj? tin- petition of thu Keabrifrht on first bond and mortKii ,'.-' (ill impruvtil held after tho moptiHi* and priipt'Vty in HUI11H to HUlt iKil'iowoiH. Al- and New Yenrs and Talks on Fanning that BUBE mmmnBEt BUTTBB. " i lull-*JJIIIII (; \nl touncil for fcdernl «id in building a Hton lk'fikm.111, attornuy, liud Hiinlc. We will iteilv.-r liy jiiirei;! pOHt in any .was enjoyed. Uiill t clean forgot that there- ARK folks around ijiiuiiiHy. nur <;.i|crtist-y Iiuttm1. mail.. QutHliln wiitiili- i'hiirl >l>lTfl; i United council of Amorioan Mechanlca i of the lodge. lllniiu, LMonurtl Hpitznajrel, of Fair Haven Thursday night: JolinHOn. ' IOB BOAS WQn SA1B. ,\, M, I'ortti'ii, Navfslnk, N, ,1, I'ftat councilor—Joseph MRVIH. i.noiMu--rj, i\ I'urker, Ktfiiil, C, T, A fourth olaas ico boat In KOIKI orrter; IQB SAKE. ('ounollor—Mortimor Currhln, Parker, built by Buokhout. Apply to James I,, Now, I'm not going to prwiuh about the ad- Hf,'- Hiiitsible for T»lioloKr,,j.ii Vice coundllor—-Cornalius MartHsUîii. j-rintiiiB—Np!t?,n,iiTel, Jolinsnn, lllnde. Breose, 38 Eaat 23d atraet. New \ ork,^ Htiiilio or Kinall bungalow, sttunH'il oji )?eouiilinR Hecrotary— Ii. KdRar Smitli, BALLFORSTORM VICTIMS Audltlni;—Johnson, Hintlu, Heei], vantages of owning a home. , [uery man and Hivui- KtiVPt, HuiiliriRht, MuHt bn KOIU H^. i'lnanclol Hpcretary—Ai'thiir Kotlijl. Huiinlioa^—need, C, f. i'urhyr, L, ]•".' •©TBsnTAia son HALE. mound Ieii«o fxplrou tlilM HprliiR \ii 'I'reasuror—-a«)rse W.Hmltli. OCEAHIC BSD MEN WILL HELP SHA- 1'HrKer. 2 BOO hotbed sasli in stock, for K;ilo woman with good- red blood in their veins.' tlresH W, W, Lotdoii, SomufVilic, X, .1. 1,'oiiductorr-ljoon Ijtttlp. iiit.ary—SjiItKniigfi], iilnde, C; T. uheap, either Blazed, unmazed or knook Wardon—Lrisator {'urchin, BBIGHT SUPPEttEBS, down, George H. Conover, Keyport, N. J, MEM IOI SALE. ^ r, and with their hearts in their right places, Fiiini, II iitrrs, liouBi!, Lni'iU nppli- i,nii Itisidu sentlntl—WUHam Itounott uter—lUnde, Ui-ed. -JolmHon, C. T. OtJd tlIAth Hlkl Nanimriml Trtbo WIU Olvo Dance at Pnrkiir, HplUnel POSITION WASTED. pi.;ich lii'i'ImrilH, Wf-ll Inriitoii jA "I'II t JnNj, Younir married man WINIUM poKitlon at just naturally long for a roof over their heads Hinil for I'arin lint: tivcv 10(1 Mnnnu'iii'ili oiticors will be inatalled to- Bed Man's Hallvon WodneBflBF might, taring for horseM or us KariJi'piir; rt-f- rounty nirniK, .Vnivliouie A For.]- H,-i- January 2Bth, and Proceed! WIU Be <:, T. Parker, Reed, L. V, fereneureu n nnd experlcnuijxperlc . AIICII'IHH J. <\ P., onil liiitiunal Uuiik Ii.uilJinjf, Hid Hunl;. niorrow night; ... Charles P, Crosa, A note for $1,600 was renewed. that they can call their own and to shelter the borough cleric, was proposed for Oivon to Hoinele«« WUhenatn, box 313, l BankBk, NarumBunk tribe of Red' Men of Bills amounting to $446 were ordered them in their old age. Hut perhaps they BATE YOUR OliD CI.OTHE3. membership and he will be elected to- paid. Miller street hill will be re- Btst prlcfis paid for He™nd-liaiiil morrow^ night. Mr. Cross will be ini- Oceanic will give n ball on Wednesday in beat and moat reimbhi companies: sonts'olotlilnu'. For estimates iniiiilru gravelod ' and the culverts on the never thought about how easy it is to acquire at Rtd Bunk Stwim ana ]5yn Woi'Us- n". night, January 28th, in Rod Men's nioney to loan: propiTtieHîn all dircn- 1 tiated Thursday night, January 20th, street repaired. Bhi-PWHliiiryiavpiuit , ur.il Wnst I'ronl A social seaaon will follow the'instal- hall at that place for the benefit of tionH for Bnlp, Kranuis White, Monniouth a home. - str*>it, Rcl UiiiiU, J'hiiiKj ir,-R or is-Si. lation. Edward Little, Cornelius the Soabright sufferers of the severe Ktreot, Rod Uank, Marcellus, Arthur Sickles, Joseph storms on Christmas night and the STEAMBOAT COMPANY OFFICEBS. MOBTQAOE MONEY. AOTO LICENSE LOST. Hendrickson and Ijeon Little will have week, following. The dance will-be 126,000 to 150,000 to loan oil ilrnt mort. Auloinolille lio.-nse No. liiiae NfiwM. i : RttRu ' In ninoiiiHH of $$Jf.,UO, U i;'iuifi' ulli. . PTTIHAS EMPLOYMENT AQEUCT. of that cosy home you have been dreaming, ll k tra. ants' •steamboat company was held Sat- . When in need of reliable help rail 72-J, The Red Men are devoting all their urday at the main office on Brqad AMD Hew Official* of Shrowsbnry "Lodge In- or at No, 6 Wbnrf avrmie, nod Dank, about. Then figure out the amount sou can. LiidieH1 ana, u-ntti' eloUiing fileai:i,l dootea Eftta Offlw Friaay Hlffht. efforta to make this ball a great suc- street. The directors wore re-elected, Help for hotela and privati; families sup- ami ilyeil. Gonts' suitB pressoJ, ~>Q coins- cess, and tickotH are selling rapidly. thuy being John 3,, Charlos_E.. and J. plied at flhort notice. * conveniently pay down, and how much you Kults Ciilleil fur nmJ ilollvornd- . Hed llank'. Tho new oft'icera of Shrewsbury Steam Dye Worl«, 21 ^S est Front .street. ga of KnighjLs of Pythlaa of BadRopresentativos will bo present from Dunbar Throekmorton of Red Bank, OtD HEW TOBK VIEWS WASMD, 1 James S, Throekmorton- of Caldwell. Wanted by collector, ciUI vi.-v.'H of New can pay each month, and send the facts with 85.Shrewsbury avenue, Uetl Until.-.^Plu-n.- Bank were insftllcd Friday night by several Red'Men lodges in this-section eoniieetlons, • .„"-- of tho state. The Oceanic Red Menand John Pearce of Linden, John S, York and othi-r citieH. Hind dMScrlptlon Dr, Lcater Karp of Soabright, the dis- and price to M, HutcIiiiiMiiii, 11** LulToit.i ••25 cents to -The Register's Want Depart- have sent out circular letters to the Throckmortoii was re-elected presi- place, Jirooklyn, N. Y. LOST. tMdtdhitffd —Kl1111!r-~Tin-ftTrBI-llili Htfeet' »r~Lni,MIM RdMHdiqg7lrthGyHilrthi e , John Pearce vice president and ment. We wilF^vrite an advertisement for avunue, a imly'H luiiHiiiK eiiHfi Kolil WJitih of members of Xhe .Seabriffht lodge. lodges to help them, Circular letters j. ABM worn nmws, Joseph G, jyachelbMh is the now nhan- J, Dunbar Throakmorton secretary Thu initials A, K, U ensravtiil on iimk have also been. Bunt to the Rumstin and treasurer. There are 612 shares A 22-a«re farm foe rent, 1350 per year, you that will go before 26,000 readers. And A Buitsible,rmvuril Will lin pali! liy return collor commanden Dr. Karp and Past at W«st Lpn« Hranch, N. .1, Apply to iliK wnle.li to I.. .1, Tptley, •! .\li.c|iiiiiii- lummiiF residents askinft for their co- of stock in the company. Heretofore George A. Lipplnuott, 18 DueHnpuvt :tVe- Btri-et, -Ili'll Jlilllk. Grand Chancellor ASJrich (if Nowrirk operation. I'll wager a nice box of " her" favorite- candy mado addreaaMfl. îllinm Johnron of there" were 128 shares which were nuo, Lon>f Hranch, N. .14 4aeob Zerr is chairman of the eom-owned by persons not closely connec- OBT DALY Jersey City, B&:retary:^f tho Grand •"itteo In charga of the ball, Lloyd B. BLAB AHD OBATBt mOOIIHe. against a piece of cheeso: that you will hear to do your electrical ivorh, and go then Golden Jubilee committwi of the ted with the company. These out- Leaky tin and slate roofs mado tight: b for your electrical Huppliea Krttininii«, Wheeler is secretary and Louis Neu- standing shares have been bought by alKO tar r and nsplialt for sale.sale.* Og Ogded n fnyn it. ' fflven. Jobs'promptly atiendnd to, UN .Pythias, also made an address. The hauaer is treasurer. William T,,, XfeCIaHkeyk , 147 HudsoHdonn sve-nunsvenun , Red Broad street, rippusitfi Second national jubilee will bo held at Atlanhiu City in the five directors, and Miss M, Ella Traut in aachom of the tribe. Throekmorton of-Red-Bank; - Besides Bank. Telephone ,100-J, bank, Ilcd iinnk. Omco phono, (JTC-m, May and many members of Shrews- •-•.. • • • "'•... Reaidenee plione, 23S-III, ,_ bury lodge will attend it. Aftw><- thn the directors'and Miss Throekmorton, POSITION WANTED. iti a smoker was hold rttt" other sharuholders are J. Bayard Married man il_t*ir*'H Hitiintion • tiv Or, if you feel that you want to wait till luu-r TO TiEASH. CABS VAMTV A.T Throi'kmorton of Red Bank and James farmisr- hftH had a lifVa (.•xpurli-iii-t.-; can Hlunll I'i,rm, !l 7-111 aeresi, nil tile Miu furnish refiTinci's. Addn'fw Md on for the home, buy a lot now and build . (lliliiwii tiirliiilke, Iniiuiln.-it .Mi..|ij|..| • L. Tilton of Brooklyn. The company Man, Bhri'WHbury, N. .1. Kaile'-J, Hindi. isj.pK- tiv.-ti M-Iiirli will MOOSE WILL HOLD A SHOW. JBttye a, Wyokotf Entertalaea operates the steamboats'Sea Bird and nioiT. than ii;iy cMMt of le;tH", Wrile tu Snmdfsd Club Thursday, Albfirtina between Red Bank and New HOUSE FOR SALE. when you can. A boy or girl sixteen years I1. .1. i'laiiaK-iill, \±i~> WiHl Htreel, Tail, Bed Ban* toflffB Will W» The Evening five hundred club of Yk New hoiiai! for Hii!>> cheap if «oiil by . old can begin paying for a handsome lot now vllle, 1'. li. lU'imkH'ii, \. Y. PerfoKnanoe West MontB. Koyport was entertained Thursday January 15th. All Improvi'iiionts, i igiit John P. Donovan, proprietor ol nn i-ooniH and bath. AiMilJ" at 1ST lliulson I SPEOIAi SAIE Or WAM PAHBS. night by Miss Ettye G. WyckotT. Mrs, avenue, or of any UH"' "t. and can own it outright in a few short years. I From ii ei'iitK u floiiiilt! roll up, lii jut Ocoanport hotel, was initiated Thurs. Norman B, Lockwood won the lady's OJ? A. SILTEB MEDAL. j (Selection of 'Wiili papiir at lowest prices, , day night into Rod Bank lodge of prize, a fancy dish, and George A, HOtJSE lOl MBI, A #5-00 bill is enough to start you in many ; ICstiiiiriteH on pHptr hiiiiKliiK (iiiil paiiil- Inioranoa Company BhewB tta For rent in beautiful Middlotown, con- IllKi alKij •Lrlnzitii;. i\n% llulliu, pruprl Moose. The lodge now has 292 mem-Campbell won the gentleman's priê, vnnient to railrpad Htation, six-room etor, Ciiuii'iintee • I'aintiilK i:onipaii>'. IK1 - bora. The lodge will hold a vaude- a cigar holder, Mrs, E. Wadley won tloa of Bdwwd i. AU^ra'B Berrteii, house. Apply ttoo MIHS Louiso' HartM- 'desirable locations in or near Red Bank, West Front Kiroot, ited Ui'.nH.'* ville show and ontertHinmpnt at the the lady visitor's prize, a lace hand- Edward S, Allaire of Broad street home, MlddlMlddlfttownt , N, J J. i MUSlfc. Empire theater next month for the kqrehief, and Mr, Wadley the gentle- received a gift of a silver medal from I MiMs Siadf-linu Gorman, hUyinpf- eon,. the Home insurance, company last W Remember, particularly you young men and: benefit of their new home fund. A. man Visitor's priae, a fancy calendar. About 10 JeadH of liBbi'H and I lilatiid -her t'oiii-sn in music at Ml. 'HL committee composed of William Mc- Among those present were Mr. andweek in recognition of 25 years' con- removed from cellar on Maple .avenue. women, that property is the fotmtiation of-all Marfs eolioKU, inalnllold, N, J., Is nuw Kenzie, John Mulvihill, William S. Mrs. Albert M. Haigh, Mr. and Mrs,tinuous service as agent for the com-State lowest price for job, Addri'MH nin- rratly to instruct pupils in voc.il ami d, box 313, lied Hank, i instrumental niu.Jio at hor home, 3r> Le- .Sherman, Michael Strpllo. Jerry Blod- J, A. MaeEwan,.Mr. and Mrs. Wad-pany. Accompanyirig the medal was credit. When yon want to .borrow money or Hoy place, Roil EanU. Tolcphono iOUr, a book containing the names of vet- Kfltt and Charles Klmi$ -will liav<« ley, Mr., and Mrs. Norman 0, Losk- y0B B chnrge of the benefit. wood. Miss Ola M. Conklin, William eran agents of the company. Mr. Al-ehoap to quick buyer, 2S-h, p. steam en. secure backing for some business enterprise, - FABM TO tBT O» EHABES. H. Wyckoff, Gilbert T. VanMater, laire is one of these veteran agents. 5lne, complete. Can bo seen running be. Known m (,'iiarles I), llyndriek-on He worked four years for the company twoen 7:00 a. m. nnd 8:00 p. m. Apply probably the first question the banker will j farm, near BlidiilMiiwii; nliont ino nc.rv.a Miss Edith Walling, Mr, and Mrs, As- J, W. Mount Co., ned Banlc, tillnhle, suitable for potatoes, flraln, eie,, THREE mw bury W-. Campbell, George A, Camp- at New York, and continued to repre- askyouis, "Do you own any real estate?' au ueroH first-class lipping; other friiilH; bell and Miss Gertrude Hoose of Key-sent the concern after he opened his HOMEY SO LOAW. p ntVenoH reiu Oeorg-o X.ovett, Thomns McKniffht and port; Mr. and Mrs, W, M. Ackorson real estate and insurance bushiess at Money to loan on first bond and niort- Let The Register); Want Department'co- Jlay (. -'lloluli-lokHon, SO Lcro.v lini gnge In* quantities to suit borrower. AP- Ilnnlt, I'liom, l'KJ-.M. -• Albert Taylor Join Rod Bn:ii OouuolL of Hamlet and Charles S. Ely of Holm- Ri'd Tisi nk 21 -yetivs » » »., ply to the Land and Loan company, IP Goorê K. Lovett, pruicipal of the del, Baat Front street, Rt Constaliln Co., Nuw York. Furniture .•(! •of- next week byy the district deputy, few nights ago. The struwride WHS n'one-horse farm wiison for sale. \V. A, lianiRi rHrsin of lonjr Branch A B. BITISATT. Truex, 22D lirond atrctt, Ked Bank, only-a few years ago are now worth in covereil and repaired; snvnlnHK, nhadpn, of l,onjr Branch. A so- • of iloiiii animals, Rod Bank, oiirtains, draperiiif!, laj injj of oarptitH, ciable will be held after the Installa- N, .1. Telephone iaS-J, • HOUSE IOE SALE. .some instances double the price paid for - mattiiijr, linoleniii. JlattroHHra and (insli- tion, Fine liQUKe at ail Uroud Ktreet for ion«s tojmk'r. Jiinraliaiii, ;i? KnNt ]«"i'r.ni Skelly, Elizabeth and Mav.io.rJe John WAMVED. Hale. Property in tiKx'iOO feet; eleht them. Starêarly— today—call Lucky -I.".. street, Hud Bank,- Tcli'iihu'no I4-J, V7OODMEH,ELECT son, Drury Crawford, Teresa El- •A M-oi.il inn.il to work In eoul yard, looniH In tliu liousis Darn on .premiw'H. BEAD 1HIS, V. K. Oordon, Hod Hank. ""•""""• Jntiuiro on preniiKOH or of any jt ITnve, your wnKliinK1 (lone at tho .Toivoy .Bing!. Wliili.