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1 If H -/,«VOLUME XL. NO. 5; RED BANK,, N fl J., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 0, 97. PAGES TO 8. FACTORY THIEVES NABBED. GOODS WORTH OVER $500 RECOVERED AS RESULT OF ARRESTS. Robberes Have Been Gong on at Esners Factory for a Long Tme, and Last Week Four Men and a Woman were Arrested, Among Them Beng Three Trusted Employees. For several months past there have been robberes of cloth, tools and artcles from the factory of the Sgmund Esner company. The theves covered ther tracks well and for a long tme there was not the slghtest suspcon of ther dontty. Last week the Newark polce raded a womans hotse at that place and found a lot of goods whch had been stolen from Newark stores. A bg quantty of clothng from Esners factory was wth the other stolen goods. The Newark polce got n touch wth Harry H. Clayton, chef of polce at Red Bank, and as- the result of detectve work by Mr. Clayton the Newark woman and four men were arrested. Three of the men arrested were trusted employees of the Esner company, whose honesty was beleved to.be beyond all queston. GOOIIR valued at more than $500 have been recovered as a result, of.the arrests, Other arrests are expected to follow n a few days. The men who were arrested were James Lane of Loghton avenue, who was employed n the pece goods deportment of the factory; George Kampe of Brdge avenue, a clothes measurer; Herbert Sttulsbury of Lttle Slver, drver of.an uutomoble truck; and Fred Scherr of Newark. The woman n the case s Mrs. Lotte Toomey, propretor of a Newark "boardng.house. She and Scherr were -. held-^-for recevngs stolen goods. Scherr was arrested Frday mornng at Oneonta, New York, where he was workng. Ho was brought to Red TWO STORE ROBBERIES. THIEVES AT SHREWSBURY* AND TINTON FALLS LAST WEEK. They Broke Into A. Holme. Bordens Store Wednesday Nght and Into John C. Crawfords Store Thursdny Nght Good. Destroyed. A. Holmes Bordens store at Shrewsbury was entered by theves lust Wednesday nght, and on Thursday nght John C. Crawfords store at Tnton Falls was broken nto. At - both places the theves tarred, long _ enough- o_mttke...a_menl.of. canned goods, cuke and candy. They took away a lot of cgars and cgarettes. At Mr. Bordens store entrance -- was -gerned-by breakng- a pane -of glass and unlatchng a wndow. The value of the goods taken was about $0, Mr, Crawford suffered,..«much heaver loss.- At hs store more goods were destroyed than were tl-many eanf of -meat were d Jh opened and Jhe contents of the cans were strewn on the floor am runed. Cake md candy were thrown on the floor and n other ways there was evdence of the work of hoodlums. About eghty packs of egarebfes anj two boxes of cgars were stol/sm Mr. Crawford, estmates hs loss nt $35. There s no clue ns to the dentty of the gulty partes. Mr, Crawfords store has been robbed fve tmes n the past fve years, and Mr. -BordenV store has also been -broken nto on several occasons. AUTO SEIZED FOR DEBT." Edward Covert Pay. Alfred Rhoades and Gets Hs Car Back. Edward Covert of Eatontown left hs automoble standng on a street at Long Branch last Thursday and when he went to get t to drve home t was-gone; Mr. Covert loarnod that the automoble had been taken by Alfred Rhondes, who s engaged n the garage busness at Eatontown. Mr. Rhoades was arrested on- a complant made by Mr. Covert nml he had a hearng at Long Branch. Mr. Rhoadea clamed that Mr. Covert owed hm $38.20 for repar work and clamed that under the len act ho had, a rght to seze the car. The complant was dsmssed. Mr. Rhoades kept the car untl Sunday when a settlement wns made and Mr. Covert reganed possesson of the automoble. Fell Into Deep Hple. John Crocker of"navesnk fell nto a hole n the renr of the new Navesnk lbrary one nght last week. The h_ole s twelve feet deep and s to be used as a cesspool. Mr. Crocker had taken a short cut across the lot back of the.lbrary. He dd not know the hole was beng dug and dd not see t n the dark. He clmbed out -of the hole on a lndder whch workmen had left n the hole. He was slghtly brused by the fall. Marred La.t Wnter. Mss Olve C. Burgess, daughter of Fred Burgess, and Edward H. Pomphrey, son of Edwurd Pomphrey, both of Oceanc, were marred last New Yenrf Day, but the weddng was kept a secret untl ths week. The couple ure lvng wth the brdes parents. The groom s assocated wth hs father n the feed and truckng bus- Bank and had a hearng before Justce Wse. He admtted hs gult and was held n $500 bal for the acton of the grand jury. Hs father, who s a summer resdent of Keansburg, became hs bondsman. Scherr was formerly employed by the Packard motor company and was sent to Red Bank by we company to drve ^a truck for the Esner company for a. short tme. Kampe and Saulsbury admtted at the hearng that they had stolen cloth from the factory, but Lane declared he was not gulty. Kampe, accordng to the evdence, was the bggest thef, the goods taken by hm amountng to $300. Saulsbury got a pece of cloth worth $20 and Lane was charged wth stealng cloth worth $8. Kampe was held n $,500 bal. Beng unable to get a bondsman, he was sent to the county jal. Lane ana Saulsbury were each held n $300 bal and bonds were provded. After the hearng Saulsbury brought the goods whch he had stolen to polce headquarters at the town hall. Most of the goods stolen from the fuctory were found at the Newark womans house and at Oreonta, where Scherr wns workng. Scherr admtted at the hearng thathe had receved the goods, but dened that he had stolen them hmself. He sad Kampe and Lane gave them to hm. Kampe sad that on one occason Scherr_ treated hm _to a pnt_qf whskey and that n return for ths he gave a lot- of Btolen goods to Scherr. HARVESTING WAR GARDEN. Rver Plaza Women to Make Comfort Kt. from Profts of Vegetables. The Rver Plaza communty club s sellng the vegetables from ts war garden on the Brencker tract, The vegetables are bought by George Mc- Queen of Lncroft, a truck farmer. The proceeds wll be used to make comfort kts for the solders. The garden was.farmed by Mrs. Charles Brencker, Robert and Wllam Goode, Henry Conover and Peter demedowtz, all of Rver Plaza. BOYS TOJAsf MONEY; SCOUTS WILL AID IN LIBERTY BOND CAMPAIGN. County Executve Board Wll Gve Many Specal Awards - and Przes, to the Boy. Natonal Board Wll Offer Medals apprzes. TJe executve boardlot mouth county councl of boy scouts met a few nghts ago at W. Strother Jottess on Rversde Drve. Thatcher M. Brown was placed n charge of the court of honor. Ths court acts as a board of appeal for the dstrct courts of honor and nvestgates and recom-. mends all clams for honor medals, mert badges and specal awards. W. C. Gallagher was selected to take charge of the department of admnstraton. Under ths department are the sub-commttees on organzaton, camp, equpment, fnance and adver- Fremen Buy Lberty Bond. Relef engne company nt ts monthly meetng last week voted to buy a $50 Lberty bond. The recent beneft entertanment gven nt tho Strand theater for the fre company nottod about $35. PaCt of ths money wll bo used n buyng the bond. Just Arrved. October EmmerHon records. The very best and latest songs and dance hts. 25 conla each. Double sded. Trubns. Tho Store of n Thousand Itemx, 58 Broad street. Alycrtsojnont. New Smart Coats $5 to $35. Pom Pom, velour, bolvn, twee, etc., wth huge fur collars that muffle up snugly above tho chn. A. Snlz & Co., Rod Bonk. Advortaomont tsng. The councl wll offer "specal awnrds and honors for troop and ndvdual work for the Lberty Bond campagn. In addton to these county awards the natonal councl of b6"y scouts wll gve a" medal to ench scout sellng bonds to ten or more famles. POSTAGE INCREASED. Letters and Po»t»C Cards Must Pay THEOSOPHCAL LECTURES. A" Lo*"Argee. "Woman"!. "Spe*khlg~ Ths Week at Red Bank. Mrs. Harret Tuttlt! Bartlet of Los Angules, Calfora, s gvng u course of four lectures ths week at G Rector place under the drecton of the Red Bank Theosophcal socety. The frst lecture was gven last nght und was on "The Message of the Ages." Tonght Mrs. Bartlet wll speak on "Truth, the Great Harmonzer." Her topc tomorrow nght wll be "Bblcal Symbolsm n the Lght of Recent Dscoveres," and Frday nght her topc wll be "The Problem of the Super-Senstve Chld. The lectures are open to the publc. JONATHAN H. JONES TO RUN A3 AN INDEPENDENT. Lvely Congests Are on for the Offce of Townshp Clerk and Commtteeman Bggest Scrap Townshp Has Had n Years. Atlantc townthp s all excted over poltcs. The European war, the sherff contest and even the prce of potatoes have paled nto nsgnfgance besde the queston of who wll capture the townshp omeeb. A new factor was added to the stuaton last week when Jonathan H. Jones fled a petton as an ndependent canddate for townshp clerk. - He has been clerk of the townshp 22 years and ths s the frst tme he has ever had a rval for the offce. At the prmares, through*, an oversght! pettons for townshp offces were not fled n tme to get the names on the tckets. Mr. Jones expected to be nomnated wthout opposton, but when the votes were counted Danel MeDonough had defeated hm for the Democratc nomnaton by a vote of 22 to 2 and had defeated hm for the Republcan nomnaton by, a vote of 4 to 3. For townshp commtteemen the canddates are Sdney Beers, whose term expres, and Patrck McCue, The.same. knd.of a surprse poltcal assault was made upon Mr. Beers as was made upon Mr. Jones. However, Mr. Beers won the Democratc nomnaton for commtteenjan, but Mr. McCue won the Republcan nomnaton. Mr. MeDonough, Mr. Jones and Mr. Beers are Democrats and Mr. McCuo s a Republcan. Partsan feelng, however, wll not play much part n the electon from present ndcatons. Factors unusual n poltcal contests have been ntroduced and party lnes are beng gnored to a large extent. TWO HURT IN ACCIDENT. Red Bankers Injured When Motorcycle and Automoble Collded. Lews E. Gordon of West Front street and Steven Cononre of Brdge av..enue_were_hu_rt Jast Thursday afternoon -w"henra^»otorcycle on whcbr they were rdng collded wth a Ford car at the cdrher of the Newman Sprngs road and Lcjghton avenue. Gordon was caught under lke"nt6totr-: cycle and hs rght foot was so badly spraned and brused that he was unable to walk. Gononre was on the back of the machne. He was thrown L b d BIRTHDAY OF A CHURCH. LITTLE SILVER METHODISTS WILL CELEBRATE SUNDAY. Ther Church wll be 04 Year. Old on That Day and There Wll be Specal Servces n the Mornng, Afternoon and at Nght. Embury Methodst church of Lttle Slver, mother of Frst Methodst church of Bed Bank and grandmother of Grace Methodst church, wll celebrate ta 04th annversary, next Sunday. At tho mornng servce Rev. James W. Marshall, superntendent of the Methodst churches of ths dstrct, wll preach. A Sunday-school rally wll bo held n the afternoon. At nght the publc school chldren wll march to the church and wll occupy reserved seats. Ths servce wll be of an educatonal character and wll be featured by an elaborate song program. The orgnal Methodst church at Lttle Slver wag located on the Rumson road not far from the present church. In those days Lttle Slver was named Parkervlle. Why the name was changed to Lttle Slver no one seems to know.: Before the church was bult on the Rumson road the Methodsts used to hold meetngs at houses. In 687 a Congregatonal church was near Lttle Slver, but ths church exsted only a short tme and n the nterval between that tme and 83 Lttle Slver was wthout a churchy Old resdents of Lttle Slver remember seehg persons from Bed Bank and vcnty walkng to the Lttle Slver Methodst church. The corner, stone of the present church was lad n 868. The church has prospered greatly n the past few years, ths beng due n large measure to the generosty of J. Horace Hardng, a summer resdent of the Rumson road. At hs expense the church was remodeled and enlarged, an ornamental brck wall was bult around the cemetery and the church hall was remodeled. The hall s a large buldng and s a communty center. Recently the parsonage Was repanted and a heatng system was nstalled at a cost of $,000. Rev. D. Y. Stephens s pastor of Ue church. Mr. Hardng takes a great nterest n Lttle Slver anl n addton to hs donatons to the church he has made many other contrbutons for the welfare of the vllage. THE PRIMARY VOTE. Ackerson and Snyder, Canddates for Senator, Hgh Men on Tckets. The offcal returns of the prmary electon show that Senator Henry E. Ackerson, Jr., the Democratc canddate for senator, and Charles R. Snyder, the Republcan senatoral canddate, were hgh men on ther tckets. TMr. Ackerson receved 4,09 votes and Mr. Snyder 4,877. Nether of them had oposton. - Freeholder Wllam M. Bergen polled 2,844 votes, leadng George Br Holm~es~the~other~Repub]can-cand date nomnated,by over 300 votes. Edward Cashon of "Freehold receved one of the three Republcan nomna- "fo~ns~for doron~«t"he~recerved-sxty" votes by havng hs name wrtten on the tckets. The offcal returns are ns follows:....j SHOW AT MIDDLETOWN. NTERTAINMENT FOR LIBRARY LAST WEEK NETTED $97. chldren n Costume, of All Naton., an Indan Prncess and a Solder Magcan wer«the Performer. Bg Audence at Entertanment. A pageant of chldren of all natons, n Amercan Indan Prncess and a older magcan drew a large audnce to the Mddletown Reformed hurch Frday nght. The weather vas threatenng but the church was mcked. A heavy shower came up hortly after the entertanment beran, but the entertanment was so nterestng to the spectators that ;her attenton was not dverted. The affar was for the beneft of ;he Mddletown publc lbrary and yas gven under the drecton of the brary assocaton. All-the members >f the assocaton took an actve part n arrangng the entertanment ard >oth they and tha "performers, reeved many complments. The perormance s sad to have been the nest entertanment ever gven n he vllage. The lbrary cleared $97. The costumes worn by the chldren ere especally noteworthy and atractcd much comment. Ths feature >f the pageant was n charge of Mss dare Cornell. The chldren were Charles.Gbson Bennett," Raymond Cerney,_. Herbert Detz, Marjore mmerman, Ruth Stark, Annette Sorrall, Edward Bennett, Antonette Buntz, Gregory Gulck Dorothy Locke,, Evelyn and Ruth Stark, SusanntfBennett, Rta Terney, Pasley Carman, Louse Greenwood, Rosemary Terney, Donald Grossnger, Mary Bennett, Jane Taylor, Lllan Johnson, Florence Whte, Carl and Wllam Greenwood, Grace "Morrs and Joseph Gulck. Prncess Nadons, a full-blooded Chppewa Indan, was the star. pe*rformer of the entertanment. She s an nterpreter of Indan poetry and musc and Rer work s recevng much favorable comment. She s an ntmate frend of Mrs. J. J. Dunlap j e L j L a s brused aboutthe-body. and.legs,_tke_tover of the automoble dd not stop antl hs lcense number could not be learned. Gordon was taken to Dr. R. Brownng Wlsons offce and later he was taken to the Long Branch hosptal. Gordons father s workng at Wrghtstown and Gordon las been lvng at home alone. It was for ths reason that he was taken to the hosptal HER-87TH JJRTHDAY.- Famly Gatherng and Dnner Party at Mrs, Elzabeth Carharts. "MrsT~EITabeth Carhart, who lves wth her daughter, Mrs. B/ D. Cook of Eatontown, celebrated her 87th brthday wth a famly gatherng and dnner party last week. Four generatons were represented. Among the delcaces served were a box of strawberres and a Box of raspberres gven by Mrs. Jnmcs Steen, who gathered the berres n her own garden. Mrs. Carhart receved many presents... She enjoys good health despte her More Postage After November 2d advanced age. Those present at the Under the new revenue law the reunon, were Mrs. Cook, Mrs. T. E. postage on letters and postal cards I Huyler, Mrs. Lda Cook, Mrs. Howwll be ncreased begnnng Frday,lard S. Hggnson, Mrs. Charles Em- November 2d. "Drop letters," whch; lejr, Jr., Dorothy and Katherne Hgare addressed to persons n the town ] gnson and Charles Edward Emley. * m t.. <B -V-I K r V^ ^"4 V* ^. DEMOCRATIC. 4,09 378» Smlth Dnnnhay 3,886 uoran 3,063 Corll-s.B2S Jeffres.. Johnson McCormck Morrs Worden Snyder HISPUDLICA.W 3,879 :;705 3,624 3,606 5,506.4,87 Lewl,,.. 4,666 YounR... 4,499 Calvert 4,60 Flock. 3,359 ftfacdnmlr :... gn.. 2fl!t BorKCn 2,844 QnolllCll 2,003 Holmes -2,5 YocmmH 2,20 Cootr**~rr.-rTrrrrTT7-r., tv.-rrrrr-3.-b8t Newman 3,826 where they are maled, wll contnue to go at two cents postage, whether these letters are delvered by town carrers, or byostnr route or rural route carrers. All letters gong out of town must bear three cents postage. Postal cards wll have to pay two cents postage. Souvenr cards, Chrstmas cards, etc., wll also have to pay two cents postage on and after November 2d. / Red Cro.. Entertanment. The Eatontown auxlary of the Red Bunk Red Cross socety wll gve an entertanment tonght at Crescent hull. Mss Mare Skclly of Red Bank wll sng several solos and a number of sgnnl corps Bolders from Camp Val wll take part, among them beng hnpersonntors and magcans. New Pan.t at Theater. Harold A. Laros s now panst at the Strand theator, succeedng Mss Mnne Dunbar. Mr. Laros formerly furnshed the musc nt the Broadway theater nt Long Branch. He s organst of the Frst Methodst church nt Red Bank. Oceanc. War Brde, Mss Margaret Sutter, daughter of George Suttor of Oceanc, and Edward T. Brown, a solder at Wrghtstown, Were marrod Sunday nt Trenton. Mr. Brov;n formerly lved at Oceanc and yrnft employed by John M, Corles^ Tonght. Frst annual ball of tho Chauffeurs Assocaton nt the Lyceum Thontcr, Red Bank, N. J. Wednesday evenng, October 0th. Slver cup for przo waltz. Slver cup for prze fox trot. Musc by Hncketts tango hand. Admsson 50 cents. Extra lady HG fonts. AdvotlBcmont. Flms DoTeloped Free at Trubns, sole ndependent kodak dealer, G8 Broad street, Rod Bank. Advertsement. of Eatontown, Mrs. D, C. Perry of Nyack, New York, and Mrs. M. W. Conover of Brooklyn. Card Party for Elks. Tho Elks auxlary held a card party Frday afternoon n the Elks home. Mrs. Henry G. Rosevelt won frst prze. The other prze wnners Mrs. Wllam Woodward and were Mrs. Edward Oakes of Atlantc Hghlands, Mrs. May Bonner of Rumson, Mrs. Florence Tomlnson of Lncroft.and- Mrs. James Concannon of Hghlands. Carponters Arm Cut. Douglas Cook of Belford, who s employed as a carpenter at Sandy Hook, cut hs nrm on a planng machne Saturday week. The cut extended from the elbow nearly tqjhe wrst. Mr. Cook wa3 treated nthe hosptal on the Hook. Engagement Announced. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pelcher of Atlantc Hghlands have announced the cngngemont of ther nece, Mss Florence H. Lee, to Ernest Voorhees, son of Rulflj- Voorhees of Murlboro. Tho weddng dutc has not yet been sot. _ Ht by Bcycle. Rchard Frank of Shrewsbury avenue was struck by a bcycle rdden by Dowey Dresser of Sunset avenue a few nghts ago on Monmouth street. Frank was knocked down and hs knee was brused. TAX INTERESTJTHROWN OFF. Townshp Wll Cancel $2,000 Debt Owed by Trolley Company. At the meetng of the Shrewsbury townshp-eommttee-labt-thursday-t was voted to rebate nterest due on back taxes owed by the trolley company provded that the other muncpaltes to whom money-s -owed-do the same. A smlar resoluton was passed at the last meetng of the Red Bank councl. The company* owes taxes of $6,000 and nterest of $2,000 to the townshp. It owes back taxes of $,67.3 and nterest of $,006.- to Red Bank. Several payments on back taxes have been made to Red Bank by the company recently. Last fall the voters of Shrewsbury townshp approprated $,500 for tax survey map. The map wll cos about double that amount, t _ found, and at the electon next month an addtonal appropraton of $,500 wll be pluced on the tckets to b voted on. Mr.. > Say.: "So pleased an I wth the way you recently cleaned and pressed my skrt nm! coat I um gong to ask you to unt WodnaKday mornng for other garments." Wo would lke to add you to our long lst of antsflcd cuatomers. All work guaranteed to bo the best. Empre Stoam donnng and Dye Works, Enst Front street.. Phono 225-W. Advertsoment. SEEKING MISSING WOMAN. Mrs. Alce Brown of West Orang< Want, to Locate Sster. Alex. Brown of West Ora.nge wa^ nt Red Bank Monday on a senrch for MB mssng sster-n-law, who was formorly Mss Susan Fowler. Mr. Browns wfe, Ms. Alce Brown, has not seen her sster for a number of years. She recently heard that th former Mss Fowler had been lvng along the Jersey const. Mr. Brown vsted polce headquarters and s also conductng nn advertsng enmpagn n hopes of locatng the woman. H wants any nformaton sent to Polc Chef Harry H. Clayton at Red Bank Bone n Wrst Broken. Phlp Strykcr of Colts Neck wa crankng hs automoble last wee when the engne backfred. Ths caused the crank to strke Mr. Strykcr and a bono n hs wrst was broken., > _ Announcement. Emly C. Stbbs wshes to nnnbunc that HIIC s stll takng aubscrpto for nl magaznes publshed, now o renewal. She wll apprecate th courtesy f you send your orde through her. Wrte or phone 07 One of the mnny fall bargans, Goo< Housekeepng, 2 yoars for $2.00 Emly C. Stbbs, magnzno specalst Rod BankrN. J. Advertsement. - Gunnng Notces. Got your, gunnng notces at Th Regster oftlce. Advertnoment. CVT WITH nlowlng MACHINE. arle. "Thornton ol -Scobeyvlle~njured Last Week. Charles Tjjornton, son of Lpurf hornton of Scobeyvlle, got n* Ue ray. of a mowng machne last vvcek nd a long gash was made on hs le^. s brother Harry was drvng the lopes whch were pullng the ma-, bne. Charles went to the house to ;et hs mother to dress the wound, Mrs. Thornton fanted when she aw the blood. Mrs. George L. lance, a neghbor of Mrs. Thornton, >qund up the wound and admnstered tmulants whch revved Mrs. Thort- :on. The cut n Charless leg s rapdly healng, LICENSES!!)BECUfOUI. ORDINANCE WOULD MAKE RED BANK FREE TRADE TOWN FOR PLUMBERS. The Master Plumbers and the Plumbers Unon Are Opposed to the Ordnance, but the New Measure Has Passed Two Readngs Fnal Acton Wll Be Taken on It Frday Nght. Lcenses for plumbers wll be abol- passed upon by hm as htnf; all rght shed at Red Bankf an ordnance j s found defectve, the plumbng n r spector wll have to make good h«mstake. J. C. Delatush s the present nspector. He s a hold-over offcal from last year, and the members of the board say an appontment wll now before the board of health s The ordnance wll come up nal readng Frday nght when the board wll hold a specal passed. for ts meetng. It passed ts second and... thrd readngs Thursday nght. There be made as soon as some man can be was only one dssentng vote,, ths be- j found who has,passed the state test ng cast by Edward M. Slattcry. for plumbng nspectors. Under present condtons owners of I For Some tme past a movement has plumbng shops pay a lcense of $25! been on foot to form an alled trades for the frst year and $0 for each renewal. Journeyman plumbers pay $4 for the frst lcense and $ for each succeedng lcense. The prncpal effect of thsms to elmnate competton from plumbers lvng outsde councl, and the new plumbng ordnance has caused renewed mpetus to be gven to ths plan. The plumbers of, Red Bank, both employers and employees, are sad to be a unt n opposng the elmnaton of lcenses. of Red Bank. Most of the master The formaton of a trades councl plumbers not lvng n ths town hestate to take out lcenses, as they cant get enough busness here to make t proftable for them to spend $25. The new ordnance, f passed, wll change all ths. Red Bank wll be a free trade town so far as plumbng work s concerned and out-of-town plumbers wll be on.the same footng as Red Bank plumbers. The new ordnance provdes that the plumbng nspector shall gve a bond for $600. In case any work would amalgamate all the varous labor unons of the town under a governng board made up of representatves elected by each unon. Eael unon would be oblgated to put nto operaton any course of acton decded on by the trades councl. Red Bank has fve labor organzatons, they beng made up of plumbers, carpenters, masons, panters and hodr carrers. A movement has been begun to form a tnsmths unon and a meetng wll be held soon. TO RUN FOR MAYOR. George Barrett, to. Oppose Charles R. Snyder of Atlantc Hghlands..&e:srgtLBarrett of Atlantc Hghlands has fled a petton as an~vmlependent canddate for mayor of that borough. He wll oppose Mayor Charles R, Snyder, who was nomn-, ated on both tckets at the prmary. Barrett receved eght votes at the prmary. Mr. Barrett s a New York busness man who lves at Atlantc Hghlands. He has begun an actve campagn for mayor. FIVE AHCJNT7APERS. REMINDERS OF BY-GONE DAYS ON EXHIBITION. nd t was through Mrs. Dunlap that[ Tle Pap,S r *,* r.?.. ler ad was secured for the enterbert. E - Wllu Owned by Dr. Herand Are Dtanment. The Indan woman re- :ted~ifdan poems and sang-folklore songs and she also rected orgnal poems. Her talk was mostly of felds and woods and floatng canoes ancmer descrptons _wer_e_ yery_real- Tstc. Theaudfetce "was apprecate and applause was frequent. The entertanment wound up wth a performance of magc by a solder from the sgnal corps camp. He put pod deal of humor nto hs stunts ha3fata_ofjnagc made a great ht wth the chldren mtse~5ua l Ieffc"e7 AtEO SPORTS IN A MISHAP. Men 88 and 86 Years Old Were Travelng at a Lvely Pace. - Thon-as Wllett of Colts Neck, who s 86 years old, owns a fast trottng mare. One day last week he was at Red Bank and took~peter B. 3Hj Campbell out for a rde. Mr. Camp- ^ KJ4 T>ell, wkp lves~j5ttthe CentralTTotel, s 88 years old...mr. Wllett demonstrated to Mr. Campbell the speed of the horse and on Front street the horse Broke nto a fast spnrt~whch~ attracted a great deal of attenton. When the mare drew near the busness secton, Mr. Wllett tred to ren the anmal n. The mare lost ts footng and fell and the two men were thrown from ther seats, nto the forward part of the wagon. They r ~ ^ K k ~ U d b l d b f ployed at The Regster Offc Cvl War Tme. Reflected. LIVELY FAMILY SCRAP. WIFE LEAVES HUSBAND AND -. GOES-TO HER MOTHERS- - She Takes Her Two Chldren wth Her, but the Husband Makes OK wth One of Them Later The Husband Arrested, but. Dscharged. Mr. and Mrs, Russell S. Polng got n an argument on Tuesday nght of last week at ther home at Keyport, whch ended when Mrs. Polng left the house wth her two chldren and went to Red Bank to lve wth her mother, Mrs. Margaret Stryker of Lnden place. On Frday Mr. Polng drove to Red Bank n hs automoble. One of hs chldren. was. playng n hs rhother-n-laws yard. He carred the chld nto hs automoble and drove off at a fast rate of speed. Mrs. Polng came out of the house just n tme to see the Automoble makng a turn n the road. Mrs Polng _ [-j-sd; am.e_d_-and._holiere<l for her huaj band to stop, but nsteactofhong so"~ Mr. Polng drove the car ahead wth.ncreased speed. -Mta._Eolng!g_Gres.- attracted many of her neghbors to the place. The dstracted mother ran to polce headquarters and told the dow of The Regster offce newspapers owned by Dr. Herbert E. JVllams. "The greatest_curosty of burg, Msssspp; publshed on Thurswas beng beseged by the- Unon cop3 hel. chlm had been kdnapped.- forces. Vcksburg fell on the day. Harry. VanNote sergeant of polce, " " " "" " -S" ; "llet o^ n jnrsmt_of Mr-^olng on a "* " motorcycle, but the car had toomlcs gave-up~~ d ^ d n o G n e r a y o ^ a s t a r ^ The paper contans many nterest- tne cnase ng glmpses of condtons mthe be-\ Mrs p o] ng, vent het0te j ustce leagured cty. The cvl populaton lved n caves and dugouts, and mule meat was the most substantal fo^od obtanable. The paper. contaned references to ths and urged the solders and the populaton not to comlan aboutvthe-foodu-lt predcted hat-f they only held out long enough relp~wotld~core and the-yankees South the supply of hews prnt paper nether" they nop the horse was serously hurt.. -.» FARMERINAUTO SCHObfc Edward Francs, Jr., of Everett, s Studyng Gasolne Engnes. p Edward Francs" Jr.,-of- Everett, who s employed on Theron McCampbells Ramanessn Farms at Holmdel, s takng an automoble shop course at the Westsde young mens Chrstan assocaton at New York. The school s the largest of ts knd n Amerca and the course s especally desgned for farmers. Mr. Francs wll reman at the school untl he s famlar wth all the varous features of gasolene engnes. He beleves that the growng use of nternal combustble engnes on farms for trucks, tractors, sprayers, pumps, etc., makes t necessary for farmers to understand the o of ths modern force for progress, vas exhausted early n" the war and t was -not unusual for Confederate tapers to be prnted on wall paper. Another curosty s a paper called The Sxth Corps," a sem-offcal organ of the Unon army. It was publshed at-danvllo, Vrgnay- on May Oth, 865, just after the surrender f General Robert E. Lee. Among ther thngs t contaned an offer of dl$lqqq00fth Two Solders Injured. Two sgnal corps solders were rdng on a motorcycle at the foot of Mll hll at Eatontown last week when he machne upset. The solders were cut and brused. They were taken to tho Long Branch hosptal uv Otto Applegatc. Tug Boat Ashore. A New York tug boat sprung a leak whle townpj a scow off Sandy Hook Thursday nght and t was run ashore on tho Hook. The boat was pulled off nt hgh tde Monday afternoon. Boy Btten by Dog. Theodore Carle, son of Edward T. Carlo of Rumson, was btten last week on the leg by a dog owned by a Rumson summer resdent. Tho wound was cnutorzed and the dog was shot. Chop Suey Brttle, Ths delcous confecton made from Vrgna peunuts, mported cocoanuts and Calforna rasns. Specal 23e II)., nt The Boston Store, 28 Broad. Advertsement. Sale.of.Fancy Artcles. Mss Emma L. Ely wll have nnnunl sale of useful ntul fancy artcles. At 3d and Mount nvonucs, Atlantc Hghlands, Octobor 23d, 24th am 25th. Advertsement. Wse Frday nght and tred to swear out a warrant for the arrest of her husband on a charge of kdnappng. When nformed that there was no law whereby a husband could be arrested for takng hs own chld, Mrs. Polng sad her husband had assaulted her durng ther quarrel Tuesday nght. She swore out a" warrant"t6r~ K5"arth,!Xh8 would be drven away., The paper rest o f h e r husband os" a charge of only a small leaflet prnted on the, t d batt ery. Mr. Polng was lank Sde of wall paper. Not only arrested and he ha J d a hearng b k efore n ~X ICSbur r but f Bl - U f Justce Wse. The charge aganst~: Mr. Polng was dsmssed, as Mra. Polng was urmble to substantate the charges she made aganst her hus- band. Mrs. Polng s stll at her mothers at Red Bank wth one of the, chldren and Mr. Polng s at-keyport wth the other chld. One chld s four years ba and the othefs eghteen months of age. THIEVES RAID FARMS. rewardol$lq,0fothep ure of Jeffersqn Davs, presdent of he Confederacy,, and smaller rewards for the capture of the members of hs cabnet. The oldest paper of the fve dsplayed s the Monmouth Inqurer of Freehold, dated March 5th, 832. Andrew Jackson was presdent at that tme and nearly all the readng matter n the paper s devoted to attacks on hm- and hs polces. The paper s of the same sze and of the same general appearance as the Monmouth Inqurer of today. Slavery was a flourshng nsttuton n Monmouth county n<those. tmes and the paper contans an advertsement headed "Slnve Boy for Sale." The other two papers dsplayed are the New York Sun of September 3d, 833, and the New York Herald of May 9th, 8B7. The Sun has only four pages, each about 9x2 nches. There are some advertsements, nnd some news of the polce courts of New York cty. Rummage Sale Nets $60. The Methodsts of Oceanc cleared $60 by a rummage sale on the church grounds last Thursday. The artcles left from the sale are beng dsposed of today. Next Tuesday nght tho Methodsts wll hold a supper at Red Mens hnll. Loses Two Fngers. Jolne, son of George P. Jolne ofl.ong Branch; met wth an accdent whle workng n a factory at Beacon, Now York, last.week n whch he lost two fngers on hs left hand ns the result of comng n contact wth a sharp knfe A Cake of Palmolve Soap Free by purchasng one cake of soap nnd brngng tho coupon (duly sgned), whch wll beoft at your house, you wll receve enke of Palmolve soap free. A. Salr. & Co., Red Bunk. Advertsement.^ Typewrter Headquarters. Wo buy, rent, sell, oxchnngo and repar typowrtora. Trubna*, the store- of a thousand Hems, 58 Broad atrcot, Red Bank. Advertsement It pnys to advertso n The Begste, Truck and Pg. Stolen from Fanaa Along the Shore... Farmers n the vcnty of Asbnry Park and other towns along the shore have been vctmzed by theves n tha past week or so. Howard and John Taylor, who lve near Asbury Park, recently lost nearly 2,000 ears of sweet corn and Mrs. Wllam Slocum of West Long Branch also suffered a heavy loss n corn. Perry Estell at Neptune Cty lost most, of hs sweet potato crop, James D. Hughes of Deal lost three pgs and Joseph Smock of Neptune Cty also lost a pg. ;. Restaurant Prvlege Awarded. Joseph H. Harrson has been awarded the restaurant prvlege at the Asbury Park casno for three years at $3,000 a year. The prvlege was awarded at a sesson of the commssoners last week. Murphy & Krug, the present lessees, made a bd of $00 more than the hghest bdder. The cty counsel mantaned that ths bd was rregular and was unfar to the other bdders. - Houe Dettroyed by Fre. A house belongng to Robert W. Red and located just outsde th«cty lmts of Long Branch, was destroyed by fre Thursday mornng of last week. The house had been occuped by Stephen Lequer but the famly had made all preparatons fo movng out. No one wns n tho house when t caught fre. The loss s estmated nt $2,f00, whch does not nclude tho furnture. Chrstan Scence Servces Sunday :00 a. m., subject of lobaon sermon, October 4th, "Are Bn, dsease nnd death real?" Sunday-school 9:.r> a. m. Wodncsduy 8;00 Rendng room Wednesdays 2 4:00 p. m., Saturdays 2:00 to 5:00 nnd 7:00 to 0:00 p. m. Elsnor buldng, Hroml streot, Rod Bank. Ad* vortscment^ No Scarcty of Knttng Worsteds horo. Khak, groy and nl lendng col«- ora; n!no needlou nnd book (f Infltrue* toh. A. Snlz & Co., Red UttnU. - AdvortBomont,,., ; :00 p. I 2:f>0 t*

2 THE fted»ahk REGISTER. Buy a Lberty Bond as Large as You Are Able To. We owe t to our country to do everythng possble so we may eventually all lve n peace and happness onee more. The purchase of a bond now means a lot to all of us. I wll be glad to gve any nformatoa or assstance n my :pq.wer to prospectve purchasers vyhp.may be n doubt. You rde SAFELY «nd COM- FORTABLY when you rdje n one ofour MODERN FULLY EQUIPPED TAXICABS for our drvers are expert and careful and all our cart) kept tra-l-condtonr : ~ Autumn and wnter brngs slppery streets our cans are ALWAYS equpped wth antskd chans when the streets are slppery. Call 704, Andersons Tax Servce Offce Opposte Depot, Red Bank, ST. J. TEUEF»HONE 7O4 Clarence Whte; SHOES. 9 Broad Street, Red Bank. : > (»»»» *»»»»»»»>»»»»» »» 9O2 97 MARCUS MILLINERY ;; Has Moved Back to Ther Old Home 8 Broad Street ;: Ldurger Assortments n AM Departments. ^ ^ ^ «. ~ ^..-.-»» -. ; OVERCOATS MACKINAWS R4J B B ERS BOOTS A. TANNENBAUM THE HOME OP HONEST VALUES 25 West Front Street Red Bank OPEN ESTABLISHED 854 TELEPHONE ALEXANDER D BROAD STREET 863. Real Estate and Insurance Fre, Lfe, Accdent, Tornado and Pat* data Insurance 7"" «* ***<»»»»» WATCH RED BANK GROW! The Rchard Borden house on the east sde of Maple avenue, whch was recently bought by Wlls A. Clayton and Wllam H. R. Whte, s shown n the above pcture. The house has been moved a short dstance north n order to extend "Waverly pluce to Maple avenue. The house s beng remodeled, new electrcal and plumbng fxtures are beng nstalled and tho house s beng repanted outsde and nsde. Mr. Whte, who s a contractor, s dong the carpenter work. Elvn Frake s dong the mason work, Charles Hobrough s the plumber, Frank Jobes s the panter and Charles Clark s dong the electrcal work. The house was occuped untl recently by Amos Tlton, son-n-law of Mr. Bortfcn. He has move! to Park place. THE CASLER FARM SOLD. HOUSE AGAIN SOLD. A HIGHLANDS FACTORY. The Roger Taneejr Home on Herbert Street Agan Changes Hands. LONG ISLANDER BUYS TINTON The Roger Tansey house on Her-NEbert street whch was bought last AND DRESS COMPANY. BUILDING FOR THE WAIST FALLS PROPERTY > week by Jesse Cornell, the Now Owner of the y the Thompson & Matthews company has agan been b sold. The ThThe Structure Wll be Started Ths Place, Pad $8,000 for the Farm new owner s Horace Tros.. The Month and Wll Employ About 00 He Wll Move to Tnton Falls house s on a lot, 64x0 feet, on the Persons Wll b«of Hollow Tle n January... north sde of Herbert street east of Constructon, 40x20 Feet. The Peter B. Casler, farm Shrewsbury- avenue. It has sxthe Hghlands wast and dress j Tnton Falls was bought last week rooms. The Thompson & Matthews company, whch occupes the frst by Jesse Cornell of Sprngfeld, Long company pad $2,00 for the propt and d sold ld t at t a alght lht advanced wll buld a factory on the west sde door of the Hghlands borough hall,,«5 Island, for $8,000. The new owner erty S! wll take possesson n January. -Wl- over ths prce. of Bay avenue, adjonng Samuel "Ilum Casler,,one of the hers of the - -»-»- - Strauss property. The factory wll Casler estate, s now on the place.; lana n* n rnll p/n be 40x20 feet. It wll be one story He wll move ;on an adjonng farm JOHN BAILEY FflRIVl SOLD hprh and wll be bult of hollow tle. whch he owns. «I -... : - The factory offce wll be n the.front part of the, buldng. The factory The.Peter B. Casler farm safcout - ; ~ wll cost about $5,000 and. t s expected to be completed by January. Earlng\ Johnson a Pne mle Brook south road. of Tnton It comprses Falls on the; 87 HOLMDEL MAN BUYS PROPERTY NEAR LINCROFT. (INCORPORATED) acres and on t are a large house and: The lot s 55x50 feet and t was bought from Robert Kay for $.,00. Wholesale and Retal Dealers n,, the usual outbuldngs, all of whch I The Farm Comprses 7? Acres and H are n good condton. The sol s I the Prce waa $8,000 Lous Wal- The company employs about forty LUMBER, CEMEJSX. :EMENT, UME, BRICK, BRICK. FTLUI»} j fertle and tncludes somefnepp>j< j from the apple crop alone $3,000 was town townshp, near Lncroft, was j a K el of - the factory. ter, the New Owner, Wll Move on I grls and women at present. About LATH. PLASTER BOA.RK» tato land. There s a partcularly j the PUcehe Comng Wnter. toopersons wll be employed n the good apple orchard on the place, and! The John Baley farm n Mddle- new p!j> n J / am «s G. Blane s man- J«J realzed, ths. year. A brook flows, bought Monday by Lous Walter of!.- - *"- ~ u U "* "" --" ---" and hs wfe, Emly May DEEDS RECORDED.!> the prce -was $8,000. The]._ about two mles northwest of t Lst of Real Estate Transfer*, _._ _ark on the old Morrsvlle road.! cordedat Freehold. ler. - I It comprses 77 acres nnd was owned The followng s a lst of deeds re- Wthn the past few years several; by Mrs. Deborah Baley, wdow.of! corded n the county clerks offce at -Long Islanders have, bought farms at, John Baley, and her sons, Wllam I Freehold for the past week: \. Tnton Falls and vcnty and all of. ] and Howard Baley. The sale was j ( I them are well acquanted wth Mr. t made by Benjamn. Ford. ],* Bltnlc - < Cornell. The new owner of the Cas-j The farm has become somewhat MIIUI! X? farm Is a, self-made man,, begn-! g! rundown.hut Ijown but the-jandsnaturally*! -land s naturally-;*l nng lfe as a farm hand «nd throurh fertle and can_rjej«lbl)eje3tcu;ed-to-t- rr J l - - L: <><>l t -*-wl*»--jln(7m!yr,, to-do farmer. prncpal assets s*"an apple orchard >.\.tthow.*.. fve lots,»n - - THE RED BANK, N. J. T TAX. RATES: poultry house wll be bult and ; repars wll be made to the house and Net Increase of but" Nneteen Cents outbuldng. The new owners wll n County Rate.* - - take possesson ths wnter. Mr. -The county ; (school tax for ncreaser-of-n La on Kmnsou. Geor«c Four tracts. $7 Adamn to Alfonsf! UWdRfe a venue, $.5,70). W«y<g»XV»%I«j WvVSgg»V^»V«Vwy Wl8~wag^?S^3 L^er~$l,000 of vatpffsolth srle ofthe Toa<l except a "tr : l-ros am water rght,»3f,,«)0.»»-- ****" V5 ton and~ths year t s, $5.80fper I angular plot of lnhd comprsng fve ; KaaetoWn" Townshp. AI thousand. The state school ratenasy acres. Ths trangular plot s well; ^nuot Beuman u. Tunlel. I>.vnoh. DRY GOODS.. J! u! year was $2.66 per $,.,000,, whle wooded -..- wth -^ oak ttees. Mr. Walter - % year t s $2.58, a reducton of eght! has place ths land on the real s «cents. Due to ncreases n ther bud-! estate market wlth^hr. Ford, but he I^ I Atlantc town«llp S JCatouto\M town.snp...-. g, Kreetold townsllp. ^ llohmlel townshp w, llowell tovnsllp ^, Manalapan tnwhhl>... V I Marlboro townshp If I Matawtm tnwnahh.... " - lownbllp... Ut at Water Wtch, $. to nn, acrt^h, A -! psnn House realtv com an.\l.tn t, school who were nether jjbsent nor ss 30 $*50 tardythe past month were Esther\Lttu..uUv s.wacker, Helen Boyce, Edth Carter, :... J "" t " Lot "at lgl lama, }00. -McKntee to PatrK, 58 IHJ^ F^S I. ] Guzzone, Alaa Le^vs. Made-; «? { ^ SftrWw»n... ur-.. s.jo j*- j;.lyn^massey, Pearl Nuckle, Ella Uh- rlns-trm..of at HlBhlauls,». 6.)0 s.ao rg,; Edna C, Edna M. and Noma!n»t«Btowj Townsdlp !-?S : Vanderblt, Ada. Adelne and Theresa wmam K. ^tham t0 Ge(>rge D,;,,. ;:6o Wallng, Lester Ahearn, Thomas nta.,. Land.»." ce. AWFUL LOSS! j Fre Spread Before Dscovery. BUT- MIZPAH gves the ALARM whte there s stll tme for all to be SAVED and the FIRE can fee EXTINGUISHED durng thpso fewprecous FIRST MINUTES. PROTECT YOUR FAMILY,.. employees and PROPERTY by INSTALLING at SMALL j ; EXPENSE the MIZPAH AUTOMATIC FIRE DETECTOR j ; whch NEVER SLEEPS.. PRICE S3.73. See Demonstraton. HAROLD S: ALLEN, Agent. \[ ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 59 Towerhll Avenue Red Bottle, M. J. M«(WI LUMBER QUALITY s responsble for the qualty, of ywor X house..therefore choose a rtl.ntlc dealer who wll lve up to tho :f>ecfcatpns; one who not only IOMIOH well, but who has the qualty of ocl to-fu Hll- hs eon tracts. _ fhe-luthbff suppled by us s of the relable bnd, well-seasoned and kln-dred. JncJst "upon yourbulder tjsnj*"ouft f you wsh a successful house. y YARD : Leonard Street and N. J. S. R. R. Phone 497J & OFFICE: Brdge Avenue. Phone 336-M t WILLIAM OBRIEN MEANS _ HIGHXRADE SERVICE Approved and Improved Heatng Plumbng Roofng "Water Systems Copper Work ~ Earthen anp! Iron Ppe :.., RED BANK! and SEA BRIGHT 32 BROAD STREET, RED BANK, N. J. X<<<**Z*y>>Z<<&Z<C*Z ^^ Shrewsbury Avenue, Red Bank THree NIlnute«from Depot. FIRST-CLASS SERVICE Comfortable Rooms CAFE and BAR ATTACHED ZJAMES L.. WORDEN, F>ropretor TELEPHONE 068 RED BANK BURDGE & RUSSELL EXPERT FURNITURE and PIANO MOVERS Large padded vans for local and long 4at_>ce movng, Tou need hav«no dread of movng day tt you wll turn the.tab over to us, We Berve you wth every faclty and very courtesy. No confuson. No Inconvenence, Partcular attenton Is gven to the cuanuncsa of our vans. Estmates gven on local and long dstance movng. Freght, baggage and general cartnr. four auto vans at your servce. Call, wrte or plone. BURDGE & RUSSELL 4 Mechanc street, Itod Bank. llono 77-W. Locust Pont, rbone 8-H Atlantlo S. SIMENOF-F 7 Wtst Front Street, Red Bank. Phono G8-W. Roofng n all ts branches. Slate, Oeet, Metal Work, Skylghts, Cornces, Etc. IPongcB, Furnaces, Heat- ng Work und Stove Supples. Stove Heparn Charles^ Lews. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN LUMBER, Sash, Doors, Blnds, Glass and Bulders Hardware. RED BANK, N. J. E.Ellsworth Alexander TIL-.ES for Floors, Wulla, Hearths and Mnntel Facngs, Brass and Wrought Iron Freplaces, Androns, Fenders, Fre Sots nnd Gas Logs, Wood and Tle Mantels, Medcne Cabnets and Tlo- En Bathroom Accessores. 4 Monmouth St., Red Bank TELEPHONE 526 J I 7.S t.alukott. lt keamlurg Gurdonp. GOOD PUPILS AT COLTS NECK. $. -, ~-T-, _ Jlury C -.McCnhx, tn Loo J. Mt- Twenty-Fve Chldren Wth Perfect C.rthv. Two lots tt New lolnt Com- Attendance Records. ":! a *«!-\V- Parllnfon...V^V^ J whp_ were nether absent nor tardy \vlllan.. _ m.30, the past month were"mlton Bennett. "I"IVC" IUat Scabrortk. Jlanor; 36 )., Keyport 2S.9O Oramllle ParK compjmy. to Glbert w.?,!!!![{> Leroy.Deacy, Cecl Francs, Carl Long Hrancl Fnm.v. Lot at C?-anylle Parlc, $. ManaHnunn.. " Jr.so! Sqffel, Geb-jje Sohnnek, Mnry Cur-. V T anljoventor tea\ entate company to Mutawun... JJ.60 2S.00 mngs, Dorothy Desmond, Laura Anos C.B-own. Three lntk a.t Keyjort. Munnuutl Utu, JB.0 SlT.. " ;S-*jj Schanck,-,Ienne Lytka, Russell Ben- Neptune Cty. 27 to Hcwcll _owntllp. Rumaon... s.no Carlton Conover, Harold Cum l~nll;.. j. Cobb to ThonaK ". Me- Hed Blnk Xan-n :8-looo ncn>». Sl.JOO. ttl llt %.. Ida V. VaBaun to Frederck A. Hewlu I4 7-0( cros, Lnko! f>ntr Brnneh A. Al. Uru^haw uunany to Artlu t. b IS.TO,Karet. Matlda-Francs, Snuuk-. Three tracts, II, Seatlrt. 2.ll) Mary Klla Lubrant,-Margaret Soffel, Newly V&t&wnn Townslp. I^llan Hnperrnun, Adele Welbacher CLAYTON. HOUSE SOLD! " nd A^ B? C^.^ : AlrtKnus Sventta to laum Vnrule-- lelt. Nand,» ; Jo.luunn Vontlcrlelth to l-rapk Loo«lh. Resdence of PolUeChef_Bought by..restaurant MAN BUYSHOUSE. Foreman n Esners Factory. Eugene Adams! Marlboro Tovnh^p. ;. s House on Brdge Ctrnelln Tltor to Dorn T.Brown. «6. Harry H. Clayton, chef of polce of. Avenue Bough by A. DcMrA.!,2-00 nrres, Slnrlboro uml Mannupa Red Bank, has sold hs house nnd lot nn^l: Ila, t avenue, Alphonst DeMarn, who has a tea-. ran,, W. Worth lay to John C. Hclner, taunnt. ard Cocery rrocery busness on "- * of West Front street, to Eugene sh^wbu?y"av?n«;n.8"bonkht AHamo, a foreman venue, ha & ^ l ^ ^ f «?«,» n hsner s lac- \., tory. "The lot s 4 Ad nj,^.. _ feet and the house on 4, v..j. _, :,_ n..^.k. onn-hnl_r Int. l.e. cast sde A. Illton tn ChurleH -K. Tl- $ ^"Sf avenue and vded lar, wth e rooms and s pro-! modern mprovements.! mpents. utml xownrtp. rjew Owners for Houses. The prce was Sfl.000. Mr. DeMurn WllllH. Patten n Wllam A j- F>*kan l>. H- Horace TroH hn«traded one of hs!! wll ll move n the h louse. law, Jr. Two traclm,. Sarnh K. Kmson tu (.lulst houses on Park place fdr a house on Ml (,. (l<*! (."», $.,* Chestnut street wth Mrs. Sarah E. AIUIIM n M. Pnttpr^fl to Kanlfl K. Slout. "Mrs:-Stout h\s movedn the Two Brother Buy Houses. Tc-I. Tl re* trtttm, $. Park place house nnd Mr..Tros has Two brothers, Anos and Davd IlUlllU Aldrlch tn Alu-alt; (n I!own- un, wold the Chestnut street house to Mrs. Tlton. have e.ch nought a house on (IOOIK0 ISMoU of Lclrhtun "avenue. Park place from Horace Tros. TheUpper PraahQa Townhp. The p-fee W.K.?_,"DO. Tho lot shouses adjon each other and the ItlrK- r MMlnurk to At Illony V. 4(lx!ln loot and the house h:s sxprce n each case was $4,0()0, The -h.t, Innr Irnrta,. K. IClUHHtl tn IllllHtl looms. Iota are 33x00 feet, and each house \n. Kn- " n. I,".;!. -, has sx rooms and bathroom. Amos r -lu ncruh, }I. An.- <*ohen to Anna JI. (\ IlllllV. I. Oceanc Lo( Sold. Tlton has moved from Maple avenue -r. «In.Mllon" td\vn-h f to the house whch he bourrht. Wllam S. Thnyer of Holokcn has la II. Pf-nc to A lll»ltnl II. h-< Two ml en. 7. Imuffht a ht at Oceanc on the corner )f.the Hod Hunk road and Thrd street Rumson School Electon. hum the Crcoruo W. Brettell estate. By u vote of 07 to 3 the people of Scpht Mec^ to Walter A. Ilf(-H. tl^-hm t*-)^.^ - KnKMUuwn,. The lot s 04x50 feet nndthe-prce Rumson borough on Tuesday nght of I. I.trtl HulRO t«max Cotlc. Illrf* was?g2f. Mr. Thnyer wll buld a Inst week approved»n appropraton tr;u-m, ;t KnglHltown,. James of $2,200 to transport the chldren Bummer house on the lnnd. Enrght made the sale. to the two schools of the borough. The transportaton nspt contract hns been It pnya to advertse n The Regster, nwrded dd to George I-nne of f Red Rd Bank. Bk X CunnnK Notcas. (let your (ftnnlnf notce? at The Rc?nter offce. Advertsement. Zee Zee Tres are guaranteed for 5,000 mles. When the Zee Zee has gone 5,000 mles she s just n her prme, ready to show other tres what an honestly made tre can do. A New Tube Absolutely Freef for any reason the "Brazlan" does not fully satsfy. WILLIAM P. HUGG, Dstrbutor, Sale»room, Red Bank Auto Radator Works, 3 West Front Street, Red Bank, N. J. Jfcavy Weght Wc Pencng I have a largs and compute stock of t»» bf*t up-to-date fencng ma- IcrlaU fur makng any atylu of llelaercclel fener Aluo heavy woven vlre. poultry and lawn fenclnc ateo sntfn. lala wre, ptaplqa, ptc. ContrK-m l(.r «mlr«job taken. Includng the rrlrhlnk on) retlk ol poatn. Ornam.nMl frnoln a r\ eclalty. Cull on nr a)dr«s> CHAS. G. CONOVER Nawman Sprng* Avane, BKO BANK, N. I. I

