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1 VOLUME XXIX NO. 23 RED BNK, N. J M WEDNESDY. NOVEMBER 28,1906. PGES I TO 8. THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING; y\ - :. "»., MB. ND IRS. THEODORE SNTF,- FEW HTE CELEBRTION, / Were Harret! n the School house to blncvoft November SSl, 1850-Both are 00 Tara Old and are Hale and Hearty, ",, Justce and Mrs. Theodore F, Snffen ra8t Frday nght celebrated the ffteth annversary of ther marrage at ther borne on Herbert street, Red Ban.lt. Fhetme <*a8 pleasantly spent n sngng, socablty and feastng, and;musc waagven on an organ..the celebraton broke up about mdngh 1. Each guest receved a^pcure of Mr. and Mrs. Snffen taken that day, as a,souvenr of the annversary.: Thoseprenent were Mr..and lrp. John Snffen of Oceanporr, Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Snffen of Bloomfleld ; Mr, MISS TINDM, MRRIED. Pretty Uome Weddng at New; ^ JJonmouth. pretty home weddng was celebrated )n Thursday afternoon at CbarleB. Tndalls at New Monmouth when Mr. Tn dalls daughter, M3s\ Mary J., was mar-, ed to Charles Irwn, aon Of the late Wllam Irwn of Chapel Hll. Mr. Irwn farms the Dr. Taylor place, and he dd bb-brdeae among the most popular young people n the townshp. The house,was ^handsomely decorated wth chrysanthemums, palms and ferns and tte Ceremony was performed, under a weddng bell of-whte chrysanthemums.. large number of,nvted guests were present. Rev, J.-C. Forbes, pastor of the Mddletown Reformed church, was the offcatng clergyman and he was asssted by Rev. Wllard, Dayton Brown of Passae, a former pastor of the cburclv. The brde was attred n whte lace over whte.taffta and carred a bouquetof Brde roses. Mes Mnne Frost ef New Monmoutb, who was mad of honor, was dressed, n whte lace over taffeta and carred whte chrysanthemums, the brdesmads wre Mss Mare Conover ofmddletown and Mss Mabel Irwn, a sster of the brdegroom. They were dressed n whte and wore yellow sashes and they carred bouquets ofyellow chrysanthemum?. The best map was lfred Luyaterof Mddletown. Cecl- Cdnbver of Mddletown and Samuel Hoppng of Chapel Hll were the ushers, the weddng march was played by Mrs, Howard Tndall, the brdes sster-n-law. fter 1 the ceremony,a weddng dnner was served and then the newly-marred par eft for. a brdal tour. The brde receved a large number of presents. MB. ND MBS. THEODOftE F." >nd Mrs. Tuns Patterson and T. Percy attersoo of LongRranch ; lr.and Mrs., Tohn Snffen of Ocearport; Mrs. Joseph grower of. Marlboro; Mr. and Mrs: Garett C. Golden of Newark ; Mrs. dam Smth and Percy Parker of Ocean Grove [Irs. George Taylor and her daughter, Jr. and Mrs. John Deselt, and, Mrs. Sade Jeams and her daughter Sade of sbury Park ; and Mrs. Thorp of Phladelpha. J Mr. Snffen WSB born n New York, Vhen aboy hs parents ded.and when ])e was eghteen years old he went to lddletown, where ho found employment _n the wheelwrght shop of the late Eapt. Wllam D.-Forman. Whle the«( le became acqunnted wth Mes. Sarah,. Knolan, daughter of John Knolan of I ncroft, and be marred her the year fter he begn workng for Cnpt. F.or- aan. The ceremony took place n the 3boolbouse at LncrofU Mss Reecca Thompron was brdesmad and enbrook ntondes was groomsman, les Thompson s now the wfe of Mr, ntondes. He now lves at Bel mar and e was formally engaged n the drug URness at Mnnasqnan. t the weddng f Mr. and Mro. Snffen the fences on acb sdo of the soboolhouse at Lncroft pr about half a mle were deoorated wth hok-o-lanterne by the brdes brother. 1 Mr. Bnffea has lved n. varous.places Monmouth county. When he gave r bs poston at Capt. Formans bo mnd employment n- the wheelwrght lop of Sdley. West of Marlboro. Later 9 went n busness for hmself n a shop tween Marlboro and Freehold,.H eo engaged n the busness at Bllsle, Everett and Mddletown. Whle Mddletown townshp be waselected justce of thepeace on the Republcan cket and he held that offce ten years r, Snffen moved to Red Bank twenty vo years ago, and he- moved nto th< bube onherbert street whch be stll bcupes. I When Mr. Snffen camewred Banlt engaged n the wheelrght busness re. Fourteen years ago he went to ork for James Walsh. Mr. Walsh ed sx years ago and Mr. Snffen has )t been actvely engaged sncb then n years ago ho was elected a justlot the peace of Shrewsbury townshp d he stlls holds that offce. He has ways been hgh man on the toke ery tme he ran for tha offce, yet he ya he has never asked, a.man for ls te, He has been custodan of the wn hall for the past sx years and he a deacon of tho Reformed church., Mr. and Mrs. Snffen ore hale and arty despte the foot that they hav arly reached the allotted throo.scon d ten years, They are both 89 years Wll Wnter In Illnos. fra. Luke Banco of Tnton Fallsetarted Monday for Illnos, whero sho wl lend the wnter wth her sster, Mrs. J. Holnos who Is a former resdent ol aton Falls. Urn. Hanco wlt be 76 urp old n January. Her daughter ao mpnned hor to Now York, but oh( ldo the rest of the trp to Illnoa alone, Trolley Oar Runa way. trolloy onr on tho Rod Bank and ng Branch road ran nwuylaut Frday jrnng. It loft tho ; track >noar"tho Btle at Long Branch and af tor runnng short dstance Hmaahqd nto a trolloy p, whch brokooffoloho to tho ground took tho wreckng orew ft long tmo U ; tho car back on tho track and to re Ir tho damage., t.., : m % mm. Grnce Church JTuntors... h sol fmoy artcles, apronn, candy to," eto,,novomber,80th und Dcoom r lt t, n the lecture room, dv. DVRON-MSSEY.. Weddng at St. Josephs Ch urch. Last Wednesday. Mss Elzabeth Dayron, daughter of Thomas /Davron of Eeansburg, and George M. Massey. son of Hugh Massey of Centervlle, near Keyport, were marred last Wednesday at St. Josephs church at Matawan. " The brdesmads were Msses Hannah and Mary Davron, ssters of the brde, and Mss Katherne Massey, sster of the groom. The brde and her attendants wete dressed n whte. The groomsman was Thomas Kelley. fter the weddng a recepton was held at the brdess home, and after the recepton the brde and groom went on a short weddng trp, They are now lvng at ther _new home at North CentervUe, near Keyport, whch the groom had ready furnshed foe ther occupancy* BRlftCH GIRL MRRIED. nne J>. Mavel Weds Xew York Electrcan. Mss nne D. Mapel, daughter of John Mapel of L»ng Branch, was marred last week to Roy Lent of New York. The weddng took place at the Presbyteran pnbonage and was attended by only the mmedate relatves and close frends of the young p»ople. The brde wore a dress of London smoke chffon wth hat and glpves to match. Her sster, Mss L. Maude Mapel, was brdesmad. She wore a dreps of brown chffon broadcloth. The groomsman was Davd Rose ef sburypurk. recepton was beld after the.ceremony. fter the recepton Mr. and Mrs. Lsnt went to New York, where they wll begn housekeepng at once. Mr. L»nt s an electrcan and has a good busness n New York. STRW RIDE TO LONG BRNCH. Seventeen Red Bankers ttend a JPartv at Hnt Place, Seventeen young Red Bankers last Wednesday nght went on a straw rde to Long Brauch, where they attended a party at Sylvester Emmonss. Mr. Emmona gves a party every year and for the past few years a number of the Red Bank young folks have attended t. The evenng was pleasantly pppnt n sngng, danbng, playng games and feabtng. Those from Red Bunk who attended the party were -Mps 31 ao Lee, Mss Florence Brower, Mss Estella Vernell, Mss Ethel Whtng btta: Suse Wolt, Mss Mabel Waok, Geor eyvuaon, James, John rnd Wllam-;:Predmore, lfred Ingalls, George Whtng,. Qrover Broker, James Clayton, Benjamn Crate, lbert Van Nesa and Frank Brown.,. Shot Frond WbUe Gunnng. Bnos Wagner and Lloyd MoKdvyof New Bedford, n Wall townehjp, wero gunnng last week when Mr. Wagner shot at a rabbt. He mssed the rabb and Bhot McKelvy n, tho. leg. Mr Wagnor had to oarry Mr. McKelvy over a mle to cot hm home; Wagner says he has mado hs lust gunnng trp. Shot Both Ilavyk and Rabbt. Wlllam Morrson of Mannsquan wn out guahng recontly when hs dog etnrted a rabbt. Tho rabbt tred to escape and whlo runnng away,, wac sezed by a hawk. Tho ha.wk was flyng away wth the rabbt when Mr. Morrson shot at t and klled both.tho rabbt and the hawk...r. 1 That Celebrated snuggo of oufs, Is yourfl for tho askng an wo arc makng It frceh every duy from- Jorsoy,)>ork. IHO Unt >homo mado lard. Doronnra Bros. Co. dv. N o t c e.. - Dont forgot the euolro at St. Jamoo club jo8o on ThtnkegvJng nght dv.. XXXX patent Jlour, $4.78, at F. V, Buppfl. dv. THE HOLY-CITYSUNG. JTTJLS ORTORIO PRESENTED. IN RED BNK. ",-"/ arge udence Delghted Wth the Producton-Fne Solo Sumbers Nnety Voces of Bed Bank and Keyport n he chorus., One, of, the fnest muscal entertanmenta ever presented before a Red Bank udence was Gauls 1 oratoro of "The Holy Cty," whch was gven n the Frst Metbodut church on Frday nght. " p man audence room of the church was flled. Thepulpt platform bad been nlargerj, the outer edge reachng to the.uar ral. Ths and the chor loft were packed wth sngers from Red Bank and Keyport, tbe total, number : of voces beng nnety. -George Collno, drector of the chor of Calvary Methodst church, Keyport, was the leader. Mr. Collns drlled the vstng sngers and tbe rehearsals of the Red Bank sngers, were conducted by Mrs. Wllam, Pntard, orgunflt of the Frst Methodst church. Mrs. Pntard presded at the organ and s. Warren H. Smock was panst. The program was as follows :, PRT I...Introducton (Instrumental)... Pano Mrs. Wanen H. SmooS. Organ Mrs. Pntard. 2. Chorus, TeoorSolo, Quartet, Chorus, " No Shadows Yonder." eolo-dr, H. E. Wllams. Quartet-Mrs. Sdle Orapel Jenkns, Mra. Japlla Clayton. Dr. Wllams, >, Percy Parker... r, "MySoul.ls tblret for God " -. tre. Fred Byram. 4. Tro," t Eventde It Shall Be Lght" Mrs. Jenkns. Mre.Samuel Sabath. Mrs. Clayton. 5. Chorus." They That sow ID Tears." 3. r, "Eye Hath Not Seen." : Mra. Clayton. 7. Chorus, "For thee. 0 Dear, Dear Country." 3. Chorus, "Tblne Is the Kngdom. 1. PRT u.. ). Intermezzo, Pano and Organ. It). r." N ew Heaven and a Mew Earth "... lvn. Wbltlng-. Jhoral Sanctus,.Holf/Holy. Holy." <.1. ocuorus (ur Double Chor, "Let the Heavens Rejoce.". b r,," To the Lord Our God." Dr. Wllams. 12. a r," Come, Ye Blessed of my Father "... Mrs: Clayton. bseml-choru8,."the Fnng pot Is for Slver." 18. r." These are They Whch Came Out of Great Tluu.aton" Mrs. 8abath. 14. Duet, "They Shall Hunger No More". tn. Subutu. Mrs. Clavton. IB. Quartet and Chorus. " Lst 1 the Cherublo Host." Solo,"nd I Heard the Voce of Harpers " Mrs. JenalUyMr. Whtng. 10. Chorus,"Greotnnd Marvellous re Thy Worts." Quartet," Lord God." Tue chorus, was well balanced, the tme was perfect, and. the crescendo, danueudo and other expressve perods were strctly.followed.. Mra. Clayton sang wth great effect Eye Hatb Not Seen," one of the best numbers n the oratoro, and another well-rendered selecton by her was "Come, Ye Blessed of My Father."- Mrs. Byrams solo, "My Soul s thrst for God," was a very -pleasng number. Mrs. Sabath sang n a fnshed manner "These re They WhohCame Out of Great Trbulaton," and Mrs. Jenkns delghted the audence wth her BOIO, " Lst 1 the Chermbc Host." Mr. Whtng had two of tbe most dffcult solos n the oratoro, " New Heaven and a New Earth," and ". I Heard the Voce of Harpers," and he rendered them both n excellent style. Dr. Wllams pleased the audence wth hs sngng of the solo n. No Shadows Yonder" and "To the Lord Our God." The. other specal parts outsde of the choruses were also greatly enjoyed. In-addton to the above the Red Bank sngers were Mrs. Leon de la Reusslle, Mrs. Henry. Guyon, Mrs. Wllam R. Stevens, Mrs. Samuel G. Woolley, Mrs. Frank Manson, Mrs. Fred E. Thompson, Mrs. W.. Sweeney, Mrs. George. Lengstreet, Mss Florence Chandler, Mss Edth Spnnng, Mss nce Phekn, Msa Carre Mount; Mss F. Vola Headley, Msses S. E. and Regna M. Holmes, Mss May te Morrs, Mes Flora Wllguss, Mss dele Gaunt, Maa Geneveve U. Compton, Prof. H.K. llslrom, Fred Conkln, Charles Batlett, rthur Davs, lonzo Sedloclr, Samuel Rogers, Robert Htotngs, John Watson, Bevprly Bron Harry Lafetra, John E. Chamberlan, George. Longstreet and Mr, Rogers; The oratoro, wll be sung n Calvary, church, Keyport, on Frday nght, December 14th. The solo,.duett tro ond quartet parts wll be taken largely^by Keyport voces. Mrs. Molly Chapn Yoss, an oratoro snger of Newark; wll be the contralto solost.»rging HIS STORE EDWRD M. HLEY TO GIN ENLJRGE HIS QURTERS. n ddton to Hs Store to be Used as a Heat Market The Entre Present Buldng to, be lned aa a Grocery- Specal Hae. Edward M. Haley,who has a grocery, tore an(j meat market on Shrewsbury venue, Wll begn the erecton of an adton to hs buldng nextmonday. Mr; Haley bult an addton to hd grocery 1 ort tme ago, whch he hns meat.market, but the growth nesb has been very rapd and compelled to agan enlarge hs The ne addton to the buldng wll be bult ort the south Bde of the present meat market. The addton wll be about wenty.feftt front and wll run back as ar..as. baf;present..store extends. Ths addton wll be usedasa meat market. Tbfepartfon whch s now between the artcery department of the store and the meat market wll be torn down and the entre present buldng wll ba used aa a grocery. ; Tha.movng of the m^at department of the busness n the new addton, and the throwng of the present meat and : grocery departments nto the grocery store, wll gve Mr. Haley a larger market for hs meat busness than he now bla and t wll nearly double the ze of tbe;grdcery...mr. ;Haley carres a very large stock of goods, for.80 small a store, and for the past week he has been conductng a reductod sale of groceres n order to reducethe.a mountof goods on hand, preparatory to buldng the addton and makng tlje necessary alteratons to the store,,- lmost everythng n the grocery department of sthe bufness has been offered.at a bg reducton from regular prces,, and the amount of goods Bold- hafe been r very grpat., The sale wll be con tnued untl Saturday nght of ths week, by whch tme Mr. Haley tbnka the Stock wll be so much reduced that he canmake the alteratons to the nteror of the store wthout nconvenence. In addton tu the redured prces of goods n the grocery departments Mr. Haley has reduced the prces of meats durng the tme the grocery sale has been gong on. The reduced prces n the meat department nclude turkeys and chckens, as well as tue regular lne of meats. Mr., Haley announces that the store wll be open. untl twelve oclock, noon, on Thanksgvng. Mr. Haley takes a full page n THE REGISTER ths week to tell the, varous nterestng facts connected wth hs * reducton sale of meats and groceres. Surprse Party at Eatontown. bout sxty members of Prdo of Monmouth councl, Daughters of Lberty of Red Bank and other frends of Wllam Bennett of Eatontown surprsed hm last Thursday nght wth a party, Mr. Bennett a a member of tho lodge The evenng was pleasantly spent playng games and the guests were entertaned \vtl graphophone selectons. Tho Red Bank lodge made tho trp by trolley. Now Icoyacht Nearly Fnshed*. Tho now cuyacht beng bult by Ed wurd Wlls, Charles Durd und.tabor Parker n nearly completed. Now sal have boon ordered for tho boat, anl t (. craft wll bo rendy for lmncln; B HQon (s tho coboatng Boaaon bogna. The boats ownors beleve she wll bo aa fas as, f not faster thnn, tho Drub., lolldty Hoods. dlom Sc Co. wll pluco tlfr holduj l on deplay, for tho Inspecton o l f Rd Bk nd thhr gowlfl on deplay, for tho p tho pooplo of Rod Bunk und t h u r roundng oontry, onthursday, Duoom bor (1th, Tho Btook nuludog mnny novel tloa n fnnoy nrtlclo, oto., und the llk of Btaplu good has been uugmcntol both n quantty and vurloty, to sut HdosrcB of thoto who may wsh to mnk gltts of tllo oharaotcr. dv. tore a BIJ used as a f bs bus] he s now! quarters t reasng t \order to accommodate hs n- :ade, PET HT. r nmea Dean Fnds Solace for Bs Lonely Hours. James Dean of loton Fdlls has a tame at, whoh be has made nto a per. The at WTIB wld and ferce a few weeks ago. lr. Dean s employed at Capt. Davd. Wallngs dstllery, and he acte as nght watcflnan durng the weeks the dstl- ery s runnng. He found the nght aours to hang heavy on hm and he made mttny attempts to releve the tedum, of he nghts.... Shortly after Mr, Dean,began hs abora ths fall at the dstllery he saw a )g rat come out of a hole nearthedstlery furnace. The rat was large and fat nd bad apparently been lvng good. t ratmr. Dean tred to kll the rat, but fterward, when tbe rat began to get a ttle more used to havng a man there, Mr. Dean gave over the effort to kll the at and tred to make.freada wth t. be rat met the frst advances of Mr. Dean wth antagonsm but, gradually t became nore frendly. Mr.TDean scatered crumbs for the rat and the rat at ast got so that t would eat crumbs w^but apprehenson whle Mr. Dean stoop loso by. Mr. Dean tred the experment- of puttng apple brandy on the rumbs whch the rat ate, andthe rat pparently lked the food better than ver, for t ate the crumbs that day wth ;reat relsh. Fnally Mr. Dean placed a ;lass of apple brandy near the food and.be rat would drnk the brandy wth as great, relsh as the verest toper n the. ounty..- The rat has become as much attached ;o"mr. Daan as Mr. Dean has become atached to the rat. It s now yery tame,nd t permts Mr. Dean to pck t up,nd play wth t. Whenever Mr. Dean wants the rat he beats on a pan and the rat comes out to eat and drnk and to rolo wth Mr. Dean. Whle the rat kes applejack, Mr. Dean "Bays t has effcent sense to know when t has had uough. The rat has at tmes taken nougb applejack to get a lttle unsteady jn- ts legs, but t has^ never been over- :ome wth lquor. Mr. Dean fnds the rat a great solace for hs lonely hours. He says hs only fqar s that the rat may have become so frendly that t may thnk all manknd wll be frendly to t, and that ths seose of securty may result n ts beng klled, ether by some person or by a dog or cat. CIVII. WR VETERN DED. Bullets. VanClef,Former Resdent of Bed Bank, Ded Mst Week. Rulef S. VanClef ded. on Frday, November 18th, at hs home at West New Brghton, Saten Island. He was 65- years old and hs death was due to pneumona. He was born near Freebold and he learned the wheelwrght trade. For a great number of years he worked at Freehold and n 1874 moved to Red Bank, where, he contnued 1 n busness eght years, He then went to Staten Island, workng at hs trade for some tme. few years ngo he started a noton stbre at West New Brghton and had carred on a very successful busness. Mr. VanClef saw actve sqrvce n the cvl war, 1 beng a member of Company E, 29th regment. He leaves a wfe, who was Mes Catherne L. Blls of Freehold, and four chldren. The chldren are Mrs. Laura Lee Ortell and James T., Davd >C. and Rulef Van- Cbef, Jr. LEG BROKEN. Wllam Lett Pnned Under a Fall, np Tree. Wllam Lett of Long Branch was cuttng down a large chestnut tree on the Pemberton farm, between Long Branch and Eatontown, lost Thursday and waa cnught untl the fallng troo. He had cut the tree nearly down, when a sudden gust of wnd blew t down before 1 Mr. Lett could get away. Ho was caught n the branches and knocked unconscous. He was rescued whlo etll unconecoub by Danel Covert and hs son, who were buntng n that vcnty and who saw the tree fall. He was taken to the Long Branch hosptal, where t was faund that ha rght leg betweon the hp and the knee was broken n two places. The Jury Dsagreed. John rand Danel Murphy of East Oecano were tred at Freobold last week on a charge of assaultng Jphn and Patrck Loo on tho nght of ugust 11th, Tle Leos were gong homo from Sett brght,, whero they had beon attendpg a Catholo far. t Ocoano they nlo tho Murptys and after a few words Ult took 1 place. Tho jury dd no Fred Totloy a Shp Cndot. Fred Totloy, eon of Coroner John T, Totloy of Rod Bunk, nulls on tho uteame St. Loua next Saturday as a. shp cpdot, Ho HCcurcd tho poston through Cant, ClmrleB B. ParaonH of Red Bank. Ih 8t. Lous bnlonga to tho morcun lne nul plca botwoot Now York and South nnpton. ^ _ -. Our Own Slake Borapplo, 8 Ity. forsbo Try t, you lko t, at Doromufl Bros, Co. dv. Mllnery one-thrd ol former troch al HORSE KILLED. It Was Tlt by an Engne and Wad to be Shot. horse valued at $150, owned by Frankln P. Stryker, the lveryman, was so badly, njured by beng struck by a locomotve last-wednesday nght that t had to be Bhot; Thex^ccdent occurred at the Shrewsbury avenue crowng, Ihrstopher. Kelly, aged ffteen years, was drvng the anmal, when t slpped and fell. The horses head and forelegs rested across the northbound tracks, locomotve waa approachng and Kelly made sevaral neffectual efforts to get the horse up. The horse <vus struck n tbe head by the engne and one of ts eyes was put out and ts tag was broken. fter the hono had been examned and he extent of ts njures had.been ascertaned t was deemed an act of mercy to klled the anmal, and Charles. Sckles, agent for the socety for the preventon of cruelty to anmals, shot the horse. Mr. Stryker says the bad condton of tbe planks at tho crossng caused the horse to fall and he wll sue,be ralroad company for damages unless t pays for the horse. IT COULDNT STT WT. Thats Why Mss Mae tees. Cat Came Back. Mss Mae Lee of Wallace street recently vsted her uncle at Phladelpha. The uncle gave her a whte oat to brng home wth her. Last Wednesday the cat sprayed away from the bouse and was [(cled up on Mechanc street by Wllam D. Hubbard, who took t to hs confectonery store. Mr. Hubbard gave the cat to M9s Vola Bowman, who employed as clerkn the store. The next day- the cat wandered away from Mss Bowmans and found ts way, to Ms L e e s,.,,... - * - > TOT PISTOL CPS EXPLODE. llonald fashs Trousers Pocket Burned Out... Ronald Tash, aged eght years, son of George Tash of Holmdel, met wth a pecular accdent last Thursday. He was runnng across a feld and n h trousers pocket were a number of small powder caps, whch he used n a toy pstol. s he ran the cap3 rubbed aganst each other and the frcton caused them to explode. Tho boy was astonshed by the exploson and he stopped runnng, Then ho found,that hs trousers were or. fre. Hp quckly, put out tho flo but bo fore he dd so tho pockothad beon burner out. The boy was not burned. -. «, Ded of Heart Falure Benjamn Seoloy dpd of heart fnlur tt tho home of hs brother, Gedrgo ScoIOj of Keansburg, on Tuesday of last.week Woaltncsa of tbohoart was duo to 1 an a taolc of pneumona. Mr. Seelay wm 1 years.old. Mrs. Mary E; Wood, M: Seeloya ehtor, ded onsunday of la week. Mr.8ooley ded whlo thofnrnl was altcndnk tho funeral ot Mrs. Woo furn jov XnUH. * Nothng BO pleasng aa a sot of fu from W$hu. dv. j m m coordlon sldo plputlng and plnkn dono at hort notce. rt etoro, Broad street, Rod Banlt. dv. NEWS FROM MIDDLETOWN THE ROOF OF L^EN TUCKERS HOUSE CTCHES FIRE.. The Fre Was Put Out Wthout Htch. Trouble, but Several Mshaps Oe* curred- Wllam Conkln Fned \ $300- Weddng JTtst nnounced, Sparks from a chmney aet Qre to the oof of llen Tuckers,house at.locust?ont a few days ago. Thomas-Har< :ayn9 went up a ladder to put the fre out nd tbe ladder was steaded by Mr, Tucker.. The ladder slpped and t fell MI Mr. Tucker, njurng hm somewhat, fter Harbayns had put tbe fre out wth few pals of water he Io9t hs footng nd tobogaaned down the roof, landng n the roof of a one-story addton.. He :ept on eldng and fnally struck n a. lower bed. Hs hand was hurt by tap. ccdent..."; -.,; ; Wllam Conkln of the Hghlands)?ho was convcted of sellng lquor legally, was last wofk sentenced to pay fne of $300 and costs. Mr..Conkln v ; wll carry the case to the supreme court. r appeal. On Saturday nght. October 23d, Msa.- Jthel M. Osborn- and Caleb H. Post,,, oth of Belford, went to South mboy, ehera they were marred by Rev. F. O.., Uhl. The couple were unattended at, -be tme and the weddng was kept a eoret untl la a t week.. lbert Burdge and lbert Smtn of Locust Pont went rabbt huntng at "Sut Swamp last Frday. They shot fve abbts. Next Frday the eame gunners, ogetber wth Omar Sckles, shton lckles, Bert Sckles and Mr. Quacken-V Ueb, wll go to Freheau on a hunt for heasants. They expect to return Satrday nght. -.,, Mrs. Cassdy, an evangelat, s conductng servces at the BeUord Methodst hurch., number of persons, have rbfe8sed converson. Rev. H. S.. Gas- :oyne, the pastor, wll preach a Thanksgvng sermon n the church tomorrow. nght. The publc school at New Monmouth ld Thanksgvng exercses ths afternoon. The school wll be closed tomor- JOW.and reman closed untl- next Wednesday on account of the /fhanks^ "Wng vacaton and teachers nsttute. Mrs. Jane Creamer, Mss Jenne /reamer and Mss nne Green of Green Valley.N Y., Mrs. Elzabeth Crapser of Ogdens Island. N. Y., and Mr. Brdsall :>f Seattle are vstng Mrs. J. H. Branard of Navesnk., Mrs. M Secor of Belford,had a dzzy spell last Tuesday,and fell downstars. She was severely njured, but hej.nv - jures are not serous. She s beng attended by Dr. George D. Fy of tlantc Hghlands. Prof. Paul Schureman of Washngton, D. C, has been vstng hs uncle, l- bertsrathofnavesnk. Mr.Sehureman was prncpal of the publc school at Navesnk a number of years ago. n entertanment and supper for the beneft of the Navesnk Methodst church wll be held n the hall at that place on Fsday and Saturday afternoons and nghts,.december 14th.and. 15th,.,,. lbert Burdge of Locust Pont sold a horse to Wllam Jones of Long Branch ast Saturday for $50. The-next day Jones sold tbe horse to John Skd more -f Lttle Slver for $65. Msa Rena Roop,;Mss Mabel Whte aud George Walters of Belford attended the oratoro of "The- Holy Cty" at Red Bank on Frday nght. dance wll be gven n the truck house at Navesnk tonght by lbert Burdge and. Samuel Barry. It wll be an nvtaton affar. ; Mss Josephne Todd of Planfeld and Mes. my Lobpen of Centervlle are pendng two weeks wth Mss Carre Lohsen of Belford. The Junor mercan Mechancs and Daughters of Lberty of Belford attended servce at the Methodst church on Sunday aght. Joseph Johnson, Jr.. of Navesnk, who badly hurt bs knee by a fall a few nghts ago, was able to go to work on Monday.,",, Mr. and ;Mr? Harry Sudler of Roselle are. vstng)mrs. Sadlers parents,. Mr. and Mrs.George Lnzmayer of Navesnk. Mr. and Mrs; Robert Johason of Nave* snk and ther nephew, Raymond Taylor, vsted relatves at Red Bank on Sunday. : Joseph Frost of New Monmouth s havng hs outbuldngs repared by Herbert L. Pease of Mddletown. George Lnzmayer of Navesnk s buld-, ng a new corncrb. The work s beng done by rthur Johnson. Frank Vandervoer of Long Island Cty spent Sunday wth bs father, John Vanderyeer of Navosnk. Charlea Thompson of Navesnk s puttng a porch on hs houso and otherwse mprovng tho property. now roof s beng put on tho Bouth sdo»f the New Monmouth Baptst church. now eleotro lamp has been placed nfront of Irvng Bonnotta pool room at Bolford.,. Honry Wrght of Looust Pont has gone to Dolftwno to vst hs mother. Brck s beng carted for Thomas Caslors new house at Port, Monmouth. Charles Paulson of tlanto HlgFIanda vmted frflula ut Bolford on Frltlny. Omnr ScklcH of Nuvonnk nnd ha son Lostor spolt Monday n Now York. Mro. D. W. VanNoto of Belford won an flbury Parlcvoltor over Sunday. Ottd Lohson of Joreoy Cty wa?b guest of rolotvoa at Bolford on Saturday. now roof la beng put on. Wllam Morforda barn at Now Monmouth. moll Naufloh of BeUord laconllncd to tho louno wth fcknew).! Elwood Ilunyon of BollOrtl apent Batut* day n New York.