-, inonth. Properties) for eale, A farm of Ilotolri aiifl linarding- boiiKii cloLlieH The following officer,a were elected Coyne, Stanley Ban-ow, T*idgar Mor- live acres for HHIU nr rent, FranrlH And you real estate fellows with houses, lots, wiishod and dried; llat work inaiisloil by Riverside camp, Modern Woodmert row, Ralph Johnson, Leon Gordon and — —— Will to, Monniouth atroot, Rod Bank:, 3 cents per pimiiii, lVoniii}j dono if de of America, at their last rneotinK; COCKERELS TOR "SX*E. and farms to sell or rent/ remember that sired, Teleplioiuj 201 Hud iiank. BATS VOUn OLD CABPETB. yonflrablo conaui—Wllljani -1». Beautiful reversible ruira made .from MOMB BEBKBBS, ATTBWWOK! J WorUi'y advisor—Daniel I'Mnn tho chapeions. SAFE WOm BALE. old carpets and ehcnino portieres. Write all your custimers aren't "necessarily in Red JJo you want a Inmie built froiii J.MUI; I'jHcort—Klmer ScliiKiiir, SHfe, iilmoMt tifsw, for silks i InquirIqu e at for circulars, .American Rug Manufao. iiwri.pluris? 1 liavii llirue very dertiralili- ('IKI'IC—li'rpd H. Hayes, 1 •ed Banli Woiiitn jplay jioHtoinee. Aj B, Nnfew. tory, 286 Vermont strent. Brooklyn, Bank, • Out of 'town people who wanf^ flotn. ylsaTO J'«et, within throe bUiekH u! Ifunhpr—-John B. Hoiid. nriiad and .Xjuiinioutli HtreetK, Ked Hniik, VVatoIiniiiii—-Iftir ry Aaiiy HOTT8E AND LOT WANTED. to live in. or near Red Bank buy TW iipun whli'li I will hiilld ynu a home siu-li gentry- — Karl KlinilKnn. We have a oustoniei- who waiita.to buy UK you desire, ,.\ .suuill iiaymoiit. i|.u,'n TruHtocH—fllaudt) W. l*:n'l>i-« lOtrnr-r a hoiiHe and lot for CIIHII. ' Must lift flint Register jvheii1 tlieyjire looldngjjor a Jiome. and ISHV U'l-nii ilii'i'yutti'r, Adili'i-sn Si:liru»or. W, 1*. llUKtf. ' - hor home on Loloy, place Mondiiy af- of IJrldfjB civfnue and tmiatbe a bifnrain; Tlnrry-"3V,—ilriTrkinTi; •l'*i'iint "Htrei't mlii WOMAN WANTED. Wbarf aveiuie, ited Hunk. ternoon, Mrs. George D. Cooper won f'fimiieteiil wonum for fjo«"ral lioua,i- Hud Bank Jieal Kstati' Co., noil Bank, Anyway, nobody knows what you have to OO* A a fancy linon piece, and Mrs. Charles work, AildroHH 1', U. box 100, Rod Hank. MOHUKBHTS. Weeks and Mrs. William"HendrlckBon fnmpu well until you tell them. Try The Register's, •\Vi! havii piii'i'liaHed Clni'li & each won nn excursion ticket to New COW AltS CALF FOB SAKE, "" Furniture of all .kliida repairBd. Re stoek nC inonuinentri at l.inij; iiraneii Ertward ifL SIKUery Kcoolvcs Ould ilorsny cow iiiiiJ eulf for Hilu, II. *D,storing of antique and inulioKany fur- Clilof B.ttngrer'o Bndfro. York, The club will mwji, Monday, Want Department nml watch it make good. \\ f. UL n i ti K i tii n I , It II i i [ I t ( Rloorp, on stono roiul, norif KcnnisburB. niture a Bpoclnltj II nry Qrause Tront llll>!lUini.-lil:-i itt. ii îv.it. leillH'tiull 1'i i The., new ofticera of tho lied Hank January 25th, with MrH. Henry Dem- street, near Southern mil road. Rwl Bftnk tho ii^nal ]iriee. I'l-njile wlm are dm- lodge of Foresters were installed mart of East Front street " •"". WARM BKOEB. Hii.lei'ln' erci tiiiK iiii'iiiiMials liir, liii'ma Tharsday night. Dr. William D. HAT, TOR SAXE. Warm HIIOCH, l-:i tn Mi off ii> my Mali- ti Sayro and Janios Cooper, Jr., were X.loya Francis Oivos a Apply to J. 11. IIolni^H, Tlo]indel, N J the KOCd tlllnj-i lim -'' i ent4 to %', liO, l-'efol-e next Hiiviiii,'. Oider.s for lioiuri appointed court physician and court l'liono 14-K. wore 50 centti to ?7.00. Cliuence WhiA tioli iluy ' ilellvery fihiVulil^-hf plrieed a I druggist respectively. After tha in- Lloyd Francis of Boidcn sheet onee witli ^lansou tt. Sun, I tod Hank. N. I gavo a party Sunday night for sev- TO RENT. ATl3 Om. One iliiiir west uf tmvn hull. I'liniiu &'l'i stallation refreshments of sandwiches, 1 niul to SAVU eral young i men. A general Bocinl' rent nt No, Ja with wntci Kond for our Hill IlIiiHtrated book,, coffee wore 10 Htroot, ited Honk; liKtKonH mord foe tluir ourn 3,000 perioiliralilil s ntt llow M. Statteiy was prosented with a timo waa enjoyed and piano solos were * P«r month est possible prlnf H« fit-i' Addusn TOP SOIL FOR SALE. played by WilHam Snydor. The KinKH Miih'.iylne At,, ney, Little Silvir, i'hlof runner's gold badgn. guesta wore Frederick Jones, John PIAKO I.EBBOMS. Cooil siKinj, top-oil nn > ill l'im (I andjjaymond Bennett, Clintoiv John- voioo Kl\cn on the plnnn and in tint p. i load in tiif pi. im is, it IMin 1 MIHB Carjinl*\ Sunsot nvc SOBBES AMD COW TOR BALE. u.'sink I'ui'k, near Ited lianl;, lmiolro ill" Installation or Titliui' OMeevi; son, C. Ray Sweeney and Frnrilc Fran- «uo, lloil 1'alr of hor.iet), G and V yeai'M old, for A public installation of Uio new of-CI8. naif, wlll-wbrK fn any plueo; nluo a KOOI! GtsoiKt) Curtiy, siijioiintciiilunt/ on l^.» BAXiS, cow fur nitii-. Vi. A. Parker, Newman ficers ol Avrowsmith Post of Red Bank cows FOBBAIE OB BENT. Americnn Meolianlos Offlooi-n installed. -, -- ono.with flrMt calf, MpriiiRK road, noiir old Tnir KroundH, Iteil FHXSH VEOETABM1S. and a reception to,DepartmBntConi Two jounj ltank. <.'dll».iit, AlcmlowbrooK li'nrm for fronh CorneCorneii ' -propertypropery;; utoru,, sovoon rooms Oceanic and Rumson mander Jonn Bodind of Camden and Tho, now oflicers of Onward-council ifWSt""'^ Joraey-.' J. U. Carton, box OKKH, tonViitiii-H, oaulillowcr, Htrlntt bi-iinrt, unit btbuthh , niil moderd n itn]irovuii|«iitfl. BOOKKBEPEB WANTED. AIHO want to buy ninnngood horm'H nnnatallqd Monday night by Warren G". Illglilaiul coal. Thoro in' n Rroat dlf- With knowledKii of typewriting prufurrod. eii > lmmX usor BOABBXSB WAHTED. " WE MAK» OLD EWOIWES »TGW. full Hi-/n loin, eboico locations, ?K0O imii of the Child, building. I Capt; Reginald Denms, a paatcouriailor and financial rS j '|^%intJo - N° clink. AddretiB-'ln own luind- writing, fitsvtlnit AiilomObiliv nukrino und , lnotoroyicle H;'Worth is tWe new comninnder,' A seewtary Ônward counoil. The wftfiiiii expected,'to Yotinff I>ady, box 317, Ndntly fucnlKhud rooms,- lsirR« aiul i\l(ndeif u-boitd ntw pistons und ling' ml Htitrnl \111.IKI> lotn, ,<} Imii now Ilud Bunk; Htnitll; nil COJIVCHIOUCOB; pxcctlent-tiiblv. pi-ogram will he given and rbfreflh-i , Bounsilor, sFvank House, ap- TflrniH rfiiiMOlinblt!. 'R7 . Oakland .Htrcct, lilooi40m 0 U«ll«vlllo uvonuo, fiO«tN and l"ij,\ linn-, MAWUBB IO» BAX.K. HloomlleUl, N; .1. ments will'beiewidi • .X, - . |jpointed Peaerj. Gisleson as chaplain; 1 Uio u>tten inunnin for nnlo If Mv HOUSE FOR BEMT. Ilod Hitnk. ?\',; .1. \l(>i 11 Patera pluct'. Rod Dank Tel- and coiinix-tlo HOUHO with all Improvementp s BOAtt XOB, BAtE. lurKe Burden, in Id d nanknk , ffoi n liti , wAxnno. . i)i-. .li'ull blfiotlcd JlcrHsihlrt!: tiotir. for aahv- LOOKING FOR BARGAINS? fat owner deslrei prl\il«cprl\il«c« off •1'otrtfinir with wftteUmtui wanturt nine mouths old; from-roKlntorod atock. HOBOXl FOS BAJ.V. .h* H C H 113 IldMon avimc ipnli- If so, BOO our n« w- irml Sfirortd-luind Mystfc »BrtHittho^ hndft tmaik inj- < A pivot card „__..., „„,.„.„ «,„ C H, 113 IludMon Mob«r ana inrtuRtrlouft. to I*. O. Apply to .TciBcph .Illicit. Whito- street; worrk HrnfaHorn"'farr ntilintili>,, ^vin wotk •Hod Bank. cutl»n; with Klb v N J fuUiituru uiid household srocluItlOM." fen ' its banauet hall Ttionday nighfe of' lost * the- Globe hotel < pftrlorB •by''th'e' Red* £££ dotibdotibllo Churlon^WChurlW .Bh BchncWcrW , Bank, , olivorvor, N J tiro contrntq of hotels, boajitfiiK, hoiispn' ' ' wAap-ih Mgulw; WeojHngU ;TOo "Ftink *^(fc»^^t jWr ajfcib*orontf o^fc IUTJOT A. cnpxuuf *ow»ii. pavtl VAlfXEJ>. feast WM> prepared by. vlonwa .Woltiott. l^ng. Branch hpppitnl- on -FHdny &£• . If you want woiif fiico to got tlio right hn»d ixio wuiitcd. State hi/A1, A flno" attention have it treated in thq qnnltary n l • a(id QtywseTtuex ond.ov«Pfifty.mem->tornooh'of nist^^pML'at'two ... 6ijJof;»B". way at iCurchln'H nharr. A clean towol lnHld uivl lO TO^JtH ana Ulna uul.j Jt.m D;N0i ipe »vcryrointom TllK XlVm RANK REOTRTEr THE RED BANK REGISTER ASntJBY PARK KIXH WiW, BREAKSHISARMINGAME I.OOIBB WOK TKttBB OAMBg. 1 TU»Kr,V mttKVm, Van SDWHBS, Boil nftiik tQiljfG riiiliho* Iinlit in Pool Uud Hunk Oowlari Citpturod Mutch T«i%m tlia Oit»»tB of Blwoort n, PUBLIC SALE OF WOOD LOTS. tibtirun Tenni I.nut W*8l£. K>MN II, COOK. Edlior »nd PuUuhar, ToiiruMnent. ' JErrKEY MBKTa WITH Iviu» i»t AaiiooJntloii iait Nl/flit. GEORGE C. MANCE. AMOCUU Editor, Tho l,ooioH busvlim; team of The LooieH bowling team of Red Tlw BUbiicrlber vvtll olfer toe male on the premliu »t A pool tmiruaiiu'iit for a silver nip TllliiU MIBUAl'. lii'tivt'iii Uic lied Hjmli, l,iiii|r Bijim'b Hank won tlnvn nanu's ill ;i ro Hank and a JVw frilesfK had a turkey » THOMAS IRVING DROWN. :si*,11 Afliiii'y Pink IiHljrt-fi dt" KIUH fimii1 loaiHH1 lilateh from ihe Klhi'iou team di last llijjht at the ehvititian us- I'U'bl IIli;H School Tt'iuii Deferitiul SOUTH EATONTQWN in ;i rlo.-v l:i:4 nij.;)it. Anbury I'iil'K Tui'MiIny iiiglit of ia^t weok, 'i'iie 'SUBSCRIPTION I'lUCH: Branch Hcliool 'roam Biuujiluy ioM an tile giwtitH of Klwooci U. wii* tin' winner with u sroro of (iOT nniteh WiiK IHIWIOII im the lOlhoVon id- Om« TW 11.8J Willie tlid Heil Ban* Soeouil •Toum yf.xa numiiKor of the. l.ooios. Mr. Thursday, January 15th, 1914, •U ntonthi i« jHiiniM, l.oiiK Hi'jini'h WJIS .M-t'oml with lovji, 'i'ho fu'orw; woio: Bofttuii Ijy tonf Brftneli. won the. turkey Ni'W Yeat-H i>* mul Hi'il H;iiiK Wiih tliivd with *i."iii. 1 .ui 111 by howling un average of 171 l-ii for AT 1:OO O'CLOCK P. M. 'licil Hunk Hijjli KOIUHII'H !ii>t li;ihWt- Is i'lllliil V , •Jl I Charles Johnson suitl Klnu'i- Morris, 1 three bullion. He (lefeated five other st tflo postiifJlco lit Hod Hank lii'UV .'...... ,..... llU'IlillciS (if till' Kill Uilllli loiljtl', luill toam dulYiitiul tho l.onjv Brain !) IMISVUMS in the eoiiti^t for the tin'key, About 5 Acres of Standing Wood J,, aa iecona-Pln»i« mutter. 1 I \ iliM ,,,,,,, 1 I! jilnyod Ilnrtic Vliillips mul Hnioiil high school toain in a leajrui svanio ! Tlie turkey W:IM e(ii)ke«l at tho Ool- in quarter-acre lots. Viiiuli-rslu'i- of .V-Imiv Park at AwSaturda- y night hy tho h ii!v nf 'Id t.) Isi imibin fcftaurant. The turkey with V.T.'.^.'KSnAY. .'AN. 1 i, l'.'l-l. 1 liury l*iirk ];ih| ni^lit, MIHTU . 'i'lli iini 1 *• ii11 * '-11111111 it .mi \va* the tii.ual fixings; w;is .served to the A credit oi Bix monthi will be given, i-oatcii hy I'u- '.'>"••• T?- i-u, t- '•>,,•.•-."(I-;" iYalVi! Vnmicri-lii/e hy a M'OIV of KM ;i i i paity by Mi's, Howard 1. Ilanue mid TOWN , TA1B, ID !!S. Li,!. ',liitni..un hi;! tu Phillips by liy the Ki'firo of i:i to I','. Hot!' games M ij., Ikorjje W, Uciiy. Tliohe at ihe C. D. CORLIBS, svoru playod on tho ii:,sivi:iiii>n court, a ;i'on> of (il to 1(H>, Wllhi , dinner Were Fied H, Morris, (u-oritc C), JACOB C. SHUTTS, (Co):th,vcijr t;;>nu' ioivau liUiiliilT '.I'.i: lH'inii.s Kobert A. Kennriiv, (loorpe AUCTIONEER, KoniU'lh JoH'ivyV lift furearm was A, WiUl llii \V. Hras'r Heortte (iiay, Ilowiud I, Arthur l!ri.-hnno of Alliurc owns nr(|m. _»_ n\rr%t%nTl.it\ 1 I'.ll ti'TM REflDV FOa lirokrn iluriii}; a siTimm:i>v. .loiVicy r.'i lljinre, W. 1C, Ihiiin and Mr. Ivins. ! was idayiiuv inntor for I he Iloii Hank ICEBOATING. 1 thousand acres, Mr. Hris-! _^______. I town", llin position was taken by TnliUs i' i ,' AUCTION SALE licotl of 1 Playora Bronlc Bvan, i.s tho oditm of tho New York JACK FROST COVBUS IHE I I'r.iiik Uowaid, 'I'ho hrokoti lioiio j bam 'was sot I'.v Pr, William 1). Sayro. • f.'.vii/i'i/ .!i"iri,!il. His experience "« ' VFTK AN ICY COATIHO, SHBBIDAWB lOSI- A ("ln-iHtiim 1J, Hi'i-jie and Willium 1 'I'liis was Ilv third time .lotrroy's ' ;I iiviii'tioal ri111nL'i• ami his nviu'i'al „__ •('uivhiu, Jr., of Fair llavt>n, broke loft aim had hi on hroKi'li iuisvoon the In iisvlcilirc- ir.ulu1 his fanning_IU1UM oi r,,, ,, ^ . T;,^]. nnouirii for Asljury r.riilt DowHiiiV Tu^m i veil in iheir Kories of I'hoekpi' jjnmp.s c lriJ g gil v. I'i.i-ûuHil olhuv.". The hoiu1 v,as hi'okoii i >.'H -iuI viiluo. 1 noil Pniikctg J.ii5t Weet. for tlio eheekor I'liainpiiiiiHliip, Mr, ; HORSES, COWS, HOGS H Bouts nnfl » IitttB Moro Cold Wenthei | iirsf a year or si> jviro. A few weokw \ Horpo iw still tin1 I'liamfiion siiul if Mr. I Will Put it in rino Slinpc—Cluljj Plan The Hhoridiui bo\sliu;v team of Hod i':i.ui> liu1 l-iiiio was liiiikon arain while ' ISauk lost throo (jmius riie^day nij'.-ht Cin'iiiin wantu to ho the champion he \ Another fiiv-mor of flu same jrui' Active* h'SiiisOii, ,!,,"iey was playine: haskothall ;it oi' 1 aFt wi'ek in a comity leatiuo niaich will iiave to lOiallonjio Mr. ISoi'ifo ' ciii ehararle)' is Fiank Til ford, 'of the Uv cii!;' wi-.-it': r (!•;• l';l: t iVw (liiV^ Keypnit, Hr, S;iyiv do, s iiii1, heliovo 1 ai'aiu. The nu'li. jdayid UH âiili's last j 1 in the As-lniry l*uik 'NVheelmen Spri - and Farm Machinery. Jitm of J'avk A Tili'ortl of New York, put. a .v::t if ii-i o:i all oi' thoiho'hoiH' .will knit propoily and ho • week. Eaeli won tu'Ven (.vntnes and J : ials. The niiitfh \va • l>owlod at AM- Fi';nik Tiifiii'il-usi-i! to live near Hed !.s in ih;,i M f till- I'lj.m.Lrii lor !hin!;H f luflai iii will he eiookod, | thole were niiH; draw jfauioH,. IVink and In- mann-i a Moiinioiitli litiry Pink. Tlio KC ni Tin.* first JHHS Hank teain !m,l littlo were V hi f y;ii-lil-iliii'!l w'ii I:I:I,M I :• I U, !> (i.HI' !(.- iii wi;-.n!iij'.' k - ;:a:.:.•. TliV U Onuie. Tho sulifcriljfi-, linving sold his farm, will offei' al public sale, on ihe premise!, U: , jiIS>t Ulv Ailhur It tllili n-/r in thoUod'Hankers playi'd fa.-t and put up a 1 1 ,\ 11' ill'i.-l'.'ilU i.-i an- >;iliny w]]J i i.'. he ills' l)ii.-lie[b;i!l learn of "the it, out of u* 1 ••; Mi.?' wit Vul.-U I n; •Jl, ; other i'lenii'ii' ' :it the end of the tit1, t lu'.lf was \'J, to 1'nl il; hiith school and the "Dot!- -lut- i'.'dller. 1 Yuan i.'.i EAR IVilDDLETOWN VILLAGE, I-,i' Is* 11 j t h Shri^v.-iiiry flub and ; mouth ivimty ii .,,.,,.11, S in f;nni' of Hed l!aiil<. l.u'ii (!or- els, fhe tril'Ih' learn of Ilie I'crth Alil- >i,.V- '.-.is hiuli r,, lio.il, ,m (•Uyilur a (i.ili'ie su, and was 11.i;i, wliy piayed liirht fiirwavd foi\| About linlf a milu ioutli oi tin? Middletown rmlrond station, on iiy sivly \ pivi'ii! i'.vs to put their Hint.^ on ) Hod Ilrmlc, was thv ho.-! player on : this afternoon on the lied Hank JISPO- in t'ie North i •_"' of thv lil'.'l'i encnTch, i oilliei' nain. 11 LI i i u !•; t'!e ;;nmo hu ! Ui •eoui't, 'v. XiiV.', now sv,,, A.-; hi old ro- ' III;H!O sis. field tsoaN ;md throw two tii.'