3 THE OPENING OF COURT. THREE APPLICATIONS FOR LI- CENSES LAID OVER. Harng on Applcaton (or Holmdel Hotel to Ba Held Tomorrow -Jus- tes KalUch Scorc Auto Speed* n Charge to Grand Jury. The October* term of court was opened last week. Three applcatons for lquor lcenses were lad over T)-y--juage~Xawrcnc s~ O «e~"of-thlenr was that of Patrck Fallon for the Holmdel hotel. A remonstrance aganst ths lcense was presented, and a hearng on the applcaton wll be held n court tomorrow. The applcatons of Elward Banka of Long Branch and Lazarus ConBtantnou of Seabrght were also lad over. Judge Lawrence ssued a warnng to hotel keepers that they would be. severely punshed f they were caught sellng lquor to solders. Justce Kalsch n hs charge to the grand jury called attenton to the numerous automoble uccdenta due to fast drvng. He sad that n accdents where deathb were caused by reckless drvng the autost should be ndcted for murder. Holmes V. M. Denns of Freehold was chosen as foreman of the grand jury. The followng HccnBes were granted:.ttnub M. Ilulley, Columba hotel, L,OIIK llrancl. Arthur H. IlemlrlekHo, wbolemlo,!mamlup\ townhhp. John... ULlu, >\<Btuhe«ter hotel, HcubKht. fomwhlo Culnpboll, Arcade, Long llram:h: h. *. Dup>lcr, Msten Inn, Ilel Hut. JoHcu)h KachollmH, CoIumMu, Hell llnl. Carre M. ln, NawllRs lotol, TOn? ; branch. Ann Knlon, Hnlfwy IIOUHC, Keyrort. Mary K. flrlfln, WIIIIIUIIHHMU. SlK. IllrnchfulU, Commercal hotel, l^nnx Brund. CbnlH W. Jones, Lberty, lel Runc, JnHftl KoHltoy, wholftkjlle, I-Yeeholl. Hurry MIchelHun, Wont Hclnar hotel, John J, MuPby, CHlno, Holmr. A..T. McGovell, lilkhlanlk IIOUHO, llghlnulh. Albert L. NorcroHH, KHHI Keypurt. M. Utt.dcltff, MuloHlado holh, Krm- Jnglalo. Edward Buffer, Suntfern hotel, Lon^. rhdah H. Houtlnrd, Smthhnre ntnl. TbnnaH Smth, Amercan hotel, Hol Bank. Davll C. Wulllnpr, wholesale, MlcUllotown and Rod Hanlt. WINDSOK BAIL DISCHARGED.. Gardener Held a Wtneu n Lackey Murder Entrely Free. Joseph Wnsok, who was held as n wtness n the murder of Wllam Lackey at Elbcron last March, has been dscharged from bal and s now entfelyfek WnBokwaoheld wthout bal untl May, when he was admtted to $8,000 bal, Wnsok has always borne a good reputaton and many frends came to hs ad. He s a frst class gardener and a now cmployed on an estate on the Hudson rver. Lacker was shot twce wth a shdt gun on the nght of March 0th as he and Wnsok were lookng about the place at Elbcron where they worked for suspcous characters. < ^ " * - ; Marred Lat Year. Announcement has just been made of the marrage of Mss Anna Bauer of Keyport and Dr. Norman Dngman,of St. Lukes hosptal at Now York. The marrage took place n Vrgna a year ago last month, The brde s a- graduate -nurse ~ of-strlukos hosptal. Dr. Dngman wll soon leave fenrmedcal servce n France. CGUHTY ROAD MATTERS. Norwood Avenue at Long Branch to Be Improved Soon. The board of freeholders has receved a letter from the state road department Btatng that the plans for the mprovement of Norwood avenue at Long Branch have not been approved because the plans provded only for the use of a patented materal, The freeholders labt week drected that four sets of plans be pre^?«red t _each callng forj. dfferent surochg materal. The Matawan Republcan club sent a request to the board that a hard surface road be bult between Keyport and Freehold. The request was fled. A lght was ordered placed on one of the brdges at Bel ford. A telephone was ordered placed n the offce of the county tax board. Blls amountng to $77, were ordered pad. CANDIDATES EXPENSES. Defeated Canddates for Sherff Spent > Mot Money. The expense accounts fled by the canddates n the recent prmary show that the defeated cahddatestdtbher(t spent more money n the campagn than ther opponents. Wllam E. Mnedonald, who was defeated by John W. Flock for the Republcan nomnaton for BherlfT, spent $275. Mr Flock expended $42.60, John M. Corles, the defeated Democratc canddate for Bherff, spent $242, whle Elmer H. Geran, the successful canddate, spent $.25. Goorge B. Goodrch, ono of the unsuccessful canddates for freeholder on the Republcan tcket, spent $300. Wllam M. Bergen and George B. Holmes, who were nomnated, spent $4.50 and $9 respectvely. John Yeomans, the other Republcan freeholder canddate, fled no expense account. A WOMAN BOROUGH CLERK. Bradley Beach Woman Wll Succeed Huaband When He GOBI to War. When James C. Jones, borough clerk of Bradley Beach, leaves wth the next quota of drafted men for the army camp at Wrghtstown, hs wfe, Mrs. Anna C. Jones, wll take hs place as clerk. Charles Barkalow, who was recently apponted to succeed Mr. Jones, resgned last week because of poor eyesght. The commssoners mmedately apponted Mrs. Jones to the poston. Mrs. Jones wll receve the same pay as her husband, $20 perweek, and she wll do the same work. Before her marrage MrB. Jones was Mss^Anna "Hesse, daughter ofmrst Kuth Hesse of Asbury Park. BLAMED FOR FLAGMANS DEATH Coroners Jury Fxes Blame for Fatal Accdent at Eatontown. The coroners jury that nvestgated the death of John Daly, flagman at the Eatontown ralroad crossng who was klled by an automoble recently, rendered a verdct last week to the effect that the drver of the automoble, Harry Stener; was responsble for the mans death. Daly was flaggng the crossng at the tme he was klled. The auto drven by Stenor pad no heed to hs sgnals and attempted to cross ahead of the tran. The tran struck the auto and threw t aganst Daly; njurng hm no -he-ded n a short-tme. ^ o It pays to tulvertso n The Regster. COUNTY COURT CASES. LARGE NUMBER OF PRISONERS ARRAIGNED THURSDAY. George Wahngton of Red Bank to Be Tred on Assault Charge Tomorrow Romeo Reevey wll < Be Tred on Theft Charge Frday. Several prsoners nnd others aganst whom ndctments had, been found weje_ arragned before Judge Lawrence Thursday and. tral dates for them were set. George Washngton of Red Bank wll be tred tomorrow on a charge of assault and hattery and attempt to kll Wllam Banks last August. Others to be tred tomorrow and the offenses wth whch they are charged are: Otho Ross, desertng hs wfe and four chldren at ABlury Park; James McNulty, assault and battery on Jacob Burger at Marlboro last month; Charles Lang, tealng a bottle of whskey and a shrt from Jacob Burger at Marlboro; I Jacob Larngcr, defraudng Henry Dennsonof Keyport out of a board! bll of $ I Those held for tral on Frday of next week and the charges aganst them are: Joseph and Howard Es- telle of Belmar, attemptng to steal an automoblo from Wllam B. Hut- chnson at Asbury Park; Alexander! Coy, assault and battery on Wlls Smth at Red Bank lost June; Romeo Reevey of Far Haven, fve ndctments of petty larceny and breakng and enterng. October 9th was set ns the tral date for the followng: John Lee, charged wth atrocous assault and battery on Nelle Chapn at Asbury Jprk last June; Joseph Nolan, aslt and battery on Harry" Forman at Freehold last May; Robert Herrero, charged wth crmnal assault on Marguerte Florama n Ocean townshp. Herrero was held n $3,500 cash bal. George L. Lews pleaded gulty of assault und battery on Augustus G. and. Lotte Savoy at Asbury Park last May. Lews has.been accepted n the draft and Judge Lawrence de-, ferred sentence for a year and paroled Lews n custody of the probaton offcer untl he s called to camp. Theresa Lupee of Brooklyn and Marlboro was tred before Judge Lawrence Thursday wthout a jury on a charge of assault and battery upon her mother-n-law, Else. Lupee at Marlboro n July. She was convcted and Was sent to the womans reformatory. The womans husband s dead. Vctor Torcha; recently convcted of assault and battery upon Pasquale Bruno at Long Branch, was sentenced to. sx months n the county jal. James G. Hall pleaaed"gultyto~dc-" sertng hs wfe at Allenwood. He was drected to pay the costs of the prosecuton atthe rate of 75 cents a week and to provde $5 a week for hs wfe. Edward and Margaret McDonald of Eatontown were held n $,000 bal each for tral on October 7th on charges of sellng lquor wthout a lcense. " No court wll be eld Frday of ths week on account of t, beng Columbus day. Tred to Kll Hmself. Cleveland Taggart of Asbury Park attempted sucde last week by shootng hmself through the check wth a revolver. Hs wound was not serous, Mr.-Taggart s 32 years_ouland js marrfd. Domestc trouble s sad to have caused hs attempt at sucde. THE RED BANK REGISTER I OFF TO THE WAR! P*K* Three, I have been called to. war and am now at Wrghtstown. Owng to the troubles I had durng the past three or four "weeks I could not devote my tme to the sale of my goods as I should otherwse have been able to do and a large part of my stock remans unsold. I have therefore put my sster, Sade Schwartz^ n charge of. the store. The busness wll be conducted and carred on by her. * The furnture department of the busness wll be closed out and the stock wll be confned to Stoves, Lnoleum, and goods of a smlar character. The stock of stoves wll be kept up to ts former large varety. Stoves of all szes and for every use wll be kept on hand. The Stftve- Repar department wll be contnued as an mportant feature of the busness. Parts for any make of stove wll be kept on hand or promptly furnshed on specal order.. My sster, Sade Schwartz, has had consderable experence and s famlar wth the w.ork and routne of the store. She wll be able to serve you as well as I could have done. I hope that you wll gve her the sarnp patronage whch has been extended to me njhe past. No. 5 BROAD STREET MAURICE SCHWARTZ,. RED BANK, N. J.. The busness of L. SrW&rtz.& Son at Maple Avenue and West Front StreetJs not affected by ths change n my busness, and that busness wll be contnued by L. Schwartz as n the past. <- - The large store near the Town Hall onmonmouth Street, Red BanlL adjonng the Empre^; theater~and : the Young Mens Chrstan Assocaton Buldng,^ s~^fltered~for^entrt-the-store-wasuntl Acup]ed^asan_autQmQbk show room by Henry L. Zobel of Seabrght- who gave up the store n order toconcentrate hs busnessatseabrght and Long Branch. ~r. _ - The store s 30x80 Jeet and s free from columns. It s.on the man throughfare from the ralroad staton to the busness part of Red Bank. The stores well lghted from front and rear and has ; a rear entrance on Gold street. -. J. Apply to ; ; DANIEL, H Shrewsbury Avenue, Rent, $80 Per Month. OOK T YT t Red Bank, N. J. or to any Real Estate Agent. *.,..., " t T T $ Wll dvde for good tenant who does not desre so large a store. v -. -., -. - ;. :

4 P%t FOOT.,* * & THE RED BANK REGISTER JOHN H. COOK, Edtor mn Publ.her. GEORGE C. HANCE. «u«ute Edtor. Busness Munf BROWN. THOMAS RVINGBB SUBSCRIPTION PSICa oat year ll.co U months 76 V^ h 40 Entereaattoco at tc. J., aa second-class matter. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 0, 97. TOWN TALK. Throughout the land there Is an effort under way to rase three bllon dollars by the sale of war bonds. Bg companes and bg banks are takng these bonds by the mllon dollars worth. Smaller banks and smaller companes are takng these bonds n 6UT5 of $5,000 to $500,000. * * - The companes and banks whch are : takng bonds n these amounts also took large amounts of the frst ssu of bonds. The present ssue s larger than.the frst ssue and n the present ssue there wll have to be many sub ecrptons of small amounts. Bond; are ssued n varous sums from $50 to $,000, and n order to rase the amount Of money whch the government wants t;wu be necessary to fnd a great number of takers of bonds of small amounts.. * *. * The entre cost of a bond need not he pad at once. If a bond for $50? bought, one dollar s pad when the bond s subscrbed for, nne dollar^ s pad NovemberJSth, twenty dollars s pad December 5th, and the remanng $20 s pad January.5th. If a l>oml for?00 s taken, the sums to ho pad are just double the sums men-. toned above for a $50 bond; and the payments are n the same proporton whatever may be the amount of bonds taken. The banks throughout the country haw arranged to.gve buyers of Jonds even more favorable terms than these partal payments provded by the government. The banks w l ac "Sept o frst payment of ten per cent of the amount of bonds to be sub-. scrbed for, and wll carry the bdmts for subscrbers" on payments of ten. per cent $t..the bonds each month Ths wll.rake a-monthly payment of?5 for ten months.on a ffty dollar bond;"and a payment of $0 a month for ten months for a one hundret owned by thej people. There wll be no end to the oppresson of the people, no end to extortonate prce!?, and no end to poor Servce, untl all publc utltes are owned and operated by the publc, as the post-offce and the publc schools are now owned and operated. The county Democrats have ssued of Monmouth a lttle booklet dollar bond: and-so,on n the.same proporton whatever amount of bonds Jnsy be subscrbed for. The entre country has been dvded nto dstrcts and each dstrct wll be n charge of a.forcfe of canvassers. Every home n the entre country wll lb vsted by some member of ths canvassng: force, and at each home a Tequest wlt be made for a subscrpton to a bond fo-somearnount. The natonal government expects that tuere wll be ten"mllon purchasers of./bonds. If ths proves to be the case t wll be the" wdest nvestment n ever: known n any... war.securtes country... "TKP enrly^hnsnrtjttlur v.a!-<te: pends on the vgor wth whch the war s prosecuted; and the vgor wth o the money rased for. war purposes, s 5?ScTf the war s prosecuted depends Ttesooner the war endsttfe "sooner the boys now n the army wllget hack home; and the early endng of the war wll leave at home many young men who otherwse would have -tov-jo-n-.--thcsrfrmv^ T-h-purchhRB JOL these war Bands means comfort and «heer_tfl_ousolders_and-an-earuereturn home than would, otherwse be the case; and t means also keepng at home many of our boys who wll be called to fght n foregn lands f the wr s prolonged. The Democratc state platform. adopted at Trenton last week, advocates the electon of state utlty comns.?oners~by the"peoplenstead-of the appontmentof commssoners by - Jhe governor. Ths proposal to gv& d t t h H T j p Inought a chorus of horrfed comrent fronrthe corporatons and the newspapers controlled by the corporatons. The corporatons know t s, much harder and more complex to control three commssoners elected hy the people than t s to control one man... >-. Electve utlty commssoners n- «to«hl of appontve ones would result n an mprovement over present con- rfoh. But \VI.V-IUVB u statnttltyy commsson at all? The folly of tryng to regulate publc^utltes has leen thoroughly demonstrated. > The corporatons have lost none of the prvleges whch-they enjlpyed before the publc utltes commsson law was passed. No one needs to be told low greatly "the" cost of lvng" has ncv-eased snce 0. The people pay, bgsalares to. the utlty commssonerj and, the very trusts whch the commssoners are supposed to regulate have constantly ncreased the plc^s of the thngs they sell. In vew of all ths why not save the money whch s How pad out n salares to the^tltes commssoners? Why pot abolsh the commsson altogether! Wlnt better tme could there bethan to do t now, when there s so much «TeoesHty-for war-tme economy? Publc ownershp of publc utltes.n the only practcal, \vty to -run the varous enterjuses now owned by publc servce corporatons. It s the only way to gve the people n square deal. New Jersey s probably farther off from ths than any other state n the unon, but the change wll come. The people of New Jersey are learnng through experence that tryng to regulate publc utltes results n the publc utltes regulatng the.goyernncnt;, " * * * > How thoroughly the ralroads control the government s shown by the record of the ralroads, as gven out by the ralroads themselves., Last wnter the representatves elected by the people of Pennsylvana ntroduced 43 measures n the legslature of tltt slate whch the ralroads ddnt want and the ralroads beat them all. Almost an c( :l record was mndo n New Jersey. In ths state 52 mcasu»t.-s were ntroduced n the legslature whch the ralroads: ddnt-want..only four of these measures wore passed. One of them wan vetoed by flovornor Edge anl the otlwr. Ihret.v.ero fxul up so tlut-llu-y were nut Krlcuhrly nhjvrtunahk.to the rul- TO.KK - YVhon nlromls h.vc such power ovt-r hgslnlon as th.s t s tme that tn ralroads \v.ve put out of the job of, runnng the government.. Every publc utlty of every knd uhould he.tellng-about-the^wor-lrof the hoard-ot freeholders of the county. Ths booklet has been maled to. a good many of the county resdents. It s a booklet whch everyone who gets a copy should read; There s very lttle of poltcs n t and t need not be read on account of the poltcs. It should be read because t gves a better account *of the work and dutes of the board of freeholders than any pamphlet or artcle whch I have ever seen. * * + Most people are entrely unfamlar wth the work of the board of freeholders and wth the dutes of ths board of offcals. They know there s such a board of offcals and they know that the freeholders spend money for courts and roads andhosptals and brdges and wdows pensons and for other county purposes. The booklet not only tells of the purposes for whch county money s spent, but t gves n detal some of the-publc mprovements whch have been made n the past few., years. There - are many expendtures rtch the board of freeholders must make over whch they have no control whatever. Many of these expendturejyare fxed by law and the freeholders must pay them from the county money whch s rased by tax. The nsane people of the county are cared for n the state hosptal and each county must bear ts share of ths expense. The expenses of the courts must be pad out of the county funds and the freeholders have no control over these payments. The same, s true of wdows pensons, whch now amount to over?7,000 per year n Monmouth countj. The law compels the payment out of the county taxes forthe work of dtchng and dranng, the salt meadows, n order to prevent the breedng of mosqutoes. The lajw compels the pur- chase of,a ste and the erecton of a consumpton hosptal, and.many other expendtures are now requred over and ab6ve the ordnary county expenses.. Year by year addtonal burdens are created by the hjgblatrre whchmust bepad by the taxpoyorsxf ea.ch county. There can be no escape from these taxes. In addton to payments of ths knd there, are constantly ncreasng charges due to changes n condtons. The roads,.-whch formerly were all rght for horse and wagon travel are utterly unft for automoble travel and a great many roads have been taken over, by the county and made nto county roads. Red Bank has nearly four mles of county roads, and: the entre cost of keepng- these roads n repar has been lfted from the towns taxpayers Every-o^her borough and every townshp has been releved of all of ts most" traveled roads n the same way, and the- cost of mantanng these 4U)ads"s pad by the county- nstead of: quor law and they declared they were ready to take up the matter. < * *.. The meetng, however, decded that t would be better f the enforcement of the lquor law were undertaken by the Asbury Park authortes. Asbury Park s under comrnason government. Under commsson government each commssoner has certan specfed dute to perform and each com* jnlsfjoe!:.-hfls a _ttle_des natng_the_ dutes of hs offce. OnS of these commssoners s known as the Commssoner or Drector of Publc Safety. Hs department ncludes the polce department of the muncpalty and part of ths commssoners duty s to see that the law s enforced. Asbury Parks Drector of Publc Safety s Howard D. Leroyl In order to gve hm ample power to control the stuaton regardng the llegal sale of lquor t waa decded to pass a "bone-dry" ordnance, gvng hm exceptonal powers. * * * The season s over and the result] of Howard D. Leroys enforcement of the "bone-dry" ordnance has been to make the lquor law of Asbury Park a greater farce than t has ever been n the past. When the law has been volated by bg "hotels, waters or bartenders have been arrested whle the propretors of the hotels have been allowed to go free. The waters or bartenders have been fned and the polce department so bungled the cases, ether through gnorance or neglgence, or by desgn, that when the cases were carred up to the county.court for revew the convctons had to be set asde because of the manfest errors n the proceedngs. * * «o When these cases came up for revew Judge -Lawrence stated that he was compelled to set the convctons asde. He sad that he dd so most reluctantly and only because of the manfest legal errors commtted by the polce justce. Some of the convctons thus set asde were for second offenses under the hone-dry ord nance. In referrng to these second convctons Judge Lawrence sad: "In examnng the papers n the several cases before t, the court observes that although prevous volatons and convctons appeared, the penalty mposed was a fne. The orljance provdes a fne and mprsonment n the county jal, ether or both, and"t would seem that n the exercse-of a sound dscreton convcton of a second offense would justfy not only a fne but mprsonment as well." F6r fortyycars the-volatons of the lquor law n Asbury Park have been notorous and constant. No matter who has been n power n the place, the lquor law was volated contnuously a nd_brazenly. ItJvaLthesame when James A. Bradley was n power as t has -been wth other men n power, whether they were Republcans or Democrats. In the past, under borough or townshp government, the blame for the non-enforcement of the law could be shfted from oflcfv,to. offcal, each declarng that someone else was responsble for the falure to enforce the law. Under commsson government ths shftng of the blame s not possble. Under commsson government one man s made drectly- responsble to the.by the boroughs ald townshps a«-people for the enforcchvent-of the formerly. - law. That man s the Drector of Publc Safety. In Asbury Park the The change n travelng condtons, from horses, to automobles, Jas not only requred the rebuldng of ^ the man roads of the county, but t has also requred^.the rebuldng of the county brdges to stand the travel of the heavy-automohle-trueks-arula the. travel of the speedy passenger automobles. Almost every-i county has had to be strengthened or rebult to meet these new condtons. The booklet referred to tells of the workwhch has been accomplshed along these lnes. It should be read by every resdent and every taxpayer of. the county, not for the poltcs the booklet contans, but for the nformatalure Ige n the. -Euble-Saf ty-jto-do-hs-duty-only-on& course s open to the county authoruon whct s gven concernng t work whch has been el6ne n the countyln-recent years n the mprovement of roadsand brdges and for the nformaton othe g t contans concernng du -o-o-o-o-o Judge Rulf V. Lawrence s a frm belever n makng prsoners n the county jal work for ther lvng. A number of T)ersons who have been sentenced to jal terms are now employed regularly by farmers near Fv " reehold. The fa-hers go to thtrjat for the men every mornng and they, return them to the jal at nght. "All the farmers who haye employed the thmh^lrftfafl y and gave- no trouble. Two of the men.who were sentenced to jal recently, are..wllam Flood and John Flanrery of Red Bank. These two men are employed on the farm of Stephen- McNnne of Mr;- JJcNnre are gvng hm Freehold townshp. says that the nen goodservce. He gves the-same pay as farm laborers receve, and ths rate of pay s also gven to all the other men n the county jal who are hred out to farmers. Where the men have famles part of ther pay s sent to. the famles. In other cases the money the menearn s kept for them untl ther terms expre, wth a small part of t turned over to them for ncdental expenses... > * / Keepng prsoners dle -n the county jal sa.had thng for the prsoners and-a bad,- thng fof-jhe people who have to pay for ther support. Keeplg them steadly at work s an advantage to the men and t cuts down the cost of runnng the county jal. Just now, when help s scarce on account of the large number of men employed as solders or employed n ndustres relatng to the war, the employment on farms of men who are under jal sentences s n great help to the farmers. In all manner of ways "Judge Lawrences.nnovaton s an advantage. It s an advantage to the? rsoners; t s an advantage to the amers who employ them; t s an economcal advantage to the county by cuttng out the cost of supportng prsoners n dleness; and more than t s an advantage to the general welfare by teachng these prsoners the value of steady work and by tranng them to perform steady work. o-o-o-o-o The recent.season at Asbury Park Jowed the sant volatons of the quor law whch have exsted ever snce the place WIIH founded by Jumes A. Bradley. L;st sprng a meetng of tbo ctzens of Asbury-ParU-wH.s held to dscuss llegal lquor sellng, The ouly offcal:! were present nt Unt meetng. Every speaker declned n "nvor of enforcng the lquor Inw at Asbury Park. The county offcals vc-re among the most strenuous n t of the enforcement of thot- Drector of Publc Safety s Howard D. Leroy. The bone-dry ordnance gave-tomwpeenr-power-to - suppress ths lawlessness f he had wanted to do so, but ths lawlessness was not suppressed;.. -. * *» tes. That, course s must take the matter plan.^ They n ther own hands and they must enforce the law. The scandal n Asbury Park, under, Howard D. Leroys control of the polce department, has been worse than ever before n the hstory of that waters or bartenders for sellng lquor-llegally whle permttng the propretors and managers of the hotels to go; free s a stench n the nostrls nf the decentneople of thecounty Worse stll,.when the cases are taken from the polce department pf Asbury Park to a hgher court for revew, the proceedngs ar«found to be so full- of errors that the convctons have to.be set asde. The volators of the law go scot free and laugh at justce as t s admnstered by the -polee-d«partm«nt-p.f Asbu.ry_Bark,: under the Drector of Publc Safety. * : * *, The county offcals cannot palter wth ths condton of Jaw breakng n Asbury Park. They must act. They cannot: escape ths responsblty or ths duty. When they leaned on the Drector of Publc Safety.of Asbury Park wth the expectaton that he.would enforce the law, they leaned on a broken reed. The promse that the law would be enforced through the bone-dry -ordnance has been broken and condtons have been worse than ever ^ These law breakers n Asbury Pafkhave not been gnorant foregners " These law educated, who do not know the law. breakers are ntellgent, well-to-do people. Many of-them are wealthy. Probably many ofthem are members of Asbury ParH churches and make bg contrbutons to convert the heathen n foregn lands. They are wllng to volate the law for the money whch they make through law breakng. They are wllng to shut ther eyes to the evls whch flow from ther lawbreakng because ths law breakng brngs money to ther cash drawers. Wth the absolute falure Drector of Publc Safetv of of the Asbury Park to do hs duty t becomes the mperatve duty of the county offcals to take the matter n bund. Experence has shown that the^ono-dry-: ordnance of Asbury Pj*rk wth the present Drector of Publc Safety n charge of ts enforcement s of no aval. It s now up to the county offcals of Monmouth to show the people of the county that the law can bo enforced, n AsburyTnfk"as well us anywhere else. (Town Talk contnued on pnge l!.) lke Fnett am Bett Equpped Moton Ptnturt Theatre on Jtrtu Coatt TRAN THEATRE Broad Street Comfortable Upholstered Seats Phone 853 Red Bank, Porf.cUr VutUle*.MATINEE ALJU SCATS Matn.. D.ly 3:00 P. M. S.hmU. 2 to 5:30 P, M. loo EVENING AJUU BEATS Patfennaaca Cantmawa 7 P.M.to II P.M. 5o ALWAYS THE LATEST AND BEST IX PICTURES" STARTING MONDAY. OCTOBER 5th The Musc Wll Be Under The Drecton Of Prof. HAROLD LaROS TODAY! TODAY! DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM VIVIAN REED n "THE LAD AND THE UON" WILLIAM S. HART n "The Apostle of Vengeance" KEYSTQJSnE! COMEDY POSITIVELY NO ADVANCE" IN PRICES 2 Days Thursday and Frday, October and 2 Douglas Farbanks n "DOWN TO EARTH" PATHE WEEKLY THURSDAY AS USUAL Hughla Mack Comedy-THURSDAY-One-Act Drama "Know Amerca," the land we love-beautfully colored. LUKE COMEDY ONE-ACT DRAMA POSITIVELY, NO ADVANCE IN PRICES SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3th MARIE DRESSLER n "TSIXIE WAKES UP" HUGHIE MACK COMEDY H E L E N H O L M E S n the eleventh epsode of RAILROAD RAIDERS" POsTfVELYNO ADVANCE IN PRICES^ MONDAY,. OCTOBER 45tl*~ June Elvdge n "THE PAGE MYSTERY" PATHE WEEKLY 3rd Epsode of "The Fghtng Tral" Featurng WILLIAM DUNCAN and CAROL HOLLOWAY POSITIVELY NO ADVANCE IN PRICES TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6th -D-0 U B LE F E ATURE PROGRAM ALICE BRADY n "THE GILDED CAGE" MARJORIE RAMBEAU n "THE MIRROR" - COMEDY POSITIVELY NO ADVANCE IN PRICES MILLINERY By early buyng we*have been able to secure enough Imported Velvets that we can guarantee all order work, both n qualty and color, at prces thatare not exorbtant despte the war condtons.? MISS A. L. MORRIS Opposte the Second Natonal Bank 66 BROAD STREET, RED BANK TAX BOARD MEETINGS. Tl Board Wll Hear Appcala at Red Bar^k,on November 27th. jy- Monmouth county bonrd of taxaton wll meet nt Red Bank on Tuesday, November 27th. to hear nppeuls from Red Bnnl, Knr Iluven and Rumson and from the townshps of Shrewsbury, Jlolmdel nul Mldlctbw. The bonrd wll hold mcetlhjfs nt Freehold on Thursday, November l. r )lh, (t I<of, r Branch on Tuesday; November 20th, at Asbury Parlt on Thursday, November 22d and nt Key- ort on Frday, November 30th. AUCTION SALES CONDUCTED FOR YOUR BEST INTERESTS Sales of LIVE STOCK AND Farm Personal Property A SPECIALTY GEORGE H. ROBERTS General Auctoneer NEW MONMOUTH, N. J. Phone Mddletown 27-F-23 (GRADUATE JONES NATIONAL SCHOOL OF AUCTIONEERING)»»IWMMIMMmHMHIIIMtH>MHHMMIMMIH» HOMOS. NOTICE OF TIME AND PLACB OP HOLDING OFNBFAI, BL-ROTION AND OF OKWCEU8 TO BE ELKCT- KO AND MKIOTINO OF BOARDS OF HLBCTIO>; ANB IIECHSTKATION THl) BOROUGH OF HBD BANK. Notce tp hereby gven that a genera! electon wll be held n tho Borough of Ited Bank, n the county of Munmouth, on Tuesday, November Itl. 97, between (ho hours of sx oclock In the mornng and seven oclock n the even- Ing. Bald electon wll bo for the purpose of electng allmkr of the Senate of the &UU* -of---new Jersey^-from tn County of Monmouth, two Members o ho General Assembly of the State o: New Jereey, Sherff, Surrogate, three Coroners for the County of Monmouth, two Members of the Board of Chonen Fr««holders of the County of Monmouth tar the tern of three yean, two Coun clmeu of the Borough of led Bank. Collocjor. Ajaewor, ono Justce of tle Peace and Ave Constables. Sad prmary electon wll be helbat tlu followng puots; Frst dstrct Navesnk loolt and lad der house, Mechanc atreet. B«om» dstrct Independent engne house, Mechanc street. Thrd dstrct Lous O. Davdsons garage. Leroy pla.ee. nor Broad, street. Fourth dstrct Borough Hall, Monmouth street. Ffth dstrct Graamana barber shop, Ida Monmouth street. Sxth dstrct Unon hose companys house, Shrewsbury avenue. Seventh dlutrct Amerlcun Hall leech Rtreet.. Boundares of the electon dstrcts In the Borough of Ited Bank are as fol lows: Frst dstrct Begnnng at a pont on the North -Shrewsbury rver between the propertes owned by the Monmouth boat club and tha property known as the led Bank lyceum, southerly to the center lne ot Broad street; thence along Broad street to Mechanlo street, thenco along Mechanc street to Washngton street, thence along Washngton street to Wallace street, thenco along Wallace atreet to Prospect avenue, thence along Prospect avenue to the boundary lne of tle Borough of Ited Bank, thence northeastwardly and northwardly along the boundary lne of the Borough or Ket Hank to tle North Shrewsbury rver, Lhenco along the North Shrewsbury rver to tl* place ofbegnnng. - Second dstrct Begnnng nt tho corner*- of Mechanc und Broad streets; thence along Broad street to Branch vcnue, thenco along Branch avenue to :he boundyu lno of the Borough of Ited Hank, tlhcb eastwardly and northeastwardly alonp the boundary lno of tho Borough of Hod Bank to Frospect avenue, thence along Prospect avenue to Wallace street, thonco along Wallace street to Washngton stroet. thonco along Washngton street to- Mechanc street, thence along Mechanc street to the corner of Broad street to the place of. begnnng. Thrd dstrct Begnnng at the corner of Broad street und Brune avenue; Hence along Branch avenue to the loundary. lne of the Borough of Uod tank, thence along the boundary lne of the Borough of Red Bunk to the New York and Long Branch ralroad tracks, thence along the ralroad.tracks to Chestnut atreet, thence along Chestnut fltfeet to Mnlfle avenue, tlonce alone Maple avenuo to Pters place, thenco along Peters place to Uroad street, thence alon-r Broau street to Branch nvoue. tlo place of begnnng. Fourth dstrct Hcglunn? on- tho shore of,tlo AVorth Shrewsbury rlve lty am the Ited Hank lyeoum property; lmlct- to n. corner of Broad.mll Front treets, thence along Broad streot to oters place, thence nlou^ Peters place o Alnplo avenue, thence along Maple venuc to Chestnut street, thence along le-stnnt.street to the New York and Long Unncl rullroal tracks, thence long tlo rull-oud tracks to Monmouth street, thence along Jtonmouth street to Pearl street, thence along Ienrl street.o West -ot street, thence, along Wost l"ront street to Maple avenue, thonce lons: Maplo avenue to the rver, thoncu IIOIIK the rver to the place of beglnl-lth dstrct Begnnng at tho rver and Maple avenue; thence nlnngmaple avenuo to West Front street, thenco along West Front street to, Pearl street, thence along Pearl street to Monnoutl street, thenco along Monmouth street to he Now York am Long Brunch ralroad tracks to Ilestnut street, thenco along cosnut street to Shrewsbury avenue, hence alok~,slr«whlury- avonuo-to-delorest avenue. them«e. jlog DeForeHt avonue to tle rver, tletce along "ther rver shore to tho lver front of JIaple nvenue, the place of hefjnnlng. Sxtl dstrct Begnnng at tho shorn >f the NorU Shrewsbury rver at the I5el*orest nvenuo to Shrewsbury avenue, hence ctlonf; Shrewsbury avenue to Htnut Htreet, thence along Chestnut trcet to the New Vork and I,onr Branch ralroad tracks, theneo ulonp; the rallruad.tracks to n- pont- oppostn Rver street,- thence along Kver street to Shrewsbury avenue. thence_ alone Shrewsbury" avenue""to" Bank street, nonce along Bank street to the rver, thence along tho rver to tho rver front of DeForest avenue, the place of begnnng. < Seventh dstrct ^-Begnnng nt the more of the North Shrewsbury rver at ho foot of Bnpk Rteet;.tttence alonn Jank ""street to Shrewsbury avenue, hence along Shrewsbury avenue to Rver street, thence along Rver atreet to tho. J,e;W...yjrJ.auJ_Lou{--auu>cl-rallrond tracks, tlenc joug the ralroad tracks to the boundary lne of the Bor- Jugh of Ited Bank, thence along the loundary lne of tn- Bnrouflv of Red 3ank to. tkc. Xorth Shrewsbury rver thence along the. North Shrewsbury rver to. the rvcr.front of-bunk-sreot,-tho, The boards or regstry and electon of ho Borougl of Itel Bunk wll meet nt ll- places for"holdng Ilo, sul electon n Tuesday, October SOth, for tho purlose of revsng and correctng the regstry lsts. A. C. HARRISON, Clerk of the.uarnukl. nf. Reel Bank, N,. Dated Setemlx-r -th. 97. VOSTOB JOTICR OF TIME AND-" PI.ACK OF HOLDING QENKRAI. ELECTION AND OF OPFICKRS TO I)B KLBCT- EO AND MHETINO OF HOARDS OF.UbGUTIUN.-ANU-RlCQISTUATION IN THK KOltOUOH OF HIGHLANDK. Notce s hereby gven that n genera) lecton wll le held In and fur the Borugh of Hghlands upon Tuesday. No* member 6th, 97, from the hour of 6:00 Iclock n. m. to tha hour of 7:00 oclock p. m. Sad electon wll le held for sad Borough In the llrst dstrct, at Fremens Hull, nay avenue, n sad Borgh: and In the second dstrct, at le Derby House, Wler street, west of Bay avenue, In sad Borough. Hnld oloctlon wll bo held for the purpose of electng a Member of tho.senate of the State of New Jersey from tho County of Momnoutl, two Memhors of the General AHsombly of tho State (f Now Jersey, Sherff, Surrogato, two Slembors of the Board of Chosen Freeholders of the County of Monmouth fn- throe years, threo Coroners from tho County of-mor"- loutl, two Counclne of tho Borough 3f Mlghlnuds for throe, years and two Constables. Furthor take notce that tho boards of eglstry and electon In and for tho Bor- 3Utl of Hghlands wll meet for the lst electon dstrct of sad Borough, at fremens Ilnfl.Uluy avenue, nnd for the lecond dstrct of sad Borough, at le Derby House. Mller street, west of Jay avenue, on Tuesday, October 30t!, 97, from :00 oclock p. n. to!l:00 clock p. n, for tho pn-mse of revsng nd correctng the nrlklunl regsters and celvlk addhonal rtgl.htratloh. JOHN I". ADAn, Clerk of the Rornugl of Hghlands. Dated September nth, 07. * NOTICE. NOTICF, OF TI.M0 AND VI.M.K OF HOIAUNd GKNIOItAl, KLIOCTION AND OF OFKKMORS TO UK IXWT- ED AND MK0T.VOS OF HOARD OF BISECTION AND ItEGIHTltATlON IN TUB BOHOUOH OF FAIR HAVEN. Notce Is hereby gven that a general electon wll be held n nnd for the Borough of Fnlr Haven upon Tuesday, November Ctl, on, from the hour of 6:00 oclock a. m. to the hour of 7:00 oclock p. n. Sad electon wll bo hold for sad Borough at Horough Hall on Pearl avenue, In sad Borough. Hold electon wll held for tho purpouo of cloctlng n Member of the Stnto of tlo State of Now Jersey from tho County of Monuoutl, two -Members of the (cnoral Assembly of the State of New Jersey, Sherff, Surrogate, two Members of the loard of Chosen Freeholders of tho ounly of Monmoth for three yearn, hree tormu-rs for the County of MontnMtl and two (on m I men for the Uorugh of Far Haven for throo JoarH. j-rtlc-- lake notk-e that the hoard of regstry and el-llon In and for tho HornKh of Talr lluvon wll mvt for sad Urougl ut Horourh Hall on Iearl avc m m TueHday, October,0th, 7, from :(Hl olm-k n. n. to I:00 oclock p. n. for he nrposo o.f revsng and correctng the. orulua! WHto-H and LTelvluK adtlltlonal regstratons.. CHAItLKrl P. CRO8K, Clerk of tho Borough of Far Haven. Dated September r.th, 97. It pays to advertse In Tho Regster. Advertsement. NOTICB OF, TIUK AND PLACE OF HOLDING GENIJKAI. RLtXyTWH AND OF OFFICBRS TO B.. HUBCT- ED AND THK TMK AND flmk OF MEKTINO OP BOAHDH OF KI<EX:- T«ON AND RMGISTHATION IN THU TOWNSHIP Or BHIEW8BURJ. Notlre n hereby gven tha a gea*r»l electon wll b» held n and <or tb«townshp of Shrewsbury upon Tuuday November «th. HIT, fm the hnat *M oclock a. m. untl the hour ot 7:09 oclock p. m., tat the flrot electon dstrct of «Hld townshp at the Lttle Bll- >6r-«rehouar for ths "td ltl dstct f d t l >6r«rehouar for ths tssod elmtloa dstrct of Md townuhlp at the black, mth «hop of Charlen H. Hurley, at Shrewsbury. Sad electon wll ke hell for the purpose of electlnk peraon» *er HIB followng offeoa, nmoly: a Member ot the Senate of the State of Now jersey from the County of Monmouth, two Members of the General ABsenbly of the State of New Jersey. Sherff, SurejnU, threo Coroners for the County of Monmouth, two Members of tle BaanJ of Chosen Freeholctera n tho County ot Monmouth for the term of-three ya*ra» a Member of the Townshp Commttee. A.se»or, Towtmhlp Clerk, two Constable.?, two Surveyors of th» Ill«hw«y, two l J oundkeepers, and o l l t o for th«comng year. And lurther take notce that the bo or reglotry and electon n and for Ma electon dlatrlots of s»ld townbhln of Shrewsbury wll meet n sad staton dstrcts respectvely and at th» plane* SX l? b! ft " e. <«! lenated. on the SOth day of October, JM7, at sad pueen ron UM oclock p. m, untl 8:uo oclock p. m, tor tle purpose of makng a regstraton, of voters of sad electon dstrcts an* of r* v j s lng, correctng and addngto th«"auorge H. WPPJNCOTT, " Clerk of tho Tqwnnhlpf 8»rew«bufy. Bated Hoptember 6th, W77 NOTICE OF TIME AND PLACE OP HOLDING OBNISHAI ELECTION AND Ol. 0FM(;WHS TO BB MLBCT- EI). AND MBKTINO OF HOARDS OF. ELECTION AND RKHISTRATXOK IN TUB BOllOUOH OP HUM HUN. Notce Is hereby gven that a general electon wll be held In and for the Borough of Rumtun, upon Tuesday, November Cth, 97, from tho hour of 8:0 oclock n. m. to the hour of :00 oclock p. m. Sad electon wll bo held for sold Uornugh n the llrst dstrct, at the house of the Oceanc hook and ladder company on Man street, In uald Borough; and In the snonl dstrct. In the house of the Itumson lre computy on Center utreat. n suld Borough. Sad eloctlon wll be, hold for the purpose of electng a Member of the Henntu of tho State, o* N*w Jersey from the County of Monmouth, two.memlhrs of the General Assembly of the State of New Jersey, Sherff, Surrogate, two Members of the Board of Chosen Freeholders, of tlo County of- Moumotth for three years, threo Coroners from the county of-monmouth; u Mayor, and two Coumllnen of the IJoroKh of RunHon for three year- and one Oonstall.. Further take notce that the board.! ot regstry and electon In anl for the Boro-ufh of Kun.son wll meet for the flkst electon dstrct of wld BorouKh. at thn house of the Oceanc hook and ladder company on Man street; and for the second dhtrlct of «ald Borough, at tho house of the Runson fre- company on Center utroot. on Tuesday, October 30th, 97, frnn :00 oclock p. m. to 9:0 clock p. n. for tho purpose of revsng nn! correctng the orlglnal"reglstcrs and [ eecvlng addtonal reklmtrntlons, DANK. A. NAUBHTON, tmork of tho Borough of Rumson. Dated September^ 5th, )7, BOTICE. NOTICK OF THK TIMK AND PI,A(l! OP HOI.DI.MU GKNCRAL KLE<!TON A.NH OP OFFM-UIIK TO UK KLIOCT- Kl). AND MKKTINUS Dl THrl BOAHIl 0 KLI)("nON ANl> RKOIS- TRATION OP THK TOWNSH 0 ATLANTIC. Notce s hereby gven that a general electon wll be held n and for the townhlr> of Atlantc, on Tuesday, November th, 7, from the hour of 6:00 oclock a. n, to (he hour of 7:00 oclock p. m. Knll electon wll be held In the Town Hall at Colts Neck, In the townshp of Atlantc. Sad electon wll be hold for tho purpose of electng a Member of the jouuto of tho State of New Jersey from ho County of Monmouth, two Member* of tho Oonoral-Assembly of tho Btate ot Now Jersey, Sherff. Surrogate, two Membars of le Hoard of Choatm Freeholders of the County of Monmouth for three years, three Coroners from-tho -6uty"~~of Monmouth, one- Townshp Comulttoeman for the term of three years; Collector, Townshp Clerk, Constable, two Surveyors of tho Hghways, four loundkeepers nml appropratons for -she- rcumlng -year;--" Further ta*e notce that the board of. regstraton and electon In and fur tha ownshlp of Atlantc wll meet nt the Town Hall, In the vllage of Colts Neck. In the townshp of Atlantcron Tuesday, October ;.0th, 9I7,"""from"l;00" "oclock. m. to 9:00 oclock p. m. for the purpose f_ revsng and. correctng the orgnal regsters and recevng addtonal regstratons. JONATHAN II. JONES,. Clerk of the Townshp of Atlantc. Dated September 6th, 97. NOTICE. NOTICE OF THM TIME AND PLACB OF HOLDING GENERAL ELECTION AND OF OFFICERS TO BB ELECT- ED, AND MKETINGS OF. TH8 -BOARD-OI--BIjKCTION-ANU ItlMIS-" TRATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF JIOLMDKL, Notce Is hereby gven that agcneral lcctlon wll lo held n and for the townhp of Holmdel, on Tuesday, Novolnber «tl, 97, from the hour of 6:00 oclock a.-m, to the hour of 7:00 oclock p. m. Sad electon wll beheld In tlo Townhp Hall at Ilolndel, In the townshp oc lolmdel. Sad electon wll be held for the purpose of electng a Member of tts Senate of the State of New Jersey from tho County of Monmonth, two Members :>f the General Assembly of tho State of New Jersey, Sherff, Surrogato, two Members or the -Hoard - of Choaon Freeolder.s of tte County,of.Monmouth for lree yours, three- Coroners from th» County of Monmouth, one Townshlt Oomntteoman for three years: As- < sossor, (Collector, Townshp Clerc, no Justce of the Pence, ono Con- :. stable, two Surveyors of tlve Hghway and llvo IoundkeopdrSj nnd appropratons for the comng year. Further take notlco thattho board of regstraton and olectlon In and for the. townshp of Holmdel wll moat at tho Townshp Hull, n the vllage of Holndol, In the townshp of Holmdel, on uosdy. October.0th, 97, from :00 clock p. n; to 9:00 oclock p. m. for the nu-poso of revsng am correctng- tho.trlknal regsters and recevng addlonal regstratons. SIDNEY V. BRAY. Clerk of tho Townshp of HolmdeL Dated Soptember 6th, 97. Monmonth County Surrogate! Offce n (he mutter of tho estate of Alfrod tu Beadloston, deceased. Notce to credtors to proscnt clam* flffntnst estate. Pursuant to tho order of Joseph I*. Donalay, surrogato of tho county ot Momouth, made on tho twenty-secoadl day of August, 97, on the applcaton of Holen Frankln Hazard Boadlostoa and Columba Trust Company, oxeoutorn of tho eslnto of Alfred N. Beadls- Hton, deceuned, notce Is hereby gven td tho credtors of snd deceased to exhbt to tho subscrbers, oxecutors as afore- Bld, ther debts and donmnds aganst the sad o.ftate, under oath, wthn nn«months from tho dato of tho aforesad^ order, or they wll be forever barrod o8 ther acton therefor aganst the Bald) subscrbers. Dated Fro nold, N. J., August!2d, H0LKN FRANKLM HAZAR0 BKADL3STO.V, COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY rosent clams to ossrs. CHAVATH & HUNDEIISON, Proctor*. C2 Wllam street, New York Cty. nr OUAHCBBT or HEW JBBSEY. To ^redorlck Polhomus: By vrtue of nl order of the Court ol Jhancory of New Jersey, made on tha day of tho datecroof, n t certan cnus«wheren Anna B. PolhemunIM petltlonerand you are defendant, you uro roqulrsdl to appear and plead, answer or demur, to pettoners petton, on or bnforo tha twelfth day of November, noxt, or In default thoroof such decree wll be tnuok aganst you as tho Chancellor may thlnk octtltnhle and just. Tho object of sad sut Is to obtnln ft docreo of dvorce dssolvng the morrlas* oetween you und the sad p«tltlonrr Dated September, 97 WILSON & HMOCK, Solctors of Ielltlonnr. Postnllh-r address, Red Hunk. N. J, (IK. 0. Wotloe of Settlautent of Account. Kstnto of Wulter.. Mahon, deceaaod. Notce In hereby gven that the ap> counts of the subscrber, lbslltutlonarjl admnstrator or tho estnto of sad daceased, wll he audted nnd stated hy th«surrokntn of tho eounty of MomnoutM and reported for Hcttloment to tho Orphans Court of sad aounly, on Thursday, the oluhteohtl day of.ootolwr. A. D., 97, lut whch-tnm appllcatlod wll bo nadn for tho nllanunco of com- n»s onu and counsel fees. Dtj B t b 7th A D t»4 onu and counsel fees. Dntfj Boptomber 7th, A. D., #t7. 4.SI».f JOUN W MERHIMA mer 7th, A. D., t7. JOUN W. MERHIMAN.