2 ... t " * WGONS IN COLLISION THREE WGONS IN GENERL MTX-UP T UOICBOFT. H, Bdtcarl rmstrong on(t Wllam B. Crawford Were Racng When. the VolHson Occurred- Xo One Hurt but two Wagons Damaged. smash-up of wbgons occurred at Ln croft a few days ago. H. Edward m* BtronRand Wllam E. Crawford had been to Red Ekab an<< were racng borne wth Mr. Crawford slghtly n the lead. Levs Cbasej and Robert Clayton of Red Bank had been pantng Jospph TorolnFons hotel at 1 Locroft and they had just drven n a farm wagon out of the hotel sleda to theroad as the racers came along. Mr. Crawford tred to get out of the way of the panters wacdn but he was unable to do so and the oratons collded. Jnst then Mr. rmstrongs wop n struck Mr. Oawfords wagon from the rear. Mr. Crawford was thrown ou of l 8 wagon bat was noj hurt. Hs son, who was n the wafron wth hm, al60 escaped unhnrt. Oae front an<j one, hnd wheel of Mr. Crawfords wagon were smashed, the wh>tnvtree was broken and there w*fe other mnor damages. Nether Mr. Casey nor Ur. Clayton was hurt bat the wbftetree and crossbar of ther wagon were broken. Mr..rmstrongs wagon was not damagfd by thecollson. When thecollson occurred Mr Crawfords horse broke loose from the wngon and ran madly up the road. Thomas Mulln, who lves on the Holmdel road about a mle from where the accdent occurred, saw the runaway and caught the horse. The anmal was badly spept but had not been njured. He returned the horse to Mr. Crawford, who rode home wth Mr. rmstrong wthout further mshap. KEYPORTS NEW INDUSTRY. Cutlery Works Wll be n Operaton n a Fete Days. The plant ofthe now cutlery company at Keyport wll, t s beleved, ba completed by the second week a December. Ths ndubtry wll employ a large number of hands and wll manufacture knves, razors and other cutlery. Ths week the offce and staff of the company wll be moved from New work to Keyport. Next week the honng and stroppng departments wll be moved and ths wll be augmented by local help, who wll be schooled n the work by expert nstructors. The grndng, fnshng, hardenng and temperng departments and nckelng branch wll be moved durng the week of December 10th and ths wll complete the nstllaton of the plant. Many of the companys employees have already rented houses at Keyport and are lvng there. The company wll begn the mmedate manufacture of a full lne of pocket cutlery, n addton to contnung n a large way the manufacture of razors. t the very outset the company wll gve employment to two hundred persons. It s ead that the plant wllstart up wth advance orders for pocket cutlery amountng to $120,000, whle razor orders amountng to $25,000 are to be flled. TROLLEY TO BE SUED. Jlntaxvan Borough Sung oh a 9S,0O0 Bond. The Matawan and Keyport trolley road has asked the Matawan borough councl for an extenson of lme IO complete ther road to Freehold, and also for an amendment to ther franchse, gvng them the prvlege of carryng freght, The trolley people Bad tbat they dd not thnk the road could be * made ~to pay- nnless-tbs prvlege was granted. The Mutawan commssoners refused to grant the extenson of tme and refused to gve the amendment tn tbe franchse. The trolley company hnd gven a bond for $5,000, guaranteeng tbe completon of tbe roud to Freehold brfore tla tme. The Matawan commssoners have ordered ther counsel, HenryS. Tprhu^e, to begn But to recover the amount of the bonj. HOSPITL DONTIONS. Contrbutons Xecletl Because of the Hgh Prces of loud. -. The hgh prces of groceres, provs ons, etc., whch preval ths full have caused a shortnge n the funds of the Long Branch hosptal. Each Thanksgvng season many of the churches and the schools of Moumouth couy make donatons of cash and provsbns for the hosptals use. The hosptal authortes are anxous tbat theae donatons and contrbutons tht, year shall be ns large as pobbble, n order to offset the expendtures for supples at the current hgh prlceb. ^ ROOSEVELT CONDEMNED. JPIehonorable Dscharge of fcalorett. Ho dem IfenottnceU.., meetng of the colored resdents of sbury Park was held lust Wednesday nght, at whch Presdent Roosevelts acton n dshonorably dhctnrgmg three regments) of Southern colored solders was condemned. bout 200 colored men wore present at tho meetng. Ic was declared that Roosevelts acton n dehonorably dschargng tlo solders was a blow at tho/colsrej people of tho naton. Game Dnner. G. H. Eohnck of sbury Park gnve a ctuno dnner to about a score of frends last week, Tho dn nor was provded by Mr. Bchack, who hnd been gunnng eevera! days prevously. It comprsed pheasant, qual, rabbt and squrrel. mong thoso prcbont wore Mr. ntd Mra. Fred B. Thompson, Mr. and Mro.. Bommerflold and Mr. and MM. H. Burns of Bed Dank. Darn Burned. Tho barn of John Malonoy of Munalnpan was burned on Monday nfjhtof Inet week, Everythng n tho burn wun destroyed.. good borfto, a farm wagon, carryall, a now buggy, a quantty of harness, hay, gran, otc, wero amodg tho tlngs burnod. Does Mm Other Staves FaltoDo * In almost every house there la a room that the heat from the other stoves or furnace fals to. reach. It may be a room on / the "weather" sde, or one havng no heat ^ "connecton. It may be a cold.hallway. No matter n what part of the houae^-whether room or hallway t can soon be made snug and cozy wth a PERFECTION Ol Heater (Eqnlpped wth Smokeless Devce) Unlke ordnary ol heaters the Perfecton gvea satsfacton always. Frst and foremost t s absolutely safe you cannot tnrn the wck too hgh-or too low. Gves ntense h#at wthout smoke or smell because equpped wth smokeless devce. Can be easly carred from room to room. s easy. to operate as a lamp. Ornamental as well as usefnl. Hade n two fnshes nckel and japan. Brass ol fount beautfully embossed. Holds 4 quarts of ol and burns 9 hours. Theres real satsfacton n a Perfecton Ol Heater. Every heater warranted. If not at your dealers wrte our nearest agency for descrptve.crcular. makes the home brght. Is the safest andbest lamp for au.routd houtehols use. Gves a clear, steady lght. Ftted wth latest Improved burner. Made of bras thronghout and nckel plated. Every lamp warranted. Sutable for lbrary, dnng room, parlor or bedroom. If not at your dealers wrte to nearest agency. STNDRD OIL COMPNY HVE YOU? any Machne, De, or Tool Work, regular or expermental? We desgn and buld Des, Tools, Fxtures, Jgs, etc.., We do any knd of Planer, Shaper, Lathe,! >rll, Press, Grndng and Mllng Machne Work. Heavy or Lght Power Press Stampng. ll knds of Electro Platng and Polshng. If you cannot call, wrte or telephone. THE DUBY & SHINN MFG CO. Edwards venue, PHONE CLL 55-W. Long Branch. Schroeders Har Tonc klls dandruff, keeps the har om fallng out and makes the scalp healthy. enough for t to do. t Schroeders Pharmacy. That? I; BUILD FOR LL TIME! BE UP-TO-DTE! Buldngs Constructed of Cement are COOLER IN SUMMER. the Best. WRMER IN WINTER. WTER ND FIRE-PROOF. CHEPER THW BRICK OR STONE. TYLOR t 7 MCKENZIE, MNUFCTURERS OF t ll varetes of Cement Buldng Materal, Blocks, Slls, Ln- ; tls, Columns, Water Tables, Sewer Ppe, Fence Posts, Etc. Portland Cement and Frst-Class Buldng Sand for Sale. YRD ND FCTORY: 1 Between Shrewsbury venue ana N. Y. &. L. B. R. R. I North of Depot, RED BNK, N. J. If theres anythng you want that you cant fnd anywhere else, call at 1 Baleys Combnaton Store, Baleys Corner, long the New Trolley. Elegant Mane Potatoes for famlyuse. Just arrved, a car of Improved Green Mountan Potatoes for famly use. lso Lve Chckens for sale, For sale, one team of horses, ether browns or chestnuts ; chestnuts fve years old, browns sx years old, sound and knd. lso a farm for sale at Nut Swamp, # mles from Red Dank ; elegant locuton, good bed of asparagus, fruts, and a runnng brook surroundng,t. 100 barrels of red, rosy wnter apples, all hand pcked, for sale. JOHN BILEY. Let Us Gve Thanks. In complance wth a custom of ancent establshment and long observance let us be helpful to the needs of others. Let us come together and offer our prases -to Hm who s the gver of all good for the many blessngs and merces, and let us not forget to spare from our plenty and good cheer somewhat for others. LET HIS MJESTY, THE TURKEY, regn supreme tomorrow. Thanksgvng Day. Store Closed. :^* * * <^<^>e-:^^* *^>^:HN^* <^:^:^:^^^ BUSINESS ON BUSINESS PRINCIPLES. dvertsng that pays s the producton of stuff that s a g lttle better than the other fellows. We wsh to call your t attenton to ths very fne Cgar.. It s as good as most tencenters. Try a TKING you are the Judge. For sale at H. Kroeners, Red Bank, and Everywhere. Trenton, N. J e DIVIDENDS TO INDUSTRIL POLICYHOLDERS, The Prudental pad, n the shape of dvdends to Industral polcyholders, for the frst sx months of ths year over $350,000. Of ths amount, whch represents a pure concesson not called for n the polces, nearly one-fourth ($85,000) was pad to New Jersey polcyholders. ;

3 NEWS OF THE GUIERS. MONMOUTH HUNTERS REPORT GOOD SPORT. Bed Bank and Bddletown Party Fnsh Up a Bals Gunnng Wth a Bla Dnner-Many Good Bags of Game. party of Red Bank and Mddletown hunters bad great sport-n Mddeltown townshp on Frday. Tha-party, was composed of Dr. Edwa Feld, James Cooper, Jr., Edmund WUon and John 8. pplegate, Jr., of Bed Bank, and Wl-. lam W. Conover, Jr., Wllam B. Conover and Thomas S. Feld of Mddletown. they shot several rabbts, some qual and a number of pgeons. One of the S arty xob a long-range shot at one of [r. Conovers bg roosters and clpped ts tal off. fter the hunt the gunners enjoyed a lne dnner at Thomas Felds house. Mrs. Feld had provded roast sucklng pgs; poultry and other dshes, and the hunters sad t was one of the best dnners they had ever tackled. Holmes Conover of Lncroft shot four rabbts and a qual last Thursday. Henry Conover of Lncroft and James Bray, Jr., of Red Bank, went gunnng at Lncroft last Frday. Mr. Conover bagged three rabbts and a qual and Mr, Bray got the same amount of game. Henry OstendorfE and Joseph Dcbepf went gunnng last week at Lncroft. They got two BqurrelB between them. Bernard Hokey shot a rabbt at Everett last Frday, Edward Grant of Everett Bhot four rabbts last week. Peter Snedeker and Wllam Bray of Holmdel went gunnng last Frday.. Mr. Bray shot nne rabbts and Mr, r Snedeker shot seven rabbts and three squrrels. Joseph Fx of Red Bank went gunnng near Lncroft last Frday and shot four qual. * Bought a Beatstered Hound. rthur VanNote of West Long Branch has bought a regstered hound, whch he s usng durng the present gunnng season. The hound was bought at Westchester, Pennsylvana. Two ducks were shot at L3ke Topanemus at Freehold last v week. Lews Whte shot & crow duck and Harry Bunnell shot a hell-dver. ROBS Hbbts of Oabhurst and Howard Jemson of Cranbury shot fve rabbts one day last week. JPlentv ot Game at Barneaat. Walter VanScbock, Randolph, Cook and Joseph Butcher and hsson Walter of Farmngdale went gunnng at Barnegate a few days ago. They shot 59 ducks, 41 rabbts and four squrrels. Walter Butcher and Walter Cook of Manasquan rescued two young men from drownng on Tuesday. They were returnng to shore from a duck shootng trp when they beard cres far help. Rowng n the drecton of the sounds they found two youngmen hangng fast to an overturned boat. They were n an exhausted condton and one of them was uncon scous. They were taken to shore and one of them was worked over all nght n order to save hs lfe". Gunners Get lost. gunnng party from Perth nahoy vsted the famly of Mr. Lng of Englshtown on Saturday, the frst day the law was up. Tbey went out gunnng n the woods and got lost and dd not fnd ther w»y back untl two oclock Monday mornng. They had shot a quantty of game before gettng lost and ths they had to dscard on account of the neonvenenoe of carryng t. Wllam H. Perrne of Newark has been at Holmdel several days, enjoyng the gunnng season wth hs brother, Edward W. Perrne. Baaaed Thrty-eght Dtckn. Dr. J. O. Green, Charles VanBrunt, Jr., and "Wllam J. Soden of L»ng Branch went to Barnegat on a duck huntng trp recently. They bagged 38 ducks n two days. Wllam Grant of the same place and hs brother went to Barnegat and klled 25 rabbts, two coons and a gray squrrel.!. four Belgan Hares Shot. Wllam Colnsand Thomas Colns of New Sharon, n Upper Freehold townshp, were out gunnng the other day and each shot a Belgan bare. One of the hares weghed eleven pounds and the other weghed twelve pounds. John Hopkns of Imlaystown was out gunnng and he shot two hares. Rev. John Handley, H. P. Bennett and Wllam N. Sutphen of Long Branch went gunnng near Mddletown last Wednesday. They returned ut nght wth fve rabbts. Tbey were entertaned at Mddletown at dnner by Mrs. Norman L. Monro. Dr. John W.. Bennett, Lqus Rothenburg and Henry Schoenlen of Long Branch went on a ten days huntng trp n Cape May county. They returned last Wednesday wth 25 rabbts, Klled Forty Qual. rthur SusBman, Benjamn P. Morrs and John W. Flock, all of Long Branch, went on a huntng trp at Whtngs, Now Jorsoy, and shot forty qual aud sx rabbts. Fox Klled. Wllam H. Grant of Long Branch went on a huntng trp to Barnegat and shot 25 rabbts ana a fox. Good Gunnng Near Keytort. Tho gunnors at -Keyport and vcnty report gamoqute plentful thore. John and.frank Cottroll and Joseph Havons baggod 27 rabbts and Bx qual near Cllffwood. Freeholder Elmer E, Morrs, Roy and Harvey Bowne, Wllam T. Van- Mater and Wllam Morrs shot90 rabbts and a qual at Holradel. hran Morrs, Jr., Rchard GUI and Dr. Qfford umaok klled 38 rabbts. Bonjnmln. Brtton shot one rabbt and lost bn dog. Cupt. Vadln Curts, Cornelus okcraon, ThomnB Ur,ennnn.8r.,and Tlomna Brenlmn, Jr., baggod 1)4 rubblta, one squrrel nnduqunll. Edward E. Conkln and a few (frondb bugged 85 rabbts. Edwn Bcoro klled nlnutoor, Oraomm Cottroll, ChrlcB Govprt, Harry J. Krombuol and John Oottrcll Iclllod nneteen rabbts. Charles Crawford, lvnrodo Wnlllognnd Grovor Curts bagged flvo quals and four rabbta. j I PRESCRIPTIONS FRMERS ND FRUIT GROWERS! NOW IS THE TIME TO USE Scalecde for San Jose Scale. By usng SCLECIDE NOW you kll the scale and save the lfe and sap of the tree for frut bearng n the sprng. For sale n any quantty. R. H e VNDERVEER. gent. Broad and Monmouth Sts. Phone 125. RED BNE, N. I KNICKERBOCKER Thanksgvng Cheer, Thanksgvng table wll be ncomplete wthout the cheer whch comes, from good thngs to drnk. You make no mstake when you buy your Beers, les, Wnes, Lquors and FROM H. G. Degenrng & Co. CLEN BOTTLES, FRESH BEER, Prompt Delvery. George Ehrefs Extra Deer Is wthout a doubt the leader of all Domestc Beers. Bottled only by us. Robt. Smth le Brewng,Cos Cream le (n small bottles) makes a fne wnter drnk; appetz- ng and healthful. These are the leaders : LIQUORS. Hollywood Old Rye, full quar.t $1.00 Shrewsbury Old Rye, full quart 75C. Old pple Brandy, full quart 7 5C. lso Gn, Port, Sherry and Claret Wnes and all other Lquors wthn the reach of everybodys pocketbook. We sell any of the above Lquors by the gallon or half gallon, delvered at your resdence. Famly trade our specalty. Gve our goods a tral and you wll agree wth us that we have the best. MIL OBDEBS PBOMPTLT TTENEED TO. H. G. Degenrng & Co RED BNK, N. J. Telephone 15-J.»,. WILLIM OBRIEN, Practcal Plumber, Steam and Gas Ftter. No. 29 Front Street, Red Bank, N. J. Osean venue, Seabrtfht, N. J... I. v Steam Pumps and Wndmlls Put Up. ; Term Cotta Ppe and Fttngs. Large Stock Constantly on Hand at Lowest Market lrece. *»»«^^e*0^*««*>*>««*>0<***;*>0^*^ > THE GRET 12 CRE STORE Santa Newarks Store Beautful. NEWRKS GRETEST HOLIDY STORE IS REDY FOR HIM! BROD ; NEW & ;; HLSEY^ STREETS For weeks boxes and bales and casks of Holday Goods have been pourng nto our recevng room, and as rapdly as they could be checked, marked and placed they have been brought forward. Day by day the dsplays n every department n whch gft thngs are sold have been growng nto the fullness of holday bloom and the store has for some tme looked very much as you expect t to look n the mdst of the holday season. Now we are ready to announce that everythng s n readness.... The store never held such ggantc stocks, never dsplayed such a multtude of gft thngs, never showed such a varety, never had such splendd facltes for transactng the enormous busness sure to come to us ths season. V a s t a r m y,of employees o u r regular force augmented by more than a thousand extra helpers, are eager for the busy tmes ahead. We never had a more ntellgent lot of Salespeople, and we hope, to serve you better than we ever have. Several hundred people wll be employed n he delvery department alone and probably.150 wagons wll be utlzed tp delver goods. to f ther destnaton., - The great Store wth ts wde asles, easy starways, safe and rapd elevators, many entrances and exts, equpped wth every applance to prevent and make mpossble a fre, s by odds the safest, as well as the most comfortable of holday stores.!l There s no store n Newark to compare wth t...,. The llumnatons wll, as "always, be beautful and the great Gant Santa OlauS wll greet the chldrenn the Grand sle. The real Santa Claus wll be here from December 3d tll Chrstmas, when the lttle chldren may vst hm and send n ther requests for the thngs they would lke to fnd about the tree or n ther stockngs on Chrstmas mornng. Santa Claus wll also gve every lttle vstor : FREE GIFT. f GOOD/STHE HVN CIGRS NONE: GENUINE. 1 UNLESS BNDED., 0c WRE or IMITTIONS.,1 ON SLE EVERYWHERE... To the smoker of clear Havana Cgars the name of Regensburg s a guarantee. They are all rght. I am the dstrbutor of these cgars. I constantly keep on hand upwards of a score of the more promnent varetes, and sell them at both wholesale and retal. ; Wllam Cullngtotv. WHERE THE TROLLEY STOPS, Front Street, Foot of Broad Street, Red Bank, N. J. j!

4 > «.» * 1 V : (. : v / * *, v. JOHN r.fcotokv EattU-aad Propretor GEO.. LONGSTREET. ssstant Edtor. Intered at the postofflco at Red Bant, N. J.. second class matter. SVBSCBIPTIOS PRICE: Onejsar....:... $1.51 Blx months.. Tbtee months WEDNESDY, NOVEMBER 28, 1806, TOWN TLK. The trolley people say they wll have tbe troljey road to Far Haven completed sod n runnng order by Saturday, December 15th. They say also that they wll have tbe r»ad completed to Oceanc before tbe frst of tbe year, provded theje s no severe weather before lha tme.. * * The completon of ths road wll be a great thng for Red Bank, as well as for the people lvng along the road. The present trolley roads are helpng Red Bank very much, not only n a busness tfrgy, but by makng the town more desrable as a resdence place. Every addtonal trolley road whch s bult, and every addtonal vllage whch s reached by the trolley road, wll prove of.geueral advantage to the whole communty. long wth the enlargement of tle fcowrls radus by reason of the extenson of tbe trolley roads, should go a general Improvement of the town.; The publc eohools should be kept up to the hghest...possble pont of. effcency ;? the. hghways ebould be permanently" Htproved and made so good that t would be a pleasure to come nto Red Bank at ol aeosodb of the year and n all condtons of weather; the Sbte sbury rver, whch s really the towns greatest and prncpal natural attracton, should be made^eaey of access to.the publc wthout treflpasb- Ing on prvate property; the. streets should be beautfed by,settng out I he proper sort of trees for,each localty; settees and restng places should be provded a( convenent ponts n tho the town and on tbe brdges spannng tbe rver; and smlar mprovements n all lnes should be made. Besdes these general publc mprovements there should go prvate >work whch would add to tle attractveness of. the town... There s hardly a dooryard whch would not be mproved by the addton of a lttleshrubbery or a shade tree pr two, TbeBe cost so Htlle and gve 00 much pleasure through a long seres of years that t s Hurprnng that more plantng of (he knd s not done. Even f ths s not done, the dooryards could be kept npat wth absolutely no expense, except a lttle work. Vacant lots should be kept clear of rubbsh and not made the dumpng places for refuse. bove all, the rver front of prvate property should be made attractve. In many places along the shore the rver f rontb of property are-anythng but nvtng, and n, many" cases the rver.front s kept more unsghtly than most back yards. ; # * * -^ Bed Bank needs to brush up. Its peo: pe should become mbued wth publc sprt, and every man should do hs part toward makng the town attractve. The populaton of New York s begnnng to flow toward ths localty. Much can le done to brng the town nto favorable repute wth the people who are lookng for homes outsde of the cty. The tran servce from New York to Red Bank R excellent.. The town lkewse has the advantage of a rver lner^of steamers. The town needs only a lttle push and a lttle publc sprt to secure a large part of these new resdents. {.Town Talk contnued on page IS.)» GS VICTIMS RECOVERING. JUrs. Murphy and Her Chldren Re. coverna Hapdlv. Mrs. Mchael Murphy of Port lonmouth, her two chldren, Henry and Mary, and John Dunln, Mr. Murphys coachman, four of the vctms of the acetylene gas exploson at Mr. Murphys on Saturday nglt a week ago, are stll n the Long Branch hosptal. ll are recoverng and t Is beleved they wll soon be able to leave the hosptal. Stella Freeman, the colored servant, who ded from her burns the day.follow.n; the accdent, was bured at South Etbtown on Tursday, her relatves n the South not com ng North to get the body. The Murphy house s closed and tle damage, done by the exploson has not been repared,, *! V; Hp Broken. Nelson 7 Ksner, who formerly conducted a blucl smth tshop at Bel mar nnd whofor some tme past has been employed n an automoble garage at New-. ark, was out wth on automoble the Other day when t overturned and hs hp was broken, Ksner was removed to ft hosptal. He s a, brothfr of George W. Kwner, who has a drug store on Bhrcwsbnry avenue. "* * Hamlton May Inccrporatc, The. resdents p( tho lttle vllage of Hamlton, n tho western part of Nep tuno townshp, nro consderng tbo advsablty of Dong ncorporated. They Bay they pay almost an much taxes us tho resdents of sbury Park and they receve no benefts n tho way of lghtng, mprovng tho strcots, etc. IOts of Frost Flflh. Lnnt week a largo quantty of frost flsh was caught along tbe beach at -, bury Park. No bat, lnes or hooks wero necessary and tl tho fluhr-rmon bad (o do was to catch thrm up n ther hands. lot of young womon of tho - town were, among tho fshermen. Somo.of tho fsh,weghed two pounds. IHofl of Paralyala. Mm. Mara MoTogue, wfe of Stephen MoTafUO of nbury Park, ded last Frday trova a stroko of jmrnlyalo, She won WSyoaw old and leaves four chldren. "!!-.%-. -YOU WILL FIND T lot of Decorated TableWare, Meat Platters, Vegetable Dshes, Ptchers, Bowls, Large Deep Nappes, etc., for only 10 cents. ll perfect goods wth, fne smooth glaze. - ; Enamelvare, Tnware, Glassware, Crockery, a general Household lne, at reasonable prces. ;;.,. o-o-o -. FINE CREMERY BUTTER. Good Tea, 35 c. P er ^ - Y u pay 50 cents for ths Tea elsewhere... D. CONQVER, I^edJBank, N, J. $ { 35 W. Front Street,..- J$t,.,, "(j n e l rjj 1 u t e s walk from Patterson < Spnnngs. DVNCE CHRISTMS SLE Wrtng Paper Just Receved.. large quantty of the bent, Wrtng Paper ever.offered for sale n Red Bank or the prce. Ths Paper s ncely boxed n! Holly, sutable for XMS GIFTS or for ordnary- use. ONLY 85c. PER BOX. We wll put t on safe THIS FRIDY before our regular Chrstmas Grnds are out; 1 Come look us oj>er for anvthnga tbe Xrnas lne. lwavs headquarters for erfume, Statonery, Calendars, Leather Goods, "Belle Ulead Sweets" md Cgars...".. KNICKERBOCKER PHRMCY, R. H. VNDEKVEER, Itroad nnd Monuonth Streets, Red Bank. WE WILL 1 DISPLY OUR.., ON- December 6th. DIXM ta CO, Broad St., Red Bank. S Defectve eyesght ts frenerallv the cause. Correct the eyesght by (classes, ana Uebeactacbe Is a tblug of tbelpast. Free consultaton.. Glasses f needed at moderate prces., DR. STILES, Doctor of Optcs, Islts Red Baak, K J., e\cty other Wednesday. next vst Wednesday, Dee. 121ft. Bourn: lto S P. SI. t Post offce Buhlna, Booms %J>-28. -IF YOU WNT THE BEST- c o c c o! CLOTHING FOR MEN,] You wll come to us and Purchase; Wnter Suts and Overeats Wear and Made to Order.. Ready-to-Wear Suts n Neat Mxtures, Blacks and blues.. Overcoats n the now Grays, Oxfords and blacks,.. made from ths seasons models, best n qualty and style,, at lowest consstent prces. CLOTHING MDE TO ORDER. bout 75 styles have been reduced from $ 1.00 to $ 8.00 on a Sut, to close them out. Tancy Vests, Sweaters, Hats, Caps. Gloves, Under-. wear and Neckwear at Moderate Prlce9.. JMES GROVER, BROD STREET, Chld Buldng, RED BNK, I J. J. NTONIDES In tho Flucst of Wlnoa ftud Lquors.. My FttVortys nro Clmmbo^lnlnB (nnd Hollywooa Bye Whl8kl. STORE!»0 WEST FRONT ST.,, BSD BNK, W. BROD ND fountan Syrnges Water Bottles Invald Rngs tomzers Ice Bags \...., Cofmbaton Syrnge and Water Bottles Bulb Syrnges Ear and Ulcer Syrnges Infant Bu Syrnges ^; Breast Pumps, &&)fe^rtu 1 ~r- r -... Remember, I guarantee ar rubber goods, and wll replace anythng I sell made of rubber f t s n ; any way defectve; Ths guarantee extends rom sx months to two years, der pendng on the artcle. ; -, I have just been apponted: agent for Red Bank for the famous" Kantleek " Seamless Rubber Goods, whch s the fnest lne made". lso agent for the Fne Tan Rubber Gloves, retalng for. $1,50 per. par, and the Tan Dpped Rubber Gloves," retalng at $1.00 per jpar,,. Prescrpton Druggst, BROD ND WHITE STREETS, - - RED BNK, N. J. WINTER GOODS OF LL KINDS. \. Dress Goods, trmmngs, Underwear, Blankets, Qults, Etc. Patterson $ Spnrg, 1^11 t-or. Broad ard;froh^sttjeets Red Bahk,.N. J;, * «T. * * * - * fc^^t JT T T TT T* JT " j y yjtt +*: *<*-* *Tt T y y j J ~ ^r * T * T J&*. ^. TT4 *. J^^ j y+ ^ J^J^J^.^^^^.J^^t^..^W^J^r^. 4» 4,4 4 1 t r Everybody s lookng for a pleasant place to take lunch. ^ The.Sherdan Hotel has t> and n the restaurant and < > > X at the lunch counter, the best meals*..are served[at popular. % j prces."....,,.,- - Our Pel and Rochester beers are always served cold. mens lunch from 12;oo:to 2:00 p. M. FRED PropHetor Sherdan H otel. T T