. id,', L'MUVOH, (,', . L1IL> uu!l, tvl up ready . fo•foulsr . Harold .larubiis, the Red j us onday, January 19th, 1914, .liii.sr and Captain Oainow R, : Hank left forward, throw four iiokl , is:. Arthur • ml Frank Til fold \ ", i I'H t'iiii'.t'.i.'. l->i i'd is ail reach* ouls. Beginning at 10:00 o'clock n, m,, the following farm itock and fnrrn machinery 1 idit al- ire next door ni'i.U'hl'Ov.-i, mu niis:lit al- fVJr the k'i\ with tin' i-xivp• f iq•n •'o,, f , Th-Li.e vRe jn.vdi Ilailk players were Leon and utcntils: n.osl say, for thoir plauwH are only a sottinu IK'I". mnntrrf and unfurling \ foi'don-aiul Harold" .hicobus forwarda, fyw miles apartpar.. Mr, Brisbane Kdnnuth JefTrc-y and Frank Ilownrd rOB YOUHO WOMBW. S Hor«ci, 3 Cows, 14 Hogs, SO hend of Poultry, 6 Ducks, 2 narrow trend Form nmKinjj a ngiiunnondevfuul fari.niimi ouV»..Lt uofl _._:x. Thu North Hlirowsliury eliili lias its ceenter.eijt'er-, anand -Josppl-Josophi 1Fi' x and Joseph Wagons, 2 three-inch tread Farm Wagons, new; IS-barro! potato Spring Wagon, tract of "land whivli ncaiih everybodbdy hoadquarU.is un tin1 Moiiniomh boat j ririmbei*l"in ^"u-ird'- The Loiifj- St. JnmeB'i Cimiliousa Will Be Usefl "WeflaeBaay mfflit* IJJ- Sociality Society. jagger Wagon, Road Wnjon, 2 Bucgics, Sleigh, 2 atrnps of BoHi, 3 sets Hbnvy thought wjisn'l worth; anythiiifr. His; clubhouse lot, CoiurVto . steps Have , ih-nn-h players' were' Skillnitui and Farm Stock and 1 is greatly divorsihed, and it^corn-. u^n laid U1,d chimgi-s liayu been made ,Bceb c forwu'rds, .Sinclair center, and Tho use of St. James .* Wubhbuso on Doubjc Harness, 2 Sets "Single Hnrncsi, Plow Harness, pair Horse Blankets, juisea.nll novi? of land from almost • to tho hiHîov of the elulihouso. TheIlines and Cavnlier .juuirds. Cham.; Wednesday nighta hen after has been Manure Spreader, 2 No. 20 Oliver Flown, South Bend Plow, No. 3 Bois Plow, iriijifiie-tvable swaisiph- to stindy up-1 .ncml/tr;; have v, general workshop and het'luin and Howard., mdi threw one j reserved for tho yonnir hidits Sodal- 2 Cultivatori, Acme Harrow, Sod Gutter, Iron Harrow, Hay Rake, Atpinwall londs.- He>_.'.'eoniiiiE through" with <\> h nioiiibei.'.has his individual looker, Machinery ur field (joul.l-Siiwkir threw three field i ty: Tuesday nights the needlework Potato Planter, Hay Tedder, 2 RigBs^PJowf, Mowing Machine, Buggy Pole, tiie job and int-'iduntally he is showfiig ; gHi|Sf runners, cushions • ami other Beebe threw two proals and two ^ of the Rosary; society' meets in ON and Skillman.' Hincs and Cava- \tnc clwb parlors, while tho Junior Holy Grind»tone, Meal Chest, 2 pair Hay Shelvingi, 100 Locust Posti, Shovels, Forks, New Jersey many things in reRard to j equipment for iee yachts are stored Isam uminc lire unusual in Uiu lockers'when the boats arc laid throw one'goal. I ° boy scouts gather in tho audi- Rake*, Etc. up forr the yeav. . .,,.. i Theu Longp Branch saeonaacond team do- tonumtormm. Tho younp women will have Tuesday, January 20 1,000 feet Poplar Boards, No. 8 Kitchen Range, Double Heater Parlor The Independent yacht club,- which ] fOn+efj (}]r J>'H] B-mk "sconds" by n ! unrestricted use of the entire club- 1 1 11 1 J J Stove, Couch and other Household Goods; 500 bushels Ear Corn, several tom •-"---• "---"-- •- '- ~ • '---•• ---- ^- '- •• >• "- ---- y ihts All the ap At 12:30 o'clock. If stormy, next friend clear day, of Hoy, a lot of Straw, and many other goods. Arthur On the PITNEY CURTIS FARM, TERMS—Sums under $10, cashr over $10, eight month*' credit with approved security. fruit sr.d other f>"'m crops ,on, a big ent el\jb and will race their flyers j fnvor of TjOriij Brnnch. The Red Mole, Mr, Tiliord gives his attention ' under the colors of the Independents, j 33M.H1C players begun the sec half About Half Mile West GEORGE A, wholly to chickens. Ho has a chicken | Ralph P. Sickles is commodore of the |with a viman( jthe y threw fivefive fie ]dfiel |d The sKei.jdah bowline team of Red farm near Lakewood-known. as the -Independent club The ftyst race this ; Branch threw two j B^ did not bowl against the Bradlev of Como Station. gon] s whlIc Lmg The Cattle Wil1 i0V S'SeSlrnJin la SLffi* AT | vStr tllSutw, %S^ \ ^tThe Re^d Ban«,kn tplaye_r n,nws. wer ™e WallacW*e. .! i &\^j£^&™^™»J:ej,s at Aabiiry Park Thursday night *&?«**culosis. ^ thur Brisbane the death of Alton voor- run his farm n0t The following described: AUCTION SALE Frank Tilford the best bowlers oti tho team, Tl 21 Head High Grade Holstein Cattle, j .runMs chicken ..this pos match. or "\^ 3^ * JSOL'l Oi v«* w*** *•* ± ^- »«»**is«--^ v^- -=- , till, ti;;i; ij.^v " • : ij? i..«. ± *• *» ».:* s ^ t» ; \-~^ ' *11"1 (_! ]* (j V I * 11' I Dl V il Vi|^- 1^ 1*O ^^ H 44 H U 2 fresh by day of sale, several due; I soon as the ice ig-;thick enough the j bottanach center, "and Buhler and soon • 4 Sow SHoats, Good Team of Mules, Mare In Foal, several Horses, | club will hold an elimination .race in ! Calkins gutu.ds. Ward threw three Tomorrow .Eecently the hvo men got in a dis- ] which all boats of thee club will take|tal?e i ,.•^ Smith threw two and Lot of Farm Machinery," some field goa s Tomoi'row night in thecounty nearly new; Farm Wagon, Charles 2 HORSES, 5 MULES, eussion concerning chicken raising and j part. TKia race l e Jeffre thrcw one Goff Al eW two • " • * ' of maliing^ chicken lu--i- ^l -' " thia'aea I >'" - ' raising successful. Chickens are son,-J:he-pcnnant of- the North and ,ou vjiii|wuiB uuu Whplmen Specials on the Asbury', Sgt'DoJbW S S| raised" on every farm every where. ?™%*&^lUl%r.V*J}r h°ld threw one field' goalS. Sometimes chicken raising on these by the North Shrewsbury club, . _ , _ , , Park alleys, anndd thee SheridaSheridan teateam of \Bli sixteei n 1Totnt otatoo SOW and PIGS, Friday night the Red Bank teams iRe d Ban].wil l ,bowl flKa|n5t the El- '< farms pays and sometimes it doesn't, j will play against the two teams w.beron team on the Sheridan alleys, but the farmer usually never knows LOOIES BOWI. GOOD the Middlotown township high school - ' 150 Bushels of Corn, several Tons of —-whether-it—pays-ot-not—Ikejdiicken- Hay and Straw. Lot of Cornstalks, and F-ârnn IVTacHinery. fc-ed is raised on the farm and the»sd Bank Team, Bowever, lost Two teams of the two schools, will play a ——' ; t-i—The-subscribor-will-88il-at-auction-oii_-_ ^ ' - chickens bring in eonie money from oat of .Skies Oarnw ThMBi»y wig-lit, league game. Saturday night the Bed „ _ , , , , T , , Con3raon¥=MlsuTnsor|20and their eggs and from the fowls sent to Emerson Quaokenbpsh and Joseph i.under, dash. over $20, 6 months' bank- The Looies bowling team of Red Bank" school's first team "will go to Curtis of Little Silvtfr spent Sunday I;"abie note "with'approved seeurity. . market, and the farmer lets it go atBank won one out of three games in a 'New Brunswick and play against the at Newark. Mr. Quackenbush was i that. But Mr. Brisbane and Mr. Til-- -..v. league match Thursday night | New Brunswick high school team. The getting off a trolley car at that place J, C, CONOVER. Wednesday, January 21, ford are not that kind of fanners: u against tlie Overlands of Long Now Brunswick team will play a re- j when he fell and wrenched his onkle,, T. V. VETMAN, Auctioneer, - at i'O-'OO o'clock A, M.; on the premises, at They want to know how much It costs Branch The match was bowled on ! turn frame with Red Bank at Red ] He was laid up Monday, but is now: to rim a farm and how much is. got out G.-E. ROGERS, Clerk. of the farm, and they run their places the association alleys. Notwithstand-' Bank on. Saturday" night, February opt, •withthB-sanie accuracy as to expenses ing their defeat, the Looies bowled 114th. a 'larger total score for three games JACOB C. SHUTTS, AUCTIONEER. the following Farm Stock and Farm Machinery! or;d receipts as is done by the best BBS BANK BASKETBAlil bunk in the country, than their opponents, they bowled the ^ FARM STOCKS .••'..' higher team average for the three 1 . * *a i games and their individual average : O™1" JnalM8 Dif.at.a j-ietoe Team_of Black Mares, IB ,-! hands; Team of Heavy Black Mules, 6 and 7yeoTS Club Tanni BMnrday, old; Tijam of Heavy Mules, one black arid one bay, B and 0 years old, all guar- In this discussion over chicken rais- was higher. The Looies team aver- AUCTION SALE anteed to be sound, kind and gentle and work in all harness; Single Mule, li !'•' rending niicl niijrhty intovestinjr Bay Horses, good farm team; Cow, coming in profit, in March; •) Farm Wag- : la Toirhaineat, !.Tohn CuHlollu and Thomas Sullivan Arm Chairs, Kitchen Extension Table, Bedroom Set, 2 -Bedsteads, Hall Lamp, as well. . or\i, two Broa^ d Tread ân d one ^Narrow Tread, both-nlmofi . ^t new; two-hors , e Rochester Burner, Ant?, K. Wentworth. mands. Bquan Ouu Club Shoot Saturday. He was evidently suffering from men- •m • *• Albert L, Ivins and George W. The foilowipg articlea, belonging to the late William Stryker, will be soldi tal trouble. Bray, members of RiverBlde gun club; . us An Uolortniinto rninlly. HeUL0na BUIIBJ WIWI uauj *u XUIIB miAtMj syy, „. ._ —— » • » went to Manasquan Saturday and shot Thursday, January 15th, t Bushels raruilngdalo'* New Pn»tor. William "H'.'B'urdge of West FarmB in several sweepstake events held Cornorn, 2 Fafm Wagons, 14-Barrel Spring Wagon, new; Jagger wagon, Rev. J. H. Pulconier of Gladstone is was seized with a serious* nose bleed under the auspices of the Squan gun At 1:00 O'Olock W. it, oa the tflnoe known ns tlie 1, Rubber Tiro £nggyt-,Stee^ Tire Buggy, two-aeated Slaigh, PortlaBd Oo't- last week. The hemorrhage lasted ter, 2 McCormiok Moweri, Oiborne- Binder, Hoover Potato* liiggw, Johnson the now pastoi of the Farnaingdalo club, Mr, Ivins broke 157 out of 175 HENRY TAYLOR PASM Corn Harveiter, S Planet Jr. Culti\totorB, B-runner Sled., 4 twoihowe Oliver PrcBbytevian church, The parsonage over twelve hours, Before it coujd be targets and Mr. Bray broke 46 out of has been uhoccupied for a year and stopped Mr, Burdgo wus very weak Plows, 2 one-horse Boss Plows, 2 one-horie Seed Harrows, 2 one-horie Culti- from loss of blood. Mrs. Burdgc broke 7p targets., A strong west wind blew vators, 2 two-horse, Barrowe, 2 twd-horse Acme HatrowB, 4 Seta Double Har- before Mr. Fulcomer. moves in it will over the traps and the targets flew ness, Set Light Double JiarnegB, Sot Light Single Harness, 10 Horse Collars, be thoroughly overhauled and a newtwo of her ribs in a fall from a chair in all directions. Mr. Ivinn broke Opposite Middletown Railroad Station neater will be installed.' last week. She was standing on,-the 8 PoiM Horse Blankets, Porki, Shovala, Brush SoytiieB, Baskets, Chicken Chair hanging'a window shade when 80 5-7 per cent of the targets he shot Coops, Ice Tools, Hand Tru,ok, Potato Harrow, 2 Pairs Hay Shttvings, 8 ai j- at, which is considered remarkable in Tr-ani ol .'brown liorsoa, C years old, 1C 1IUI>I1H, wolprht 2,7pff'lbs.'t -blttok horwe, she foil. - 1« luiiulH, i.ant) lbn.; grny liorao, 15Mi hands, 1,200 lbs.; buy 1'ioraa,'14'hands, SCO tecn-barrel Potato Bodies, J Farm Wtiffons, Gravel Wagwi, 2 AspinwalFfo- >' New Bungalow pt the Ktrong wind. tato Plnnteri, Oaborne Hay Tedaer, Oiborne Hay Rake, Wecdw, Sofl Cutter,!,. —— •» • m, llrf, ; cnfil work lmilc, blnok cow, comlnj: In profit, extra good mUkur; roan cow, Levi W. Farry of Fnrmingdnle Amto Bund Off of Bridge. cuiiil'iiK In proll(; two-yenr-ojtl brood'HIIW, coming ln*pront; bjaok soed hog. 2 Corn PJanters, 8 Wagon poke, LeggM Parig Graen Duster 2 Wagon Jmffi, T.ong Walk Tor Aged building » bungalow ui that place. An automobile driven % Bradley Dci'rliiB ronper, 2 McCormick mwors, .Tolinson iniy tedder, hay toko, Jrbn Ag« 2 Hny Knivas, Platform Scales, Cross-Cut Saw, Hay Fork nnd BppeT'lot o* - When it is finished Mr. Farry wijl Woollcy of West Furme *ran off a Joseph B. Lake, who iiwjs with his A.Hplnwnll p(i\uW plnnter, 2 wecilcra, 3 ono-horBo cult'lyatorB, 2 RopfljRopfl-nni d Blockir,,GrasBlocs,,Gras s SSeeed Sowerower, Comn Shellere , Swill Cart, Grindstone, p , IKitntu dlK, p y Horse Clippers, two and three-horse WhiflRetrees, occupy it and will rent the house he is b'ridRO. Hear FarniinKdale last weok: daughterght, , MrsM, HHarr yy WW tyy. tyld off rklliif,- culyvntorH, X Oliver ploww,l - 2 iroi n hnrrowHh , sprini g toottthh harrowsh , howhooll- now living in. The automobile was upset and,Woollcy East Front street, went to Ilighlandri w ni!«(l(>r, Y\\MA Hoodtir, brond-trend ft itt ui i\ at N vv \ f>\\ Lii uounra Qf SVcaiiuiKlQj , February nth American j odolpliin. Mi-i 1 ui'tiu Illiuii of Niw 'loil i'riitiiy, I't Ijiuiiry intli-Oiid I'dltiwH j Mrs. A. W, HavcnH -of HurrHvill. V111 JK lid till llttll pill Of I'll lUll TOUUNftMENT. VH. Wooi!mull. * | hiiH returned homo after a viait lit vilh lu i motliii, Mri I dw iid vVtiliiCHiluy, I'lbrunry ISIh Wuiiilini'ii i J. YANKO'S SPECIALTY SHOP! rlunnp (ii of \V(st 1 Mill ti t Rc<1 Bank. Tmnlou, n Koynroitiicl iArcaiiuin from Aiurrica, Woodmaa M«oli»n »», i i lta\ li ivi nimul fmiii W i h nj t MI -er: nf fi in 1 d 1! nl lodges waf Wt-diit-Miluy. Mni-fli llli -Anifi'lf Mi'- liti.t intiy* mu of tin apiitimnl in foniitd 1 i t \M I I iln limt game.