5 mm w t \ Fh* Theyre n Our Wndow j - ^f you-wantr toknowwlatthecorreet-styles^^ for men are, look n our wndow. -- If you want to know what qualty means n clothes, what value represents, look n our wndow. -.;* There youll see > I Kuppenhemer Qothes, MICHAELS STERNS, AND OTHERS, FOR FALL AND WINTER. The fnest clothes values possble wthout any excepton. And remember, please, that the wndow snt bg enough to show you any more than a. small fracton of the varety that s n our stock. Step n and look, eel, try on, examne. Make sure for your own satsfacton that w& are rght when we say we can-. not possbly buy better clothes for $2.50to$35 J. KRIDEL, I Cor. Broad andifront Streets, Red Bank..+ Are You Wastng Good Coal n an old, burned out, troublesome range when a nwullenwood would save from 00 to 500 lbs. n every ton? JusJngure the savng n dollars for one year and then for fve or ten years, and you.wll qtckly see why t wll pay now as never before to trade that old stove for an up-to-the-mnute Glenwood.. There are hundreds of models to choose from at far prces. Get a Glenwood and let t pay for* tself n the coal t saves. Complete Gas Range attached to the end of Coal V: + Where the Trolleys Stop. + NEWS FROM KEYPORT _CETS_$ IMQO F RQ M RAILROAD *TH* Money W*s for Injures Recelvad Whle. Workng as a Brakeman Styljht Damages AUto Aeroplams Company Rents Theatre. Paul W. Sproul has accepted a settlement of $,000 from the Rm-- navy and Raymond Kruser has enlsted n the naval reserve. not start tll nne oclock. Mayor 4 Monday nghts councl meetng dd! Ut rver ralroad for njures ho receved whle workng as a brakeman have a unform fall openng and have were absent and C. Mell Johnson, Local merchants have planned" to Brown- and" Counclman Fehlhaber ; for the "ralroad n Aprl of last year. set Saturday of ths weekaathej>; presdent of the councl, acted n the Mr. Sproul was caught between twong date. Specal sales have been ~may6ts~absenee.~" Counclnuyn~Hnde freght cars. He was n the hosptal planned by all the merchants and advocated that churches be gven free for fve months, these wll contnue through the week, water servce. The regular charge s. Harry West of the West furnture ncludng Saturday, October 20th. A $P,. The matter was lad over tll cnnpany < has bought a new Hayneslarge number of crculars have been the next meetng. Counclman Hnde, reaaster. On Frday whle the cormaled throughout the town and vcnty and a good ncrease n busness the extenson of the water man on Hennessey and Adar wll nvestgate was standng n front o{ hs place W busness a large skylght fell from s. expected. The fall openngs before Naveank avenue. The Monmouth the Wof of the buldng on the carhavo met wth a great deal of suc-hllcess. The frms who have entered Water Wtch hll want ths extenson club and summer resdents on mad damaged the top and front seat to the extent of $50. nto the movement are Weat furnture n order to be suppled wth borough- All of the sdewalks have The Aeromarne plane and motor company, G. W. Jacobs, W. S. Wal-waterlace & Co., A. Salz and company, H. been lad on Hghlands avenue wth company have leased the Broadway theatre from the Jersey Central Rabonvtz, Mrs. T. S. Coe, Keyport the excepton of a strp n front of tracton company and wll make some bankng company, Peoples natonal the Horn property, and the jf utters, alteratons whch wll enable them to bank, Monmouth lghtng company, of ths street are n good condton. manufacture some of ther parts for Manson house, Phlp Slver,,L. B. Sdewalks wll be lad n front of a aeroplanes for whch they nave not Wallng, Ackerson and Ackorson, R. vacant lot adjonng the Vctora had space n ther present plant. O, Wallng-, C. J. Lehn, Peoples hotel. The Hghlands wast and Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Bronkhkurst store, M. Kaplan, W. Wenburg, S. dress company, whch rents the frst fend daughter Marjore of New York Selgmnn, Pearson Bros., Wnrns drug floor of the borough hall, asked for were the week-end guests of Mrs. store, D. E. Mahoney and John P. I nn extenson of ther lease to Janu- Otto Gautschys store s beng repanted. I Bronkhursts parents, Mr. and Mrs. Connell. I orv an( llls wll be grunted f the Charles Mller of West Keyport. Mrs. Herman Sulzer of New York Lberty hoso company has placed a!";?*. to January st s pad at once. s spendng a week wth her daughter-! Fred Wetzel of Bay Rdge vsted servce banner n front of ther hoso! Wllams & Grover sent n n bll for Mr. and Mrs. Wllam VanMater, Jr., house at South Keyport n honor of f 96 f r n-law, Mrs. E. T. Sulzer of Shrews- collectng garbage n the Thursday.- _ -.., the members who are n the Unted! bor bury avenue. ~, :! 9«Bh- The bll was for twelve Mrs Martha..._F. McGure and j Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Cudoo, Jr., States servce. weeks endng September 5th., Beof Summt, vsted Mr. and Mrs. J. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Woodhouse of! sdes daughter Martha have left for Washngton, D. C, where they wll spend recevng money from the bor- H. Hcndrckson over the week-end. Brooltlyn were the week-end cuests ou^h t!? e garbage-men charge ffty.. Mss Lyda Tyler has entered as aof Mrs. Woodhouses parents, Mr. and ; c ents to ellch jthe wnter. -, resdent from whom pupl n the Leonardo hgh school. Mrs. E. T. Hoose. I thev Mrs. J. J. Spooner and famly have] collect garbage. The councl- returned to New York after spendng! faul S. Lund spent several days Mr. and Mrs. E. Francs Ehrlch I "V deducted $00 from the bll for the summer at the McGure house. lut week at Nagara Falls. have moved from J. T, WyckofV "P^EO lcense and ordered the Mrs. L. Brower Wallng was thohouse on Broad street to a part of bl Msses Irene Carr and May Shea of L " pad..the counelmen decded to have New York spent Saturday and Sur- guest last week of Mrs. W. Waldron L. Brower Wallngs house on Front garbage collected by contract at Cherry Hll, N. Y. street. have! n^ y a r day wth Mra. D. J. Mahoney at the j t. Mr. and Mrs. Wallng have^ - Blls to the amount of The Thought club met Monday j bl h *. Glenwood cottage before leavng for just had an addton bult to ther * 5 56J9 56-J9we«pad France., nght wth Mra. Thomas L. Smth. f lous(. Over?lO0 was cleared by the dm- Captan Albert Kraft of New York The annual meetng of the Keyport Haymond McKnney, a member of!" C BY en. last Wednesday nght at spent Saturday and Sunday at ths jmcbfc club wll bo held tonght at the the Sl Sgnal corpb statoned t t d at CampC the parsh house for the beneft of St. place. Club house, nt whch tme the annual Val, spent tho week-end wth hs Andrews church. Tho attendance electon of offcers wll talte place. mother, Mrs. Anna McKnney. was ao large that the supply of food Mr. and Mrs. John Green left Monday for Nagara Falls. They wll Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. VanDorn ran out and late comers could not be have movpd to Brooklyn. "They have spend the wnter at Brooklyn-. served. The dnner was prepared by rented ther house on Dvson street TNTON FALLS NEWS. Mrs. Emma Clarks cottage on Ffth Wllam Bege, Mra. A. Vaughn, Mrs. t«mr. and Mrs. Wllam Lambcrtw. Farmor Jenne Parker, Mrs. H. Qunst and street has been rased seven feet and» tho Dr. and Mrs. S. H. Cnssdy have mp.ny. K e - d! w 3 s " d b a story wll be bult under t to be * Mrs. Aufor Mrs stjes Mrs Myrtle Lawmoved from the Levne apartments Soveral l farmers have ae sold ld ther en- rence, V Vrgna JS Bh Bshop, y Fl Florence w used as n restaurant. Three porches on Front street to the Rufus Ogden tre apple crops to the Crne seod Hhde and Daphne Lnyton. Another property on Osborn street, whch Dr. companv. Amonjr the cfbps bought dnner wll be gvan next month, r mootng of the federated womens clb.s. -Mrs. James Bedle, Mrs. V. B. VanBrukjo _a>d Mrs. Archbald M. Dck are the alternates*;,~ Mra. C, J. Eally -olxonlergjaa. tho-gucst -lflst-week_o(lm:._anjd_mr.s._ A. P. Longstreet. Mss Eufetta Charlton of Trenton wasje guast,.!ast week of Mr.and Mrs. Charles A. Harkness. Fred Post, Jr., has enlsted n the NEWS FROM HIGHLANDS.! BUSINESS DONE At MONDAYT 3 N t G H T S r ^ ^ Sdewalks and Roads n Good Condton -Water" Mans May be Ex- ^muters Complan-~off^ Ralroad Servce. Cassdy has bought from the Ogden were those of Wllam Caaler and Mr. and Mrs. Somuel Burns mo- ftete. Arthur Shutts, who own the largest torod to Camp Dx Sunday and spent Mrs. Judson Hopla had as herapple orchards n ths neghborhood. the day wth ther son, Robert Burns. gnest last week her sster, Mra. Howard Hanson of Perth Amboy. the pplen. detectve nt Jersey Cty, spent Satur- o company pays a barrol for Thomas Lyons, who s a ralroad Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. VanBuskrk Mrs. Sarah Tmpkns fell whle day nt hs home here. Mss Vola Bege and Mss F,velyn Md chldren returned ths week from standng on a char lust week nnd her Bertram Tcney s workng at tho Hauscr arc takng a course ut Cole- months vacaton at Brooksde, near leg was fractured. She s at a Nowfreght staton. mans busness college at Newnrk. Morrntown. Mrs. Mnnto A. Brown, York hosptal. Mrs. Tmpkns s a Mss Bege formerly attended tho Many persona from Brooklyn vsted the nnth regment of coast ar- Mrs. VanBuskrks mother, returned comparatvely -now resdent of ths Leonardo hgh school nnd Mss Huuser last week. place. attended the Atlantc Hghlands hgh tllery at Fort Hancock Sunday. The school. I Mr. and Mrs. C. H. MeDonlnnd of The frst cder of the sonuon was regment s a Brooklyn organzaton. Montclar vsted Mrs. Etta Salmon made nt Wallngs mll Frday. About Jtney bus drvers made from $80 to The great chefs of the state coun-; Mreral days last week. ;l,600 gallons of cdor have been made $40 takng tho vstors from Hghland cl of the Pocahontas lodge wll vst The annual shoro dnner of theso far ths season. Beach to tho Hook. Hghlands councl tonght n ther new rooms n the Greenspan buldng. Vstor from other lodges wll local camp of Woodmen of the World Sgnal corps op soldors wero here last Ned Cotton opened hs grocery and wll bo held Sunday at Solders week k strngng t telegraph l h wres delcatessen store Saturday on Baybe- present und a socal tme wll be Beach. through ths plnce nnd Pno Brook. enjoyed. A number of members attended a recepton last nght nt the Msa Elan Bauer spent last week John Anderson hns ono of tho fnest tomato crops anywhere n ths Long Branch Pocahontas lodge. at Spartanburg, S. C, where her. brother, Fred Bauer, s statoned. neghborhood on the Charles Rock James Mller and famly have rent- farm. He Bells the tomatoes ut Now Arnold Bruggcman spent Thursday and Frday nt Newark. avenue. Mrs. Fanne Burke wll leave tomorrow to spend two weeks wth her slater, Mrs. J. S. Post of Phladelpha. Johnson & Martn arc pnntncr.the government buldngs nt Sandy Hook whch ware bultby Terry Mnrtn nnd Wllam Hewtt of ths place. George Smth, J. J. Burdgo, Jamca Makes Cooks Son, Red Bank S 08.2 West Front St., Cor. Mapl«Ave.,fl5 Broad S«. The Red Bank Regster s the best advertsng medum ts feld. cated wth hs brother n he~wkole-t sale grocery busness.. Tho returns of the worlds seres j between the Whte Sojc and the New York Gants"~are~eceTve«~ by^nnngs at Grandn V. Johnsons drug store. Thomas Derby, engneer of the borough water plant, s on a two weeks vacaton. wll be bult to the house..the.second floor wll be occuped by boafders. The changes are beng made by J. C. Whte & Sons of ths place. Mr. and Mrs. Maurer and Mr.and, Mrs. Fred Surhen of Brooklyn re- turned home Monday after a "weeks \ stay «t the Helge cottage. -M-U.UAI.U ed ono of J. T. Wyckofls houses on York. - > Harry N. Johnson has bought a new Broad street, Mr. and Mrs. Wllam Goldor of Ford cnr. Sorgf. Major Cocl S. Ackorson Valley Stream, Lone Island, have was tho week-ond guest of hs parents, been vstng Mr. and Mra. Tlomno M«a Luvonu Foster s employed nt lute. Mr. and Mrs. Cornelus Ackerson. Colder. Hobokcn. Hartarrove, Orrs Stcelman, Tuns H. Eml Bch oedo- spont Sunday nt Mr. Ackorson left Sunday for Annaten, Ala. Mchael Clancy place to Mrs. Far-Gnutschy and Grandn V. Johnson John Howehl hm moved from the Lane, J. Flotchor Hngaman, Otto Now York. Mrs, G. A. W. Brown and daughter Grace of OyBter Bay were the Alox Wllams held a pg- roast Methodst church. Tho offcal board the Hghlands drawbrdge. The fsh rels house. Mr. llyder of Seadrft avenue have bcon re-elected trustees of thecaught fve bass Thursday nght off (mwts last week of Mr. and Mrs. Saturday nght on the brck yard wll meot tonght nftor tho prnycr 0, M. Brtton. property near Pno Brook. About weghed 22 pounds. mootng. Tho Enworth league wll lra, Henry E. Ackerson, Jr., Mrs. 00 persona attended tho festvtes. The Dtughtors of Lberty held u meet tomorrow nght at Mrs. Elzabeth. Bordons. * Jfenca S. Burrowes and Mrs. Peter roccpton Frday nght nnd n number > -. A. Sondergaard have been apponted of tho offcers of the state councl Gunnng Notce), Phlp Greonspun and famly wll 4afaraUK from the Keyport mprovewero present.. II U C. Get your (runnng notces at Thetnova tomorrow to Perth Amboy nn ant aaocato to the tal Thu commuters who work n New Regster offce. Advertsement. whore Mr. Greenspan wll bo nsso- York nre complanng of the present HMMMI IMMHIMM largest Tre Busness on the coast,; and our busness s daly ncreasng Our low prces and servces are unequalled No concern on the coast can compete wth us when t comes to qualty at the rght prce. We have been but a few years n the automoble tre busness but we have grown to be "the largesrdstrbutor of shoes andjtubes_of_ajx^de^rjnjhs secton of the state. We carry such celebrated"mai<etb^fskoes^s Mcheln, Kelly Sprngfeld, Goodyear Fabrc and Cord Tres, Portage and Sterlng v They lead all all other makes by far They have won the reputaton of gvng the greatest mleage. They are.the tres used on the cars of the best automoble manufacturers and they are no more,expensve to buy than many nferor makes that wll not gve half the mleage. VULCANIZING We are nowequpped to turn out the most satsfactory work on short notce. " " t -... * > SUPPLIES-A most complete lne at reasonable pjces; Raybestos Brake Lnng, Spark Plugs, Mrrors, Horns, Electrc Bulbs, Columba Batteres, Etc., and other supples too numerous to menton. NORWOOD TIRE CO. D. PE8KOW3KY, Manager Broadway Telephone 47 Long Branch. N. J. tllh ralrond servce. They say that under the present Rcheclulo they have to lenvo home early nnd get back lomo Some of them say they wll huve to move to New York- unless a chantte s made n tho tme of runnr. tho trans. Mens Dress Shrts 75c $.00, $.25 to $k00 9 Broad St. H. N. bupp, Red Bank "Brghten the Corner Where You Are" USE TETLEYS FLOOR OIL! It mokes old floors look lke now. I Its excellent for furnture and all knds of hard wood tnkon on now lfe when TatlpyH floor ol s used. No lemon ned. Its a wonder. Per frallon, 6Oc. by tho pnt, 25c.; by the] Quart, 35c. M. F\ TETLEV SUtlonerand Nowdealor, 7 BrondStreet, Red Bank. NEWRUGS MADE FROM OLD CARPETS ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET FREE ON REQUEST ORIENTAL RUG CO. HACMETT ST.,NEWARK

6 Sue. A Call to the People! *> One-Quarter Ton of HURDS MANHATTAN CAMBRIC PAPER In One Pound Boxes, per box 35c Envelopes - - per 00 50c The same as the paper M.F\ TETLJEY STATIONER and NEWSDEALER 7 Broad Street Red Bank, N. J. Gas Helps Mak^Jf omes Happr- Gas Lghtng Week TO per cent off on all Lght syand Fxtures BUY TODAY CONSOLIDATED GAS CO. OF N. J.! Durng convalescence, and when appette lags WRIGLEYS brngs to the hot. dry mouth a freshness and a soothng balm that coaxes back the enthusasn) of health. Thousands of solders n Europe have cause to thank Wrglevs for ts tonc effect. The Flavor Lasts BRIEF THE R D BANK REGISTER. > ITEMS OF NEWS. MINOR HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST IN ALL PARTS OF M0NM0UTH COUNTY. Personal Notes, Sales of Property, Buldng (>pe>atlens Lodge t>ongs-h»lht Fres Brths/Marrages, Deaths, Accdents Other Interestng 58? Features of Town and County. Bert Manner of Neptune townshp John S ague, who has been employed n John J. Wrghts store at was arragned before Judge Lawrence last week charged wth atroeou3 assault and battery on hs wfe. He wll Bennetts store at Long Branch n Eatontown, s now workng n B. W. be tred wthn a few days. Mrs. place of Augustus Schanz, who was Marner says her husband tred to kll recently klled by an automoble. her Tran Hts Wagon. Ṁrs. Palmyra R. Woolley of Long Branch celebrated her 86th brthday Wllam Allen of Allenwood had a Tuesday of last week. Mrs. Woolley narrow escape Tuesday of last week enjoys excellent health. She.3 the mother of Samuel Wooley, formerly of Red Bank. James T. Reynolds of Manasquan has the contract for the new borough hall at Seagrt. The hall s beng donated to the borough by J. Bunford Samuel, a summer resdent of Seagrt. ; Frank Clowes of Matawan s workng for the Contnental fre nsurance company at New York and s commutng daly. Mrs. Mark A. Dawson of Indanapols has been vstng her sster, Mrs. Samuel R. Shafto of Sprng Lake. Henry Jones of Freehold spraned hs arm last week whle.crankng Wllam H. DeMottes lumber truck. Mrs. Chrstopher Mooney of Asbury Park gave brth to a son Monday of last week. Mrs. Rchard Dangler of Oakhurst has been lad up wth an attack of neurts. "* Mrs. Charles M. Duncan of Freehold gave brth to a son last Wednesday.."." A son was born to Mrs. Harry Glum of Englshtown last week. Fltcroft Harrs. Mss Gladys M. Fltcroft of Ocean Grove and Leon A. Harrs of Belmar were marred at fle brdes home last Saturday-by Rev. F. H. Echey. The - QUpl _5vlL_lve at Wrghts t wn r where Mr. Harrs s assstant manager of a dary farm. Want Water Man. Extended. The West Long Branch board of educaton andseveraleltfcgnxbf that place are seekng through the utlty commsson to compel the Tntern Manor water company to make an extenson of ts mans there near the schoolhouse. Bble Socety Gets $,000. The centennal meetng of the Monh ;- mmrth~cbnnty~bt)le socety HelH at Tement last Thursday was attended by ffbout 50 persons. Jhe. socety has receved $,000 n contrbutons, whch wll be used n supplyng bbles to solders. Canddates on Commttees. Bernard V. Poland of. Bradley Beach and Frank I. Smth of Long Branch, Democratc canddates for assembly, were apponted on mportant commttees _atthe_democratc conventon, whch-^tlenrt Trenton last week. Mrs. Prce L. Varan. of Robbnsvlle s sufferng from a broken arm asthe result of an automoble collson near Allentown last week. Mr. n ther car when t was struck by another machne.^ _ \_ Conover Vanderveer. - Mss Charlotte Oonover, daughtef of Mrs. Mary V. Conover-of Englshtown, was marred ast Wednesday to Harvey H. Vanderveer., Rev. Charles A. Fsher performed the ceremony. Mr. Vanderveer s postmaster at Englshtown. Had Husband Arrested. C. Palmer Robbns of Asbnry Park -was-arrested-last Week on complant of hs wfe. Detectves employed by Mrs. Robbns arrested Bobbns at the home of Mrs. E. L. Jenkns The couple have lved apart for two" years.] Matawan Busness Changes. Henry Hutchnson wll dscontnue hs bakery busness n the Commercal block at Matawan. Charles Stryker wll move t hs grocery busness nto the store vacated by Mr. Hutchnson" and wll occupy rooms over the store. Automobles Collde. Au tomobhes-owned~by~pr. Walter ~Sr~ReM of Long Branch and Major Charles E. Russell of Camp Val, collded at Long Branch on Frday. Mr. years old and up to the present-sckness had always enjoyed good health. Gft for Fellow Freman. Members of the Bradley Beach fre company hnye gven a wrst watch to James E. Jones, ;n member of the company. Mr. Jones has been drafted nnd wll soon leave for Wrghtstown. Arrves n Frnnce. Mrs. Leonard L. Lock of Asbury Park has receved a cablegram from her son, James Ludlun, statng that h! has arrved safely n France wth a detachment of Unted States troops. Dnner for Solders. Kvgle hook and ladder company of Venn Grove gave a c ne last week for Morton Morrs und Melvn Moore, two of the companys members who wll soon be n the mltary servce. Now a Fler. Frsco VaUlcs of Ocean Grove, who has been attendng a school of nvuton n Massachusetts, has completed the courseanl has been sent to Pensacolu, Florda, fov actve flyng. when hs wagon was struck by a tran at Manasquan. The wagon was smashed to peces, but Mr. Allen and the horse both escaped njury. New Park Offered. A. Clayton Clark of Sprng Lake has offered to buy a pece of waste land at the northern end of the borough, now used as a dumpng ground, and turn t over to the borough to be mantaned as a publc park. Barge Comes Ashore. A barge n tow of a tug boat broke her lne Thursday nght and went ashore near Sandy Hook. A wreckng tug"\vas sent to ts assstance and the barg«was floated wthout any serous damage beng done. Held as Accomplce. Wllam Bell of Asbury Park was arrested last week on complant of Mrs. Anna Bunce, hs boardng mstress, on a charge of beng an accomplce of Jacob Tmson n the theft of goods from her house. Allentown Grls New Job. Mss Else Patterson, who has been workng n the Allentown bank as stenographer, s now workng n George D. Frazees real estate offce. Alvn Hendrckson of Imlaystown succeeds her at the bank.. Safe Arrval n France. Wllam Robnson of Ocean Grove has receved word of the safe arrval n France of ther son, Rev. Francs F,. Robnson of Hghland Falls, N. Y., who has gone to France to take up Chrstan assocaton work. Chld Badly Burned. Wlls Bloodgood, Jr., of- Belmar, aged two years, was badly burned on the feet and hands whle playng near the water works a few days ago. He ran nto some cjders whch had- just beenjraked frpm.tjje.fue ; Gasolne Dealer Robbed. George Jones of Asburyj Park lost $37 last week whle servnga customer wth gasolne. Mr. Jones left hs offce whle watng on hs customer and durng hs absence the cash regster was robbed. Bergfels Cyphers. Mss Fanne W. Bofgfels of Ocean Grove and Clare Cyphers of Newark were marred at Ocean Grove_ last Wednesday by Rev: JV D t _Blls,_Mr J " Cyphers s connectectwjth the Newark fre nsurance company. "Schoo"Teacher Weds7~ Mss Isabel A. GrapeV of Ocean Grove and Arthur K. Hunt of Asbury Park were marred Saturday week by ^ev Fr-rk-Rcheyr The brde was formerly a sqhool teacher at Red Bank and Ocean Grove. Freeholders n Auto Accdent. ~ Mr-and Mrsr-Jarnes-Emcksomf Freehold were n ah automoble accdent near Bradley Beach Sunday of last week." The. car overturned and threw out the occupants, but they were not serously hurt. Money for Jewsh Relef. Joseph Rosenfeld, presdent of the Jewsh relef fund n the Asbury_Eark ~" o*serc; «ent $6,200 to headquarters a few days ago. In the past year $,000 has been contrbuted by.the _Ashury_Eark-b ranch,- Davson Recaptured. Preston Davson of Wanamassa, who: escaped from the Rahway reformatory, has been arrested n Wyomng. Davson was sent to the reformatory on a charge of stealng a motor boat engne. New Church Organst..Mrs^.Aleen W. Burdge has been Engaged as organst of te Frst Methodst church at Asbury Park n place of Mrs. S. Bruce Keotor, who has taken a poston as organst of a Reeds machne was badly "damaged, New York church., but the other car was not hurt much. Masonc CluV Recepton. CadV Steward. The Long Branch Masonc club Mrs. Hatte Cady, wdow -of I. R. held a recepton Thursday, nght for Cady of Matawan, was marred Sunday of last week to John W. Steward the sgnal corps at Oceanport. A members of the order who are wth of Pont Pleasant. Rev. Charles H. program of speechmakng and musc Bruce performed the ceremony. The was rendered. couple wll lve n the brdes house. Panos for Solders. <">. Mnster Takes a Brde. Panos have been donated by Frank Mrs. Lavna L. Hartman of Sprng I. Bull, Tustng pano company, and Lake vas marred Tuesday of last the Burts pano company of Anbury week to ~Rev. Thomas Dckert of Park and by George D. Westerveltof Readng, Pa. After a weddng trp Ocean Grove for the army camp at throughthe New England states they Wrghtstown. wll make ther home at Readng. Dnner for Aged Mnster. Loses One Arm. Mrs. A. E. Housman of Bradley James Martn of Ocean Grove had Beach gave her annual dnner for hs left arm amputated just above the Rev. A. E. Ballard Tuesday of last elbow at the Sprng Lake hosptal last week. It was attended by about Wednesday. Mr. Martn, was sufferng from blood posonng caused by 95 years old. twenty frends of Mr. Ballard, who s runnng a meat bone n hs hand. Solders Gve Concert. Freehold Man Serously Sck. Solders from the sgnal corps W. W. Dlts, one of the owners of camp at Oceanport gave a concert at the Belmont hotel at Freehold,has the Long Branch Baptst church last been serously sck. Mr. Dlts s S3Wednesday nght. The affar was attended by about 600 persons and $60 was cleared. Asbury Park Grl Weds. Mss Emly K. Woodruff of Asbury Park was marred to August H. BamnuoE Prnceton Saturday a week ago. Rev. F. II. Rchey performed the ceremony. The couple wll lve at Brooklyn. Wants to Be an Avator. Alfred \Voolmnn of Ocoon Grove went to Mneola, Long Island, last week to take the examnaton for nn army avator. Plannng a Deer Hunt. Joseph C. Juckaon of Ocean Grove s plannng n deer huntng trp n South Jersey when the season opens next month. Buldng New Porch. J. H. Bnrd of Englshtown s buldng a new cement porch to the rear of hs house. Hurry Steward s dong the work. (Contnued on noxt page.) Jack Frost Wll Soon Be Here! Is That Parlor Stove, Bed Room Now s the tme to have your stoves, furnaces, etc., looked over and put nto condton for mmedate use when the snappy, cold weather comes. Dont wat untl the rush s on. Someone wll be dsapponted. Dont let t be you. Let us look over your stoves, etc., now. If any parts are needed we can get them at once and by securng them now we can save you tme and money. L. SCHWARTZ & SON 5 Broad Street Maple Avenue and West Front Street RED BANK, N. J. IIHIIMMMMHMMIHIHUII>IIMIHIllMmMMmllm>elHIIIIIII»ll McNAKS MARKETS 9 E. Front Street WHOLESALE Man Street Red Bank, N. J. and RETAIL Far Haven, N. J. QUALITY OUR LEADING FEATURE Calves Lver Sweetbreads Calves Brans Turkeys_ Ducks Capons Jersey Fowls and Roastng Chckens We also wsh to call your attenton that we make all our own Sausage, Bologna, Frankfurters, Lverwurst and Pork Roll. These products are ABSOLUTELY pure and we are.sure-a tral order wll more than convnce you. _: _-^ IMM»IM>HM>m»MIHIIII IllHIUM * MM «*>»« * t II. Ht M OH IM MM Ml Get the Gemre and Avod Waste Used every weekday-brngs rest on Sunday The General Al-Around Cleaner DISTRIBUTORS CADILLAC AND ODGE CARS 98 Models Here Ready for Immedate Delvery J. W. MOUNT CO. BANK, N. JT. Telephone 88

7 THE RED SANK REGISTER BIDS WANTED. PLUMBING, Ssled po]oh;ls wll IJC receved by (le Board of Educaton, Borough of Itefl Bunk, N, J.j for the plumbng w»rl. n the proposed Rver street acloolkuldnf,. : tljns and_pc_f_to_ rmylonbr tued from Frod M. Truox, archtect, ttto-froadwrr.-now-ork-or-eed- BUk. N. J A depost of?ll).bo wll ho requred, $7.00 of whch wll bo refunded upon the return of plans and afwfcatons n good condton. Acertfed check for 2 per cent of hd, drawn to the order of the Board of Kducnton, Borough of Red Bank, N..., must accompany all bds, The Buccctafu! bdder wll be requred to furnsh o bond to the umout of 2C per cent of bd. All dds must bo n possesson of tlf lonrd of Educaton on or before 7:45 P. M., Frday, October 9, 97, *t whch tme bds wll be opened at tl(> Mechanc street school. tvoposals must bo planly mlked on outsde of envelope (Proposal for Plumbng Work n New Rver Street School.) The Board reserves the rght to. lojoot uny or ull bda. BOARD OP EDUCATION, Borough of Red Bank. CH/tf. A. MINTON, Secretary. BIDS WANTED. ELECTRICAL WORK. Sralnl proposals wll be receved l>y the Board of Educaton, Borough of Red Bank, N. J., for the electrcal work n the proposed Rver street.school buldng. Phus and specfkatons»may be obtaned from Fred M. Truex, archtect, 70 Brondway, New York, or Rod Bunk, N. J. A depost of $0.00. wll be requred, $7,00 of whch.wll.be refunded-upon tle-return-of-plans-amlupecfeatons n good condton. A certfed check for 2 per cent of bll, drawn to the order of the Board of Iklucuton, Borough-of-Rod Bank, N. J,, must accompany all bda. The successful bdder wll be requred to furnalua bond to the " amount of 25 per cent, of bd* " All bds must be n possesson of tlu Board of Educaton on or before 7:4. r. P.M., Frday, October lfl, 97, «( whch tme bds wll be opened at tlu; Mechanc street school. Iroposals must bo planly marked on outsde of envelope (Proposal for Electrcal Work n New "Rver Street School.). Tho Board reserves the rght to reject tny or nl bds. HOARD OF EDUCATION, JJopjugh_of_Red Bank. CrjAS. A. MlNTONj ;.Secretary. BIDS WANTE_f.~~ ELECTRICAL. WORK.. Sealed proposals.wll le receved bv the Board of Educaton, Borough of Red Bnk, N. J., f or the electrcal -work n the popos^dnow.hgl school Plans and specfcatons may be obtaned from Ernest A. Arend, arch; toct, 05 West 40th street, New York, orasbury Park, N. J. - A depost of $0.00 wll be reaured, $7.00 of whch wll be redjpjuthe_tathb_olelsl specfcatons *fk good condton, A certfed check for 2 per cent of t!v6~6a7rawr t6~the~6tdet~of "the Board of Educaton, Borough of Red Bank, N. J., must accompany all.bds...-..,..~..." :... The successful bdder wll be requred to. ^uunsh. a bond (XL tty> amount of 25 per cent bf the bd. All bds must be n.possesson of the Board of Educaton on or before fvlfr-phtf FrdyrOctoer-t9^-&7 r at,whch tme bds wll be opened at tbo Mechanc street school. Prosopals must be sealed and plnnly marked on outsde of envelope (Proposalfor Electrcal Work n New Hgh School Buldng.) The Board reserves the rght to rojeot any or all bds., BOARD OF EDUCATION, Borough of Red Bank. OHAS. A. MINTON, Secretary. BIDS WANTED. PLUMBING. Sealed proposals wll be receved by the Board of Educaton, Borough of Red Bank, N. J., for.the plumbng work n the proposed new hgh school buldng. Dans.ad specfcatons may be obtaned from Ernost A. Arond, archtect,, 05 West 40th streot, New York, or Asbuy Park, N. J. A depost of $0.00 wll bo requred, $7.00 of whch wll be refunded upon the return of the plans and specfcatons n good condton. A certfed check for 2 per cent of the bd,- drawn to the order of tho Donvd of Educaton, Borough of Red Bank, N. J., must nccompnny all bds. The nucco-sful bdder wll be re- qured to furnsh a bond to tho amount of 20 per cent of the bd. All bds must be n possesson of tlo Board of Educaton on or before 7:<r> P. M., Frday, October 9, 97, at whch tmo bds wll ho opened at tlo Mechanc street school. Proposals must be planly marked on outsde of envelope (Proposal for Plumbng Work In New Hgh School Buldng.) The Board reserves the rght to Reject any or all bds. BOARD OP EDUCATION, Borough of Red Bank. CHAS. A. MINTON, Secretary. Beautful Celngs. If plaster falls from the cellng or f the celng s dscolored, make a permanent mprovement by puttng up a beautful celng of art metal putea. Celngs whch I put up In Red Bank twenty years ago are as good today as when they were put up, wthout one cent of expense for repars. -- Tho Art Metal Celng Man, Shrewsbury Avenue, Red Bank KOTICE OF SVECXA- MBETIHG. A M«d>l muctlk of Il nlmreh»l<lorn uf Tl.; Konl Nulnul llukof He A llnnk. N;... wll >>. hull In tlo ImnkllK IJOIINI ^t NOVLMUIRT Id between Ilo lmrn or ll:.) unt ^:0 u. n., tn the IIII[II)MU of ulorl/.uk un Ucruatte In Iho nfllul mock "f»^:6,»dc, mnknff Ilo Infll tuplll Muck of Tll! Hoconl Nt- llonul uul ut llc Hunlt, W J..»3u0.0DO, IK OKAHOEBT or HIW Jo Henry \ l.lrceue: Uy vll-tu" IIr ull orrtrr of the Court of timccry (f New.Je.rncv, nulo on the day of tlo date hereof, In u curtan camo whurln"f(el<! Lllrec; Is ctltlonpr, mll you, IIMUT K. l.mrccftue, arc (letlntlt, you are n-ulml tu upper ml ]»l«ml, nj.h\wr >r dpur to potltontrh mtlllon on nr boloro tho ST day ot Nuvtnbcr, next, or, In default tloroof, m«l <le«-r-o wll ho lulun auulut you UB tlo Chancellor Hlmll thnk oqull.llc ana The object of wld mll s to obtan a tcr! or lvorw dhhulvlc th«nnrrlaeo t«*(lv*;f- ytnl mll the Hll petltolhrl. Untfl fcuptorobur 26, 7. HElr.LV & QUINN, SoUctors uf Potltonf:r. I". O. AMrvB, ned llul, N. J. I J0.7-.I BRIEF ITEMS OF NEWS. (Contnued from lost page,) Captaa Harry V. Campbell of Freehold, a.member of the engneer offcers reserve corps, has been usngned -to the natonal army and hau been placed on the staff as an engneer oflcer. MftnatquAn Crl Wed*. MIBS Dora Eatell, daughter ot Lous JEstell 5f ManaBgnanj_ was marred Sunday of last wcer at BradleyDeach to A. Stanley Curts of Sprng Lake. Hcv, Rchard Conover performed the ceremony. Actve lt Nnety. C. L. Water, former nostmaater of Clffwood, celebrated hs nneteth brthday Thursday weed. Several frends and relatves called on hm. Mr. Wnter s very actve n spte of hs age. Death of Chld. Pearl VanPelt, the ten-year-old daughter of John VanPelt of Long Branch, ded at the hosptal at that place /last Thursday followng JTotlo«of Stttltuunt ot Account. Kutute of.fanch \V. ROK»I,! w-ehul. Notlru In levhy Klvull that Ihe ac- C-OUIUM of tlw HthHnrlborH, fxeruttn:* >t Hd fhtnlo of HUll dtreanel, wll le HlltMl mll Htutcd by Ils mrronato of tho county of Atonmoutl ntul r<;[jorte* for Mettlonent to the Or >hnn (,mrt of Hat county, tn Thursday, the (rlkhtl (lay of No>(3nljel-, A. I>., *7, at whrll tlla npuatlou wll ht na; for the. nllowaucc of cuanlmhoh mll cntnacl feh. ltattl Oclohcr ^(, A,!., (7. KltANK AVl.DH, TII.N It. lliu.nuox. 2fotloe or Stttlemant of Aooount. llhtat^- nl Mllle J.. KOKBIV, lnccaaotl..notce H hereby ;lvon tlmt th<. accqtnt.h of De Huh.srrlx-r, HbstHntoary anlnlhtra^r of He ehtat- of Hall leoahol, wll be unlltml mll Ktllttl by He ^mrrokate of the counly ol Mooutl am l-eottl fur (jettlement to tle Urhmm (.ourt" ol Hvll eouty, on IMrnd>, the eghth lny of Novenhcr, A.!>., l.n, nt wlll tlms upllrntton wll ho nale fur thj allnwuco of cun- IlllsKloH nnl Iltllstl foh, Dalfl Otohur M, A. I>., 7. KIIANK TAYI.OH. HEATING and VENTILATINO. Sealed proposalg~wll-bo receved by the" Board of Educaton, Borough of Red Bank, N. J,, for the heatng and ventlatng plant to be nstalled jn tho proposed Rver street school buldng.... Plans and specfcatons may be obtaned from.fred M. Truex, archtect, 70 Broadway, Now York, or Bed Bank, N. J. A depost of $f0.00 wll be requred, $7.00 of whch wll be refunded upon the return of plans and specfcatons n good condton. A certfed chock Tor per cent of the bd, drawn to. tho order of the Bourd of Educaton, Borough of Red Bojk^l^jJ^ must accompany all bds. The successful~btdher~tflll~be~te* Qured to^fjfensh a J)dnd_ to the amount of 25 per cent of bd, and fh addton a mantenance bond ot $2,500,00 for two years after complettor, to covor-alldefects.that may arse except natural wear and tear. All bda must be n possesson of the Board of Educaton on o.r before 7:45 P. M., Frday, October 9, 97, al;~whch tlmebds-wll-be-opened at the Mechanc street school. Proposals must be planly marked on outsde of envelope (Proposal for Heatng, and Ventlatng Plant n New Rver Street School.) The Board reswves the rght to reject-any or~ull-bds.^ an affecton of the operaton for throat. k Abury Park Banker Honored. Henry C. Wnsor, presdent of "the Asbury Park and Ocean Grove bank, has been apponted natonal counclor to represent New Jersey bankers on the natonal chamber of commerce. Enjoyed Auto Trp., Mr. and Mrs. Summerfcld Bard, Mm. Charles E. Brown, Mss Florence Nastasu anl Raymond Brown of Long Branch enjoyed an automoble trp to Gettysburg, Pennsylvana, last week. Bg Shark! Caught. Two sharks weghng ubout 500 pounds each were caught by the Woolloy fshery a*,bradlcy Beach last week. Both sharks were sent to tjew Yolk, where they- wll be used for food. Ded of Brght. Dlease. Elzabeth C. Errctaon Mrs. of Freehold ded Sunday of last week at th f 88 Bht d the y of. 88 years. Blghts dsth f dth M g. ys. ghts ds ease was the cause of death. Mrs. Errckson n survved by one daughter. Wheelmens Club Entertaned. The Wheelmens club of Asbury PSTlrwITemreTtaned Tuesday nght of.last week by Dr. Wllam A. Robnson, the new presdent. About sxty members enjoyed the affar. Gft for Fellow Employee. E. Godfrey b fy hphg Loeb company of Matawan receved a leather travelng bag from hs fellow employees last week. Mr. Weller has taken a new poston. Brown Allgor. Mss Lllan Brown of Nepturnrefryand Lews Allgor of West Belmar wero marred Sunday of last week at Ocean Grove by Rev. J. D. Blls. The couple wll lve at Belmar. Ocean Grove Boy Transferred. Clfford M. Fogarty of Ocean Grove, who joned a squadron of cavalry at Washngton, has been.transferred nto federal servce and has been apponted < sergeant. Returned to State^Hosptal. ftjhe state hosptal at Trenton tht"^ ^j hojj recently wthout f d t J h returned to the hosptal, Matawan Farm Sold. _ Danel Osterwess has sold hs Ravne farm--ut_mata\saj_tajolnkut^ Imve a truck \my bult fur Ito he can use t for buutness purposes. On Red Cross Commtted. Wllam C. Gallagher, Major James T. Tomkns and Mlton T. Kamn of Asbury Park have been named charman of commttees for Red Cross work. Blnd Evangelst Comng. Rev. Thomas Houston, the noted blnd evangelst,.wll conduct a seres of servces at Smpson Memoral church at Long Branch, begnnng November 4th; A Fshng Trp. Augustus Robbns, Frank B. Prce, Charles A. Spauldntr, Wlton Crag and Charles Haverstraw of Allentown enjoyed a fshng trp on Barnegat bay laat week. Belmar Man Transferred. Arthur Conover of, Belmar, who has been manager of the Atlantc and Pacfc store at Perth Amhoy, has been transferred by Lu- company to Asbury Park. Death of Aged Man. Henry B. Colt of Belmar ded at the Sprng Lake hosptal Tuesday of last week of dropsy. He was 82 years old and s survved by a wdow and two chldren. Butcher Serously Cut. Fred Ely, a Freehold butcher, suffered a severe cut on hs hand last week whle carryng a pece of meat. Several sttches close the cut. were requred to Bt- Addton to Hotel. Plans have been made for an addton of 64 rooms to the Essex and Sussex hotel at Sprng Lake. The addton wll be completed befdre next summer., DogAttacks Crl. Henretta Schnnekenlers, a Long Branch grl, aged eleven years, was attacked by a dog last week and waa badly btten on the ankle. The wound was cauterzed. Takes Ttle to Hotel. Olver H. Brown of* Sprng Lake has sgned the fnal papers for the purchase of the I-eghton hotel at Pont Pleasant, whch he conducted ths summer.., - Workng at Sandy Hook. Mss Lotte Brtton has gven Tp her job as casher n Jacob Sten-" bachs store at Long Branch and s now workng for the government at Sandy Hook. -. Freehold Man to Wed., Announcement has been, made of the engagement of Mss Carolne M. R U h r H l b P d J h E. Lard, son of Joseph T. Lard, Jr.; of Freehold. Job n New York Bank., Leroy B. Tuttje has gven up hs job as bookkeeper n the Asbury Park and Ocean Grove bank und has taken a job wth the Fedeaf reeorvejjankat New York.. ^^~ Asbury Parker on Football Team. Frst Leutenant Eugene Rockafellar of Asbury Park has been made left tackle on the offoes, football teahr at Camp McClellat, Annston, Alabama... Wrtng for Sportng Magazne. Leonard Hultof Ocean Grove has been engaged as. assocate edtor of The Belmar borough councl has sold another of the swans from the ake to Edward Voorhees of Englshtown for?j!5. Polceman on Vacaton. Charles Matthews, a member of the Ocean Grove pojce force, s enjoyng a two weeks vacaton at Provdence, Rhode Island, Belmar Place Sold. Hram Downes of Belmar has sold hs house to Mrs. Elzabeth Knck of Marlboro, who has already taken possesson. Edtor of School Paper. * Phl Meyer has been chosen as edtor of the paper whch s publshed by the pupls of the Long Branch hgh school. Job at Sandy Hook.. - Mss Grace Morton of Bradley Beach has taken a government job at Sandy Hook and s boardng at Long Branch.. Freehold Grl n College. Mss Andcrcne Ward, daughter of Mrs. R..N. Ward of Freehold, s attendng a grls college at Cambrdge, Mass. lome from.hosptal. v Mrs. Rchard Potte of Englshtown has returned from a Trenton hosptal after undergong a serous operaton, Trp to Mane., Dr. Wllam L Thompson of Asbury Park s on a trp to Schoodc, Mane, He wll be gone untl about November st :.-- -:: :,^7.._- Recoverng f pm Injury.. Mrs. Sarah L. Conover Df Asbury Park s recoverng from an njury sustaned recently n-a-falwrom a porch. Belmar Property Sold. James P. Burke of Belmar has bought the,e. W\ Morrs house at that place and wll soon move nto t- Operaton for Appendett, Mss Lllan Hankns of Snthburg jjnderwent an operaton for appendct at a. Trenton~lt5SptaHastrw?.ek; New Tree Doctor... Charles Wells of Seabrght, who Has. been makng a study of tree doctorng, wll open an offce thfs wnter. Injured Whle Vstng. Mrs! Harrson Pullen of Clarksbusg T T J r f c h t l whle John Mullgan-of Long-Branch,. 4h.e sportng._ njagaznojfeld and Stream. Mr. HuttTs an auteokty~6tr -mglng, cher of Perth Aboy, who wll soon nary move to the place. Mr. Osterwess wll move to New Yprk. Adng Food Admnstrator. Mrs. L. Gl -Starks, wlo has-been vstng her sster; Mrs. E. ; L. Keth of Asbury Park, hnsfroe to Jj!oftoJL l.tq.. take charge of a Korean grls sem- _^James Green of Long Branch a-bdfood conservaton bureau, by sendng hm weekly reports aa to retal prces on food at Long Branch. Grange Buys a Pano.. The Adelpha grange has bought a pano from Harold StlwcU of Freehold. Some of the lodges whch hold BOARD OF EDUCATION, B roug h of Red Bank. CHAS. AT MINTON; Secretary. SRERHTS SAtE. By vlrtuo of a wrt otfl. la., to m«dlrectol,-(m!»ued out of the Court of ChanceryOf tue State of New Jersey, wll ht expo»qd to. Hale nt publc vendue, on WEONJJSDAV, THE SKVENTEKNTH BArOF OCTOBHIl, 97, batween -the lourfl. of 2:00 oclock nnl 6:00 oclock (nt l;lo ncloclo, In tlo nttornoon of Bald lny, tt the Olobe hotel. Hud Hunk, In tht BproUKh of led BmU, county of Mon- JUbntl,_Ne\V..Jersey,; All that tract or purcnl or lana aha premses leroaftfr Datloulorly do-.scrbed, sltuato, lylnu nnd lolng In th«knrakl of Full- HnveH. n tlo county of Monmouth uul St;te of New Jersey, BefflnnllllT at u Hlalo Htnnllnff In the easterly allo of an avenuo leadlns Irora tc Uunlc HIH,]I Ocoant! raad to land ot ltattln, whch nveul IH forty feet In v-ldtl, unlt Ktnlto IWIIIB dstant nfty foot Houtlorly nlonc the road from tlc south* weat enrner of land owned by Robert Chandler; tlencc () north, sxty-four deprech ttn mln\teo eftat. falcl course I0IK pnrnllol wth tlo southern lne of JUobortXIftmdlcra Jund nforeoald to the center of Fourth Crook, so called, the llutaucc blnk nvc hullurcd feet, more or. lew; thence (-) bcglnlne at the aforcnud lcbtnnlr pont uuf runnng Houthorly along tlo eubtorly ade of sold uvenfe, ffty feot to \ atalo; thenco (3) north, Hlxty-fmr decrees ten mnutes oaat, sad courko beln? pnttcl wth ue flr.t course, flvo lundrpl feet, mora QJ- OH«, to Ilo center of Fourth Creek, no ctllctl; theneo (4> n a northerly drecton Alolft tho renter of tl«creek to tle cndhk pont of tho tlrat oourbe, bo tlt UlHtnco whut It may. Together wth tho nnnurtounnoea and leoaltanonth thoremto bolonglnf?, Tha.pnroftl - of land above descrbed wll bo sold In tho followng manner nnd order, namely: All of snld parcel exceptng therefrom the porton of It do- Hcrlbod an follows: loelnulng at a pont n Ilo northerly lne of lot No. 7 aa Hhown on a mm pntltlel "Mftp of Pronorty of MufuH H..Mrrtt am Warrn ft. Smock at Ialr Ilavcu,.Tun. 4, 904," sad pont belnr ll»lnnt 230.S ft. easterly along Bald lne, from the onsterly llao of lluin rul; thonc) () Knuthwenterly, --. the easterly lno of llattln road, ncnmre along: the southerly lne of Bald lot No, 27; tfence (l!) N. 0 lcbrefn 0 K. (as the needle ponted Jan. l,k>4) along the southerly lno of I^o 27, ^4.3 ft., mure or lca., to tho center of Fourth Crook; thenco (5) northerly nlonp the eenu»r Hue of Fourth Creek ft. to tln> tnrthorly lne of Lot No. 27; mourn (I) H. o degroon II) \V. alon? notlply lneof l.ot 27, 27 I rt., more or los.s, to tle placo of lcklnnlk. r nl or the money drected to bo made by Bald executon I* not mulo by nch Hlle of unlt porton of the mortffnjjad nrmnlsoh. tlen the porton uf tlo mort- Mgol pronlow oxcotd from tho mlt of tho lrul trnct and lunt Uorelnbofer* UcHcrlbod wll be Hold. Holzort aw tho prnputy of ArthurC3, Wltllum), ct nl, lken In executon nt the mlt of llenjmn J. lurker, nnd to be ^od by COItNEMUS, DArtKALOW. -n5d. w. rorn so-r. Bherln Uatod Boptembor t»3b.o.) Gunnng Notces. Gunnng sgna nrntod on musln, 50 cents per dozen; prnted on durable cardboard. 25 cents per dozen, nt,tho Regster ofllco. Advertsement. Hampton Ireland...:.. Mrs. Isetta E. Hampton of Ocean Grove and Danel H. Ireland of West OceBn-Gfoye-were-marred-Saturday. Tveet~Ht~6aean GrOvfrby- Blls.. - Freehold House leased. Charles H. Sanford has leased Samuel C. Cowarta house at Freehold for two months. Mr.-and Mrs. Cowart wll spend that tme In Trenton. meetngs" help pay for the pano. Goes to Army Camp;- > r Julus. Dttmar of FYfeetfold has gone to the army camp at Petersburg, Va,, where he wll be engaged n secretaral work n connecton wth the Chrstan assocaton. A s b u r y P a r k e r W e d s.. - John Comer, Jr.. of Asbury Park, and Mss Mary Frarey were marred Monday of last week by Rev. Thomas Roche._.The cojpu wll start housekeepng: n Asbury. ParK Ded froroj Comumptlon..George Morrs of Long Branch ded last Frday after a long sckness from, consumpton. Mr. Morrs was 40 years old and s survved by a sster, Mrs. Harvey C, Felder, Returned to Texas. Raymond Everett and famly hove returned to Austn, Texas, after spendng the summer at Belmar. Mr. Everett s a teacher of archtecture n the Unversty of Texas. Aged Woman Dead. Mrs. Elzabeth C. Errckson of ManaBquan ded Sunday of last week at tho ago of 89 years. Mrs. Errckson was a wdow.. She s survved by a brother and a sater. Cruse Up the Hudson, Dr. nnd Mrs. J. Turner Rose, Mr. and Mrs. Wllam Pu(?h and T. B. Morgan of Asbury Park are enjoyng n cruse up the Hudson rver n Dr. Roses cabn cruser. New Mal Carrer. Joseph Worth s now drvng tho mal bus betweon Allentown and YmWHle. Ho succeeds George L. 9tlle, who s workng at the Allentown power house. Recoverng from Paralyss. George It. Wllnms, who s employed by the Consoldated gas company at Long Branch, IB recoverng front a stroke of paralyss, :whcl he suffered recently. * New Grocery Store. The James Butler grocery company of Now York hus opened a branch store nt Matawan. Edward Healy of MaUwun s mannger of the store. Matawan Woman Geta Offce. Mrs, Frtz Weber of Matawan has been elected a member of tho executve commttee of the Monmoutl county Sunday-school assocaton. Auto Upsets. Horace Lex of Ely ran hs automoblo ugalnst a ralroad crossng gate at Freehold lust week and the machne was upset. Mr. Lex was not hurt. Adc-IpHa Man Buys Auto. Amos Hulso of Adolpha has bought a now runabout automoble. He wll Mr. and Mrs. Vanderveer Garrell of JjonjLBranch had a surprse party KIonday/fgHt oflasfweek ncelebraton of ther 22d annversary. Want Pastor to Return. T g K j j of Asbury Methodst churchof Long Branch has nvted Rev. Lesle L. Hand to return as pastor for the thrd year. Doctor to Resume Practce. Dr. Leroy Close of Matawan, who ffltve up. hs dental practce some tme open an offce at Keyport. Job wth Gas Company. Mss Mldred Proctor of Long Branch s a new clerk n the order department of the Consoldated gas company at Long Branch. Lonr Branch Grl n College. Msa Rebecca Flock, daughter of John W. Flock of Long Branch, has entered Doucher college at Baltmore for a f,t\vo years course. Manasquan Mans New Job. Leon A. Harvey of Manasquan has gven up hs job at Jersey Cty and wll work for the Standard ol company nt Clearmont, N. J. Letter Carrer Answers Call. Edwn Conover, a letter carrer nt Belmar, left last week for Cty Island to jon tho naval reserve n whch he enlsted some tme ago. Potato Theves Busy. The garden of Albert Lmng of Manasquun WHK vsted by theves one nght last week and they dug up 25 hlls of sweet potatoes. Heavy Yeld of Potatoes. Ots F. VnuDrunt of Adelphh hus harvested nenrly eght barrels of potatoes from a bushel of seed he planted n hs garden, Ralroad Man Transferred. Wllam KCIT has been transferred by the Pennsylvana ralroad from Howell, where he has been for.several years, to Trenton. Now a Naval Reservaton. The Marcon wreless staton nt Belmar a now a naval reservaton of the Unted States and s beng used an u recevng staton. Vsts Western Fort. J. K. Smnnyon of Belmm* has been on a trp through the West, durng whch he mde a vst to Fort Snellng, near Mnneapols. Jab wth Metal Company. Horace E, Spcnrs of Brooklyn s workng for tho Magnola motal company of Matnwan nnd a boardng wth Mrs. M. E. Hayward. Farmers Buy Tractors. Lows Crag of Tenncnt anl Roben Moore of. jlelpfea have eacfc bought a tractor wth whch they wll do ther fall plowng. Increase n Tax Rate. The tax- rate of Bradley Beach for ths year wll be $3.9 for?,00(i of assessment. Ths "s an ncrease of $2.33 over last year. Returns to Baltmore, Mrs. Samuel Bower has returned to Baltmore after spendng the summer wth her daughter, Mr$. Frank S.Cbttrcll of Matawan. J For Blous Troubles That heavy headache, torpd lver, sck Stomach, btter taste n mouth, furred tongue, dull eyes and muddy skn, all come frorh a poor, supply of ble. These unhealthy condtons are t l t d j b f ECHMS PIUS whch stmulate the lver, regulate the flow of ble, sweeten the stomach, and renew healthy bowel acton. A household remedy approved by sxty years of publc servce. For every-day llnesses, Beechams Plls are a tested Remedy UTRMI 3.. ef A>r M«d.cU«la the World. 3*4 vr _nrwh«r«. Ia t»xm( IQe.. 2Ete. RED BANK^N-J. I Sell Real Estate I Rent Cottages I Wrte Insurance "Monmouth County Farms W. A. HOPPING TRUEX BUILDING BROAD STREET RED BANK, N. J. D T lrwr. Buldtar, tuxnm na c But Bttk. KrJ. O(!k» Hours, 8.30 to C. BtUnsys 8:30 to 2 BUM.. R OBERT PIERCE, LICENSED AUCTIONEER. Besdence 49 Whte, Red Bank. Telephone B6. I/ILLIAM H. FOSTEU,»» clerk.ndmanurer of Pu AUCUDOKI Suppled. P. O. Adlf««. Estontcyn, fj. J. M F. TETLEY. t NOTAKY PUBLIC MMIBS0NEH OK D NOTAKY PUBLIC and COMMIBS0NEH OK DEEDS. R O. WILLGUSS COUKSELIOH AT LAW (New Jersey and New York B»r» Offce.: 2 Brood Strret, Ked Bank. N.. 20 nroa*w, Ne«York Cty. M D K. HAKOLD A. TILTON, SURGEON DENTIST. GrsdaateUnlvenltyofP«nns»Wsnls. Buccessot J D T b I. ; S Wo. suroaoo * fc. Offce hours: 8 A. U.K> 6.20 P. M. Evsrr Da» except Saturdays. QEO. McC. TAYL0B ; I( ^R. l 8 Esner Bulldlng^BrwdBt,,^J Banlc N.. j^"oektjdickson, MHHMHNINHtlNHm J y vstng relatves at MarTosquan; : On.A Western Trp. Wayne Cadwallader, propretor of a drug store at Seabrght, s enjoyng a trp through the western states. Enters Naval Servce. n Rchard Brown, son of- Lews Brown of Ocean Grove, has entered the naval, servce as a yeoman. j I 364 W. 34tb Street, new Torn cty. HURO Stenmetz of Adelpha has WovglTttrJersey Cty, where-hejas-a job as a^atrter"and decoratft New Boolc for Lbrsryr _...The_EnklahtaHaLJbrary.-h»a_lSO. new books,whsh were gven to the l B l e h l H ^ f d v Move Operator. " - Paul H. Mtchell has "taken a job as movng pcture operator n the Broadj>vfheater at Long_Branch. Mrs; James E. Terry of. Asbury ^afk s spendng a month wth her sste" at Danvlle, Vrgna., Wll Sns; n New Yrlc. Beroy B. Duffeld of Asbury Park has taken a poston as tenor solost Jn_n HUB YnvV l-vlrfh. Lve wth Aunt. r-^kare Soden^of-Englsj gone to Bordentown to lve wth her aunt, Mr3. S. Danley.. Sck wth Ptomane JRosonng, Mrs. Robert Stelle of Allentown has been lad up wth an attack of ptomane posonng. Recoverng from Paralyss. ; Edward Frey of Asbury Park, who was recently strcken wtjlps?al3[ss s-sloady recoverng. Freehold Houst Sold. Frank N, VanBrunt of New Yorkhas bought one of Mrs. Leonora Elys houses at Freehold. Autost Bresk Arm. Wllam Anderson of Smthburg broke hs arm w^le crankng an automoble Ia3t week A Trp to New England. Chester Packer of Seabrght s on a ten days trp through the New England states. m It pays to advertse n The Regster. N OUT The Struggle Dscourages Many. a Ctzen of Red Bank. Around all day wth an achng back, «Cant rest at nght; Enough to make any one "gve out." Doans Kdney Plls arc helpng thousands. They are for kdney backache; And other kdney lls. Here s Red Bank proof of ther mert: Aaron Smock gardener, 0 Bor- Een Place, aays; "My kdneys were n such bud shape I had to get up often durng-tle nght to pass the secretons. My back washo lame thnt when I sat clown I had to place both hands on the arms of the char to get up. Even then, I had to reman partly stooped over, Mornngs, I could baldly bend or straghen and the dull pan across my kdneys took away lfy strength and ambton. Poans Kdney Plls cured me, regulatng my kdneys and makng my Back strong." Prce 00c, at all dealers. Dont smply ask for a kdney remedy get Doans Kdney Plls the same that Mr. Smock hnl. Fostor-Mlburn Co,, Mfgrs, Buffalo, N. Y. Sweater Coats 75c $.00, $.25, $.50 to $7.00 H ftl Csmn 9 Broad St. N. OUPP. Red Bank Wall-BoUe- Horse, Stable and Cattle Manure Dred, Pulverze! or Shadltt, LARO-LY HTTMUa.. Ths manure Is odorless and e.v ceptonally nutrtous. Florsts, I l^anlscape Gardenera and Growers Tavo" ubtalned wonlerful roeults. I Also usert for grass, ltwn, vege table and flower gardens, potted l plants and all tarmng. purposes.! - A Lastng Plant Food, to be mxed wth sol or used separately, I promotng Ue growth of every class 6 vegetaton., n Bags, Bulk or Box Cars. Call or-wrte for your supply at L-onco, so as to assure shpment. IMMWIMIt TWenty-Frsl Year. LEROY PLACE, - RED BANK. -THE- Shrewsbury Academy Monday, September 24 AU school studes ncluded n the course. ^Preparaton for any college. Prmary classes..forfurthar nfor* maton kndly consult the prncpal, H. C. TALMAGE, A. M., 87 Branch Avenue. Auto Vans and Express Now. that movlrjfr tme Is near I am prepared to do your next movng ol furnture, panos or baggage, to all parts ot cty or country, n the largest padded vans In Red Bank. Before you have your next movng" done, "wrte, send or c_rrrsrre~otly Tellable "f urnlturotnover In town, and get my prces on your net Job. All knds of heavy or lght truckng-done, at short notce..-calloladdres J. T. ECAN, U Wall Street, Red Bank Redentc phone 24-J Offce phone 539-R IO WHARF AVENUE. Cylnders Reground aspecalty Lathe Work and Alumnum Brazng Automoble Engne Parts Duplcated Specal Prces on Ford Cars GEO. GRILLIER 4 Mechanc Street NEW JERSEY CENTRAL TRAINS LEAVE RED BANK For New York. Nnwork and Elzabeth at m3:8. E:60, m6:30,6:s8, "7:06, "7:9.7:47.(7:52 Newark). 7:66. "*:26. 9:4. l :OG, :24 a. m.: 2:30.2:<«. -AH. 427, 7:32, s8:2. 859, 9:08, p.m. Sunday^8:5S, H:B0 o. m.; :IG, :K. 7:20, 7:8. 8:S8, S*B_.5S For Freehold vt IlaUwan at 7:36. 9:4. _ n. m.. 4:27 p m. Sundays 9:3" a. m.; Mt. BM p. m. For I_kewood, LokehurBt, etc.. at 6:45.0:0 &. m.; B2«6, 3«2. 4:43, 6:3 p. m. Sundys 8:6, :0, a. m.:3:39p, m. For Atlantc Cty at 6:45. 0:0 a.m.; B2:0C, 4:43 p.m. Sundays :0 a. m., 8:39p. m. m Monday only. New York only.. s Saturday only. CHARLES PARKER, PIANO INSTRUCTION Onranlstof St. Marke Church, Brooklyn. Vl.ts Red B«nk Morayn and Thunray,. Pano LesnonB UltuttKsrt Hethodl.> ol»o The 9ludy of H«nn_r Address 40BaJelTerK>n Arenue, Brookln. D R. HAKOLD J. STOKES, DENTAL SURGEON Successor to Dr. Fr»nk Lee. 54 BroadSteet, Enncr Buldnjr, lu>oma4, Band 6. ORVcc Hours K:30 tu &:(0 oclock. C M. CONK. H. AUCTIONEER. Prompt attenton to «" Mle» of fsrm stock. erchandlbe and pmml Btjperty. - P. O. AddreBB. I(M Borden Street R«l BsnU.. Aaod*. treated "^orum (o,d.u-tw_»l TelephoneMl- Eatontown.N. J. E RNKST A. A.KEND, ABCHITECT. 06 W. <»*!»r«et. Mew Y"^ ^.rn^.oadls.wnlcn. Dpecalletln country work. Telephone Connectons. TOHW S. APPLEGATE & SON, *J COUNSE-LOBS Al LAW, BuUdlnx, ll" t Broad Btnas, OBces: W EABT F8QWT Snt-W. LTON BEEOIAN, snd Saturd j_q Bra- Btfcefc-4 R. VV. W. THOMPSON, DENTAL SURGEON 2d Nafl Bsnk BuUdlnB,. B^ * D K. WILLIAM ROSE, DENTIST.: Bnceeasor to Dr. R. P. Boro. G»e ndnnlbtered. 80 BROAD STREET.. BED B_K_. n. t. * CTrafEMGlNBER AND SVBVISr-^. Room 7. Pattsrson BuldnavBrosd; flpst, TIED BAHK. M. J, ^. 94 Broad Street. Red Bsnk, N. J. GralMte«f Krksvllle. OSTEOPATH.. Telenhone.3. Second Natonal Bank BaUdr* EoomB 8 and 9 rvm js-cr»wek«raw To Leonore UancSe SforEn. By vrtue of an ordev or the court OB Chancery of New Jersey, made on ths, day~o _tha,_.ate hereof, n a oertaa cause wheren John Thoroas Martn, Jr.< s peltbner. ard you are defendant, you are reflured to appear ana answer to petltonc.ra petton on or before ths nneteenth day of November, next. or. u default thereof, sacl decree wll b«taken aganst you as the Clancellos shall thnk equtable and )U8t. The object of sad sut Is to obtan decree of dvorce, dssolvng tha mar-, rage between you ana the sala petl«tjf BEnrot Solctor of Pettoner. ^OBdt^R* Hegster want advettsemente art satsfsn^ the wants of hundreds of people every week. Theres a reason. > They get results. Ther prce,,._b cents for 30 words, puts them wtha reach of everybody. Advertaemaat. N EW YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAILROAD. TIBM Table In effect October th, 97. TRAINS LEAVE RED BANK For Newark and Ntrw York : » M (New York only), ", 82S<N««r York only). 8 3D. St (No«York anl Mondays only). S 4. C8. <New York only). 24.«.m.j 225 (New York only). <& ««. 49 (New York only) U. 60^.*.»I (Saturdoy»onlj> P. m. Sunduya: 8S , 60_m.;r33, ,7, J4. 80,8 40, p.m. For Lour Brsnel, Asbnrr Psrk, Ocean Grow. Pont FleaMnt~nH nmrmedut*»t«uor,s;jm (MondsyBexeepttd).BM.600,9 42.0CTa.BU 222. _67. It* (Saturdays only). 57, IM (aaturdayn only), 2 43 Batudajs only). 4 SO, 6 40.:(Saturday exoepted), tt P. m. Sundays: »» 37,0 K, n. m.: 222,265. S p.m. MERCHANTS STEAMBOAT CO. OF NEW IERSEY. TIMS TABLE IN EFFECT SEPTEMBER 24b. 97. Subeet to chsnee wthout notce. Steamer Sea Brd or Albertna Between Pler2J. foot of Frankln 6trwt, New York (Lanlnf at tho Ilatlrry to urto on and let os PwMenton onlj), and Hlehlands. Hshland Bcach.Occanlc. Locust Pont»nd RfO «an«. Telephon. Call 704 Frankln. New York. 423 Bed Bank. N,}. Htehlands Tolephonc 264, FOR RED BANK. Dally except Sunday, Lean Per 24. foot of Fronlln Street "... ave Battery Laodnjr.. P.U. 430 A.U. Leave Red Bank... FOR MEM YORK Dally except Sunday. A.M..M Locust Pont H " Oceana» Ul«h!andl» SUNDAVS. are Red Buk Lo«_tl)lt Oceanc. Hlhlanl Bt Hlhlanlll Arrvt Battery Landnr...,. SUNDAYS. Lean Per 24, foot of Frankln Street...,-. Leave Dattery Landlns; recurson tcket. CO cents. Snflo Far*. (Ocanta,., NOTICE- At BatUrr Landln, all elnaled trans tot uplo-n. lubprar for nptown.o tollroo_»a anl surtsm CAM and f errla to StaMn Island and BrooUjn. can In reached In two mmalm, TROLLEY CONNECTIONS. AT BIOBLAND3 va 3.0. T. Co., tot Btans Churth. NaveolnW, Atlants Hlthlods. D»l/o»4 Kasnsbunr, KarpoTt. Mkldlctown and ll«d Dank. AT BED DANK va M. C. E. Co., for Bhrenaburr. Eatontown, Lonn Branch and Am_» l». AT BBHV BANK»la J. C. T. Co.. f«falf Vlaw. HUMhUmn. M«Monwratl, Bal/atl, ««n». barst and Ksrp«ct. "SSMUII stteatlan srtra ta tba care of Barss* and Ofru