5 HPPENINGS IN THE BOROUGH -.,,. ; BY VSHSJ \ Matthew attd Wnfred JUtrphy c. qutted of the Charf/e of Keepng a. Dsorderly j/otse When tred at JTVeehoJel <w>t Wee-.,_ Matthew and Wufred BJflrphy were.tred at Freehold last Thursday on a charge of keepng a dsorderly house on Bay Vew avenue at ths place. On the ngbtof ngubt 1st the tlantc Hghlands polce made a rad on the house on complant of George Davje. Mr. DavjS was the fl«t wtoees ;sn^oro ; for the state on Thursday. He sad that he had learnedtbat hs son Edward was keepng company wth a: grt namedmargaret Shelds, although be,, was marred, and lved wth hs wfe, The Shelds woman workedat a hotel at 41Ian tc pgblands. but at M. Davaa. suggeston she was dscharged, thnkng to get"her_oufof town., fls eoo Edward ther engaged rooms for the grl at the Murphy nouse and "went there, to see "her. When the place was raded Edward Davs and the Shelds womsnwere found n a ropm together. No evdence-was gven to show that Mr. Murpby had any knowlpdge of theoccnpaot8oftherobta. Mrs.Murphy testfedthat she dd not kno/w tbe rooms were benguaed formproper 1 purposes. The two defendants, were acqutted,, Oapt. John Skdrnore had Conover pplegate of Navesnk arrested last week on two complants, one for*assault a n battery and the.other for cruelty to.a horse. hearng.took -placft.- before Justce Grover C. Wllams of ths placej ccordng to Captao Skdmbres story pplegate wasbeatngbswcjrbe.wben be remonstrated ; wth hm. pplegatf, t s alleged, pulled off bs coat, threw t over Skd mores head, and proceeded to pound Skdmotc wth hs fsta. pplegate then started to get an axe n hs yard wth whch to fnsh the captan, but he could QC Sad t. pplegate was held n $200 bal to awat the acton of the grand jury on (be assault charge, Thomas Garvey gong on hs b,oad. Ou the cruelty charge a..crmnal complant. was made aganst hm and he was re qured to gve $50 ball, Mr, Gtervey beng hs bondsman n that oase also., Serous Operaton; Mrs. Theodore. D, Davs was operated on last Saturday by Dr. Edwn Feld and Dr. John H. VanMater. The operaton was a very serous one and more than one hundred sttches were reqared to close tbe wound. Mrs.; Davs s dong as well as could be expected.. Stethoast ItaUv.. Rally day exercseswll be held at the Methodst cturob next Sunday, n charge of the pastor, Rev. George R. Mddloton; On that day Sundtly-school wll begn at 2:80 p. M. nstead of 1050, M., as formerly, and the new hour of servce wll be mantaned hereafter.. Unon Xlanksgrtno Servce., unon Thanksgvng Bervce wll be held n the Presbyteran church tomorrow nght at eght oclock, The eermon wll be preached by Kec.,Frank H. Shermer, pastor of the Central Baptst church, Tbe offerng wll be gven to the New Jersey Chldrens Home. Councl (Joes to Church.- Portland councl, Junor, Order of mercan Mechancs, attended servce ut the Central Baptst church on Sunday nght. Rev. Frank H.. Shermer, the pastor, preached on " What our flag teacheb." Mm. Ttmen Returns Home. Mrs, Joseph J. Tumen,, who, had been for fve weeks n tbe Long Branch hosptal, where she was operated on for appendcts, returned home last" Frday. She,has nearly, recovered., Mrs. Whte Operated On. Mrs. Mr. Whte went to the Long Branch hosptal last -week to-have an -operaton performed for a tumerous growth on her. scalp,; "The operaton was very auccessful,.. Rummage* Sale. rummage sale for the beneft of the Central Baptst church wll beheld n the. Jansen buldng on Thursday, Frday and Saturday afternoons,and nghts-of next w e e k.. "»,, " Chlckotpox n the Borotffh. large number of oases of chckenpox are reported by the local physcans. There are no serous ca^s. Chlds Death.,,l Math a Perkns, agpd one year and 28 days, daughter of Maltha and James Perkns, ded on Sunday, Personal Jfetca,,., Mrs, JameB H. Leonard, who was taken Bokwhlovstng her brother, Conover Taylor of Holmdel, about three weeltr^ago, returned home last week. She s much better, although not yet able to be about, Mr. and Mra. C. M. Ppptb o( Mount Vernon, N. Y,, vsted frends hero on Sunday GED WOMNS DETH. Mrs. Black of Statatcan Was Eghty Ytara Old.. Mm, Elfnra Blagk, wdow of Charloa Block of Mtawan, dlod at Unt pluoo on Sunday of loot week, aged eghty *ouru. Her defath vvns duo to gcnornl deblty. bout a month provlouo tohor doath she ottondedtho funeral of hor sster, Mrs. rrowbqth. She caught a sovoro cold, whch was the prmary, called of her death. Two years provlous to hnr death Mrs. Blnclc suffered from gangrone, caused by cuttng a corn on her toe. She leaves a-son and n daughter, Joseph Blaok and Mrs. Charlotto Smth, both of Matawan,. - _ «n >. Money for the Noody. unon sorvlco wll bo held at tho Froehold Rcformod cluroh tomorrow nght, at whch tmo <a coll^qton wll bo nfon up for tho Ktnftn.Daughtorn of Freehold. Tlo monoy oontrlbutod wll bo used n oarlnk for tlo needy of Freehold durng tho comng wjntor...! I W<>to^ff9t9^ / Broadway, Lor^ Branch, N. J.. "Ionly regret that l)ave but one lfe to gve to my country." THE TURKEY > ".-." :>-; t, " ^ But you can, makehs^fnshbe as ceremonous and beautful as;possble by decoratng 1 thfc festve board: next Thursday wth the fne collecton of Slverware, Uren and Dshes that we have prepared for ths weeks sell- "- ng an occason of so tmely mportance that the Jacob Stenbach Store takes prde n presentng for Thanksgvng such a magnfcent array of Slyerware, Rogers, 1847 Knves andforks, from... f./.,:.-. -.,!;.^.....$2.50 to $6.00 dozen Table Spoons, from...;... r.-}-..-. $2.50 to $6.00 dozen Tea Spoons, from...,,.....;... $1.75 to $2.25 dozen Tureens (n Burnshed or French Gray) at. ;...,...;... ; :$8.U Bon Bon Dshes and Confecton Stands, from..,... $1.-75 to $3.50 Crumb Sets n Brght or Dull Fnsh, from....$3.50 to $5.00 the set Pe Servers at... $2.50 Fern Dshes from;...:...."..-...:...$5.75 to $7.00 CandelabraSj.r 3, 4and 5lght, from... /...-. ;..,...,...;...$6.50 to $8.75,,. ; ; :, -... > ".. v. - " " Rch Out Class and Boheman Class. HghJVases. (exqustely, cut) from...v...:..,....$4.50 to $7.50 Gem Frut BoTvls, at....j -..».....:....$3.75 (the new Sunburst patterns) Frut Dshes, from;......$2.75 to $5.00 Bon BonDshes, from....$1.45 to $2.75 Cream and Sugar Sets, from...-.v.- ;.$2.98 to $5.75 Spoon Trays (very elaborate) at....*..., -...$4.50 Decanters (very heavy cut) at...;...;..$6.00 Table Lnen 64-nch Table Damask, all lnen, 2$ and 3 yard length..,. 50c. yard, worth 59c. and 75c. 63-ncK Slver Bleached, the regular German Lnen Damask : c. 63-nch Unbleached Damask, extra heavy and strong... v......v«..5oc. Unbleached Damask. 25c. and 39c. Whte Mercerzed Damask, 66-nch, nce patterns c, 72-nch Double Damask, all lnen, fne assortment 75c. 72-nch Double Damask, n all lnen, extra heavy; : $1.00 and $ nch Extra Fne Double Damask, choce patterns, all pure lnen......$1.75 and $2.00 Table Sets, frorr $5.00 to $12.90, choce patterns _ and all lnen goods. Napkns, of all lnen, $1.00, $1.23, $1.50, $2.00; $2-5. $3.00, $3.50, $4.50 doz. Hemsttched Table and Breakfast Cloth n Plan and Damask Lnen...$1.19 and $1.75 up ll Lnen Bureau, Washstand and Sdeboard Scarfs at all prces.,. Thousand. and 25c. Decorated Fruts for Table Dnnefware Imported Decorated Platters, 14-nch $1.15 :" " " 16 " ; $1.50 "." Gravy Boats...40c. " " Sauce Dshes....90c. doz.. ".. " 8-nch Dnner Plates, $2.16 doz. Platters, Whte Domestc Ware, 14-nch...45c.. 16-nch...65c. 100 pc, Imported Decorated Dnner Sets. $ $15-95 "5 $ doz, peces Japanese Tea Pots, Plates, etc., worth 25c,at...,..10c. each 9-nch large Glass Berry or Sakd<Dshes....50c. Glass Tumblers. 35c. doz. Glass Sauce Dshes 65c. doz. Carvng Sets, Stag^ Handle $1.65 par Roastng Pans, covered.65c. to $1.00 Jelly Moulds for Cranberry Sauce.. 10c. upward Plum Puddng Forms, covered..45c 5c. Pece BSEMENT Peces of 5Oc. Dnnerware Thanksgvng wthout Frut would be almost lke Chrstmas wthout Santa Claus. I keep.all knds of foregn and domestc Fruts and Nuts. The stock:s carefully selected, for I learned long ago that Red Bank people want the best there s., Grape Frut, rpe and jucy, to begn the dnner; pples, Lemons, Pneapples, Bananas, Oocoanuts, Ifasns and other Fruts used n preparng the varous courses; and Oranges, Whte Grapes, Tokay 1 Grapes, Nuts of all knds, etc., for dessert these make up part of my stock...., Everyone who buys Frut, whether he buys much or lttle, ought to buy t here. H,ere ho wll get the very boat Frut that can be found n the market;, and ho wll get t at a far p r c e ;.. ;..,.,.-.,,..,., Besdes,Frut of all kndbl sell Fresh Vegetables, such as Lettuce, Celery, Strng Beans, &c.; s. No, 2 Broad Street, RED BNK, N, J, I C Beal Estate, pfms MONEY TO LON-S< , $800, $7,000, $3,000, $3,000, S1.2W. asd some other tarns., - wadt to sot the small lots ou 109 soon os possole._ INSURNCE. FOR SLE Farms, VUlae, Cotlaeea, tots and Rver Property., I have a few HOUSPS left to rent. Maple arenue, $19.. Branct8?eaue,2at $/2&4n(h. Front ptreoj $35. Harrlaon avenue, ;. HOUSES WNTED-t want about 40 Bouses troy SW to850 permontl, for outsde par te e wbo would lke to settle here..,... ;. fter 5 p. M. at my resdence on the rl7er bank. Bents can be left at my sqng store, Cloreee Whte, 9 Broad street..,...,.,., Offce: Corner Monmouth and Broad Streets, BED BNK, N. J. SPLENDID VLUES. FRNCIS WHITE. Phone 62-m. We have Na select stock of new and used PINOS at greatly : reduced prces and terms. TheMTHUSHEK&SQN PINOS.... wth ther famous. DUPLEX SOUNDING BORD are : known, the world over for the "Be&t." WE RENT, TUNE ND. REPIR PINOS. From FCTORY BRNCH to you drect, /v means large savng. 58 Broad.St. VVREROOMS Red Bank. N. J. and Feed Co,.DELERS IN Coal, Wood Flour ard Feed. ll Knds of Gran, Hay and Straw. Telephone 68-L..SILVER,.W; J. MISS. L. MORRIS, ;; 66 Broad Street, Near Monmouth, RED BNE. ;; Thanksgvng Dnner. PIES made of the best fruts. flaky crust. ;.. Drectly opposte the PostofSce. Lght, We m^jce our own mnce meat for thesepes. Large deep ones for 25 O6Hts and 50 cents. - PLUM PUDDING These puddngs ar made from an old Englsh recpe and everythng used s of the very best. 25 cents a pound. 10 Broad St., Red Bank Save 25 Per tent! ON Suts and Overcoats! If you want to save 25 per Cent on the cost» of your Suts snd OyCf- COatS, call at tho store of <.;: LIDLOW HLL, \\ 10 Broad St., Bed Bank. CHRLES LEWIS, WHOLKBl ND RETIL bludi OT Lumber, Sa«h, Door a, BUnd«,GlM«"\»nd Bulldora Hardware, RED BNK, N.J. Yttrd at cornor of West and Cbwtoa etreota, near ralroad., YnoSt Bprlng 1M«nd Um tt*4 $ UOTOUTI DttUMX. W, T, ; ^ l

6 The ThankfUl Mouse. c [ fable*] It was a hungry pussy cat, Upon Thanksgvng morn, a «h»-watched a thankful lttle mouse That ftfe an ear of corn "If t eat that thankful lttle mouse, How thankful he should be ( Whn he 1*3 made a meal hmself To cake a meal for me! **Then wthhs thankb for havng tad hs thanks for fendng me "Wth all hs thankfulness nsde- How thankful I.hall be!" Thus "mewsed" the hungry pussy cat Upon Thanksgvng day, But the lltle mouse had overheard nd declned (wththanks) to stay. MBS. STETSONS REVOLT. IT was commonly sad In Centervale that old John Stetson held the strngs of hs own purse and "Uep" a pretty tght holt on em too." Ths kernel of truth from the chaff of the town gossp Mrs. Stetson was turntng over In her mnd as she darned Bocks under toe yellow lght of an anelent kerosene lamp one evenng early * In Thanksgvng week. On the other Bde of the table her lord and master, old Jm he of the closely held purse strngs perused the pages of the Weekly Mrror through two pars of spectacles. Stetson was a mddle aged man of medum heght, Inclned to portlness of fgure and baldness of the head. Els face was clean shaven save for the etnbble of Iron gray beard on the chn, and ths rather emphaszed.the bard, straght lnes about hs mouth whch gave bs face that expresson locally characterzed as "sot.", Mrs. Stetson, was lttle, gray hared and bent of fgure. Her hands were f te I GUESS OHIOKBNS lj DO WELL ENOUGH." Jknotted by an unfortunate combnaton of housework and rheumatsm. Her voce was at pnee appealng and apologetc. The neghbors sad thrty years wth old Jm had "crushed her sperrlt." She glanced covertly across the table many tmes and furtvely cleared her throat before she found suffcent courage to address her lege. ""Father," she began at length, a trlfe more apologetlcal than usual, "so longs Marthys golu to brng her husband borne here for Thanksglvln, dont you thnk wed better have a turkey?" Her husband turned to her. The two pars of spectacles gave hs face an expresson of rdculous ferocty., "Turkey?" he nqured, explosvely. **I guess chlckeus 11 do well enough." "Last year when we WBB up to Marthys place we had turkey,",mrs. Stet- Bor pursued. "Seeus to me wo ought to do as much for them." "I calclatc n par of them chckens Wll be full as good," snd Stetson. "Theyre nce chckens, I know," sad Mrs. Stetson. "Them Plymouth Rocks Is as plump as can be. But It seems though turkey ftted Thanksglvln better, specally when youre gon to have company. Why couldnt you kll oe Of thorn two turkoya I hatched out trader the old black hen last sprng and lke to run my logs off brlngln up? Theyre lkely lookln fowl, and.one would bo plenty bg enough for OS." "I sold em ths moruln," sad Stotcon. "Sold em!" she gnsped. "Yes. Tom Babl wanted a par of turkeys to rafllo off up to hs store the nght before ThaukHglvln, BO I let hm faavo on." Mrs. Stetson straghtened herself In her char. Sho folt the "stffenng" go out of her kneetvbut her eyes flushed. "Under tho gross Injustce of thn thng her "crushed sperrlt" bad revolted. "Them turkeys was mne," sho sad In a volco whoso tone was new to hm. "I sposo you pad for nl tho corn nd gran they ot," ho oncered. "They wnfl ralno," aho reterated, and thepo was nolthor appeal nor apology la bof worda. "t jfuoss HB protly woll eottfl who (hoy belonged to," De «ald ffrjuly, She rose fromlef char and stood before, hm. be trembled volently, but ler eyes never faltered as they looked Into hs. v, "Jm Stetson," she sad chokngly, "Im goln to hare ThhSksglvn as t want It. Im eoln to have a turkey If I have to steal t." To hs amazement she swept from the room before he could reply «ad banged the door after Her. la the bg bare room back of Tom Babbs store the Thanksgvng raffle was lu full swng. The room was hazy wth rank tobacco smoke, and the pungent smell of recently consumed sprts purvnded the place. The sportng element of Centervale, wth much laughter and many broad jokes, shook the dce on an old counter frqn a dlapdated dce box. In one c rner the two turkeys were hung conspcuously for crtcal Inspecton. t 9 oclock the door leadng from the front store opened. The crowd as one man craned heads to greet the newcomer, but Instead q^ bosterous gbes they stared n amazement and suddenly fell slent, for Into the room, thn, fral, but determned, strode Mrs. Stetson. "I want to raffle," she sad smply. "How much does t cost?" "Twenty cents for three throws," sad Babb. Mrs. Stetson passed over the change. Much mght be wrtten of her experence In that dngy room of how she threw to the lmt of her cash captal (CO cents); of how one of the Dayton boys showed her how to count the dce and as he bent above them slyly turned them over to- count hgher. But that has all passed Into the offcal (unwrtten) hstory of the town. Suffce It to say that at &30 Mrs. Stetson strode homeward wth a plump turkey under her arm and the odor of vle tobacco about her clothes. Her husband ""feat by the ktchen table as she entered. She threw her bundle on the floor besde hm. "I got my turkey," she sad In challenge. Eh! Whered you gt It?" he sad, stupefed. "t the raffle," she sad defantly. She was prepared for a storm of hs wrath. She knew In that event just what she would say. To her surprse he calmly undd the bundle and crtcally Inspected the brd. "Good lookng crtter," he sad. "You done fust rate." She felt the hot tears In her eyes. Her throat seemed parched and chokng. She sank Into a char. "I never done fust rate, nether," she sad brokenly. "It was all tobacco smoke, and theyd been drlnkn, but you drove, me to t," ^ He smled felmly. The hard lnes about hs mouth softened. He came over to her char and gently placed a hand on her shoulder. Her sobs were unrestraned. "Sho!" he sad uneasly. "Dont take on so,, mother. I promse you you wont never have to raffle for another turkey never." The Townshp Commttee t. OF /. SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP wll meet at the TOWNSHIP HLL, RED BNE, N. J., Thursday, [leu. 6th, 1906, T 10 OCLOCK,. M., TO PY ROD BILLS. ll persons to whom the townshp s ndebted for road work are requested to present ther blls at ths meetng or to forward them to the townshp clerk prevous to the meetng.. C. HRRISON,. Townshp Clerk. SHEEP BILLS. The Townshp Commttee of Shrewsbury Townshp wll moot at tho Townshp Hall, Monmouth St., RED BNK, N. J., OnThursday. Dec. 2Bth, 1906,, at 2:0Q oclock, P. M., To udt Shoop and Domestc nmals Blla. ll persons havng blls for domchto lmlh klled by dogr wll plefo present them to tho townshp olurlr, duly vcrlllml, by December 10th, O. HRRISON/ Townhn Olorlc, The. Fnest Rgs n Red Bank» at the Lyery, Boardng and Sales Stables of Frank P. Stryker, Monmouth Street, near Ralroad Depot, RED BNK, N. J. No worn-out horses, no old carrages, but everythng the fneststylsh n every respect. I have just added a new lot of closed carrages to my busness and am prepared to fll all orders for weddngs, funerals, etc. Boardng Horses a Specalty. Telephone 18-R. When You Need a Plumber Call on us. Youwll not regret t. You -wll be very gla& uf t. We do excellent work, and our charges are only reasor able. We work on the prnc pe that a satsfed customer f We our best advertsement. furnsh estmates of any promptly and cheerfully. SBTH& WHITE, FBONT ST., RED BNK. f COMPLETE STOCK 4 j Box Papers, J 4 Tablets, Envelopes, Inks, 53 Pens, Sealng Wax, Paste, 5 ^.-.. Muclage, &c.. ^ 4 TENNIS GOODS ND 6 t BSEBLL GOODS ^ 4. fron the best makers. K 5 a BOOKS, MGZINES ND 5 J~. NEWSPPERS. f MOSELLES I 5 84 BROD ST., 5 ^ RED BNK, N. J..J _ ^ _;_. ^-^ 8 Iron Fences. What oar prce on Fences ncludes: Our prce on Fences ncludes lne posts, foundaton bases and brace at end of each panel of fence,, adjustable center support under each long panel, all ral connectons, bolts and one coat of black pant. ll pckets are spaced 4 nches from center to center. Your order s all we want. B. B. BOWMN, 159 Shrewsbury venue, Red Bank, N. J. I Real Estate I f t... IN.LL ITS BRNCHES., ^ Y Rentng of Summer Cottages a Specalty. V..,... V V Farms for Sale Everywhere.. T V Fre Insurance and Loans.? T T t w.. HOPPING. 49 BROD STREET, RED BNE, N. J. :c ± all the gooct/ef am bqftdon$ on the csfea, orough.., ofe/jgft/ Consoldated Gas Co. of N. Jo Telephone Broad Street, Red Bank. BLNKETS. Our store has always been noted for the very hrge stock of Horse Blankets carred. Ths year the stock s larger than eve& We have about enough blankets to, supply every horse owner n all ths part of Monmouth county. Our prces have always been such as to attract dscrmnatng buyers, who know the value of goods n ths lne, and our prces ths year are n lne wth our low prces n the past. Our Blankets nclude both the square and the shaped knds. In square blankets they range from $1.00 to $9.75 each. The cheaper blankets are excellent value for the money. They wll last the wnter through all. rght, and maylast for two or three wnters wth care, but t s not the part of economy to get blankets that are too cheap, f long wear and warmth are desred. Our hgh prced blankets are all wool and are very fne goods. They make excellent wagon blankets, and well tucked n they are nearly as warm as fur 1 robes. Ther handsome colors make them very attractve. The square blankets come n two szes. The smaller sze s 84x90 nches and the larger sze s 96x100 nches. The weghts vary accordng to the sze, and the prces vary accordng to the weght and the fneness of the texture, STBLE BLNKETS. Stable Blankets are cut to ft the horse. They are made n a number of gradea. We keep.a very large stock, and abg assortment of styles. We have these stable blankets as low as 90 cents, and we have them from that fgure all the way up to $4.75. Those at the hgher fgures are great bargans and wll last for years. COUCHES. Our stock of Couches ths year s about the largest we have.ever had. We have couches n a great varety of styles and n a great varety of prces and patterns. Most of our couches are upholstered n velour, though we have a number upholstered n other stuffs. Many of the couches are tufted, but the latest thng n couches s the "roll edge." Ths gves a luxurous appearance to a couch. They are as comfortable as the tufted ones and wll wear fully as long, f not longer. v, Our couches are well made. They have evey modern applance to make them strong and durable, and they ar,e what s known as "steel constructed,"ihavng steel used n ther constructon, wherever any advantage s ganed by the use c-f ths materal. In appearance and n durablty these are as fne couches as can be found anywhere. The prces range from $4.00 up to $35.00., Remnants of Carpets and Lnoleums. We have a lot of Remnants of Lnoleum ard Olcloth on hand, whch we wll sell at groatly reduced prces. - Hendrckson & pplegate East Front St, Red Bank, N. J.