- iliriiiii-H VH, Arriinuin. Mr, nnd Mm, Friink Pullon of New lll\( lull I '1 (1 I'rtiluy, Aturcii Gill - U.hl l-iiluwH \H, h<_ HomilUM hiillilnif on Midi inn WiiiJiIini ii, urk hnvc returned homu after viaiLini 1 h« ho il Ai mn in 1 owlets won January White Sale Mr. nnd Mrs, Juim i Johnson of Hank tuit Miss ( mn Hof. i I of 1 < n> SViilni' iiliij , Mnri'li lltli- Wnuiliiii'ti v.". Hi m li funnelK of I i il I ml will two oil i t'i iii from the Arcanum, street, U oid n II \ i ( j_lit and tlie iTtlay, Mnrrli 13tli.iMil P.II.IW.J V>\ Williniii Oullinptnn of South Btrret l>< nil toiiioi low with Mi "-niilti n Mi-ciinnl("', Muslin Underwear and Corsets at Great Reductions During This Sale; is riieovuring from uppendicitiH. II< Mi nut Mi W 1 (.. mt mil ilul \im 11 ii " h ti all threi- Hiiuy, Miiifii , ihth - Anu'rlriiii wnH Ntriilin two weeks ngo. Dr. Hai dun of M mtolol nif h \ i i tnni il , mn III in 'it fi ii llu Odd Ful- ,'H VH, Woixlllll II, ou U mi iTliiuy, Muri'li auiii- An .iiiuin VH. Odd vyy W. Young i« attending him. )nu ifli_r Msitinj ivl iti\i ut 1 id ' 1'Vllowu, $1.00 White Petticoats, 79c 35c MUSLIN DRAWERS, 25c \; J. Clark Conovcr of Nowmun Tlu t im I ^v ii l' ' 'Woodmen of WeiliH'filiiv. Mnirli ur>111-. Aiiiiiiimi vs, tlu Woill md I'OMII \t"inum lodgon American Mi'ilnintrH,_• Trimmed with Shadow Lace or Em- Made of fine Lingerie, trimmed ;j" SprinjiH rojid IIIIH returned homo uftei Mi i. Mi/it M(i( dith ( it'it i n l-'rlduy, Jlui-Pii 27lh- -Wmi'liiicti VH a vinit of Bcvcral days at WnRhinr 'li iddi.il 1 limn \V( t ind ( on tin i Widu d iV inu'it win In <_ and in-Odd KulIowH. with neat Embroidery, ton, D. C. IHnhim of Kid I' nl wnl I i i n \i tiii tin, In V nun won the broidery, with insertion to match. Lester K. McQueen of Shrewsbuiy Wulni d iy for in i if hi d i\ s tup to 39c CHILDREN'S FLANNEL ROMPERS, 25c avrnui' Kpcnt ThutRduy nt Loii) P t tmid i ASK HELPFORIEABRIGHT Heavy Flannel, well made, sizes Braiuli. JMi I KIII nil ( iillmf ton of Hut! 69c MUSLIN GOWNS, 49c Grot-go .Symington and family of t fi iMiim has u tumid liotn i M it 2 to (3.. EEWOET COOlfOBri URGES OH0I.B Lciglttpn Bvynuo moved today to to In I motln i. Mis \li ( I i il n ii In high or low neck. Plain, Hem- Pounliki.'opNii",' New York, their for KIM irl Wluh il J\I\\ nl Ui ( nil SAM TO AID TOWN. 69c FLftHNEL DRESSING SAQUES, 39c nw.v liomii. Mr. Symington had lived i tif_ I mi w n fin t of lion i t i nd stitched^ Tucked, others Embroidered, i at Keel Hank four months. p ii ty j,ivi n hj M i 1 ( nliti n A Letter to Tlil» Blfoct IIai Befcu Sent A good solcction of DueUlin Flannel, Johns-oil Ilurgmi of Rod Bank HIKMII K \ ml)\l (. I i id ol 1 i i 1 li t to Benator« Martlne *nml liiiifhcs ftiitl cut full size. fn several style?, all sizen. part of la.'-t wut'k with his Fister, Mi ii ii tin ni. il fi( i \ i t i 1 Congreasiiinii Soully—Othcr Couiioil Lnurn K. Uprm-n of Miilnwiin. 'ulliu in li\« W 11"1 n II 1 i i I B using ua. Mrs. Fml 1). WikolT, Mrs. Frunl onth Ri\( i Mi K 1 I I > > The Keypnrt borouj^li cou'iv.-il was 1 Great Reductions in Ladies' and Children's Coats, Furs, Suits, Dresses am! Skirts. DuIWs nnd Sir;!. Jnrors Cooper, ,lr, of 11_II \ \( u of i i id l| (It • ( linked in a letter frohi/lhi iviayor and Ei'tl Hank, and Mrs} HOUKIS of Bdmin trm 1lu u ind 111 U in uounoil of Sfubriglit to tlnur pincewehavobeeri in busineps we have made it our policy noc to carry slos-k spent Wedjioiilay at Anbury Puik \di i in ( M nl i n I I i n petition to the government fur a sy.--- from one se;ison to another, therefore you will buy any of these goods at a groat where Uit-y took dinner at the Metro 1 i liidi nt it Kul i i ll< I it i.eni of Ijulklieads to prole"! v politan hotel. They Kpent part ol c saving. Give us a call before you buy, Nt \\ Hi im \M 1 i t nt 1 i t in It T. i th from the oucan, The lutUi was read : © the nni'iiionn TiUiylnif bridge in th li 'Mmlnn | i I i Jloiiduy JiipJiL und the clfi ; was. in- ! a«;^ BUn parlor of thu hotel. < li n 1< A Mmton (111 d 1(1 strutted to writu ,Si-n;iUir Marline ': ~ Albert W, Wonlcn, Rr., of Sprim I I in to I ' " i ' ' ' and Hunlies and I'epi IIT JHEMOniA.M. 1 street, who "had bc.i n laid up KOVI n ( u I i < ill n I Scully asking them to aid in tlu; pro- Tn lul MM i iu\ i ii;; I* iM' iiih r. til' Mr William weeks with a j.'eai'ial breakdown, w i I i ject. J. H, Wen/. & Co, offi-ivd to i'ir till Mi ( i nh ( i I lif l::, :\: able to ho about for-the first Thui tn i 1 it j) n I ( I t hupply tho same gr;ule of coal for day. He IN slowly recovering. IIIH HiifTurliii; lif 1 .ii wilh I • I;i> Will ( tlllTL In til the pumping station this year sis they Vl't li\l' I li"ill ilS fll...!!-, Capt. iind Mrs. Joseph Larmion of i1 ho \ did laKt'yeur at $l..'!-~i a tun, -H. D.AIHI Li-t'iilli.'il 111.' I.HI-, 1,.| III Seaside Park havu been visitintr Mr Littell of South Amloy olFei'ed to 111 HtiltHC-]l and Mrs. Jacob C. Delatush of Ruul I II )ll( I di ( til l i I hupply cool_ to the ,torouich at SlJlu 111 i\ ino\Lil fioifl 111 l_\\ ' ill \ l\ 11 1< llilt vnon tin; ûll In ;iH hi tilt leas place. pnr ton. Mr. LitteH's coal will ho j I] 111rn<'f 1 (he iiiHti'iii .—• lii«• I ami i< p nihn| t'li \ nli i \ ltll Mr, and Mrs. Daniel Martin and Wll.l.l. ,I-1OTT. given a trial. Councilman-Thistle ru-.| Ho pn-iMcil thiiiiiuli jrliu-y'. son Daniel of lied-Bank have returnrd , I'll II 1n Mi ( It nl J ( ool of ported the sewer system in better j And walked in i'iif.i'ii"-. home lifter visiting relatives at Rul Lu c L hi t j im ' v <-- i"i J lu Arcanum shape than it was tKou^ht to bo. He | !i.\t'uiiTi-:it. Bank. • 1 o\ hi t_oL to i_t K I in the second reported various places which should ! 1 BANK BESOiTJilONS, RED QA.NKC ,-Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Fay of WELJ. MAKEY. f imc ind t |.ui il t'u fame by 28be"fixed in the sewer system as well as •Lornl TJnlon 1(JU:)- IS, ol1 J', 1J, iinil P. of A., MonnTouh street Hpont Friday at A pina. Thu Arranums won the last in the water system. Bills for I Fair Haven, N. .], , bury Park. of Mian Mabel E Tlicrman Knme by '() pin I In LOICS were: 51,503.09 were presented and ordered WJUJRIOAS, In thp (Iwith of UrotliiT Jn- (Uul Elwood B Pimtuii Auiiti lUDOd Htjptl L). Allcil tiilH BmtlHTjlUOU l!!lB_l*}Ht - William C. Lawrence of Wnverly \l I \\) M paid. a fiomputent," 'worthy ;iii(l' respecti'tl Announcement has been m irk of the Dunn i i 140 119 For Thursday, Friday and Saturday! jfipnn I.-- tnVnii thR agency for the The finance committee reported that member, one who«o" courage, ubllity Harley-Daviion motorcycles in theinj'ipemtnt of Mis MJIILI Lthel t it l II 121 IS 8 and pre-eneo will be rniriNed very much KtewurL 121 150 they aproved. the bond of Collector J. by our miiri.VtVvurlitM'K, Lo it Kuu uanii district. , Shi rinan, d mantel of Koht.it Slit I Ilttrtiicr 1 i 147 142 1 S. Hendrickson Inthe sum-of'$10,000. RESOLVKI), Tliot wo embody in oiir Mrs. LOUIB Luenri of Monmouth min of Hudson a\tnm. and J 1 K. I>.ivl.' I is 162 139 minutes this ospro-islon of oiir sympathy You'll Laugh Till Your Sides Ache! wood Bennett Preston, on of W T tmrt forward a copy of H/imc to the Ije- street has returned home after visit I T HI 091 73S I'll ton of Octinpnit No d itt his | ing relatives at 'Vineland, her former •\\ ool Ml \ garbage.. Collector Hendriskeon re- anrtjae it homo. been set for the wedding Mis 'slu i I s 1ES 189 td h bH of SIS '77 8'' That wo niibllsh these ni in is employed as bookl ecper foi 107 122 JiKSOLVliU, CARL STATZER & CO. Magtjio Clino of Broad street, who Jou 1 d Doremus Brothers comp uiy of Bio id I Mi) 118 124 ™ " gives a \audoville sketch as "The li 139 144 1 htieit «>nd Mr Preston is trnplo>ccl as tfl^ the Standard gas company to CHAHLKS P. WOKTHLET, in the SeFeeminglf Ludicrous Farce Irish Queen," is Riving her act this liumpl 1 144 IBB Investigate the matter of gas in the) week at R. F, Keith's Palace theaUi a dnvor and clerk for that company sewer pipes near the oyster creek,,On jhaiCPii' H. THOMPSON, at New York. Totals Ciimmitto on Keiolutloiis. Friday Niolit'B Qmti, the suggertion of Mayor Walling it January, Bth, 1014, Miss Bena Creamer of Bradley BTTM&TEE RESIDENTS MAEIIIIID. was decided to have the pumping sta- Beach spent Saturday at Red Bank. The American •' Mesftnie bowlers tion inspected by a competent engi- BBSOnUTIOHS. "Babies A La Carte" Mlas Settle' Eapor and Qoorg-e Sallauan had little trouble Friday night in win- United Council, No. 141, Jr. O. V. A, II.. Mrs. Harry Loddy of Prospect ave- ning three straight games from the neer with a^ view of obtaining better Fair Haven, N. J. One of the Best Sketches this-Season nue pnve birth to a son Friday, of Oceanic Married Xiaet Week, service. The clerk was instructed WHEHBAB, in tlif exeri'isn of His Judg- Chester 0. Frake of Bridge ave- Miss Nettle Kuper, daughter of Odd Fellows. Harold Hurley of theto advertise for bids for nutting in ment, Almighty Gnfl liaf Mi'.cn ftt to Mechanics was responsible in a great sewer laterals. The council will ask remove from nur miilBt Brother JoBepli nue has boon laid up with a heavy .Tncbb Kuper of Hohoken, nnd George measure in capturing the tot game, li. Allen, this council deeply feels the cold. Hollanaiij son qf Michael Hallanan of ' id a score of 204. Hurley the public service corporations oper- loss of a loyal, faithful, and devotetl 3=OtherlHigh Grade Acts—3 Helen Swueney of Allen place has Bummer ating in the borough for permissiop to hrother, one whose ahility nnrl counsel down m the see put street signs on their poles. The was Rreatly appi'eoiitted-hy ail, ho it returned home after visiting her sis- ba:k in the third nklLVMD That %vu ustuiid to the ter, Mrs. Hex Goodnough of Asbury day night at St. Improvement of Spring street was left bereaved family our dfupeHt Hvmpathy, rectory at ia ecoKT of 192, The scores of theto the street committee. The clerk 5—Superb Photo Plays—S Park Hoboken by Rev. William Humph- ma;Twpre. an 1 be it Oliver A. Brown of Newark, form- rey. Mm Ella Ryan of Oceanic was ' was told to ask the telephone company RESOLVED, That %ve spread a copy AMERICAN MECHANICS, • to put a phone in his office as an ex-of these resolution upon tlie rninutes of erly of Red Bank, spent Friday and bridesmaid and John Reddington of OrooiiiH ,.,...,;, 108 131 108 the council and that a copy ho Bant to Saturday In town. New York was groomsman. The Kwiiiff ,,...,,....,,,.'.,. SI 110 101tension to the one in the borough hall. the bereaved family of our late hrother. John C. Sshonok and daughter. Miss bride wore a white satin dress trim- GUluson .,.,, ,, .147 135 140The rent of the hall for the Raritan DAVID M. PARICUFt, Hurlej- .....*...... 204 145 192township committee was fixed at |S0 ARTHUn S. KBTTEli, Florenttr. Schcnck, of Red Bank, spent med with Duchess lace and pearls. Davis..,,,. ...• ISO 162; ITS KRAXK B, COVERT, part of la&t week with Mr. Sehenek's She wore" a Juliette cap trimmed on a year instead of- $25. A resolution Committee on Resolutions, other dauphtPT, Mrs. F. Palmer Arm- both sides with orange hlosadms, and Totals.,..,. ,,,.,,. 690 873 711was passed anthorizing the mayor and ^hairmen-of-thMommitteeB-to hire-ad- KESOLUTIOWS. —strong oHtflyportr _ — a-whitp-veiW—ihe^bride-carried—a- Ceq I Jill 11111LIJ 111 111 1119 flCI C 011119 6 IIIIIII H 11IIII111III Mr. and Mrs. George *W. Bray of boquet of lilies of the valley. Miss Crevellng IBS 132 133 ditional help as needed and to order Fair Haven, Ni rJ,7 Ryan wose white chiffon over white WJlllaniH 73 87 92 supplies as needed on a written or- WHBHBAS, in the exercise of His j "Wallace •tract spent part of lnat week Holmes .. 141 ISO 143 der. ment, AlmlKhty Ood lias seen fit to with Mr and Mrs. Henry Grainan of satin, trimmed with lace. She carried M.. TetleTetley 103 84 92 121 1S3 1S6 remove from our midst Brother George ANNUAL Oakhurst. a fcoquet of pink roaea. Over 100 per- Lou Tetley, ,.,. The matter of a house to house in* Davis 1Waltei's, tliN council deeply sona attended the wedding. A recep- feels the lo^s-of a loyal, faithful and Albert Healier of Bank street is ( Tptttls.. ,.,,,,.*,, SQ3 BTB Oispectioq n of water, connections was devoted brothm1, one whose aliility and employed aa clerk in Robert H. Van-tion was held at Meyer's hotel at Ho- î Offleei's, brought up and it was decided that all counsel was greatly oppreciated by dorveer'a drui store at the corner of boken after the wedding, Mr. and water consumers should have until vail, be it Mrs, Hallanan left, Thursday for a William H. Elliott Is president of Broad and Monmonth Btreets. the league, William G. Iûfburrow is April 1st to put in a meter. The RBSOLVED, That we extend to tlie JANUARY SALE three weeks' trip to Bermuda. Jhey bereaved family oui" deepest sympathy, Mrs. George Milliken of Toms River secretary and Peder J. Gisleaon is mayor was authorized to obtain legal andd t i has returned home after visiting •rel- will live at New York on their return advice in the matter of E, Goldsmith RESOLVICI)it , Thsit we sprend' a copy from Bermuda. occupying, a part of Broad street of these Lresolutions upon the minutes of atives at Red Bank. I the council ami that a copy be sent to EVERY PAIR OF Miss May Wilson of Waverly place, which had been used as a part of that the bereaved family of our lute brother. •who is employed in H. O. Follows'a street for many years, DAVID M. PARKER, SAVBW OOUFXiS KASBIBB. AHTHim 8. KETTKti, millinery store on Broad street, Is FRANK D. COVERT, RENOWNED enjoying a two weeks* vacation. She MISB mUt X. SetaeUlinrdt ami David M. OBomaws SOOD TBAB, Committee On Resolutions. han been visiting relativei at English- are Wed, town, " ' Mias Millie K, Schellhardt of Fair Uttie BllveT MctnqOlota Tots to tncroaso Miss Alma Walling of Rod Bank Haven, daughter of George Schell- Fiiator'a Salary, THIN FOLKS MADE PLUMP has returned home after spending a hardt of Newark, and David M. The fourth quarterly conference in Women's Tan, Button and Lace Shoes have week with Miss Florence Kingeloy of Parker of Fair Haven, wore married was held in the Little Silver Metho- Snmose Ideal Flesb Builder Says Drng- been added to this sale and divided in 3 lots. Lakewood. Sunday nigh^ December 28th, at the dist church Friday night, - The re- gllt James Cooper, Jr. George Headden <>f Oakland street Fair Haven Methodist. parsonage by ports showed the church to be out of $3.50 gradei at $2.95 - $4.00 grades at $3.45 spent part of last week with relatives Rev, John L. Algor, AnnounMtnent debt and in healthy financial condi^ Thin peoplu are simply suffering at Manosquan. of the wedding was made last sveek. tion. It was voted to ask the official from, want of nourishment! $4,35 gradei at. ..•..,.,;...... $3,85 J. J.'Vnndera of Red Bank, form- The witnesses wore Mr, Hind Mrs. board to increase the pastor's salary If you are thin) it is because the Men's Best of Regal Make, Button and Lace, erly of Toms River, spent part of John M. Poarsnll, Mr. and Mrs. from $C00 to $700. A new rule of iho food you eat is not assimilated and last week at Toms River. Parker are living at Fair Haven. Mr, general conference requires the of-popes through the system without $6.00 grade at S4,S8 Mr. find Mrs, Rlshard M. Jdhneon Parker is a painter. Hi a wife is em- fielal boai-d to fix the pastor's salary building up the flesh and tissue aa it of Kingston have returned home after ployed by Irving Wild. beftfre the meeting of coriferenoe in should. - j: Ddnt Miss This Opportunity to get the Regals at re- = spending three weeks with their March, when the ministers are OB- daughter, Mrs.