8 .., " v. Etgkt THE *M O BANK REGISTER Fall Openng., Oct. 3, to and Includng Saturday, Oct. 20. How quckly we become accustomed to new condtons. Prces for merchandse that we consdered hgh a few years ago, would now appear nconcevably cheap. Not many of our ncomes have kept pace wth, ncreasng costs. It s necessary for most of us, and advsable for all, to practce f economy. " The Stenbach Store s ready to assst you wth the-most magnfcent economes. The Fall Openng s the occason.". Buyers have spent months n gatherng specals whch are offered from Saturday, October 3th, to and ncludng Saturday, October 20th. Womens Talored Suts Extraordnarly Low n Prce. Suts _oj a!ljvyoolp_oj!ln, jn_the jnost. desred-shades-of-the-seaspn,- three-quarter length coats and smart plan talored skrts shrred nto belt. Very specally prced at $4.95. ~ ~~.Attractve Blouses. $5.95. : : v.... " ",.. Gowns. Gowns of nansook, made slpover a style, trmmed wth val or.flet lats ahd-hnserlos, -rbbon run at neck. Specal at $.0$ and $.25. Envelope ChemseT" Made of nansook, trmmed~back and front wth lace or embrodered ogandy,rbbon run. Specal at $.00 and $.50. Combnatons. New slp-n combnatqns,_jo_ butt6ns7trnmed~wtf lace, rbbon n strpps over jduulrwa. Specalat $.25 and $.98. Camsoles. Camsoles, made of wash satn or crepe de chne, prettly trmmed. Specal at $.9., Japanese Jackets. - Qulted Japanese jackets, szes 34 to 48, value $2.00. Specal Imtaton. ermne fur sets for the -kddes>-cute round-muff and stole collar, value $4.00. Specal at $2.95. t- W. Shetland and zephyr wool A Mllnery Specal. sweaters, deep salor collar, wde plan belt- or sash tes, value $0.00. Very specal at $8.00. Ostrch feather bands-.wth two tps (n black).,very specally prced at $J,50. _... Sale of Slk Pettcoats. Smart tucked flounce of hgh grade taffeta,.slk Jersey top, n all the newest shades, ncludng beet root, wstera, gold, green, rose, navy and copen, value$4.00, Specal at $ Smart Serge Dresses. Plan talored models, made n exclusve styles, regular and hgh wast lnes are featured as s also the tuxedo collar, the colors are browj, plum and navy, value $9.50.-Specal at $ Hgh Grade Furs. Anmal scarfs of Japanese fox, madp of fne selected skns, value $ Very specal dt $6.75. t Handsome French lynx canteen muffs, value $0.00. Specafat $6.75., Chldrens Storm Outfts.. Made of tan waterproof materal, consstng of coat and hnt, szes 8 to 5 years, value $5.00. Specal at $3.76. Womens Hosery. Womens slk lsle hose, Onyx brand, black only, 65c. par. Womens medum weght hose, n black and whte, 25c par. Chldrens medum weght hose, n black, fne rbbed, all szes, 5 V to 9%, 25c par. Boys hose, heavy weght, fne rbbed, n black, szes 7 to 0, 3 par for $.00. Specal Sales n Art Embrodery and Jewelry. Womens Shoes. Includng fancy colored noveltes, n lace.or button models. The colors are gray, champagne and many combnatons; also plan "black, brown and whte shos (broken szes). "Values -up to $2,00. Very -FEtel-T-$4-65r: - Wash Goods. Strped madras shrtng, fne qualty, excellent range of; patterns, 36 nches wde. Very spe*. cal at 9c."per yard. Mercerzed popln, 27 nohes wde, full range of colors, ncludng black and whte. Specal at 28c. per yard. New fall wool plads, 36 nches wde, ^one-halfwool, sutable for Pretty blouses of organde, strped vole, lawn, madras, trmmed ««l-]aoe-an<m>mb udy y, ulttrewtfcrdelg: Very specally prced at $ Unusual blouses of vole, lawn and organde, ncely trmmed-wth fne lace osj embrodery, also plan talored models, neatly tucked, all szes, value $2,25. Specally prced at $.79. Beautful blouses of" georgette crepe or crepe de chne. The georgette crepe blouses are n flesh, maze and whte, large collar JHUL pretty cuffs, trmmed wth wde flet lace. Tbe c: r3 are n flesh_orjwhte^^adelvrth-fn6-claste^rt ; at 69c. per yard.- _...- ate7wth large salor ""collar, hemsttched. All specally prced at $2.95. Slk a"hd.cotton crepe de chne, at 59c. per yard. Slt warp popln, 36 nches Important Sale of Sport Skrts. wde, n Russan green, brown, taupe, blue r new-rose r copen, Burgundy and black. Specal at $.00 : New-nOTdeJ5~aeveloped n popln, chedda cloth, velour checks and eerge, stunnng wde belt and novelty pockets, value $8.00. Specal at peryard. ". Chffon, vole, plan, colors, 38 nches wde. Specal at 29c. per" Apron gngham, n blue~and whte checks only. Specal at per yard. Extra <t qualty_b] nches,w$»le, 500 yards Ifat). Very specalat 9c. per yard, ftk Whte Goods. Englsh -Longcloth, by the pece, 36 nches wde, 2 yards to the jec«r Vesy-epeeal «t-$l.-fls-a pece; 36 nches.wde, $.95 a puce. Nansook, by the pece, 36 nches wde, 2 yards to the pece. Very specal at $<7? a pece. Dotted swss, 36 nches wde, medum ezefdot on excellent qual- -ty Swss* Veryvspecal atr-wct^ per yard." -Whte organde, 28 nches wde, cal at 4c per yard. Whte Inda lnon, 40 nches wde, fne close weave, no dressng; Specalst 9c. per yard/ Fancy whte embrodered, vole, 40 nches wde, new desgns. Specal at 59c. per yard. Whte dr ss^jno J _ 36_.ncBes lnen, Knt UnderweaO ~- Womens medum weght vests and pants, "Merode" brand, ankle or knee length, pants, long-or short length sleeves, 65c. a garment. Medum weght unon suts, "Merode" brand, all szes, $.25. Chldrens fleeced lned vests and pants, 35c. a garment. -Corset-Specasr Stylsh.Stout the corset for the stout.fgure, szes 27 to 36; specal szes ordered from 36 to 48. Specally prced at $6.50. La Vda, all good models, $3.50, _$5,fQ_and_$6.0O..- Topless.corsets for small women, $.00, $.25 and $,50. Brassers. ".Brassers, szes 36 to 50. cal from50c. up. Spe- Rbbons Reduced. Fve and sx-nch warp prnt rbbon. Specal at 25c. per yard. Eght-nch Roman strpe and Dresden rbbon, value $.25 and $.50. Specal at 89c. per yard. (Lmted quantty). Handkerchefs. Colored ntal handkerchefs, 6 Statonery. Patrotc statonery, one qure boxes, values 50c. and 75c. Specal at 29c. and 39c. A lmted quantty of travelers "samples. Specally prced from 25c. upward. Extra fne statonery, boxes slghtly soled from steamer, pnper n perfect condton. Prced at -3 oft regular prce. The-InfarShopr" Infants whte dtesses, made of nansook, embrodered yoke, val lace trmmed. Specally prced at 89c. and $.00. Slps 6 months, and 2-year szes.... Chldrens flannelette sleepng garments, nght drawers or gowns, szes 2to 2 years,, 75c. and 98c. Boudor Caps. Lace and rbbon trmmed, cal at 50c. Spe- Velng. Hexagon mesh velng, n assorted colors ard black, 2}jc. yard; whte Shetland velng, 8c. yard,- -., Drug Specals. Pnlm Olve soap, 0c. a cake. Kolynos tooth paste, 9c. Cutcura soap, 7c. Mennens talcum powder, 3c. The Beauty Shop. Wavy swtches of dependable qunlty hnr, n varous shades. Prced at $2.00 nnd $2.98. All around and half transformatons, n excellent qualty har, Prced at $5.00 and up. Candy Specal. Mrror broken candy, at 3Oc. per pound. Specal Womens Gloves. ( Womens two-clasp whte chamosette gloves, black and self embrodered, 85c. par. Womens heavy weght gray chamosette gloves, two-clasp, $.25 par. Womens two-clas; chamos gloves, whte $.50.. Womens French k two-clasp, whte, tan $2.00 par. Slk and Woole Fabrcs. washable r natural, Black satn, 35 nches wde, value $.75 per yard. Specal at $.48 per yard. Chffon taffeta, street and evenng shades, 35 nches wde, value $.50. Specal at $.9 per yard. Lousne satn, 35 nches wde (50 shades to select from). Specartr$r75 per yard. ~ ~~ Chffon taffeta, excellent qualty, -35 nches wde, $.75 per yard. Imperal satn, new shades, 35 nches wde, $2.50 per yard. Serge, sponged and shrunk, n navy, green, brown, copen, garnet, black, purple, cream and all wanted shades, value_jj,50 t _Spe=. cal at $OS per yard. Wool popln, complete assortment of colors, 40. nches wde, value $.75, Specal at $.25 per yard. Crepe popln, a new fabrc, 38 nches wde. Specal at $.75 per yard. Storm - serge, sponged and k j j y l ^ wdc, value $2.00. Specal at $.50 per yard.... Xrcaraa-clothf-44-nches wth?," all new shades. ^Specal at $.75 peryard. New Fall Flannels. Bleached dotet flannel, 27 nches wde, very fne heavy fleeced. Specal at J_4c. jrer yard. nches wde, heavy qualty, Spe- cal at 22c. yard.. Strped outng flannel, 27 nches 65c., 7Sc. and $*00 up per yard. Also 40 nches, 45 nches and 54 nches, at specal prces. wde. fne-qualtyr-pnkr-th mll crossbar Xxm^X nches blue strpes. Specal at 6c. per yard. wde. Specal at 9c.; and 25cr Robe flannel, 28 nches wde, per yard. heavy qualty, desrable patterns, 48c per yard. flowered- kmono -flannel, "28 nches wde, Ducklng fleece, Mlton velour, etc., best grades. Specal at 9c. per yard. Scotch wool flannel wastng, 28 nches wde..specal at 29c. per yard Vyella flannel, 32 nches wde, steam shrunken, pretty strpes, n pnk, tan, blue and black. Specal at $.00 per yard,. Wool skrtng flannel, 27 nches JHde SpecaL.at~29c.,-3Bcr-.and- 50c. per yard; 32 nches wde, 75c. per yard: 36 nches wde, $.00 per yard; Bed and Table Lnen. Pure lnen table damask. Specal at $.00, $.50, $.75, $2.00 ard $2.25 per yard. Pure lnen napkns. Specal at $2.50, $2.75, $3.00, $3.50, $4.50, $5.00 up to $37.00 per dozen. Pattern table cloths, all pure lnen, sze 70 nches x 70 nches, up to 90 nches x 44 nches. Specal at $3.75 up to $28.50 each. Pure lnen bleached crash towelng. Specal at 8c, 20c, 22c, 25c, 29c. and 39c. per yard. Glass towelng. Specal at 5c, 8c, 25c, 35c and 39c. per yard.. Pure lnen guest towelng, 5 nches wde, very fne qualty. Specal at 50c. and 65c per yard. Pure lnen guest towels, hemsttched, sze 5 ndes x 24 nches. Specal at 39c each. Other specals at 50c, 59c. nnd 75c each. Full sze crochet bedspread, Specnl at $.25, $.45 and $.95 each. Sngle bedspreads, crochet. Specal at $.25, $.75 and $ nch x 90-nch seamless sheets, excellent qualty (not more than 6 to a customer). Specal at 95c each. A Specal Sale of Crockery, Glassware, Housefurnshngs, Refrgerators, etc. The Store for Men. Suts.. " - Suts of mxed cashmere, all-wool fabrc, plan or belted models, ncely trmmed and well fttng garments. Specal at $6.50. Suts of, blue serge or flannel, some are plan back models, others are belted all-around, lower pockets are slashed, value $22*50. Specal at $9.50. Suts of brown" or gray cashmere, three-button mod«ls, closo fttng, slantng or patch pockets, one-half or full lned, a very smart model. Specal at $24,50. Overcoats. Coats of black kersey, 50 nches long, wth black astrakan shawl collar, qulted, satn lnng, a new model, value $27.00, Specal at $ Coats of dark blue materal, double breasted model, velvet collnr, yoke and sleeves, one-fourth satn lned, value $24:00. Specal at $9.50. Tourst coats of double faced materal, n gray or brown mxture, 50 nches long, full lned, belted all-around. Specal at $ Coats B 6f oxford gray, fly front, slghtly Torm-fttg,"medum shoulders, velvet collar, cdat~slk lned, a conservatve and dressy model. Specal at $ Shrts. Of woven or prnted madras, value $.50. Specal at 95c. Slk four-n-hands, all n&w and artstc patterns, value $.00. Specal at 75c. Hosery. Of heavy.wool, dark oxford nnd black only, value 35cr Specal at ~29c per par; ; : ~ Caps. Made of new cloths and n new patterns, value $.00 and $.50. Specal ot 89c. Unclerweafr Heavy fleece lned shrts nndrj drawers, natural color, value 75e. a garment. Specal at 55c. per garment. Mens rbbed fleeced lned shrts and drawers, ecru color, value 75c.. per garment. Specal at 55c. per garment. FOR BOYS. BOYS SUITS. Norfolk suts of lght or dark mxed cashmere, ncely.trmmed and -W.ell-fttngrBzos 8 to-7. Specal nt $ , Suts of serge or mxed tweed. Coats are made wth short double pleats on y«k»e, three-pece belt. Knckerbockers are full cut and lned throughout. Szes 7 to 7. Specal at $7.50, $0.00, $2.00 and $6.00. OVERCOATS. _....-_* «--- ^Overcoats of nxed padshn-bjrowh" or grajjobejrastedjnod-- ela," button Tp~Tftssyt~o~thTWclcrszeB 3To~5. Specal at $4.69., ( RAINCOATS. Boysjubberzed ran coats, double texture, clasp fastenng, szes UNDERWEAR. Shrts-and drawers, n cream or gray, szes 26 to 34. Specal at 45c. a garment. Unon suts, n whte or gray. Specal at $.00, $.50 and $ FURNITURE SALE. BEDROOM SUITE. ". ^ Four-pece vory enamel Jacobean bedroom sute, consstng of bureau, chffonner, two 3-ft 3-n. beds. Specal at $ SUN PARLOR SUITE.,. Fve-pece French gray sun parlor sute, upholstered n cretonne, consstng of settee, rocker, plan char, table wth glass top, table lamp, Specal at $ / PARLOR. SUITE.,.," Three-pece som mahogany sute wth tapestry cushons, consst-^ ng of settee, arm rocker and arm char. Specal at $ DINING ROOM SUITE. Four-pece Jacobean dnng room sute, consstng of bufle.chna case, extenson table and sd&jtabjor Specal at $ CHAIRS AND ROCKERS. Tapestry rockers. Specal at $3.98. ; Fumed, oak rockerb wth tapestry cushons;. Specal at $0.48. Fumed oak chars, tapestry cushons, Specal at $ Fumed oak rockers, Pantsoto cushons. Specal at $4.98. Fumed oak chars, Pantsote cushons. Specal at $4.98. FLOOR COVERING SPECIALS. ROOM SIZE RUGS.. v 9 ft. x 2 ft. Axmnster rugs, value $ Specal at $ ft. x 2 ft. Axmnster rugs, value $ Specal at $ ft. x 2 ft. velvet rugs, value $ SpccalHt $ ft. x ft. fbre rugs, value $6.75. Specal at $ ft. x 2 ft seamless Brussels rues. Specal at $9.50. SALE Of LINOLEUM.- Inlad lnoleum, pattern rght through, 2 yards wde, value $.25 per square yard. Specal at $.00 per square yard. Prnted lnoleum, burlap base, 2 ynrds wde, heavy grade, value 79c. per square yard. Specnl at 62 J4c per square yard. New process lnoleum, felt base, 2 yards wde, value 55c. per square yard. Specal nt 39c per square yard. RAG RUGS. 24 nches x 36 nches. Specal at 59c. each.. 27 nches x. 54,. chcs. Specal at 9Bc. each. 30 nches x 00 nches. Specal at $.5 each. 6 feet x 9 feet. Specal nt $4.25 each, 8 feet x 0 feet. Specal at $7.75 each. 9 feet x 2 feet. Specal at $0.25 each. OPAQUE SHADES. Opaque shades, n all colors, wth crochet pull to njatch, sze, 3x6. Specal at 35c Quanttes lmted, to each customer. CURTAINS. Novelty lace, scrm, vole and marqusette, 2U and 2& yards long, n whte, cream nnd ecru. Specal nt 95c. per par. JAPANESE MATTING. 40 yards to a roll. Specal at $0.00 and $2.00 per roll. CHINESE MATTING. 40 yards to a roll. Specal nt $7.00, $8.00, $0.00 and $0.50 per roll. SCOTCH CURTAIN MADRAS. Whtoor.erenm, wth pnk, bluo or yellow desgns, guarnntecd - wushable and sunfust. Specal nt* 35c por yard. Carfares Refunded to Out-o-Town Patrons Carfares Refunded to Out-of-Xovn Patrons

9 RED BANK >"" VOLUME XL. NO, 5. RED BANK, N fl J., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 0, PAGES & TO 6. LIBERTY ORGANIZATION PERFECTED FOR A HOUSE TO HOUSE CAMPAIGN. Bg Drve s Under Way and Bonds to the Amount of $3,500 Have Been Subscrbed Allotment for Ths Dstrct s $,32,500 Dongs at Camps Where Red Bank Boys are Statoned. The sale of the second seres of Lberty loan bonds s well under way. n Red Bank and the specal work of* securng subscrptons to the loan wll start ths week. The amount of bonds allotted to each dstrct to based on the, bankng resources of that dstrct. Frequently these dstrcts overlap and persons who lve n one town muy do ther bunkng: busness n some other town. In- that way t s dffcult to ascertan just what amount should be apportoned to each town <>r dstrct. The Red Bank dstrct s expected to sell bonds to the amount of $,82,500, based on the resources of the two banks at Red Bank. A large number of porsonb who do busnesb wth these banks lve n other towns whch have banks and they wll probably buy bondb through the bunks n ther home towns. Ths wll reduce the amount sold through the Red Bank banks, but so long as the bond3 are sold the general result strven for wll be ganed, even though some dstrcts appurently "fall down" n the amount of ther sales. Up to last nght the amount of sales of bonds through the Red Bank bunks amounted to $3,500. Ths s lens than ten per cent of the amount expoetcd to be sold n the Red Bank dstrct. Mddletown townshp wus expected to be ncluded n the Red Bank dstrct, snce most of the people of Mddletown townshp do ther bunkng at Red Bank, but that townshp has been organzed from Atlantc Hghlands. A very actve cumpug huh been, undertaken.n Mddletown fownahp* underthe drecton of Charles VunMater, charman of the commttee, and under the drecton of Melvn A.-Rce, a member of the advsory commttee. Commttees have been apponted n every part of the townshp, each of whom has certan dstrct to cover n u house to house canvass. At--. Uel..Baak...FranL..McMahon. presdenb of the Second Natonal bank, has been apponted charman of tle commttee n charge of the sdlea of bonds, wth Jesse Mnot, treasurer of the Red Bank trust company, as secretary. A large commtteo of ctzens has been selected and the town anl Lle uutlylng turrltory hm been dvded U nto small sectons. All l J t h r l t j t wll be vsted by canvassers. Ths work s expected to begn ths week. roff-frday nght-of--ths- week- a- meetng wll be held at the Lyrc theatre at whch the war and the need of buyng bonds wll be dscussed,. Speakers who are famlar wth war bonds wll"gve talks on ths subject and a patrotc address wll be made by Edmund Wlson. Other speakers wll be H. B. Bolnnd nnd G. Hermann Knncutt. A womans commttee hasbeenor- ganl.etntrreutbank: toletptlonjf the sale of Lberty bonds. Mrs. Isaac H.A dem has been apponted charman of ths womans commttee. can nlways-.see Bolders washng ther clothes... Ifhe.aff:eES_aEe_flfls...men, I Mr. Schwartz says, and favortsm s not shown. There s plenty of good substantal food and good beds are provded. Last week Mrs: Gus Hll of Atlantc Hghlands sent an auto= moble load of egg plants, potatoes and cakes to the; boys. Large gfts of cakes were also made by Mrs. Eurdge of Long Branch and by Mr. JEah, aecond-.leutenant- of. the.comj -pany. At-each meal the company-] the Red Bank boys are n consumes sxty pounds of potatoes, 75 pounds of meat,-25 large loaves of bread and eght pounds of coffee. They have expected that"ths "commttee wll be a great help n makng sales of bondjs to the women of the, town and neghborhood. Regstered Men Fal to Appear. Twenty men Wjho were surnmoed for examnaton by the Red Bank exempton board have not appeared and have not made any reply to the postng of ther names. The board s anxous to lenrh the.whereabouts of these men- and t would lke anyone who knows where they are to send the nformaton to the board at the Elks home at Red Bank. Some of these men are probably alens, but that does not excuse them from reportng to the bonrlevery man regstered n,tho army draft must ansvver to hs call and appear for examnaton. Clams for exempton wll be consdered at thnt tme. Men who do not appear for examnaton wll eventually be classed as deserters, and hence anyone knowng whore these men are wll be dong them a kndness by notfyng them of ther call and wll also be dong thu board a servce. The men regstered who have not responded, Ithor address as gven on ther regstraton blunks, and.ther employment at the tme of regstraton are as follows: JoMph Aldfo, Hl.ltNl avcm!, jollk Dtmul, llhrvr tnr I.UUIM lulnun»t Lun lnthl!. GUNS \IMZIIC> ><>VIO.I, 2 Went Kmnl Btrrul, "Rol flunk,. tullur fur HlKtmml ISI.4»M VunMly of Itl Hullll., " HjnvlU \v. llk-lanlxon,.kutuutown, S lhhtnn fur tflwnrl Iantucl nt KJ-,: jrlklll. JH«lAr-K, lj]k>tmu Iuk, Imltl :r Wullcr l.cwtmhn. AltXnnU ScloHky, M llnuulwy, r.onjr ll. tultt lulcer fur.mey-n lnkery, l.lik llnmcl.. V. \r!lol,l WIlHcm, I Hclmnnl f\vpulc\ h«,u Hrnnrl, bttlpv fn-.mr«. lnrn ntn.r I-ro. l-: tn- le I. llnw,!) ll-llllont avcnnts l.ut: Itrjmrl, wtllt-r. Ledn ImvruMcl, 2KI I.nl«ll" nvtn, llt.-l llanl, lulfurr fur Oural rullrul. ThmnH M. Illl, j:ll r,,,.,,,n vcmt, l.um HnM, luhmvr Im- vnlnl rnllroml. Ant-l l.lltlln, I.HIB Hrnll, oll. luvll.iiiiiiihkii, 7! l.llxrlv Htrxt, Lnn tlrndl, II-CIKIII Inlltw Im-Cclltnl rnllroul lt Kll/.lUtlort. Flurry Mllll-, KS llromlway. I.onr rracl, Inluror fn- (unnnllduwcl K H \ cotxuy nt I.nK Jlrnul. Knrl Hhnl(), 57 l.llmrl.v.twl, hnnt; llralh-l, frelhlt (nuhnan Im- IVntnl ralll-uul ut ICIIr.ulrtlllnrl..!<}Flu AluH, rnrtaum-k, butler fur M. HtlaHHluKflr ut lotupck,.lolnnu Hlmll, f! Hrul nvnnk, I-.m lrancf, wnller. Ict- llr-l-o, KIN I.OIKIIIOII avn-, llwl Hlllc, operator nt IIIHIHM-M. Wllam Illnulcr, jmlcoh. Smlh (urn- Unt. tnluna for 5, \y, Ilor nf Oranpnt, llnll llau, HralrlKlt, dock Inlllnr tor Anlcraon &. WlrnltT of HOIIIINKII t. lllmrlm VV. WIIIMIIIT, Ills Murfunl avrlun. I.IMIK Hanh, tlnenu for IHIIIU (uhl-ly»r I.IIIIK Hmcl.. Jo})?! ]nwht(l VtuU atvm*, f,dk Ilmnl, Krlujr Sn.Myron OppenlHln of I.MIIK FlrnlUl. Auto Trp to Annston. Jnme. nnd John Konncdy nnd Hurry Doskoy, who left Red Bank n u Ford automoble;to vst the Rod Bunk HoldcrB at Annaton, Alnbnma, n the camp Sunday nght. Ther car was laden wth gfts for the boys and the vstors got a royal welcome from the solders. They stood around the car wth ther flashlghts and song "Gse but ts great to meet a frend from your home town." The gfts were dstrbuted Monday and t seemed just lke Chrstmas tme to the solders. The automoble covered,67 mles at an average of 20 mles a day. The Regster has receved a letter from Serg«ant W. W. Kennedy regardng the arrval of the vstors. He says the Red Bank boys are drllng every day wth feld guns-. The autosts who made the trp to Annston expect to return next Wednesday. Wll Become Artllerymen. The Red Bank cavalry troop, whch was recently changed nto a lght urtllery.company wll aoon be made nto a heavy artllery company. Much talk about the change has been gong on around the camp at Annston, accordng to letters receved from the troopers. Some of the troopers are of the. opnon that the change to lght artllery wus made to break them n to the use of heavy artlley. In the lght artllery three-nch shells are used whle the heavy artllery guns fre a sx-nch shell anywhere from sx to twelve mles. A battery of heavy artllery comprses 228 men and 228 horses, eght horses beng used to draw one gun. Last week the troopers receved ffty horses, makng a total of 07 horses. Heavy urtllery s playng a promnent part In the present war and many of the solders thnk that they wll soon be "over.there." A post card showng sx members of the Red Bank troop frng a feld artllery pece has been receved by a numbed of Red Bank folks. Those n the pcture are Frst Sergeant John H. Burns of Long Branch, Corporal George A. Hqgan, jtway_from the_carr_resdercc, A large number of anlulkcet5~tn>" ceplcd Mr. and Mrs.Carrs nvtaton and whle at the house took advantage of the opportunty to get hot baths. The boys sud the use of the bathroom meant more to them than anythng else, as they were gettng tred of outdoor cold shower baths on frosty October mornngs.. Released from Servce. Edmund Andrews of Hghlands, who was one of the drafted men sent to Camp Dx, has been dscharged becauae of physcal unftness. Andrews s now employed at Sandy Hook. Rumson Men Enlst. Charles Brggs, one of the counclmen of Rumon borough, wa6 examned and accepted for servce n the navy last week. He expects to be summoned ths week. Stephen Roberts of Rumson has enlsted n a mltary company n^ New York state. Eml Deucher has gven up hs job as chauffeur for Charles D. Halscy of Rumson and has gone to Wrghtstown to become a solder. Books for Solders. Last summer a request was made that books be left at the Red Bank lbrary for the solders. Books to the number of 250 were left at the lbrary and these have been sent to Camp Val at Oceanport. Anyone havng books that they would lke to donate to the solders may leave them at the Q lbrary and they wll be sent to the camps. A Letter from Dr. Sayre. (The Regster has receved a letter from Dr. Wllam D. Sayre, who s at Fort Oglethorpe, Georgu, where he s a frst leutenant n the medcal corps. "Every one down here s ether a solder or a doctor," says Dr. Sayre n hs letter. "There are about 3,000 solders and about 2,000 doctors who,, n addton to beng doctors, are tryng to.become solders. We are n camp about a mle from Look-Out mountan. The days are very warm, and the nghts very cool. I have had to sleep wth two blankets over me every nght snce I have been here. We get up every mornng at half-past fve oclock and go to bed every nght ut half-past nne oclock.. We drll two hours every day..»lhe jest-j the_; tme we hear lectures by some of the most emnent physcans n: ths country, g, The foodwe get s of the best qualty and there s plefftty of,,t.. I have neyerjelt better n my lfe. Army lfe s a wonderful tranng for a young man, as It not only teaches hm to care for hs own health, but I u.un^, ^.^u.o. ucu»f,»... Uftu.., nlm ro care Ior ns own n< Kenneth McQueen, Gporge Roop, a so enables hm to make ut- flomas Mead and Herman Shutts.of.j quantances._...,through these afc; "" " "" T n T> --"- " quantances hs vews of lfe are broadened^- "The dscplne he,gets wll be of value to hm the rest of hs lfe. In fact the army s one, great, Ked Bank and Lous S. Runkn of Manasquan.. Letter from WrghUtown. In a letter to The Regster from Wrghtstown, Maurce Schwartz says the,red Bunk boys are pnjoyng lfe at Camp Dx. He says each company tres to outclass the other n neatness y, g, bg brotherhood of unted men, fghtng for one common purpose, and we all know what the Amercan army stands for. I certanly feel glad that Tm young and-healthy-and - that- THuTTGnjuy the valuable experencei am gettng." day mornng. The camp has a can~ teen or store where many knds of food are sold as well as a great varety of other artcles. A Letter from Annston. The Regster has receved a letter chanced nto fmld nrtllnrv Roof I that purpose. The cards wll then be from George S. Duncan, one of the Red Bank boys at Annston. "Ths s the rany season here," says George n hs letter, "and for three days we have had a steady down-pour. Everythng s all wet n camp. Ahnston s an all-rght knd of a town and I go there every chance I get. We haye to work hard n camp now and t s a relef to go to town once n a whle. We get The Regster every week and t sure does-cheer-ub up-to- read about the dongs n our old home town. The vew from our tent s magnfcent. All around us are mountans and n the twlght they make a benutful pcture. Near our camp are bg felds of cotton and sweet potatoes gong to waste. Further back bg felds of peanut crops nlso gong to waste. At the ht t yo b gg ^ mens Chrstan assocaton buldng we have boxng, wrestlng nnd varous other sports. At nght the boys gather around the campllrc and sng." Solder Dscharged. Jonqun Lawrence, who wus wth the. ambulnnce company at Mneola* Long Islam), has receved an honorable dscharge and s now at hs home, at Colts Neck. Receved Clover from Verdun. Mrs. Henry. Curts of West Front-street has receved u four-leaf clover whch wns pcked by hor son Waldo from the battlefelds of Verdun. Waldo, who formerly lved at, Ked Bank, s now connected wth n French hosptal at the front. He left Red Unnk about two years ago. Lberty Loan at Eatontown. A lberty lonn meetng, wth addresses by specal speakers, wll be hold Frday nght at Fremens hall at Entontown. The quota for the En ton town dstrct s $33,000 and over $8,000 worth of bonds have been sold. The meetng Frday nght s beng arranged by the womens auxlary of the Lberty loan commttee. War Tme Prosperty. More evdence of wnr tme prosperty brought to Oceanport by the sgnal corps camp was shown ths week when three new busnesses wero opened. Woods & Hubert opened a restaurant busness n one of the Welch buldngs, an Italan from Seabr *ht opened a barber shop, Frank Layton of Long Branch opened a pool room nnd.a Matawnn man oponod n butcher shop. Hot Baths for Solders. A few days ago Mr. und Mrs. Gene Cnrr of Forest Hlls, Long Island, former Rod Bankers, opened ther h6use to memlcb of the Red Bank nmbulancc company whch Is statoned at Cnmp Mlls, a fow mles NEW SCHOOL TEACHERS. THREE NEW MEMBERS OF RED BANKS TEACHING FORCE. They are Mss May Sullvan of New York State, Ms Paulne Trex of Pont Pleasant and Mss Hazel Mc- Queen of Red Bank. Mss May Sullvan of New York state has been engaged at a salary of $750 as teacher of grades 5-A and G-B of the Mechanc street school to succeed Mrs, Katherne Kuhn of Oceanc, who s now arthmetc teacher for the seventh grade n the hgh school buldng." Mrs. Kuhn succeeds Mss Mary Matthews us arthmetc teacher. Mss Paulne Truex of Pont Pleasant succeeds Mrs. Bertha Shoemaker of Shrewsbury as teacher of grade 6-B of the Shrewsbury avenue school. Her salary s J676 a year. Mrs. Shoemaker had been actng as-a substtute teacher for the past few weeks. Mss Hazel McQueen of Red Bank has been engaged ap a salary of?550 a~ year as assstant^ to Mss Eleanor [.Arrowsmth, teactef of the" kthuefgarten pupls of the Shrewsbury av«nue Bchool. Mss Arrowsmth had the largest number of puplb>o.f>any Red Bank teacher, 72 chldren beng n her class. Most of them are chldren of foregn born parents and less than half of them can speak Englsh. Nght school wll open on Monday, October 22d. The pupls wll be dvded nto two classes, one to be taught Monday and Tuesday nghts and the other class to be taught on Wednesday and Thursday nghts. George T. Lovett has been re-engaged as prncpal of the nght school and J. Wllam Hem has been re-engaged as hs assstant. - FOOD CONSERVATION. Commttee Apponted to Serve n Monmouth County. A Monmouth county commttee to co-operate n the natonal food conservaton campagn Was organzed at Freehold on Monday. Judge Rulf V. Lawrence was named as charman of the commttee by former Governor James F. Felder,, the state food admnstrator; and the other members of~ the commttee are- E. TV-Judd of Freehold, who s secretary and treasurer of the commttee; Charles J. Strahan, county superntendent of schools; Elvvood Douglass, county farm demonstrator; Jesse Lyle Kjnmonth, edtor of the Asbury Park Press;. Rev. Leon K. Wllman of Asbury Park, Rev. John W. Norrs of Deal, Alex L. Moreau, edtor of the Freehold Transcrpt, Morrtt,L.. Ox,. enham, county commssoner of the boy scouts; and John H. Cook, edtor of the Red Bank Regster. The. week of October 2st to October 28th s to be devoted to the campagn and ths campagn wll be carred on n every part of the Unted States. In Monmouth county the actual~work of-the~ campagn wll-be 7oTTe~laTgBy-by-school-ehld*erh Mr, Strahan has prepared a plan whereby Servce Flags.for Fremen. Servce flags have been placed n fj-ont of the hook and ladder and Independent frehouses. Each sta: on the flags represents a-freman who s n the servce.. Hook and ladder companys flag has nne stars. The members of that company who have enlsted are Dr. Wllam D. Sayre, who s~novr-atr-fcrt~ogfetteff7ge; Hoffmann, Arthur Slattery, Joseph Valleau, Abe Benjajnn, Regnald VanBrunt and Wllam J. Dowd, who are members of the Red Bank ambulance-company, -Eauc^Independent^ fremen have enlsted, they beng Sergeant Edward Broedel, Corporals. George A. Hogan and Harvey Bloodgood and George Roop, all of whom are-members of the former Red Bank changed nto feld artllery. Relef fre company wll fly a servce flag for three of ts members. They are Clfford Stles, who s an actng corporal at Camp Dx, and Luther Savldge and Fred Noble, who are n the naval reserves. Off for Alabama., Company K of Planfeld, of whch Fred Jones and Tony Talerco of_jred_ Bank and Howard Sylvester of Lneroft-are-membeSj left a few-days ago for Alabama. Jones and Sylvester were transferred fromthe Red. Bank ambulance company and Talerco joned the Planfeld company when t was statoned at Red Bank. Re-enlsts n Army. Stephen Maxson of Hghlands has re-enlsted n the Unted States army and s now stutoncd,at Sandy Hook. Called Into Servce. John Glass, Jr., of Belford, a member of thjjjval reserves, was called nto actve servce Monday. He wll bo statoned at South Brooklyn. Father Casey on Board Shp. Rev. Joseph T. Casey, former assstant rector of St. Jamess church, and now a chaplan n the Unted States navy, has been assgned to the U. S. S. von Steubcn. Wll be an Avator. Robert A. Mason, who recently enlsted n the avaton corps, has been notfed to go to the avaton camp at Prnceton Saturday to tran n the offcers dvson. Soon to Leave for France. Dr. Lester H. Stryker, who s wth the veternary corps at Petersburg, Vrgna, n letters sent to frends here states that he has been notfed to prepare to leave for France n a few days. He says he expects to be gone before November st. Vctrola for Solders. A fund s beng rased to buy n vctrola for the Red Bank solders at Annston, Alnbamn. A hand-made lace sofa pllow s beng dsposed of on the co-operatve plan and the profts wll bo added to the vctrola fund. The pllow s dsplayed nt F. C, Whteluws on Monmouth street, where shares are beng sold. Seasons Newest Suts $5 to $35. Dsplay extra ordnary I Best fabrcs, models and colorvwth rch fur trmmng, for»vomen nnd msses. A. Salz & Co., Ked Bank. Advertsement,. Record An old plantaton song, by Olvo Klne, wth mnle qunrtot. Its agood one Hear t at Tustngs. Advertsement. wth pledge cards and wth a large card to be hung up n ktchens., The large card gj,ves nformaton n regard to savng food and the small card contans a pledge to save food from waste. Ths pledge s expected to be sgned by someone n the homes where thecards are left--ths.pledgf I pledge myself to use the practcal means-wtln my power to ad the food admnstraton n ts efforts to conserve the fo,od supples of the country, and, as evdence of my support I-w8h-to-b.e-jEnrolLed_wth_yourselves as a volunteer membrt ofthe" food "admnstraton." On Frday; October 26th, the cards wll be collected by the school chlthat purpose. sent to Mr. Felder and wll b4 forwarded to Washngton by hm. I Each school" prncpal or superntendent wll take up the matter Wth the school teachers under hm, and each school dstrct wll be lad out n small sectons. Two chldren wll be assgned to each secton, and the sectons wll be so small that they can be covered n an hour or two, except the rural dstrletsrwhere the homes are-far-apart There are no dues or fees of any be pad. The government GAVE $7.54 TO BOY SCOUTS. Powder Puff Club DUbanda and Gves Its Money for Boys Welfare. " The Monmouth county councl of boy scouts hus receved contrbuton of $7.54 from the.iowder Puff club of Red Bank, an organzaton of amateur actresses and actora. The organzaton has lost KO many members by marrages or by persons movng away that t has dsbanded. The remanng members of the club held a,meetng a few days ago and voted to gve the money n. the clubs treasury to the boy scouts. NINETY-QWJ YEARS OLD. MRS, MARGARET APPLECATE STILL HALE AND HEARTY. She pelebrated Her Brthday MoncUy st the Home of Her Daughter, Mrs. James F. Crawford Condtons Hereabouts When She Was a Grl. Mrs. Margaret K. Applegate celebrated her 9st brthday Monday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. James F, Crawford of Bergen place. She was the recpent,of. many remembrances and good wshes from frends and relatves. She enjoys good health despte her advanced years and all her facultes are unmpared..mrs. Applegate was a daughter of James Patterson and was born n Mddletown townshp. Her father was a large land owner n that townshp, and hs farm extended from the rver northward beyond what, s now known as Strduss Hll. Mr! Patterson was promnent n the early poltcs of Monmouth county and was vce presdent of the New Jersey state councl. Thscouncl exsted before New Jersey had a governor or legslature and ts dutes were both executve and legslatve. In 85 Mrs. Applegate marred Joseph S. Applegate, a prosperous farmer of. Mddletown townshp. He ded n 909. "No ralroads or trolley cars, no telegraph facltes or telephones," sad Mrs. Applegate whle talkng wth a Regster, reporter a few days ago about old tmes. "There were no automobles, not even carrages. People walked or rode on horseback. ftged\/aflfssuddenieflt.i VOORHEES HUTCH.NSON DIED AS HE WAS ABOUT TO LIGHT CIGAR. He was 78 Years Old and for Many Years was Engaged n the Carrage Pantng Busness at Red Bank Death of Mrs. Carolne Hance Rev. W. B. Matteson Ded Suddenly at Mlwaukee. p b We vsted our neghbors n open wag- ] ofts drawn by "ox5n7-;0xen-were-user : on the farms a more than horses. The farmers of Mddletown townshp hauled ther produce to docks on the Mddletown sde of the. rver and farmers lvng on the Red Bank sde took ther produce to docks on the south sde of the rver. The poor old brdge across the,,rver at that tme t t n o u g h to hold a Voorhees K. Hutchnson, who lved vth hs daughter, Mrs. Ella Roberson f Broad street, ded very suddenly yesterday afternoon. He was about to shpke a cgar and asked hs grandlaughter, Mrs. Thomas Pquettc, to ght a match. Mrs. Pquette egmjlqd wth the request and was advancng toward her grandfather wth the lghted match when Mr. Hutchnon sank back n the char dead. smr. Hutchnson was born 78 years <]go at Plansboro. For 23 years he was engaged n the carrage pantng msness at Red Bank. He retred from busness last January on account of falng health. Hs wfe ded ast June and hs son, Howard Hutchnson of Long Branch, ded n August. Besdes, the daughter and granddaughter mentoned, he leaves another- granddaughter, Helen Roheron. Mr. Hutchnson was a member f the Red Bank lodge of Moose. The funeral wll be held Frday afternoon at two oclock at the house nd the bural wll be at Far Vew cemetery. Rev. "Harold P. Sloan wll reaeh the sermofv. - kfcd OF PARALYSIS. Edward Fry of Asbury Park Had Been Sck Snce Last Sprng. Edward Fry" of the Mtchell & Fry jathng plant at Asbury Park, ded Sunday of paralyss after beng un- :onscous fotrtwo days. Mr. Fry had been n poor health snce last sprng, when Asbury Parks bg fre occurred, n-whcsh the bathng plant.l of n 826I dont thnk there was tny brdge across the rver. The rver, was forded by a Bhell road, I have been told.". -^"*- -v *. HALLOWEEN PARADE. Regstraton for^ Chldrens Festvtes Begns Next "Monday. Regstraton for the chldrens Hal- Wery" : home-n~ta party reached on Monday, October 22d, begns next Monday. The chtdreh of the.beech street school wll regster oat that school, The chldren of the other publc schools and of St. Jamessschool and the prvate schools -of Red Bank wll regster at Tustngs. musc store on Wonmouth street. The regstraton!e.e for the Beech jstr?el T S_choo hld j S t ten cents^ g made the chld receves a tag whch enttles the chld to a place n the parade and to admsson to the communty party. After the march through town the Beech -streetrrhldterr-yll assemtlo-l at the hall near that school, where there wll be musc, games and chldrens dances. The smaller chldren of the other schools wll assemble at he~towrr4alhand-the-largerchldren at the hgh school buldng:. In the march through the streets the chldren can wear grotesque and fancy costumes and przes wll be awarded for the best. costumes.- About a score of przes n all wll be awarded. The parade and festval s modeled after the Halloween parades at Freehold, whch were nsttuted two years ago ythe womans_club of that pla^e. The frst jparahe was arranged to gve thchldrers^rne^wkolesontetftnravd to keep them from destroyng.propknd to be pad., wants to know that, every home n, erty, whch was frequently done on the country s usng ts nfluence and Halloween. The chldren entered dong ts part toward conservng the I nto the parade and the sports after food supply, and the pledges are be-j the parade wth great enthusasm. ng obtaned n order to gve the government ths nformaton. > The churches n the county wll help the movement by makng menton of t at the Sunday servces and urgng the people to help the cause as a patrotc measure. Other organzatons, especally the boy scouts, have also offered to help n any way they can. ^ Autumn Openng. Keyport Stores, Saturday and week followng. The leadng establshments of Keyport announce ther Formal Autumn Openng on Saturday, October 3th to 20th nclusve. The busness men have prepared carefully and thoroughly and you wll fnd t to your advantage to shop and transact busness n Keyport. Advertsement. Green Gables, Pleasure B«y, h N J t Long Branch, we are open, y, N. J., announce that for the fall season. we a p Everythng good to eat; shove dnners our specalty; musc and dancng every evenng. J. C. Hornung, Propretor; Hub Wardell, assstant. Advertsement. Wanted n a refned prvate famly, two furnshed rooms and board for two young gentlemen. Wrte, statng partculars, to Box 33, Red Bank. Advertsement. ^^^^^^^^ New Serge Dresses $6.98 to $5. Amazngly smart adaptatons; also slk dresses, all pleasng colors, usually prced much hgher, $5 to $25. A. Snlz & Co., Red Bank. Advertsement. "Good-bye Broadway, Hello France." Just receved r shpmont of ths patrotc record and every Vctor owner should have one. Get t at Tustngs. Advertsement. $ Slk.Poplns at 8755c. 30-nch exqustely soft, lustrous fnsh, charmng colors, A. Snlz & Co., Red Bank. Advertsement, :, The followng year the whole town became nterested n,the event and t was made one of the fnest, festvals Freehold has ever enjoyed. Ths year the parade and festval s expected to outshne even the great success of last year. Ths new method of celebratng Halloween has turned the anmal sprts of the chldren nto a new and dfferent chanel, whle gvng them all the fun and exctement of ther former destructve pranks. f>a Surprse Party. The o. C. W. C. club of the Presbyteran church gave a surprse brth day party last nght for Mss Geneva Pennngton of Brdge avenue. Those present were Mrs. Newton Doremus, Jr., Mrs. Joseph Fx, Jr., Msses Mary W. Holmes, Mae Howard, Ursula Earle, Angelca Ostendorff and Ruth Pennngton., _ Our Qualty and Prce Guaranteel Qualty for qualty, sze for sze, we guarantee a savng of $5.00 to $5.00 on any room sze wool rug sold durng ths sale, If you fnd wthn two (2) days, and before rug has been used that you havent an ndsputable bargan, same may he returned for full refund. See our advertsement on another page. West Furnture Co., Keyport. Advertsement. Just Arrved. October Emmcrson records. The very best nnd latest songs and dance hts. 25 cents each. Double sded. Trubns. The Store of a Thousand Items, 08 Broad street. Advertse-" ment. f "Any N, Record No Place s Heaven f You Any Place s Heaen Near Mo." Sung by John McCor mack. You hud better get one whle wo have the supply. Tustngs. Ad vertsement. Real Home-tnade fudgo, chocolate and vunlln, spocla 29c. lb., at The Boston Stove, 28 Broad. Advertsement. ty was n the bathng plant when the fre broke out. The blaze spread so rapdly that he narrowly escaped wth hs lfe. The shock affected hm so hat he had been ll snce. j, Mr. Fry was 65 years old and was t one tme promnent n n " J ««county poltcs. He had served as T Cty, as a member of the Hudsdn county park commsson. ^e s survved by a wdow and seven chldren. DROWNED IN BAY. Keyport Man _Falle from Steamboat _near Perth Lous-P.oederT-afv«m;uvcmplovj;d on the steamer Fanne of the New York and New Jersey steamboat compay, "was" drowned- Saturday mort ng whle the steamer was near Perth Amboy." Reeder was wrestlng on the deck wth another employee on ;he boat and n tryng to save "the ther man from fallng over, he fell n -he.water hmself. The members of the crew Were unable to geftto hm n-tme-to~sayehm.._ Hs body.has Rev. Wllam B. Matteson of Mount Vernon, a former pastor of the Red Bank Baptst church, ded very suddenly Monday at Mlwaukee. He was secretary of the mnsters home socety of New York ;nd was called to Mlwaukee to speak for the socety. He was n a hotel at that place and had just fnshed eatng dnner when he was taken wth apoplexy and ded a few mnutes later. He was 56 years old and was pastor of the Red Bank Baptst church frorh 897 to "9. He leaves two chldren, Mss Dorothy Matteson and Jerome Matteson. TWO KILLED BY TRAIN. Trenton Men Met Death on Crossng at Freehold. Two-Trenton, men were klled at Freehold last Thursday week as they attempted to get over the ralroad crossng n front of an ncomng tran. The men were Davd Rabnovtz and Jacob Moskovtzand they were rdng n an automoble drven by Moskc vtz. Rabnovtz was nstantly klled, hs head and one arm beng cut off. "Moskqvts sustaned a fractured skull and ded n Dr. H. W. Inglngs offce. The men had been to Long Branch, where they bought a second hand automoble from Wllam G. Presley. It was ths machne n whch they were rdng when klled.. Wtnesses say th men saw the" approachng tran but must have thought they could get.over tke crossng ahead of Rabnovtz was thrty years old and vtz was 24 years old. DIED IN HER 95TH YEAR. Mrs. Mary Barkuloo of Colts Neck; Paaed Away Last Week. Mrs. Mary Barkuloo of Colts Neck, wdow of John Barkuloo,- ded-tuesjjjjw^«^u j!-j^_.-_^--^:"~ --\ ub y of _ ^Ly ee )* n?. er fl5 l? year. ascty collector at Jersey"wEy~andTHer brthday w6ui8tffave~~o< urreaon " " " " " Aprl 4th; Mrs. Barkuloo enjoyed remarkably good health untl about two weeks before her death. Sha was very actve and vgorous and had the use of all her facultes untl the fatal sckness developed. Her maden name was Mary SrwnVand she was _born_8t_ardena. Her husband ded 25 years ago. She leaves a son, Wl-..am Barkuloo, Wth~whotn-she jnad«her home. The funeral was held Frday and the bural was at Freehold. MRS. CAROLINE HANCE DEAD. Red Bank Resdent Passed Away Ths Mornng at the Age of 87 Years. Mrs. Carolne Hance, ded ths, I mornng at. the home, of her son, Counclman JJayd.E._Haftcej)fJ o-_ :s,._fye_fent5l.. ren^he^ee-sj-tjot been reeoverers Reeder-^was-Unouth-streefe She~was-strcken-wtl When the regstraton s[ "...,.,......_...bout 25 years old and s survved by a sster, Mrs. Irvng Ftzgerald, and two half brothers, Wlls and Alfred Applegate, all of Keyport. MRS. JULIUS KLEINE DEAD. South Rver Reslent who Formerly Lved Here Ded Last Week.. Mrs. J. Julus Klene of South Rver, formerly of Red Bank, ded Tuesday-nght of last week of pneumona after a sckness of a few days. Mrs. Klene was a daughter of Wllam H. Peterson of South Rver and she s survved by her father and husband. She also leavesa daughter, Mrs. Henry. W..Allstrom of Mnneapols. The funeral was held FrdaV afternoon at the house and the bural was at Monumental cemetery at South Rver. When resdents of Red Bank, Mr. and Mrs. Klene were fesbbets-of-grace-methodstr church. Frday attefflootnttrtwo-oclock-at-th* house and the bural wll be at "Shrewsbury. BTrT~KTene was a cornetst"~n~the: church chor several years. paralyss sx weeks, ago and had been confned to the bed snce then. Mrs. Hance was 87- years old. Besdes Davd E. Hance she leaves another son, John Hance of Holmdel, and a daughter, Mrs. Wllam Casler of Tnton Falls. The funeral wll be held....mrsj-charles Nelson^ Dead. Mrs, Charles Nelson of Far Haven*""" ded suddenly at New York Frday. She had been a member of the Par. Haven theatrcal colony for a number of years?. The body was sent to Red Bank yesterday and s now at Gormansundertakng establshment. The funeral wll be held tomorrow mornng at ten oclock at St. Jamess) church. _. _ tong-branch J3arfcer P?adL TORtjMONMOUTH MAN DEAD. Enoch W. Coddjngton Ded Frday at the Age of 65 Years. Enoch W. Coddngton of Port Monmouth ded Frday at Morrstown. He was 65 years old. He bought the Langford Eastmond farm at Port Monmouth about ten years ago and he moved on. the property from Orange. He leaves a wdow and fve sons and n daughter, the chldren beng Wesley and Wlbur Coddfgton, who lve at home; Clarence Coddngton ofornnge, Arthur Coddngtonpf BuffnlofHarold Coddngton, a solder at Annston, Alabama; and Mrs. Bench of Maplewood. The funeral ws held Sunday afternoon at Maplewood and the burnl was at West Orange. _ Ded at Hosptal. John Albert Merendorf of Belford :led Frday week nt the Long Branch hosptal of enncer of the stomach. He was 7 years old and leaves a wdow. and a daughter. The fernl was held Tuesday afternoon at the house and wns n charge of Rev. Eljah F. Reed. The bural was at Fa* Vew cemetery.. Loyal Order of Moose. Members of Red Bank lodge are requested to attend the funeral of Brother Voorhees K. Hutchnson, to be held Frday, afternoon at three oclock, at 03 Broad street. Advertsement. Notce. My wfe, havng left my bed and hoard, I wll no longer be responsble for blls contracted by her. Russell S. Polng-. Advertsement. m * m House for Sale. Nne room housefor sale, all mprovements. Must sell quckly, on account of leavng town. Apply»t 47 Washngton street, Red Bahk. Advertsement. Saxaphone Solo. The number s Its a good one to add to your collecton. Get t at Tustngs. -Advertsement. : ETEdwarH Larson, who~conducted( a barber shop at Long Branch several years, ded last week of consumpton. Mr. Larson went to New Mexco three years ago for the beneft of hs health; Two months ago hs condton became serous and he was then sent home. Mr. Larson was ffty years old and leaves a wdow and eght chldren. ^. _ War Veteran Dead. James L. Brown of Long Branch, a veteran of the cvl war, ded Frday week. He had been n poor health the past sx years. Mr. Brown was struck by an automoble ten years am and never fully recovered from the shock. He was 76 yearsold and was a fsherman for many years. A. wdow and four chldren survve hm. \ ^^-*4^ Rver Plaza Chld Dead.. Mary demdowtz, young daughter of Peter demdowtz of Rver Plaza, ded Frday nght of stomach trouble. The funeral was held Saturday afternoon and the bural was nt Mount Olvet cemetery. Sold Tractor to College. Morford Bros., who have nn establshment for the sale of agrcultural goods at the corner of Front street and Rversde avenue, h»ve sold a Case tractor for plowng to the state, agrcultural college at New Brunswck. The tractor s operated wth power suppled by kerosene. - Cleared $5 at a Dance. The Woodmen of the World lodga cleared about $5 nt a dance last Wednesday nght n the Davdson buldng. _ Saleslades Wanted. Wanted at once, saleslades, wth or wthout experence,. Apply la person or by letter. Straus Co., Red Bank.- Advertsement. "For You «Rose." A good Fox Trot, by Smths orchestra. The number s Bur t at Tustngs. Advertsement. Boy Wanted for afternoon nuwspupor route. Tru> bn, r>8 Broad street,- AdvortlwsnMttfe