7 TO CUBE SCLE. Otonvoutl grcultursts- Dscuss the matter. 1 t the last meetng of tbe Monnouth couaty board of agrculture at Freehold leaf blght and eprayog for scale were dscussed. J, H. Dense, one of a commttee apponted at the last prevous meetng to get a number of farmers to try the experment of sprayng for, leaf blght on potatoes, reported that, although the commttee bad worked bard they had faled to secure any volunteers but that he had tred the experment hp self. Tbe vnes he had sprayed, be sad, bad lved about two weeks longer than the others. He had a I no sprayed, about half of hs tomatoeb and celery but bad perceved no beneft from ths experment. Mr. Hendncbson sad that be bad spray%y»ll of hs potatoes for the past fve yescs, and be.thought t a pay- rap;nvestment. C. C. Hulsart of Matawan had, be sad, blghted tender folage by sprayng wth a mxture of copper sulphate. He thought, however, that ths was due to a foregn substance ntroduced nto the oopper sulphate and he advsed buyng tbe sulphate n the large crystal form rather than powdered. In regard to sprayng for scale D., VanDerveer sad that last year he had had hs orchards, wth a total of 1,000 trees, sprayed wth a lme, sulphur and salt mxture at a cost of $103. Ths year he bad Rprayed wth Scaltcde at a cost of $ Both had proved benefcal but he preferred the Scalecde. Frank Dense sad that be had found that sprayng once a year only was not suffcent, as some seamed to thnk. He had sprayed three tmes and beleved that the scale could be eradcated altogether by ths method. Several of the members present had sprayed wth lme, sulphur and salt and had found ths mxture equally as effectve as the Scalecde but much harder to handle. FRCTURED HIP ND UEG. Serous Result of a Trolley Collson Sear Keuport. collson of trolley,cars occurred near Key port on Thursday nght and Edward Halsey, motorman of one of the cars, was so badly hurt that be was taken to the Long Branch hosptal. One of the cars was a constructon ear and the other was a regular passenger car. The constructon car was ahead and the passengtr car crashed nto t. Hal- Bey was sruck on the hp by the controller, causng a fracture of the hp and a double fracture of bs leg below the knee. He was mmedately taken to the hosptal by Dr. D. E. Roberts, accompaned by two of the trolley road offcals. : The constructon car was not njured by the collson, but the lght woodwork on tbe forward end of the passenger car was splntered. Store Wrecked by Gas. The store of H. Ellson, a confectoner of sbury Park, was wrecked by an exploson of gas last Wednesday. Mr. Ellson went n the store and smellng escapng gas, struck a match to fnd the leak. bg exploson followed, whch blew out the doors and wndows, tore up the floor add dd other damage. Huntng Dogs Stolen. Snce the openng of. the gunnng season Yancey nderson of Key port has lost two good buntng dogs. He thnks the dogs wero stolen. LINGERING COl» Wthstood Other Treatment Bat Qnlckly Cared by Chamberlans Cough Remedy. "Last wnter I caught a very severe cold whch lngered for weeks," sa.tb J. Urquhart, of Zephyr, Ontaro. " My cough was very dry and* harsh. The local dealer recommended Chamberlans Cough Remedy and guaranteed t, so I gave t a tral. One emal bottle of t cured me. I beleve Chambarlans Cough Rnnfdyto be the bestl have ever used." Ths remedy s for sale by C. Mnton & Co, No. 5 Broad street, Red Bank. " O N RULE TO BR CREDITORS. DMINISTRTRIXS NOTIOE. Barab K. Ketcbam, dmnstratrx of Solomon Ketcbam, deceased, by order of tbe Surrogate ot tbe Count? : of Monmouth. hereby gves notce to tbe credtors of tb» suld deceased to brng In ther debts, demands nnd clams aganst tbe estate of sad deceased, under oath or affrmaton, wltbln nlna monba (torn the FOTJttTEENTH DY OF NOVEMBER. 1WJP. or they wll bo forever barfed of any acton therefor aganst tho sad dmnstratrx. SRH E. KETCHM. O N RULE TO BR CREDITORS. DMINISTRTORS NOTICE. " k Gbarlea II. Campbell, admnstrator wth wll annexed of Derrck O. Campbell, deceased, byordor or tbe Srrorato of the County of Mnnmoutb, hereby ftlvcs notce to the credtors of tno sad decoased to brng In ther debts, demands nnd clams nganbt thaestata of sad deceased, underoath or affrmaton, wthn nne monrlb from thn SEVENTH DY OP NOVEMBER, IDOuVor thoywlll be forever brred of any acton therofor aganst thn sal ndmdlstrator, «O. CHRLES II. CMPBELL. O N RULE TO BR CREDITORS. DMINISTRTORS NOTICE. Chrstan Sofful, admnstrator of Jula Soffol, deceased, by order ol thn Surroato of. tbo County of Honmouth, heroby Rves noton to thn credtors of tlo Bald decensnd. to brng In tholr debts, domunts and clams aganst tho estalo of sad reccaued, under oath or affrmaton, wthn nne mouths from tho TWENTY-SEVENTH DV OF OOTOBUjtaWB. or thoy wll bo foruvor burred ot any acton thorofor, aganst tho suld admnstrator. CHRISTIN 8OFFEL. OTICE OF SETTLE3MENT OF C- N COUNT. ESTTE OF JOTEL USTIN, a mnor. (Thrd ccount.) Notlco Is hereby gven that tho accounts of tlo subscrber, guardan or tho oslatn of sad mnor, wll bo audted nnd statod by tlo «uro atn and reported lor flrttlnut to the Orphans Court of tlo County of Monmotb,onTIIUIt8DV,TIlE SIXTH DY OF DHCKMI1KII,. D., Dntod October 20tb, N COMSIEItCIl, TIUJHT COMPNY OF NEW JEP.BEY. OTICE OP SETrLEHENT COUNT. OF ; C-, ESTTE OF MHY N0ON4N, Doooa«od. W Noton It hereby gven that tho nccountt of tho (lulworlber. oxoonwr of tlo ctato of MM doctonod, Wll bo audluxl nnd stated by tlo Burromo nod ro- (prtod for tottlmcmt to tro Orphan* Uotrt of tlo JWHtyof Monmouth.OnTlllIlU)DY,TllETVIlH- TIKTII DY Of DKOKMIIKH,. D., lktod HoTombor ml, loofl. HKVI) JMR8. lleynodb. ^ Sell 50c Worths of Cgars for 2Sc Here s a dear-havana cgar at 5c that we want you to judge sde by sde wth regular Key West brands that have sold for years at 3-for-25c and 10c straght CUB-ROM ll-havana Cgar, 5c sa newand sensatonal value n the cgar busness. Where, outsde of Natonal Cgar Stands, can you get a large, well- rolled, full-weght cgar, made entrely of fne, mported Havana leaf, and thoroughly seasoned, for 5c? That s what we sell you n CUB-ROM. Natonal Cgar Stands save you the unnecessary mddlemens profts made on the ordnary Key West brands. The test cgars are now sold In te 2,000 Drag Stores bsvmfl tola Natonal Clflar Stands Emblem In the wndow. JMES COOPER, Jr., Cor. Broad and Whte M. L. HOLLYWOOD & CO. 169 Monmouth St Ceo. 0. Hendrchson. R. V. R. H. Stout. Real Estate and Insurance, Rentals and Loans. Fre, Lfe, ccdent, Health, Burglary, Boler, Lablty, Teams, Marne, utomoble, all forms of Surety Insurance and Bonds.. None But Best Companes Represented. Hendrd^on & Stout, Broad Street., Tel. 217-L, Red Bank, IS. J. t PILLOW COVERS Ready to Slp the Pllow n 19c. T THE RT STORE, 50 BROD STREET. C. I. STEPHENSON. COL ND W It B " W. Rl. WORTH LEY, RED BNE and SEBR1GHT. Yards at N, J. S. R. R. and Ralroad avenue, Red Bank; Front streot, Red Bank; Rver street, Soabrlght.»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»» THOS. MN SON & SON, \ Monumental Works MONMOUTH STREET, NER TOWN HX.I, RED BNE. Telephone X17-J. WoImvojutrocolvod8carload! of Grtnlto Mnnumont. whch wo now havo atour yard for K 4 Inspecton; Tbcuo monumento wore mado especally tor ua tlls wnter of tlo (lent Dark Qulnoy 5 llarro Qranltft. nrono <»nj dcrln(rth«erecton of amcmolalwlll audt to tholradvnntoratootll R Pooua. Wo wll guarantee bert workmanshp. ll wort dono bf pneumatc lool». Work weoutod J ID any oomowry, ~ 4 SL/VTC BURIL VULT FOR INSPECTION. S 4 ^ \ nythng Wrong Wth the Plumbng? If there Is, send for Fltzgbbon. No matter how small or how large the Job s, he wll Ox t for vou andflx t quck. He wll not only fx t quck, but he wllfxit rght, and the charge wll be only what you would expect for nm-olass work. JNES FITZGIBBON, % 30 E. Front St., Red Bank. I NOTICE! Notce s hereby gven to the taxable nhabtants of the Town of Red Bank, n the County of Monmouth, that the taxes n the sad Town of Red Bank are now due 1 taxes on or before the 20th day of December wll be proceeded aganst as delnquent. TITEODOItE F. WHITI$.. Collector of Taxes, Dated Nov. 20th, Extract from tlo Tax law: Where any taxes shall not be pad on or before tbe twenteth day of December followng ther nssessment. Interest thereon from 1 and after that date shall be added at twelve per centum per annum, and It shall be the duty of the collector In person or by deputy, forthwth after the twenteth day of December to enforce the payment of all taxes by alstreas and sale of uny of the goods and chattels ot the delnquent In the county; where the tax la upon real estate, the person assessed may be relved from the levy by showng tha he was not the owner at the tme when tbe tax became a len; f goods and chattels of the delnquent cannot be found, or not suffcent to make all the money requred to pay taxes on personal property and poll tax and dog tax, then It 8hull.be the duty of the collector n person or by deputy to take the budy of the delnquent, and unless tho tax s at once pad wth costs to delver the same to tbe sherff or jalor of the county to be kept In close and safe custody untll-payment be made of tho amount due on sad taxes wth costs, but there shall be no arrest or mprsonment for default n payment of taxes on real estaet. NOTICE!.Notce s hereby gven to the taxable nhabtants of the Townshp of Shrewsbury, n the County of Monmouth, that the taxes n the sad Townshp of Shrewsbury are now due and payable, and that I, the undersgned, the Collector of Taxes of the sad Townshp of Shrewsbury, wll attend at the followng days and places, between the" hours of 10. n and 3 p. M., for the purpose of recevng payment of taxes: Havens, Wavslde, December 10. Johnstons Hotol. Tlnton Falls, 11.. H. Dordens, Shrewsbury, 12. QuuckenbuBhs, Lttle Slver, 18. Llglers Hotel, Oceunlc, 14. Dennetts Hotel, Far Haven, 17. Town Ball, Red Bank, Taxpayers who do not pay ther taxes on or before the 20th of December wll be proceeded aganst as delnquent. :; BENJMIN J. PRKER, Collector of Taxes. Dated November 20th, Extract from tlo Tax law: Wlcro any taxes Blmll not bo pad on or boforo tho twontlelh day of December followng ther as sossmont, nterest thereon from and after, that dato shall bo added at twelvo por centum per annum, ana It shall bo tho duty of tho collector In person or dopty, forthwth after tho twenteth day of Docombor to enforce tho payment of nl taxes by dstress and solo ol any ot tho goods and ohntob of tho dollnquonl n tho county; whoro tho tax s upon rool catato, (ho porson assessed may bo rollovod from tlo lovy by showng that ho was not thoownor at tho tlmowlon the lax becomo a lon; 11 goods and chattel* of tho do ln<uo»t cannot be found, or not aufllolontto mako all tho nonoy requred to pny taxes on personnl property end poll tax and dog Ur, then It ohall bo tho duty ot tho collector In por- BOD or by doputy lo Uko tho body ol tlo dollnquont, and unleu tlo tax Is ot onco pad wth coal* to dollvor tho >amo to tho fler I IT or Jalor of tho oomty to bfl kept In clow and to custody untl pnymont bo mado of tlo amount duo on eoldtnen wth costs but thoro thll bo no arrest or Imprsonment for do! fault ID payment of Uxo» uo real oouto. EW YORK ND LONG BRNCH N RILROD. Statons In NewTork: Central E. K. of New Jersey, foot Lberty Street and West23d Street; Pennsylvana Ralroad, foot of Cortlandt Street, Dcsbrosses Street and West 23d Street. On and alter Octoner 11th, 1900, TRINS WILL LEVE BED BNK. For New York. 6 00, , 727, * B4. 808, *8 85,. *843, * 21. B 63. *1<J 3( a. m.; , *2 54. H SO. * 30, 6 ( r *03U (Saturdays only), *10 30 p. m. Sundays, u.ra.: , *845. *93U p. n. For Perth mboy, Elzabeth and Newark. (I IX), U 45, (Newark, only), 843 (Newark only), (Ierth muoy excepted). 063, 1138/ HRLESH. IVINS,. a. m.; 12 3U (Perth mboy excepted). \J COUNSELLbRTLW, 4 3(1, 6 07, (Saturdays only), tooms 3 and 4, Regster Buldng, (ftewark excepted) p. m. Sundays, 8 03, 8 43 BR0I) STB8KT, RED BMK. N. J a. m.; 4 60, 0 03,6 49, 845 (Elzabeth only), 9 30 p.m.. DMUND WILSON, For Long Branch, sbury Park, Ocean Grove and E COUNSELLOR T ^W. Intermedate statons, 116, 6 05, 7 25 (Loner RED BNK, N.J Branch ooly). 10 (JO. 11) 23 a. n.; 1253, 163, 2 35, Offces: Pos-OmcE BWLDING , 6 33, 755 p. m. Sundays, ,10 64 a..m.; 527, p. m. MES E. DEGNN, J COUNSELLOR T LW. 8DNDY TRINS DO NOT STOP T 8BUBY 28 BROD STUKKT, RED BSK, N. J. PRK OH OCEN GROVE. For Freehold, va Matawan a. m 1230 LSTON BEEKMN, - 161, 430 p. n. Sundays, II43 a. m : 4 50, II30 TTORNEY T LW, BOLICIlOn t IM p. m. CHNCERY, NOTRY PU.BLIO. TB1N8 LEVE NEW YOKK FOB RED BNK. 9 Broad street, near Front street, Foot Lberty street.* ,830, *9 40,1130a. m.t RED BNK, N. J. *1 20, 130, *340, 4 15, 445, 500, *580, 5 S8, 815, R. HERBERT E. WILLIMS, *«30. * p. m. Sundays, 4 00, 880 D SURGEON DENTIST. 90».*9 40a.m.:4UU,B30p.m. Graduate Unversty of Pennsylvana. West 23d street, C. R. R. of N. J , *9 30, *11 20 a. m.; 110,1 SO, * *4 30, *4 60, * , *830, 820, 1150 p. m. Sundays, 820, 850. *930a.m.; 8 50, 820p.m. West 23d street, Penna. R. R..»8 55 a m.; 12 25, 3 25, *4 25, *4fO p. n. Sundays, 9 SS a. m.; 4 65 p. m. and payable, and that I, the undersgned, the Collector of Taxes of Cortlandl and Desbrosses streets. *000a. m.; , *4 30, *510 p. m. Sundays, 9 30 a. m.; Partcular attenton gven to the admnstraton ot> 500 p.m. naesthetcs. the sad Town of Red Bank, wll Denotes express trans. R. W. M. THOMPSON, For further partculars see small tme tables. D be at my offce, Rooms and 2 DJtNTL SURGEON, GEORGE W. BOYD. Gen. Pass. gent, Penn. R. R. Over Postofflce, Ked Bank, N. J. W. C. HOPE, Genl Passenger gent, Central R. R..Hours 8-5. n The Regster Buldng, Broad bfn. J. RUFUS BLODGETT, Superntendent N. Y. and L. R. J. D. THROCKMORTON, street, Red Bank, N. J., every weekday tll December 20th, 1906, from No. 5 Broad Street, Red Bank, N J. D DENTL SURGEON. NEW JERSEY CENTRL. R. FRNK L. MNNING, 9:00. M. to 5:00 p. M., for the D Passenger statons n New York, W. 23d street, SUROEON DENTIST. N. R.; Foot of Lberty street, N. R. Successor to Dr. F. L. Wrght. purpose of recevng payment of In effect November 25th, lflud. Broad Street, opposte Ford & Mllers. * " taxes. *"" C. HpRLEV, SUHVEYOR ND CONVEYNOEB, Taxpayers who do not pay ther TRINS LEVE RED BNK. For Now York, &c, at , 7 SO, 7 27, 8 Of. 825, 845, 921,1030, 1138a. m; 1230,26a, 420, 430, (Snturdays only), p. m, Sundays, 803 o. n.; 4 60, ,"9 3u p. m. For Freehold va Matawan at 7 43, 921 a. m.: 12 30, p. m. Sundays, 450,930 p. m. For Lakewood. Lakehurst, &c, at 8 49, a. m.t , (Saturdays onlv) p. m. Sundays, 9 58,1043 a. m, For tlantc Cty, a. m.; 441 p. m. Sundays, a. m. For Vneland. BrldReton, c, 6 49 a. m.; 2 50 p. m. For Toms Rver and BSrnegat at 049, a. m. 2 50,000p.m. Sundays,0 58a.m. TRINS LEVE NEW YORK. For Red Bonk. 400, 5 50, , 1130 a. m.; (Saturdays only). 12J, 180,340,415,4 45, , 638, BO. 845,12 01 p. m. Sundays, 400,830, B a. m.; 4 00,830 p. m. W. G. BESLER, W.O.HOPE, Vce Pres. nud Genl Met. Genl Pass. gt. I. E. WIIYTK. D. P.., sbury Park N.J. Pennsylvana ^ RILROD. Schedule la effect November 25th, Trans leave BED BNK For Newark and Now York , 9 53 a. m.; 151, 607 p. m. week-days; Sundays, 9 43 a. m., 8 03 p. m. For Rahway and Elzabeth a. m.; 151, 607 p. tn. week-days. Sundays, 9 43 a. m., 0 03 p.m., For Lone Branch. sbury Park (North sbury Park Sundays), and Pont Pleasant, 145 (except Monday), 1023 a. m.; 152,0 20 p. m. week-days. Sundays, a. ns.; 6"4rprafT " f" stops on notce to Conductor or gent or on sgnal. Tme tablfs and addtonal Informaton may bo obtaned of Tcket geuts. W. W. TTERBURY, J. R. WOOD, GeneralMunaffcr. Passr Traffc Manager. GEO. W. BOYD, General Passenger gent. November, Merchants Steamboat Co.s Lne. Telephone Call, 1704 Frankln, New York. Telephone Call 14-J, Red Bank. Hghlands, Hghland Beach, Oceanc, Zocust Pont, Far Haven, Sed Bank, Long Branch and sbury Fork. The strong and commodous steamboat SE BIRD Wll leave Red Bank and Per S4, fopt of Frankln Street, New York, as follows: Leave Bed Bank daly at 7:00. M. Leave New York daly at 2:00 P. M. (SundayB excepted.) Tme table subject to change wthout notce. HRVEY LITTLE, MESSENGER. Frnlt and Confectonery on Board. B^~ Connects wth trolley cars at Red Bank for Shrewsbury. 1oKnvn, Ixng Dranch, sbury Park, Belford, Mddlotowuand Keyport. N. B. ll freght ntended for thla boat must bo ou tto wharf a suffcent lenrth of tme to handle, as she wll postvely leave promptly on her advertsed tme. Ths boats tme-table s advertsed In the RED BNK RKOIBTKII, Red Bank Standard, also In Bulllngers Gude, New York World, Naw York Journal. New York Trlbuno, Brooklyn Eagle, and Democrat. Uobokon, N. J. Tlmo-tablcs may bo obtaned at TUK ItuaSTKH oaco, Droad street, Red Bank. Excurson Tckets, 50 Gouts. "VTOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF (. J-" COUNT, ESTTE OF 8U1I. LDMOH, Doccosed. Notco Is hort-by gven that tho accounts ot tho subscrber, executor of tbe ostate of sad deceased, wll bo nudlod and etatod by tho surrogate und roported for Bottlompnt to tho Orpbann Cout of tho CountV ot Mnnmoull, on THVJ RBDY, Tl E T WEN TICTI1 DY OF UEOBMBElt,. D Dated November (H, BIJII, COMPTON. O N RULE TO BR CREDITOR8. ])MINI8TtUT0IC8 NO ICE. Kamnon V. II. II. Btout, admnstrator wth wll annoxo of John W. Btout, docoauod. by ardor of tho Bunogato of tlo County ofm< nmouth. heroby gves notlco to tho orodltors ot tho sad deceased to brln* In ther debts, demands and olalma ufralnnt tho esuu of Bald docpubttd, undor oulh or ufllrmalon, XK l, l J.r mn,9j 18 from Iho tlltteentil DY OB 1 NOVEMIlEll. lbol. or tboy wll bo forovor bnrrod or any acton thorofor anlmt tho sad ndmlnls trbtor - RM80N V. It. II. BTOUT. OTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF G- N COUNT. I8TTE OF IIENHY MELD, n lunatc. Notloo In horoby slven th«t tho acooun of tho MbMrtnor. Guardan of f tho estate of f nald Lunatc, L wll boaudlthl oml etatod by tbo Burrogata und roportod for Boltlomont to tho Orphans Court of Iho Oountyof Monmnuth, tn TIlUlWBY.TUlTffKN TljBTfl DY OIP BKORMIIKB,.». 1WO; Dltod Noyomber 14th, D 1). HELD. J D OHN S. PPLEQTE & SON, COUNSELLORS T LW, Offces corner Broad aort Front streets, BED BMK, «. J.. ENRY M. NEVIUS, H COUNSELLOR T LW, BendrlckKun tlock. Front Street, RKO BKE, N. J. frederick W. HOPE, COUNSELLOR T LW, Offces corner Broad und "font Streets, BKD BXK,N. J. Offce Days n Red Bank: Mondays, Wednesday! und Saturdays; Tuesday evenngs from 7:30 to &30, VM Broad street, Red Bank, N.. R. R. F. BORDEN, D MUSIC HLL BUILDING, SUKGEON DENTIST. RED BNK, N.J. HSBrdge venue. RKD BNE, N. J- Wth George Cooper for ffteen years. R. B. F. KING, VETERINRY SURGEON ND DENTIST. LITTLE SILVER, NEW JERSEY. Horses boarded wnter and summer and treated free of charge. 1EO. D. COOPER, G * CIVIL ENGINEER, Successor to Geo. Cooper, t. E. Pc»t Offce Buldng, RED BNK, N. J. JCOB C. SHUTTS, O UCTIONEER. Specal attenton gven to sales of farm stott farm Implements and other personal property. P. O. ddress. 191,Broad street, Red Banh. TTENRY OSTENDOREF. Tuner and Reparer cf Panos and Organs. Offce, de la ReussllleB jewelry store. Broad St.. Red Bank. N. a. M. H. SEELEY, W PORT MONMOUTH, NEW JERSEY. Commssoner of Deeds. Notary Publc Solders Vouchers Prepared. Blls of Bale tat Vessels. Specal Notce RELTING TO NUISNCES IN THE Townshp of Shrewsbury. Nusances wthn the townshp of Shrewsbury an hereby defned and declared to be, acd they shall Include and embrace: 1. The placng or depostng In or upon any street or alley, or n or upon any publc or prvatrt n ths townshp, any dead anmal or any part of me same, or any dead flsh or any part of thebame.ear flth from prves or cesspools or catch basns osr rubbsh ot any knd or descrpton, or any house ur ktchen slops or garbage, manure or sweepngs (provded that stable manure and other manure may b» used s a fertlzer), or any foul or offensve ot ov noxous matter or substance whatever. 2. ny full or leaky prvy vault, cesspool or ottar receptacle for flth. 8. llowng or permttng any nght sol, garbage or other offensve or decomposng sold orflud matter or substance to leak or ooze from any cart ol wagon or vessel n whch the same may be conveyed or carred. 4. The carryng or conveyng through any sred, any substance whch has been removed from snj«prvy vault or cesspool, untasa the same shall be la," closed In alr-tlgbt barrels, or n a perfects Ugh and? properly covered wagon.. 6. ll cartng of garbage through te streets ofs the townshp except\between tbe hours ol Bunet;. and sx. M.,? 6. The btrnng of any matter or substance wbol),." shall emt, or cause, or produce, or cast off any fen] or obnoxous, or offensve, or hurtful, or annoylna gas, smoke, steam or odor. 7. The castng or dschargng nto the Shrewsbnr*- or Naveslnk, or South Shrewsbury rvers, or ntoany stream n ths townshp, or on the boundary Un«,» of Ibs townshp, any substance whch has been removed from any vault, cesspool or snk, or any offal, or other refuse, lquds or solds, by any ppes otherwse. 8. ny and every nusance asabove defaed tn hereby prohbted nnd forbdden wthn tbelcwa*- shp of Shrewsbury, and any person mlkng, creaw Ing, causng, mantanng or permttng any of sa nusances shall forfet and pay a penalty ol twentsw lve dollars. The above Is an extract from the ordnances ot thft board of health of Sr.ewsbuy townshp, and tha fume wll be thoroughly enforced. LBERT L. 1VIN8, Freslde t of tho Board et Health.. 0. HTIRIBON. Secretary. The Town Hall CN BE HD FOB Entertanments, Partes, Eta For terms and partculars call on or address THEODORE F. SNIFFEU RED BNE, JNITOR NEW JERBEV Mootng* of tho Board of Health Tho regular mootng* of th«led lnk Boutf»r lloaltl wll bo hold on the flnt Frday of M«k, mm th, at 8:00 r. u., at tho Tuna IUU, oa MUK mouth street.... Tenons havng complants t» mat* Wtt (NWf*l thorn to too woreurr In wrllnn. ounu ). w BN Du B. H. QaBOH, Bwutounr.

8 BRIEF ITjMSJtt NEWS. MINOR HPPENINGS IN IX PRTS OP THE COUNTY, Personal Softs, Trflng ccdents, Odd Incdent* ana Interestng feature* of lfe n Vllage ana Countru. Monroe V. Poole of West Long Branch was elected vce presdent of the Patrarchs Mltant branch of the Odd Fellows of the state at the state conventon laat week. School Chldren See a Show. Mss Lela E. Morgan, one of the teachers of the K-yport puhl c school, took twelve of her pupls to New York last Saturday, where they wtnessed the play of "The Merchant of Vence." The trp was made partly as a rew»rd to the pupls and partly as an llustraton of the Sbakespeare studes of the class. Case Dropped. The case aganst MM.. L Vreeland of sbury Park, who was charged wth keepng a dsorderly house at that place, was dropped last week. The prosecutor stated tbac ha bad been unable to reach the wtnesses of the case. The case aganst the woman had been worked up by the sbury Park polce. Slght fre at Keuport. The house of Dr. E. McKnney-at Key port, occuped by Joseph Carman, caugh frefrop a chmney on Tuesday mornng of last week. Part of the woodwork n! (be bouse was burned and a lot of clothes : vrere destroyed. sburu Park Sports Lose $70Q. The nbury Park sportng men "got,a straght tjv lost week jthat George 1 yunpks horse was a sure wnner, at IBenangs race track. They put up $700 on the horse but the horae dd not get a place. 1 nous Club Project bandoned. The brotherhood of St. ndrew and other membera of Trnty Epscopal.church of sbury Park, who have been consderng the organzaton of a club for boys, have abandoned the project for the present. Tfonse Rased. The house of Constable John Whte of sbury Park was raded one nght last week. Three men and two women were arrested, all of whom were held to awat the acton of the grand jury, or as wtnesses. _ Sawmll Property Sold. Rchard PormanB sawmll property near delpla, n Ho-well townshp, has heet) bought by Edwn L. Conrow of Freehold, ( Hr. Coarow also bought Mr. Formaud threshng outft.. Schoolbo Itjurcd. Joseph Shenonp, a Key port schoolboy, was playng n the school yard last week, when he.fell, and cut hs forehead on one, of the stone steps. The cut was sowed up by.dr. Hartman. Jaled for Sxty Days., James Whte of sbury Park, who las been "rasng can" there for the past two weeks, was sent to the county ; jal last week for sxty days for beng drunk and dsorderly. Fo Buld Three Houses. - John 8acco of Long Branch has gven a contract to buld three houses on,. Chelsea avenue at that place. Each house wll cosfabout $3,000. Wlber Carley ll be the bulder. " Improvng-Keyport Property. The Walter Ldnkenau u property at Keyport, whch was recently bought by John H. Curts, s beng repared and mproved. Mr.. Curtsa son Harry wll move n the house. Ear Drum Ruptured. John H.. Smth, a mrson of von, fell from a wogon last week and struck on the ede of hs head." One of hs ear drums was ruptured and hs face was cut and scratched. 1 Pcture* tor a School. The Lon Brunch.prmary school recently held an exhbton of pantng at whch $57.95 was cleared. The money \wll be used to buy pctures for the -school buldpg..paxxa Pant* Torn Out, team of horses ted at Freehold last week got scared of a bcycle and ran ;away. They ran down the street and tore out two pazza rjosts from the Jmercan hotel. Tetcnnt rm Broken. Capt. Wllam H. Covert of Long Bljancb, a veteran or the cvl war,fell : from the eepaof ha.house Thursday and. broke hs arm "near, the Bhouldur. He s n tte_losptal.,, fsh Supper. Myor tups of sbury. Park gave a flab Supper to the members of the Monmputh club of tht place, Tho lsh hud "beqn naught by Mayor tkns at Shark Ever nlet. Hector llalu a Slantm. lar. Wllam N. Daly of sbury Park, formerly rector of Chrats church, Shrewsbury, was ntated n the Free Masons lodge at nbury Park lust week. Tthree months n Jal. Hnrdy okor of Farnngdale, who pleaded gulty to stealng a pet of lum.hn from Henry Qoodenough, was nentenccd lust week to three months n tho countv jal. In Busness tor HltHse.lf., John W. Vandervoer of Freehold, who has clerked several yeurs for Guur Schencl:, IH runnlnga wagon rou terror tho sulo of tea, coffee, Bpcca, etc. Mfocl Property nought, J. & J, VV/ljEllsworU, Iho bg oyaler colccrn of Jtfyrorr, Imvo bought the store and dock property from tlu Thomas Burrows mlato ot that place. 1 Barne.M Buuneas Jle.Hotd. Tlc harpc«8 bflchh of Kufus OgUen Of Koypprt, whch woo recently bought by Elao Goldnmlth, has been ro-sold by hm (o Elhu Pulng. f Flvo rcadont) of Keyport recolly got n a fght and were taken before. Ib court at, Freehold.. They were flnedjl each by Judge Foster,...-*....., Dd Hot ssault Stepmother.. Wllam Cogan ofsbury Park vya tred,ja»fc week on a charge of assault n hs stepmother, Mrt,. Lzze Cogan. Th jury acqutted hm. Jaled for Stealng a Coat,.;-., James Burnes of jred Bank, who wa recently convcted of Btealng n huntng coat, has been sentenced to the county jnl for sxty days.. Tlunksglvlt\g Day Shoot. I be rangers of the Knghts of th Golden Eagle of Long Branch wll bold a shoutng match tomorrow on the Tuhpoosa range. * " Drvng Club Dnner. The Freehold drvng club, wll ho. ts eleventh annual meetng and banque at the Belmont hotel at Freehold nex Monday nght. Operated On for ppendcts. Mrs. Baxter Storer of Freehold underwent an operaton for appendcts at th Long Branch hosptal last week. Shej mprovng. Comng Weddng. George F. Crammer of Newark,.form erly of Long Branch, wll be marred next sprng to Mss Mabel J. Crane «* Montclur. :., Jaled for Robbery. Mary Mtchell of sbury Park,known ab "Black Damond," was taken to the county jal lust Frday on a charge o r o b b e r y Case of Xenons Prostraton. James DunD, one of the counclmen of Long Brunch, s at the Long Branch hosptal Bufferng wth nervous prostrfr ton. f,. To Hove to Calforna, Mr. ard Mrs. 1 John Shapter of Long Branch have gone to Santa Cruz, Calforna, where they wll lve hereafter. Lawyer Recovers from Sckness. Hflnry E ckerson, Jr., a Keyport lawyer, who has been lud up wth sckness several weeks, s able to be out. He-Elected Commodore. Wllam R. Jolne pf Long Branch has been re-elected commodore of the South Shrewsbury ce-boat and yacht club. Clerk Has mumps. Mss Edth MoMulkn, a clerk n D. V Per nes store at Freehold, has been lad up for the past week wth mumps.. Belmar8 Buldng Boom, bout a dozen houses are beng put up at Bel mar, all of whch are to be ready for occupancy the comng season. Bought Ovnnastm Outft. The young mens Chrstan assocaton of sbury Park has bought a gymnasum outft for the use of ts members. Bulldog Gets Prxes. bulldog owned by W. M. G. Clark of sbury Park took several przes atthe Hartford dog show last week. ltecoverny from Tuphod Fever. Mss Lulu Conk of Keyport, who hab been very sck wth typhod fever for setfen weeks, s recoverng. Sufferng from Blood Posonng. -George-McLanof-Lonpt-Branch-haB been sufferng from blood posonng caused by a slght scratch. Home from Boston.. Mss Mae Walkce of Keyport who hab been spendng three months n Boston, has returned home. Recoverng from Blood Posonng. Walter Kng of Oakhurst, who has been sufferng frofn blood posonng for some tme, s recoverng. Employed at Jjaketcood. aa Cooper of West Farms, n Howell townshp, wll be employed at Lakewood durng the wnter, Supper Clears 812X. supper whch.w.as gven at the Freehold Preabteran church, a week orso ago cleared $125. en Blacksmth Shop. Israel llgor of Farmngdale has started a blacksmth shop at Lower Squaukum. Fremens nnual Ball. The 29th annual ball of Neptune hose company of Long Branch wll be held tonght. Sck Wth Pneumona. Msa Llle Seabrpok of Unon, near Keyport, has been very sck wth pneumona. Leg Injured. Charles Reynolds of delpha fell from a bloycle lust week and njured hs fg Transfer and Local E. J. Itelljs Vans mdexpress Red JlmU. Express, Furnture and Panos Moved Cty or Country. E. J. REILLY, Offlco; 49 Brood Street, Rod Dank.lN.J. Phono 177-J. eeeooooeoooeseoeoeeeoeeeec Jap-a-Lac LL COLORS LL SIZES T Wellers Store, 7 Hrond St., Itod Uauk, N, J. : [ - Important Dates for You to Openng of ft Departfent STURDY T 2:00 P. M. On the second flp<^o \jhe: Mammoth we wll open a department to-whch no artcle wthout genune artstc mert has secured adnsson. Be the prce ffteen cents to ffty dollars there s no dfference r\th.e:rule^the\a rthernust v be artstc enough tp have permanent value. We have assembled here bronzes from France, marbles from Italy, electrolers, and thousands of artstc noveltes; the products ofthe Secessonst school of Germany, pctures from Japan, and specmens of the work of every phase of the ndustry of ths-country. You are cordally nvted to the exhbton. JEWELRY DISPLY TO BE REDY MONDY MORNBNG. Beautfully housed n one magnfcent collecton of the works of the gold and slversmths and glass- cutters, and remarkable are our wares for ther artstcexcellence and low prces. Inspect our goods and you wll cease to pay trbute to the exclusve dealer any longer, for you wll dscover at popular prces nnumerable artcleslwhch you beleved to be only open to purchase by the rch. JQUL dsplay, wll-be thegrandest Monmouth County, has ever seen,^ -., : Engravng letter engraved free of charge on one dollar artcles; a scrpt monogram on fve dojlar artcles, and a rbbon monogram on ten dollar. artclesr~ ~" """./""" """. -" , :; ; v/;.-,......:....deprtmentstht WILL OPEN STURDY. Thousands of ttles for old and young. The only complete Book Store n the county. Lower prces nowhere. Dscounts to schools. Handkerchef Department.,. -.. >. [. - : EmbrQdered and Lace Handkerchefs from Ireland, France and Germany. You wll fnd our.prces surprsngly cheap., -.". :.;/Leather^G.6ods^pspIay.- One hundred feet of cases contanng countless Gft Suggestons. Such a large collecton can be seen nowhere else. Fancy Chna and Lamps Thrd Floor Calendars and Holday Cards Frst Floor. Mens, Womens and Chldrens Slppers Frst Floor. sbury Park, New Jersey.