-Abram L. Davison of You can readily get plump nnd rosy j duced prices. ~ . , _ COMPANY'S BAJ.1. signed to their charge. •by using SamoBOf a tissue- forming Monmouth street. food which when taken with the Shoe the entire family now when you can get Real Bar- Mrs, Ella Gasldn of Long Branch menls, immediately'heroines a flesh spent Saturday with her sister, Mrs. Relief rlronien Will Bold Annual Sanaa Will. GO BOWTH. tn St. JarnOB'o Clubliouco. building ami life giving element in thu gains in all kinds of footwear. Jqpei)h Asay of Bbrdoiv street, blood...... ' j Misses Belle and May Mount of The tweffth anual ball of Relief Tiini littlft Silver lolka to SB to « Wornen'a Button and Lace, Patent Colt and Gun fire company of Pearl street will be Warmer Clinie, Snmose builds up the system, puts j Navesink have returned horn eaftor flesh on the bones, brings back the , visiting Miss Carrie Cooper of Oath- hold at St, Jamea'a clubhouse either Charles Hobrough, Jr., of Little Metal shoes. Cloth and Plain top, $2.85 to $3,50 on Monday, February 16th, or on Silver, will leave next Wednesday for glow of health to the pallid check and j erlno street. , • removes the tired and languid feeling i Mrs. Elizabeth Grause, who. lives Monday, Pebruary 23d. Alphongo M. Florida, whore he will gradei, all to go at the bargain price., .,.. ; $1,98 Gaskill ii chalrnia,n of the general weeks, wjiieh is the result of exhaustion and j with her daughter, Mrs. Ezra Osborn low vitality. , of Bridge avenue, and who strained committee. Frank Palmer, .William Mra. Amanda farker Men's Button and Lace shoei, Goodyear Welt $3,50 T. Antonides, Jr., Luther Savidge, daughter Miss Susie Parker are visit, James Cooper, Jr. is intracluiing her back by a fall several weeks ago, Samose to his customers and"recom- and some $4.00 gradcB,.. .'.,.., $2.98 is Btill laid up, John MeGraham and Stephen Hoff- J, aiSLESON. ing at.Montcluir, They will leave the 11 man are chairmen of the other com- latter part of this month for Somer- mends it highly, He gives the best Charles D. Warner of Shrewsbury nroof of his belief that Srtmbse will avenue is laid up in bed with a heavy mittees. treasurer. The executive committee ville, Sooth jCnrolin^-wHaW'Wiy Will* Men's Heavy Work shoes ©1,78 consists of tho three offi:ers and Isaac spend the winter, do all that is'claimed for it by offer- cold. Dr. J. E. Sayre is attending ing to refund the money if it fails to Little Men's Storm, 2 Buckle shoes, size 0 to 131, him. Mr. Warner is 86 yoars old. Abraham A. Flnkelatela to Marry. N, Williams. Edward B. Ottinger is increase-the weight and restore good Mrs. Leon Pennington of Bank Tho engagement was announced the scorekecper. Grocery Store BobDed. health.. * while they last SI. 23 street is •visiting relatives ,*t Newlast week of Abraham*Ti, rinkelstein Jamss Bllls's atore at Atlantic of Davenport, Iowa, a brother of Jo- A silver trophy and $10 will be Highlands was broken into' Saturday -Men's Rubbers 7So Women's Rubbers 59c Mri. Fred C. Tramm and daughter seph Pinkelstein of Mechanic street, given to the winning team. The tro-night. Groceries and tobacco were of Trenton have been vlsitinB rela- and Miss Rose Goodfriend of'. Newphy has been donated by Fred Madda- stolen. Tha thieves got in by forcing MATTRESSES BOYS' AND GIRLS' RUBBERS tives at tod Bank. MMrs.. Tramm wa« York. The wedding will take place in lena, proprietor of the Shrewsbury open the door. formerly UtmU GracG e LonptreeLtt .ant dd the spring," Mr. Finkelstein ii a avenue alleys. The team which fin- Sizes 11# to 2 at..."...... "...... ,48c pg ishes in second place will get 15 and hB BBfd to live here. membee b r off tiieti &l^^ of toe to P Palmel r Kneecap Mttuii. Charles H. Ivlna of BroBi rtreet is school of chiropractic of Davenport, the team which finishes third will get 1 Ftowhce Leonard of Highlanda fell RENOVATED Sizes -7 to U at.-.'.... ,.. h...'.....- 3Oe laid up with diabetes. S2.60. The. bowler making the high He formerly lived at. Perth Amboy individual average will get a medal while roller skating lart Satorday and We carry a full line of Heavy Storm and Skat- MM. WIHiam Borden of Providence, and was a frequent visitor to Beddonated by the Standard. Eniky E. fractured her kneecap. Rhode Island, lias returned home after Bank, Rogers will give $2,60 in gold to the ing Shoes, . ^ Bpentfing Vm weekB wift fcer nephew, bowler who bowls the highest score cud o Charleg B. D. FanweU of Monmoutti • Relief PiMnuni HetuM Taken, during the sehidulo, WENZELL'S atreet, We take this method of thankinp ..._ Monbera of Relief fire company had Xam'&Bn of the Tonmu. our friends (or thai many sets of MraT *BTON B; "W«wer at last their pictures taken Sunday morning " Soyal Arcanum—Frank A, Morehouso kindness and iympsihy daring the 31 Broad Street REGAL SHOE STORE Front ainpi* la laid up *i^L* heavy tn front of the Pearl street finhouse, cuptaln, Metvin-sCree BUb-Mptaln, it sickMBS and at the death of our little cold. Davis, Jack Dunn, Alfred Hartner, After the membera* photograph was ion We eapecially ttaok Dr. George Ito, ««i Mi*. Carter of Pet- taken a picture was made of last Charles K. Hopplnsr, Thonuia Howard, VanV, Warner, Mrs. Charles H. Van- Second Floor 54 Broad Street, Red Bank. era placl e in spending a month with William Dietrich, Harry L. Itartln, M. year's offlcers. The photographs were VanBuren Bmocfc. Brunt and Mrs. John Minton for their relativea rt Ssnforf, Plorfda, taken by Charles R, D, Foxwell. En- untiring servicei rendered and we Mr. and Mrs. David Matthewu of , Woodmen—William O. tiufburrow lameld d btÔTh of .tiitie twtwoo Rr eaptain, Harry Clay sub-captain. Wil- greatly ^preciate iame, Mcwot»troet-8pent Sunday with Mm. wilill bbe hung ta tta company's new liam Mnnson, W, H. Oh at, Dwrttt C. Ms, AND MM. PEAKK P. DICKMAN. Matfhewa'a pawnte, Mr. imd Mrs. QuackenbuHh, Frank' Hunon, John Van A LARGI E CONTRACT flrehonw. Klrk ,Thoma,! Dlckenson, Qmmm W. Og- Fair Haven, N. J, —AdwertuenwH*. 5.250. Isaac 'N. Johnrton of Keyport, < -I I «!• 1 What Jamo« OMpm, Jr. W>nta Mrs. WUlard Lawyer oi Monmouth IIvie, A. W, Bnyder. ' SaMpMUM Society MoetK. oad FollowH—Louia J. Tattay cnptaln, Card of Tbukt. in Bed Bank to do. street Bpmi Priday wilh her parents, Qeorjfo H. Holmei -mib-ca»t»i^ Jp«eph By tills method I desire to thank my Mr. andMm WilUam E. Norton of ••©f tte F«nne woinan'i Hendrlcifiofi, Totor Kllppcl, Jacob Crcv- ice society of fted Bank, ellng, Mlllard K. TeOoy, Slsmuild Saljs. neighbors and friends for their kind- IEILDS TO I1I01EI When James, Coovet, Jr., the enter- Wesft Long Branch. organized last month, was Frank TetU-y^ Edgar Smith, J. A, Chad- ness during the- sickness and at the prising druggiBt, flrat offered a SO Charles DobbB of Brooklyn and Ar- Wrsday night with Miss Ursula wlch. death of my husband, George Davis thur Ayns»«f Hobolc«n h*ve returned American McchanlcH—Sidney Davis cent package of Dr. Howard'a specinc on Maple avenue. The Bociety captain, Podor GISIOROQ mih-captaln, Walters of Fair Haven. Their kind- for the core of constipation and dys- home after spending several day a with [I meet with Miss Edith Hess on Harold- Hurley. D. Word«n Groomn. ness will always be remembered with Do not let this serious disease ex- Mr. and Mrs. George Kady of Park pepsia at half price, and guaranteed. place on Thursday night, Jan- Frnnk A. Fcnton, jr., William J. 8o»-great appreciation. tend along the delicate nraeons mem- to return the money If it did not cure,, place. / j uary 29th. fel, Edon Kwlnp, William BcnncU, Bol- MRS. GEORGE DAVIS WAITERS. brane, gradually going from the nose Mr. and Mm Sigmund Eisner kf land CrcBKO. SHIIIUOI Olark, to the throat, thence into the bronchial he tiioufht it probable from his exr STANDING OF THE TEAMS. —AdoertwevumL perience with other medicines for Went Front street will leave nltt ltormu BM Banker, will Marry. Team '• w li PC tubes and downward into the lungsg , these diseases, that he would have a month for a trip to Florida and Cuba. American Miu-.lianlca. 3 9 1,000 Card of Thank*. There in no ^^ treatmentt t ffor ca- E. W. IHethot ie Blowly recovering Announcement has been made of Royal ArcununiH, 2 1 ,e<>7 Mrs. Edward fteilly wishes to thank good many packagei returned. But the, engagement of Irving Harrison of Woodmen ...1 2 .133 tarrh that is like Hyomei or juit aa although hfhas idld hnndreda of bot- from heart trouble at his home at the the people of Ked Bank for their kind- good. None can take itt place, none tles, not •one has been brought baclc.. corner of "E«St Front street and Har- Jeraev City, formerly of Red Bonk, Odd Follows. ....•.,'..,.,•;.0 3 .000 ness during her husband's recent ill- elves mA quick, effective and mire re- riaon, avenue. Ho has lieen laid up and MisB TilUe Pat of Jersey City. Boliedtile of Qames. ness.—Advertisement. lief mad at so little cost—furthermore To those" ittffirinf wi^, dizzineis, several weeks. jf Mr. Harrison {a the eon of Henry Hnr- Tonight the American Mechanics James Cooper, Jr. will refund your headache, poor digestion, constipation tiaon of Wallace street. He and Miss and Woodmen teams will bowl while DEATHS. and straining, Dr. Howard's. specific Mra. Charles A. Rogers of Oakland Pit spent Sunday with hia parents. money if you are not satisfied. offerB quick relief. It is an invalu- street spent Sunday with Mm. Frank the Royal Arcanum and Odd Fellows DICKMAW.—At Red Bank, on Tn urn- Begirt lifting Hyomei now—todivy— The absolute correctness of the will bowl Friday night. The re-day, January 8s" Frank Minton Dlckman, able boon to all who feel uncomforta- M. Flinn of Oceanic. Mrs. Rogers flgpd four months. and Bee how quickly the droppings ble after eating, and is to-day the circulation statement of The Red spent yesterday at Freehold. -^ mainder of the schedule ig as fol- into the throat, the discharge from the CAMPB1S1-L,.—At Red Bank, on Mon- popular dinner pill in all large cities. Bank Reguler fa guaranteed by the Mrs. Julia K. Francis of Maple Advertised letters are at the Redlows: day,. January 12, Aaron A. Campbell, nose, sniffling and nil other symptoms avenue is laid lip with sicknesB. JJankTMjfltoffice for: Wednesday, Jnnuitry 21nt—Arcnnum ajtcd 77 yenra. of catarrh are overcome; and remem- publisher* of Printer*' Init, who Miw Marian Bewail of Philadelphia vs. American Mechanics. Vr—no gtoTiach drugging—you Ii you want anything on earth send VtrUt. P. n. Smith, Friday," January 23—Woodmen va,. NOTICE. breathe it- The complete outfit eon* 25 cents to THE RED BANK REGISTER will pau $100 to the Hrat penon tins returned home-after spending ten Johnson. Samuel Taylor, Odd Fellowu. 1 My wife, Oraco Br days with Miss L. Haddon of White A McKelvey,, Mr. Trasfcott. WcdneBday, January 2Sth—Arcanum bed and board, and I will not lie respon- laming: inhaler and bottle of- liquid and you will in all get it who successfully controvert* It* Vormin I>. Morris, tlnltcrt biatou Ltfo VB. Woodnlen. sible for any debts contracted by her. costs but $1.00; Extra bottkB of through a REGISTER want advertise- )P6Gv* Aloxandor Murray, Ins. Co. Friday, January 30th—Amorlcan Jte- r p. W. ~~ liquid, if later needed, 5D cents.- * ment,—Advettiecment. accuracy. ' '^ Mr. and Mm Adam Bmlth of Ocean Mrs. Wm, Scott, chanlca vs, Oad FllW January •Ith, 1914. 14 IfKI> HANK BBlBWSDtJBT NEW!, envies SBWB. he built up—one or mor<( near each TUB nocroK AHB MiB AtJio. NEWS FROM KEVPORT. CHICKENS F03JWARKET. of thy bin eitUiH of th« country. And THIRTY ATBRIDALPARTY Union S6rvlo«« IInvo Been Contluuod in New Offlcsra Bleotsd by tUo riM Cow, it Hhould \w done. Ht Boa Into oild Xuoekfd Down m ¥*a*m- pauy Jtngt Week. OliurcliM for Ilila Weak, orriCERS OAPTOftE TWO corruB TWO EXPBBM oivu vawa If the idea could bo carried out in . tVUn—What pdUow«4. J-EBTAi HOWE CO MINO FOP. Mn. The pi i Hi EtUtor of the Maw ¥<}rfc journal, ana adjoiningg Mr. Tilford'a, , or a.OO. OA Acrees to bump Into »n<{ iipHopHot nn ped McCuo of r.ntuutuwii, Knit A Party for of Co if oo from tlio Btpumlioiu i'l.ii 5 y M i lih l hdd fili The doilor lookwl hchiiidhchiiid, nn«I, Heuing iorviiM' w;irt at tin' IJofornioii Humii Vflolit Oluli Dciieilt to Do Hold KK'hiinl tho Othor li rt-ank Tilforil, i'orm**ly l wliieh several hundred fumilicR 111* Hiwly.MftH'Ud COIUJIO X,nnt •rhura- Mint li'.it night Hov, .laiiu'M \V. Kojnui j I'lil'.'Ill:! 11 I'lilllr:inUl Mr of Moiiiuouth Oouuty. eould make their "back to the KOII" the man still tuipino on tho road, he of HoKt \Vocl, turned hifl runabout mid ciinio buck, 1 ut Gi'iico ciiuivh. Tonight nili-k. |,y Arthiir Itr in tln e\p«>i'inient with tho lunMt probubility Mr. and Mrs, pat rick Mt'Ciu of j j 1'oliiviiuin Ashury Mount and Mar- 1 iiitciiiling to Btop b«mido tho poor fol- ,ui. HI in ,uit. 4mnvA .11.1 ui- in | lu.v ^ MonroMoiiroo ViiiiKanViUiSantt wilwilll pro:u'proiu'hh 1 1 TniMiOi I'l'iink J11I111 Mi . YurK Kii'ttliiK of failure. HIUII lsjiai N, Johnston jifi'Vi'iitoil tht I'.-lrlliy, Kilw anl Kelly. low iind hplp him. Hut tho car nhot ft T,ntonUnvii had a home _ coming jmrly ja l tht, nnptJHt church and tomorrow ! 1 i High grade human intelligence has ri'liln'i'y i>f sovi'iul .•iU K< of t'olfoc V\i~ !• Ire |'ulU-i'~--l-'runk O'ltrii'ti, I'lilUlCH Eliininate some of the few that are yet to solvi- the problem of Juippy yard or two bi-ynnd tho 111 nrk nnd hit Ihumliiy niKlU Tor Uieir Mil, i,coiW. jnl^lt j.»(,V- j.inu.H j,!m] wlM ,„.,..„.,, rich, mid ulniost every human Isoing day nfnilt from the Nrw York ami | htimnn oxi.stence on the Iftnd on a the miin again jimt UH ho svna getting Slartin JicCuj.-. ami his imdf, who W;IH | :lt tlu, Kir(it Methodic t-hmvh." Fi i- Now •Ji>m>y hti-aiuiniut company pii'i1- • Tlie company will hoUl an invitn- Kooner or later wishes that hu woru si up. With a groan ho foil back, and formerly MIKS Mury M, Hylin of day nij'.ht Ilev. Johnson I.. Miner will small scale. llolmdel. About thirty persons wore I'oiU-cinaii Mount noticed two nu-ii i lion bin "li-box fomiblo noNt Wi'dnos- rhieken farmer. tlu> horrified doctor turned hia run- pnarh at the Presbylerian fhurrh. 