10 Page Tea. Hk>#*;^ THE RED BANK REGISTER. RALLY! WILL BE HELD IN THE YRIC THEATRE, -ON-- r I da y, O c t o ber 2th, AT 8:OO F». M. MR.H.B The Followng Speakers Wll Address the IVIeetng: MR. G. HBRMAJ4N HON. EDMUND WILSON. New Jersey Food BROAD STREET RED BANK THE HOME OF STANDARD QUALITY AND LOWPRICES FLOUR Sunset Brand 3 20 bag $ Choce New Creamery Butter -Eggs~Selectfed~and Candled 7"... 7 $ lb 48c "7d"C3jjg Oleomargarne, Choce Qualty... lb Carton_25c. Condensed Mlkfall bran3"8t7t T..:.. can 5c» Evaporated Mlk, all brands v.can Macaron, Spaghett, Noodles HMuellefVTTrT Puffed Wheat, Puffed Rce......_^,;..pkg He Quaker Oats, Mothers Oats...V..^,...".... pkg 9c Force pky 0c"... Corn Starch " Argo brand"... Quaker Corn Flakes....pkg 7c... -.:.., pkg 6c Soups, Campbells and VanCampV...- can 0c Tomatoes.. No. 3 Can 5c \ No. 2 can 2c Soap, Soap Powder r Cleanser ~eaclh4^^ Dred-Beans and-peas 52c Marrow Beans, Pea Beans, Lma. Beans and Green Splt Peas lb.. Fresn Roasted n the bean ground or pulverzed.pound SUNSHINE BISCUITS Reduced to... J O c j n d 5c pfcg_ New Jersey Food Co. Ijjtos/au brttmonth nennpfre brngs you your desre" AN opal s a brjlant gem and.makes a decdedly fne gft for a frend who was born n October, Ths s the gft shop of the.town. The relablty of the jewelry and household utltes soldr by us has been proven to the satsfacton of many satsfed patrons. Let us demonstrate to you tle relablty of ths house. Wll you pay us a vst? We wll ft the brdge between youl eyes wth an adjustment that worrt let your nose know your eyes are usng glasses. L. de la REUSSILLE MonmouthB Leadng Jeweler 38 Broad Street, Red Bank, N.J. NEWSFROMMIDDLETOWN RALLY DAY AT NEVV MONMOUTH LAST SUNDAY. Banner Awarded to Class Havng Best Attendance Record Sparks from Xocpmolve Set Fre to Roof of Bel ford Store.. The New Monmouth Baptst Sunday-school observed -rrflly day Sunday mornng. Howard W. Robertss-class receyed ja_faflnher..foejayng_th«-lje«t_ s knttng sweaters for the solders. The next meetng wll be held at Leonardo. The eleventh grade of the Leonardo hgh school has elected Harry Mecklem presdent, Lllan HeMrcksbn vce presdent, Wlford jtfulln secretary and Mldred Eordlanl treasurer. The grade wll gve a (lance Saturday nght, October 27th, at the school. Rutgers college, were home over Saturday and Sunday. " Mrs. Henretta Reed and her daughter Ethel of Long Branch have been vstng Mr. anl Mrs. Harvey Johntry of Belford. Mrs. M. W. Kent s buldng an addton to her bungalow at Ocean Vew. Herbert. R. Leonard s the contractor. Mr. and Mrs. Keats Speed and Mrs. S.Louse Palmer of Belford. Last sprng Lester A. Sckles - of Navesnk planted some potatoes on s vstng her daughter, Mrs. Edward McNally of Lynnbrook, Long hs lawn on the east sd.e of hs house. fsl. yt^sk^hf-harvjatedsst Jmmsls^ -Islands ^ttendance for-the-year; Adclresses from the patch. " Mr. S.ckles has a f famly -*> : " returned Saturday from ther were made by.rev.a.h. Sutphn and small fnrm at Hllsde from whch hesummer home at Ocean Vew to New John N. Hllyer, a voln solo was gven by Mss Gladys Coe, and vocalpotatoes., Albert Weber has resgned as man- wll harvest about thrty barrels of York.- solos were gven by Mss Louse Mrs. Margaret Leonard and laughy- ual tranng teacher at the Leonardo Hendrckson and Mss Louse Heyer. I ter Blanche of LeonardpJ.are spend- hgh school. He wll teach at Gar- John Hnges of Belford preached Sun-, ng «month wth relatves at Water- wood, day mornng, The-lades"ad socety loo, Iowa. Mss Leonard s a clerk n Mr. and Mrs. George West of Navemet ths afternoon at the church. Roberts & Whtes store at Atlantc Lsnk entertaned frends from Long OPEN EVENINGS ALL CARS PASS THE DOCS A The socety has ordered a hot ar Hghlands and she s on a months va- Branch and East Orange part of last heater for the parsonage. The caton. week. womens mssonary socety wll meet Mr. and Mrs. Samuel* B. Wlls and Mrs. Angelne Johnson of Navesnk returned Frday from a vst wth tomorrow afterndon at Mss Mnnjjfc ther daughter Isabel of Hoboken I C. Frosts. "An honor roll has been ] spent part of last week at ther sum- her sster, Mrs.. Isaac Taylor of Trenplaced n the church vestbule for I mer home at Locust Pont. Mss, ton. sx members of the church who have j Wlls entertaned Sergeant Francs I Mr. and Mrs. Davd Settle of Ho-.enlstod n the army or are n the! J. Goet2e _of_fdtt_hncntk_sundfvy,- hokenu re vstng Mrs/SettleVsster, draft;- The names-on-the orarc frank J. Grande, prncpal, of the Mrs. Anthony Gbson of Belford. those of Harold Coddnpjton and De-. Leonardo hgh school, rnoved Satur- *" Captan ; " f K< Charles Hobbs of New _nyse Heyer. who are at Annston; day from Red Bank to Rchard Lepneass-and-Frank-Martn7H-aTd York spant Sunday wth hs sster, J s-house- at-leonardor-formerly-f-mrsr-garrett-at Lee-of-Belford Ht- ntvy-^mfl flarftncftp f.^npj f. f^^r^p r ;» n l-l]^r^m<, r w h f hw l;«klctc-jtnttc^r-rnf--pm-); Mfm WaUn^and-WtarfHeyer,Tf.,wlo j moved to Hempstead, Lone Island. have been accepted for the draft. had. the reputaton of belyg sn honest man, qunce trees on Latham E. _Ifke to talk I dont mouth entertaned frends from Newark and Hackettstown Sunday. A telephone booth has been u stalled n.herman Lobreoques new store"at Campbells Juncton. Rev. John C, Lord of Stone-Church ford Monday. The fre was dscovered by Seymour LuRer and t wasthef.. was operated on twce last week at for the arrest and convctoht of" the put outbefore any damage was done. Mrs. Gus Hll of Locust Pont and r.n Elzabeth hosptal." The Belford. publc school had ahmrs. Walter B. Connor of Naveank ^- n - -^ v H ^ j-j n -*,- " - enrollment of 2H pupls-at the endmotored to Wrghtstown one day last brasku. s vstng Mss Belle McKelvey of Chapel Hll. of September, an ncrease of 29 pu-week.pls snce the day school was opened. Cross parade last Wednesday at New. Harold Maxson of; Perth Amboy Mrs. Connor attended the Red The followng pupls have had-;a perfect attendance for the past month": -Walter of Leonardo hasson of Navesnk. "- Flr:-t Krnclc-r-Ollrfo-d cmfftqn, Gn-j <?ven up hs job n.wllam W. Fortyhputs* devoton ended yester- Yk York. spent Frday wthtmothy M. Max- rr-tt :»-xor. lom jmler, Kam- HOOK, I Browns grocery storent that place day mornng at the New< Monmouth ; Henry HlH-y. K.lnuml Hallam.Waller: an, j s now workng at Joseph Banl^lmon. (llffunl Aler. Mare-BUelmft, 4, n,, J_ VnrTt^l_ r _ ffp,>. - Catholc church,. T TmelrC5veS^<faDt^a ftt,brevent.ark. Edward Kelly of New Monmouth, a Krk>von<. Mary,,Smth;.fhoda ThomaH.-j."<-Mr. am Mrs. Taylor and_mr. andsalor, on a coast patrol boat, w^s Second Krnde KBcne Allen,.Chnrles ] M-- ghel)e>. of Jersev Gty and Rch- home Sunday. {{ n m!} "-.a" VS^H Vvnowr"o^^!rr.Schutte o_t N-w Yorkspent ,- p»rt Charles Newman of_ Belford has J l l u v e y T Q...Ms.-,,x, Kva.oPKrtsk Irncos HIM- of Port Monmouth. *.vev VanHse.. m.moro nzv\j s«uv "arv Fox Mrs. Wllam Poster of Mardean] Mrs. John N. Johnson and daughw- Thprnhfl. Kthe.tomson..!" f t Monday for her wnter howe at j ter Hlda of Belford spent Saturday Tlnl K-mlc Harry Davta, Charles New York. Mrs. Posters, husband. I at New York.. oe, ^lj?w^s S? h.y? ^trntor,fawth h a fld feld I Mrs Austn Cader of Eatontown j.mmhl, Ltthor WalllnR, Rusaer WUIIIUB. I hosptal n France. Fpent Monday wth Mrs. Harry Whte j.hs Smth.. Josephne Dennett, eett, Hazet A leak n a s man.. a. near theof Belford. I Alce Fll Fl.sler, Mtl Myrtle HalSey, Hl Helen, llt-mrlcltu. lmll Jldll Jladcllne K] K e]ey " a 4 v S, d P SJ. W P L I Mrs. Mary C. Halsey of Belford s Sarah Klrkwcml, Maybcll Wnrdrfevclyn Saturday. The escapng gas hjdsck wth stomach and heart trouble..nsfor Anna I.uker, Ktta Morrs, klled a number of bushes on Adam Mrs. Phoebe Seeley of Bolford Is j I.ylla Post, Jlarjc Itvhmond, Elza- T l confned, to her bed wth sckness.! j Smth...<: " R-.K" Hrm-let "- -nkmbeth Smth, Schnoor, Anna r* I n r(nrn"t- a rtmnrsr" Anna Thomas. Davd favarfeserves Rt Bensonhurst. Lone move nexttwonday to Newark. Mr. and- Wllam Seruby of Leonardo has jotto.srhnoor. KvercUtt Wnlllng. Alton.._... T. Leonardo, last bought a Ford automoble. Vllte. John Wermet. Wlbur Wllletf, week.. - lu-unl IIwn.nl, Janet Mllllker, P.ozclla Aaron Hopkns and son Sterlng I.ml. I.Um Mnxwm,, Bvulyn yn VlBt. Gunnng Notces. LoHsff Palmer. JCOna ~ and Mrs, Jane Stewart of Nvesnk Get your gunnng notces at The Sn..Gladys-TarrKuv S.lmon, Helen h*ve returned from a vst wth Mrs. -Orvlll, rllld Btowof, Harold Stewarts relatves at v Regster offce. Advertsement. Troy, New, Cnrtl Clayton. Klwar.l Flsler, AsCIn.Inlnson. Pnnnlcl JlneLeol. Ecl-York... Wtrl NeK..lolu Kcrldlnnton, Russell Mrs. Sarsh. Candee and dnughter HELPED VETERAN Ilyers. ICnntd Blachon"..Mnruarct Crl.-rt. Nloml Carnon. Jtartln Ksler. Helen Catherne of New York are snendnr ( mndentl. Nannl Lubc.Ann Murplv, a week wth Mrs. Hnnnah Comntor Vvlnn OHbnrn, Alne FSunyon, Ruth Salmon. CJrnce Cromey. ford.. and Mss Elzabeth Sheppard of Bel- ROUT OLD ENEMY Sx tl K-Hde CaBBlmer Davln, Rnlpl loncs, Clorlo! Hon». Wlllln Florllanrt. Mr. fnd Mrs. Davd Plahn. Jr.. and.tln.inonhmt- l-rcd htllp. Thomas Cas-son Davd of Jerecv Ctv are soendnpc NATHANIEL F. JACKSON TELLS Ifr, Harry lluxey. John Kelly, Lloyd atlmrt, (Jen Kl. Denns Henry Pulsch, \\ r^lov Walker. Isabel Mttrlck. ClarntlR JIII;I- «. Annl Utlsul. Marv losr. Wwmrl.»»llce AVnIkpr. KlKle Vnnvll, junnlo FhlUI >!<., - The Navesnk Methodst Epwrfrth- LRUQ wll hold n.rumtmge sne Frdny of next week at Navesnk hall. The sale wll start nt ten oclock und wll contnue."ii (Hy. The league wll hold n busness meetng pnd POenbln ton">rro>.- nc;ht nt Pt-erl G?hlhnuss. Mrs. Herbert J. Smth wll attend thn Ep(vorth dstrct meetnp:. whch wll be held F-dnv of next week nt the Belford Methodst church. The Leonardo hgh school athletc assocaton wet last week am elected Lawrence Gr»y presdent. Lester Newman ve." presment. Rhoda Southnl sccretarv and Mss Alce Ross treasurer. Mss Ross s the German teacher at thp school. Edna Morford. Vhfrnm Bshop, Joseph McVey- and Howard Mchln wore ^elected members of the ndvsorv board." Amonp: those from Belford who motored to Camp Dx Sunday were Mr. am Mrs. Harry Whte and famly, Monroe Watson, Mrs. Joseph Hyers " d son Wllnm, Mrs. InmcK Hyers, Mss Dasc Casey. George Henry. Chester Henry. Rufus Eastmond and Wllnm Helmeth. The car drven by Wllam Hyers broke down near Wrgltstown nul t had to be towed to a Karate. The Klaxon Klub was reorganzed Tueadav npht of lnst week at the home of Msses Volet and Mabel Morrs of Bolford. The members.present were MISBOS Agnes and Mary Ashe and Alce Wllams of Leonardo,»ml Gertrude, und Paulne Stel and Juanta Kng of Gelford. The club a few davs wth. Mr. Plahns parents. Mr. and Mrs. Davd Plnhn n{ Belfovd. T.sc Patterson, a member of the Wed Bnk ambulance comnanv. spent turday wth hq parent". Mr. ond r«; Stenhen Pntterson of Nnvesnk. Mrs. Grace Godwn, a promnent toe danopr, who hns been occupyng Samuel Fosters nrttnc-f rt Rrevent arv. hs returned to N«w York. HOWTANLAC AIDED IN HEALTH BATTLE.. Nathanel F. Jackson, 3, Vrgna avenue, Pnterson, a member of Butler Post, No. 35, G. A. R., recently told how Tanlac helped hm defeat Mrs. A. R. Sutphn of N("v Mnnmouth. whn hns hpen conf""! to the "I was all run down from catarrh, hs old enemy, catarrh: bed several months.wth sekness, s and suffered greatly from headaches now able to bo sbout the hf*up*. and dzzness. My appette amounted Chnrle: Foster ;m<l famly of Rockvlle Center. Innp Islaml. sh»nt nnrt unstrung that the slammng of a door fr> nothng, and my nerves were so of lnst weelt wth Mr<s. Fosters sster, startled me. At nght Id roll and Mrs. John Schenck of Belforr.. toss for hours at a tme before gong Jnmps Asho nf T^eonnrdo.. who to sleep. Mornng would fnd me nl worked on the cof lnks pt Leonardo, tred out, and I generally had a pan s now employed by the Atlantc n my left sde on gettng up. Hehlnnds ;<s company. P^ven lor c "A man s often careless and I t trees on Poptmastor guess that had n good deal to do wth Wllnm Swns property at Navesnk my condton. I often felt lke the arc ben«t taken out. Conover Applegatft s don^ the work, notced that the headaches were par- small of my back was numb, and Mss Alne Whleof Belford and tcularly severe n the afternoons. Mss Cecl jweaycr of Red Bnk went Then I saw n the paper where ths to New YorVvmtrrday* on Wllnm Tanlac was so good for catnrrh, ancl Pcnnsn market bont. I decded to gve t a tral. Mrs. Spencer llowland of Loft Rr.-n<-h spent lp«t week wth her "Well, do you know that medcne daughter. Mrs. Benjamn J. Haulboskey,of Leonardo. fxed me rght up? My nppette tns been on the ncrease ever snce. The Postmaster ISennmn J. Hnulbosl«?y of Leonardo wna confned to hsha ave left, and I can sleep lke a pa nns are all gone, the headache younpster all nght lonfr. I can cat home last week wth throat trouhlc. anythng thnt comes my way, and enjoy t, too. Mrs. J. Hamlton Brnnard of Navesnk spe,nt nart of Inst week wth relatves at Green Vallev, New York. "Tanlac s the best tonc anl MVStem purfer I have ever taken. Im Edward Phllps, who s at Camp Dn. spent Sunday at hs home at Belfoftl; Tanlnc s beng cxplnned at June." glad to recommend t." George McVev of Leonardo andcooper. Jr.s drug store, Broad and P/aul Posten of Hllsde, students atwhte streets. sl. OVERCOATS MACKINAWS RUBBERS SHOES BOOTS A. TANNE3MBAUM THE HOME2 OF HONEST VALUE8-25 West Front Street Red Bank MISREPRESENT: ANYTHING.about the goods whch Ksell;. ^ I sell all kndfsof ACCESSORIES. I try to get ""the BEST at all tmes. -My DEMOUNTABLE RIMS for nstance are-firestone. They cost a lttle more mphey.but are.avorth t. They are the BEST demountable rms MADEfof FORD CARS. SPRANGER WIRE WHEELS wtf DE- ^ have! a t!stlct~aclvattage Over the ordnary type of wfe.wheel." Theyre GOOD. HASSLER SHOCK ABSORBERS are tndoufftedly the BEST Shock Absorbers ON THE MARKET for a Ford car. They stand tr^perfectly and gve/kvt*ysatsfacton. They.mak^ a wonder- _ftl_djffcrence^ Jhe rdng_quavty of jbe car. In the Tre a"nd tube Dcpartmeat, I sell NOh> WALK, MICHELIN and G. & J. These are-^he tres I PUSH hecausaj_knqwj:tey-xre-6qqd^ uf utlrerrmrlccs-df" y tres to meet the demands of the OCCASIONAL purchaser who wants some other make. : I have a large contract to sell SMITH FORM- A-TRUCK Attachments, whch n conjuncton wth a STANDARD FORD CHASSIS.makes a splendd ONE-TON TRUCK and wll carry-a FIFTY PER- CENT OVER-LOAD. ;. I have a large contract wth the H. H. BAB- COCK COMPANY, of WatertoVn,-IS. Y., and carry from FIFTY to ONE HUNDRED bodes of varous szes and knds on hand all the tme. I beleve they, are the BEST BODIES MADE for Ford cars.. So on all the way through. Before sell YOU an artcle I TRY IT MYSELF. NORMALLY I use a automoble or any accessory wth CARE- FUL CONSIDERATION, but fur these TEST purposes I jfvethem all kds of ABUSE, lo bu-sure that they wll stand up under the WORST of road condtons. As above staled when I put my endorsement on an artcle t has GOT to stand up, or I wll make l GOOD. W. E. MOUNT, Authorzed Ford Dealer. AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORY JOBBER. New Brunswck, EnglUhtown, STORES: Red Bank, Matawan.