9 VOLUME XXIX. NO. 23 RED BNK, N. J., WEDNESDY. NOVEMBER 28, 1906s PGES 9 TO 16, DESTRUCTIVE FIRE. GRET DMGE DONE T EIS- NERS CLOTBONG FCTORY. The Fre Occurred Early Monday Mornng- Damage mountng to Xearlv $00,000 Done to Buldng, Machnery ana Materal*. One of the most destructve frfs whch has vsted Red Bank n a long tme occurred about sx oclock on Monday mornng, when Sgmund Esners clothv ng factory on Brdge avenue caught fre and the buldng, machnery aud goods were damaged to the amount of $ to 60,00O. Two watchmen are employed n the buldng but they dd not dscover the fre. Tbe fre was frst seen by Mr.Van- Schook, a mlkman, who was drvng by and who told ttaa watchmen of the fre. Mr.. VanSohock drove on toward the staton and he met Wll Hubbard, who s employed by Frankln P. Stryker at the lattery lvery stable on Brdge avenue. Mr. flabbard turned n an alarm, and the fremen of that part of Red Bank quokly responded. second alarm was afterward turned n and ths brought out all the flre companes of the When Mr. VanSchpck frst saw the fre, fhmes were burstng from the thrdstory wndows of the orgnal part of the factory. The fremen were at the fre wthn a few mnutes after the alarm was sounded and t then looked as f nothng could save the buldng. The fremen got bury and quckly had three or four streams playng on the fre. When the other fremen came up addtonal lnes df hose were connected up and more streams were turned on the fre. The water mans n that part of the town were lad many years before the factory was bult, and they are of the same Bze as the mans n the resdence part of the town. So many streams of water were drawn from the hydrants that the force of the water was weakened. Ths made the fremens work a lttle harder than t would otherwse have been, but wthn ffteen mnutes from the tme the fremen arrved they had the flames under control. In fghtng the flre the fremen dashed nto the burnng buldng, whch was flled wth smoke. So dense was ths smoke that a freman gong nto, t was lost sght of before he had gone fve feet. Two fremen were overcome by the smoke and had to be dragged out of the buldng. They were Harry Burrowes and Joseph Bray. fter the flames had been subdued the extent of the dsaster was apparent. From all appearances the fre must have been burnug a consderable tme before t was dscovered, and the heat had apparently been very ntense. The flames had swept through the thrd floor of both dvsons of the factory and had runed almost everythng there. great amount of unfnshed work was n ths part of the factory and ths was almost totally destroyed. Many sewng machnes and other machnes of varous knds were also n ths part of the buldng and they were lkewse destroyed._ The fre "was confned to the thrd story of the buldng, and no damage by flre was done on the lower stores. Each of the three floors, a the buldng a of double plankng. The upper layer of floorng was burned nearly away n some parts of the thrd story, but the flames dd not damage the under layer of floorng.. So much water was poured nto the buldng that the lower floors were flooded and consderable damage was done by water. When the fremen qut work there was nearly a foot of water n the cellar. Cases of goods are stored n the cellar and t s.expected that some of these have been damaged by the water. n accurate estmate of the damage done cannot yet be made. Mr. Esner roughly estmates the damage to the buldng at $8,000 to $10.000; the damage to machnery at about $7,000; and the damage to materals and to garments fnshed and n process of completon at about $40,000. He carred a. suffcent amount of nsurance to cover the loss. Mr. Esner cannot tell when he wll he able to resume work n hs factory. He s anxous to have the factory n opera ton agan ab soon as possble, and. th u moment the nsurance men have fnshed ther napecton the work of rebuldng and of gettng the factory n operaton wll be pushed. Several temporary expedents have been suggested as a means Df startng up the busness wthout watng for the factory to be entrely made ready, but nothng has been de fntely decded on. fter tho fre Mr. Esner sent a oheck for $350 to the ohef of the fre department, n recognton of the valant work done by the fremen n savng the buldng from totaldestructon. Tho money wll bo dvded among thefvefrecom paneb of the town, each company get tng $50. It In not known how tho flro started and any nttempt at oxplanntoh of t orgn s smply guesswork. Tm factor) won locked up on Baturdny nght and had not boon opened on Monday mornng when tho flro was dscovered, tn only posons havng access to tho buld ng beng tho watchnon, Tho prov- nlont theory Is that tho flro wan caused by spontaneous combuston n tlo woolon goodo usod n tho manufacture of clothng. Mr. Elan or omployed about 500 pcopl n tbo factory. THCBO wll all bo thrown out of work untl tho rcpnlra to the factory nro made and now equpment I proourod, or untl flomo temporary monn arc adopted of startng up tho UUBIIICBB It pavs to advortso n Tun BKCHBTBR FIRE, T NVESINK. Joseph Luf burrows Bouse Completely Destroyed. 1 Joseph Lufburrows house, between Locust Pont and Navesnk, was destroyed by -fre yestedy mornng just sefore eleven oclock. ThejBre s supmsed to have been caused by a defectve.flue.. It broke out on the second floor around the chmney and n a short tme the entre house was n flames. strong westerly wnd helped the progress of the blaze. Slaters were puttng a new roof n the house at the tme and they asssted theftnly n removng part of the contents of the buldng. Very lttle furnture wus taken from tbe second ory, on account of- the rapd headway f tbe flames. Most of the furnture on the frst floor and tbe canned goods and other artcles n the cellar were eaved. The Navesnk fre company were prompt n respondng to the alarm and they dd excellent work n, preventng the fre from spreadng, to-adjonng property. Sparks fell on George Browers house and the Valleau bouse, settng the roofs on frp, and the blazes were extngushed by the fremen. TheLufburrow bouse, was one of the fnest houses n the neghborhood. It contaned twelve rooms and all the modern mprovements.. It was completely destroyed. FREE SHOW IN CIGR STORE. VanTn and a Lttle Black Pg the ttractons..:-,vantn, whose rght name s Wllam Owen, and a small black pg wth a tal lke the fgure 0 held tbe boards n the show wndow of Wllam Cullogtons cgar store for an hour or more last nght. few days ago Mr. Cullngton and Mr. 0 *en made a wager that Mr. Owen would not dare gve an exhbton n the wndow and tbe show was the result The.pg was an ncdental attracton, havng been bought yesterday up country by Mr. Owen for hs Thanksgvng dnner. Mr." Owen, who has qute a reputaton asa pantommc artst, was. toggedout lke a clown and he cut up all sorts of antcs to the amusement of a large crowd of people who gazed on VanTn and the pg. Whle VanTn acted, tbe pg promenaded about the floor of the wndow. DIED OF PERITONITIS. Belford Young Man Des at the Hosptal, Charles Thompson, son of Joseph Thompson of Belford, ded at the Long Branch hosptal yesterday afternoon of pertonts, whch followed an operaton Tor appendcts. He was taken sck a week ago last Monday wth appendcts and was taken to the hosptal on Thursday. Mr. Thompson was 2J years old. He was born at Belford and bad always lved there. For about f re years he had been n the employ of John Eckman. The young man was well lked n the communty. He belonged to tbe Junor mercan. Mechancs and the Daughters of Lberty. He leaves one brother and two ssters, Wllam, Eatelle and Ethel Thompson. TWO ITLINS RRESTED. They re Charged Wth Illegal.. lquor Sellng. Tony Lapadula and hs brother Frank, who have charge of agang of Italans at work on the Godfrey place at Oceanc, were arrested Saturday by Detectve J. B. Rue on a complant chargng them wth havng sold beer llegally. The beer alleged to have been sold by them was bought by Italans who work for them. It was sold durng the month of October. The prsoners were taken before Justce Edward W. Wse, who requred them to gve $300 bal each to awat the acton of the grand jury. COUNTER CHRGE MDE. Man Whose Eye Was Put Out rrested for ssault. ndrew RchrdHon, whose eye was put out wth a pltohfok by Joh Dlleubach, a Mddletown.farmer, a few days ago, was able to leave the hosptal last week. Mr. Dllonbach mmedately had Rchardson arrested on a charge of atrbcoub assault. Rchardson was arragned before Justce Edward W. Wse, who held hm n $500 bal to awat the acton of the grand jury. Wllam H, Hen drckson, Jr., went on hs bond. m m Now Busness at Marlboro. bbott Worthley of Holmdel has bought from O. C. Herbert at Marlboro a large buldng plot between James II Bards produce buldng and the Marlboro staton. Mr. Worthley wll run a sde trnolc to hs property and wll put up a buldng for the Bale of form machnery, fertlzer, seed potatoes, etc. Ho wll also have hay presses and other machnery nstalled on tho properly. Fremens Danco. Independent flro company wll gve a socal danco at tho flro houbo on Wht stroet next- Wodnosday nght. Th Indepondonta dances are alwayb vory ploemnt Boolal affars, and tho flromon oxpoot to lavo an unusually good tlm at tho comng dunoo. Chrstmas Far. Fancy nrtlclos of all knds, aprons, bags, cakes, candes, cecream, grocoroa, a lno cup of coffuo, all to bo found at tho BaptlRt church not week, Thursday and Frday afternoons and ovonnga. 1arnonns brohoatca Thursday evenng,- dv, N ID OFJHIB BESTS. LOCL SOCIETY JUST CLOSING BUST TER. Xertrly Two Hundred Cases Coll sdered and Ffty-sx Cants Were Prosecuted Ihrtv-Seven nmals Klled Vtnng the, rear. - Tbe p )8t year has been the busest the ocal socety for the preventon ofcruel ty ;o anmals has known snce t came nto xstence. Wllam Cockcroft of Rverlde avenue, the treasurer of the socety, as taken a very actve nterest n the work, and hs efforts n behalf of tbe socety bave been untrng. Nearly 200 jases have come before tbe socety durng the fscal year endng December 1st, and prosecutons were made n about one-quarter of the cases brought to the attenton of the socety. The cases were thoroughly nvestgated before acton was taken, wth the result that spte cases whch were formerly common were, lmost unknown durng the pabtyear.... The exact number of cases nvestgated by tbe socety durng the year was 19!) Tlese cases ncluded all- manner of cruelty and neglect of anmals; < In addton tothebe cases there were hundreds f other cases whch came under tbe. bservaton of C bur lee. Sckles, the agent for the socety, where he notfed tbe owners of the anmals or those n ;harge of them, of the Deed of a change n tbe method of treatment of the anmals. Ia most of these cases Mr. Sckles tates tbat tbe nformaton and suggestons gven by hm were mmedately acted upon, these cases beng almost always due to thoughtlessness or gnorance of proper treatment. Ff ty-bx cases were prosecuted durng the year, an average of about one a week. ll but three of these cases were won by tbe socety. The suts brought by the. locety were based on overloadng and )ver-drvrg horses, workng lame and, sore horses, not stablng properly or not provdng proper beddng and shelter for horses, general neglect of anmals, transportng calves and chckens wth ther legs ted n a cruel manner, starvng anmals, breakng a cats back wth a; club, cuttng off a dogs ears, and fghtng dogs., Warnngs were gven n many cases, these warnngs beng for hgh checkng, mproper shoeng, lameness, neglect of regular feedng and waterng, allowng anmals to be ted under sheds all day wthout attenton, etc. Thrty-seven anmals were klled durng the year-by the socety. Of these anmals 23 were horses, fve were dogs, eght were cats, and one was a cow. Thrty-fve horses were suspended from work for varous causes. Two suts whch were won by the socety were appealed. One of these ap peal cases was won by tho Boeety and the other s stll pendng. sut was brought aganst Mr. Sckles, the agent for the socety, for kllng a horse, bat the jury brought n a verdct of no au3e for acton, thus justfyng the gent n what he dd. Besdes operatng n Red Bank the agent for the socety was called to many towns and vllages of the county to nvestgate cases. The townb and, vllages vsted, by hm ncluded Keyport, Matawan,- Holmdel, Keansburg,, tlantc Hghlands, Oceanc, Far Haven, Eatontown, Shrewsbury, Waysde, Seabrght, Long Branch, Ooeanport, Tnton Falls, Lttle Slver, Lncroft, Colts Neck, Freehold, Scobey vlle and Chapel Hll. Upon request from the Prnceton socety for the preventon of cruelty to anmate, Mr. Sckles spent several days n Prnceton ths year durng commencement week at Prnceton college. He receved $10 per day for hs servces whle there and he receved the thanks of the offcals of Prnceton and of tbe socety for the work he performed. CHURCH j-rjhjs SOLD. HISTORICL tfrct -T LIN- CROFT CHNGES HNDS., Chautauqua Meetng. The Buskn Chautauqua crcle met at Mss Mary CumbeKons on Broad street on Monday nght. Papers on Englsh government were read by Mra. Frances Cooke and Mre Bertha Stanger. Mrs, F. W. Patterson and Mss Margaret DrevenBtedt. read papers from Shukespearee comedy, " Wnters Tale, and two papers on " Poneers of Empre were read by Mss 8. E. Holmes and E. M. Clevelaud. J. L. Kohler revewed current even s.. j. -»~» Holday Openng "Next Saturday. Roberts* Whte of tlantc Hghlands on another puge of THE REGISTER call attenton to ther eghth annual holday openng noxt Saturday. ThB s the leadng store, at tlantc Hghlands and t s full of the newest and chocest goods for the holday season. For tho openng next Saturday a muscal entertanment has been provded. Schoolboy Baslcotballsts. bobkotball team lms boon organzed at tho Rod Bunk hgh school. Tho play ers on tho team aro Bonjumn Van Kouren, Fred Duncan, Thomas Clutjcy, Edwn Davs and Lon do la Routwlle Suts conslstngof brown pants and red and gray shrts and stockngs have boon ordered for tbo toun. -*-.-«Cbocltor Tournament. checker tournament for the clnm plonsllp of Shrowubury towhlln wl bogta at tho young raon olrlntun a«uo elaton, Hud "Bank, next Monday nght Tho tournament wll bo opon to outfldon ad well aa momburt of tlo atmoclallou. Specal oako nnlo on Saturday, EJeronv bor lnfc, at tho Junors far, Graco churol ooturoroom, dv, lte. Xcw Owner s Joseph Itaub of Germany-Body of Wllam Leeds, Bured there n 1730, Exhumed and Re-nterred at Shrewsbury. Last week Chrst Epscopal church of Shrewsbury sold ts remanng part of he church farm at Lncoft to Joseph Jaub of Germany. Mr. Raub bought be farm tor hs SOD, Bruuo Raub, who las been occupyng the farm for the pabt ear. The farm contans about 200 acres lad t les on the north sde of the road leadng from Lnoroft to the PhalaDx. The farm orgnally contaned about 500 acres. Two hundred years or so" ago t was ownpd by Wllam Leeds, one of the earlest Epscopal clergymen of ths part of merca. t hs death n 1739 ne bequeathed the farm to Chrst church at Mddletown and Chrst church at 3brew6bury, whch were then one corporate church. fterward, when tbe hurches separated and become dstnct rgamzuons, the farm was dvded, each church takng hafof the property. The Mddletown church sold ts share of the farm many years ago to the late D. D Wthers, Seventy-fve acres of the Shrewsbury churchs Bhare of the farm was sold several years ago to the Tnton water company, and tbe sale of the rest of the farm to Mr." Raub closes out all Church nterest n the property. The Shrewsbury cburch recevd $6,500 from Mr. Rub for the farm. Thf house on the place stands on ts orgnal ste and has never been remodeled or altered. It s n farly good condton, but the farm has been allowed to run down of late years. Mr. Eaub expects to make a number of mprovements 10 the property..,- When Mr. Leeds ded n 1739 hs body was bured n the cemetery plot on the farm, besdes the bodes of other relave8 of hb famly. Mr. Lfeds wag pastor of the Shrewsbury and Mddletown churches and he used to make tbe trps from bs farm to thechurches on horseback. When hs horse ded the horse, saddle and brdle, accordng to tradton, were also bured n the famly bural plot. Last Saturday the remans of Mr. Leeds were exhumed from the bural plot on tbe farm and were brought to Red Bank. The cofm n whch Mr. Leeds had been bured had completely rotted away, but the bones were sound and whole. fter beng brought to Red Bank they were held for a tme at Robert E. Mounts undertakng shop where a olofh**casfc«-was prepared for ther recepton. Yesterday mornng the remans were re-nterred.n ChrBt cburch buryng ground at Shrewsbury.- Harry Campbell and a number of the offcals of tbe church were present at the bural. There was no servce except the readng of the commttal servce of the Epscopal cburcb. It s proposed to erect a handsome monument over tbe grave. ^» m PROPOSED NEW SCHOOI.. tjtas Been Organsed by Bed Bank Socety Folks. euchre club has been formed n Red Bank, composed of the 6Opety foks of the communty. It was organzed about week,ago at Mrs, C. Walton Cannons on Rversde avenue. The frst regular meetng was held on Monday nght at Mrs. Cannons. mong those present were Mr. and Mrs. C. Walton Cannon, Mr. and Mrs, John S. pplegate, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Lous Y. Mannng, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hendrckson, Jr., Mr. nd Mrs. Robert G. Macdonald, Mr. and Jrs. Wllam Morrow, Mr. and Mrs. Sdward S. llare, Mr. and Mrs. James Jpoper, Jr, Mr. and Mrs. George Hance Patterson. Mr. and Mrs. George M. Sandt, Mr. and Mrs. W.. Hoppug, Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Cornwell, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brasch, Mr. and Mrs. J.. Mayers, Mr. and Mrs. E 0. Morrs, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert w. Hll, John H. Mount, Mss Jula Hance, Mss Florence Waterman, Mrs. Katharne Hll, Dr. Frank Mannng and George llen...:.- The przes were won by Mrs. Cornwell,.Irs. Morrs, Mr. Hll and Mr. Maclonald. LIGHT CONTRCT MDE. Electrc Lght compmy to Lght Townshp Streets Fve tears. The board of townshp commttee of Ihrewsbury townshp has made a fverear contract wth the Red Bank elec- ;rc lght company to lght the streets )f the townshp for a term of fve years. The lghts wll be ncandescent lampb of J2 candle-power and the townshp wll pay $20 p?r year per lght, Opposton tvas made to the erecton of poles and the strngng of wres on the Rumson road and on Sycamore avenue at Shrewsbury, and a protest was fled, sgned by the owners of about one-half of the property )f the townshp, protestng agaust the ;rantng of a fve-year contract for lghts. Jbe townshp commttee excluded the Rum son road and Sycamore avenue from the operaton of the contract and the opposton to the contract was then wthdrawn. The contract s practcally the sameas that whclwred Bank has wth ;he electrc lght company. Eatontown Man Spend, 880,000 ext Year. The commttee apponted by the Eatontown townshp board of edncaton to get estmates of the cost of buldng a new school at Eatontown and to secure optons on avalable lots made ts report at a meetng of the board lust Wednesday nght. The commttee estmated the coat of a two-story brck buldng 00x70 feet, at $18,500. The comttee also reported that two lots sutable for the school buldng had been offered for eale by tbe owners. One lot s on the orner of Broad street, opposte lber Dennss place, and the other s next to C. D. Purroys summer resdence and s owned by M. R. VanKeuren. It s gen erally beleved that the latter lot wll be bought by the board, Ths lot s 800 feet square and Mr. YanKeuren wll sel t for $750. The board took no debnt acton at tbe meetng and another meetng wll be held tonght. FINED 820. Peter Bove Shot a Squrrel Before the Law Was Up. Peter Bove of Long Branch was ar rested on Saturday by Game Warden Joseph Bray of Red Bank on a chargo of breakng the game,laws. The day before the gunnng law was up Boveslota gray squrrel at the Phalanx, Several persons Haw Bove shoot the Bqurrel and they told Mr. Bray. For soruo tme the mans whereabouts could not be dscovered bu lately Mr. Bray learned that he lved a Long Branch and ho went tboro on Saturday and arrested hm. Bovo had a hearng beforo Juetcc James II. Soklos on Saturday of tornoon, Ho admtted shootng tlo squrrel tho day bof oro tho law waa up aud Justco Soklet lned hm $20 *» Now Rural Moll Route, now rural f rco delvery route wll be Hturted from Eatontown February 1st, Tho route wll oovor a run of 24 mlot and wll run through Entontown, Tntor Falln, Pno Brook and Wayslco. Ec anmatons for tho poston of carro wll bo held on January 5th,. Unon Thanksgvng Servce unon Thanksgvng servce wll b( held at tho Flrut Methodc church to b ut c mornng, begnnng at 10:!)( Tlo sermon wll bo proaohe II Th t f morrow oclock, Tlo sermon wll bo proao by Itov, B. II. Thonpnon, pastor of Presbyteran olurol. t Roller nlcutch utrcot. dv. at Guyonu, 02 Droa NEW EUCHRE CLUB. BSKETBLL. The Chrstan ssocaton Team De. feated. The young mens Chrstan assocaton basketball team was defeated on ts own court last Saturday nght by the Wde wakes of Lttle Slver. Tbe score was 4 to 24.. The assocaton team was ahead at the endng of the frst half but n the second half the Lttle Slver boys played wth more vm a\d won out. The players on the local team were Jceph Kennedy, Robert Kennedy, HaroldSckles and Leon de la Reusslle. On the Lttle Slver team were Kenaeth Parker leorge Whte, G. Parker, George Worthley and Hal Parker. On Frday nght the assocaton team wll play at home wth a Montclar team. Yesterday afternoon Wllam WkofFs team defeated Jesse Sabaths ll Stars by a score of 6 to 2. Burglars rrested. Two men were arrested at Red Bank ths mornng on a charge of breakng n John R. llares store at Farmngdale last nght and stealng jewelry and clothng to the value of $50 Ths mornng Mr. llare notfed Chef of Polce Lews that the theves were on ther way to Red Bank on a freght car. t noon the men were. arrested by Mr. Lews and Detectve J. B. Rue. They had ther booty wth them. Methodst Home. movement s on foot to buld a home for the aged and nfrm of the Methodst Epscopal denomnaton n Monmoutb county. The Methodst churches n the county are,, appontng commttees to devse plans for the home. Monmouth county Methodst woman has bpqueathed her properly, valued s $16,000, ns*a nuoleus wth whch to star tbe fund. ;V_:,\. r. r.-). James W. llare Dead. James W. llare, a former resden of Eatontown, ded last Frday at h homo at Cambrdce, Maryland. He wa 71 years old. The body was sent t< Shrewsbury on Monday, where the funeral wab hold at Chrst church. The body was bured n the church buryng ground. *» Troopers to Shoot for a Turkey. The Red Bank cavalry troop wll hold a shoot for a turkey on the ranges n Mddlotown townshp tomorrow mornng from ten to twelve oclock. The range! wll bo 200,800 and 600 yards and the ex ports wll gve the marksmen a haudcat of fve ponts on all the ranges. Rummage Sale Clears $00. The recent rummage salo held for tl Tjeneflt of the publc lbrary netted abou $80. The san was held n tho Doromu buwng on Front street, formerly o cupcd by Roth & Co. Tho money wl be usod to buy now books for tho lbrar New Houso Wllam E, Woolloy of Motoanvlle ha bought tho Joseph ErrloWson lot o tlanto avonuo at Mutawan and w buld a now house on t, G. W. Park wll bo tho bulder. Post )ard of ElBnor8 faoury flro,6o. oaoh at Josop! Sales dry goods 8tdro.- J,dd>. REE LYCEUM. MLL CHILDREN GIVEN TRET BY FRED FRICK. Thousand Youngsters Throng the, Theater to See Movng Pleturea The Propretors Pcture LustllU Cheered-Conng ttractons. The chldren of Red Bank had a great me Saturdny afternow.! Fred Frck, he propretor of Frcks Jyceum, had ffered free admsson to all chldren n he town ad surroundng vllages who vere under twelve years.of age to a how of movng pctures. Chldren of ll sztb and condtons went to tbe show nd upwards of a thousand of them got ree admsson! There was no attempt n the part of the door tenders to be lscrmnatng as to tbe ages of the chlren, and youdgunes of ffteen to eghteen ears old got the "glad hand" and a ree admsson juatas cheerfully as the ttle kds sx or eghtyears old. In a ew nstances the chldren were accotn* aned by ther mothers or other grown«ps, but for the most part they were uattended. The pctures were of a character to be ttractve to chldren, There was lots >f acton n most of the pctures. In everal of tbe seres of pctures the cbllren were probaby not able to follow he plot, but they could see the rough nd tumble encounters, the mshaps,nd the fnal trumph of the hero or tbe lerone. They shouted, yelled and heered by turns, and they had a mghtf ;ood tme. The older folks present ound a great deal of enjoyment - n watchng the enthusasm of the youngters. There were a number of llustrated ongs sung by Wllam Cochran, and at he concluson of eacl song the words of he chorus would be thrown on the creen and the chorus would be repeated, Che chldren joned n the oboruses rght ustly, and the lyceum rang wth the musc of ther chldsh voces. bout tbe mddle of the entertanraent, and at an unexpected tme, Mr. Frcks poture was thrown 6n the screen. There was tumult when ths pcture was> hown. The chldren, recognzng n he pcture on the screen the founder f the feast," as t were, cheered and pplauded, and whenever tbe nose, howed sgns of subsdence t was renewed wth ncreased vgor. Ths was kept up after the pcture had been wthdrawn and t dd not entrely subsde untl a new seres of pctures was begun to be shown. Last Frday nght " The Queen of the Hghbnders".was gven at the lyceum,. In one of the scenes the entre stage was to have boen,converted nto a tank to represent the East rver, and nto whch a number of salord were to plunge to rescue the herone. The tank was not used, the manager of the show statng that at the two prevous nghts tbe water had been so cold that two of the actors had receved very severe colds by plungng nto t. The manager was afrad ther colds would be made worse f they got another wettng and the part wab performed wth a dry tank. The play was full of acton and there was a good deal of applause. Lst nght the play of "The Chor; Snger" was gven. The audence was comparatvely small but the play was a good one and the actng was excellent. On Frday nght of ths week the romantc opera, "The Student Kng," wll be presented by a company of 85 persons, ncludng a specal orchestra, Mr. Frck Bays ths wll be the fnest producton he has brought to Red Bank snce the lyceum was opened. The play has had a very successful season n the bg ctes, and the actors, costumes and scenery are the same as those wth whch he play was produced when t was gven there. Next Tupsday nght the Southern :omedy of " Romance of Coon Holow " wll be gven. Some very fne electrcal nnd mechancal effects are promsed n ths pece by the company whch produces t. It was expected to gve;a movng pcture Bhow on Thanksgvng afternoon and nght, butj,hs has been cancelled,; and no movng pcture show wll be gven ths week at the lyceum. HELPING THE NEEDY. Contrbutons of Frut, Vegetables,, Etc., n the Publc Schools. The usual Thanksgvng collecton of gr6ceres, etc., was taken up n the publo schools of Red Bank ths week. The collecton ncluded 118 oans of frut and jolles, 53 cans of vegetables, 28 canb of condensed mlk, 110 packuges of coreala, eght baskets of apples, twenty baskets of potatoes, one basket of pears and somo money. Tho contrbutons were dvdod equally between the Long Branch hosptal and tho Kngs Daughters of Red Bunk. Bowlng Match Tomorrow Nght. three-team bowlng match wll take place nt Kellys mercan hotel tomorrow nght- Tho teamb wll consst of John Hoffmro and Wllam Johnston, Wllam ntondosand J. pplegate, and Harry Worthloy and Wllam Kelly. Rnfllca for turkeys wll lake place at tho hotel tonght. *, -,. Two Bg Hogo. Joseph Green of Hllsde klled two hoga last week whch weghed 1,008 rounds. John, CahH of Locust Pont klled sx hogs on Monday.» > m " - Dont Forget. You promsed to buy hor a sot of furl from WOIDB. dv.