1 It in time it were solved, for itn-so- present. The i-vcning was .spent in i':iii% intr laiji ' hn;^H early. Friday ilay ni^lit, Lifo in the city whore you rarely we j ItUlon jH not imp0BsibIe". nhout once niiiru and tills time op- The meeting Friday will he for young morning, lie iiiri'ntril tlu'in and put j the HUM, moon, Ktars, sunset or nun- pi'oached with ureatev caution. . ark will deliver a lecture on "Shake.s- MisK Mary Oonolly'.s. South Amevini- steered toward bin unfortunate victim, 1 On iii'ttinK in I'oniiiHinU'ai ion with tlnM 1 enco, and rhickoiis laying egi;« nmko an excited (spectator shouUMl from the Those prphi'iit worn MIH. .Tiinu's Mi - was tin* topii . Thoso who took part Now Offlolftls of rnnniajdcilo Knights of and the Hilde" hefore the Pies. .supi'i'inti-miiMif »f tbi' I'omjiiiny it wan ' up the dioani of many a weary KOUI, Niilewalk: "Look out, hu'a coming at ('mi iinil ehildron .Iniiii's ami M»u of ;were Mrs, John L. llllbbaril, Mrs, Golden Eagls IiiBtalloil hytoriim Brothci-homl the -ehureh Uarnytl that the ban's, whi.'h rontaineil And many a weary soul tries you again." ,. •M'-- «'«' »!'•«• -To?p»h - . Thumlav, I-Vh- Dwifjhl I,. Parsons, Mi^s Olivia Hor- 1 ; n cxt Momlay niKht I'ntTt'c, Had bci'ii stolen. The HLIJHM in- \ chicken Tjtrmimr, and wakes up from The new officers of the FarminK- Thuriuipon the man EH1 rumbled up < o»p.:r :.n. dmmliter Dorothy Miss ,nl,u,v iath.'Uu/Brothi-rhronl will be di'ii. Miny Fmiua HOIIIIUH, Miss t'onolly the dream UH from a dreadful'night- ,dali> lotljjo of the Knighls of tlio Minnio K Dunhiir :iml lU-nry 1'. Hy- ; hos-t *ta the state Brotherhood. ' teinloiit dijifhiirireil both men but. anil Jlrs. F. H. Swuxgy, nnd ran nwny CIH fast aa n painful would not make any I'haiiro ;ij;nin*t i mare. ' , , | Ooldon Eaglo woru puhliely inHtallcd limp would let him. • m «»i IJi-d lJj.nl;; Mr. mnlMw, Martin j Thll svm]av monthly s-u-n-d IHHSIV- irosi nar Poll on Vet. • 1 ! l''rid;i ri v nitfhfl t by William Piitimunn M.'V.ii.' IIIK .li.iinht.-r 1-lif.a.H-th of , , , > • , , them. 'l'lu> cnlVt'c was ivuiiuod to tho j HOWOVI'I , tile eartli will miiinmt i '' *l»i' «Uf t by William Patterson, lU will K hm t th B ti t pier. The men jnm> their names as Mrs, Richard 11. Sickles is ronfuicd liuiiian beings, It in notne'enMry .district Kratid chief, About 150 por- l.onir 1 ?iiiiicli, Mrs,. iinti Mrs. ' »••>••>'••-- - • • • • ' - l0nH BtO CKOF3. Siiiidiiy iiiuht. Tho I'luiii'h ijiiartet : John KrUhbaum ami (ii-urire- RolifusH, to the lions •itie- like witnessed thu tcromony. Suv- M,f'iu> of l,uk»'\vood,. Mr, and Mrs. with n FOI'e font. Slie Was that men should sw.'irm in eitie 1 will h<> iisfiJHled hy jtoK'rt (I • '"irlev I riitH in a cellar. 11orji rjul other oIlii/eioIliL-oiH of ththee Ki'in'l lodge 1 "William J, Hylin and children .Id.st-ph iir a dish .in the dining room Aba tlncoln Itncl a Btorr 0* Big O»o» t'MH.- rinwi', Uiuj lU'iijamin iJullu, vio' - Yftelit Club peneftt, loseL on Monday wlun an iron bar And sooner or later, the common wore liroscnl mid made r inid ililon, mid John M. Hyliii of liu iili'vcr, '* Tlii1 Twentieth century drnmalie j 1 addresses." llalstoad Wainwri^hi, of Hay, llnlinilcl, and Mr. and Mr?. MU'lwu'l whU-h was leaning aK:iin: t (he wjill seiiK iiml jiatifiu-e of the individual Tln> J'l'osb.vtiM'ijin woman's mission- •.•lub will. pri'Si-nt the 'thive-iiel ejini- fill on her foot t'auNing )vw injury. • plus t'u-uperation (inil ifpei'lal trai'h- who was instrumental in urf'ani/,- John II. Kiinble, Kccrotnry of tho Coiiins, Mr, anil Mrs, .huiK's. Hardy ary fin-U'ly nut yi'K-ti.'r.liiy afii'iiionii edy. " I'hv Runaway.-:." at tho Hroail- itiir tho lod|ii 21 yoat'H ago and I'':irm«rs' National Congn^H„ ,, -.-Bnidth. e- and fliildrpn C'athcrini1, John, .limn'* nrlof Items, iti^ will make it. possible to p;et away with Mi-(J,M:ujrnrrt (.'(HIIH r on IVIi-r;-; w;!>- ,11ft ati-r. l'"rhlav nijllit of MONI | from hard pavements, huioouK titreetN, who is Hll yeaiM old. also mii'dc an ml- «theth r daythud y tht t on thh e last Fourth of and Daniel, and Mr. and Mm James i'la.'f. The I'l'i'-.bytorian youiiir l;ul- wiH'k fur vlu1 beiieiit of tlu< Keyport Oeorê Ifanre .Patttiroii of Hcil dress, 'Miisie wnw furnished by Mrs.July the fnrmerB had thu prospect of KolMuy and urns Janios and I'iiy of j and live and earn a living jn tlie eoun- • U:~' m •••iiiiii haiul will niivf totimnaw y:• i'lit dak Kohoursnls have lieen ill iiank Ifi puttinu: now Hhini'le omlosures y wliuri; life is worth Charles Hehoen\sald, MIK. JanuH iinuKUally finu i'ropH, Kiirh crops as Kivwht.Ul, 1 ; 1 'afteir v.n with Mrs. Ciciii tit M. 11 a L- •.n-nu-ros;-, for i-oniu tilnr, TIIONC who in hi-; bouse on the Tinton Palls road Hcarniore and 1-1 Ilia Feny. The nusv hnd brought to mind an Abe Lincoln Tin- iH'wly 111:1,1 rU'il couple will live teii i>T llUiNnii avtiiuo. •A ill .lake part iire MiêH Harbara whioh is occupied by J ullU'ei's are; •story, A fnnncr once told Lincoln a wit.li tht' jrroomV paiv?il-f on t'rystal At t'n> I'l'i'sliytcrian foinniunioii liiiaahiiui, I-*ItJir• ri,-(.* . Ai'i'i^'i'otiLr, ()!;i fiiiii on faiinimv enteriM'iso of I'Yank Pant i-iiii'T Cni rcll WVnili'V, whopping big lib about hia hay crops, Brook farm l>i't\viH»n 1'atontowi) and 1 1,. C. lieCoppott, Mr. and Mrs, ,T. Kuiiilny jiiiJi uijiLT Claivnvi K. M, ('on!,lin, Ila;.el I, lWno, llariy M. Tilford of Now Yîk--a man who Ni;lil.> elili'l" l-'i-.•ilerii-K Si iinf>n(Vr.Hofi ,of i'aitli, Mr, William \'. Knapp, Wil- ounjj people's missionary sori- Mr. Tilford, who has not failed in "Fine, very fine," said Lincoln, J'atlici' liavi> iuiiUii Mrs, Utorpanna •tlVv inomot t in ththu 1>PresbyteriaUS n chapel "Ilow many tons?" T'iutui'jion'H faim at f lnvw.V.iury and Uy li-lier fiom Ihu East OrailLj't? First [ •Piii-Ilo Give a sue*. i »" « »' iiiiythin^r ilniK far, has nlriuuly niddo .M;i"!cr f i'.'i l.'j—Arthur ('7.' Wliitc. Friday night with Mis. Dwight L. Hlr liL'i' "Well, I don't know just how many will move thi'iv in March. ehureh, and Mrs, William.;. • Tho entertainnu'iit given by the !)f bin chidion farm, near Lnkuwnod, II, Kly was-admitted bv letter from1 as the leader, tons," Haid Lincoln, carch&sly; "but Bulvnrclass of the liip;h srhool Friday j * ' A Hiecting of those who are intor- N, J,, .thy ^riati'st thing of tlie !:ind the Frt Fiv:U Rcformeil ehm- ni;:ht was a siii'oe.-s. An ndilrtiss of i in the Knst. TlioiisiindH upon thoii- OUT O3P 3&XI,; THBW 3W AOAIB. my men stacked nil they could out- >d in formipK a Brotherhood will u VICTIM OF HEART DISEASE, are hold welcome, was made by James Hincs, j ands of hens now lay their snow doors nnd then stored the rest in the hold tonight in the Presbyterian Bn nQ every ivuht this week, except Satur- presidunt of thu clu&s, a rugtinie piano white V}*UB just where they nro ex- | ffe , BnniB'a rreeflom from Pri«on 1 Peter A, WortliHy Died «nddenly at N«w day irtrlit, at the Reformed church. solo' was driven by James, Jnôn, u p to lay thuni—on-tin' Tilford "* Onl~ "y an ~Hoar or So Voik Moaflfty of Last Woik, night A, h. hidwell of. A«hur>- ;pian o ?0\n by Miss Irene Butler, a Miss Bessie Green wits operated on farm-—and other tens of thp,usiiiids Eugnne Rurns of Red Bunk was re- EBB GOT AW AMSWES, Peter A. Worthley, son of the late and tonight Arthur rocitHtiou by Miss Olive Britton, vo:nl for appendicitipp s at the Long Brnn^h of hulls will soon bo layhijT then\ ased from the county jail at Free- Abbott Worthley, died suddenly of Rogers of Asbury Park will sing. solo by Miss Aha V. iTeiidriekson and hithospital l llastt \yeokk. SShhe ii s i ReplyinK to a U'ttor of inquiry, Mr. lold on Friday nfter serving a sen-Bat It Wasn't EaoqOy WBftt tlw heart disease at his home at NewSpecial music "will be rendL»red tomor- a two-act comedy, "The Rainbow A representative of the Tilford says conue'rning his chieken ence for being drunk and disorderly. York Monday of lust week, - Mr.row night nnd Friday night. Rev, Kimona," completed the program. cague will speak at the Presbyterian fnrmt Burns said lie* didn't want to go frou One hostess who lacked tact at din- •- Worthier was 74 vears old and was 1 l'ostor Lopgett proaelies at eiieh sew-, church Sunday morning. c(? Those who took part in tho comedy "My aim and nmbition are that the nd he bogged the jail warden tq^kcop er placed a learned and somewhat • born nt "Little Silver. Ho was one of I J . Siiuday moniing the service will were Missoo Irene Butler, Mae Rose, • Luu'relton Forms shaH become, in a ilm in prison, The warden told Burns eaf college professor beside a deba- a family of six boys nnd~wos the, be. prmulally for children and a Etta Fischer, June Leonard^ Alva V. VANBEEBUItO NEWS. way, an educational proposition, a hat he_eoukln't,be'arrested again un- ante. The girl found tho professor first to dio in fifty yeavH, His brother ^'Wrens chorus will sing. Sunday Hendrickson, Olive Britton, Adele poultry college, so to speak, where H committed another crime.~So cry unresponslverbut flnally she no Charles died at sen when a boy. M.r. night Mr. Leggett will preach the Olive Beera and Miss Mary Throe Dlspo«oa of on C0-Qp«M- young men may be educated and Burn* got drunk and created a dis- iced a dish of fruit, and in despera- "Worthley'g wife died about six weeks second sermon of his series o n"Thc Flynn. The class will clear about $40 tlve Plan at Hayo»'» Btore. equipped to successfully carry on a turbance. He was arrested again and ion asked if he liked bananaa. After !igo and her do»th proyed on her hus-Tragedy of Sin." Tho topic will be as* a result of their efforts, part of Harry Hayes diipoBed of three poultry business, either as breedera s now in jail. He says that the life being asked several times to repeat the band's mind to such an extent that "The Road to Ruin." which-will be used for some suitable sleighs on the cooperative plan on or producers." rf a prisoner is the life for him, andquestion, her voice being raised each his health began to fail rapidly, MT% . At the Lord's Supper nt the Baptist gift to the school. The pupils were Saturday night. They were won by Mr. Tilford's farm should be In- hat he doesn't care anything about time, attracting tho attention of the "Worthley. was a hattor at New York church Sunday morning Mrs. Plumley :oached by Misses Leona Dolphin and Edwin Ryan and Raymond Welsh of deed "an educational proposition," reedom in the winter. whole table, she was horrified when fee for forty years, but of late he had;of -Maple avenue was admitted to Hilda Wells, teachers In the high Vanderburg and John Moyser of since Frank Tilford intends thnt it learned man riveted her with a disap- . been in the insurance business. His membership by letter from Calvary Phalanx, shall be so, and since, as a casual part proving look, and remarked very J«jnuary24th at Mrs. Charles lecture Friday afternoon nt the high The week of prayer services lait week Tilford writes: "Have you poured water on herness. canum lodge room on .the third floor ^™ >J«jnuary24t jy h a school auditorium on "The Girlhood head?" . -..:'"•• "Did you work with Jones, the of the Eisner building. The dinner aMon B 0 n BroaB^ strettt of Great Women." The lecture will were all well attended. Sunday was "I think your scheme-of starting a -i? ' tl 1 ^ l ;1, observed as "decision" day and several "Yes~a whole bucket—out of theplaintiff?" will be only for the members of ththee my mg be given under the auspices of the number of small farms most excellent one that says 'Not to'be used except "Yassah." ' s dtpe t f tl atitii : The monthly meeting of the wom- new members were added to the for the demand for honest products of men's department of tlie association: ! f« f chnstian temperance union will Keyport literary club. : s in case of fire.'" "Do you know the foreman and th» William and. Joseph Child, proprietors e h ll church. oth chickens and eggs has grown to William and Joseph Child, proprietors ^ held Htomorrow. Sickles afternooof Mechanin witc hstreet Mrs., Dr. O. C, Bogardus is plahnlng to "Then dont pour any more—I fear other officers of the.plant?" of Child'Childs bakery, will'bwillbe the caterers,! J convert the loft over M, Peaae's The campflre girls will meet Friday be enormous, and is becoming more you have made a fatal mistake. Run "Yessah." * •andd thhe dinnedi r wililll be servedd, by ththe j j Special prayers will be offered for "ftprnoon pnd the boy s"oute will hold butcher shop into 0 flat wiih an en-i and more so every day," out to the drug store and get this "What are your relations with • ladies' auxiliary of the association, national constitutional _ prohibition, trance from Front street, Architect their meeting Friday night. MMr . TTilford's wonderful farm is lo- filled." : B •"."•" The speakers will be Edmund Wilson !! Congressman Richard P. Hobsona 1 Samuel Tilton of Brooklyn is draw- cated in a ijart of New Jersey partic- When they had run out the lady flnid of Red Bank and Rev. W. W, Giles of J nroelaniBtion and the proclamation of ularly adapted to the raising of chick- ing~the phins, TTOUNO BANK CABHXEB. opened her eyes. Bast Orange, Newton Doremua, pres- Mrs. Lillian M, N. Stevens, national The week of prayer services are be- ng^-and the solving of the egg prob- "Doc," she gasped, "you're a good a-why I looks so white. Them felka ident of the association, and Edward i prf ident of ^the temperance union, ing continued this week in the var- m. fellow, aint you? I know you know S, Allaire, one of the! directors^ will will be read at the meeting. B«M of Anbury ParK'a XnftdlBff Bank em. aint no relations of mine;," ious churches of the borough. The 33 Tears Old. It would be possible to make of that there's nothing the matter with me. have charge of the dinner. services are largily attended. part of Ocean county and part of I want a day off and 1 dont want to go ST. JAMES'S HONOR PUPH.S. The annointment of Harry A. Wat- on in this act. Can you fixit? " Family. An entertainment and dance, will son as cashier'of the Asbury Park and Monmouth county a region for »UN»AT-S0HO0t TEA0HBB8 MEET. be gh'cn next Tuesday night by the chicken rsfping find egg producing "I sure can," he answered, wringing "I might have married a million- I.ai-g-o Numijer of Oeod Studonti guild of St. Mary's church in theOcean Grove bank at Asbury Park her hand sympathetically.. "I aint aire," declnred Everywoman. "One was confirmed yesterday at the annual qua! to wonderful Petaluna in Call 1 MonmoutU and Ocean County Episcopal' parochial Soliool In Decombor. parish house, _ ornia. doctor—1 came in on his ticket. We of my old schoolmates is now one." stockholders'-meeting. Mv, Watson is. -fix-it.'