11 TZ BED BANK KECSTESL Eleven. KEANSBURG NEWS., Auxlary to Fre Company Wll Cv* D»nce Every Saturday. The ladefl auxlary of tho New tnt Chemcal engne company wll ld ft dance every Saturday nght rng tho wnter. On October 20th masquerade wll be held n the fre- Mr, and Mrs, Samuel I. Kng and rs.. Lafayetto.Raynoj; und son lbrlefmo 6re"u"fo~{ol~)Onl{Thurs-; Wlbur Lankenau of New York ent the week-end wth hs parents. MIBS Volet Wood of Brooklyn lent Sunday at her cdttago on Bayew avenue. MIHB Sarah T. Snnders of Jersey ty spent lust week at her cottage Park avenue., Mr. and Mra. Jnmea Sullvan of ooklyn spent Sunday wth Mra. rank Wardle. Mrs. Olver R. Overton Bpcnt Sat- day at New York. Mss Mae Shaeffer, who for tho ast three years hna been lvng wth er sster, Mrs. Lester Smth, has turncd to Readng, Pa., where she tranng for a nurse, Mss Barbara Smth of New York ent Sunday wth etsch. Mrs. Emle Mr. and Mrs. Edward VunNote and Mldren of Avon spent last week th the formers Bster, Mrs. Wllam. Thome. George Kng spent Sunday wth ss Estolle Stewart of Newark. The buldng und loan assocaton ll meet next Monday nght n the ank. A clam chowder supper and clamake wll bo held n tho Beacon Beuch Jsocatons hall Saturday nght.. Mr. and Mrs. Eml of Newark lent the week-om ut ther cottage re. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Phelen have loaed ther cottage and have rerned to Montreul, Canada, for the nter. The regular meetngs of the Turner [aonnerchor have been changed from ueaday to Thursday. Mss Mnne B. Lent spent Sunday b her cottage n Granvlle Pnrk,\ Edward Downey and daughter [elen of Brooklyn spent Sunday at er cottage. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Wlkns and unly have returned to Rutherford fter spendng tho season here. Louse Callen, who has been yh, M lally, Joseph Mulll, Klla Kelly, Itululla M H LINCROFT NEWS. Thrty-Four Pupls wth Honor Roll Record for tha Month. Pupla who were nether absent nor tardy the past month were: Prlmurv Wllam Lutynh, Matthew Mulll, urold * Harret uouch, Hnlmcs, AralHl Johnson, Marlon Hood, Alfred Wnter, ISlmer VanScholck, Herbert McQueen, Jdn VunUtn, Nunnn E. Hcott,.lenntu McQueen, Myrtlo Layton, Helen Vyuubul, Carrlo JohHon. ""QFunmar Joseph c/tnavoy John Kelly, JumfcH I-otyHh, -llurry Mouwer, lteatrletj Mllllln, Maud Norman, Anna Hold, HUHHOH Tcmllnson Mlllu Holmes. Klorunco Layton, Kvn M-Qu.cn, Herbert Mouser, fttellu Mull, Theodore Plllls, Ktalley Htlwell, Hubert VanHcholcl. Mss Bertha Chevaler of New York s vatng her aunt, Mrs, Henry A. Conover. Mr. and Mrs. John Huef have returned to Brooklyn after a vst to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mousor. Mrs, Jacob Conover of Clover Hll farm, who has been very sck, s much mproved. Mrs. Anna Vanljote of West Long Branch spent part of last week wth Mrs.. Wllam H, Thompson. Mss Florence Rddle spent two days last week at New York. Frank L. Drver has been on a trp n the West. Mrs. Maron Clark and her son Taylor of West Long Branch have been vstng Msses Anno and Lyda Thompson. Mrs. Lews S. Thompson motored to the army camp at Wrghtstown last week. She took to the solders a bg lot of thngs provded by herself and by other persons of ths neghborhood. Charles Hcser spent Saturday at Newark. sendng the season wth her snter, Irs. Jandorf, returned to Jersey Cty st week. Seymour Compton and Isadora fallng are workng at Phladelpha. Mrs. Henry Mauror wll soon close er cottage and return to Brooklyn ar the wnter monthb. ~ M. Belgano has closed hs talor lop on Carr avenue and s spendng sveral weokb vacaton n New York. Mrs. George Brch of Keyport pent a few daya of last week wth er parents, Mr. and Mrs. John B. overt. Mr. and MrB. John Lawless and amly have returned to New York tfter spendng the season n ther ottage. Mrs. Prank B. Ovorton and daughter Harretto spent tho week-end at Perth Amboy. I Mrs. Ida Lockner and son Charlea \ and Mr, and Mrs. John Granato have {"vacated ther cottage and wll-resde ; nermanently n Newark W. IJ. MacDdhuld wll keep hs gar- age on Man street open throughout I the wnter. L^Mfcand-MrB.-C.- Harry _Daus..tof, { Rdgewood spent the past month at I ther cottage here. > Mr. and Mrs. Charles Palmer have returned to New York after spendng the season here. Mss Lucy Stanbrdge has returned home aftor spendng several weeks at New York.. Mss Mnne Rasaman s spendng "several weeks at Phladelpha.,_ Mrs. K. Nelson of Cold Sprngs, N, Y., s spendng ths week at the Lent cottage.. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nghtngale have returned home after spendng a vacaton at Buffalo, : Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pper and j- daughter of Keyport" spent Sunday here. Mr. and Mrs. George Olmstead and famly of Idoal Beach wll occupy Walter H. Moores cottage on Myrtle avenue for the wnter. Mr. Moore and famly wll spend the wnter at Cortlandt, N. Y. Dr. 0. K. Crewtnn wll spend the. wnter at the Granvlle house Albert VanMater wlj keep the Unon News stand open throughout the wnter. The Amercan express company has closed ts offce for the season. Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Conroy and chldren spent Saturday at New York. Mr. and Mrs. George Worth and Mrs. Addle Crear spent lubt week at New York.. Mrs. George Oborlander s Slowly recoverng from serous llness. MDDLETOWN VILLAGE NEWS. Reformed Women! MUonary Socety to Meet at Mn. Thot. Felds. "The Resurrecton of tho Body" wll be the subject of the sermon next Sunday mornng; at the Reformed church. At nght the topc wll be SA. Vtal Queston." Mss Isabel Gu- lck wll lend the Chrstan Endeavor meetng Sunday nght. Charles Tn- <lall was a delegate yesterday to the Monmouth ICIBBSJS at Colts Nock. Frday nghts prayer meetng wll be hold at Mss Mary Taylors. The Steady Glcanws wll meet Saturday afternoon at tho parsonage to make comfort bags. Tho womenb mssonary socety, wll meet Thursday afternoon of next week at Mrs. Thomas Felds. A petton s beng crculated by Wllam M. Greenwood and Churlba H. Morford to keep the postoflteo n Rchard Lufburrows store. About ffty sgnatures hnvo been obtaned.. An examnaton for postmaster was held a short tmo ngo nnd Mss Freda Nenstedt, a daughter of tho-formor postmaster, wnu the only person to t(ko the examnaton. Tto postoflce was trnnsferred to ts present locaton last summer aftor the dsappearance of Henry Nonstedt. A spocnl meetng of tho Baptst ladles auxlary -pll bo hold tomorrow afternoon at three oclock at the chapol. The church wns decorated wth flowers Sundny n observance of Rev. Horace R; Good/chlds, fourteenth nnmvcronry us pastor of tho church.. Mrs. Wllam Green of Rchmond, Vrgna, returned home today aftor u vst at tle Reformed parsonage here. Edward Mordan Is confned to the IIOURO wth sckness. George Kane s workng at Jersey Cltv. The annual harvest homo of tho Red Hll Methodst church wll open tonght and wll contjjuo tho rest of the week. Gunnng Notces. Get your gunnng notces at Tho Regster offce. Advertsement. WAITBEBS WAHTED. Apply!H lroud.street, Ited Hunk, N, J. OIBl WANTED. Clerk, In lmunh delcatessen store, Itel Hunk. OUNNIAQ NOTICES! Get your gunnng notleeh ut The HcglHter odlce. FOB BALE. (Jullll. IU pluh, (l djlllh. C. W. JOllOH, llolnulol, N. J. BOY WANTED. for aflornum nownnaner route. lvubln, 58 Uroad Htreet. HEA.TEB FOS BAIE. A Kuntt lufutf- Itn- Hle at 70 MonmovtU street, Jlod llunlt. Oltlzea» BullOnf ana Loan A»ool»tlon has money to loan onnortgage). KaBy monthly paynlents. BOOMS FOB BENT. KurnlHled or unfurnl^ ed. 69 Broad Htreet, Red Hunk. OT FOB BAIMB. 0 Klzo 0x76, heat locaton/prce I860. Uox 7, I ted Bank.. FHOHOOSAFE FOB BAKU. Kdlso, complete wltl records, prce (H. Ilox 7, led Bank. SEED BYE rob SALE. ClurlnH Connors,- Nownan Sprngs roul, R. D,, Red ISank, H, BITIAU. Remover ol dead anmals, Bed But, N. J. Telephone BXDES BOUOHT. I buy u!l knds of hlde. H. Hltnu, Phono 29-.T Red Hank. Otlam l loan Anodaton k bt O a m nllunr u>a loan Anodaton only requlroa you to pay back about 676 on each l,000 borrowed. PUPPIES FOB SAXE Twu louml pupch for Male. oodkood, Llncroft, N. J. oosr *o* garb. About ISO,bunhels of old corn for HU», :T. l. Ponovor. Colts Neck. N. J. Plone 08.rI--8 Freehold,. MVBSB. WIHIJUH U few more ton* uk. Addn-KH, lox.!!c(, Kulr Jtrmy., Cty uurh nement ens luvell, New MAN WANTED. Man for general work; mun le uhle lrve an utnmbllt,, (Jenrne llunc-e ltttn-hom, Ited Mlll^. WANTED. Mulec! )cln:r,"urm elkltl! HjJ< Apply lt 08 Irlll Hll-et, Jm. J. W, vlentlnu, Hud Hank. PUBLISHED BOOMS, IlfHtt, rurnl^lel.rounh to let to lehtruhle. paltleh. Inqure lt lull Munnt^Utl Htreet, le,] KanU, MONMOUTH COUNTYS MARKET PLACE REGISTER WANT PAGE WHetfe More Than 28.5OO People Meet Weekly Waana Hare your woahlng done at the Jersey Coast laundry. Famly wa«h. rougrh dry,! 70 cents; flat work Ironed, IB cents. P h 2 a n L B l OUT YOVK BTOTES BEPAIBBD. Let UB repar your s,oveb now. L. Bchwurtx & Son, west Front Btreet and Maple avenue, Hod Bank. FOR SALE. wo youn^ frehh 3er»ey c»w», ApJy Henry Kenxler, Ulomnary Farms, d D ld Hk Two.J Henry Kenxler, lom HIvoHd! Drve, led Hank. BLAOKBMITK AND HOBBE6HOEB. Frank Gray, ractloel horsehhour. The Brck Shop, 9 Mechanc street, Eatablehed 5 yoara In Hod 3ank. GIBL WASTED.. "r general hnuhnwork, no.-laundry. MI-M Thulum H. Feld, Mddletown roal, Had Hank, N. J., Phono 009-J. GAB BANOE FOB BALE.!IIH rakc, wth top oven, for snlo an. Call at Mrs. CharlflS KhutlsK, KM tfprlnk fltf(.-ot, Ile Hunk. CIIBL WAHTED. Wlllte dll wanted tn- general houscwnrk. Apply nt room 6, KlHter lulld- :, r.t roud street, tud Bank. rob SALE. l"ln! IOIIKIIBII brlmll bull, talc, pedgreed, I months old, f.pm best.stock. Wrte K. Ilnux, HeulrlKhl, >. J. DOQ FOUND. Drown and Muck lomd dok found. Owner please addrehh VV; UallbrlKke, G. (,. Ulc^ldale plaee, lllalanx, N.-J.. WTXT.TAM T. XEILLT. 2 Fearl afreet. Phone 9-R Bed Bart. The rght place to net good groceres l rght prces. Prompt delveres PBESSMEN WANTED. Two good press feeders; HIOHC who enn make ready. Come ready for work. Slsnund Klsner Co., -led Hnl. CI.OTHES WANTED, Poor wdow, wld few )>oy*, wuull lke clothng a«hoon an pohhlhle fornclbol. AddlCHH M. 0., Kal- Haven,,N... PIOS FOB SALE. pgh, clklt to ton weekx old, for sale. Wlllum Muck, Krechod, N../. H..!. l. No. 0. Phone 20-K-3Z Freehold.,., HOUND DOO LOST, Female hound lout last Sunday, lver volore and whte. Rnwa-d If found. M drens O. H. Itowo, Kverett,,X. J. SALEBIADIES WANTED. Wanted at once, Halesladlet, wth.or wthout experence. Apply In person Or by letter. Straus Co.. Bed Bank. VfWK WANTED. - Smnll-rokBfe Il«,-about-SB-pounds; State : welght and prce. AddreHH Jones, 02 HverHde avenue, led lunk., BOUSE FOB BENT. Fve-room houho on Herbert street for rent. -fapply to Thompnon & Ma.ttlvowH, Harlert»trcotr-lt«dJnnlu: 7_ - MONEY TO LOAN.,000 to $25,000 on bond and mortgage, In amounts to Bult purchaser, JacoD H, Lefferts. Matawan, N. J. POB BALE. l-lfty fne Uarrcd Rock pullets, 25 mxed varetes," wll lay very shortly Jacob Doremus, Lttle Slver, N. J." P. A. AUTO FOB BALE. Chandler tourlnn cur, sovgn-pabaenger, complete. Box 7, Red Bank. floy wanted to sell...west Front street, led Bank. CBXDD WANTED TO BOABD. Sclnol-aBo,.-refned-«urroundlJKa._&=. dre»h U, bux 7, Far Haven, N. J.» A W B» B. O A F E» ^ J. -_Auctloneer._Jfour_]jatronaBe BOllcltedr N*o safe too gteat; none too small. Terms rght. Phone Mddletown 278-F-2. FOB SALE OB BEST. Furnshed or unfurnshed.. M*. B. yat-r, 2 llranch avenue, Red Bank, SOtTBE FOB 8ALX. Houne on Rver Plaza for sale at s, dorlhce: JrB; Prodmore.-RedBank. BEBBWKBnBY SAIBY. Mlk and cream. Specal mlk for bahlob. Telephone 499-W Red Bank. FLAT FOB BENT., Fve roomb, all Improvements. 0,00. Rod Bank Heal Estate Co. - HBAXEB FLAT FQB_ BENT. Mve rooms, all mprovenent r~$2cr0c7 Red Bank Heal Estate Co. FOR BALE. Potatoes -and corn for aalo, delvered. Apply"" to j; Holmes Conover, Llncroft, N. J. STOVES FOB BALD. Ktchen und parlor Htovea, for Bale. S. Hlnenolt,? West Front Btroot, Rod. Bnnk. ~ 8T0BB FOB BENT. No, G East Front street. Apply to Kennedy & Sons, Doremua Bros. Co., or agents APPLE LOOS. Wo are In the market for apple butts. Addreaa Baley & Custor, box 292, Camden( N, J. :.. _-j _ PldS FOB BALE. Ffteen full plb^to r "KeT 7TTr.~Vl> lag, Bcobeyvllle, N. J. Phone 202-F-3 Eatontown, DOO FOUND. Black am tan hpuml dok found about novo weelth UBO. ueorgo Illchdale, Phalanx, N, J. THREE FDFS FOB BALE. Scotch colles, thoroughbred, male G ooch. Mrs. Phlp Horner, box 93, Sottlrlght, N. J. BHEEP FOB BALE. A younff sheep, famly pot. for sale. Imulro of K. Uanck*. 2^2 Sprng Btreot, led Bank. BOABDEBS WANTED. Two or three mon wanted, wth or wthout bnnnl. Apply at 2 BmHot avonue, llel IlanU. FOB BALE. LurKo parlor stove, In Rood condton, double heater. Apply to 50 Brdge avenue, lud Bank. Itcllable WANTED. d. experenced mad for penerul houhoworlt. Apply at 200 Broad Htroet, llol Hank. TOP BOm FOB BALI. Manosquan gravel and blueatone soroenlngs; wll delver wnt. Charlea Burd, Red Bank. MONET TO LOAN. " 500,,700,»2,000, $3,C00 nnd,000 to lou at llvo per cent. A. h. lvlns, HoRlHtor bulldllk, DUTOHEB WANTED for Frday rend Snturdny. Economy arocery rum. Monl Co., la Shrewsbury avonuo, Ted Bnnlc, FOB BALE, HUHIIIOHH property for Rnle, oppofltto ralroad (hfot. Apply at 78 Monmouth Htroct, Hod Bank. TWO COATS FOB BALB very reasonable LldyH rnn coat and full lekln cloth coat, nlzo Urand avenuo, Hcd Bunk. VIOTBOLA FOB BALB. Ownor BlvlK up houbokooplnr, Wll ncrlllc. Addrons Opportunty, Box 33. Hod Hank, BOOM I<on BEST. IlfHlrnblu, Hpontl llnar front room for r^, larku, warm am llkht, all oonvenlotuef. Trmfl rcanonbln If pormnnont. HthHon JIouHd, H7 Uroal Htreot, llol Ibuk^ _^ LOST. Ialr of RlawOH In a blark rnno, lost Haturday weelt bflwc-n, Wllam am llroml nlrnelh. Mr». Jumcx Wolcott, Wllam Htroct, Red nult. rv»a BEMODBLBD. An old Uout call Im made Into a muff, nrnrf,, fur collarb and cufffl and bat, Worl Rmrnntcwl. Prlcsn rght, at 07 Jroud Htrocl, Hed Bank, Nt J. LOST ON BBOAD STEEET, Saturday, a bar pn wth wh.lte Htones, Knder please return same to.i..d. Nor rs, 20 Mechanc street, Hed Hank, HONEY 0 LOAN on frst bond and mortgage on Improved property In sums to Bult borrowers. A. aton Beekman, attorney. Red Bank. MAN WANTED. d t bt MAN WANT. Man wanted, to beat rugs, on any clear dny. One who understands th work. 32 Peters place, led Bank. WAKMD.. An old nal, 4x22 ft. or larger, to cover Jauncl for wnter, AddreHH.Tpln Pearsall, Box 65, Far Haven, N. J. NOTICE TO BOAT OWNEB8. - The beht place to Htore your boat nnd equpment for the wnter sat Sckels bout works, Red Bank. Phone 74-W.. BOOK FOB BENT. Large, comfortably furnshed room, three mnutes from Broad street, fo rent. 7 Drummond»pluce, led Bank. JIB.OOO WANTED; _ Wanted, to borrow f 5,000, secured by bond and mortgage. Property value 50,000, Address Box, Matawnn, N-J. KABION OAB FOB SALE. Marlon^car, In nrst-class condton, fo sale at a bargan. Can be Been at Van- Dorns f?arage. Morford Bros,, Red Bank. DANCE. A dance wll be held next Wcdnesday nghtin Odd Fellows hall, by Sheplerds of Betllohem. Admsson 26 cents. TOR BAXE. Bed room sute, stand and feather bed, for snle, Also -would lke to take o roomer. 4 Mechanc street. Red Bank, Feather bed, bedroom sute, par o jrbttnsbrtpsrbtw;" wasnuow sprnjrbttnsbrtapsrbtw; wasnuow and ptchers. 4 Mechanc street, Heo Bank. -. FOB BALE. Mnlogany bodstead wltl sprncs, on goose feather bod, one par of portle curtans. Call at 28 Broud street, Rcc Bank. TAKE YOUB DOCK IN before we have n bnd Mtorn and yo loso t. We wll do It the best. Sckelaa bout worky,- Hel Hank. Phon 74-W. TBAF GUN FOB BALE. Strom? slmotlfr trm> Run: oost $200 wll sell cheap or wll exchange fo motorcycle. Address Trap Gun, box 33 Iled Hank. a NOTICES. Gunnng sgns prnted on mtbln, 5 cents per dozen; prnted on durable cardhoard, 25 centh per dozen, at Tho Regster ofuco, BTBA3S VUXOANXKXNCK We une the best materals and gu&r* antee all work; free nlr servce. John Hanson. 34 West Front stroot, Bed Bank. Phono 72-W. HOGS KILLED. Orders tnlu t«kll IIOKH n any pan of tho county. Walter nrnver, Nownan Hpngs road, corner of Tl ton avenue, Hed Hank.. BBEAD AND OAKE BALE. Tho.ladhH of tlu KJst llnptnt clmrc wll hold" a bread nnd cake sale Atnr day, October 3th, In tho ulll bulldln at 0:00 n. m. BOABDBBB WANTED. Flrst-etuHH board In homnltko plnco good tnble, roasonublo rates: near center of town. Apply at UG Hudson avenue, Phono 453-J. WANTED In ft refned prlvnto famly, two furnlhhoc rtkmn.s nnd load for two ynunk Kntlo men. Wrlto, HtatlnK partlullarf, to Ilo 3:, Hod Hank. LAMP AMD tttm FOB SAKE..Onn lnh Htmlt-nt lamp, two brnors, Kreon HladoH, llrht-luu nnlur; onn ru;, 9x2, In far condton. AIIIII-OHH Ilox " -rttontnwn ^7,,T, BrUATION WANTED. Young colored woman wants Mtuntor an rdh nurse, or housework In Hnn] famly, porsonnl reference. 68 WMt street, Iled Hunk, unowrg Tmauncno VLAJRC. Expert vulcanlelng done promptly and reasonably. Brng your tro work b d b d U Wht tt and be convnced. Dank. Ihono tro rk ban Whte etrett, r Be) Bunnma BANS. Get my prlco on clean, sharp, bullalnn Band, Bdablo for all purnonon; deltvere< In any nuantlty. John It Cook, Jr., Bed Bank Phono 403R In Ba any nu nk. P uantlty. Joh hono 403-R. PIBEMAK unlh poktlon, day or nl^ll, K>» r,--fr<nr.h, hy Nmt-mhcr H(. State \\-;IK,..S. I. IarohH, car^ of. V;u(>,nlt, AtlanlllKblandH, X. J. SQUASH AND PUMPKIN WANTED. ttllo jmtlty and prl,-,-. wll jmy UH\I <m delvery neareat *n!jn.. Anna. Delt/, Hwopt Hrlar l-ar,.matau-u, -;.:J. l;)one 2f,G-M... HENS FOB SAL;..\,nt «r, Whn- ochn anl ::, nl,,,!,. Hlml It-l, lylllb leh f.r nlc, ut l.fll -n-l, ;.\U:tJarl", IJI-;IIIK,- \c-, l-uh lluvel,.n. J. OOOD PRICES VAID Inr tjjm ^erotd anl suts and nvcrm-.tt ll Tle Cty Dry Ilcalllllf,,""l J»V IlK UurkH, \ MerJanc Htreet.,-ar H d k h 7J BOOMS TO LET. 7 Ap;wl ncut md -tums f-. rent, fnr- IIIHIII-II n hlkh-chk". mndcrn hous-. l-llf nlllral lh-alllll, lr,-^ l-akollllll-. Apply at 39 lroad stru-l, Il-l Hunk. " BEWAHD fur return <f I vcr-johdm l»l ->!. N>: hl2:::t, tnken fnm IIIKII.s-hnul hnt -c-k. Or J -.n-mat<, lea.llk U> -f-vtv of.same. Ill Kn^t l-runt -street, Hed Hank. PEBBOKAL OBEETINO CABDH. J)ot v.-lt tll the lawt mm/t-. CJct our nlvte p-rhmlul tfr-hlk,-nnln fm lrlmtmh nuw. AlaUe yur Hek-t-tu at.".xwehu, Ited Hank. STOVE PIPE. Iltltnwx, (lulnjfrh, Htovf l;r,a- H, rnn\ odn, lre Mhovels, due sths. ash Hlf (M-K, re clay, etc.: ulwo large stu:k of lnnern.s. WellerH Ktore. BOABD Ars BOOM. LarKe, cheerful room, luue eookng, KaH and electrc llkht, bath and phono; two nnuuh frtun Broad Htr-ot. 2C Wallace Btreet, ltel Bank CASB FOB 37-FOOT BOAT, Wth beautful mahogany deelm and nk trln, nl copper fastened wth forays llttlkh, n pet-feet Condton, :t.sl.kelss boat works, Ited Bnnk. FOR SALE OS SZOHANO-E. Dwellng -house on Newman Sprngs oad ottered In exchange lor small farm, r wll sell. Mrs. G. Brnwer, Newman n-ngs road, Ited Bank. COKTBAOTTMO AKO TEAMIHCf. Vlll handle large or Hmall contracts, plow gardens, Erradln^ and novtng; hour or day contract. Apply or wrte Abram Patterson, Phalanx, N, J. BABY CAKRIA.OES KEPATBED. He-llrcd, panted und uplulsterel; new.iigiiih put on.- Old eurrcek ufuls lke new at mnall cost, H..hark, 39 Mon mouth.htreet; Red Bank, POSITION WANTED. r.larrlel man, wth one ehld, wshes poston on gentletnns estate, UH prvate chauffeur, wlllug and oblgng. Address G. 8., Itox 83, Iled Bank. FlNO POB SALE. ; l f or sale, uprght planu la llrst class condton"; wll sell reasonable, on account of leavng- town. Apply at 47 Wshngton street, Jted Bank. POOI. TABLE POS BALE, A larroweh- parlor pool table; 3^x feet, us good as new, for sale very rea- Honablo. Phone 89-U Red Hank, p O. box 2, Lttle Slver, N. J. ^ : BEOOBDS BOTaaT. ^_ Any Vlotor or Columba double faced recordb you are tred, of-lejrlng wll buy at 5 and 25 cents each. Address P, O. box -205, Asbury Park, N-. J. POSITION WANTED. Belgan, expert wth horse«, wth good acnra8...wflttt Jm by November st. Address HBITanr Farm, Atlantc Hghlands, X, J. BENT MONET you never see agan. Buy a homo. Sxroom house wth bath and heat, $2,400 small payment down, btlance same at rent. BenJ. H. Ford, Rel Hank. FOB, SALS. Freplace wth brass trmmngs, androns, double heater room stove am two burler chars for sale; all n good order J. W. Ulgrm, Eatontown, N.-.I. EOOB AND POULTBY WANTED. Wo ull pay De hltfde.st market prh-e or eggs n trade and wll Klvc the hglst market prlre for poultry, f. Uletz &.Son, 2.) West Front street, Ilnl Bank. FABII FOB BALE. Farm of 00 acres on Colts Neck roaa, known us the George Wlkns farm, for Hale; must be sold to settle estate? Inqure of GeorgcWllkns, Jr., or Wellngton -W k I nu(- exeu tura L_; COtlHTBr PEOPEKTY WANTED. J/ave cash buyers, large and small farnh; abo nhor*: jropertloa. fend de- Bcrlptlons; wll Inspect. George W. Zucker, graduate agrculturst, Klnnoy buldng, Newark, N. J. NICE OPPORTUNITY FOB OrrCEE. Cosy Sevf---oom Inmalow, -l-trllkllt, teletlm,. runnng wat-r, fully furnlsle; wth garage, from XovenlT r.th untl.may 5th; Kll a.month. Dux r.:, I,Itlh-.Slver,.\.,. PtraWITUBE KEPAIBED.! Furnture of all llnda repared, - Re- utorlnff of antlcue and mahogany fur-: nlture a specalty. - Huhry GraBe, Front Htreet, near Southern ralroad, Ited Bank. [ _. WANTED. Small hnme n- aparlwft or three roomn, not far fnjm SIIIIIMII-, wll ( p"y up to %22 per month; Immedate possesson. Address Apartment, lra 33." It-l Hank. OtTEBHSEIT BULL FOB SALE. A regstered GuerrHey bull, ready for servce, for sale at a reahonable prce. Dam has A. It. recnrl. Knr partculars apply to Mlddleurook Farm, Allenhurst, FOB BALE. ^IUVIIIK n a mnaller luse, have Uro he<l roln Hlllte.t, r,lj >ur(i«runot. -7 y.-u-lh maltng. al^heveral other thng (nr Kle. IVll lny lny tlls week. 3 Intera plan-, Ited.Bank.... PIANO TVNIMCJ. Tleparlnj!, polshng, (renovatng old panos a -specalty). Estmates cheerfully gven. Satsfacton guaranteed; A. B. Urhan, 42 Hudson avenue, led Bank. -." TEUCK FABUEB WANTED. Sober, mu-rled njn as tenant farlrter for vegetable grower. Wrte, Btatlng vof-es expected, experejco and gve references, to l.uek "Box 3, Eutontown, N. J.. ;. 77vv PIEOElOBT. Gray fur pleee lost Monday, between Atlantc JllghJands fnd Locust Pont. Ljllernl reward f returned to Mrs. Cnhlllr-Boy- -tt venue, "Atlantc- III«W(Ulds, N. " J "- -." LOST.-,-..-. ; Par of amethyst rosary beads loet Sunday between Iled Bank and Keyport. Fnder kndly return same to Walter Glbllh. atrallroul Htatlpn and receve reward,. "... - WANTED., Whte grl,^or general housework,- for one. month In" town," Good-coefk. If satts,factpry can. go to cjty wth party, wages $3. AddreHS Satsfactory, Box LM7, Red Bank.. -, JUST ABBIVED. October r.nuhcrnon records. Tho ver; best anl latest songs and dance hts, 2 cents each, double Rlded.. Trubns, the store of -a.ldusand ltemsr 58 Broad street, Rod Bank.. OOD WAHTED. Wanted, -,000. 4wta. of old gold at once; Perhaps you have some old Jewelry whch Is layng Idle. Hghest prces pad. L. de la Reusslle, 38 Broad street, Red Bank... EOOm HAMB OLOTHEJS WAWTED. Wlll^ay-hlgheBt-pr4cea^:Qr_xour_old clothng If In good condton, mena"omyr Estmates cheerfully gven. Phone 8- M, or call Herman Levn at 95 Shrewsbury f.venue - SADDLE BOSSES AND SHETLAND pones to put out for the wnter for ther keep wth responsble partes; only a few choce ones left. Come at once. R. H. Brower, 837 Central avenue, Asbury Park. N.-J. HOUSE FOX SALE. New house on Branch avenue, for sale on easy terms. Sx rooms and bath. Improvements. * Inqure Thompson & Matthews, Herbert Btreet, JKed Bank. FOB BENT VNFUBHIBHED. On Throckmortcn avenue, ono mnute from trolley, seven rooms and bath, all Improvements, perfect condton; J35 monthly. Apply to Mrs. R. B. Farquhar or agents., -, l! h*j brhclrtt?n-a rrorrre; Tlrej ttlt-trp the vacant spots on the walls. Have that pcture framed* at Foxwella and gve a new touch to your home. WANTED. Knttng: yarn, nny color, any quantty. All left-over peces to be. used for lnukllg- squares for led Cross" blunkets. Send to Mss G. Porter, Oceanc, N. J.,. WANTED. Handy njan, to run car and moke llr- -Helf usefuh Wages UUr-ty dollars_per_ mohth. Includng board and lodgng. Address Cadllac, Box 33, Red gank BATB TOUB OLD OABFETB. Beautful reversble ruga made from old carpets am chenlle porteres. Wrte for crculars. Amercan Bug Manufactory, 296 Vermont street, Brooklyn. OENEBAX CONTBA.OTOBS. "James-Norman & Son, offce and ysd Shrewsbury avenue, Red Banlc Concrete work a specalty. Get our fgures before hayng any work done. SLAG BOOFIWO. Leaky tn and slate roofs made tght; also water proofng sde walls and cellars. Ogden McClaskey, 47 Hudson avenue. Red Bank. Telephone 400-J. :ll-beam!stati!-wa»tbd.- ~P*HTate~lfltrtT-wants I one acre ot gronu, not too lar xrom s tlon, near wate " preferred, r am hot an agent. Address >. K,, 80 Broad street, ftewapc, X. J..... A MXJSIOALE of all colored talent nt l^rst Baptst church, Red Bank, Thursday- evenng, October IS, beneft- nf Frst Baptst church and A, M. 3. Zon church. Admsson 25 cents;- - " HED BAHX SAXBT. Splendd mlk for babes, from Dr. E. "Fahnestoefts Shaaow-Brook-Farm, All santary precautons taken lm our care of mlk and cream. Cnarle A. Mc- Claskey, phone 463-M., FOB SAL*. t Underwood typewrter, $ "Cash or ehy terms- of $0 down und $5 a mutl. Two weeks tral. l-ukther par- LleuluH nqure at Wellworth MtoreurAtuntlc nghlumls, N;, J. ",- WOEK WANTED. A wood laundr^hh wothl lke. nore lays work -out. or more washng at home. Wrte or cull.. AldresH Lnun-. lress, ISl-l, U-tujt street, Ilcl Hank. Call after Ilvo ovlpek. BUBIKESS OPPOBTTINtTY. Auto, truck ndustry, ncreasedgoo per cent n lve y»ars. Can you qualfy fts exclusve Monmmrt county dealer Lawrence Motor 8al^» Corp,, 30 Went r "- street, New.JVprk. -HIST ABBIVED. October lr)nmer.son records. The very best and latest son^s and dance hts, 25 cents each,-double sded. -Trubus, lre, store of / thousnnd Hems, 58 Hroad street, H-d luhk.. rubhished BOOMS. Furnshnd roonh at HlnhlandH, wth or wthout lght houseleeng prvleges; all "tnodern : InDrovements, IncludK Hteam heat;.on Shrewsbury avenue, J3. Hlone-.-Ur.IIlBhlands^^ -, FOWLEB. Slater, -Mrs. Alce Brown, would lke to know whereabouts of.suhuii Kowler, who formerly lved nt Elzabeth. Infurmaton can besent to Polce Chef ClaytQ borougl hall, Bed Bank... NEWSFAFEB BOUTE FOB BAKE. Well e^tablfshod newspaper route for Kale, coverlng^ the entre borough of Rumson. Includes Oceanc, Itumson, RunHDn country.club am Ulaek Pont. Hay Pllon, Oceanc. N. J. OENEBAL KOVZNO AND BTOBAOB. Lght and heavy truckng by horse or motor; large, roomy vans, relable men. Roomy storage warehouse, separate rooms. E. J. Hcllly, Meohanlo street, Re» Bank. Phone 282. j J^, HOMEJlSJ*:-. An exceodlnky attractve slujle sx room louse stuate H tle best hetgh bprhood, Improvements. Owner anxou* to sell and.wll-sacrfce; bffr snap; $3,500.. BenJ. II. Ford, Bed Bank. HEBES TEE FABM ~ you have been lookng for, 22 acres, man.road near Red Bank, house seven rooms, buill/tfaorr-ttuck fa-rr-you ng~>eaeh-o p- clard, wll rase anythng, quck sale, $4,500. Benj. II. Ford, Hed Bank. HOUSE WANTED. Respectable colored man wants to buy a house for casl somewhere on Shrewsbury-avenue or n some part of West Hed Bank for an nvestment to rent. Address C. M., box 33, Red Bank. BHODE ISLAND BED cookerclk.and mllets for sale; a few good ones of best stran for breedng purposes; wll buld up am mprove you Mock. Call on or address Ideal Ile Yards, 28 Westslde avenue, Hed Bank, TJPHOLSTEBINa lmll branches; cushons and slp cov tonne, vclour, corduroy und leather; sole utso by yard. Shades, hangng free. H Chark, 39 Monmouth street, Ited Bank. STEA v U n s a Automoble tre and tube repalrlm S romptly done. Adam L. Huyluy dealer l bcycles, motorcycles and supplle*. Auto -tres and accessores.- Corner of FronKand Osborn street, Keyport, N, J r ^ NOTICE. It your clock or watch dont keep perfect tlne, Bend ua a post card. We wll -eall-at once. We-guarantee-to-flx-any. clock or watch made. Art Jewelry Reparng Co., 7 Beech street. Red-Bank. SPBIHQ WAOON FOB SALE. Hand made, In A-l condton, wll carry 6-barrels. Can be loaded from sdes. Wll sell cheap as have no further use for same. K. M. Wyckoff, or Iled^ank rj rjesu[y3 Broad street, He Phone,77^M7 T - Red Ret! Bank. FOB BALE CHEAP. Wllte Leghorn and Rhode Island Ted chckens, I!) freese, J colony brooder stoves, 2 brooder holmes,. 4 Incubators, largo hen house and a lot of fencng. E. 5. Patterson, box_95, Bed Bank. Plone 290-J.. a. You dont have m experment as to adyertsng n The Regsters Warn Columns. That all been done over and over agan. The Verdct always s that The Regsters Want Department provdes^.the best and cheapest and quckest way of makng a sale or gettng a job or fllng any other Want... The Regster s the womens favorte home newspaper because t tells each week all the news of the localty n whch women are especally nterested. The Regster s the mens favorte home newspaper because t tells each week all the hews of the neghborhood n whch the men folks are especally nterested. Wth The Regster as the womens favorte home newspaper and the mens favorte home newspaper also, everythng n whch women or men are nterested can be told about proftably n The Regster Want Columns. Advertsng n The Want Depqrtmentof The Regster s no experment. ItVa known fact that t jgfv.es better servce at a low cost than s possble UHbe obtaned anywhere else. The Regster goes nto 5,700- lomob every week. In ench of theso homes there uro one or more women and ono or more men, not countng the young folks. Tollng the hon, nnd women and young folks n these fve thousand seven hundred homes each week of whnt you want a a pretty certan way of gettng your wants flled. *,3. -" V COBH HAEVESTEB FOB BALE.,lc.c,ormlck corn harvester, n goo ondltloh, for- sale, or would exchang -fo* pgs or poultry. H. 5. Taylor, Ber McCleea farm,. Rversde drve. Mddletown townshp, Postoflce address, ReO B a n k MASSAGrE AND SHAMPOO. Why wear good clothes and neglec your skn. The face and scalp neellat tenton contnually. Let us gve you shampoo and massage regularly. Kell & Buckley, Weller buldng, Broad.stree 8EECIXSKlNEtAXBOUTVINCh Theres a wde drference~ln tho way barbers cut lalr. Get.one of ouf-fonl cuts and see how well we can please you. Specal attenton to chldren Kelly & Buckley, Weller buldng, Broad street. OOBN AND BOSSES FOB SAXE. One hundred bushels of old.com, ter Jorses., two- jagger wagons, -two, broadtrend farm..w_aggds and three sets o slnele harness for salet. Eouls Soffe] Ove"flSok-I^rar^HarPJlle;~f3S3 OeflS Bank, MOTOB BOAT FOB BALD. For sale, 20-ft. runabout, 20-h. p., 4 cylnder, 4-cycle engne, Paragon enclosed.clutch, rear starter, auto "top, speed 7 mles; bargan. Make us-ar offer. Seen at Ryder & Dlckmans boal works. J.T0EITM FOS BENT. The Red Bank lyceum wll be rente* for dances, balls, carnvals, etc. Fnest dancng floor In the county; accommodates about 800 persona. For terms, etc, apply to Danel H. Cook, Shrewsbury avenue. FOB BAE..Sngle Comb Hhode Island Ren cock crela and pullets! some pullets laynj now; all from prze wnnng stock dm heavy wnter layers. Mrs. IT. G. Don Hroad street. Shrewsbury, near trolle crossng. AffldavltB, d d FUU. acknowledgmentsf t dd t lea bond and mortgages, deeds, - etc, prepared by me. In ry oflce frotn eght oclook to sx. Bdward W. WIBO, JustlcK of thepeace, room 7, Esner buldng, Red Bank. U U B E BEPAIBED. If you want your old furnturo mac lke naw, sco II. tlark. Antuos n mololed and rctlnlshcd. Sold nulog nny Jurntro made to nnlcr to nmtcl any (l,slt!d ctlur. 39 Mounuth stree Ited Hank. PBOPEETT.. Grant Partl, prncpal brokor l Monjnouth county estates, fnrma, conn try homos, eeanhoro property, ontr North Jorsoy aoaconst, Old establlshc< agency. Olllco, Trust buldng, Asbur Park, N. J., KING FOUND. Gold rng found Haturday n shnppln fllbtrlt-of Rol Hank. Fnder may lun funo by ln-ovhk property anl payln fdr ths KIvorllscnont. Ilonjanl Illon.lr., Hrnnd Htrcnt, rare IlhunH hllcate sen store. BINQ LOST. A pnk cameo rng, a Unopsulto, wn lont about a nlnth nko bct\v>,;n tl Shrewsbury nn prlvnto lpl: nt Oand the Hawycr cnttnk on ItlMhn lne. Howard. Apply at 2 Hprlng st Itel Bank. HouSo, bnrn nnd other oul^ wth about two acres of ground, at Ne\ Monmouth; ono mlnuta walk from th trolley, ton mltutob walk from tho stoan cars. Apply to A. D. Conovor, Now Monmouth, N. J. JUST ABnVED. Oclobor ICmnflrMon l-ecurdh. Ihe vor! bent and latent KOIIKH and danco hlt, 2 rclllh -ah, double Hllet. Tnbl Ktnre of a thousand ltum, &lj K-Uunk. OIBL WASHED. \Vlte woman or general hoheworlc l a famly nf tln-,- ndltx tl ml to.new elk al.arl n-nt ; K»"l home, sternly hue. Tll) Itlversld- drlv>. Apnrlnent J-JJjj J-ut..<-w York. Ihmm "Ml Al ~- - LOST. A!,\ n-kln-nl pn lwt rrld.y «oll- K. bween I-IKII st-tl and Mmuul reel.,-be n-trjl sum, tu J. A; lny,.. nk-luralstru nf.mnrfnrl llrom rrm- ltlv.,a-«,,. JIV.,,!,..,. { A MIGHTY BARGAIN!~~ JluH-nf Lght- -mnw. CMS. wlr«l for l-trl.-ly, b.ru,,-ll.-l(,.n hm*,-, frut, g-lbn- wltl tln-c-o -M-a l.tm. nukk a fry lh-g;,,(,,., (l.- ( ft,, tl-)ll.-y. l " " " " :lr0 " l "" PBITATE B] - J KM ",V, \- M " r f""n.:rly.fltel ank, wll,,,.,,,-umi.- nh-v at. J^r )l)>, Bn; I- st-.ql., Mclm,,,-. N. ;., wlnre lt! wll lm nln. t" N,- ;ny,,f. I,,.,- f,,,- "V ""V,» Vlv.-t lulls r-,h,,lolcd lurtk lko IHHV. _-, OODfO TO BOVIT " Before movng or before puttng jrcurrtlcles In storage got my fgures. Mr arge storage warehouee and my method f truckng wll get you a far fgure.!. J: Eeluy, 6-63 Mechanc street. B*«:ank. Phone CLOTHING FOB SALE. IVrHan lmh lur«..lu-avy talor nnl* HI, ;k-.l) bust; skrt, sergedress, all- Jn vt r r-usnnulj.;. Call b,tfor» >: "» "»l., or cvnllnga. Hampton bun-. low, Katontown boulevard, opponlte Iunnouth roud...., SITUATION WANTED. Marred untl wth one -chld wlshsn tuuton on Btn+lcmans place; uhertanls the care ofhorses, cows, chcken* : V, n ; r " also drve uuto; wlllne!h E " S; }! e \ ot *f s (} -, E.Jl.J, OUST FOB BALE. double barrel hummer shot ^.It ao, let Sanborn fgure on the._ -. Expert servce, moderate "prces, wofc guaranteed. House ana store awnlngn 5P. e P?- ty -. Sa, nborn > " w " ln B ana TELE BED BANK HAIB FABLOB. Shampoong, scalp and facal massaa* vlth an electrc vbrator; manlcurlnb. wltch makng and chldrens har B\lU Ing. Open Frday overlngs from 8:0«p 0:30. Room 0, Rlsner BuWng, Ec4 Bank. Phone 302-M. LOBT. Qvcvcat, vlothng, bank book, par of hoes, bslnesk japcrs and other artcles lost last Jlu-sry between Altpnlurst.n.New o-k. l-ldor please communlealo-w tlhvu,-j^hhee6wm4 tlact,.kcw. York.cty. MOTOBOYCLE FOB SALE. - llnrley-davllson, twn-cylnder, wth siuo car, n A-l order, good tres, preato nk, lghts and everythng complete,.wll sell cheap to ]ulck Inyer. Can be seenut K. V. HoWcrss pltco, Man street ontllj^epjrd avenuf, Kyjr Haven, N. X BROS REFAIBIHO AT OEOST XOTXOS Leave your shoos when you coma m own and Uey wll be repared for jtm y the tme you are ready to go honotu" Frst-class materal and expert workmen ogether wth moderate prces. P, A. Mazza, 68 Broad street. Red Bank. Pkcm - WXHDOW ujralrxmt. we make a specalty of cleanng dows of etores, offces and prvate.»»< dences; also general ofllce cleanlub Sates reasonable. Satsfacton guana.* teed. 25 West Front street, wth tt» lerlcan dyen and cleaners. fnfgo rorftfoon wt two adjolnlnr roofl -for rent "In "Tno"TIegIHter buihp Inff, sulable for lawyer, real estate or other professonal lne. Plenty of lght steam heat, wuter and electrcty lur- :berpajtl«lr3byclllth :ber_pajtl«lstor offce. FOB SALE at Royal Farms, Lttle slver, tf. J_ No. 2 DcLaval cream separator, butt calf enttled to regster, bred from thoroughbred Jersey and regstered Ayrshlr* stock; mahogany bed mahogany washstand and an old washstand; also a,400-pound horse. OTHOLSTEBX*. Furnture recovered and repared, no tans, draperes. and Austran eh ado* I layng of carpets, mattng and Unoletub Davenport sofas, couches, matreuu ana cushons made to order. Matr FOB SALE. Iemalo -Boston terrler7~rntrrj8!ntj brlndlc, screw tal, bat cars, square muazle, good body and head and stands well. raver been bred; sl>own~once7"wlnhlnjr second prze.at sx months old; s now two years old; *35 wll buy. ths btch. Address p, o. box 306, Red Bank. BABOAIV. - Double house, row mnutes from Broad and Wallace street; only»50» cash needed; always rented. Buyer can lve In one_aldc Rent of other half pays a expenses. Grand opportunty for thrfty man to out lvng expenses. Over 30 uer cent nvestment. AOdrcea Box 76, Red Bank. Phone 63-R C0HrFANtJBAB3!Bn^ a. nlddlc-agcd woman would lke to M ure_lc.r verj_.cdnjtorahlojoma-thst wnter wth a man and wfe. House Is stuated on Branch avenue, near Plnckne yoad.. Man could attend-to busness at Red Bunk. Very easy terms to rght narj.so us to make expenses less for S! A Wcss E..P. H, box 46, Uttlft jalver, rs. j. WOMENS m HOSrEBY. -?.. k J! j loeklll K s In whte, blnck nna tans, at 98 cents. $4 am B ready-towear, mtrmned lnts, nt»2.7i to J..50 Dont mlbh tlls sale. Gold Model shop. 33 East ll-onl street.. Hod Bnnk FHn> FAEM FOB SALE. ^fa " fa m of 0B acro ; houso n"4 outbuldngs n frst-class condton House contans two bathrooms and nl other modern mprovements, Runnlnc water In all outbuldngs,. HOUBO ans buldngs equpped wth eloctrlo lght. Stuated wthn ten mlnutoa of Btatlon J?n nx "; ln, lltoa walk of trolley. Prce I3O.0OO. Address box, Matawnn, N, J^ COLLIE DOG LOST. Infonnullon wmtnl for brown nn. whte Inlllo. s-yct fr.nn my homo 9cptlnhcr 2Sth. Rcwrl gven fur mmo. It. I,. Jachsn, 9 l!>rgrn plu6. Red Bank. WOMAN WANTED. Women t.) do BPernl HennfuK nml s-rthblk hy d,,y, w,,, (, ypecll hours; IUHCJ arrango, for early nrnlr nnd evenng. -Apply to.slgmuncl Kluher Co, ROOMS WANTED. Rooms fo- nn-, women and grls. Wrlto or,,0 to llsl your roomb or rooms wth bo.-nl, wth IIH. WO regster names am udrfr.hrh anl keep them ol tle, l.llln J. (Jllb.H. Sorvlco r-pl. Hl(, nuld Kluuer Co, Evans Employment Agency. F.lhlont help of nl Knds receved." Anunhor uf-kuol luhltlons, open In cty nml Immlry. IVI-pluna rntnattut. Open!>;00 to :00 a.n. nnd :00 to 5:00 >.. Heconl Nntlonal Dank UMf. rllnn )0. llel Hunk. Rlvor Property ForSauT. At Far -llnvon, Bmnll, ol<l-fq«hlon»«haso, stran bmt, hath, ntc.,; nbout <M) acro of ground, llrh olovullon; HO f««t rlvpr frontaga, rparan rght, tlut Buarnntcod by Ttle Quuranta* and Trurt Co. of N, J. Apply to Mrs. Qoo. ID, Potl- «on, 876 -vvost lslat Btroot, N«w Tort Cty, or any agent.

12 THE RED BANK REGISTER JOHN H. COOK. Edtor M«l PublUIw. GEORGE C. HANCE. Assocate Edtor. on PBICB ye«r months months Bntered at the postoffce at Red Bank, If. J,, as second-class matter. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 0, 37. TOWN TALK. ((Contnued from page 4.) About the only poltcal contest n Jfted Bank whch s creatng any nterest s the contest between Dr. Wllam M. Thompson and Ranson Van- Eenssacller Hendrckson Stout for collector. Dr. Thompson s the Renllcun canddate and Mr. Stout s the Democratc canddate. Dr. Thompson has held the offce nne Every tme he has been a by the Republcan machne, s a can- ddate for counclman ths year, wth the Republcan organzaton soldly behnd hm. Dr. Thompson, who ganed the hostlty of the Republcan, machne ten years ago because he supported Mr. Stryker and hs as- years. canddate he has been opposed by the Republcan organzaton of the town. He has been fought n the prmary and n the electon but each tme he las been vctorous. t t: V. The Republcan, organzaton fght aganst.dr. Thompson started n a queer way. - I 907 there, was a.scrap n the Republcan prmary n Red Bank for the nomnaton of commssoners. Red Bank was a town then and not a borough, and fve commssoners were elected each year. The Republcan machne of Red Sank had a set of canddates that year, but jt faled to put them over at the prmary. The canddates nomnated by the Republcan prmary wefe Samuel Snbath for mayor or chef commssoner, and.matthew Rue, John Beck, Wllam "Shelds and Frankln Perce Stryker for assstant commssoners. As soon as the nomnatons Tvere made-and the Republcan machne saw that ther men dd not wn, they set out to defeat the tcket..last fall he was a. canddate for the Republcan nomnaton for congress and.the Republcan machne fought hm then wth the same relentlessnesa whch t has always exhbted toward hm. A Monmouth county canddate was put n the feld for the express purpose of dvdng hs vote n ths county, but Dr. Thompson carred Monmouth county by a tremendous majorty. He dd not get the nomnaton for congress, because of the superor strength und great popularty of Robert Carson n Mddlesex ourty7~"m~cr6b r got"the trottton but was defeated, and Dr. Thompsons frends have always declared that f he hud been the. canddate he would have been unquestonably elected. The whrlgg of poltcs has brought a strange combnaton to 7 gether agan ths year. Three of the men who fgured n the scrap of ten years ago are canddates for offce at the present tme. Frankln Perce Strykcr, who was a canddate for commssoner ten years ago, and who. was then opposed and defeated socates on the tcket, s a canddate for collector. Ranson Van Renssael- Hendrckson Stout, who was one the Democratc canddates for commssoner ten years ago, and who was elected by the ad of the Republcan machne, s a canddate for collector aganst Drj Thompson. * * * The Republcan machne s after Dr. Thompsons scalp ths year, just as t has been after hs scalp every WEDDINGS. W. t n«r W.lko. Mss Loretta T. Wagner, daughter of John Wagner of Far Haven, was marred last Thursday to Otto C. F. Walko of Cleveland, Oho. The ceremony was performed at the ^brdes home on Lockwood place by Rev. John Algor. The attendants were Mss Mare Prokopy of Danbury, Conn., and Eml Walko of Cleve, land. A recepton was held after the xcnemony. _The couple then left on a weddng trp. Mr. and Mrs. Walko wll return to Far Haven from ther weddng trp and after spendng a few days at the brdes home wll go to Cleveland. Mr. Walko s a clerk for the Oho telephone company. Tuthll Anderson. Mss Frances Tuthll and Jlerman Anderson of Long Branch were marred atthe brdeshome Stturdayweek by Kev. J. G. Lovell. Mss Geneveve Tuthll was mad of honor. The brde receved a large number of presents, ncludng about $400 n checks and money. The couple wll lve at South Rver, where Mr. Anderson works as a chemst. Just before Mr. and Mrs. Anderson loft on ther weddng trp announcement was made of the marrage of the brdes sster. Mss Marguerte Tuthll, to Max Poznsky. Ths marrage took place at Keyport last June. Rayner Smth. Mss Mnne Rayner, daughter of George W. Rayner of Long Branch, was marred last week to W. Osboro Smth of Wlkesbane, Pa. The ceremony took place at the brdes home, Rev. Fred B. Harrs beng the clergyman. The couple left soon after the ceremony on an automoble trp. tme he has been a-canddate. Ths They wll lve at Wlkesbane. year they thnk they have got hm lcked. Mavbe they have, but they Havens WocxU. have thought they had hm lcked Mss Cutherne E. Havens of every tme he has run. Everyone k Deal and Rchard C. Woods of West End seems to thnk, however, that Dr. Thompson has got the hardest fght were marred at Deal last week by Rev, on hs hands that he ever has had n J. W. Norrs. The attendants were Havens and Joseph P. Mahs contests for collector. He says Mss Ella as p that ths.s ta be hs last race forj honey. About 00 persons wtnessed the c e. e mony. "Mr." and Mrs. Woods Up to that tme Dr. Thompsonhal collector and that when hs next term w;n : vf, never taken any hand n poltcs. He I tme, expres, he f wll he never should agan get: be elected a cand- ths wm had a good dentst busness and he date for collector. He says that he Church New. dd not know anythng about the po-fwll probably, qut the poltcal game "ltqbl^tmer When he saw that the entrely ; At the annual meetng of the Monmouth county Chrstan Endeavor Republcan machne was determned - * ** Unon held recently at Long Branch to beat the Republcan canddates whch Dr..Thompson may thnk that he M. V. Smock of Red Bank was lad been nomnated, he3 sad that t f wll qut "thepoltcalgame for keeps, j "elected presdenrandrev.wllam She".the Republcan nomnees^he b " me ".**? *"?* ^ ^ * e &s \ jy j 0. c. Stnson was elected -charman of couldnt do much, because he was a offce and who have had the fun ofthe ctzenshp commttee, new hand,-and he knew absolutely runnng seldom do so. I have known] j Last t Sunday d nght h Rev. Wllam C. nothng:.about the game of poltcs. ".T.Pr en who monkeyed wth pol- stnson, pastor of the Presbyteran.He took the stand, however, that the tcv n Monmouth-county-durng the I Church, began a seres of Sunday Republcan canddates for comms-] SLnpasUnAy-year^^d^haye-hea-d-f^^ lot of. them say that.they were gong jjoner had been nomnated farly at -jlot to qut of them poltcal say that game, they but were I never gong :,fen-mf-..-the -nnhwf. of -the fstserthe Menace of an open prmary and that they.were knew one of them-to do so untl he enttled to Republcan support, took hs rde on a one-way tcket to! Members of the Republcan machne Far Vew. tred., to get hm to work for the wll be "Lttle Belgum, the Battle Democratc ^canddates for comms- o-o-o-o-o- Ground of the Natons." >atonefh)ut~he-refused to do so. The V The Presbyteran Sunday-school tepulucan organzaton put up a -^-Newark yabtorday-^otod on-con-j-held ttr-patrmte-^^yahy day-^senrce msson government and the propos-, hast Sunday mornng at 9:45 oclock ton \yas-carred by a vote of more!frv"{he Sunday-school room. RectathanJT to ; The Republcan ma-ftons were gven by. Bette _ Mller, ckne wth Mayor Raymond at ts [ Marjore and Maron Nayer, Thrfmas head opposed the new form of _ _ gov- Oakley,, Helen Davey,. _ and Donald j very able fght aganst the Republcan canddates for commssoners and although the town was Republcan by 400 to COO, the Democratc canddates won by majortes rangng from 00to The Democrats who were elected were Wllam Otterson, chef commssoner, and Wllam J. Sutton, Olver G. Frake, Robert T. Smth and ernment..the Democratc machne, I Proctdr,. members of the begnners whle nomnally takng no part on department, and by Olve Cahll, Ruth ether sde, spent m6st of ts efforts Patterson and Norma Francs. An,n favor of-the present poltcal rule.; exercse* was gven, by. Elzabeth Read, Phylls Powell, Beatrce Van- Ronne-Stout as assstant comms-. soners.. the poltcans were the dergrft, Dorothy Dense.and d Ellen boarck.pf trade of Newark, Scott and a solo was gven by _Ihyrza_ Jelffe. The Chrstan -Enopoltcs n the, vens of Dr. Thomp-? nd ma "y of the All these I deavor socety held a rally day churches., ; t)lv h"vr! servce Sunday nght at 6:45 oclock. son/~l?rftjoably the vrus was already" tlere. -. If so t roust have been nlartej from some remo.te ancestor, j of poltcal government except served rally day last Sunaay mornng., been able to encompass the downfall TKe Fa^st~"3rntlaTSSchno~ ob=- - Rev. Wllam E. Chalmers of Phlalears had never mxed n poltcs-at all. At all events, Dr. Thompsp: The benefts of comgovenment have become ap-- and rectatons gram ncluded musc on the pano * Mss Cecl Weaver and llted the :game. and the very nex by George Baley; Florence "Mount, Frank Mount, Elzabeth Bennett, Edna Manson, Bernce Fowler, Ethel Manson, Teresa Papa! Margaret Lambertson. Robert Banton, Gene- year,v=a, he ^ announced.,,,,», hmself ««.» as»=» a»,,! a nt, n everrmundpalty where ddate for the Eepublcan nomnaton K s, be «n adopted. The belef m for collector: Alfred Bottcher was! ts advantages has spread, n spte yut up by the Republcan machne for of the work of poltcans everywhere the offce.. Dr. Thompson had made tohold, hack-ths modern system of no move poltcs alter the electon mun&palrul^ of the prevous fall untl he stated that he,ntended to run for collector. An electon for fve commssoners When he sad he was gong to run for of Newark wll take place Novem- -tle Republcan nomnaton for that ber 3th and the n&w form of governoffce he was. openly denounced for ment wllgo nto effect the followng fcvlng supported the Republcan com- Monday. Already t s announced tcket the-prevous year,- --that-nearly. 200 unnecassary poltcal Worths on Elm place. The womens "tne-republean-maeh « u_b8_vacated-by-the^n«w-... the Republcan p canddates aate lcked. He He f ol m aoirstfflbertssofts on SoutlTsJrSetr f government, at a savng to -was publshed as a-dsttrrber-of-re the people of over $00,000~a-year ntems of salary alone, not countngn charge of thfchnstan The prayer, meetng Wednesday was publcan" plans and many expressons of rdcule were used to descrbe the cost "of mantanng these un-! socety. John W. Mount, T: L. lm. He was attacked n the newspaper controlled by the Republcan whole cty wll be placed on a good 0. Wolcott, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph K! Introduced necessary offces. Moreover, the bosses n just -about the same way footng to carry out ts plans of cty Parker, Mrs. Homer Methot, Mrs. Ida tltat Wllam M. Bergen was assaled mprovement. One offcal wll be n Lake, Mrs. Irvng Fnch and Mss ths year. j_ charge of each department of-.the Mary Mount were delegates to the ctys busness, and any corruptonmonmouth Baptst assocaton meetngs,. whch was held Thursday Whle the Republcan chefs and or neglgence can be readly traced the newspaper they owned denounced to ts source. and Frday at New Monmouth. The Reformed womens mssonary Dr. Thompson, they laughed at the socety clearwl nhnnt. $5 at n nnke dthrrtr-n rmnr-trew-to~tlre~prjlrp have any chance sale held recently at Krdels meat»=-g*rj T ar.ft.t.f,\v,.m f r TITS n " - nt IT TTT, T,, T T T- r t.j^-tr:- ~,~ **TT r*"ttt aganst them or ther canddate. As ment,, but t s s not perfect. It s a the p prmary drew near they saw an t drfjw,oward Dr. Th the eastern t JW,d part t of f the h town,. where p long step t n advance, d but bt t doesnot last Sunday mornng. The sermon at solve all muncpal problems. The nght was on "Foolsh Thngs." " next sten after commsson govern- Last Sunday was. observed as Camp Dx Sunday by Presbyteran holved. To offset ths,-and to splt up Dr. Thompsons vote n that pavt s plan the " churches n ths part of the state and of Red Bank, they put Wllam N. ment offcals engage a competent govern- contrbutons were--taken up n ad Wortlley-, who lved n that part of man as a cty manager. They lay of relgous work^at the camp. tlc town, n the race also..mr. out the work they want done and the TWGuld of the Golden Kule of.worthley harvested n good, many cty manager does t, n exactly the Trnty chufch held ts annual meet- votes whch had been for Dr. Thompson prevous to Mr. Worthley gettng.n- the-pfght, but Dr. Thompson won the prmnrv by the narrow majorty. o f G. -. :.. *. Jj: $. The Republcan, machne couldnt yr.derstnnd how u man wth no poltcal knowledge and no poltcal exj could-have won- out aganst ther ntense ^opposton,. n, the pr- added the cty manager plan. These tve commttee met Monday nght wary. ~ no frend); Dr. to Thompson h,elp Km.or apparently to gve hm hat two methods combned gve munc- at Mss May Conklns on Bergen paltes the very bestsystem of. goy- place. - Tonghts prayer meetng wll Advce. So fur as known le kept hs ernment,whch has yet been devsed. be led by -L. P. Conkln. ovvn counsel. When asked about the pthe Socal There s consderable sentment n Helpers wll meet tomorrow afternoon at Mrs. Joseph Applegates on, prmary anl how he had acheved Newark-n, fuvov of the adopton of success n spte of the opposton the cty manager plan n connecton Maple avenue. The mens league wll ;n;anst lm, he-sad he couldnt.unlcftnnd t hmself and tlut the pr.- s probable that ths extenson of Warren Conklns on Branch avenue. wth commsson government, and tbe entertaned tomorrow nght at lary.-pobably, jjst hapjenel to turn commsson government wll be ac-thcepted by Newark wthn a few years bread and cake sale Saturday n Indes ad socety wll hold a ov. I that way.., the If the Republcan machne was. ncensed at Dr. Thompson when ho entered the race for the nomnaton t vne, doubly ncensed when Dr. Thompson von out. Steps were mmedately t)t):en to defeat.hm n the electon..alexander D. Cooper, then as now O.c of the promnent md most popu- ].< llemonats of the town, ws the Johoratc canddate. The Republcu: naclne and the Democratc vmchnt* joned forces so far.as the <*c>llectovshp was eoncermhl und they luvl up» tremvulou^ lult for Mr. C.)O])P-, l)v. Thvmpson WHS upptr (.My dooml t ltc- dufpat. le nttcnlcl to hs d-ntst lusnc.-s us usual.vll rlo nn knnwn cfltut toward hs electon^- Yetjc receved a majorty of loul 2O(T fn sple dfth Jont poltcul pposlon to hr. Krom thut day town to tlc? present tme the Rvpublcun machne h fmght III. Thompson n every way. In» te of theso ollort» to defeat hm lw bus been re-ek-ctl tu the oollect.hln every lme bs term ran out. Helen VanKeuren and Carroll Morford; and a soloby Cornela Morroll. The Baptst Phlathea socety cleared about $25 at a dollar socable held last week at Mrs. Frank_N. same way, as a superntendent of a ng Monday week at Mrs. Arthur F. factory carres out Ihe orders of the Swfts. Rev. Robert A. MacKellar factory owners. The works (lone was elected presdent, Mrs. A. L. wthout regard: to" poltcs and wthout regard to anythng except to get Stansbury. and Mrs. Charles A. Mnton were elected vce presdents, Mrs. the work done n the. best and.most Swft was elected secretary, Mrs. economcal Way. _ * * * ** Many Western ctes whch have adopted commsson government have at most... New Employment Agency. Robert Y. Evans of Red Bunk" hns opened an employment agency n the Second -natonal bank buldng. He wll fnd jobs for people at Red Bank and. vcnty, md also at: New. York and o.thcr places. Cnrd of Thnnk. Through the Red Hank Regster I desre to thank those who attended Leon do la Reusslle was elected treasurer and Mrs. Holls S. Carter was elected charman of the executve commttee. The Baptst Sunday-school execu- the recent, prmary and cast a vote for mo us the Democratc canddate New Monmouth Baptst church. Over for nomnee for Sherff of Mon-.0mouth County. I lo tlcnre to thank Tluaduy. Rev. George II. Gardner persons were served wth supper those who. could not vote n the of Atlantc Hghlands was elected Dc-RmTtc prmary who dd what molentor of the assocaton to succeed Hurry Taylor of Freehold, they could to support my canddacy. I fully apprecate cverv effort made n.my nterest n the prmary contest. John M. Corles. "Tho Whrlwnd." A flute solo, by Arthur Brooke, of Boston Symphony orchestra. Its a wonder! Call and hear t. TufttngN. Advertsement- Chld buldng. The sale wll start at ten oclock. The Phlathea socety wll meet next Tuesday nght at Mrs. George Normans on Chestnut street. An entertanment by all colored talent wll be gven Thursday nght of next week at tho church. The program s n chnrge of Mrs. C. V. Ramsay and the proceeds wlkgo nto tho organ fund. County Baptsts Meet. The Monmouth Baptst assocaton met last Thursday and Frday at the Chauffeurs Ball Tongtt. The frst annual ball of the chauffeurs assocaton wll be held tonght at the lyceum. Slver cups wll be awarded for the prze waltz am fox trot. Kdwnrd FnrVell wll be floor manager. THf ft*d BflNK REGISTER. A DA.Y WITH THE SOLDIEHS. VUtor. from Red Bant Ronow Old Acquantances at Mnaola. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. VanSchock, Jr., ther daughter Jula, Mrs. Jenne /. a tt» Mlowlmf fehl Scott and Mss Mary Oakes of Westsde Park and Mss Hazel Scott of wll replace wth another tre for «> If»- tlra fola to run «,uuo mlu vt Headdens Corner made a trp to half below prce. TPlaln Won- Mneola on Sunday n Mr. Van- Steea Tlrea Bkld Schocks automoble. Whle there Tut*. 28x3... >6.S(... Mrs. VanSchock met her brother, 30x SD.... I2.S6 30x3%... B.86 Fred Pagenkoff, whom she had not MB S.B5 seen for ten "years. Mr. Pag*nkoff J.7C.C arrved at camp Frday wth the 8&t}f lb.o...:. rj6 aero squadron from SanAntono, 38x.!! J6.SB e.& 3.4B 0.66 s.en Texas. The party from Red Bonk nspected the quarters of the aero 34X%. 20.M.86 4.OS 6.SO H.SO S.SI squadron, after whch Mr, Pagenkoff 86x% obtaned leave of absence for twelve senvj. W«Shl» C. O. 9. hours and ploted the autosts to other places of nterest n the camp. At Camp Mlls they met Wolter Scott, a brother of Hazel Scott. Mr. Scott f a member of the 69th regment. Walter took he frends sght-neeng, after whch he and the other members went to the outskrts of the tmnr where a very complete chcken supper was served. Herbert Scott, son of Mrs. Jenne Scott, joned the.party n the afternoon, He s chef yeoman on the Jupter. The vstors wt- nessed the bg parade of the Ranbow Dvson to the Mneola far grounds and the mltary maneuvers there. Walter Scott marched wth hs regment. After a day flled wth many delghtful surprses and unusual ncdents, the vstors left at a late hour for Red Bank, BIRTHDAY SURPRISE PARTY. Fetvte at M Mary Relly* on Leghton Avcnu«. About 35 persons attended a party gven Saturday nght n celebraton of the sxteenth brthday of Mss Mary Relly, daughter of Mrs. Sarah Relly of Leghton avenue. Games and dancng were the prncpal pastmes, and there were solos and voln and pano selectons. Mss Relly was the recpent of many gfts. Senator Henry I Ackerson, Jr. Democratc Canddate For Re-electon. "One Goody Term Deserves Another." EntterShore-Route Into the State Hghway Thereby Effectng Great Munc es: Pure Seed Bll and Fought for Increased Market Facltes. Frend of the Farmer. Hes For You! Are You For Hm? Dolt For Monmouth! (Pad for by Henry E. Ackerson, Jr., Commttee.) The Champlaa House 35 Unon Street, Red Bank Near busness center. lke comforts. Cosy, home House well heated, large, clean, ^ell-furnshed,00ms, wth large clothes closets; modern mprovements; excellent table. Moderate rates for fall and wnter. For partculars apply to MRS. j. BELANGER, Propretor. Phone connecton. AUTOMOBILES FOR RALE. Jlmlaon HupfT-Slx, D7 model. Kuvelput-NnKtr, almost new; l)7 Grunt roul- Ht»v HH Ilw.llltc cnupc, just hum pulnt(tl am overhauled; Overnnl conv.-rtl.le. l!m."; C:H]luc torhk, wth romovahlu ton, run mnltc wnter, or mnn\f.r ear; tlujllur for-pnrsenfrer, 3 AnP-lcnn n nter Mhnt?. four-pnseb,,( H: lmv-f-arrow lluomlne. Pullman truck, l-.tm-umobll- llmon.hhu, )!; Iulanl lnnu-ljf, nun; Renault UKUHl t ml Whm!>K Jlf.lln lnmh.. Tlrtc IUIK art,uit n pltft nfdrr and )nlt«ml. DmL IIIIHH tlls opportunty for KUOII cur,., W. ^lount Co.. phon M[ J t U l! ll Boys Cord Suts $4 H $4.50, $5.00 to $8.00 t Cunn 9 Broad St.. N. 5UPP, Red Bulk HERCULES TIRES WRITTEN GUARANTEE 4,000 MILES Hercules Tre Co. to ttr* Snlna. 2 Hubty Street, W.wark, N. J. Tel. Market HOI. Ceo. W. Sewng, Contractor and Bulder. BED BANE. W. X OFFICE IK EISNER BUILDING, Room 3. of All Knd.. Etrote Cfceorfury Furoub»d. BUY IrtDUSTRIAL SERVICE CO., Lncoln; H.J. Men n Tranng FgJtnf Wt the only duty of oldcr, and exposure to tullet U not u wrmm a* cxpomm to «lundg of weather and dampwm. Rheummte achaw aora and etff rmkka, atran and aprau; chlblans and neuralga, all ara enenuea of the aoldtr, ard the rtlef for all ttue ptna and axha s Sloane lnment. Clean and convenent to carry or ute: does not stan, and panttratas wthout rubbng. Lntnent KU>S lain OUR DRY CLEAWING SERVICE affords method of practcng c ne economy. It renew* the lte aa freshness of clothng, end other «rt cles and thus obvates the necesnt at new purchase*. If you h»ve sut, a gown, some fur or feather that dent look well enough to t> worn, Send them to us and w«wl make them: BO that they wll look s rght, thus savng you the cost «new artcles. EAGLE GLEANERS AND DYHK 95 Shrewsbury A»«nua, RaaBanl Fhone 8-M. Huntng Coats $.(M $.25, $.50 up to $6.50 U Clnn» Broad S H.H. dlpp. RcdB»nk AUTOMOBILE RACING s nterestng, exctng and EXPENSIVE. Ralph DePalma the famous racng, drver has recently been makng some wonderful records wth a Packard car,, equpped wth a new type specal motor; Hs car was for a tme thought to be the fastest automoble on wheels, but on September 22nd, 97, Lous Chevrolet anold tme drver came along wth a Frontenac and beat DePalma at the Sheeps- head Bay Speedway Races, makng an average, of 0.4 mles an hour agansl Del?almas.lo6.5-rnks-an-hour, _all ofjudclugoestojlaw that no.-natter._haw,fast-_ >a car-s-bult,-somebody wll always-come along and nake one that s faster. The buldng of fast racng cars s a comparatvely smple matter t s smply a queston nf how much money the promoter s"wllng to SPEND to GET ths excessve speed....,. Some people when, buyng.a. new car gve undue consderaton to the... SPEED element," when s,s a matter of fact for all PRACTICAL PURPOSES the SPEED of a car s of NO IMPORTANCE WHATSOEVER. The essental elements to be consdered, "when purchasng a car, are. LOW COST OF UP-. KEEP; SATISFACTORY and CONVENIENT SERVICE; ABSOLUTE DEPEND- ABILITY; the elementof DEPRECIATION; and although the frst cost of the car s, IMPORTANT (n proporton to the amount of money you wsh to nvest) t s NOT n my opnon of the HIGHEST mportance comparson wth the forego- Ytm wll notce that n my opnott7wnnnrrclmshrg--a-^whe^lenet_rl speed does not enter nto the transacton at all. A Ford car.for nstance s not bult for speed but t DOES co State speed laws prohbt fast drvng.n Towns and Ctes and t s gene admtted that a speed.of thrty to thrty-fve mles an hour on the open roadas as fast as anyone carl drve WITH. SAFETY. Ths s a speed EASILY Vnd SMOOTHLY obtanable n a-eord^ar. ^..., ^ The heaver cars undoubtedly make more speed on smooth roads and straght roads, bu t Js a well known fact that whether you are gong twenty mles ^d^h4for-s-not^^^^ very far BEHIND the HEAVIER type of car whchlears along at TREMENDOUS SPEED on gacjdroads but s oblged to/slow UP much more around corners and over the rough spots, than theford wth ts LIGHT WEIGHT CONSTRUCTION and. EASE OF CONTROL and t wll make tle trp at ONE-FOURTH the cost. There-ttrc- T-HOUSA-NBS-upon-T-H0USANDS-of- Ford cars used for com l_ljmerml -pfposss by SALESMEN ^ I.IQHT., )..DKI.IVF.R.Y_r;A.RS,_anf» as ONE- TON TRUCKS, n conjuncton wth the varous types of attachments now on the market. There are THOUSANDS upon THOUSANDS of Ford cars n use strctly for PLEASURE PURPOSES by people of moderate means of all classes. There are also THOUSANDS upon THOUSANDS of Ford cars n use by the WEALTH- - EST PEOPLE n the COUNTRY, such as JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER, VIN-- ENT ASTOR, and any number of LESS WELL KNOWN, but TREMENDOUS- LY WEALTHY people. The "man ofmodeate means s foolsh to spend TWO >R-THREg-T4MES-the NECESSARY- amount for pleasure or servce, as the case nray-be7-forthet5e~ of an automoble,~wllc the thousands of men of means n ths country who own hgh prced- ard luxurous cars, are quck to recognze the ECONOMY n the use of the RELIABLE and SATISFACTORY FORD n conjuncton wth a bg car. ~ M BUY A FORD a nd. SAVE MONEY. The effcent busness man cuts down hs overhead to mnmum. Make your PERSONAL AFFAIRS your BUSINESS and CUT DOWN YOUR over-head by SAVING MONEY n your transportaton cost, whether for busness or for pleasure wll do t. F*rces Delvered: Chasss, $ Runabout, $ Tourng, $ Coupelet. $ Town Car, $ Sedan, $ Ford One-Ton Truck, $646.0 W. E. MOUNT, AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER Albany Street, NEW BRUNSWICK Man Street, MATAWAN. # # # # # Monmouth Street. RED BANK. Man Street, ENGLISHTOWN. 4M»#»IMM#M