10 . -NNOUNCE THE! Eghth Holday Openng -ON- STURDY, DECEMBER 1st. We nvte you, to nspect our Choce Collecton of Goods, whch s the largest we have ever shown. -.:-. >,. JRED.;»NK, FRED-FRICK, - - / ">/. - PROPRIETOR FRIDY NIGHT, NOVEMBER 30th. Musc by Regnald De kbven;... ;. Words by Frederck Rankn atd Stanslaus Stangfe. HENRY W. SVGE OFFERS THE LTEST ROMNTIC QPER SUCCESS, store Brm Full of the markets newest and chocest ; Goods for the Holday Season. e. : Early buyng and careful selecton of splendd assortments, together wth the convenent and classfed arrangements of stocks artstcally dsplayed n our spacous store, makes Chrstmas Shoppng a delghtful pleasure for you. n early selecton of Goods, before stocks become depleted, wll amply repay you for any loss of tme; however, though you may have noshop-. ; png to do, come to our store on Saturday, December 1st.. For your entertanment we have engaged the servces of M r. Walter B. Shermer, Pano, and Mr. John M. West, voln, who wll entertan you afternoon and evenng... \... Begnnng Saturday, December 15th; we wll have DILY CONCERTS, afternoons, 2 to 5 p. M., Evenngs, 7 to 9 p. M., by. Mr. Shermer and Mr. West. Come and brng the chldren wth you and enjoy a day at SNT CLUSES HEDQURTERS. ROBERTS & WHITE, Frst venue, tlantc Hghlands, N. J. I MONG OUR NEIGHBORS. HPPENINGS IN THE VILLGES ROUNDBOUT RED BNK. OCENPOET HEWS. The Methodst Domne on a Gtunng Trp. Rev. W. E, Blaeltstou, pastor of the Methodst cburch, s on a gunnng trp n Ocean townshp. Rev, M.L. Ferrs of Long Branch conducted the servces n the clurch on Sunday. t nght Rversde councl, Junor mercan Mechancs, attended tbe church n a body and Mr. Ferrs preached a very strong Thanksgvng sermon. bout 85 mem-, bers of the lodge were pretent. Benjamn Smth\s employed at New York BB a solctng, agent for tbe New. York vlercanmvd Jonnml. rthur Lppncott, uon of Edward Lppucott,-s employed n the telegraph offce of the Lttle Slver ralroad ntton. Mr. and Mrs, Edwrd Roawell have returned from a months vst at Long Branch. Mm, nne Ward nnd Mrs. Samuel Smock spent Frday at Now York. Mss Kate Borden spent Sunday wth Mss tola BurroweBof Elberon, formerly of ths place. The lades ad socety of the Methodst church wll hold a bazar n ther buldng on Man street on Wednpfduy, ThurRdaynnc Frday of next week. Mrs, L, -M. Vannglen and Mrn. Douglass Rddle went to nbury Purk on Monday to buy artcles for the bazar, Mrs, Hnrtshorne Cook, who recently Spraned her ankle, s recoverng. HOLMDEL NEWS. Danel fflu Hurt Whle Playng Football Last Wcvlt. Danel Ely waa playng football last week when ho stepped n, a lolo nnd spraned bs leg. te ja hd up as a result of tho ncodcnt Holmes s con fned to the houne wth sckness, largo number of Holmdel pooplo attended a bnear at Marlboro last Wednesday and Thursday nghts. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hanco Bpont (Frday wth frends at Itod.Banlc, Mra. Goor«o Sutphen entortnned lor tutor from Koyport last Frday. BUrprBfl p»rty was tendered to Mrs. JutDO VanDrunt last Wednesday nght. bout 28 persons wore present, The evenng was onjoyaby spent n feastng and playng garaoe. Mw Norrnn Thorne wll «lro a party; tonght. Ml** Jenne Conovor fe spendng tho stater wllb Mrs, JCer of Brooklyn, SILVER NEWS. fro/. Wnfleld S. Robnson Buys Property., Wnfleld S, Robnson lsa bought the Dr. Thomas property. It ncludes the house he now occupes and the double house n the rgar of Howlands store occuped by E. C. Breckenrdge, Last sprng John Skdmore bought a horse from Isaac Carhart and last week Mr. Carhart bought the horse hack agan. Sr. SUdmore baa bought another horse from Harry Edvrads and John Lane bought one from Mr. Skdmore. Dense Leffereon s sufferng from an attack of rheumatsm. Mr. Lefferson has bought a gray horse to replace one of hs team whch "ded a short tme ago..«? cottage prayer meetng was held at Thomas Lakes on Frday nght. Next Frday nght a praver meetng wll be held at Wllam H. Carharta and, tmiddletown VILLGE wll be n charge of Mss Carre Perkns. Slver councl attended servce at the Methodst church on Sunday nght and a very able sermon was preached by Rev. R. T, Leary, the pastor. Twentythree Mechancs turned out. Charles Conk, who IB on the Unted StateB steamshp, Rhode Island, now Btatoned at Boston, s on a few days vst wth hs parents here. Mr. and Mrs. Wllam Wagner, who havo been occupyng the Lews Smth house, moved to Senbrlght yesterday;; Mss Ella Curts hoe resgned as aspfotant olork n the pobtofllce 1 and Mss Elslclford has talcon her plac6. Tho flro company wll hold a specal meetng next Frlduy nght In tho lodge room., John H. Lano. vsted frenda In Now York on Sunday,. m <», LIN0ROFT NEWS. Bhtphcrd Dbg Posoned by Eatng, Halt Set for latt, shepherd dog owned by Mro, Luoy Douglnsn ded Inst Frday. Mro. Douglutfus house hns boen nfosttfd. wth ratb and last Wednesday Mrs, Douglam Bcattered around the llouso peces of meat dosod wth atryohnlno n hopes that tho rats would eat them. It s Bupposed thnt the dog ate some of tbe meat, Henry Langoudorf lno had n now roof put on hs house, on the Bod Dank road. Mru, LmbolluSmbom spent pnrt of last week wth her sletcr, Mre, Wllam Morrs I!?! x X. V I I of Belrnar. Mr. andtmrs. ustn Hurley of Farmngdale were recent guests of Mrs. Sanborn., Mss Emma Thompson was called to Tennert last Frday by the death of her cousn, Mrn. Martha Jewell. >. Mrs. Joseph Tomlnson and Mrs. Joseph Thompson and her daughter, Mss Besse Thompson, spent last Thursday at New York. Mra. Wllam H. Thompson s sufferng wth a severe cold.,-, Mrs. Mary E. Taylor was called to Yonkers last week by the Berous sckness of her sster-n-law. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Oonover, Mrs,. L. Conover and Mss Emma Conover attended tho oratoro at tho Frst Methodst church at Red Bank last Frday nght. Mrs. Wllam. Wallng of the Phalanx returned home yesterday from a vst to her daughter, Mre. Danel Shutts, Jr., of sbury Pnrk. 1 John Mausserpf the Phalanx has put up a new fence n front of hs property. L, S. Thompson,-owner of Brqokdale farm, returned home last Thursday from a gunnng trp n the WeHt. He expected to get Iome BOpner but wan delayed by a severe snow storm, NEWS. The Junor Mechancs ttcul the Reformed Church. The Junor mercan Mechancs attended servce at the Reformed church on Sunday nght. The sermon vgas preached by Rev. Horace R. Goodchld ard prnyer was offered by Rev. J. C, Forbes, Durng the servce a solo was sung by Mrs. Frank Osborc. unon Thanksgvng servce wll be held n tbe Reformed cburch tomorrow mornng. The sermon wll be preached by Mr. Forbes.. f. * Porter Reed, a former resdent of ths place, ded on Sunday (t hs.home at Freneau. Ho wao about 48 years old and ha death was duo to consumpton, He leaves a famly. Mr. and Mrs, John H. pplcgato, who have been stoppng at 1 the Vllage nn anco Lnbor day, returned to tholr homo n Now Yorkt>n Monday; Monarch cbalnlcos boyolo,owncd by Mt-H dele Conover, was stolen from the front porch of< ler homo last Frday nght....:. Mr. ard Mre. Jaooh Ddkoneon,lay«boen entertanng frends from Lakewood. Hnrry Roberto, wlo lne ohargoof the newe stund at tho New Yotk pud of th( Brooklyn brdge; spont Sunday wth hs mnt, MCH. Charles Dennlngor. > fter thoenlortnlnnoht for the benoflt of tho eohool lbrary laafc nght those who took part nnd a fow frlondo enjoyed a Bupper at MIM Maro Qonorora..". MISS FLVI RCRO, ", the noted soprano snger, late of. the Metropoltan Opera Company of New York Cty, who takes the part of Lady nne, a Tyrolean NobleWoman. y, The. company s comprsed of,85 persons, ncludng ther own orchestra of elevenpeces. Ths s the largest and most v elaborate producton ever gven n atown the sze of Red Bank/.,... :.,,.. PRICES: 5Q Centfe, 75 Cents, #1.00 avd $.5O.; 1,,.. Seats rov/on sale at Mjntons Drag Store.. -. T U E S D Y, D E C E M B E R 4 t h, wll be gven the brllant Southern Comedy, " ROMNCE OF COON HOLI-bW." "The best Southern play ever wrtten." New York Herald.,-,-,..... Produced wth complete new scenery by Max Platzer, the famous cademy of Musc artst. Wonderful Electrcal and Mechancal Effects. The Coon Hollow. SerenadeYs, a feature wth the orgnal producton at the Fourteenth Street Theater, New York Cty.".(The Thrllng; Burglary Tableau. (The Plantaton Revels. SEE- The Dynamte Scene n Coon Hollow. SEE < The Strrng Tragedyat thecotton. (The Flght from Home.., -,. Press.,.;., sr. POPULR PRICES: 25 cents, 50 cents, T5 cents and #1.00., FRIDY, DECEMBER 7th, v/ll be gven - "THE MTCHMKER, 1 FIR HVEN NEWS. n Entertanment Postponed on ccount of SlchncHH. The Junor Chrstan Endeavor socety was to have,bold nn entertanment n Mopmouth hall on Monday nght, but ft had to bo postponed on nccount of sckness of Else MoQoe, who was to have taken ono of tho prncpal parts. Mr. anl Mra. John Lnffuncr loft yesterday for Nassau 1, West Indes, whorothey wll spend tlo wlntor.. Mr. nld Mrc. Ralph Smth of Chcago re vstng.mr.- and Mrs. Thomas Wnlters. :. Inlpl Mulford of Now York spent Sunday wth hs parenta hero. Wth t>n. SULLY, the Great Irsh Comedan, n the leadng role. Frunl Urbort, nn actor, who nmkcs s. homo hero, returned Sunday for a few dayj root from hs thcotronl labors. bo Bonnottnnd rthur Smth have ;ono to. Bdrnegat oh a gunlg trp;, " Tho now boll for tho Mcthodot-cburOh s oxppotcd to arrve n a tew daya. Oharles. Donnla qf Far Haven, who ooontly underwent a purglcal operaton at the Long Branch hosptal, returned-home loat week. TI»D school closes today fol tbothankbpvnp hdlduy. Bxercws ofa tmely character wee held ths afternoon,. Tho Junor Mechancs to the number of 25attendcd servce at tho Methodst blnroh on Sundny ulglt,..., Mr. and Mrs. Jospph F. Thompson left yesterday forcornwall, N. Yv, where they wll spand Thanke;vng wth Mr. Thompsons brother. > Hppy Handy has,convertedtho bbrn on.the.lot whch ho recently bougwt of Rev. Jacob,.Leupplo nto a house and wll movojn It ths w^eck, Koanaburjj News., : >, MlsaCarrlo Brohnder of Woatohceter spent Surduy wth her mother, Mra.: John Broundor. - " Mlftp Nelu> Tlton of N)w York waa asundav Ruest of Mrt. Danel Tllon, The Kennsburg. Bonfen CQmpnny s stll mprovng! tbclr property In the way of layng out roadb/gradlpff, eto, Borne ] Of tho otownqreare settng out hodcog and makng preparatons for buldng durng tho wnter... Cbarles Graves has accepted.a poston wth the. Central ralroad company at Jeray Cty Kdward Watt, who Is employed by. RchUrd parr at Freehold, spent Sunday hero., -,.,, Mr. and Mrs. lbert ubaok and dnurhtt Murel Bpent Frday wth Mrs Sudo Hatch,..".:». Msa Mndelelnb Compton, who, n te-nohng.eohonl atengldhtown, spent Baturday and 8nndny,wlth her mother, Urs. lnno Oomptor...[ Mss ftlcklca of Navofnl: and Mss Sopha Wnlllnjj; bf tlantc HlRhlanda. spent SundnywthMrs. Smon Truax. Wtlltm B. Wlls has moved Into hs nowhoufe. The IIOUBO was bult by J..,Wlson.,,... :, Mes, Grace Cunnngham s valtlnger bmthprnt Now York. OhurloflOnrr s Improvng tho pnoporty le rccontly bought near tho boooh,

11 »4<» Gfcods Wll Be #61d M the Old Prces n spte of the Bg dvance n Prces o/ ;;V:.J./.;;;;, ; ; ;, :.V ;.;,; M a t e r a l s a n d S c a r c t y o f G o o d s. ".;. v-.; : ; ;;. ;-,;;. ^ VLO advance n prces of Goods at Davdsons Qualty Clothng Store ths season, n spte of the bg" advance n prces of clothng at wholesale and. n spte of the scarcty of.goods. Last wnter Mr/.Davdson foresaw; the comng advancen prces and he bought very large stocks three or four montls n, advance of the usual tme of buyng. lthough the prces of wool and cotton has advancedj and although the supply of Goods s short and wholesale prces are hgh, Davdson s prepared td sell the same relable qualtes of Goods as heretofore at the old fgures. Throughput all lnes of Goods n the store the same polcy 6 sellng at the old prces wll be followed., There has been no cheapenng of Qualty n order to hold prces at last years fgures. More cotton cpuld be put n goods an(^ less wool, nferor lnngs and trmmngs could be used, and n varous ways a garment could be cheapened n the makng whch wpuld not be apparent when the garment was sold, but whch would be quckly apparent when the garment was worn a lttlec whle. But nothng of ths sort 1 has been done wth^ the Goods at Davdsons. It was the wllngness and^the ablty to buy bg stocky of Goods far n advance of the usual tme of buyng whch enables ths store to sell at the oldfgures, and not skmpng garments n. the makng or usng nferor mater^ Besdes the advance n the prces of clothng, shrts, underwear, and all cass^s^f>wearabes, t s hard tp get Godds at any prce f you want good goods. The mlls cannot supply the demand of the manufacturers and thus goods are scarce as well as hgh n prce. / Iu ths stuaton the condton of the clothng man who bought lberally early n the buyng season s^ fortunate. Equally fortunate are the persons who deal at such a store. They get goods at fgures a good deal below the actual value of the goods; they get goods equal to the hghest qualtes ever soldat those prces; and wth the bg stock Davdson has on hand/they get a larger assortment to cljopse from than other stores present, and even bgger than s usually offered at Davdsons. 7M^ are fxed by the manufacturer a year ahead. t present the factores are runnng on next seasons wear., Only by buyng months n advance of the season can a clothng merchant be sure of havngthe.goods when he needs them, and ths year, n order to get the rght Goods for ths wnters wear, n the rght styles, at the rght prces, orders had to be placed further ahead than usual. t Davdsons Qualty Clothng Store the styles are always rght; the Goods are always rght; and the prces are. always rght. *+»* Its a lttle early to talk,chrstmas Goods, but the buyer of Chrstmas Goods, lke the buyer of clothng and mens fxngs, s, doubly fortunate f he buys at Davdsons and buys early. He gets a bg assortment to choose from and he gets the goods at the rght prce. Some of Davdsons Chrstmas Goods are now beng shown. ll of them wll be on sale before another week rolls around.,/,... The Qualty Store, Red Bank. OCENIC NEWS. Part Graduate* Form fn lumn tmoctatlop.... Fourtoon past graduates of tbo publc Bobool met at the sohoolhouso on Frday nght and organzed, an alumn UBBOOIUton, wth the followng ofllcora :. rroallopt Wllam Hlntfllmnhh. Vlcn prcsldont Joln Mllvlllll,,. <, Boorolary MnBoMtoKuu., TrOMuror ICImor lcaronll., commttee. to draft by-la we was nppontod, conalatlng of MIHF) Emlllo Lgor,.MlBB Roto YunNcflt and Mlus Eva Bogle. To aeflobltlon wll nopb agan on Deoumbor 5th, when by-lawa wll bo adopted and othor busness tfansaotcd. v BUppor <or ^ho beneft of the^rcab.ytoran Bunddy-eohool. Chrstmas fund wns,beld In th«lyooum lant Thursday nght. Tho prdooedfl -woro $100 and tbp not rooolpte; amountod to $ puolro and dance for the boncflt of tho Rumon fro company wll bo hold tonght n the truouhouao. Mrs. Eleanor Ttus s spendng thn week wth her nephew; Sauuul Pordun of Brooklyn.,, > Ilarold Brll, nnn of rthur Brll, who baa buen < tlto Hok wth acutb lndgohtlon, hao reoovorod., Tho publc Bchool cloned today for tho M88 Loto ptrllcr, ueabtaut postmlatress; who ban boon away on her vacaton, most of whch abo spent n,brbol(- lyrf, roturnml honolnbt Thursday.. mornng,. Tbo Boholara nvulo a llbnral donaton of gooda for tho Long Branch hosptal. Tho school wll ro-open next Wednpsclay,.., Wllam Brll, who s owployod n Now "tforlt, sprnt part Of lnnt woelc wth \\m pnrortb, Mr, and Mra. John 0. Brll. gamo of football!b aohctlled thn r/tornoon at ths placo between tbo Oconnp tom and tho OhelBeaa of Long Branoh. TIIOIIIMB Mullgan n enptun of ThanlBclvng Vaonton,. Exorofeea of on tho local team. < approprlltd oharaotcr woro hold thn Snmuol Orooka of Now York hav ; awnrded tho contract for ha now house to Woolloy & BurcleU of Long Branch. Tho IIOUHO wll cost nearly $10,000. Clarence Longstroet,who for the pabt px months has peen employed as clerk n JamoB.Enrlghts atoro, has gono to Now York,, where ho expects to go to wdrk n a f«w days- Hfl satok Mss my Longetrdet, who was untl recently omployod n a Rod Bank stord, a now n olork n tho Sogol-Coopor storo n Now York 1.. Wllam Uruooa rebuldng Dr. Henry E, Owons pohoubq., unon Thunlngvlng orvco wll bo hold n tho Proabytoran churoh tomorrow mornng. Tho oorvco Wll bogln at oloven oclock and Rev. 8. W, wlltpreach tho sermon., Dewtt Soott sre-shoglng tho root of hs h«ubo. ^ ^., EVERETT_ jmwb. John M*. Sttlwcll Verv SMc md Kot lxpected to Recover. John P. Stlwell s vory sok an4 s not expocted to lvo Ho Is 88 yeats old and has always lved at Everett. Mes Kato YanOlcaf has boon vstng,nowyork. her oounlu, Mrs., Holmes Ely of Bradovolt..MIBB Ella VanCloaf and Mss l r an»io ntonldcs upont last. Thursday w]tlmw. Ely. V > horso owned by jjohn Mors was, taken sck last week. Tho anmal was n msery and as thero was no hope of ts recovery t was klllod by a blow on the hoad wth an axe. Thanksgvng ontortanment s bong hold n tho publc school tlls afternoon. James B. and Holmes Costollo, sons of John Costollo, wero unablo to attend school last week on account of eovere colds. Frank Fentoa spout lost, Frday nt Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jonos of Lonjj Branoh woro recent guoots of John P. Sohonck.. «;.< Mss Oarro ntondoa spent lost week wth frends at Rod Bank.