-'---.-, _-,.-^-.-,^_ J'And several of your schoolmates Teacliers Moot at TLea Bank. The honor s at St. James's Mm, P. F. "Armstrong has re-only 83 years old, but, he has been in The quarterly meeting of the Sun- Tjarochinl school at Red Bank during turned from a several days' visit with .This plan we submit to Mr. Tilford are working right in tin's town for $10 tkat- BO mflrwoiioii^lv your average is fairly good." att TrinitTi y chinchhh . TThirth y women, HoKan, Harry Hottman, Elliot Hulllvan, team will roll the Bradley Beach team developed near Lakewood by Tilford were present. Rev. Thomas Conover Tlnimns Hlngins, Mm-mrat Stftllvan, tomorrow night at the Brunswick al- Muen smaller enterprises should be Vivian Burnett, who is understood And then Everybahy set up a howl -,r MnLh!, „.„,„ .,„ n,irl,-rUU ,*r, "ri.rt Aturlon Oalliihaii, Paulino Iînir. Cntlier- loys. ". . • .. . to have been the inspiration of his and they had to stop quarreling to at- ol Ncwaik gave an ntidiebS on I he : ,|10 i.-ieja», Toressa Vaieinlti«," MarKari,t started on the following basis:. Study of the Life of Jesus Christ, ! Carney, Margnmt Moore, H l The Koyport improvement associa- Enough land to take dare of a iTfttber's story1 "Little Lord Fauntlo tend to him. , •,. y , Cary, gmt , jK tion sold 15,000 Christmas Red Cross rdy," had a Harvard education, and andd MrsM . Lof-toLt r BrandoBd n of SummiSit t !•'">'' • "entric"tio HiiffertyHfft , yy_cronlc» Uoheity, e many chickenB as one family eoiil' then tried his hand at lournalism (ae. Report "Wai Tret, ,,,,„„ ,, +,,IK ft ••Tr.-ifhina- riiilrfi-nn in I Helen Flynn, Oertruao Iloifrin, Mut-y I^r?, seals during the Christmas sea dn. easily mannpe—nnd some extra land pave a talh on J eacliing Gil Itaen in ll(l E|eaoor uanmin,, Jitatrhif Valen- Miss Ellthe Smith; entertained 'a' cording to, the New York Evening Sir Wilfrid Laurier was once on aa the SundayschoolSunday-school. After the meemeett - tinK ' for a vegetable gnrden. Pont), A distinguished railroad preg- 1 Brartn—Mary Tiynn, number of friends Thursday night at A house* suhsinntial, reriRonable in electioneering tour in Ontario, and aa ini g A supper wa - .-crved in thho chapehl InteripMilntfilt negslertM tjli!a|.iy, jMlllU ident came to Denver one day and th £ tnfh,c. fluffr)i,-n,-r>n,i lion o J nfMIS MiS wADI AM m •n m,,' Hele^ n PlillliDq the homo of her parents, nrice, with running water and a the elections were bittorly contested, ,. ., , _. ,,, ., ,, „ ,, ,| iiiKMiun, Paul-Morris. Hubert "••••' Wal- The Keyport literary club met Fri- editors had reason to suspect that ; every effort was made to stir up race Kolloi-k, Mrs. Walter O. I-rc^nth and , tnr Ho-'nti, Joôph Oormon, derent bath room. big story was concealed about him, if lis.s Constance Durham, The next j Flvnn, Klizabptii .Rj-an, Kutli hsiwifi-M, day afternoon at Mrs. Josephine A, Such chlckon farms could be built and religious prejudico. One day a AUSipofiniH Constancr fit" Ilwe. fr-u-lii.rs will ho licld ! Marearft Ryan, Onrtriiilij H.-ilpy^ fifr- Hofr'8. , It could only be got. The knot, of re- Quebec Liberal sent this telegram to icetinf.r of UK tc.H'ids win DP 1K1« lrlK]0 Gortloni ^nnn Golso. John Vuk-n- one after another- -us many as might porters tried in vuin, .however, to see t Ahbury Purk in April. tine, WlHlam Rafferty, .John Qiiinltv, Henry Hyer has bought a Ford prove successful. Sir Wilfrid: "Report in circulation In the big man, Burnett, thinking that this country that your children have - . ^ Andre Oniit,. AlrnAlma O'TiHonO'Tirlun.. JIarJlary Snllli- automobile. The houses for the chickens could the distinction of nis motner'n name vnn. Mai'v l^ftijnn, Cattierinn I,iiwl(;KH, be built under the clii1e"tion of the not been baptized. Telegraph denial.''- Auction Club Moots. Mary n#i!ly, Fiorencfi iUurr»_li,v. O might avail, wrote on one of his own To this the premier replied • "Sorry S i Htt M HAZLET NEWS. central plant, in accordance with the engraved cards the legend, "son of A lied Rank auction bridge club | niiî'^lVren' VnlsVu^lMtliHrine * liellly", test scientific methods. Mrs,.prances Hodgson Burnett, The 0 sayy report la correct, I have no met with Mr. ;md Mrs. W:ui<>n II. ' j, "r»uglioi'ty' , Hazlot People to Spend Mouth at Mltimi, The big farm could act;as sales- card came back .with* a polite refusal, children.hild"" Krnockk on I>UI<.«I>H>J<1 sticel lasList nij.njh(.rh(. 'J'hiThee Julia Jjynufi, MnrHurcl C.'lefir- man for all the little farms, taking the ps weir won by Mrs. Irving 6;ik- clla. A reporter named Bill Smart looked Why tM Btpottes Btnr»a. I'llmnry—Tjunlel Flynn, %Villifim •ToRcph H. Webster, John S. Van- "iitire output of eggs and "broilers" on scornfully. Ho tore a jagged piese ley and O. Irvijijc Patterson- Sixteen Haleyy. Josepph L , _Tluimas MeOiiIrn,' at a fair price." Boll—That man over there is star- .persona were present ' .'uid a buffet RbRobert t MMorrisi . JJiimftn LatllHo, John 11'Iiill - Mater and Thomas G. COWIOH left to- t off the corner of a sheet of copy paper liris, .ToliT n llolianli , I''rnnlI < Hll .lolill n day for a month's trip to Miami, Flor- The big farm with ,a 'great incu-t and wrote on it: "Bill Smart, son of g straight at my nom, » lUnch(!O". was .Hfived. The dub will 'l'urtillol , CnrlstoplieCltl r MMcOiiiroO , JJCO bator could hatch the eggs of the lit- Nell—Probably he's a reporter. ineet with Mi&. Kdwaid K. Allaire on ida, ' . . old Mrs. Smart," The railroad presi- Hurry SaKjirton, Joii;pli_ """ A dance will be held In the flrohouse tle-fnrmers, or sell tho newly hatched dent WHS so much pleased at this piece Bell—And why should a Broad street on Tuesday night, Janu-- umew Flynn, Mary N chicks at a reafionable price—thus of wit that Bill Smart got the inter- stare at my nose? my 27th_. - . " Mury /I'.nN'RHt, Mareai" The- Orioles Junior basketball .team town and had lived, at. Now York sev- Miss Mary S4 Stilwell haa returned "That's fine," said Mike. "But did •I nova th« Merry «aaiUMb to Keyport, after a visit. with Mr. • A widow arid her children could I over tell you about my uncle at Bal-I love the morry, merry s of Red Bank met Monday afternoon era! years. He leaves a sister, Mrs, Josopu L. Doartgyja ' easily manage such a farm—and find It makes the heart BO gay and elected Robert Linton president, Mary E. Austin of New York, and and Mrs, William VanMater. . riayhon«o One of Fl&tit In Oonnty. ly thomns?" , , To hoar the sweat Mtdu Jamea Bennett vice president, Wil- two brothers, Charles and Edward Mi»s Lulu Iving of New York spent Surrogate Joseph L. Donahay'a new hapwlnesB in place of anxiety. Pat agreed that he could'not call On their summer holiday, ford Sweeney secretary and Edward the weekend with her mother, Mrs. A. The small professional man strug- him to mind. "With thiMr wlldwood notes of dnly. Richardson of New York. The fu- theater at Freehold was opened SaV gling for a living in the city might From hawthorn bush anA tree, Bviisch ticiiBiirer. neral was held in the South Eatontown Ivins. urday night week vuth the show, "The "Well," continued Mike, "He's gotOf the min'hine-lB a\t boniity! colored MethodiBt church Monday af- C. P. Dye its confined to the house Red Widow." The theater was filled have his fnmily on such a farm tak- a gold medal for five miles and one for O4 tho morry. morry nun fer mol with sickness. ine care of it. and finding hifl relax- ten miles, a Bilver medal for swim- Meeting- of Young "Women, ternoon. The burial was at tho South to its capacity. County -School Sup-ation and health there from Saturday I |ovo the merry, morry Bunshlnc; Eatontown cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Child and erintendent John Enright made a ming, two cups for wrestling, nnd a o B. ;D. C. dub, which ia com son of Red Bank spent Sunday with to Monday. lot of badgea-for« boxing ond. cycling.'-' Thro' the dowy mornlng'gH nhow'w f speech after the first act of the show With lt fcii ii(Tvnnoln«rTl , ,poaed of .Red Bank young women, met Mrs. Child's parents, Mr,, and Mrs. ,"He mugt.be a great athlete, ,in- to.a, bavLts frotir.lifi '3 , yesterday afternoon with Miaa LouiSo Two Ohaxg*& with Aai&nlt.,, welcoming the public to the new thea- It charms the licurt Inific hn»V v Aaron Morris. ter and congratulating: the- Freehold When the individual starts chicken dadc,'.' said. Pat. . 1 §s? ,-Doremu8 of Washington street. Gamos Robert IJudlow, Sr., of Keansburg, Dr. William Morris of Brooklyn farming alone and isolated, expense, "You're, wrong,'' cried Mike: '.'He It.'Hetn thn. spirit free' dd a .general social time people on having such a fine play- diuappointment, ignorance, lack of O'- tho Bunnhlni! 1B ail-gladiM and hia son Robert have been held spent Sunday with hit) parents, Mr. house. The theater is one of the larg- n keeps a pawnshop!" ' Of thoirnoriT^ merry-sun: lot under ,$200 bail each for th« £rand and Mrs. Aaroh Morris. A salesmanship and million other jury on a charge of assault and bat- est and one of the ftfient mother county troubles, including -all .Uta ',c trn/nvL birds % ^P»ntin «f Little- Silver the weekend' with .hifl aunt, Mi decorating of the theater wap dohe by failure almost inevitably. will start york shortly on re*YJeara night. John TilttSn of Keans- Emma Morreli. / - , But. properly, managed, ceived the following letter:' OA thejc summer.11 olkd^y/ P. C. Moyan, a Red Bank-sign painter , ["Gehtjeirien—Wfll you ploaBd •&< THa-merry,0 ' rterry 6un; th* Kg tits - dook;- which -was damaged burg went their bail. D, Bprt Coon of New YorTt is spend- racted, Under the cpntrol •send ''h 'JP "P«rryDyf mm*. iirioirin~twa>-weeks ago. It vHl , ., - «^*^ and artist. aq u*^ Bowe.of,ypur>bip«i,T«fritpo(De.of.y,QUr" » ,; Th0t<) M»BkH»aya to advortlse'in 'Pfie Rfea Tilford, a ld i TVtt BBS BANi:
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f 1 ]V ^ f "' '•. ",•'••'' . -.i" y-j'-ii '. '' *'• MO *''*? x \. Pago 16 THE RED HANK RF.OTPTRB NEWS FROM FAIR f WHITE SALE CORSETS The Daylight Store r WHITE SALE WABSTS COUNCIL HAS LINGTHY DISCUSSION Wo'vu established a ^roat reputation for Corset Bargains, but we think-this one Kvei'y item in this advertisement must OVER BILL FOR STORING LOGS, will excel any of our past ell'orts. A New be a realbargain. This lot of waists are Model of French Coutil. full length hips, well worth $1.00 each, several, ehoiee The Bill Was from Donald Rankin, Jr., the Former elastic back ôro, linen drawstring. styles of tailored and fancy HIOUHOS made A regular $1,00 quality. Special of tine materials. Come early |*Qf% Road Supervisor Council Votes to Pay Only 1 lted Bank. and jjet first ehoii-e...... 0%1VP Small Part of the Bill Fair Haven and Rumson I" " -. j Road Committees to Meet,
Daniel Rankin, Jr.'.s hill of $4f> for '.•rl> of this, pliiii', in huililiiiL1: tl1."'.".' hlgrinn Notiu; logs l'<>r (ifteen months raving inilonioliilcH of hi.s own ik'sign, Begins Tomorrcw and vnd. one of v-'i for storing the road Mr. MulfortI will use OUR nf the mitos tools one month were the cau.w of a lituti'lf and one of the others will be continues for two liiistlhy diHi-uiVHion at ihe im-curis; oi ijriwn by William Chandler, who was thu tunyor ami counril Monday nij,;ht. fnv:.icr!y employed us inochanU'ian by weeks. Don! Miss It, Mr. IJjinkiii claims tho old road t-oni- Mr. Mulford, milUio ;iuthi?m«il.him tt> move tho 1<*IT« from I'll1 j-trt'eti. Sonus of the roun- Married Nineteen-Venis. rihi'uMl imiiuUiiiWii tiw.t tiK' ruad iul.1" Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dennis \\vi\- iiiiittv' had no povrr to art, in this inurioil nineteen ynwa Sunday. I)ur- The January White Sale of 1914 marks another upward step in our store service, mutter iiiul u search of the minuU-.i ing tho day many friends called sind failed to show tliut i.hey had evor ;oni';i atuliitoil them and they received which, helpful as it may have been in the past^ is bettered every way today. Stocks are been tiiven this power. On thin ground ;> niimber'of presents. Mr. Penni.s is ihe bill hnri been'.held up and lepil ad- jmi'!iifcd Isy Jolin I:. Bennett, tho ixto- much larger and the variety much broader than in previous sales. And the greater volume vice was asked on the question of JIM". 1 whether the. borough wus liable'for the rrom Bums. •of the constantly increasing business attending these yearly events warrants us in quoting Nil. Al.ston IJeekimin, in rcndorinsi Harold H. JoiioH, Jr., is u\'ovi>rinjt ;in opinion in the* matter, said that if from ilie Heveie burn.i on hin face prices nearer to the actual cost. Thus, added zest is given to the Great White Sale this tho road committee, had no power to % 1 and hands whk'h lie reêivcil ten days year—a sale whose rare economies are apparent on every hand. .Women who regularly; ju't thu bill iihould not In paid. Mr. up? when he fell tigainst a.stovp. The Buukman said if the road cammi'lleu 'mnis will leave a scar for life on the year in and year out, replenish from our White Sate stocks, will be sorely tempted to fulfil did liavo Oiis power thin Mr. Hankin ••:n-k of the left hand. eoiihl t'olleft tlie bill. Coun;'ilr.iun Travi.s said he thought Mr, Hunkin ITew DrlTowny on Property. the requirements of several seasons, and they will be well justified in doing it. wa;j entitled to rtrac pay for storing Tony Hun(/njj has had u new diivi'- the logK Ho said it. was IUN opinion iv::y laid out on the t-t'Ht «ii!;> of Ins j S hut Dm bor'".ijrh owed for storage on property on Jluiti ntreet by John'H, \ the logs from the time the logs were Minton. HendrickFon & VanBrunt j moved from tho frlreets until the hor-have laid \\ ni'W ci-niont floor in Mr, j ,2S vaiues Hunting's garagi*. - i luslinwear—regular SOc to S9c values ciufrh had a place to stora, them, Thin r short sliicves—.prettily trinii'Uit, iihl:oii druwu. j laces or'embroideries—-ribbon tmrn was rented for borough ii-se two Gcovpo 11, Moxk'.v, advertising j with empire MionttiH attA'-"Mr. Rankin moved, thu ngent for Robert Hilliaid in "The CHOICE DRAWERS^Caiubric or muslin, i style—nainsook uimmed j and medallions or embroidery—ribbon drawn. with V'ul. or 11 ii t; i» lacesj.othiirs cmbrujdi-ry' aiid ribbon trimiiieJ. '. Koait Committees to Meet. > finjror of her light hand a few days EACH EACH nga while, hanging up clotties and Also several pretty styles made cf new crerc clotli, nicely ! CORSET COVERS—Irciich si>le, nude of tine n, A letter from the clerk of Rumson trimmed. , I triinintd wit li liit'e or eiul'roiilery. others of ;oli>vt'r iMifbroidi'i y. borough was read in which the road blood poiiioning s«t in. Dr. B. H. Gar- committee, of Huiiwon cxpieKsud _:i do- rison has uhnrgo of the case -and her Hire to mod with the Fair Iinvon finger ip getting well, road committee in relation to a divis- iiiilph _Mulford of Brooklyn spent ion of the work of earing for Ridge ,'ast' WotTneKdny with his father, •road, which i« a boundary between the Frank A. Mulford. Ralph will leave I --regular; vaiues Iins nest week for Sun Momvjo, Califor- In iion I" iiu1 —. |»*.