13 PERSONAL. Msa M«rjore Mtchell, casher n fke Acme store 6n Monmouth street, Tuu been on a vacaton. A. daughter was born recently to Mrs. George Havens of Lefhton»verue. Perry Gwynn of Betgca fl»ee Ins Hudson super-sx automoble. Hr. *n4 Hn. Lawrence WcH have awed from Catherne street to Far n, where Hr. Wolf to employed " for D. W«H«Dwtfn* Mrs. C. E. Irvng am culton of CUaton place have returned tram JHdunond, Vrgna, after a vst wtth Km. Irvngs husband, who I W Vmtenant n the Vrgna MCBM?erman Felahman of New York. went watt «f lart -week wth hs son, ban EMdunan of Letjton avenue. Mrs. Abnun Per) «f Shrewsbury avenue gave brth to a daughter Ifcanday mornng «t the Long Branch hosptal. Mr. Perl conducts 0 bsjcery* Hr. and Mrs. Charles Thorpe of GUnton place gave a party Wednesday nght for Mrs. T. D. Brown and her daughter Pearl of Indanapols, T>"Htm, who are vstng them. JUeut thrty persons were present. Dancng and sngng were enjoyed. lra. Joseph Acur of Shrewsbury avenue, who has been confned to the boose the past three weeks wth sck- Bus, s ableto be about Mrs. Wllam C. fnbbard of Rver Plna spent part of last week wth her smer, Mrs. G. S. Wyckoff of Newark. Mrs. Susanna Lews of East Front ataect attended a recepton Frday -sght for Mrs. Evelyn"* Sckles of Pat- «rat»n, state gude of the Daughters of Uterty lodge.. Mrs. Horace Tros of Branch avenue underwent an operaton Tuesday lt last week at the Long Branch hon- jdtal. "" Mss Clare Houghton of Shrews Imry avenue has returned to work aa «tanokrapher n the Esner factory, after havnpr been confned to the boose wth sckness. Mr. and Mrs. Jumes B. Clayton have moved from Shrewsbury avenue to East Orange. 3. A. Groon, who has been employed as a carpenter at Brookdale farm, s workng for the government at Hempstead, Long Island. Harry Patterson of Brdge avenue, a salesman n Clarence Whtes shoe Store, s spendng a vacaton at Honsonvlllo, New York. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lessgr Broad street returned last week from a two weeks sojourn at Atlantc Cty. The trp was made n ther automoble. Mr. Lessjf s superntendent of the cuttng department n the Esner factory- Joseph Hckcy of-east Front street, who s employed as an electrcan at Wrghtstown, has boon spendng a ew days at homo. Mllard Cornwell of Broad street s employed n the offce of the Home nsurance compny at Now York. Ivan C. VanNotc hs moved back Irom Pont Pleasant to hs house on Harrson avenue: Mr. VanNote has been sck wth blood posonng and eryspelas and he has been unable to attend to I.s bu&ncss as a ranson.,mrs. Edward F. Asay of Worthley street spent part of last week wth her sster, Mra. Henry H. Scott of Jersey Cty. Mr." and Mrs. Charles-F.-Dmond-of Fttoapect place nro on n trp to the Pocono mountans n ther automoble. - Mr.an<l~MrBrehares-KJIunrclt oose of Drummond place are vstng Mr. Hum.rjehtfUseV relatvesnthngrerrtown, Maryland. The real estate offces n town nre -BOW-open all day Saturday..Durng the summer months and durng.september they closed- at noon on Saturday. A. C. Murftt has moved from Roctor place back to hs house at Rver Plaza. Mrs. Wndsor VanVlet of Irvng place gave brth to a son Tuesday mornng.mrs. VanVlet was formerly Mss Gladys Hoppng, daughter of Wllam A. Hoppng of Broad street. Mrs. H. K. AllBtrom, Mrs. J. Dunhar Throckmorto and Thomas Irvng Brown of Broad street attended... tle funeral of Mrs. J. Julus Klene ef South Rver, formerly of Eed Bank, last Frday afternoon. Fred Noble, son of Walter NoBle tt Rector place, was strcken wth appendcts Frday whle on a tran enr*qte to New York and was taken to * hosptal at Jersey Cty where he underwent an operaton. He s now -Much mproved and a speedy recovery s looked for. Mrs. Edward M. Slattery and daughter, Mm. Raymond Phllps, Mrs. Joseph Bray, Mrs. John Sdell, _ Mss Margaret Lucas, Mss Reta Haley and Mss Josephne Sdell Grove s to go to Ots F. Lee after vsted frends and relatves at the Mrs. Floyds denth. Wrgtstown camp Sunday. They Mrs. George M. Royce of New went as the guests of James Hubbard Wndsor, New York, made her wll of Hubbard Park n Mr. Hubbards last July and t was probated at Freehold recently. Mra. Royceleft m- automoble. Mrs. Percy Stout of Rver Plaza nute nstructons n her wll concernng her bural. She drected that her and Ms3 Esther Gbson* of Shrewsbury represented the Red Bank Red body be bured n the center of a Cross chapter n the Red Cross large meadow at New Wndsor and. jparado last Thursday at New York. that a stone enclosure 9x5, 7 feet Adolph Knd of Mechanc street hgh and 2 feet thck be bult around has left the Consoldated fens company and s employed as a draughts: Purdy, all her jewelry, slverware and her grave. Sho left her nece, Eva T. man n the aeroplane works at Key-wearng apparel. One-half of the port. Mrs. Ray T. Cole of Oakland street underwent an operaton Saturday at (he Sprng Lake hosptal. Harold S. Allen of Tower Hll avenue has a new Ford tourng car. * Mss Anns Gorman of Humson has gven up her employment as a clerk n Strauss dry goods store. Mss Mottle Kcllum of Wallace street Is spendng a few days at Lakewood. Wllam Francs of the Newman Sprngs road s lad up wth pleursy. Mrs. Lulu Gbbs of Sprng street s employed n the offce of an nsurance company at New York. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Asay of East- Bde Park spent Sunday wth Mrs. Asays mother, Mrs. Peter VanKIrk of Hoaddens Corner. Mr. and Mrs. James Smock of Peters place and Mr. and Mrs. Rchard. Lutburrow of Mddletown spent Saturday and Sunday at Far Rocka- WBjr, Long Island. A surprse party was gven Saturday nght for Kr. and Mrs. Carl Munch of Cnnnl street. Mm. Anna Stlos of Tower Hll tnenue returned Sunday from a weeks vst at Newark. Mss Ruth Emblcy and Mss Susan Carney, bookkeepers at Chlds Lnktry on West street, rtpont Saturday and Sunday wth Mss Emblevs sster, Mra. Wllam F. Vtal of Now-...* *, -. Mr. and Mra! Alfred Stlnsen have returned to New York nfter spendng the summer at Rver Plow. Joseph W. Gray of Chcago has keen vstng Mr. and Mra. George A. VanBrunt of Washngton street. Mss Vola Denns of Catherne Mreet s a now employee of the offce fence-at tho Esner factory. Msn Margaret McCuen of Catherne street I* (ekng * : ttcrotarul course at the Henley nsttute at Brooklyn. Mne Hulda Oakley,. daughter of Fred Odd*/ of Broad street left last week for Hackettatown, N. J., where the wll take a specal course n vocal and Brtrnmental musc at the Centenary collegate nsttute. Mss Oakley s a xt&duau of the Red Bank bh school. lra. Georee Wlley of Branch avenue returned today from the Long fe*befcfco«jtt«l wth a-baby-daughter ten &w old. The chld has been med Vrgna Ethel. Mr*. Harry Hubbard, who has been lad up the post eght weeks wth a broken ankle, s able to be around on crutches. G. Foster Spnnng of Madson avenue was taken to the Long Branch hosptal Monday, sufferng wth typhod pneumona. Mss Dorothy Lnson of Shrewsbury s a new member of Frst Methodst church chor. AlbcrtE. Snyder of Wallace street, a clerk n Bray s market, s on a vacaton. John E. Harrgan of Jersey Cty has been made deputy superntendent of the Red Bank branch of the Metropoltan lfe nsurance company. He s lvng on Hudson avenue. Mra. Wllam Wyckoff of Maple avenue s spendng a few weeks wth her mother, Mrs. Hazard of Mount Vernon: Mr. and Mrs. Irvng Smock of Bergen place motored to Delaware Water Gap Sunday wth a party of frends from Perth Amboy. Mr. and Mrs. Wllam A. Hoppng of Broad street and Mrs. E. C. Gwynn and famly of Bergen place motored Sunday to Mneola n Perry Gywnns Chandler tourng car. wnu. N, At Freehold, on Wednee- 4»y, October 3d, Mra. CharlM M. Uuncsn, ol a.son. IKIU.. At tle Long Blanch hotptul, on Thurnday, October 4th, Mra. Abraro Perl of Red Bank, uf a- daughter. VANVhIBT. At Hefl Bank, on Tuesday, October 9th, IIn. Wndsor VanVM», of f sun,.. sutuan, BEHOKSLS CylIEHS. At Ocen Grove, on-wednesday, October 8<J, by Unv. j. >. BIUH, Mlaa Pantle W. l«rgf» IH of Ocean Otovv uld Clao Cyplern t Newark; ~ BROWN-AU^GOH At Ocean Grov«. on Sunday, September 3)th. by B»v. J. V, nlll. Mnn Lllan Drown of Neptune Cty and Levn AllKor of West Be)mar. C0N0VUR VANDERVEEIl. At En«- llultown, on Wednesday, October 3d, by Rev. Charles A. Fsher. Mss Charlotte Conover and Harvey H. vunderveer, both of Unglfhtann. ESTBLL OUHTI8( At Bradley Baach, on Bnnaay, September aotl, toy Rev. Rchard Conover, MIBs Dora Katell of.manasun and A. atunlfy Curts of Sprng Lake. FLITCROIT HARMS. At Ocean Grove, on Saturday, October 6th, by Rev. I". ]]. lchey, Mss Gladys. Flltcrpft of.ocean Orove and Leon A. llarrlft of) Bel mar. FRAINEY COMER. At Anbury Park on Monday, October st, by Hev. Thoman Roche, MIHS Mary Fralney and John Comer, Jr., of Anbury Park. CHAPEL HUNT. At Anbury Park, nn Haturday, Beptember 29th, by Bev. F. II. Rlchey, Mnx Isabel A. (5rape of Ocean Grove and Arthur K. Hunt of Asbury Park. RAM PTON IRELAND. At Ocean Many Wll. Probated. Haven and Olto C. F. Walko of Cleveland, Oho, Wllam H, Borden, who ded at Lttle Slver some tme ago, left $2,000 to be held n trust for hs sster, Sarah Borden, and the ncome BARKULOO. At Colts Neck, on DEATHS. TufBdny, October Zd. MB. Mary Barkuloo, aged D4 yearh, 5 montlh and 2) days. pad to her as long as she lves. After her death the prncpal s to go to St. COPDINOTON. At Morrlstown. on Johns chapel at Lttle Slver. Mary Frday, October 5th, Enoch W. Coddngtun, a(?odcc years. E. Phllps and Sarah F. CorleB were each bequeathed $,000. Mr. Bordens boat, Bonta Boy, was. left to October 2d, Henry a. colt of Belnar, COLT. At Sprng Lake, on Tuesday, agod 82 years.. hs grandnephews, John and Edward DBNNIS, At RedDank, on Saturday, Borden. Morrs Borden and Edward September 2»th, Charles Gordon rjennlx, A. Borden were each bequeathed a uped 60 years.. shot gun. A sneak box was left to KltUICKSON. At Freehold, on Sunday, September SOtl. MrH. l^lzabeth (,. Ellott Borden &d a chna closet and KrruhHn, aged 88 years. ts contents were left" to Orvlle Bor- dvded Sc same as t would be f-he had deu wthout makng., a, wll. Sarah Borden was apponted sxecutrx of the wll. Thomas J. Clayton of Keyport made hs wll four years ago last June. He left $00 each to Frazee Kelly and Ella Smth, and, sums of $50 each were left to Theron Bedle, Earl Cherry and Floyd Brown. Mr. Claytons house and lot at Keyport were left to Frazee Kelly, Ella Smth and Arvlla -McElwnne aa long as they reman unmarred. Mr. Clayton s brother, Charles T. Clayton, who was named us executor, was drected to put hs brothers farm out on MOIIKIH. At Long Branch, on Frday, Octobe- 5th, Oeorge Morrs, aged 40 years. * shares untl he could sell t at a VA.VPELT. At.Lorn; Branch hosptal, on Thursday, October 4th/ Pearl good prce. Charles T. Clayton wns VunPelt, HMtcd 0 years. Bequeathed a tract of thrty acres and was drected to sell another fnjm owned by hs brother. All the rest of the estate was dvded amongmr. Claytons brothers and ssters. Mra. Ellen Robnson"of^Rartan townshp, left "her entre estate to her husband, Danel H. Robnson, n a wll whch was executed n 897. Mr. Robnson was nnmed usjexecutor of the wll. Mchael McLoughln of Atlantc Hghlands dvded hs estate among hs fve chldren, Mrs. Thomas Dowd, Mrs. Alexander Martn, Mrs. Jacob Lnzmayer, John and James Mc- Loughln. Hs wll was made la t November. Dr. N. Palmer Stanton of Phladelpha named hs wfe, Louse C. Stanton, as sole benefcary n a wll whch he executed n 908. The wll was probated at Freehold last week. MrB. Carolne L. Ots of Ocean Grove made several cash bequests n a wll whch she executed a year ago last November. A sum of $00 Wa bequeathed to Kate G. Lee of New Haven; Ml8. Otss jewelry wua dstrbuted among Lllan L. Laut, Mram D. Lee, Emelne Floyd, Lora D. Lee, Ots F. Lee and Mary Lee. Mrs. Otss sster, Emolne Floyd, was left the use of a house at Ocean Grove, together wth ts furnshngs, for the rest of her lfe. After the death of Mrs. Floyd; the sum of $300 each s to be pad to Wllam H. and Herbert Lee and Lllan L. Laut. Mary Lee s to receve $00V The house at Ocean resdue of the estate was bequeathed to Nepuhwn, ncorporated, a corporaton located at New Wndsor. The other half of the resdue wns left to hor nece, Evn T. Purdy, who wn3 apponted executrx of the wll. Gunnng Notces. Got your gunnng notces at The Regster offce. Advertsement. Statemont of tlo ownsrsllp, mnnngcment, crculaton, etc., of Tlo Hcd Bank Regster, publshed weekly nt Rea Bank, Now Jersey, requred by the net of AuguHt 24, 02. Nuno of ontolllco mll-cn*. PubBhcr John H. Cook, Rod Hunk, N. J. Edtor John H. Cook, nol nnnk, N... Managng edtor John H. CooU, Ited Banlt, N. J. Buelneun manager Tlonan Irvng Brown, Red Bunk. N. J. Owners of stock n Tho nol nnnk ROB- Ister, holdng por cent or more of totnl amount of ntook:. John H. Cook, Rod Dunk. N. J. Thomas Irvng: Brown, Rod Dank, N. J. George C. Hanco, Rod nnnk. N. J. Frederc 8. Hayon, Hod Bunk, N. J. Wllam P. MUEB, Red Unnlt, N. J. Charles KrllumrlchouHn, Red Unnlt, N. J. Alca Mcsll. Red llnnk, N. J. Known bondtollorn, mortbukcob, nml other securty holders, lollltk l>or cent or more oftotnl amount of lomln, mortgages, or other Bocurtlcn. None. THOMAS IRVING nrtown,. BuslnnHn MnnnRcr, (Sworn and nulflcrlbcd before me thlh Inl lny or October, l»7. EDWAItO W. WIHIt, Notary Publc of Now Jorxoy. Sttemont 6l crculaton of The Itol Bank RoglBter for tlo elx nontho prouedlnv Octobor.07. The hctunl nvorago crculaton of Tho Hod nank RtKlnter for tho Hx mmtln rxellnn Octobsr, 07, wan r,72k por f BBUO, TIIOMA8 I It VINO DROWN,.RutlnoBB MamKor. Sworn And subscrbed bsfora me ths necond day of Ootober, 07. EDWARD W. TVIStO, Notary Publto of New. Jersey, ;8t a HARTMAN DICKERT:- At Sprng Lake, on Tuesday. October 2, Mrs. Lavlnla V. Uartman of Sprng I*ake and Rev. Thomas W. Dlcktrt of Headng, Pa. SUTTEHBROWNAt T t o ft ^nn/n j, WAONKK WALKO. %JfaV Haven, on Thursday, October Hh, by Rev. John Agor, Mlsa Loretta T. Waener of Far den. Mrs. Fred Borden. was bequeathed a portable dbh closet and ts years..rlsh.=al._.lon«itruncl. _«>n. Frday. October ftl, Joseph L, Kjsh, -aged 5f> contents. Mr. Borden left $00 for FRY. At Anbury Park; on Sunday. thf-trle.of hs bural plot. The rescme of-hs «state he drected to be IANCE. At Red Bank, on October 7th, lodward J<ry, ared Uf yearh. Wednesday, October lotl, MM. Carolne Hanco, Ked H7 yearn. IYlends and relatves are Invted to 0^ Monmouth street, Hed llank, on, -"rf- Oly. October 2th, at 2:00 p. m.. UIJTCHINSON. At Red Bunk,... Tuesday. October Uth, Voorhees K. llutchlkon, aged 78 years. KLKINE. At South nve, on Tueslny, October 2d, Mrs. J, Julux Klelne. of Soutl Ule, formerly, of Red Bunk. KNI2CHT. At Chcago, on. Frday, October 6tl. Otlo A. Knecllt; Jr., ngel ^7 yetrs.. WATTRSON. At Mlwaukee, Wsconsn, Wllam B. Mattexan of Slant Vernon, formerly of Red Bank, aged Gf years. Democratc Canddate for A Natve Son of Monmouth, Busness Man and Banker, He Offers Hs Experence to the County, Pledged to Employ n the Admnstraton of County affars, n the Interests of All Sectons, the Same Methods That Have Made Hs Own Commercal Enterprses Successful. M*. Johnson s a member of the Lehrtter-Johnson Drug Co. of Abury Park, conduct! two Pharmaces at Hghlands and a Summer Store at Keantburgs Is a Vce Presdent of the Frst Natonal Bank of Seabrght, Collector and Custodan of School Funds of Hghlands and a Well Known Communty Worker. " The Man for the Place." (Pad for by Johnson Campagn Commttee.),... Gunnng Notce*. Gunnng nprh prnted on musln, 50 conta por dozon; prnted on durable cardboard, 25 cents per dozen, at The Regster offce. Advertsement. f THE «DJRAWt RECBTER Pag* Tkfrleea. HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE XJftLEASYTERMSL. Modern sx-rcom house, almost new, on Mechanc street, wthn two mnutes walk of trolley lne and wthn ten mnutes of busness dstrct of Red Bank.- Lot 33x25 feet. House has all mprovements, ncludng hot ar furnace.. Just the property for a commuter. Can loe bought on very easy terms. Small, payment down. ^ ~, - For further partculars apply to Or Any Red Bank Real Estate Agent. Born and brought up on a farm n Mddletown Townshp, he knows the Farmers Needs. Secretary for a Buldng pnd Loan Assocaton, for 22 years, he knows the needs of the, Homeseeker. An actve Freman for twenty-fve years he knows the needs of. the Fremen.. For same tme transacted busness of and assocated wth the Water- 7 g m n 7 other busness men, he s n close touch wth ther deas. Ther nteests and hs are dentcal.. 4deht advocate of the Governor Edge Busness^ Effcency Pro- _VOTE : FOR HIM. CHARLES R. SNYDER Republcan Canddate for Senator Monmouth County C. R. S. stands for CAPABLE, RELIABLE SENATOR Pad for by H. W. Rotert: ConnUe«GOLD MODEL SHOP Cloak, Suts, Skrls, Dresses and Mllnery at! Low Prces 33 East Front Street Red Bank, N. J. JOSEPH L. SURROGATE Democratc Canddate for Re-electon. Handles Twce as Much Busness Wthout Addtonal Expense, And Makes the County a Proft of $27,93.32 Deputy Surrogate for 8 Years Under Surrogate Davd S. Crater 5 Years Surrogate An Experenced Publc Offcal Fathful to He Knows How. for by.lobnph U mnnlmy Commtted.) CHARLES K. STRAUS, Owner. The Oceanc Meat Market Prme Rb Roast c a pound! < Hndquarter ollamb. 28c a pound >*< Forequarter of Lamb,... 26c a pound *< Rb of Veal r...26c a pound $ Shoulder of Vealr;"TTTTTTTT; "rr.22c a pound!*< Veal Chops 28c a pound >J Veal CutlefsT. TTTT:.3Sc a-pound >J Try Our Home-Made Sausage $ at.....:-! t : 35c a pound $ Fresh Bggs..., c a dozen (J<. Fresh. Crearnery Bttter... S2c a pound >J V - " : - - -:. ; : - : ; ~~t:: The Oceanc Meat Market I " " -. ". ^. * " _ Max Vhcenz, Propretor } } :., _. ( J -Lafayette SjtreeL_J^ Oceanc, N. J. ^ A GREAT CLEAN UP SALE OF 200 BALES OF RUGS AT SACRIFICE PRICES THIS IS YOUR CHANCE f O WISELY PREPARE AGAINST THE. COMING SHORTAGE AND HIGHER PRICES. - > We are mantanng our (custom of makng a quch clean up of all the. rugs n stock not a sngle rug held n reserve. We are dong t ths fall n the face of a- tremendous demand for woolen fabrcs bythe government whch serously threatens to cut way down the out-put-of-the-rug-factorcs: -Place your order at once and secure the cream of the-patterns. Nothng but the celebrated weaves and fnest qualtes carred n stock. The followng descrpolffl.v S-bu.La- fantjdea of the never.;totbe-forgotten bargans offered only whle the present stock lasts: $50.50 DELTOX RUGS, Szes 8x2; CHOICE COLORINGS, at -...;..-!$7.5O THE FOLLOWING LARGE SIZES ARE NOW IN STOCK: ft. 3 n. x 2 ft.; 0 ft. 6 n. x 3 ft. 6 n.; 9 ft. x -5 ft.; \\ ft, 3 n. x 5 ft., and 2 ft. x 5 ft.. "... LOTNO-lr- 98c, $.0 and $.25 Velvet.and A^mnster. Rugs, sxe 8 n. x 36 n. Sale prce...75c LOTNQ.2. S.75 VelVet Rugs, $..50 Rag Rugs; $.75 Gras? Rugs, your choce, ths sale....$.00 LOT NO. 3. S2.5O Velvet Rugs, ~$3.5O Axjnsters, S3.75 Rag Rugs, now. $;85 LOT NO. A S70.00 Heavy Seamless Velvet Rugs, sze 9 x 2 ft., at....$5.00 LOT NO. 5. S8.00, SI9.00 and S x 2 ft.", Seamless Velvet Rugs to be closed out at $3.78 LOT NO. 6. $22.5o-and xr 2..ft.. Seamless all Wool Axmnster and Velvet Rugs to be closed out at.. $7.00 -LOT-NO-7. S34.5O 9 x 2 ft., ^Heavy Seamless Velvet Rugs of Smths and Sanfords make,. now..., ; $23.00 LOT NO. 8. ^.ncludng -Seamless Royal Wllons and othe hgh grade.weaves, n 8 ft..3 n. x 0 ft. 6 n. and -9 x. 2 ft. szes, to -be- closed out at... :.;.- $27.00 LOT NO. &. SS x - l2 ft. RoyalTrewan now Wltons,,$39.0O.. LOT NO. 0. S82.S0 9.x 2 ft. Ro^al Ka-Shan Worsted Wl-. tons. Amerca^ fnest product, only four left, now. $59.00 HOOSIER KITCHEN CABINET SALE CONTINUED UNTIL SATURDAY NIGHT AT 0:00 OCLOCK. TERMS FOR THIS SALE; $.00 WEEKLY. Only 2 Cabnets left to be sold at the old low prces on.the Club Plan. You pay $l.oo down and Cabnet s delvered at once. You pay the balance Sl.oo weekly. FAIR WARN- ING Prces wll not only ADVANCE, but t wll be a pro.blem to secure our regular allotments n the future. Holday orders should be placed now. - SOME MIGHTY GOOD BARGAINS IN FURNITURE RIGHT NOW. West Furnture Co.. KEYPORT. N. J. Prompt Automoble Delvery to All Part. MM»»»»»++

14 HABIT! HABIT! HABIT! Seemngly everybody s gettng the hgbt of gong around the corner to the bg week-end sale. The busest market n Red Bank. Our motto: Polteness and Courtesy to Our Customers. Lamb Sale! Lamb Sale! We wll have for ths sale Forequarters Lamb 75 of the chocest lambs. Hndquarters 25c lb wll bone and roll for dress- 28c lb ng. Try them. Shoulder Lamb Chops Rb Lamb Chops 34c lb 36c lb Beef Sale! Beef Sale! We have bought 500 pounds of top srlons for ths bg sale, sutable for pot or oven, roast, at the rdculously lowprce of 27c lb Dortmss t, I^Come early to avod the crowd. 2 Flat?one Srlon Roast 3OcIb : Prme Rbs, Choce 28c lb Fresh Pork Shoulders Flat Bone Srlon Steaks 32c lb Blade Cut Rb Roast 24c lb Phladelpha Scrapple 8c lb Weal. Weal. Weal. Pg sale on Weal. Legs of Veal 26c lb Breast of Veal 22c lb Rb of Veal Chops 28clb We are stll able to get thejn! 22clb_ Franks Plymouth Brand Bacon Wll slce- t-fornew ou-wr our machne. Armours and Swfts Regular Hams 3Ocb Lnk Sausage 32c lb All choce, mlk-fed calves. Rump of Veal 26c lb Shoulders of Veal lb Veal Cutlets lb Nut Oleo Fresh Selected Eggs Sutable for fryng Specal for Saturday only Chpped Beef 2ellb 4 Creamery Butter Only pound to a customer. New Sauer Kraut, 0c lb; 3 lbs for 25c WAGNER KNOWS HOW. WAGNER MARKET CO; HOME OF QUALITY MEATS Specal Rates to Hotels, Boardng Houses & Bestaurahts 22 Monmouth Street Red Bank, N. J. All large orders wthn cty lmts delvered free of charge ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS NEWS. Brdge Over Many Mnd Creek Beng Replaced wth Culvert. The Red Cross chapter last week elected Rev. Joseph H. Schaelfer presdent, Mrs. John E. Foster vce presdent, MrsJ Guy P. McHenry secretary and Mrs. Edgar H. Cook treasurer. The brdge on Center avenue over Muny Mnd creek s beng replufed by a culvert of corrugated ron. The brdgfc~over the ^reek"or "EJuy*aAvenue wll also be, replaced by a culvert. Both brdges are old and n danger of collapsng under a heavy load. Mr. and Mrs: Thomas Henry Leonard, Mr. and Mrs. Egbert Lufburrow and daughter-edth, Mrs. M. Louse Conover, Mrs. Ella Roberts, Mrs. C. Norrs Ppptt, Mss Evelyn Snyder, 0. B. Irwn, Charles Lufburrow and Rev. George H. Gardner attended a concert Monday nght at the Long Branch Baptst church. The Baptst lades ad socety met yesterday afternoon n the.church socal room. The Chrstan Endeavor socety wll meet tonght at Mss Helen FlettV The. womens mssonary crcle wll gve a socable Thursday nght, October 25th. The program wll consst of muscal and vocal selectons anl the play "Cnderella." Captan B. E. Falng, Percy Faulkenberg, John Phllps and Robert Banfeld, who are statoned at Camp Dx, were at home Sunday. Sterlng Stryker, a ptcher on the Rochester team of the Internatonal league, s home for the wnter. Alfred A. Umsched, druggst n Ira Antondess drug store, s on a two weeks vacaton. Alfred Magec motored to Wrghtstown Sunday.. Mrs. A. C. F. Meyer of St. Lous s vstng her sster, Mrs. E; A. Martn., : Ralph Cossaboom, son of Forrnan A. Cossaboom, has returned from Akron, Oho, where he was employed n a rubber tre factory.. Mss Gladys Gaffey and Howard Gat?ey spent Saturday and Sunday at New York.. They made th&jtrp n on automoble. -. Edward Powell, a member ofthe naval reserve who s now on a submarne chaser, spent Sunday at hs home here.. F. W. Seaver and famly have moved-to. New York for the wnter. About 75 solders at Mprmouth Park camped for an hour last Frday noon at the publc park at Hllsde, The solderswere -onjhorsebock and -tfrey stopped tl tslb*p5flfto~eattler dnner. They bought ther food at the stores here. _ Mr. and Mrs. JohnR.Snedcker left last Wednesday n ther auto for Camp McClellan, Annston, Alabama They wll be gone two weeks. Frank MT^oottnofNe&l ng the borough books. Edmund Dowd, Ray Halleran and James Hallday, members of the Red Dank ambulance company, spent part of last week here. Ths- s the frst tme that they have been home snce the ambulance-compahy.went to Mne da.., "., THE RED BANK REGISTER. beneft of the BaptBt church. " Her ron V. Browns house on Harrson guests were fve solders from the avenue Saturday week complaned < sgnal corps camp, Mss Sarah Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ernley^. that the Far Haven fremen were HAZLET NEWS., "Mvafd Mrs."TfuexJKevTCnarleafKfc- Mr. John H. Curts Entertaned Socal Nne Last Week. Mosby, Mss Lyda Beekman and fremen were at the house when the of Independent fre company of Red Koy, Mrs.. Ira Wolcott, Mrs. Arche Bank. Mr. Kettel sad the Red Bank Mrs. John H. Curts entertaned the Paulne Wolcqtt. Far Haven company got there. He Socal Nne and a few frends at her Next Sunday afternoon wll be sad Frank Dckman, a fre polceman home on the Mddletown turnpke vstaton day wth the Presbyterans. from Independent company, WHS statoned at the door and that he re- Tuesday of last week. The day wasthe members of the congregaton spent n sewng and socablty. A have been requested to reman home fused to permt the chef or any mem chcken dnner was served at noon. to see the callers. her of the Far Haven department to Later n the afternoon refreshments Mrs. Edward Danglef and famly enter the house. Thefrewas n Far were served. Among those present last week took an automoble trp to Haven borough and the_far_haven rejfo. Wllam. lam. Lambetson,.-Mrs., m, -the-northen- fre"e"ompan"y~has "wrtten" to thechlef Wllam Henderson, Mrs. Amel Pmpey Mrs. John CottreH, Mrs. Lafay- le.r, who s head carpenter on a bg ng for an explanatonof Mr. Dck- Mrs. anglers son, Benjamn Dang-( of the Red Bank fre department ask- ette Baley, Bl Mrs. Hatte Htt Thbrne, Mrs. constructon tt jb job for a muntons com- mans atttude at the fre. Thomas G^_Cowles. Mss Hannah PolngTMr? anctmrs7john H. Curts, Mr. Mrs,- Fred Covert gave brth ttf agranted the use of the borough hall.panj^- : The-Red Gross socety has-been and Mrs. Charles X. Crawford, Mss daughter last week, on October 23d and 24th to hold a Anna Cowles and Mss Hlda Hyer. Mrs, Harry VanTassel gave brth rummage sale. The townshp commttee met ato a daughter Wednesday. The fre alarm system was reported Keyport Frday nght. Commtteemen Carr, Seeley and Webster and Mss Charlotte Muhlenbrnks ng for several days and on the nght Luther Eoyce s on the sck lst. out of order. It has npt Veen work- Assessor Lehr, Collector Roberts, house las been re-decorated by of the recent fre t faled to rng the Overseer of the Poor Aumack and George. H;. Bennett, alarm, G W g a p jrrcsent; BtlT "Wllam J. Jartjy has gven up hs A request from the state authortes askng for reports on the annual amountng to $8.37 were ordered jtney bus-busness, and s=workng pad. as chauffeur for the Gulf refnng state of ndebtedness and the floatng Mrs. Wl Wllam TV Smock has re- company, opay, debt_was referred Jo.the.fnance-comsster, turned_to_red_bank-aftbt-vstsg-her- Mrs. Elzabeth C. He.ndrckson. -^Georpre-R Meyers"spent" at-chatham, Hew York. lat weelf Blls amountng to $ were Mrs. Emma Wallng of Matawan Mss Mram Gates Dotzauer, who ordered pad. has been vstng her sster, Mrs, El-taughmra Suydam. red a few days ago to Theodore P. only half an hour and was the,shoru school here last year, was mar- The meetng last nght occuped _ MdJVI _ M \ _ a d W y T r Stevens df-new-haterrrconn., atthr esfmeetng ever held by the councl. E&TONTOWH NEWS. Camp6r«Grl Haw an Outnf dn a Tnton Fulls Farm. Nne campfre grls, accompaned by ther guardan, Mrs. J. E. Patterson, hked to Tnton Fulls Saturday and spent the day on.wellngton Wlknss farm, They cooked ther own dnners and enjoyed varous outdoor amusements. Pupls who were nether absent nor.tardy- the past month--wenm l-lrsf Kralv. ~ltob»rt emutt; John Kylt3, Joseph Outelle, Wllam Magatban, larry IMell, Jauac Johnson, Klmer Huttlu, Krmk Tober, kew* lvrvy, llua- HI WUcutt, Annabel ( overt, Vvan Keneborry, arre Ruffl, MuKaft Stothart.; J.-mk> Tomano, Ulutly.s Terry. Sccrnd Bdc Olver Alaua,. Harry Allk r >r. Jolu Bennett, "WllJlum Darby, Kdwnrtl Jensen, Theodore Lews, Mtrtvllle.Stout, KHSell Stout, Fred erry. uthv bur. Kdwurd EmmonH, l.hrsllu Gru-. Florence Cornela, JOva I-JI(,n, Klnx jbert.m, Alberta JohKun, Hut te Terry, Helen Taylor, Kuth Cheesnan. Thrd grade Klwool leves, Tony Uattl, Charles Lews, Llewellyn lattern. Anrew Roberts, Lesle Sample, Har-, Smuuk, Hu.fell Taylor. UMrm Zln- ;d«\ Theresa Armstrong, Xorma lleale, Alma Oornela, Grace Dckens, (ertrude Hampsm, (Irare Matfathun. Irum MorH, Klvlra Malla, Klslo Odell. MllMrel Kuftu;.Margaret Tllton, Edna Vm\Keurvt\, Fourth grade Benjamn lrown. Wn. DlKman, KrneHt Klgrlm, Ilnvanl Jensen, Vvgbu Mv.Ktlg, John Murfy, Geo-se PtlMter, Joseph Rattl, Peter Tomno, Calvn Itu.sh, Kloyd Truswell, KUnarl Wa *Kr, Vncent Mada, nutl Darby, Klltt CJmbrnne, Letha Hullck. Murel Itoseherry, Mldred Terry, Dnruthy Under* lll, Inex Vunek, Thema Yunrk, Eleanor Wolcutt., I-fll BHlo Roy Curle, Charles DlKnan, Joln. Drennon, Wllam Patterson, IClwood Snyder, Tleolore Taylor, John Touer, Alberta Bennett, Gladys Calle, -Mary I->enna, Dorothy Knunons, Margaret.Murray, Clara Morrs, Martlm Odell, Althea Sample, Elln Taylor,-Etola Taylor, Ksther Wolcott, Dorulhv lutlart.... Sxth grade John Rehnett, Harry Hulok, Clarence Hyslop, Robert HlcharL. nol, Helen Denns, Elzabeth Hyslop, Sarah Rlley, Mare Ryavs, Paulne Wolcott. Lyln Patterson, luary LvngHt^n. Addle Orunwell, -Martha Amack. Sevenll grade George Allfcor, Wlllam Kntnons, Sherman Denns, Alalcolm Farv, Ralph Lews, Frank McKalg, Albm-Us Woleott. Charlou.. Crnwell, Blltl Johnson, Ethel Odell, Oas.sle MelrlRnn. Gladys Snyder, Alma VanWckle, Mnrletta Kaloh. Eghth grade Sylvester Far. Everett Carllle, Ralph Morrs, Evelyn Anderson. Los Vnclerllll, Alta Duncan, Loretta Elgrlm, Marjorle Johnson, Myrtle Edwards, Nurma JIcKnlg, Gertrude ltennctt, Vola Jensen, Carre Rowland. John Patterson of Mlltown spent Sunday wth hs daughter, Mrs. Henry H. Odell. Mss Adelade MacPeak of Newark has been vstng Mrs. Rchard Walters. _Ed_ward Hpdge_has--rnoved -from- THomas Dcknsons house on Lews street to Long Branch. An entertanment for the beneft of the Long Branch hosptal wll be held Thursday nght of next week at Mrs. Ada-B. Nafews. Mrs. Elzabeth Carhart s sck wth Wallace Gles has gone to Washngton, where he s employed as. secretary for an army offcer. Mrs.. Wlbur Smth on Frday nght entertaned those Who took part n the recent entertanment for the the Long-Branch hosptal..she was taken there last Frday. Hss Carre Payne of Chcago, formerly of ths place, has returned to Everett and s lvng wth her mother, Mrs. John ZanUnger. A bg lot of,sgnal corps solders were here lasf week strngng telegraph wres from ths place to Nutswamp. Mrs. Robert Runyon and Mrs. E. Jones of Belford spent Sunday wth Mrs. John B.- ftlwagon." ~ John Kelly has made a present of pony and cart to hs son, Frank Kelly. Mr. Kelly bought the rg from James Carton. Mr, Carton has sold another pony to Howard T. Ely of Holmdel. FAIR HAVEN NEWS. Charles Soden Hat Narrow Escape from Injury at Army Camp. Charles Soden, who a workng as a carpenter at the army camp at Cresskll, N. J., had a narrow escape from serous njury a few days ago. An automoble ran over one foot, tearng the heel from hs shoe. Asde from a slght bruse»mr. Soden was not hurt. Frank A. Mulford spent last week wth relatves at Brooklyn. McNars meat market here has been closed for the wnter and wll not be reopened untl Aprl. Far Haven customers wll be suppled from the Red Bank store durng the wnter. Danel McGure s Far Havens boss hog kller. Last week he klled seventeen hogs for Harry Summers of Shrewsbury n half a day. Wllam Hall entertaned several frends on hs houseboat for tho week-end. Saturday nght was spent n sngng and dancng. The party wound up wth a bg dnner. Mr, Halls guests were Mss Margaret Prate of Red Bank, Mss Anne Marts, Capt. T. S. Moore and Charles Glespen of New York and Mr. and Mrs. Lous Bacgalup and Tony Bac- :alup of Far Haven. Rev. John H. Algol-, who has retred from the mnstry, moved last week from the parsonage to the house hs son recently bought on Pearl avenue. Ha successor wll be named by conference ths week. Arthur Smth wll wnter hs fast drvng horse on a farm n the western part of the county. Mrs. Anna Stlwell and Mss Llle Longstreet have moved nto Fred Parkers bungalow on Church street. Mss "Longstreet,T who has been sck for & long tme, s stll n very poor health. Cornelus Marcellus, who s wth the Monmouth county quota at the natonal army camp at Wrghtstown, was home on Sunday. " _ A meetng..was-heulmxmdny-nght to arrange plans for the Lberty loan drve n -Far. Haven. Wllam Curchn s charman of the Far Haven dstrct. At the meetng of the mayor and councl last nght Counclman Kettel n makng a report of the fve n My- entertaned Mr. ^and Mrs. Charles Hyernrnd chldren of Long Branch and Mr. and Mrs. A. Chameroy and chldren or Bed Bank on Sunday.. A number of Hazlet people vsted the boys at»wrghtsto\m today. Mrs., Walter D. Brown, Jr., of Freneau, spent Thursday wth her mother, Mrs. Jesse J. DeNke. Mss. Catharne Hyer of Long Branch SRent last week wth her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wllam H-Hyej.St P. Otto Wegand, Sr., was a Freehold vstor on Thursday.- Albany, New York, where he has been Sdney Gardepe has returned from Mr. and Mrs. George H. Chappe workng as a telegraph operator for and Mr. and Mrs. Wllam H. Holden, the Western Unon company. Jr., and daughter of Brooklyn have Rev. J. DeWtt Fay s recoverng moved to Hazlet. ^_ from sckness. Mrs. T. B. TltoWs vstng her Mary Brower, daughter of Henry brother, John L. T. Webster. Brower, s recoverng from tonslts. Mr. and Mrs. Elot-W. Stone have Mrs. Frank Estelle s recoverng NATIONAL UMBRELLAS returned to Connectcut after a vst from a broken fnger caused by a fall Are Guaranteed to Protect wth ther aunt. Mss Emma Morrell. last week. Thomas M. Wallng was a Cnmden Dr. J. C. Rush, who has been lad YOUR MONEY BACK IF THEY PAIL, vstor on Frday. up wth njures receved two weeks Our 8 Ponter Lnen Taffeta, $.50 Our Slk Fnsh Glora, $2.50. Our The followng pupls of Hazlet ago when he was struck by an automoble, has recovered suffcently to Pure Unon Slk, $3.50. Assorted Natural Wood. Slver, Horn (or Ebony school have been present every school Handles. Lades or Gents.. I day n September: get around on crutches. REMEMBER OUR UMBRELLA HOSPITAL Reparng and recoverng Done. Work called for and delvered Anywhere Room ) Elyth Baley, Stella Baley, Mr. and Mrs. Petcrsen of Hoboken Mary Major, Krmlne CattaKlo, Lena were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Our Specal Slk Glora for Recoverng, $50 Sleunp, Theresa Seabrook, Alwlda Oud- SEND POSTAL OR PHONE 028-J RED BANK ( -jahn, KvanKelne Layton, George Kmnonf^, Huspel Hertle, Erneat Hyer, Mat- Mrs. Wllam Kothe hnd a dnner George Kuegler. NATIONAL UMBRELLA STORES thew SIleNP. Leon Wallng, Bdwln H. party last week at whch eghteen of WallltK, Julus VnlMeerbske, Stanley 4 West Front Street, Ked Bank:, M. J. Sturlnner, Ktlwartl Hyer. her chldren and grandchldren were OPPOSITE CAR STOP Room Else Wallng, Lucy Nappe, present. Olve Lanber-tflor, Plelmn Latlatn, Lorotta Haley, Helen Lambertson,^ Alden Thomas Burke s havng on addton of a ktchen bult to hs house. _Sur_oul, Alonzo Baley, Cnrlton, Clerry, Kolaul l^mmonh.i Harvey Lumlert^on, Harry Morrson s dong the work. Arthur Major. * BEWARE Mr. Humes and famly of Orange Mrs. P. Otto Wegand, Sr., and Mrs. have moved n Rufus Caslers house of the person that s gong to gve you somethng for nothng.- If Ernest E. Peseux were New York on Broad street. you are nterested n any of the followng-subjects: steam,hot j "Mrs. Matthew Stotlmrt, Sr., has., who hasbeen vstng at Phladelpha. Mra. Wllam Kothe s havng her house re-shngled. Harold Jensen s ^ water or he. ar heatn"*, santary plumbng n all ts branches, or general tn smthng:, you wll fnd that by gvng ; the undersgned a porton of your work, you wll receve, value for every dollar expended wth hm. HOWARD FREY SANITARY PLUMBER 7-4 Monmouth Street. Plone 234-J. Red Bank, N. J. been sck the post week wth throat trouble, s able to be out agan. Mss Maude Ackeraon was a weekend guest of Mr.nd Ms. Wllnm A. Hnyes of Pont Pleasant. Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Sperry and brdes home at New London. A commttee of eghteen persons, wth George A. Steele as charman, has been apponted to manage the second Lberty loan campagn n ths dstrct. The commttee held ts frst meetng at the bank last week. John Gardepe has a new motorcycle. The mltary cadets met a few nghts ago at John Lewss. A fne supper was served to the boya by Johns mother; : dong the work. Mrs. John Ftzpntrck hns moved to Red Bank. Mrs. George Ange s sufferng from Mr., Sperry of New Haven have re-turned home after short vst Wth hpuse last week. Mrs. A. Marvn wll go to Brooklyn brused knee caused by a fall n her nght. Mss Emma Morrell. Mrs. Hannah Hcndrckaon has been ths week to vst her mother, Mrs. Mss Elzabeth S. Ackerson vsted vstng at Whte Plans and Albany. Farrngton. relatves at Eatontown on Sunday. Mrs. Arche Burkhardt of Brooklyn has been spendng several days Bertha Bennetts Saturday afternoon. The Lafolctte club met at Mss Mss Olve Vncent, has returned to.brooklyn after a vst wth her nunt, wth her sster, Mrs. Harry Wolcott. Mr. and Mrs. J. Ely,of Perth Amboy wore over Sundny vstors wth Mss Alwldn Ivns. HENS CORDUROY SUITS Albert Breeso has gone to Washngton to take a poston as prvate Mrs. Grace Strckland. Mrs. Sule Thompson of Brooklyn Why have spent a few days last week wth Mr, and Mrs. (Jcorge W. Voorhcos. secretary for tn army offcer. From Extra good qualty at $5 Washngton he wll go to Florda. Gunnng Notced gray har Charles Mnclc of New York was a Mrs. John G. Broene IIBB recovered Gunnng sgns prnted on musln week-end guest of Mr. and Mr.s. P. H.N.Supp T Red Bank Otto Wcgnnd, Jr. from a broke)) mm and s out agan. 60 cents per dozen; prnted on durablo cardboard, 25 cents per dozen, at The en^a^cment of M.ss Helen L. E. M. Heulr-ckson han hnd new fxtures placed n hs barber shop and The Regster.offce. Advertsement. Longstreet of Keyport unt John,T. Bumsteads Worm Syrup Ackerson has been announced. has made other mprovements. 4L s*f» ml nn»«m«fljr for Worms Mrs. P. Otto Wegand, Jr., has rodtool tt* thl for CO r**n, IT XBTTS Luned from a vst n Connectcut EVERETT Hens Unon Suts {.25 me»r. To FLBAJUJW obudltn It la T an. the nntural vouthfu! color and beauty and New York. She wus accompaned homeby Mrs, Churles Mack for ujames Hckeys Infant Daughter $.50 up to $2.50 UOMJTBM. wo rwma IHIDIID. O««tottl* ku UU4 IM Trorm. r. JO Iror- r - - % mmu-bbo UBB ht hot. 5lSS5 out a truce of urny. < SSr8frtfS short vst, _ the Long Branch Hosptal. O. A. r clculn. Phlo e of urny. Ha/ Is not a flye. Sold ly all U 9 Phlo Ha/ Co., Newort. N. J. Margaret Hckey, daughter of It pays to ndvertse In The Regster. H Br o<"l S. Ill Red Bank James Hckey, s a medcal patent ot ; MARLBORO NEWS. Lst of Honor Roll Pupl for Month of September. The followng pupls of Marlboro school are on the honor roll for excellent scholarshp and perfect attendance durng September: Glace Magee, BernltaCoblj, Anna Collns, Kuth Palmer, Lau.ru YourHOn, Chnrles McCue, Clfford.Burk, Beatrce Wnlker Elzabeth- Fl»o)er Florence Vucula, Dorothea Arthur, Augustus Crne, May Cures, Beulal Bovce, Nna Magce, Marfnrete Crlne, Mary llccue, Alma Wllam, Rueverna, Boyce, lctltl Owen, Howard llagan, John pales, Mrs. Frances Judd s vstng relatves n Northern Pennsylvana. Edward Smth and famly have moved n Mrs. Mary Hobarts house. Mss Dora Brown returned to Trenton last week to take up her studes at a busness college. Rev. and Mrs. Buzzell and M Mary Fredercks attended the Monmouth Baptst assocaton meetng at New Monmouth last week. Mrs. Wllam Jordan and daughte. of Long Branch are vstng Wllam Ousterman. Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Bard, Mrs. Jane Bard, Mr. Hulse, Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Wells, Rev. and Mrs. Palmer, Mrs. Erwn and Mr. and Mrs. Buck attended the bble socety meetng at Tennent church last week. Mr. and Mrs. George Broach of Long Island vsted Charles Wyckoff last week. John Ousterman of Long Branch vsted hs brother, Wllam Ousterman, last Sunday. Mss Ktte Farrngton of Brooklyn vsted her sster, Mrs. A. Marvn, the past week. Mrs. McBrde of Brooklyn s vs tng Sdney Red. Rev. J. E. R. Folsom, Baptst super ntendent of evangelsm, spoke n the Baptst church Sunday mornng and SWEEPING REDUCTION OF PRICES For Hgh Qualty Foods -AT- OUR RED BANK BRANCH AND ALSO AT OUR Matawan and Keyport Stores BON BON BREAD large 8-oz loaf 8c Campbells Soups, all knds, can 0c Mother Cook Tomato Soup can 8 c CAMPBELLS BEANS - can 5c Evaporated Mlk, Pet Brand B ct y 5c Evaporated Mlk, - tall can 2c Condensed Mlk, Butlers can 4c H. 0. OATMEAL Steam-Cooked pkg 2c Force Toasted Flakes, - pkg 0c Aunt Nannas Pancake Flour pkg 4c Buckwheat Flour, Blue Rbbon pkg 7c Peerless Cocoa, Pure Mb can 3c Prunes Fnest Calforna, 45 to lb, lb 2c KETCHUP r LWy Brand, New Pack^bottle 8c JELLY POWDER, S^S^W 7c Our Best Coffee In Bulk-=-Rch, Smooth and Aromatc, the «"%f\ knd that satsfes. It s superb Coffee, noth- -J\ Id* ng equal to t n flavor at our prce. Try a lb.." w ^* OUR TEAS In bulk, all varetes, except Ceylon and Gunpowder, mported by us drect from the Orent. Take your choce of Formosa-Oolong, Englsh Break- rtp fast or Mxed at the fabulously low prce of, a pound... JAMES BUTL GROCERY CO. No. 2 Wet Front Street, opposte Broad Street VOTE FOR RANSON V. R. H. STOUT FOR COLLECTOR. Rnnson V. R. H. Stoat s a canddate for collector of the borough of Red Bank on the Democratc tcket. He was born ans brought up at Red Bank and has lved here all hs lfe. He s m busness man of oar town and was a publc servant of the town and communty for Bxteen years na a member and captan of Troop B. Ho was a commssoner of Red Bank n 908. Through hs efforts, backed by the troop, a $75,000 armory n bult n our town. Ths s the frst tme ho has ever been cnnddnteforanalarledofflce. Pad for by Hanson V. B. H. Stout Commttee. * ^