12 THE RED BNK REGISTER JOHN H. COOK. Edtor and Propretor, «EO.. 1,ONGSTHKBT, salstant Edtor. Jackson of Bank street, and Cbarlrs WEDNESDY. NOVEMBER 28, Dlone Qf Long Bancb wll be marred publc sgvool was gven n Temperance at S.. Jamess church tonght at sx] ball _ at that place last nght. mong TOWN TLK. " _ oclock. Tbe c.;remony wll be,g(p bosc who took part were eght former formed by Rev. Josph. Lnanj^ ftupls of tbe school. Tbey were MISSPS (Contnued from page 4.) Mss nne Jnckson wll bn brfesmauftmne Cey, Mare Conover, nne The fremen of Red Bank showed the Btuff they are made of at the fre whch occurred n Esners clothng factory on Monday mornng. lthough the fre bad ganed great head* ay before -t» as dscovered, tle fremen had the blaze under control wthn ffteen mnutes of v : ther arrval. Much of ther work was yery dangerous n ts character, but t was performed promptly and courageously.. #,» The clothng factory of Mr. Espers COUNCILMEN UNDER RREST. fc the towns greatest slnyle ndustry. It gave employment to a large number of Charged Wth Inkng Fsh from persons, most of»hom depend on ther 1oundn Illegally, work there for ther lvelhood. The Wesley Oborneand braham Bmbley, loss wll approxmate $60,000. The fre lounclmen at Seanngnt, were arrested loss B covered by nsurance, but theresterday on. a charge of takng fsh loss, outsde of the drect loss by fre, rora pounds, n volaton of the Reed wll be Very ureat. Some of the orders cr. The law on the suhject says that t may have to be tlled elsewhere. There s a msdemeanor to" take flh from a wll be loss of occupaton and loss of pound n the tlantc.ocean wthout wagea by the employees and loss to Mr. frst securng permsson from the owner Esner through the stoppage of work at f tbe pound, The men, t s alleged, the factory and through the dsorganzaton whch necesbrly follows such a Cook & Co., John Hennessey and Stewart ook fsb from the pounds of John W. fre. It seemsspecalty unfortunate that Cook a few days ago. Oshorne and the fre should occur just at the Chrst obley were treld n $200 bal each for mas season, when most people are hearng.." anxous to have steady employment n m o ~ order 10 make the most of the holday season. The Chrstmas holday season wll begn next week. The ndcatons are that the present season wll be the largest and most proftable the town of Red Bank and the county of Monmouh IIBS ever seen. The present year has been a very prosperous season for the farmers hereabouts and people generally have money to spend. * * In ths connecton I would call the attenton of merchants to the desrablty of sendng ther holday announcements to THE REGISTER W early n the week aa possble. THE REGISTER a anxous that every advertser shall g^t the bst servce possble, but better servce can be gven f the advertsements are r< cevtd early than f they are handed n only a short tme before tbe paper goes to press. Last year durng the holday season a number of advertsers were dsapponted n not gettng thtr ndvertsements n THE REGISTER because they ware receved ao late that t was mpossble to prnt them wthout delayng the publcaton of tbe paper. -.» * w possble customer?. The p*p*r s carred nto almost every home wthn tradng dstance of Red Bank. It gves re- Bult8 to advertsers, and ths accounts for thelberal patronnge t receves. THE REGISTER wants to do ts utmost for ts advertsers and t asks ther co-operaton n gettng ther advertsements to 1 the offce as early as possble durng the comng holday season, n order that there may, be no dsappontments, THNKSGIVING VCTION. Schools Close Toutf/ht mll Open Next Wednesday. ll the schools of the counly close tonght for the Thanksgvng vacaton and they wll not open agan.untl next Wednesday. The teachers nsttute of Monnouth and Ocean countes wll be beld at Ocean Grove next Mouday and Tuesday, and all tbe teachers of these countes wll be n attendance there. Exercses lre held n all schools ths afternoon n antcpaton of Thanksgvng. Tbe cxernseb nclude rectatons, sngng, etc The program at the Rd Bank hgh school was as follows : Chorus-" The Old Flag Never Touched the Ground." Rectaton "ThnntsclvlDK.Tovg," Beulh ManDlng 7th Grade Bong-" now Mr. Gobble Ctamtcrd lb rune.".. Four Grls from Ctu Grade My Thanksgvng "-n orgnal Ktorv Ethel Braudon-lOth Grado Orchestra selecton " YosemN " Essay " Orfaln und Development o[ Thanksglv. lnu "-Wrtten by Muy Tlrocktnorton tnd read bj lce Ry.non-lulu Grade Vocal folo T Ferry Now; John " Doohv Slllwell 18th Grade Rectaton-"Rastuss Thatksolvlnu" Kthol-WucR-8lh Grado! Oraton V Memores". Jerome Mttcso 12tl Grade "ltecltatlon-"th(!old Farraern Tlmnlsglvln?",., MubelTruex-l2lb Grade Bone "nchored" OhonB "merca" Orchestra selecton " Rococo " SenorCIUBS. Comng Sales. Noxt Monday J. H. Bennett wll sell ftt hs home at Everett hs horses, cows, wanona, farm machnery, etc, and also lot of potatoes, hay, and othur produce. Frank C. Dubos wll have a publc aale of hs lve stock, farm mplements hay, corn, etc, next Tuesday, at hs farm on tho road lendng f 1 om Everett to Holmdel. Noxt Wednesday Loue Dubos wll sel Ila form etoolr, farm machnery, and household goods. Tho unto wll tnko placeat hs fnrmon tho road from Holm del to Colts Neck. 1 Jacob C, ShuttB wll ba tho auctoneer ftt all theso sales, full lst of tho fcooda to bo sold at ouch aalo wll bo found In tho REGISTERS advertsng columns. nnversary Colobratlona. Mr, and Mrs, James Holmes Wnllng of Motawan receved a eurprso vst on Saturday nght, Novombor 17th,- n celebraton of tbor eghteenth weddng an nlversnry. Tboy receved a number ol glfr», among whch wore a teapot, coffoo pot and a slver meat fork. Mrs. E. pplegnto of Long Branch entertaned a number of frends and relatves at a brthday party on Monday 0t last week, WEDDING TONIGHT. Mss Jula Jackson to Marry Charles Dlone. Mss Jula Jacbpon, daughter of lnnzo and ThoaasFlannagan of Brooklyn wll be groomsman. The brde wll wear a blue slk drw, trmmed wth whte lace,,nd a hat to mutch. The brdesmad wll be dressed n stray crepe de chne. Followng the ceremony a recepton wll be beld at the brdes home. Mr. ard Mrs. Dlone wll then leave for a short weddng trp. Tbey wll begn houfeeepng at Long Branch,, where Mr, Dlone s employed us a panter. jr..jtt.ffm «^* *» The wornfedf $e Bapst church wll hold^athrstmas bale of fancy artcles, aprons, etc, on Thutsday and Frday ternoons and nghts of next ween. uraonss orchestra wllbe present on hursday nght.. lu connecton- wth tbe communon at the Pretsbytean church next Sunday mornng Rev. 8. H. Thompson wll reach or " Chrst all n all." t nght s sutject wll be " Slppery places." supper was held n tne charmof the reubyteran church last Thursday under the auspces of the mprovement socety. bout $125 was cleared. The money wll e uaed for general church purposes. Rev. B. G. Taylor of Brooklyn hab been spendng several days wlh Isaac Carart of Brarjch avenue. On Sunday he reached at Zon church, Red Bank, to a large congregaton. *: Rev. Mr. Fox, who s at the head of a mbsonnry movement among the poor of New York, gave a story of hs work, at the Fust Methodst church on Sunday mornng. The Indes ad socety of the Reformed church gave a clam chowder supper n the church last nght. The affar was well attended and $25 was cleared. far and sale of fancy aatcles wll The crculaton of THE REGISTER has WJJKE ME.now rsen to per week. It s not be held n tbe lecture room of the Baptst church on Frday and Saturday af- contractor, 19 Broaa street, Red Bank, N. J. and Ill wre for you. -FredE. Brovyer; electrcal surprsng that busness men fnd t proftable to advertse n a paper whch ernoons and nghts of next week. goes nto 3,800 norm s everv week, and Rev. W. B, Matteeon wllpreach at whch tbuh gves them 3,800 famles as ;he Baptst church next Sunday mornng on the subject of "Our Natonal Perl8> " Prest Transferred. ; Father Qunn, who had been prest at tlantc Hghlands snce last June, was transferred by Bshop McFuul a few days ago. Father Qunn, t s clamed by some of tbe offcal men of the church, was ndscreet n hsconduotof the parsh affars and for somo tme,thpy had threatened to brng hs case to the attenton of the bshop. ccordngly a commttee was apponted to wat on the bshop, the commttee consstng of John Tansey, Patrck Halleran, James Martn, ThounaB Dowd and Wllam Kelly. The commttee went to Trenton and lad the matler before Bshop McFaul and the folo wr g day Father Qunn was transferred. Fathers Powers and Grffn had charge of the servces untl laat Wednesday, at whch tme Father Carroll was spnt here o assume charge. Rev. J. OFarrell s he regular prest of the parsh, hut he has been sck for some tme and Father Qunn was eent here to conduct the servces n hs place. Drama at New Monmouth. "Twxt Love and Money" was the ltle of a dntna presented by the dramatc club of St. MarjB church. New Monmouth, la-fc Saturday nght. It wa* gven n the hull, whch wos packed wth perple. and the amateur ncors and actresses made a bg ht. Mss Marsuret Reddngton In the role of Pegyy Potter was especally good. Between the acts there were specaltes by the Rchman quartette, and Egun brothers, buck and wng dancers. Ded 1st: Olafes Meetng. fter tellng bareleus experence n a class meetng n St. LuUew church at Long Branch last nght, Edmund West expred just os lp was takng hs sent. Fe hnd concluded hs remarks wth the statement that be was ready to meet hs Maker. Mr. West was eghty years old nnd leaves a famly. Grls Skull Fractured. Rachel Glnzer, aged nne years, daughter of Samuol Glnzer of Long Branch, was run over by a bcycle Monday afternoon. She was knocked down wth such force that her skull was fractured. She was taken to tho hosptal and s n a crtcal.condton. The bcycle rder WOB Marshall Conrow. Former Koyportor Dead. Mrs. Marotto L, Sherwood, wdow of Dr, Shorwood, ded n Jersey Cty on Tuesday of lost week, She wns 80 years old. For a numbor or years Dr. nnd Mrs. Sherwood lved nt Lorllnrds, near Keyport, whoro tbey conducted a boardng bouse. Woat Rod Bank House Sold. Tho Jula Dcldo IIOUBO n West Red Bank owned by the ulato buldng loan assocaton of Cnmdcn, lnn been bought by Sdney Conover of Red Bank. Tho sale WOB mndo by Francs, Whlto. «FOR - SCHOOL LIBRRY. Eght Former Grl Pupls Gve an Entertanment. n entertanment for the beneft of the lbrary of tbe Mddle,town vllage Hanbns, Nna Root, CbnrloUe and Catherne Stoub and vlae and Kathryn Wesr. The pr gram conssed of recatons, a furco and drll, selectons by an orchestra and a song. Tbe members of the orebwtra wete Mrs.. H. Magep, pnnst; Dr. R. F. Jewrt, flutst;. H. Maeep, cornetst, and John M. West, volnst. The entertanment was a bg success dramatcally and otherwse.. Eleven young men of the vllage, got together and bought a large bouquet of pnk robb^, whch was gven to the eght grls who got up the entertanment. The young men were John West, CVc! Conovpr, jhy Hppng," Leroy Lufburrow, Samuel Hppng, Jumps Stout, Wllam Conover. John Hendrckson, Henry Root, lfred Luyster and James L. Bray. The card whch accompaned tbe bouquet contaned the followng verse: Wlmn trlendsnp Beets to tell Its thought Of talent und ot mert, RlRbt words stll full however sought; Bo let these flowers tell It. Entertanment at Belford. n entertanment w, ll be gven" by the salvaton army n ther ball- at Belford on Thursday nght. The entertanment wll be gven by the Sunday-school cbl dren.atd the admsson.wll be free. Hosptal Meetng. The December meetng of the Red Bank auxlary of the Long Branch hosptal wll be held next Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Glbert Recklesss on Maple avenue. BOY WNTED. Boy wunted. pply at tue Tuttlo store. TWO SLESLDIES WNTED at Josepb Butes dry goods store, Ked Bunk. CIDER FOR SLE by the gallon or barrel. R. L lrd, Scobeyvllle< N. J. SLESLDIES WNTED. Saleslades warned n dry goods store..pply to StausCo., Red Bank. MONEY TO LON. $30,1)00 to loan la amounts from 1,000 to $16,000 S. 0. Oowart. Freehold. N. J.. «FOR SLE. No. 1 rye straw baled lor uale. Delvered or at farm. J. Read, freght staton., GIRL WNTED. Whte grl wunted for general homework. pply to 40 sprng street, lted Back. FOR SLE... Thoroughbred brood unre n foul to French Coach stallon. Read & tvanderveer, Freehold,N. J.j FOR SLE. ;c New narrow and wd«tre farm wngors. $lso a second-hand farm waeon. C. H. Ilurlej, Ebftwsb u r y BUTCHER^ n experenced mnn wanted for steady porton. pply wllb references to DoremusBroa, & Co.f Red Bunk. FOR SLE. Large quantty ot top sol, also fence ral* and posts. pply to Ueorge Kaynor, Portaupeclc^Lonjr Branch. / DIRY PRODUCE.. Grovtr, Shrewsbury, wholesale ond (retal dealer In mlk and cream. Best sweet cream 40 cents a quart. HORSE FOR KEEP., Klco gentlh roud norse wll be pud out for Keep to rght party, or wll sell the same. mos Bennett, Red Bank, N. J. BOOKKEEPER. n experleuced youne ludy wuntej. pplr In own hudwrltlng wth references to Doremus Bros. & Co.. Red Bank.., DRESSMKING. Improvers and apprentces wanted to learn dressmakng. pply to Mss Mury Woods, 5t Uoumoutta street, Ked Bank. MONEY TO LON. Money to loat) In sums to sut borrowers on frst bond and mortgage.. L. Ivlns, ItKOlstKH buld Inft, Red Batk. N. J. V BORDERS WNTED. Cherry Cottage now open fur bordtra. Pleasant rooms. BtRm and bot water, Mun and Pamly streets, Oceanc. N.J. REMOVED. My boldurlnfl nnd awnlnk tusncss ljua been moved tronv H Wallacq street to 74 Wallace etroot, lted Bank., Schmdt. WNTED. mabogany table sultublo (or lbrary or bedroom wanted, Rood or bad condton; wll pay cash. d. dress Box (M, Ked Blnk. Carpets Lad, Floors Polshed. Hcnrv Burkct sews and lays carpot, pub up wn dow sludes, vlnans und pollslca floors, etc.ho Moclmnlo streot. Red Bank. XM8 SLE. Tho Indes of Ibo Baptst church wll bold a ChrlstmaB sa(o next woek, Thursday and Frday afternoons and ovenlngs. CORN WNTED. One hundred bushels of corn on tho oar wanted, delvered. ddress, stntng lowest cnul prlco, V, L. Blalsdull, Rod Bank, N. J. DOG LOST. nnck nnd wllto faco, hody black spotted, orosa ball and conch, named Ted. Howard If returned to M Broad utreet, led Bunk. FOR SLE CHEP. 200 parlor ol loalem, Mllers tnnk, odorless, perfect healer, verr deslrablo. ut 8-.<8. at J. M. (Iranbows, Droad atruot, Rod Bank. FOR SLE CHEP. lluidiib of movea and ntovo npnlrn for ony and all prtu, for enlo at J. M. Ouonborfte (uralturo Btoro, D llrond Btroct, led Bank. FRMER WNTED. \ Marred farmer wanted wlo can mlk and attend furnnco, Houno and IUTRO garden (roq. l l l Brlon, Woo<lvlow, Freehold, N. J. GOOD GRVEL. If you wnnt Rood road* lno Uopplm (frnvcl. Dcllforal n carload lota n,t nnjr ralroad polnt John T. Hoppng, Now Monmoull, N. J. J CSH BEGISTEB WNTED. Want to buy a cash regster, second-band Thad. B. llare. No. 10 West Front steet, led "Dank. FOR SLE. Fne-large norse. runub. ut and harness. opl; to J. H. Wurdell, ForWupeck hotel, Lou? Branch. UTO FOR SLE. Lght tourng car.) 11)05. In flnt rucnne order: cost orgnally $950, rare bargan. $2J0. Wrte 01 pbone. Harry West. Keyport N. J. HOUSEKEEPER WNTED. Two n famly, no washng or Ironlug done n bonsu. Goud vnutx and uood borne lor rlslt person. pply n person to It. Lard, Scobeyvllle, N. J. FURNISHED ROOMS. Pleasant, sunny looms, wth butb und all modern Improvements; part or full table board f do-lred. Central locaton. No. V-9 Broad street, Red Bank. FOR SLE. Thoroughbred Rhode Island Ked and Barred Ply. mouth Hock cockerels and pullets Fne stock. Wrte or upply to John H. SllUvuf.cn, Bo.mdel, N. J.. E. F. QUINN, BNJOIST. Instructon gven prvately or n class. Specal attenton to technque aod tone. Musc furnshed at socal functons, studo No. 1 front street. Red Bank. COWS ND STEERS FOR SLE. Nneteen good. yourm gredo Jersey Guernsey cows, comng In proft soon, for sale. lso twelve two-year-old feedng steers. J. II. McLean & Son, Eatoutown. N. J.... ELECTRICL WORK. John Wearer, regstered contractor by tbe nsurance underwrters, s prepared to do all knds of electrcal work. ddress Bordeo and Washngton streets, led sank. NIGHT FIREMN WNTED. Man wanted to attend furnaces n greenhouses. Steady work and good wages. Must be sober und trustworthy. Cull upon Or 1 address J. T. Lovett, Lttle Slver, N. J. - "! -- ;;,;.; HORSES FOR SLE. Two stroup borses tot. stfe/ One on excellent rotfder ID One condllot). TlJO otter a good work bnrse. Buth fuqnnteetf. ddress S. Sexton, care 1 Box 197. led lnnk. W. S. VOORHEES. Blacksmth and crrage work, and jobbng of all kldds, horseshoeng ncluded, done at reasonable prces. 81 Whte street, Red Bank. Wth Mount & Bro. 02 years. SOCIL DNCE wll be Rven by Impendent engne company. No. 2, ut ther Ore bouse. Whte street, on Wednesday evenng, December oth. dmsson 35 cenu. Refreshments, good musc. FURNITURE REPIRED. Furnture repared and collshed. ntque furnture restored. Cabnet work und wblto eaamellns done. Henry Grause. successor to J. D. Luke, 217 West Front street. Red Bank. NO GUNNING. My farm on tbe Mddletown rond s posted wth notces accordng to law. I request any and all gunners to please respect these uotlcfb, as I desre no kllng by anyone. V7.. French. FOR SLE. Carpet cl-annff wheel, sze 12 feet n dameter good condton; prce lo.v. bs can be used wth proflt wlh other busness where power s used. ddress. T. Woolley, Long Brunch, N. J. FOR SLE. Two new storm bugges for doctors "use. nave been left ut my burn, for sale cheap. 1 hey are the most complete wagon.for every day nse ever made. C. W. Jones, Peters place. Red Bank, N. J. HIR WORK. I am prepared to devote my entre tme to makng np swtches, combnes, and all knds of balrwork. ddress, 29 Went Front street, or send me word and wll call upon you. Mss I. Brand. Red Bank. BILLIRD TBLE FOR SLE. Bllard table., nearly now, for sale obeap. BruDswck-Rulke-Collluder Co. make, wth omt complete. Set of Ivory Balls (newl regulaton slz j. Tbad. H. llare, No 10 West Front street. Red Bank. EGN»S FURNITURE VNS. Before you have jour bggageor furnture moved to cty or couotry get my Qgues. ll knds of lght and heavy lucklng done ut slort notce. Call or pporess J. T. Egan, 11 Wall street, Red Bank. Telephone 124-J. EUCHRE for tbe beneft of bulldne loan shares of the Guld ol the Golden Rule wll be gven at the resdence of Mrs T.. Curts, 84 Broadsteet, Tuesday evenng, December 4th, at elgbt oclock. Refreshments served. GENERL UPHOLSTERING. Funlture re-upholstered, mattresses steamed and FERTILIZER WORKS OPEN. renovated, feather mattresses, awnlntrs and slp covers made. Cushons made to order, carpels, Rllzors fertlzer works at Swmmng Rver s sewed, altered and lad. ll work guaranteed. 0. now ready to receve horses. Uermun Bltzer. H. Wenzf>ll,74 Monmouth street, Red Bank, N.J. Telepbono 120-J. COCHMN. Coacbman, German, experenced n care of homes, harness and carrnne^. (rood rarelul drlvsr. strctly temperate, wants porton from tho frst of December, founty preferred. References. Bruno Rondles. care M. F. Cornwell, 147 Broad street, Red Bank. QUILTING PRTY. The Degree of Pocubontas wll bold a qultng party n ther lodge room n the postcfqce buldng, Tuesday evenng. December lltb. qult wll be chnnced off. dmsson free, ncludng dunclng and refreshments. Qult ou cxbloltlon In Norrls Bros, plunostorewndow. UTOMOBILES. utomobles stored for wnter n beatcd store room. Machnes bought, sold and exchanged. Supples of all knds always n stock Skllful mechancs on foregn nnd domestc cars. Reparng done-at your place or towed to garage from road- Bldo.. Grugo, and repar shop on dfferent floors, avodng, danger, of.dnmoge to core. rmngonenta for storuge can be, made nl any tme CO und 8J Monmouth 1 street- carrer Maple avenue, Bed Bank, N. J,...Telcplope,connecton, Dr. Nathan M. Schaenen EYE SPECILIST has opened an Optcal Parlor at Mr.. Dorewtzs Jewolry Store, No. 08 West Front Streot. Wll vst Red Bank every Tuesday, from 0 a. m. to 8 p. m. Consultaton free. Glasses If needed at mod erate prces. Sutsfaotpn guaranteed. Mecca Inn. CHS. DUPPLER. Manager Oor. Shrewsbury venue and Newman Sprnga Road, RED BNK, N. J. ford & Mller THE SHOE MEN. We Lead You never eaten ths Shoe Store followng along n anybodys -wake, If^eres a new style of Shoe thatv worthy, were sure to show t frst... " 10 It mattersj.not what the new thngs wbefler.;1t,s a shoe bult for comfort -bult for durablty or bult for style f t s somethng that has mert somethng that wll please our patrons and serve them well youll fnd t here frst. People have learned to look to ths Shoe Store for tbe best thngs and the new thngs. How often you hear t sad : "Youll fod t at Ford & Mllers. Ford^ mller Tbe Home of Good Shoes 18BRO/VDST. Maxwell Tourng Car, wth top, lamps, generator, extra tre, full equpped; cost new $1,650, now... $ Maxwell Runabout, wth top, searrhlglt, ol lamps and horn, extra tre and fully equpped ; n perfect order, used but a few months, cost when new $000; prce... $ Top Concord Wagon, n perfect order, almost new.. $65.00 Depot Carrage, wth glass front and doors, and rubbertreb, n perfect order, cost when new $&15; prce now, $ Ladys Phaeton, wth rumble ; $86.00 Extenson Top Surrey $35.00 Second Hand Buggy, freshly panted, n good order. $35.00 New Canopy Top Surrey..$ Sx-Passenger Carrage, wth ulasg front and doom $ New Runabout, wth rubber trea, $65.00 Pony Cart :..$80.00 Governess "Cart, freshly pant d and ngoodfder $50 00 Pony Trap, wth wcker sdes, cost when new $175, prce now...$85.00 Fne Open Drvng Carrage, wth rubber tres, cost when new $800..., $ Top Busness Wagon, freshly panted and done byer...$45.00 Brews^Eferc)Bng Cart, almost ne«>j cobf^uetlhew 1 $ $75.00 MnlatureVctora, wth rubber tres, n fne order, cost $G00; prce now, $ SecohdHand Runabout, n runnng order, to sell quck.$20.00 New Bugcros, mnglng n prce from $45 to $850. Bttpr values for the money than pver offered. Mlburn Two-Horse Farm Wagons, wth 8-nch tres. Best wagon tnnre, $80 00 One-Horso Farm Wagon, 1 and 1 sze; sold sleel axles...$40 and $41 Carrages and utomobles can bo entered n tlls lst and publshed weekly and sold on comnlsdon. Fed Bank, N. J. Cor. Maple vc. and Whte St. OFTI0E8 TO RENT. Thrdo omccs to rant la.nastn bulldlntt, oltber togothcr or elnfrly. Bullotlo (or Uwyor, doctor, dentst, or otlor bunlnota. Stoam hot. RUnDlng water In oaob oolco. WlndawB.lwded»nd oreened. Hall hottad und llghtod. pply a offloo. nsuranee -and Real Estate -. o o)b snunof,:<..- Offce Cor. Brtod atd Front 8ts. O^er Patterson & Spnnngs Dry Goods «a 8tore. Property for v Sale, Rent and pxchange. LOINS MDE. D. W. WTLLGUSS.. Large ssortment OF Bbles, Prayerbooks and Hymnals. Tetley & Son, RED BNK. DORFLINGER CUT GLSSWRE 0. DORFLINGER &S0NS, 86 Murray St.,New York Chapped hands are quckly cured by applyng Chamberlans Salve. Prced 25 cents. For. sale by C.. Mnton & ~o. No. 5 Broad Btreet, Red Bank. Few Suggestons For Chrstmas. Here are a few hnts for acceptablepresents:.: PINOS, $100 and upward. EDISON PHONOGRPHS, $10 to- $50. VICTOR TLKING MCHINES, $10 to $100. I ROLLER SKTES, 75c. to $4,60.1 ICE SKTES, 60c. to $6.00. SPLDINGS SPORTING GOODS, full lne. ; FRMED PICTURES, 25c. to$5v MOVING PICTURE MCHINESJ $ I POCKET KNIVES, 16c. to $3.00. SFETY RZORS, $1.00 to $5.00. Gllette, Star and. Ever Ready. HND SLEDS, 26c. to $2.60. FLEXIBLE FLYERS, $8.50 J to- $6.00. HOCKEY STICKS, 10c. and up. BICYCLES, $17.60 to $40. INGERSOLL WTCHES, l.00 to $8.00. ;, IR RIFLES,$1.00 REVOLVERS, $1.26 to $ EvVELRX, rolled gold t e l f l d. ;; ; r SHOT GUNS. $3.75 to $ RIFLES, $ 00 and up. MMUNITION, all bnds. DOG COLLRS, 10c. and up. MEGPHONES. RECORD CBINETS, for Vctor v and Edson. GOLF BLLS, Haakcll. BoBldfB tho nbovo, all of whch are j approprate gfts, wo keep horns nnd: Btpplea for talkng machnes and are havng a sale of hor/s and stands for the next week at half prce, full lno of records, Edson and Votor, wall paper, strngs and repar plunoo, bcycled and talkng machnes and tuno panos. H.. Guyon, J 02 Broad St,, Red Bank. j

13 ,;...] -. jr..-,. P E B S O K L. " Mrs. Thomas Scott of Sprng street and,:her son Harbert,;; were recent guests of frends ard relatves at Brooklyn and Mneola. L. I. Mes Jula Bedle of Red Bank spent part of last week at Freehold vsang her two satero, Mrs. FrederckParker and Mrs. Charles Butcher. Mrs. Elmore Reyoplds of Mr. Kfsco, New York, s vstng Mrs. M. C. Emery of Center street. J. 8. Wrght of West New Bghton, Staten Island, was n town last Saturday Mr. Wrght was formerly engaged n busness at R> d Bank. Rev. John B. Hanes of sbury Park, presdng elder of the New Brunswck dstrct, was n town on Saturday. He has just returned from a trp to Vrgna havng been accompaned by ha brother, Dr. E. E. Hanes of South mboy. Percy Crawford ard famly have moved from the Conotfer house n Mddletown townshp, near Coopers bdge, to New Brunswck. They formerly lved at Keyport., > Coroner John T. Tetley of Wortbley street was gettng off a trolley car wth a bundle of papers last Thursday wher he. slpped and fell. Hs back was straned and he was lad up for several days as a result of the accdent. ".. C. H. Wenzell has moved hs upholsterng busness from the buldng on West Frot sl,retfc, fornerlj occuped by,. John.D. Lake, tp.kjl^i^t^r^a buld- ng on MoomoutlJB^jeef^f ^ the town hall " " 11 * r fpr "w~v. Mrs. Chrstna Cofjo^e ^ofj)er6ey Cty -.and her daughter :$n^>pjfeny Sunday ^wb, Mrs. CdtoveSpweflMMr. and ^5W8^ exander Paul o$j tj$ftrbd8 a^ ^^Se>V ; ;andvmrs. Jacob; Speerl, accom- v j^pane"d;by Mr, Speerls mother, Mrs. S. /Mlltr, have been vstng Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lafetra of Sprng street. Mr. Speerl has been assgned to the pastorate of a Methodst Protestant church n Connectcut and wll move there n a few days. Wllam Burt and Mss Eva Hendrcksop of Brooklyn spent Sunday wth the Msses Holmes of Wallaoe street. On Sunday nght Mr. Burt sang a solo n the.frst Methodst church and alsosang a duet wth Mrs. Sade Grapel Jenkns. rche Brown of Red Bank wll gve an entertanment n the New Monmouth Bap:st church next Tuesday nght at egnt oclock. Warren Lee of Trenton has been vstng hs father, George Lee of Wallace street.. C. Lnttmer Cook, who hab been boardng at Howard Elys on Wallace street, s now boardng at Mss rrowsmths on the same street. Wllam Sl.erman, who s employed at "the Second Natonal bank, has moved n ha new bouse on Pnckney road. Mrs. John H. Robnson of Wallacp street was a recent guest of Mrs. Edward Wlls of East Sde Park.. Percy Sherman of Red Bank hab moved to New York for the wnter. 5Qc. Instead of $1.50. The Best Sellng Novels: Rock n-the Baltc by Robert Barr. The Man Between ; by mela E. Barr. - The Lady Evelyn by Max Penberton. "Doc" Gordon by Mary E. Wlkns-Freeman. Fne Cloth Bndngs. Colored Illustratons. - Exclusvely for sale at Tetley & Sons, RED BNK. JCOB C. SHTJTT8, UCTIONEER PUBLIC SLE EVERETT, N. J., (formerly Morrsvllle), Monday, December 10,1906 atone oclock, P. St., the followng property One Team Matched Black Horses. 16.3handshlgb, Rood vrokers nnd drvers, sound, gentle and knd In all harness; 1 Gray Mare, 10 years old, sound, gentle and knd In all harness; 1 Ktra Good Cow, 1 Calf, 1 H-barrel Sprlo wagon, 1 3-borse JaReer WagoD, 11-horae JuRger Wagon, 2 Farm Wagons, 2 Dump Bodes, 1 Ruuabout. 2 8eU Double Heavy Harness, 1 No. 20 Olver Plow, nearly new; 1 Buckeye Rdng Cultvator, 1 Iron Harrow. 1 Walter. Wood Mowln? Machne, 2 Ox Chans, about thousnod second-band Brck, 1 Ton Tmothy Hay, 15 barrels Green Mountan Potatoes, Lot of fools, and many other artcles. CONDITIONS ll sums of SlOaad under, cash; over. $1(1 a credt of 9 months wth bankable note and approved securty. J.H. BENNETT. PUBLIC SLE EUBLIC/-SLB OP Farm Stock ND The subscrber wll sell at publc vendae at bs farm, formerly known as the Isaac Smock farm, on the road from Holmdel to Colts Neck ON Wednesday, Dec. 5th, at 10:00 oclock. M..sbarp, the followng (arm stock add household goods: Black mare nne years old, par mules sx years old par mules eght years old, tea cows comng lu proat. utneshoas welgblnraboutloopoundseach, Me- Cormlck mower. Deerlng mower, McCormck hay rake, eplnwnll potato planter. Hoover potato dgger, two Planet Jr. rdng cultvators. 6U-tooth harrow. cme borrow, four one-horso cultvators, Osborne dsc barrow, two Olver plows No. 20, two Boss plows, Wlard plow, parts ureeu gun, two 16- barrel potato bodes, two hay shelvng, grass seed sower, asparagus rdger, three asparagus buncners. asparagus knlves^iurrowlng- sled, damond tooth cultvator, wheat drll, charcoal pot and solderng ron, blue rock trap, cross-cut saw, trmmng saw, two crowbars, two oxobatns. 160 foot hay rope, 130 foot hay rope. 100 foot hay:rppe. two harpoon forks, lot of pulleys, barrel press, antque slegh made In 18IJ8, fances q-lllvjtto pars rope lnes, three good ladders, step ladder, fora sheljer, wheelbarrow, two lawn mowers, ttnflstope. corn planter, twb farm wagons wth ffty-bushel lme bodes, daflp wagon, OJ cart, top Jaeger wth pole and shafts, asparagus cart, fourteen-barrel sprng wagon wth.top and racks, ffteen tons mxed bay, sheaves of stalks, Ove tons tmothy bay, SCO bushels corn, three sets heavy double harness, set lght double harness, set lght sngle harness, set heavy sngle harness, st 18-lDcb Irlsb collars, 00-gallon ol tank; shovels, boefl, rakes, and In fact, everythng found on a frstolass farm. HOUSEHOLD GOODS. consstng In part of walnut bpdroom sut, marble top: ouk bedroom sut, marble top end sprngs; double and sngle Iron bedsteads and sprngs, feather bed. three tolet sets, walnut crb wooden bedsted. 21 yards mattng, Brussels star carpet, ball carpet, Tour stands, oak wasbsumd. oak sdeboard, hat rack, shades, two walnut pcture frames 24x80. pctures, rockers, wood stove, half-dozen ktchen chntrs, churn,four 40 quart mlk cans, cooler, pals and pans, three wash tubs, wrnger and board, androns and fender. Mason Jars, lamps, two double bracket hangng lamps,=portablo cauldron, new; copper water tank, etc., TERMS: Bums or SlOor over, nne mouths note wth approved securty; under $10 cash. LOUIS DUBOIS. JCOB C. S1ICTTS, uctoneer. Caterer on the Grounds. Goods Comng n Daly j -CONSISTING OF- Skrts and Wasts, fancy Neckwear, Fancy Hosery,. "., - Combnaton Sets of Musln Underwear. EXGLUSIVE LINE OF FURS FOR LDIES ND FUR SETS FOR CHILDREN. SPECILS FOR THIS WEEK: r :;,..? Fne Slk Pettcoats, Shrt Wasts. Skrts and K monas. J@» Look for our Holdaynnouncement next. L.GOLDBERG. 41 Broad Street, Red Bank, N. J. BROD ST. J. M. GREENBERG, RED BNK. Grand Rapds Furnture*.Thanksgvng Bargans. CHURCHS DETH LlSf. Blx Vacances n Church Offcal Board to be Ftted Next Week. Durng the past sx months three of the sx deacons of the Rt-d Bank Baptal church have ded,. These were James Bray, John D. Lake and John Sutton. Mr. Sutton was a trustee.of the church as well as a deacon. S. H. mbler, another trustee of the chuch, moved away from Red Bank a short tme,ago, thus makng another vacancy. specal busness meetng wll be held at the church next Wednesday nght to elect three deacons and two trustees tofll the vacances. - Resolutons. WHERES, It tns plensel lmluhty God to remove from nur mdst our beloved brother, Joel Mlnton. who for man; vens was on actve and esteemed member of Unted Councl. No. HI, 0. U.. M. of Far Hnven, N. J.; therefore be It Resolved. That we extend our heartfelt sympathy to the famly out) drdpe our charter for thrty (lavs; nod be It also Resolved. That we publsh these resolutons In the local papers and a cop; of the same be sent to tho famly.. < F. D. COVERT. R. 8. MKRmrr. C. P. WORTIIUY, Commttee. Card of Thanks. Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Fay debre to express to ther frends ther sncere thanks for the many sympathes extended to them durng ther recent bereavement. B turns. CCBBEItLEY. t Lonpr Branch, on Frday, Novemher 23d, Mrs. R. H. Cubberley. of a daughter. MORRIS. t Eutontown, on Saturday, November 24lh, Mrs. Daulel S. Morrs, of a daughter.. : <8CH00K-t HatawaD, on Saturday, November 17th, Mrs. M. F. Bcuock, of a daughter. SMITH. t r/nu Branch, on Tlursduy, Noveu- BW Mrs. QeorKO Smth, of a daughter. DVItON-MRSEY,-t Matawan, on Wednesday, NoYcmborUlet byeev.m. 0.0Ponnell Elzaboth, daurhter of Tbomun-Dsvron 6f Keuasburg. and Guogo M., non of Hugh Massej.of Keyport. MPEL-I-ENr t Lonr Branch, on Wednesday, November 2lBt. by ttov John tt.i.nvoll. nna D, daunblor of John Uapol of Long Brunch, and Boy Lent of Now YorK. MoSNIGUT-80NU>N.-t rrcohold. on Wednesday, November aet, by Rov. Father Klvllllz, Ella, daughter of Thomas McKnlght, and Mchael Bcanlon, bolb of Freehold.. TINDLL-IUWIN.-t New Monmouth, on Thursday. November Sd, by Rev. J. 0. Fobes, MISB Mnry J. Tndnll of New Monmouth and Charles Irwln of ctnpul lllll. ; TRUKX-BOWNE. t Krnnshurff, on Sunday, November 18U>, by Rov. II. M. smlh, Olvo. daughter of Hlmoq Truox of KennBburpr. and Uurry Ilowno of sbury Vat\. DETHS. SlOK.-tMatawun.onSunday.NovomborlOtl)... lmlra, wdow uf Charles Ulack, agod tll jours and 8 months. FlUHRn.-t.tonjrDntnob, on Saturday, November 17tl), Mra. Ohnrlcg Flaramvr, of a daughter. MoTGUE. t sbury Park, on Frday, Novonbor MM, Mara, wfe of Btopbon MOTOKUO, aged 55 ycara, ODONNELI.-t Freehold, on.wrdncmlny, November 21st, Mary, wlfocf Rchard ODonmll.. BHEnwooo.-t JonoT Cty, on Tuesday, November Kotl. Mm Harlntta L. Bborwood, formerly or Keyport, ORCM 88 vcnrn, 8EKt.EY.-t Kuawbunr. on Tuetday, Novombor 20th, Benjamn Bflelny, ORod TO ycors, SHlTH.-tFrconold.on Rundajr.NovomtrrlBtt, Carl, ton vf Henry Splth oc dolphla, efleu two months.. ^ WIDD19.-t T/>DR nrtncl. on Bundy, Novombor 18th, Itoeo, wlfo ot Wllam WMUk oaod 4ft y««r» " OP LIVE STOC FRM ND * IMPLEMENTS. -,. The subscrber wll sell the entre stock and farm mplements on the BULIF P. SMOCK farm, on the $ ROD LEDING FROM EVERETT TO LINCROFT, 2 mles east of Holmdel, N. J., on. \ Tuesday, December 4th, at 1 oclock, sharp, as follows : 3 EXTR BQOD COWS, 4.5 and 6 fears Old. 1 Par Extra Work Horses, Sound; 1 roan mare, 1 brown horse, 16-1, a great draft horse ; 0 shouts, 1 sow, 5 sets draft harness, 1 set sngle harness, lot extra collars and sweat pads, lot horee blankets, 1 pole, lot whffle trees, 1 and 2 horse; 2 good farm wagons, complete; 2 potato bodes, 1 extra body for farm wagon, 2 farmer handy wagons, 1 jagger wagon, 2 seats; low wood-wheel rubber tre buggy, nearly new j rubber tre runabout, set lght sngle harness, Planet Jr. wheel plow, Buckeye wheel plow, Iron-age wheel plow, 8 two-horse sod plows, (LeRoy); Rggs plow, 1- ono-horae Boss plow, onehorse. QUltl^o.r^rj^-jorse cultvator, dutwotd tooth; dso.sod cutter, furrowng, sled,! large ron harrow, MoCormlck granharvester, McCormok mowng mrchno, Deerlng corn harvester, new ; hay tedder, Oaborn hay rabe, 2 pars hoy shelvlnga, new ; grndstone, 8 c6rn planters, wheelbarrow, pars green gun; 2 Schenck asparagus bunohers, forks, shovels, &c. _..... ~- : ; " 60 TbNS NICE MIXED H/VY. BOO bubhels corn on tho enr, 4,000 sheaves of BtalkB,,extra fne. Lberal terms wll bo gven and wll be made known on day of sale. FRNK C. DuBOIS. JCOB O. SHUTTS, uot. JOHN. MZZ & CO., New Talor Shop, No. 48 Broad Street, Red Bank, N. J. Over MooJya Harness Btoro. Clothng Made to Order In tho Latest Stylos, Frst-class Ft and Workmanshp. ClotheD Repared, Cleaned and Proesod.! PRICES RIGHT. Morrs Char, $5.98. Chna Closet, Dnng^Char, $ $1.29. Chffoner,, $6.98. Rocker, $2.48. CRPETS ND RUGS. ll Carpets Made, Lad and Lned Free. Beautful smlnstpr Carpels. In desgns and colors approprate for parlors, Sc all the newest edects are Bhown. Specal at 98c. OPEN EVENINGS. ^ One ot the features of ths sale Is the offerng of velvet carpets that are noted for ther wearng qualtes and rch color- * l t GOODS DELIVERED FREE. Good Tape9try Brussels Carpet*. ID a varety of Orental and Scroll destens, all the newest colors are shown. Specal at / OC. OPEN EVENINGS. Lades Shoes at $2.50 to (4.1 t these prces you are sure of splendd Shoes at $2.50. Handsome Patent Colt, Vc Kd and Gun Metal at $3,00 to $3.50. Beautful Patent Colt, Vc Gun Metal, &c, at $4.00., The Shoes at $4.00 are the extreme of beauty and worth, made up n all the fashonable feathers and the latest stylearof toes ardvheelsy Josee Shoes n New York every week at $5.00 that do hot cbmpare wth mne at $4.00. ; RUBBERS ND RT1GS. Gold Seal Rubbers (at ths store only) are preemnently the best n merca. I have them from small Overshoes to Mens Hp Boots. & MEDIUM PRICE RUBBERS. Such as Goodyear, Glove, Boston, Red Seal, etc., etc. I sell at vsry close fgures. LOW PRICE RUBBERS. bg purchase n two lots of over two thousand pars, at about Y prce, enables me to offer you some real bargans. frst-class Rubber. Grls 35c, Boys 40c, Womens 25O. and 35C, Mens &Oo. rtes at unusual values n same lot. MENS HICf TOP WINTER SHOES. The Servcable Boot at $2.50, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00, $5.00. MENS LETHER BOOTS. Heavy Calf and Kp, $8.50. Hgh and low nstep. CLRENCE WHITE, Red Bank.