•«• i;11 it«.*111j— -lifted ;iIii»\"t* •V sllnwiiliJ' i' two Dproughs. The clerk was directed nia, where, he will drive his Pegout GOWNS^—Naiii&ouk or cambri;, hicli. V ur surplice si to writp to the Jlunm.n clerk asking CHOICE iiM'i'H of Pinldi'iuiii-liris-—(inwns. Prin aiitnrpoHlo jri n p"riind prize rfl''e, mtrles and iiisenions of lace ;ind tnibryidsrv .md ribbon. that the Rum.'.nn road committee at- poriiM* niiih'i'iiils ;nt(l i tend tlia nest mei'tincr of Ihe Fm'r Frank A. Mulford spent Wednesday Skirl?- of .•supori niU iiiursftuy ut hm\ Yorii and SKIRTS—(;;imhric or wiiU iiistfitiiiiis aiid ruffli" m;111 • »• int»i"c>itli*i"t?il model Haven council. Brooklyn, lie attended the automo- ur Dodncilon for Uglitg Out, " bile show at New York. He spent with or w iuiii tluuiici'-—litu'rt top. The Public Service corporation di- Friday on a business trip to -Lijke- reefced the council to make a deduc- wood. COMBINATIONS—Corset c ver .ind drawers ur corset Extra Size UnderinusBins tion in the Last bill for «le:tri5 lights cover arid skirt, trimmed with 1 w ur I'lii y (if .Ml'SUNWKAIt KOH KXTltA I.AIKi 1 Mr. and Mrs. George JolmHon re- \\'v oinko liecaus'e of five lights boins out foi a turned home Saturday from James drawn. WOMEN.—Ciowii llrasviM1*. tlnix'i tliivi'i1-; Hi';i--~ici'i'r-; , total of nine nights. City, Virginia, where they attended 1 siylt'-r and prioos 111 C i'l'om, all nnidi' in' >iilist;inli;il "111;11"• •: license Tag* Secured, the funeral of Mrs, Johnson's duugh- PRINCESS SLIPS—.-Made ut line nainsyok, iVimmeil with tor, Mrs. Lavenia Taylor'of Red Bank. \-ACe »iul embruidiiry, edging and 1 Li'iiinililig-.. (jilt liirat' j u w'tici'i' Ilit'y sliinilii lie lai"ji'-l. CharluH P. Cross, the borougjj clerk, 1 EACH inssrtloiis—extru good value !. lL-portod that be had eccured 100 Hunting & Fi-ands, .suinmct res- venders' license tags and had duliv- idents of Fair Haven, are. giving their cred them to C. P. Worthley, tlin-mar- vaufloville sketch, "The Love Lozen- I shal. Tho police committee was in-irer," at B, F.-Keith's Palace theater' stsueted to notify Mr. Worthloy tn fit Now York this week, . I begin collecting the license fee,«. Mrs. John Chandler and dauKhtev i Katherine attended thu frgd wedding j REGULAR $1.00 VALUES AT 79c ifota tor 61,!00 S»r.ew€i". * anniversary celebration of Mr, iintl | Collector-Georga W. Smith repoi'ted )lrs. Abiv.ni .Vlorris ut Kear GOWNS. This very special lot of Gowns hasallover keo and tiinbroui- that two notes. orm for S2,nOO and few dayK Hjiu, "cry yokes of the finest"tiualitles, in fact the. materials nrfd ._ _ $1,^00 eama due January- 13. Samiiel Cardnoi1 has returned home j said he had money to pay the note •ifier'spending'KfiVGral days at New ! =** trimmingB are equal to any $.1.00 specia! values offered by for $2,500 and asked that the other be York, During his ab.senso his bur- ' No Woman's Warbrobe is complete without them. must any store. . Our sale price 79c • renewed. The note for $1,500 was or- ber shop was eonducted by his brother, I The most practical Combination Undergarment. dered renewed'for one. month. Mr. Tony Gardner. : SKIRTS. This special lot of Skirts are real bargains.'all made of wood Smith's bonds as collector must be Mr, and MTH. William K. Kirk and | Three complete, garments in one; a closed Drawer, an renewed by February Ist and the clerk children and Mi.ss Harel Mulford on j muslin with deep knee flounce gf fine embroidery with rib- was asked to get figure's on a bond "r!iursday night attended a party at j open Drawer and a short-Skirt. — bon drawn through, also lace inKertion, very deep floun<*es: for $7,000. Mr. Brnith's bonds last ihe home of Alfred Brighton at Rum- | year were for $12,000 but the council son, Drawers at.....,. .SOc, S9c, 79c, $1.00, $ 1.49 pair . regular $1.00 values, at 79c - thought this was too high as the most Mrs. Deborah Smith has recovered COMBINATIONS. NainsoDk, cover skirt a'ld'drawm-H trimmed with which the collector ovor had !',, special ill 2Bc. ough for Charles Coy must he'given Mrs. William Clifton, An actress, is TRIMMED DRAWERS. up by.April 1st. Mr. Schneider said visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. BRASSIERES ^ SANITARY NAPKINS, that the people who rent the room Jacob W. Cornwell of Main street. -H, rnade uf good nainsook, trim- Drawers, rrutdr of good camhrii- 1 would lease a small plot of ground to - Felix Gottsehalk and friend of New tori'huii hii;o. wiml'd ltf Tliii l\;i% limiul siMuiili'H* Haiiitary N;i pkin.-.- iiMitl with yok« of uyeiot cnibroidery, -dzuK a4 Iriiumbd with rheap lit the borough and he'thought it would York spent Sunday at Mr. Gott- ,i?ni•., sul«* prii' |nil. up H in a box, sptu'.inl per box , . .'...- .10c, toe a good idea to build a small house schalk'a summer home. , regular 20c. value, at . . 19o. for Mr. Coy. He Raid a building Mrs, Luonn " Smith spent part of 12x14,, feet would be ample. Mr. l_ast week with Mrs, Walter White of CHILDREN'S SKIRTS. TRIMMED DRAWERS, SHORT SKIRTS. Schneider was authoriiiod to get fig-Ifiast Lakewood. it I'M value Druwcrs, niado Hiiorl. Skirls, made ol' -e;u)ibrie ures on building such a house and Mrs. Mary Toms of Asbii'ry Park Skirts for children, sizes 2 to la ytuirs,, in iiircu-lar of good iniislin, trimmed with e.mbroid- itylu, l.rirnint'd vyilli'-i-in. liounct'.- \vitli tdi'clKHi lucrt> Irimiuing, regiilai' Me. fj-'rade. also the termfl on which the ground inent Sunday with Chief C. Pitt 1 could be leased. Worthley. regular auc'.'faliic, at...... '. .". .'.'. ,',25c. u> Ma. .Kl'udi . ut, . . . 200, ,29c. . Smock BocOttgh Cenniil, Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius R. Robb of Warren Vb Smock of Rad Bank was New York ijpent Sunday in town. appointed borough counsel provided . Jam«H LiiBau of New York spent the salaiy of $^M) .i ye-ir is satis- Sunday v-ilh his family here factory. Mayor Coveii. said Mr. Leon Little has been laid up with Beekman had lnfoiminl him that he heumati'm. WHITE SALE SPECIALS IN DRY GOODS SECTION rould not do the work Thr rrujonty value, 10 v.inl Bed Spreads the kind ,ih\.i\- sf,l(l ,il M.no, I i be,HI I il 111 •.-1 J, i i n. i «f the counrilmen were m'fivoi of BTXM0ON NEWS i i.d wortltlii .(•>.(•>( ( \.in, spei i,d 22c. ]VIr. Smock and he M1. EIV< n the ]ob. [Mi < (', \\ i> i-lh -1 d at $1.19 •-iljt'f ud dm m# s.de 85c. i 1 cs to Holtl n Bouoflt Danpo lor III I- Iv Tu\\<'l re M/A', I Died l),n- Fine ^ hiie "Luriii Law i .it spt'< lal [)i'i< t ^ Knil W.ivli <:inllis. 1 11 aid.li1 .>! Crltlclsos Connciluiû. Benljrlgjit rialiermon. liinii'\ i During the talk ovci tho appoint j del -, 'k\i 11 tli iti' l)lli> s d»."-ii .ibb h«i \\. 1 -111 Never linl. Toweli 111 1111 \ w 111 111 veit sharply ciiticiM'd Coun 'llman i H. \N hilt1 hill hv the Jolly II lym.il.t is 1 < i-lll . i i:"•' I! l.i K!I . [K T \iill'll fOc. -• k 11 Is ,uid (lirs-l's, |ii'i" N .11 r J 7ii\'l'i ..ul. i(\id\ hy II-C, S|)(M i.d p< i' do/en > 75c. .i<|e \s tn I li I TM \ui s|M I I I -M 11c. IOLIS s din line tli" two le-i'iit " .v.u a 49c. iK'j', brought forth .^rtini. cm^tiL re toi ms OK lii.-ti i will lur marks fiam tbo mayor Mi. Coveit r hdvi when he did husim -. hi- I l '''he b,ni'|iirt wliuh uji jioslpoiii'il (ID'1 Tl'in dj\ n.^lil l( .IU'-C of th< •fh-p priyor blatcd that lit wa-. then \>ill stait \i).k on tin- holl e n< * t 1 Red "\h n'i hall Tin s'OUts v.ill m*< t son dyen j of the Paikaid nulomo Park and Mrs. Charles A. Rogers of hei aunt, Mis. S.iiuut 1 S \ mlJiunl ul 'i£>t*i ol -ilis. (jLor^< II 11.lie The 1 only for the purpose of m.untainini- v..e'<. 'J he h - ,'i will LO'-t *-1X 00(1. j tomonow and S ituiday afternoons at biles Hi v. ill hid cm the tvo tne Red Bank ;-penL Sunday with SI i. StoopvilU , Peiiii-Vhaina ,, '•antiuet cdni'mittee. will meet the kit- 1 ©rdcr and putting motions and that the 1I1UI "ll lion (. tiifines to I e houi'Ht hv Hit toiin il Fiank M Flinn Mi and "\Ii*-. (t.n dm 1 Willi 1 ul 1 te) part of thisiwccl .iiul U\ (he •, hut nifChr 'll m.ivoi Inaiv UHt, foi hei daughter and Mi. on Second, • tieet ftli. Pmlaid and of Fieehofcl. His. Ai thu 1 \. M' K if t tho sei v) L'-. Mond \y ni^ht and la'-tMcCait'T, and foi thb-e who will he Heihcif Pomphny and family ahout hmwlf inovi d Kud.iy fiom Ru-haid Ropers'a family will take ])Oi-.ses1-,ion of the ^Sll. and Mis. Benjamin Conk and Mi ^ lad Kin Connvui spent vi ^li 1 niKht. * Ite\ Aithui A. McKay I in the liTidal partv at their wedding house on thf Uidgu load into half of house in a fiw days. ••oh Benjamin ictiunul Monday Jifter day with Reioidi 1 and Mis llaii\ < payment of Bills. i>n,tches a .suinion at each êivi.e ion Thuif-day, Fvbiuaiy 5th Janit'i I* III 111 e's double house on Sec- Uevival <-civiK.es me hciiiK held spending two months .it lhmknk, Ha'dcau ol Kid UanK i 1,8-1 were ' 'ihe 1'iesbyteruin ladies' ; id 'oeiety Bills amountiiiK to ? J.ocnl Sackm.in Make tTopoj. ond slie«t. Mi Hm e lecently hou^ht <\eiy nipht this week, except fSnlui- New Yoik, The Methodist 1 idles' aid so u\\ 1- 11, meeting this afteince'i a the 1 audited and ordered paid. Van Allen Sonhei, Alfjcd lirijehton, f the house from the YeninKton estate day nmht, in the Methodist ehuich. Wilhom H. Bull of New Yoik, for- melting this alteinoon with Mi - ' ehuich house; Mis Louis Neuhaust 1 William Chandler JIciuo. Haymond I'ullcn and William Meai.s , 'Ihe inei'tiiij^.s aie piec-eded by a toiiK meily of'thih jihu'e, is wojkm^ oil a DeWitt Biowei. and Mi ,. Alfied Bnpchton !u ve chaise Stephen Durand of the Oceanic load r Mr. and Mrr,. WiJIium ChanrfU:)' are a'tid as h.n^kmen List week and made | sei vice. job on Riveiside dnve in Aliddletown William \Viit- ht ha, letuined honu of the ,oual time aftci the meeting. has ieco\eied fiom Klip. Mr, Dur- ft i visiting Mr. Chandler';!, rnolher,. MTH. nm-h money conveying .Tames IkiJianon, chauffeur foi Mis. township. aftei sjiendmu a month at Mmtio Miss Emily l'c.usall, who tiachi-s and dnves the automobile bus foi Walter Chadwick. l\li\ Chandler waf "rom Hinti Imann's eornei to J. J. Knox of Kid Bank, moved Thuis- Miss E. V. Steiner of New York N01 th Caiolina school .it A.shuiy Park, sptnt S.-itui- VanAll'-n Souhei. While he was laid fcadly hurt sit San Aiitonio./fY.x.-i;,, ;• bricht to hvo the wie'k made by th< day from Seiibn^ht into the Tiue\ has letuined home aftei visitinfc ih^. Mi. and JIis Heitiam H Jtoul. it d:iy and Sunday with hei mother, MJS. up his pl.ue was ti'ken by Samuel few weiikB ago, when IHH cullar hone toim Pilot of Red iJaTik,',1^ estate house on the Blade Point load. M. Garet.son at hei home on the liv^r leturned to then wintei home at N< u And1''three ribs were broken by the William II. Penisall. bank. Yoik Monday. Indian. The unusual hl^h'tidc las.t week Arthui Taihait has jjiven up his overturning of his racing .automobile The old tiots on the BorJen estate ripped out '.'>'> feet of bulkhead inposition as baitender at William V. Ilowaid S. Boiden, who is hpendini^ Mrs. Ilainet Blown, who has IIHN Mi'. Chandler ii luuuim}; fioni hi Mis. Joseph Widley was initiated in fiont of the house oc-upied by fiont of Fred W, (lOidon's Shrew.s- CampbeH'w Hotel M on mouth, and he is the winter at hin New Yoik home, laid up with sickness, 1-, slow h H injiirie« and he is able to he .ibmit Monday niftlit into N.iranwttu ioun- Pefiy Ilick.s on Mafn strtet have been luny Paik at the foot of Nave-jink now working at Keansburj;. spent Sunday at hi& home here. . eoverinu. :il of PcKree of Pooahonta.H. There te lemoved. Ornunu.*ntaT tcrncnt K^ Leolrn West, who was laid up f,even William Nau^hton, wno ]ms boon Miss Mae Ohlandt hah 1 etui mil moff B«Mtt Wtxrt Wednesaay. was u good attendance of members. avenue-. 'Ihe damage amounted to Kfarry C. Miller, propiirtor of the posts have been built on each side of about SHOO. weeks with typhoid fever, is mpidly laid up with "n heavy cold, has re-home aftei visitiny, ielative-s at Niu \fter tho meeting a 'general .social the main entrance to the ehtati and'a William L. Traut and Paul Ilintel- leôverinir. He was able to be o'>Lcoveied and ia able to be about. Yoik. •Craiid View hotel, will nold a hoi' time was enjoyed. roast at the hotel next Wednesday. All small addition has been built to the mann have been laid up with mekness. last Fiiday for the fust. "" Miss Theiemi, Mount of Center Eail Maiks of Uulf£e Iloadi is woik tho'county officials h:iv< bren invitc his contract to build a tile and .stucco noon! at the chureh hou.se and made days with relatives at .Icisey City. has been luijl up thieo weeks with 3. DeWitt/Browev wa^ laid up Sun-position on Pulton Paimly'fi eslat< MnUoed Snildtnff Xtaolag Auto*. hou.se for Mrs. Florence MpCullagh p'ans for the exhibition and entertain- James Miuphy, who is employed by trnp, IB rei-overinp:. day with a heavy cold. Lewis Wilnon spent part of lasl Ralph Mnlflord of Brooklyn, form.r at North • Asbuj-y P;\rk. Mr. .Sewing. ment Kiidny nipht, J-nuaiy HOth, in Frjjnk McMahon, has 'taken the Ruin- (Jeorê Curtis of Minr.psink Mis1* Katherine Browei i-- visiting week with hi^ father. John WIIKMI