15 THE RED BAKK REGISTER. OCTOBER SALE A FULL LINE OF LADIES LATEST STYLES. Overcoats... : $7.50 Up Serge dresses.. $6.00 Up SUk Dresses $8.00 Up Slk and Serge Skrts- ::;:; $2.00 Up Chldrens Overcoats. $3.00 Up ALSO DRY COODS. Dont Overlook ThU Sale. STEVE TTFH, Jr., les Oakland Street, Red Bank, N. J. FZMALE OPERATORS and LEARNERS WANTED ON LADIES WAISTS. Steady Work. Pad Whle Learnng. Shrley Wast Co. TO Broad Street, Red Bank TOEJLOOR "I notce you got large prces for horses, cows, antque furnture and farmng mplements at your sale n Long Island the other day. I want. you to cry a sale for me on November 27,97." Ill be wth you. CHARLES D. SMITH Lcensed Auctoneer 42 Sxth Avenue Long Branch, N. J.. Telephone I2.-VV. MR.HAPPV \?ATY Health Entpector and Traned Nurse - Engngad at EUner PUnt. The socal servce work at the factory of tho Snner company has been extended l>y the employment of a hculth nspector and a traned nurse. Dr. Waltor A. Kullmun s tho factory health nspector md he s at the plant one hour each day. Hs servces are at the dsposal of any employee who s not feelnp well. Medcne s provded free of charge. Dr. Hullrrmn.-&. the borough school health nspector and hs dutes at the factory are Hmjlnr-tohs dutes ut the school. Mss Larchmont s the new traned nurse at the factory. She has had a wde experence n socal servce work. The socal servce department of the factory a arrangng for u housewarmng party to be held n the new part of the plant. Ths wll be an elaborate affar and t s expected that,000 or more persons wll be present. TWO NEW STUDIES. Vocal Musc and Drawng Added to Course M Leonardo School. Two new studes, vocal musc and drawng, have been added to the course of the Leonardo publc school from the sxth grade up. Mss Dorothy Doran of Lone; Branch n the teacher of musc and Mss Ethel Wlson of Port Monmouth s the teacher of drawng. Mss Wlson formerly taught the sxth grade. The half hour whch s requred by the state law for physcal exercse a put to practce n a patrotc way, the boys drllng and learnng mltary steps and the grls learnng frst ad work, communty cvcs and hygene. The pupls drll on the school lot n good weather and n the school hall n stormy weuther. ENTERTAINMENT BY SOLDIERS, Sgnal Corps Men to Gve Show at Lyrc Theatre Next Tuesday. A vaudevlle entertanment wll be gven at the Lyrc theatre at Red Bank next Tuesday nght by solders of the sgnal corps at Camp Val, Lttle Slver. The entertanment s gven by the solders n apprecaton of the knd servces rendered to them by the women who started the recreaton hopse at Lttle Slver and by the Chrstan assocaton, One-half of the proceeds from the entertanment wll-be gven to the recreaton house as an emergency fund to be used for the comfort of the solders. The other half wll be gven to the Chrstan assocaton. The entertanment wll be gven entrely by the solders and wll consst of musc, rectatons, feats of magc, etc. Some of the solders at the camp were on thestage_before gong nto the army. ttc CHOICE MEATS LIKE J THESE APPEAL-TOW JfORPURE FOODS. ISEEMSOREALTOME! T~)0 pure foods secm so real to you? Do you realze the necessty of provdng your pantry SL.th.he nvopet. nealpro.-, vsons? Gve us a-chance to supply your larder. Youll fnd oup-prees-rea eonable we are sure. IVttrh/or \fr. JI tppy Parly j ANDREW PHONE 67 ORRINE FOR DRINKING MEN We are n earnest when we ask you to gve Orrne n tral. You have nothng to rsk md everythng to gn, for your money wll be returned C after a tral you fal to get results from Orrne. Ths offer gves the wves nnd mothers of those who drnk to excess an opportunty to try the Omne treutment. It s a very smple treatment, can be gven n the home secretly, wthout publcty, v or loss of tme from busness. Orrno s prcpnred n two forms: No., Becrct treatment; Orrne No. 2, the voluntary treatment. Costs only $.00 a bpx. Ask us for booklet. James Cooper, Jr., Broad and Whte streets, Red Bank. VNOL MAKES WEAK WOMEN Postve Convncng Proof We publsh the formula of Vnol to prove convncngly that t has the power to create strength..ft Co* Lver and B«ef Peptones, Iran " anl ManganesePeptonates, Iron and Ammonum Ctrate, Lme nnd Soda, Olycerophoptmtts, Caatro. Any woman who buys a bottle of Vnol for a weak, run-down, nervous oondlton and fnds after gvng t a far tral t dd not help her, wll have her money returned. You»ec, there s no guess work about Vnol. Its formula proves tfore s nothng lke t for all weak, run-down, overworked, nervous men and women and for feeble old people anl delcate chldren..try t onco ana be convnced. Sat. Opopar, Jr., DlUIgHt, BOH Bauk. MENSIllf IMS $4 to $9. Boys! $3 to $5 H.N.Supp, Red Bank COMMITTEES ORGANIZE. Harry G. VanNote New Charman of the Democratc Commttee. Harry G. VanNote of Oakhurst was elected charman of the Democratc county commttee at ts meetng at Freehold recently. le.succeeds Walt«r~Tuylov,o -Asbury -Park.. Ward. Kremer was made secretary of the Democratc commttee, Wllam I. Lefferson, of Mannsquan was elected vce charman, Danel W. Robbns of Aslmry Park treasurer and Walter Connor of Navesnk sergeant-at-arms.. Edgar I. Vanderveer of Freehold vps re-elected charman -p! the Republcan commttee. Dr. Thomas H. Pratt of Asbury Park was made sec- Tet&ry; Dr. 0rvll&_VanWckle of Mafawar treasurer and Gfvno- Scluno of Neptune townshp sergeant-at-arms. " WATER BILL STARTS/SCRAP. rs/scr Keyport Grocery man Fned $5 for DsorderlyConduct* James Wallace, a,keyport groceryman, was fned $5 and costs Monday afternoon by Recorder Thomas br Smth for dsorderly conduct on complant of Prank Mason, superntendent of publc works. Mr, Wallace was saved from a heaver fne by.apologzng to Mr. Mnson for hs conduct and for remarks made-about other borough offcals. The affar came about through the presentaton of Wallaces water bll Frday by Mr. Mason at Mr. Wallaces place of busness. Mason clams "tfatzwallace" struck at hm, NO MORE STOLEN CARS FOUND. Obre Farm at Pne Brook wa Not Used as Depostory for Auto., Investgatons made by county authortes and detectves have faled to confrm the suspcon that the Obro farm at Pne Brook was a depostory for stolen automobles. Edward Van- Brunt, whtf was nrrested lost week for stealng an automoble, dd not lve on the place but was stoppng there for a few days wth hs brother, Henry VanBrunt, who rents the Obre farm. Edward VanBrunt told hs brother that he Jad bought the automoble whch he had and Henry Van- Brunt had no knowledge of the theft untl the arrest was made. OCEANIC ENTERTAINMENTS. People* Popular Course Begns Tues- - day, October 30th. Tho Peoples popular course of entertanments at Oceanc wll begn ts seventh reason. Tuesday nght, October 30th, at the hgh school buldng. The attracton that nght wll be "The Strollers Male Quntet," who wll entertan wth songs, nstrumental musc and bell rngng. In the course wll be eght entertanments, the last of whch wll be gven n March. The course B sad to be superor to any whch has ever been gven at Oceanc. SURPRISE FOR GOLDIE CARR. Earle Street Crl Vsted by Frend. Monday Nght. Frends nnd relatves of Mss Golde Cnrr of Earlo ftrect gave a nurprso party for her Monday nght. The usual festvtes wora enjoyed. Tho guests were Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert A. Rocvey, Mr. and Mrs. Cnrr; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Whte, Mr. and Mrs. George Dnjcy, Msses Hatte and Cassc Carney, Mss Emma Rcevev, Mss Ducy, Mss Rose.Harrs, Dr. J. W. Parker, Lnfayetto Jones nnd Charles Gavnoy. Boys Arm Broken. Alton Whte, eght years old, son of Hurry Whte of Helfod, broke bn arm last Thursday noon n a fall whle I playng n the trolley staton at the Church street crossng. The am was rckot by Dr. 0. W. Uurlong.» «>. Movng- Van Hts Tree. A Now York movng van" loaded wth stage scenery for Long Branch ran nto n locust tree near the ralroad brdgo nt Mddletown vllage Saturday mornng. The damage wnb Blght. Fourteen vpls wth Perfect Attend-. ancekaconu for the Month. Pupls who were nether absent nor tardy the past month were Beatrce VunBrunt, Elzabeth McCleeB, Helen Cphway, Helen Hyln, Norma Hauser, Maron WellK, Everett Thorne, Irvng Wels, Frank Wagner, Joseph Mc- Cormck, Safuh Baley, Besse and Dorothy Thome and Leroy Bennett. There s a scarcty of potato pckjra n Ue JsghherhaogL and farmers arc havng trouble n harvestng ther crops. Pckers are pad seven and eght eents.for each barrel of potatoes they pck and good workers average $4 a day. Joseph Howard has moved from Theodore Schcncks house to Perth Amboy. Harry Strykcr WUB suddenly token nck wth ptomane posonng last week. For a tme hs condton was serous but he s now much mproved. Edward Heyer, who s wth the drafted army at Wrghtstown, was home Saturday. At the Baptst church Sunday Rev. W. P. Chano preached on "The Supremacy of Humanty," ths beng the fourth of a seres of war sermons. T Mrs. Garrett Longetreet underwent an operaton at the Long Branch hosptal last week. She s mprovng. HolmdelerH who attended the meetng of the county Baptst assocaton at New Monmouth last week were Rev. and Mrs. W. P., Chase,and ther daughter Mary, Mr. and Mrs. Morford Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Chrney Holmes and ther son Harold, Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Wyckoff and ther daughters May and Lllan, Mr. and Mr«. George Wyckoff. and ther daughter Clara, John L. Ely, Mss Dasy Sutphen, George" C. Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. George T. Jones and John Rhea und famly. The Junor ad socety of the Reformed church wll hold u bazar Frday nght of next week. A lght supper wll be for sale. Albet Drum s lad up wth rheumatsm. Marlboro News Mss Mary L. Knght of Brooklyn vsted her snter, Mrs. C. M, Brown the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Young wll lve n Mrs. Marguerte Schencks house. Abbott Worthlcy and famly have moved to ther new house at Bradevclt. Mrs. Marvn of Brooklyn vsted her son, Alfred Marvn, recently. Walter. Hcser and famly have moved nto the house recently bought by John Heser from Mrs. Abbott Worthley. Mrs. Burgeman of Kentucky has been vstng her sster, Mrs. Edward Bathgate. "JrtHblral and famly-have-returnedfrom Pennsylvana. Mr. Gbbal s workng for the farmers exchange., The Kngs Daughters held ther regular meetng n the chapel last Frday nght. Mss M. A. Ternan wll go to Brdgeton ths week to attend the young peoples Chrstan Endeavor state meetng. Mrs. Lllan Smth has been vstng her- daughter, at -NewajJf the pasweelt.. Mr." and Mrs. Walter Felds and laughter of,colt!s Neck vsted Mr. und Mrs. Thomas Feld part of last week... Mrs. Farrngton and chldren of Marvn, the past week. HfcADDEHS COHHE# Wlllmrn Egan KKI Moved from Tele-. T grapb Hll to the Boettner Tract. Wllam Egan has moved from the Hurst farm on Telegraph hll to one of the houses on the Boettner tract. Mr. Egan s employed on the Straus estate. Mrs. Jamea Smpkns of Lakcwood and Mrs. Robert Ilnnkns went on the excurson Thursday to Mauch Chunk. Mrs, Hanknss brother, Albert Smp- Wn8.,af._BrBokJyn,..has.;.letn...YstnK. her Ṁss Margaret Sullvan and Edward OFlaherty autoed Sunday to Mneoa. Sunday nght Mss Sullvan and her sster Rose attended a Brtsh rally at the Hppodrome. Mss Rose Sullvan s employed n the ofllce of the Brtsh conbul at New York. George VanBrunt, who s employed on the Straus estate, wus lad up last week wth Hckness, Asa Weymer s havng hs house repanted. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carter are vstng Mra. Carters snter, Mrs. George Vogt of New York. Charles Scott «employed at the aeroplane works at Keyport. George Mott and Asay Weymer went to Mauch Chunk Thursday on the excurson. Mrs. John A. Smpson and Mrs. Harold Goodchld spent part of last week wth Mrs. Smpson s daughter, Mrs. Thomas Compton of Perth Amboy. HAZLET GIRD DEAD. Mss Ida Lambertton Ded Last Week After Long Sckness. Mss Ida Lambertscm, daughter of Steven D. Lambertson of Hazlet ded Molfday of last week, aged thrty years. She had been an nvald for a number of years. Besdes her parents she leaves four brothers and four ssters. They are Roy, Charles, Gfford, Steven, Jr., Evelyn, Los, Flossy and Helen. The funeral was held at St. Johns church at South Keyport on Wednesday. Interment was made n Cedarwood cemetery at South Keyport. The bearers were Edward Hannaway, Angelo M. Webster, P. Otto Wegand, Jr. and George W. Cowles. MUSIC COMPOSER DEAD. Joseph L. Fsh of Long Branch Ded Frday After a Long Sckness. Joseph L. Fsh, an organst and musc composer, ded at hs home at Long Branch Frday. He had been sck a long tme and had undergone several operatons. Mr. Fsh was, 55 years old and was born at Long Branch. As a muscan and nstructor of musc he was well known throughout New Jersey and Now York and had composed many popular selectons. He was at one tme, super- LESSONS IN LOVE B r ETHEL HOLMES v"sof~ormusc Of the Brooklyn^puble- -ntoh?w>ctle«,:ndtl:ee<lmo;o-xjvlll t " schools. A. w<low and fne daughter survve hm. Shepherds to Gve Dance. The Shepherds ot Bethlehem lodge wll gve a dance next Wednesday nght n Odd Fellows hall on Monmouth street. rsewnff St. Jamess sowng socety wll hold ts frst meetng of tffc- season tonght at the clubhouse on Monmouth street. COLTS NECK NEWS. Brdge- at Buct Mll Beng Replaced. wth a Concrete Culvert. J}rlgat_BuckB_mllljj_t_ Montrose. road s beng replaced wth a concrete culvert. Mr. and Mrs.,Wllam Leahey attended, the funeral of Mrs.. Leaheys brother at New York last week. A famly.from West Freehold has moved on Wjlam Hartshones farm, totmefljtoccnpea W JamesTWalsh". " Mrs. Bsbee wll leave ths week for Boston, where she wll spend the wnter. Telegraph wres were strung through the vllage last week by sgnal corps solders from the camp Oceanport. at Mrs. Vctora Smth has gven up her job as cook at Lous Snyders hotel and..she_ expects to spend the Wnter at her former home n th~e South. - _ The teachers of the Reformed SUnday-school met at Mrs. John W. Shermans Thursday nght. Plans for the Chrstmas entertanment were made and other church work was dscussed, after whch refreshments were served nnd a socal season was enjoyed. Mrs. George S. P. Hunt s on the sck lst..-, Newell VanDorn, who s wth the drafted army at Wrghtstown, was home Sunday. He says everythng s fne at the camp and that beng a solder s not unpleasant. Mrs. Wllam Ganley gave brtt to a daughter Frday. Charles Bennett, Jr., son of Charles Bennett, s recoverng from dysentery. SHREWSBURY NEWS. Presbyterans to Observe Socal. Vstaton Day Sunday. The vstaton commttee of the Presbyteran church wll Call at the homes of all the members of the church Sunday afternoon. The members have been requested to. reman home to see the callers. Mrs. Jeremah Lott and famly wll move ths week from Mrs. Emma Morfords house on Sycamore avenue to ther wnter home at Brooklyn. Mrs. Morford, who has been spendng the summer at the Globe hotel at Red Bunk, wll move here next week. Rev. F. P. Swezey wll spend three days ths week at the conventon of St. Andrews, brotherhood at Phladelpha. Mrs. Swczcy wll spend the tme wth frends at Quakertown, Pn. Harold Nevus wll take part n the program of the home msson rally whch wll be held at Freehold Saturday. Mss Elan Burr of New York spent Monday wth her cousn, Mss Dorothy Lnson. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamn Lane spent Sunday wth ther son, Benjamn Lane, Jr., who n wth the Red-Bank ambulance company at Mncoln, Long Inland. The Presbyteran womens foregn mssonary socety wll moet tomorrow nfternoon nt the parsonage. Dnner for Judge. The Monmouth county bar assocaton gnve u dnner (t Plcaurc Buy Saturday afternoon for Judge Nelson Y. Dungnn, who has beon, transferred from the Monmouth crcut court to Newark. All but eght members) of the Monmouth bar assocaton were present nnd there were several nvted gueats. Judge Dungan wll be succoodod on the Monmouth crcut by Judge Wllard W. Cutlor of Morrstown. IN IRELAND." The Woman Thought She Had Had. : Trouble Eyn^h.foV One Day. In 6ne of hs Iambus after-dnner speeches Horace Porter once told ths story: After havng wrestled -wth about thrty dshss-at ths-dnner,.and after all ths, beng called upon to speakr-i-f eel- a- great-sympathy wth that woman n Ireland who had had somethng of a feld-day on hand. She began by knockng down two somewhat unpopular agents of her absentee landlord, and was seen later n the.day dancng «jg on the stpmach of-the-prostrate-form-of-the-prssby?; teran mnster. One of her frends admred her prowess n ths drecton and nvted her n and gave her a goba stff glass of whsky. Her frend sad, "Shall I pour some water n your Whsky?", and -the woman; repled, "For Gods sake, havent I hal trouble enough already today?" THE LITTLE BOYS OPINION. He Thought the Mnster Was Too : Rough n Hs Talk. Rev.Mr. Gordon of the Old South church, Boston, probably has as large a crcle of admrers as any mnster n that cty. Ho always preaches to large congregatons, who are attracted not only by hs personalty, but by hs ntellectual and sometmes humorous sermons. One Sunday recently he made sanctmonous, psalm- Rngng, professed Chrstans._ who have no real relgon n ther make-up a target for hs wt. A lttle boy who heard hm remarked after he returned home: "Mother, I shouldnt have thought Mr.. Gordon would have spoken that way about Chrstans ths mornng. There mght have been some of them n church." THE CUCKOO CLOCK. It Was an Amazng Thng to the Ms-.tresss Mad. Rose had called on her afternoon out to see her frend, Arabella. Arabellas mstress had just purchased a parrot, and Rose was much nterested n the brd. "Brds s shore sensble," she observed. "You kn. learn them any thng. I uster work for a lady that had a brd n a clock, an when t was tme to tell de tme ob day t uster come out an say cuckoo just as many tmes as de tme was." "Go along. Yo doan say so," sad Arabella, ncredulously. "Shore thng," repled Rose, "and de mos wonderful part was dat t wuz only a wooden brd, too." "JJfew Abcrnvallt,"..sad Mnljpl Ttlnkojuj, "vvly Is Irtmt yorbuvu KOnany )u(uh>uls nul I nmt gel ouev Turn Wcnklcr hut* been ou frlcudly (erm*f wltl me for mure- than a yen-; but le sola no furl her. Ho Is an excellent luuth, aud bol mother and fther wsh me lo many hm. Mother asks mo every now md agan If le has proponed. Thn troubles me for I am qute sure that le las no dea of proposng. H? nays le ("(nsders ne one of hs most valued frends. Wblo I am nmklng no headway whatever wth hm, you are tunnng down lovers every day." "My dear chld, dont trouble youroelf about tho matter.. It shown tbut you ale mote worthy to be loved tuau J.". "How»oV" "Meu dot choose the moat valuable grls. They prefer a weak lttle thng to contrast wth ther owu opnon of themselves." "But you ale not a weak lttle tlng." " understand ther weaknesses." "I wsh I dd." "You must kehk up ths frendly feelng Mr. Wenkley las for you aud renluro t nltl somethng lffereut." "Go on." "Wlen le calls presume he takes a cunlr not n very close proxmty to you. Doesnt le/" "Yes, anl remans In It all the evenng." "Well, tho next (lne he calls have n book of pctures ready to show Mm domcttlng that you must explan. Ths wll necesstate lls sttng close besde you ou a sofa pevbaps. Your heads wll necessarly be close together. Ths wll make a begnnng." "Go on." "Occasonally, In order to see more clearly what you are- both-lookng-at, your bends mny come BO close that a few looae strands of your har wll graze Ills. cheek. When you have shown hm the last pcture you neednt resume- the relatve poston you have usually held wth regard to hm. Reman where jott are. He wll not change bs seat.", - /..:.- "I gee. I wll put ths frst leason On Internal Baths llontc T. [lodge* M. D., Prof««s«r.of Mutcrl Mddcu, wrtes Dr. Chas. A. Tyrr- "f Now York ;m.fnllnw*: "I cun truthfully cay that I have had tht- very lust results In my experence whi the"j. I. I.. Cascade You curt-:rh!y t-.f s-truck tlo keynote of m;ny Uy nnh of. the "J. IJ. I.. CaKcaflo" t*tnrle warm wtter cleanses tle lower n- UMn; Im- -mhe ]fj)fc!l, rcnnvs ;ll the.uul<l!i!ll_wkt^.h5r. jml..ktseps It clean ard pure, th Naturo (letnalhlb Blall h: tor perfect lealtl. Von wll he aktnnlhhel u f your tfunkh tn- nu.mn; aftt- tuldnr. :u nlerral luth vtll the "./. J. I,, fmrule." on wll r.h brfclt. lr^k. cmn.letl. am (:; tlokl everythng s wurknb rght anl t ^.. Jt absolutely removes»-(iti«ipnton nnd prevent* Aulo-]nu»Mcatnn. James Cooer,.h\, ll.d Hank, wll thow and explan te ".). lj. I.. Otscale" to you, andwll also jr v»* yon free on j-ef ue.st a. most nteresttf, booklet, "Why Man of To- lay s Only f,u per e.-nl F.n\- rletlt," by tlr. flas. A. Tyrr.ll or \ew York, Kpn-llsL cm Internal IlathK. Ask for t to-day. come to you agan.."- At the end of a yreet Mss Btakenan came back, for a second lesspn % Shu.reported tlat sue had gven thefrstr tral wthout defnte result. "Snce be has not responded to ths mld treatment, he must have a stronger dose. Tho next tmo /ou meet hm "Great heavens! AV.lat.shall do that for?" "Counterlrrltanr. He must be got out of hs sluggsh condton. Ho mast be awakened to the fact that you are to hm more than uu acquantance. I dont use the word frend, for I Co not beleve n frendshp between men md women. It Is ether lndlfferenca or love." " "Well, after I have cut hm."" "HcovlL lnaglue_eltler that le has dope somtblng dreadful or that you ave supposectbo UaTTloTerBOmetlrtn!; dreadful. In ether chse be wll be much dsgruntled, and qute lkely le wll begn to realze what a break wth you would mean -to UlnT. At any rate, le wll come toyou to learn what has lduba "But I shall have no> reason thafl can gve hm." "It you are too truthful-tonvent one, tell hm that you have done nn n great Injustce aud are-very sorry for-your noton* Yo/beod not. explan:. If le presses you to do so, tell hm tlat le gves you pan; you wsh to forget a matter lu - whch you bavo n.nflon ftf«v>mbtnke. Thnly)!! show WINNINGS AT CARDS. She Dd Not Want Her Husband to Become a Gambler. "Here, my dear," sad the husband, producng hs purse, "here s 550 won playng cards n^thc smokng room last nght. You may have t to buy that dress you wanted." Reluctantly the conscentous wfe took tho, money; then,sad, wth an expresson of rgd recttude:, I smply shudder at the thought of usng money ganed n suchr way.. Henry, promse mo that nfte-you have won enough for me to buy the hat to go wth the dress that you wll never agan touch those awful cards. I dont want my husbanl to become a gambler." ^ -^ Interested a Hs Work. "I lke to see a man take an nterest n hs work." "So do I. I onco knew a polceman who was so enthusastc that t postvely paned llm to see anybody out of jal." that Uls good opnon of you Is of great moment uud at the same tme leave blm a tn rrtatng doubt. Thats what we want somethng for lln to worry (jer." Mss BlnkerS tred the necons lesson gven by Mss. Abercromble. It worked very well up to a certan pont. Tht; subject was mucl rattled wbeu he oaue for m explanaton and.ntensely releved wlen he found that the lady regretted what abo lad~h6netbutpb"e-" ng a man of sense, he was not satsfed nt not gettng a reason for so drastc a procedtug. He -food glveu Mabel credt for more sense. Hl» alarm-was replaced by an. expresson of dssatsfacton and dsappontment. The pupl appled to her mentor for Instructons. "Do nothng." was tho only reply. "If he contnues to blame you, suow ndfference." By thl.-mtlnc Mabel had caught the sprt of tho treatment she bxd been gvng under her teachers Instructon and begun to act npon her own Judgment. A man prefers lb cdmfort wth a woman In whon-he Is Interested, and It. was not long before the one Mabel \va«endeavorng to brng to terms put nslde Ills dlhsntlsfnctlou, or at least nl evdence of It. Mabel put a Bnlslln! stroke upon hlu by announcng tbut sho was gong abroad for B couple of years. Ths proposed separaton, comg after several spnts and reconcllla tlons, wan too much for Mr. Wenkley, am he succumbed. Mabel tlnnked her preceptress, who declared that plnylug a nu was mu of the smplest games ll Iho world. Nevertheless nho admt fed that ganng the mans ntal attenton was tho most dltlklt part ot the busness. And wthout sonu-, help from tho Htllo god (she consder^ n lnndlng usually Impossble. A Dsappontment. Bruddor Johnson was a pompous negro who took an actve part n church work. One nght the preacher sad: "Brudder Johnson, wll you lead us n prayah?" "Ahm sorry to dsappont de LaWd tonght, pahson," repled Brudder Johnson, "but Ah has a cold on mal chest." Happnas. "Happness," declared the phloso pher pompously, "s only the pursut of gomctluk, not the catchng; of t. "Oh, I dont know," answered the plan ctzon, "Have you over chased thelasfcar on u rany, day?" THE POINT to be consdered n buyng Drugs s, frst of- all, the qualty., Then, of course, you want to be sure that your druggst keeps a fresh stock and employs an expert to take charge of the PRE- SCRIPTION I) EPA -R T- M E N T. ".. You can be sure of all these good polnts.and many more; at _^^. SCHROEDERS PHARMACY, H.X. HUBBARD, Prop. 6BroadStreet, Eed Bank. Telephone 46 Telephone 79-J mbb W E havo «Ub-. lched our rght to lerre the puklc± Qur_ ^ ro- (esonal servce meets wth the requrement* of the m ot exactng clent*. Ch&rs &n<t t&bes \fov all occasons ESTATE Or HARRYC.FAV 0 AYf.V(ORDEN JRJ FUMERAL DIRECTOR!! 5 MONMOUTK ST. RED BANK bsnrjfmm^m-.nr.., SS7 ^.~-^-- BIDS WANTED. GENERAL CONSTRUCTION WORK. Sealed proposals wll be receved by the Board of Educaton, Borough of Eed Bank, N. J., for the erecton of the proposed Rver street school buldng. PlanJ and specfcatons may be ob taned from Frederck M. Truer, archtect, 70 Broadway, Now York, or Red Bank, N. J. A depost of $5.00 wll be r<n qured, 0.00 of whch wll be refunded upon the return of the plan* and specfcatons n good condton! A certfed check for 2 per cent of the bd, drawn to the order of th" Board of Educaton, Borough of Red Bank/N. J., must accompany all bd& The successful bdder must furnsh a bond to the amount of $5,000.00, and n addton a mantenance bond to the amount of $5, for two years after completon of the buldng to rover all defects that may ara* except natural wear and tear. All bds must be n possesson of the Board of Educaton on or befor* 7:<yjJ,,M., Frday, October 9; 9T, at AvRcrtme bds wll be opened» ~ Mechanc street school. Proposals must be. planly marked on outsde of envelope (Proposal fof General Constructon, New Kvea Street School Buldng.) The- Board reserves the rght to! reject any or all bds.\. BOARD OF N. Borough of Red Bank. CHAS. A. MINTON Secreta &. BIDS WANTED, GENERAL CONSTRUCTION WORK. Sealed proposals wll be receved qf Red Bank, N. 3., for the erecton of a new hgh school buldng., Plans and specfcatons may be obtaned from Ernest A. Arend, arch- :, 05 West 40th street, New York>_ or Asbury Park, N. J. ^ qured, $0:00 of whch wll be refunded upon the return of plans and specfcatons n good condton. A certfed check for 2per cent of the bd, drawn to the order of the IUCKY Adgarette Board of Educaton, Borough of Bed Bank, N. J., must accompany all bds. The successful bdder wll be requred to furnsh a bond to the amount of $25, and n addnj^a mantenance bond to the amount ot"$to^oo;00~f8f two year* after -completon of the buldng to cover..all defects that may arse"exeptnatural-wear ard tear. All bds must be n possesson ot the Board "of Educaton on or before 7:45 P. M., Frday, October 9, 97, at whch tme bds wll be opened st the Mechanc street school. Proposals must be sealed and planly marked J»n outsde of envelope (Proposals for General Constructon, New Hgh School Buldng.) The Board-rreserves-the-rght- to reject any or all bds. BOARD OF, EDUCATION, " Borough of Red Bank. CHAS. A. MINTON, Secretary. [ Just lke your morn loast / Toastng I makes thngs delcous "MT.-»«^ " BIDS WANTED. HEATING and VENTILATING. Sealed proposals wll be receved by the Board of Educaton, Borough of Red Bank, N. J., for the heatng and ventlatng plant to be nstalled n the proposed new hgh school buldng. Plans and specfcatons may be obtaned from Ernest A. Arcnd, archtect, 05 West 40th street, New York, or Asbury Park, N. J. A depost of $0.00 wll be requred, $7.00 of whch wll be refunded upon the return of the plan and specfcatons n good condton. A certfed check for 2 per cent ot the bd, drawn to the, order of ths Board of Educaton, Borough of Red Bank, N. J., must accompany all bda; The successful bdder wll be requred to furnsh a bond to ths amount of 25 per cent of bd, and la addton n mantenance bond to th«amount of $5, for two yean after completon, to cover alt defects whch may arse except natural wear and tear. All bds mubt be n possesson of tho Board of Educaton on or before 7:45 P. M. r Frday, October 9,,97, at whch tmo bds wll bo opened all the Mechanc street school. Proposals must bo planly marked on outsde of envelope (Proposal fos Heatng and Ventlaton Plant n New Hgh School Buldng.) Tho Board reserves the rght W reject any or all bds. BOARD OF EDUCATION, Borough of Red D»ak, CHAS. A. MINTON, f

16 THE RED BAHK REGISTER. The 3 Best Bets n Photo-Plays Artcraft-Paramount, Metro and Goldwyn Run Exclusvely at the Empre Theatre -COMING- FRIDAY and SATURDAY, OCT. 9 and 20 MAXNE ELUOT, The Famous Internatonal Beauty n "FIGHTING ODDS" Her Latest Gnldwvn ---"THE HOSTAGE "Starrng W A L, L. A C E R El D TOXSTIGHT HIS FIRST PARAMOUNT FEATURE ^ RELJSASED SEPTEMBER loth Thursday HAROLD LOCKWOOD n "UNDER HANDICAP " Thursday SEE THIS WONDERFUL PICTURE OUR FIRST RUN METRO FEATURE PICTURE RELEASED SEPTEMBER 3d CO"MII3SrGh THTJESDAT, FUIID-A.^, S^TTXIRID-AJr., OCT OOl^LHsTGr 4-- HIGH C L A S S V A U D E V I L L E A C T S- 4 Includng "ROB and ROBINSON, The TwoRubes IN CONJUNCTION WITH FpSmVEL.V "THE BEST THAT MONEY CAN BUY" IN PHOTOPLAYS Frday " MARY JANES V»A " Featurng MARC MacDERMOT Frday Saturday-EARLE WILLIAMS,ThePopular Favorte, n " TRANSGRESSION " Saturday ALSO "THE NEGLECTED WIFE" Seral, Starrng RUTH ROLAND TWO DAYS ONLY MONDAY and TUESDAY, OCT. 5-6 SPECIAL COMING! Mary Pckford n " Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm" Rex Beachs Greatest Pcture " The Aucton Block" Julan Eltnge In "The Countess Charmng" AN ARTCRAPT-PARAMOUNT FEATURE COMING! HALL CAINES " THE MANXMAN " Jane Cowl n " Spreadng Dawn " Mary Garden In " Thas " "DOUBLE CROSSED" RELBASED SEPTEMBER 7th COMING! Douglas Farbanks n "The Man From Panted Post" Wm. S. Hart n " The Narrow Tral" Geraldne Farrar n " The Woman God Forgot SPECIAL NOTICE The Evenng Performance Starts at 7:00 OClock, Contnuous untl :00 OClock, Vaudevlle Begngs at 8:45 and then the Feature Pcture s Repeated Wast Department New Models Are Here n an En^kss Assortmant _ of Pretty Styles VoUe Wasts, $.98 to $2.98 Georgette Wasts, $5.00 to $7.98 Crepe de Chnes, $3.98 up Pussy Wllow Taffetas,$5.00 to $7.98 Joseph Goldsten DEF»AJ*TTVIENT STORE BROADWAY LONG BRANCH WU.SLOANE ESTABLISHED 74 YEARS AGO To meet the prevalng hgh prces, "we have created a Specal Under-Prced Carpet Secton In ths new uub-department, we wll sell, At Prces Rangng From $.50 to $2.50 Per Yard FIGURED CARPETS n yery attractve patterns whch. we are closng out; and t,- PLAIN CARPETS n lmted quanttes remanng from large stocks of many very desrable shades that cannot be exactly duplcated. Englsh, French, Bgelow and "Karnak" Fgured Wltons;. * "Karnak" and Bgelow Plan Wltons; "Arsto" and Bgelow Plan Axmnsters; Smth Fgured and Plan Wlton Velvets; "Karnak", Bgelow and "Oneda" Fgured Brussels, FIFTH AVENUE A.47 STREET. NEW YORK! RUMSON NEWS. New Offcer* Elected by Boy Scouts Rajr Pullen to Move. The boy scouts met last week and elected these offcers: Scrbe~Henrv lltmt*. TreHur-r Hthanl Bogers, Jr. Troop leador Junor Harvey, ]atrol leaders Donald UrKe, Yeen touer. "Counclman Parmly and Mahoney were absent at the monthly meetng of the borough offcals Thursday nght. An exempt fremans certfcate _was granted to Edward Jeffrey, who ha3 served seven years as a freman. The county board of taxaton notfed the offcals that Jhe borough tax map must" be completed before December st. The matter was re- moble from Otto Goetz last week. Mrs. Frank Wards house has been ng the work.,. ferred to Borough Attorney Brnley, re-shngled. The work was done by C._ I. Young and famly have Ira-JX-Emery "moved-from Jaffles"Johst5hs"h"ouse "I? "the scale of the map may be Charles Ward and Edward How- who recently enlsted n the Mss Shampanore has gven up her to Brooklyn, changed. It 5s the purpose of theland, borough to make the map as Emal navy, were home-on a furlough Sunday. at the boy scout headquarters.at Red postdn as stenographer and secretary as possble, partcularly the maps of farm property wthn the borough. Mrs. Belle HntelmannS house, Bank to accept a smlar poston at Recorder Cottrell reported that he whch was recently vacated by H. A. the sgnal corps camp.- had collected $7.50 n fnes durng Morrs, s beng mproved. Ira D. The Junor Amercan Mechancs September, most of whch were for Emery s dong the work. volatons of the traffc regulatons. Mr, _..and._mrs._wllum_hntelmann_ John McLaughln asked to be put on the polce force. Hs applcaton was turned over to the polce commttee. The members- of the polce force were granted ther annual vacatons. They wll be let off duty at the dscreton.of_the-j<>lc-e-commttee.- -Tuns-Rarkulod, the borough collector, prer -seated a lst-of-unpad-taxes~and~the matter was turned over to the borough attorney to prepare for a tax sale. Rumson borough has never had a tax sale and an extra effort wll be made to collect the taxes wthout dsposng of the property by«publc sale. -A-publc-hearng~\vrbej verrat~the" frst meetng n November on the matter of closng one of- the borough streets leadng through the Goertz property near Hartshorne lane. The street, whch s very lttle used, s shown on some of, the earlest maps of the East Oceanc dstrct on fle at Freehold. Although the street appears on certan maps t s nothng but a path at the present tme.- John Jeffrey and Bertram Blood are new scouts. ~"~*... Ray Pullen wll close hs store next month and wll move to Keyport, not to New Brunswck as reported. He wll be employed at a hydroaeroplane factory. Carl Woolley, a solder at Wrghtstown, and hs brother, Henry Wool-, ley, a solder at Yaphank, New York, have been home on furloughs. Robert Woolley was taken to the Long Branch hosptal Frday- and operated on the same,;dny; H d t r Mss Eva Wlson has returned from a vst at Montclar. Leon Constant, who conducted the Shrewsbury Inn, has moved from ths, place. Kenneth Bruce has gven up hs poston as jantor of the Rumsonsehool and has taken a poston at New Brunswck Charles Sutter s the new jantor of the school..,, Henry H. Stryker, formerly postmaster at ths place, s spendng the wnter wth hs famly at Jacksonvlle, Florda. He has been at Daytona, Florda, most of the tme snce he moved from here. Mrs. Henry Owens, Sr., John Achels, Samuel Cook, John T..Wnkhause, George W. Carpenter, J. Wolkensten,. N. Mller and C. W. Fegenspan have moved from ther sumjner hpmea here to New York. John Baley wll spend the wnter at Jacksonvlle, Florda. Mss Alce Polhemus nnd Elzabeth Smth spent from Thursday tll Saturday wth Mss Nelle Green of Brooklyn. * Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pntard and chldren have gone to New York for the wnter. Mrs. Hatte Bernard has been called to Brooklyn by the sckness of her sster, Mrs. Green. Mrs. Anna Bennett >hnn returned from Blackwood, where she spent the summer. She s havng mprovements made to her house. The Methodsts observed rally day Sunday. Mss May Farrer-sang two solos, wth organ accompanment by Mss Eva Jeffrey. There s not much mprovement n the condton of Smon Desprenux, who has been very scc several weeks. Mrs. John Jeffrey s confned to the house wth fckneos. J. J. Hofjnn has gone to Washngton for the wnter. Msses Kntherne nnd Jula Woolley of New York,spent Sunday wth ther parents, Mr. and Mrs. Danel Woolley. Thomas Voorhees was called to Lakcwood last week by the death of hs father, Danel Voorhees. Frank Veghman has moved from the Cook-house to Owen Kofs hounc. Rally Day and Camp Dx day were observed by the Presbyterans Sunday. Every member of the Sundayschool was present and an nterestng program was gven. A souvenr was gven to each person at the church. At nght Rev. Arthur A. McKay preached on "The Churchs Responsblty for Relgous Work at Camp Dx." ", At the pursh house Frday nght Mrs. Wllam Barclay Parsons wll gve an llustrated address on he/ recent experences n France. Mrs. Wllam Stevens has gone.o Atlantc Hghlands to lve wthher mother, Mrs. Arnold Soden.-: Mrs. Stevens has rented her house here to Mr. Batte..-,- : Alfred Hntelmann bought an auto- are spendng part of ths week at New York.. Most of the crops on the All-for- Amerca farm have been harvested. TheBuse of the farm was donated to Rumson borough folks by the Blss estat6"-arrd-sone.tg~ltaps-were gathered. ^Rudolph Schmdt of Holmdel was a vstor here Sunday.. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Mounjt nave moved to Hoboken. Samuel Sms wll return to New" York next week afterhavng spent the summer here Henry Kotch has been spendng several Mays wth hs parents at Jersey Cty.. - Y Dalton Parmly has taken over the mlk busness of F. Robertson & Co., and wll buld new dary buldngs on hs farm. John Carton has gven up hs job as chauffeur for Mrs. J. J. Knox and s workng for Mrs. Terrell. lough from the army camp at Wrghtstown Sunday. Wllam Gurnsey, a salor on a battleshp, has beenvstng hs uncle, Charles Sutter. OCEANPORT NEWS. Store Beng Bullt~on Man Street by John Laurno. John Laurno s buldng a small store on the Western end of-man street, whch he wll use next sprng RndEUmneTfBrthesjlelofvegetables grown on ls farm. Pupls who were nether absent nor tardy the past month were: Mr. Meyers.-oonr*-Hyron BRKS, Wallace. Chnmy, UavUl Ocjert,- Lylc Hennessey, John LmlwK, Wllam Reeder, Joseph Savnpe, AlUert Schoepllln, Edward Worthes, Alma BuRCh, Ethel Cammus, Ethel BVls. Emly Flcckner. Lllan Kleckner. V n u Gnnt, Constance Hcham, Agnes LmWvlg, Jenne V\nvrk.. - Mss Jolncs room Anna BrKRS, Frances BulloeK. Kvelyn fuseh, Mldred Covert, Emly Danvtz, Charlotte Duncan, Kllen ErkMt, LIUIIBO Edwnrdu, Elln Hennessey; KvHyn llulse, Mary Johnson, Amela I-mrno,.Mary Mornn, Catherne,Osborn. Kraneen Recder, Leoln Ttobertson, Mame lonertson, Margaret Schoeplln. Elzabeth West, Crfqrd Cnmus, Frank Ionrow, GeorEe Houpechlld, Kenneth BUIe, Clmrles Wllams. Mss -Hmllhun.s room Beatrce anl Vola Hunch, Katherne Kckcrt, Klnura Force, Hlrtu Coort-, Kn-tlcrlno Mornn, Klcannr Kwcetnm. Jlnrothy W*Rt, Fredcrck Clerk, Kenn-th Force, Thomus Lul- """K, Duvhl nlrn Musey Oslorn. Company D of the th telegraph battalon gnve a muscal program at the Methodst church Sunday nght. Tomorrow nght solders from the sgnal corps camp wll gve an entertanment nt the Methodst church. Mr. and Mrs. John Whnlen and Mss Alethn Mdgley were receved as members of the Methodst church Sunday mornng. Leon Conrow was home Saturdny and Sunday from Stevens nsttute. The Balys Pont road s beng stoned and otherwse mproved by the government. The storehouses of Camp Val arc onths road. Addsor Wolcott s nround agan after havng been lad up three weeks wth broken rbs. Whle carryng the mal between ths place nnd Lttle Slver, he was struck by an automoble. Snce he hns been lad up hs son, Marshall Wolcctt, has been carryng the mol: Seobeyvlle New. The nfant son of Lous Thornton s sufferng from an abscesfj on hs face. Mr. and Mrs. Crssmnn of Ardcna, who formqrly lved here, wll return to ths place and wll occupy the Uuggles house. Hary Wlls spent part of last week nt Newark. Mr. and Mrsj^ Wllam Davenport of Sussex county were recent guests of Mr. and MrH. Wlls. LITTLE SILVER NEWS. J. Stanley Parker and Frank Smth on a Western* Trp. Frank L. Smth, who has been vstng here, left ths week for Globe, Arzona, accompaned by J. Stanley Parker, son of Mrs. M. Henry Parker. Stanley wll vst hs brother, Frank Parker, at Globe and wll later vst two other brothers, Kenneth Parker of Rchland, Washngton, and Henry C. Parker of Detrot, Mchgan. Before hs return Stanley wll "take n" the 6rand_ Canyon:; and - Yellovystone Park. He wll return n the sprng. Benjamn A. Shoemaker s havng mprovements made to hs outbuldngs. Wnfeld S. Wnnwrght s do- enjoyed a feast of steamed dams afer_therjn.bfng._monda-y: nght. Joseph Curts was home from Camp Dx Saturday and Sunday.. Claude Wrght has moved from the Lovett house. On Makhhm road to Mrs. Marguerte Stubbss house on Wllow drve. eharles Murphyroremah^of the Lovett nursere3, fell from an apple tree a~ few days ago and two bones were broken In hs wrst. Advertsement.. It pays to advertse n The Regster. WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO WITH YOUR VOTE FOR ELMER H. GERAN DEMOCRATIC CAMDITJATE A FAVORITE SON nr WHOM THE. PEOPLE OF MOMMOUTH HAVE CONTIDENOE AND FBTDE. t a e y, a ana Aaalstant Protaoator HE HAS SERVED THEM noni:hti.v, ABLY AMD PEABLEBSLT. IIB WILL UK THAT KOIIT I.IF SIIKlll-P. ABOUT YOUR VOTE. WTY MOT GIVE IT TO GERAN? (Iad for by (fnn (n Ut) BROADWAY THEATRE Broadway Theatre Co., Inc., of Long Branch, Owners. Under the Drecton of Walter RoenWg Cho. Bryan, Rcdenl Managor LONG BRANCH, N. J. Telephone 344 Evenngs, 8:30 Matnee "VYedncBtlay and Saturday nt 3:00 p. m. Thursday Another olg Double-Feature Program of Frst Run Paramount Features: SESSUEHAYAKAWA, thecelebrated Japanee actor, n "Haahroura Togo"fr& VIVIAN MARTIN n "Lttle Mn Optmt." Frday, Oct. 2 One day only. A bg double program of Metro Feature* OLGA PETROVA n "To the Death" and HAROLDLOCKWOOD n "Parado Garden.".. SATURDAY, OCTOBER. 3th u r M«tn«e and Nght., - - "A" N e w Voderm F*lay "BROKEN THREADS" Wth the followng cmt: ev-ru. KEsnTL,RY, mourns HUNT, KKANCIS IIYUNK, WH.MAM HOSKLLI0. BOUKltT CUM.MINGH. HAKHY HICDDI.NG. I.OIIK.\CJO OAH- PKNTIDJl, WILLIAM IHINGLIO, CHAHLKS M. ORKB.VK, lall..stan- TON and OTHKUS. PRICES Matnoo,?.OO, 75c, 50c, 3ba. Evenng-, $9.00, $.50, 9.00, 75c, 50c, 250. Comng Itefcerved Monday KentfVXow and Tu=day, on Rvle at Oct. the 5 Box and OlHof. 6-PAULINE FREDERICK n "DOUBLE CROSSED," Her Newet Paramount Producton. THE LITTLE MISS. One of Alt mans models whch whch plcnfcd Mother moat was a I-lttle Mus Ilard-tq-Fh^hnd fred all brown Dollvla clolh wth H sluwl collar and large cufln of beaver. Wth a over -tow~tt~ket"clolfes tlat would please Mother, but. she thought everythng had such a grown-up look tlnt fur-udged,- bangng from the sdes, slghtly hgh wastlne, two pcplums, Mother WVH becomng qute dpguhted wth the 97 Fall stylos for mlssfs. gave tho effect of a rloublo coat. The front and bach wore loosely belted In Rut lo, when they struck the JOHN whtlo the Hdes lull gracefully from WANAMAKlSlt STOUK at Anlnr Ilnce, the wastlne. they knew on the nntnh that they had dscovered the tleal mfkea* costumes that were n the heght of ftt«hon und yet had that much-sought youtlful look. Kor that Ptoo cut ore lo the "Dttle Mss," from the ago of fourteen to twenty. From the many fluts, they pcked three ntylen, ench dfferent und each adorable. There was the oljvo green modfed bustle- of Blvertono velour and a seal collvr tut-toted hgh, wth a pluln gathered-bnuk sltrt, algbtly narrower than last years. An entrely new model was of purple velour^de lalne, HtrtKht back, tucked sdes anl bloused front, wth u. nhawl collar of HCJII, en ft a to natlh and u bund of fur at the bottom vt the coat. Another very good HUH of green Jersey cloth had. an Ktm jaokot edged wth fur over a. Htracht coat effect. The Lttle Mna must,l:;vo a dnner drchs, so vviul Is the matter wth a Wanunakcr creaton of Georpotte, nde n Km pc, alml^ht lnen, KI J(apaneso Kleevus and fcelf-trlmnod wth Jnrgo graceful tucks? The overall!rt would make the growng trl look tall and»lm,. Ths model comes n nl colors " For walkng purposes, what surpatbcu a jntty pcr^o drcas? She can chooao u BOnuwtat fancy frock trnned wth rat-tal brad md fnshed off wth a whte Kntn vostcc and collar; a munh more smple and ^allnred "coat" droob vhl helkq «&tn vestee nnd collar; a nervleenblo plad scrge, or a tan Ioret twll wth brown col- Jar, large poukots and Hu.sh belt alno of Tolret, Houtacho braded U tan. tho* hgh mltary cohur of nutroa ml.ltd tho artttlo flnlbh. Tlls model f* also 3een In nwedo cloth nnd sllvcrtone, In nl tlo lendlnr edlorn. " " A comcrvtlvc fuylc, wth a ncdlum I«IIKUI coat, whlclf looked well In navy IIIIK la<l a hrko B:llur collar of nutrea. a hll wnlslllc md a holt whch wlldfl tlrokh, BlvInK n fawl effect. At entrely new fnd very nttrnctlvo fenture added to tho now Htylon In wnter HIII» In a "tlo" on the collar, _ The - mocrcnmo n bollvla cloth, wth seal, Ths )a»t model can alno be had In ; collnr nnl CUIYH. When tho collnr In blue wth bnlgo trlmnlnnh. j huttonol uj> hlkh for culd wvnthcr, tho When whe guc» to ovcnjng partes, Bnsh KIIPH-thfttKh ""<! tlev RlvB an the Kttle MfM has to change, "lghtly nlr of.*llbtlnctlon lo the co»tnno. from her smple nrhool frock. and The latest mnlcral, of courne, Is jet her evenng.dresses nunt have plvertonu. nnd,\l m:tnh Khuwol a extrpjoly youthful lnos or else HIIQ Htumlhtf model wth n long coat. In all jlobks out of lucc. She cuuld wear a ors, fcuturlne H)UI>V collnr and muft datllue blue ubntun, made n u Hrpllce, all frlllh, lnslcd n front wth Rlmnlc Ilcft. IlrKulrlntl wll IPOworn clffa or. nutru. nde hkcxlemely Kronel roses am u touch of -y Lv> vet thn Hcuon IIH well 5j ht! nt»wpr marbbon. And she would look perfecly Iprllx, nnl when une.l In a thrcoatlorable In a whte chtfcon nudu wllv lmrttt loju^h coat, wth u IUIHO m>ul tucks nnd frlls und u valft lno of collar, no «.-l«mno n hat It.md a Rmall twsted nolre rbbon. If nlc JI n- lell n frunt, It naltcm a lovely sut for tho marc nmm vntlvp wontnn who. arrum " lu.u I-ct; luahl ferred somethng a lttle nmm eluburate; sho could select n IJIUO radlutn patn wth a frud up run effuut hack and front, n Jenny hem ft ml louchen of pnk roues here nnd there, the entre drch. comng up In Junls on-a lodlce of flesh colored tulle OVIT slver, HER MOTHER Mother,-herBoK-hftdH gettng clothes, for she know Just where toffo."b. ALTAIAN & CO., on Ffth and Madson Avenues, between Thrty-fourth and Thrty-ffth Streets, wos h«r choce for fall eulta, and Indeed sho eaw some wonderful coatumes there. : Fashons In womens suts ths season are very clastc, for It seems that almost everythng Is uned In the way. of materals, colors and length of JJCRtS, _6Pn»:JHcKcta Hto_ long enough... to serve ae separate con 3 over dresses>/ some are almost as Rhort us sprng demands, whle others strke a happy medum. Brown and tan aro the two leadng colors, although other shades are popular too, Bolva cloth, velour, Bllvcrtono and, even broadcloth are the best materals. All skrts are plan. wth pockets of some. knd. Komo models are luxurously adorned wth fur/but the strctly talored suts are Just as good as the fur trmmed, when one wshes to use her own fur eats. Of brown velour wnn a cunnlnff nhort coat In tho new busttu effect. Tho back fell n taturnl llttlo rlpplos and

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