14 ,. ;.. ; _. ;.. ; :..... ^ -. - : ; / -,. - ^ :.,, :.... ^ :,. _ :. _ /. / ;. ;, : -. - ; v KETPOBT HOTEL SOU}. The manson Ooune Bought- Bound Brook Man. John Carr, executor of fhn wll of the late Janes M. Butler of Key pott, pas sold the Man6oo house property and furnture at that- plnce to ex-shenflf Howard Lalje of Flemngton. Mr. Lake wll take possesson December 1st. Rchard Sommer j, who baa been employed at the Manson house as burtender for a number of years, wll contnue n the employ of Mr. Lke. The Manson bous j, n pont of»ge, s the thrd hotel erected n Ksyport. The frst was the old tlantc hotel, whch stood on the ste of the Sproul bundng, occuped now by the Eute bakery and James 8. Walngs grocery. Ths hotel was bult n 1887 by tbe company wbch bought the old Kearney manor and lad out Keypnrt, It was burned down durng tbe bg fre n 1877 and was never rebult. The epcond hotel was the PavloD, whch was bult n 1840 by Wllam Jacque3. The Manson house was bult by George Dcknson of Burlngton, and was burned down n the fre of It was rebult by the late John S. Sproul and leased by severalpartes untl J884 when t passed nto Mr. Butlers hands. Farm Leased. Jan>e8 E Conover, who lves between Everett and Holmdel, has leased hs farm to Garrett Smock, Mr. Gonover wll bave a sale of bs farm stock nod wll retre from actve work. He B now 75 years old and he says farmng a too strenuous an occupaton for one of bs age., Rver Street Property Sold. house and lot on Rver street owned by Mrs. Sarah McLaughln was sold last week to J. 8. Wrght of West New Brghtoo, Staten Island. The property was hou«ht as a speculaton The house s occuped by Wllam- Hutae. Deeds Recorded. The followng real estate transfers have been recorded n the offce of the county clerk at Freehold for the two.weeks endng November 25th, 1906: BHRBW8DBBY TOWNHIIIP. Second natonal bank to SIgraund Esner. Pece Jeremlubu Bayes to Margaret C. Hayes. Land atkeabank.$2.3<0. Jeremah R. Hayes to Ellen C. Hayes. Land at Bed Bank. S8.0W Carolne F. Klmball to Thomas chells. Land at RumsoD $500. > Thomas cbela to ntonette II. Dwlgbt. Land at Rutnson $1. ntonette It, and Frederck. Dwlght to Thomas cnellb. Land at llutnson. $1. Frank t. Dlbben to Geogo W. Stllwell. Pleco ot property, S3.1KX). jonn Wlson to James Butler. Laud at Far Haven. $1. Wllam M. Reckless to Ncholas J. Wlson. Land at Red Banb.87B. Maurce L. Hollywood to Frank Brascl. L»nd at Bed Bank, SI Boberf R. Mount to Josse GrHarget. Land at Bed Bank, 81,450. JerushaL. und Jacob K. Hloemaker to Wllam. Shoemaker. Ilece o[ pr»perty, SI. njonn W. J. Bonnell;to frank Gray. Pece o( property.$1.. Ellzabeh C. Crawford to Laura H, WlkoH; Land at Red Bank, 1. Charles Dupplerto Samuel M. Wse. Land at Red Bant, SI..Samuel M. Wse to Lous L. B. Duppler. Land at Bed Bunk. 81. Theodore V. Wulto to Charles Burtlett. Land at Bed Bank, SI. Patrck Hacked to Mary E. Matthews. Land at Bed Hank. SI. Frank B. Hammer to Emma. Nllsson. Land at Bed Bunk, SI. State Mutual Buldng Loan assocaton to Sdney CoMJvfr Land alled Bank, SI. Danel W. Dwyerto Red Bank Buldng and Loan assocaton. Land at Red Bank, SI. UIlDLKTOWN TOWNSHIP. Keacsburfr Beach company to Dolla Kearney Buns. Pleco of property. 81. " Mead S Company to Margaret Mannng. Pece of property. S- Joseph. Tbrockmorton to lce Bartley Murfltt, Fecoof property. 81. George (l. Waterman to Mara M. Roberts. Pleco. of property. 83(10. Geonze O. Waterman to nn mellt Banlnun. Pl«e ol property. SIM). Georfra O WatermB to Murla If. Roberts. Pleco of property, $1. Charles sa Francs to Mary delade Wells. Plwe of property, temldln; It. and Jean F Mleu to Carolne G. Beed.. Pece of property. SI. Frank J. Hed, Jr., to GrundlnV. Johnson. Land at tllgl anls. $1. Wllam W Oonover to Wllam B. Conover Pleco of property. 81 Wllam (1. Wlls to Warren W, Palmer. Pece of property, SI. -. HTONTOWN TOWNBIIIP. Henry Corllca to Hobert HlKglnuon. Land at EatoDtowu, 8-10 Perre T. Trout mal to Olga Webber. Laud nt LonK BraLl %Z Wllam a. SnMloker to Joseph Jonosson. Pece of property. 81. Davd D. llnm-y to Stella 0. Gorman, Pece of properly, S 000. HOI.MDEL TOWNSHIP. Bhodu 11. Longstrtet to Euneuo Ely. Pece of property, Sl.ouo.,.. 0. C. Uopanlus to Charles E. Close. Plecu of projterty, $. TLNTIC TOWNBIIIP. Edna B. nud bbott Worthloy to Walker - Hurues. Plecn of property, $111,600. dela m l.ayton to Fonnm Taylor. Pece of property. $M. Wllam Wlson to Wllam VaoKlrk. Pece of property,$200.. IIIU1N TOWNSHIP. Mary and Cburles. Smltl to Jolu 1). Collns. Pleco of property, 81. Btepheu (. rnold to Ilenjmlu E. Vulenttne. Pece of property, SI.., KcansbHru Ifcucl conrpuy to Davd J. Torn-us. Laud at KuamUurK, $1. Frank Oaboru to Emma Bennett. Land at Key- port. SI Francsco Nunzla to Edwuno ncclardl. Pece of property, SI Emma. and Wllam I). Thorno to Phlp Epsten. Pece of properly. $&GU5. Now Pont Oonlort leach cnpany to Krnsat Itlebmuu. Land ul KnalnrK. SI. MTWN TOWNHI1II-. Wllam. Inuutaln to Manla Rapployca. Land Edwurd Tylor to nna Ldllu Taylor. Land at Mntuvan, S. Wllam K.rrowHnlth lo John P. DuwBon. Ld almatawuu, SI. MUU10UO TOWNSHIP. tntrlo II. flnklw to mlnwj. Iluck. pece of proporty. S&bSt. Thomas Uunnody to John HcCurlly. Pleco of propety, S. rlkwidl.ll TIIWNBIIIP. loo Deedmeycr to Wllnon Ilnklum. J.IUHI n Frochold. 81. lonzo Brower toloul 1lnoRold. Pleco of pronorty. $1., Wlbur It. Lowln to Ilobert W. Lowls. pl;co of pro Rty, Harnl I. Hoffman to Ixuuu Bhusteman. llocn of property, $1. Frank II. BIIIH to NaU Brown. Land at Freehold 81. MNMPN TOWNHIIIP. John Ilcr. lo Clru M. HlD.t. lltce of properly, 88,700., 1I0WKIX TOWNHIIIP. Joseplt I. Mottfows to Janea Wllllnmuon. Plow ox property,»l. Louw O. Wcdnofutb lo Kallryn H. Olwborr. Tlcoo ot property, / I ;. Relable Merchanase Only lways at Lowest Prces. * CHILDRENS COTS T SPECIL PRICES; Regular $&.Chldrens Coats made of Fancy Tbur&t. Plads, the latest long full back styles and Chevots n. allthe desrable colors, ncely trmmed wth velvet and brad. These Coats were made to sell at $4 and $5each,.but a tmely purchase eftables.us to offer them at ths very low fho QO prce....<-...,...,...;.; Q)490 INFNTS COTS BMES WHITE COTS Short Coats for the lttle tots from. The frst Coat for "the baby 1 to 5 years, made of Whte, and Gray, should be bought here. We have them ether -long or short,"ncely embrodered and rbbon 11 lummeu,, trmmed, all.prces upwards from strachan and Bear Cloth, (f*o QQ specal values at. JJ)t«j0 Buy Your Furs at Strauss. SCRFS, SHWLS, MUFFS ND SETS. We sell dependable goods only, always-at the lowest prces, just as we do less expensve merchandse, wthout one penny of excess proft...,.; Long Fur Scarfs. ; $1.98 to $15.98 Satn Lned Shall Effects to Fur Cravats or Throw Scarfs to 9.98 D.. Novelty Cravats wth Heads.. $1.98 %o $7.98 Msses Fur Sets to 9.98 Chldrens Fur Sets., 98c. to 4.98 Specal Prced Norfolk Jackets. $1.29 Lades Norfolk Jackets, fancy knt, all worsted, Whte, Cardnal and Oxford Gray, hgh and V-neck dj[ styles ; a Jacket that s worth $4.00, our prce... *J3 Norfolk Jackets n. Msses., and Young Lades szes, same (I* I QQ style as above. BROD STREET. REP BNK. 8*o*o*o*o*o*e*^^^ When you need Rubbers dont forget that we sell the Beagan Fall, Rubbers. We have every style of Rubbers for Men, W_omen or Chldren, and every par s guaranteed to wear. "W^e also carry a very hgh-grade of Shoes to ft the purchaser, from %\ to $4.00, Oalfand nspect our stock. 52 Broad Street, Red Bank, IN. J. ners Prvate MBOV, N. J., Gves thorough tranng n Book-, keepng, Shorthand/ TypowrrtR, PunmunHhp, Punctuaton, Grammar, Spolng, rthmotc, lgobn, Qoonotry, Kondng, Rupd Cnlculuton, CorreHpondence, llmoograpllnj<, Copyng, Flng and Telephonng. Boys and Grls Norfolk Jackets, all "$1.00 *.$!.50, g PILLOW y. TOPS ND CORDS, UNCOVERED PILLOWS, STMPED LINEN.. ; OKp. Second Natonal Bank; ^ 6p BROD STREEt $ S.H. Gory;aSofferng at v.ery. lowest prces the -entre; stock of Furs, consstng of japanesemnk Scarfs at,$8.95, Squrrel Sets from ^10.00 up, Isajbella Fox Sets at. $25.00; Broad Tal and Persan Lamb Sets at $19.00., These are a few of themany specals,on hand, ncludng a full lne of chldrens Furs from^$1.25 up. Mllnery at prces and styles to sutall,.". Good No plumbng Job 1B too lance for me to oodertake: DO Job la tooemal tor me to ; gve attenton to, >. : Tbe Bmall Job gets tue same attenton as.tfcfl bg ofe tley butljttet thebest. *". u. : ;.., t BSTMTES q^ebefrjllt FUBNISHE?). JOBBING PEOMP^tY TTENDED JTp./ - ( carry constantly on hand all the latest santary applances enablng, meto do wotlt wltnout delay. > HOWRD f EY MOl^MOUTH S^, BED BNK, NEW JERSEY g. any clams, by any competton,under any condton^ ws-re stll growng. " ( \ -..vmoreddthng :.;:. Value at Ths Store, Dollar for Dollar, Than You r ll Fnd n Ths State. SUITS, start at. H fe OVEBtOTS, start at S to SUITS and OVERCOTS fv, ren,..s2.00 to $ 0 Clother, Hatter and Furnsher 26x STREET^ RED BNK. Chrstmas Ghat by "unt Jae." I know a man whose mlk of human kndness soured a good spell back who says Chrstmas s a holly day when we gve frends we dont care tor?thngs,they dont want.",,.maybe some folks around here lopk at t,that way too, but the most of us are more nterested just now tryng to get. somethng our frends really do want. If your frends lke musc, of course we can help you. ;. *. Have you thought of a graphophone, for nstance?, Every one enjoys a really good graphophone; ts as good as a whole theater performance an orchestra, a brass band, a quartet, a solost and a monologst all n one and never needs any urgng to get rght up and entertan the company. Its a hgh class muscal nstrument and you wont get. tred of t, for you can gej; a new selecton every day f you lke. Eecords are only 25c. (Jach. We are now offerng also a nce selecton of 10-nch dsc records at 60c, formerly $1, ; Full lno of Edson Phonographs and Vctor Talkng.Machnes.. Then there s sheet musc., Every oho who plays the pano wll apprecate the latest song or two-step. We have^a Varety that s sure to nclude just what you want.,,.,.... We are offerng some,very attractve bargans n panos these days\ Mr. Storck has caught ( the holday fever n hs prce lst and you wll fnd some panos here just now at prcesthat wll nterest you, f you have ever had any dea at all of buyrg.an nstrument.,. : We aro always, glad to have you drop n, anyway, an$ to hoar the latest musc, whether you thnk ahout buyng or not.,,, *.. Tho complments of the season to every one and.tho.heatnew Year you : ever klbw.." :...UNT JNE wth... ", mmmmm/mmsm «: -

15 ; SHREWSBURY Frank Nar^ Buldng an ddton,-._; \:;#f,jf>. ltt Uoute. K _... Frank Slats 6 buldrg an addton to. thererdt.bshoubp.- Tle.addjton wll be-20x30 leet and wll have, four rooms, a dnng lotm, ktchen and two bedrooms. Thomas Glaasey of-bed Bank s dong the work., > Eev, Mr. Brooks of Irenton. preached n tfre Presbyteran church on Sunday. Mss Mary Carr, who wpa recently njured hy fallng off a trolley car, s able to be.abputon crutbbee. The readng club met; yesterday; at Mss Olva Bordena:,,. Stephen.flatnm of St. Stephens,. Canada, ^aguebt of-hs nece; Mrs.. THE VILLGES ROWPBOVT RED BJNK. v,.. Mrs. Edward EUynes and sdn Charles.left ths mornng for Lospgplee, Calforna, where they wll vst Mrs. Holmes Bprden.v \, j Mrs. Stewart VanVlethas returned to Hajness. daughter, Mrs. Kobertf Clark. her wnter resdence at Washngton, I). Mrs. Haynes recently receved a telegram f l ** S saypg that Mrs. Clark was sck. Mr. and jlrs. Charles" 11.,Pttprson Mrs,. Clfford Johnston returned home wll go to Brooklyn on New Years day, last- Wednesday from a New York hosp and tey wll spent the.restof be wnter tal, where ahp underwent an abdomnal.wth ther daughter, Mrs. Frank.Far- operaton, She s much mproved, n -chld. -. -, t number of trees on James Loeba property on the E3tontown;road have been dug oft, the ground has been graded and a.hedge has been set out. John Saguerton had charge, of the work.. flagstone walk has been lad n^ front of Lambert Bordens on the Eatontown r o a d. l, " > " : Phl GreeD, son of Mrs. L.. Depopjett, has recovered from 1 hs recent scknesp and s able to be about. / WllamI. Green tuts been vstng at Flemngton,. N, J. I \ tenant bouse on the DeCoppett place has been repanted.;. W." P. Brown wll shortly repant the outbuldngs, on hs place. Mr. Brown lves at New York and spends part of the summer here. 1homas Clayton; who s employed by Charles H. Hurley, returned last week from delpha. He spent the lme n gunnng and klled ffteen rabbts and. two qual. Maron and Paul" Stryker, chldren of Randolph Stryker, receved a aurprfee vst last Wednesday nght. Twenty-sx guests were present and they spent a pleasant evenng n playng games and.feastng. Mss Lbbe Hurley rnade the arrangements for the.party.,. Tmothy Kordan ot New York spent - Sunday at hs home here, Rev. Wllam N. Baly of sbury Park, a former rector of Chrst-church, entertaned Rev. and Mrs. F. P. Sweezay at hs home yesterday. Thanksgvng servce wll, be held n Chrst church at ten oclock tomorrow mornng. Specal musc wll be gven and the church wll be approprately decorated wth harvest emblems and tte natonal colors. On Frday, St. ndrews day t servce wll be held at tbe church at ten oclock n the mornng and at half-past seven at nght.._,_ MRLBORO NEWS., The Batear In the Chapel Mst Week ; Cleared bout $350. The proceeds of the bazar held n the chapel on Thursday and.frday nghts were about $350. Mrs. 0. C. Herbert vsted her brother, Wllam pplegnte of Matawan, last week.. Rer. and" Mrs. R V. Bresnaban spent part of labt week at Ynrdvjlle., Mrs. dde Rue of New York has been vstng frends here. - M-s Nelle Vandorvser spent a, part of last week wth relatves at Trenton. j Mss Lzze rlayward spent a part of ~~ last week at Matawan. Chrstopher Cartrght and hs BorsPaul are on a gunnng trp n the northern partof the state. Msses Wnfred and nnescanlon at tended the. weddng of ther brother at Matawan last, Wednesday, Msses Ela and Mabel Heyer of Brooklyn have been spendng a few days wtb ther Bater, Mrs. J. D. Ely. >, Mrs. Munroe and her daughter Hester of Mount Holly and Mra. Charles Felds of Long Branch are vstng Mrs. Joseph H.Rchmond. Mrs., VanMater of Paasac s vstng her fatter, JoHn Campbell. ThotnaB P. Hnywnrd spent Sunday at Poplar. Mr. and Mrs. Jnmes Wesley Red and -Mss Florence Lynch of Mllbrdge spent Sunday wth Mr..and Mrs. Hurry Van- Pelt. The sacrament of the Lords supper wll he observed n the Brck church next Sunday mornng. TINTOJ* FLLS NEWS. Improvements to thegrlntlullatuf to Othvr Juttlnan Here. neyr roof has been put on Samuel J. Bonnetls grst mll. / new roof hus been put on Hurry Colemans house on. the Snrowabury toad nnd a number of other mprovements have been made, Tho houso oltho old Valentne farm, whch a,occuped, by,jefferson Robnson, Hr,, has "been repanted. Etql Sel of Colts Nock dd the wqrk.. ;. Jefferson-Robnson, Jr., who a ompl6yed n Davd I, VanderveorB store, s lad up wth aoknesa. -Mr. Vundcrvocr Bon-n-law, rthur Soffo); s takng Ms placontho atoro. " new eteol roof has boon pffc on the saw-mll. James Cummlngs wll have olmrro of tho mll ths wnter... aron Tlton, (he vltngp blnoksmlttt wqa lad up last wcok «Hh kdnoy trouble..,. Rogera MnRuIre, who Is employed by rthur Mn I n, and Who lnn Iwon v.ory Blok^ la rocoverlpk,", Mro. Gortrudo MnKuro h H moved f ran Pno Brook to Mra. O. 0. Coupera house on Wator otroot; Mloa Doll Onalcr ot Tronton epont 8un- Jay nnd Monday wth lor nothbr, Mra, PctPrOa«lor. "; ;! ; Thnddew Wyokoff of Woodbrldao, 1 forpocdy ortbla plnoo, Bpont Sunday E.TONTOWN MEWS. Recepton to the Xew Rector* of 1 tle Epscopal church., ; Eev,.Mr, dams, the new rector of the Epscopal jslurc.h, wastendered a receptphby the mernoere of hs oburch last "WTednesday nght. The weather was stormy, but the recepton wje farly, well attended; The evennk-was-bpeht ; n general socablty and Mr. dams made a short address.,. " Mr. ard Mrs. P H.- Butler and Mrs. NChols, wll, spendthe wnter at New Y o r k.,.,, ;,, Mrs. Danel S, Morrs gave brth to a daughter on Saturday..- health but she s very, weatr.. Danel Morrs wll op^t. a skatng rnk \n the 1 Johnston bu Id ng on Man street tonght. Musc wll be gven by a Red Bank orchestra. thanfesgvog exercsesare beng hpld 1 at the publc school ths afternoon und^r the rtr. ctpn of Prncpal, H, J. Root. The entertanment conssts of readngs, rectaton^,solosand choruses. Mrs.-Lee Scobey s spendng the wnter at Borough Park and Phladelpha. The fnst meetdg of the lterary,so j cety wll behejd.or Wednesday, of; next week at? Mrs. John Q. Breeses. > ;. Thanksgvng dnner party wll beheld at Edward Johnstons tomorrow. Those present wll be John Johnston and famly of Lonsr. Branch; Henry Johnston and famly and Copover Johnston and hs two ssters of Oukbursr, Mr. and Mrs: Edgar.Bearmore and Frank.Bearmore, of New Bedford... Wllam Confow of West Long Branch, who recently purchased, a house on Lews street, has moved n t. Mr. Conrow has made a number of mprovements to the house. /. The members of the fre department had a-clam supper n the frehouse on Saturday nght at the expense of M. R. VanKeuren. pleasant evenng wss spent n playng cards and domnoes and lstenng to musc.. / Mrs. Chnrles Sfchck s undergong treatment at a New York hosptal.. The old dvent church has been bought by I. T. Rng of South Eatontown for $335. The buldng wll be moved to the property of Mr. Rngs nephew, Wllam Dufby. The money from tbe sale ll te used to pay off the debt on tbe present church. < m m - COLTS HECK NEWS. Srs, Slaraqret Kelsevs Thanks, gvng Dnner Stolen. ; Mrs. Margaret Kelsey has for some tme been fattenng a rooster, whch she expected to eat for her Thanksgvng dnner. The fowl han been n the habt of roostng on Mrs.. Kelseys fence and last. Frday nght some one stole t, ; Mr8. Fred Beckman s vstng relatves at New Yotk.. Stephen Eagan spent Sunday. and Monday wth bs wfe at Ne<v York. Mr. Eagan has shpped hs furnture to New York and he wll spend the wnter there. He wll have a sale of hs farmng mplements Shortly., \ James Magee of Keyport. formerly of ths place, has returned home.after vstng frends n the vllage; John Ptteraon soent Frday ard Saturday at New York.., Harold Covert, son of James Covert, who njured b;s foot two Weeks ngo by droppng a crowbar on t, s able to be about..... : Frnnk Tupper s spendng two weeks n New York state, where hs wfe has been vatnsr for some tme..durng the absence,of Mr. Tupper the creamery s "n charge of Henry Francs.. quantty of stone has been carted from Frank B. Heyers place to be used as supports for a brdge near Mr. Heyers mlh Mrs, Mary Nelson and Mrs. Harret G. Wltlock are vstng at Trenton. R. B. Busj spent t>!>rt of last week wth hs son, Clnton P.Bushof Delnhoo 1, N. J. Clnton Bush, who a an nsurance agent, returned the vst on Sunday and Monday. Yesterday he left for Stroldsburgand Wllamport. 1 Mss Florence VanDorn, who haa been vstnp; her brother, Charles VanDorn, Jr., of Trenton.haa returned home. ndrew McKay has snld a small houso on 1 bs place to Smth C. PtcheKof Scoboyvllo. Mr. PtcBer wll move tlte houso to. hlspropetty at Scobey vlle and the buldng wllbe used,as a tenant louso... Lest Von Forect We Tell Von Yet To Take BIN BOSWORTHS NERVINE. The Great Tonc for Mq, Dlpod, Norvos nnd Stomacl, and a Wondorful Rdnoff y tor *Tronl lea of - talver N» BlpNEYB. James Cooler, Jr., for II or wrlto tho nonfactrort BOSWORtH MEDICINE GdMPNY, f.«. v. Sl.OG One dollar brngs an Edsons Pronograph; wth Records, Mornng Glory Horn,.Stand and complete outft to your home, and the balance can he pad on small weekly, payments of ONE DOLLR lso a full lne pf On Terms to Sut Purchasers^ We cerry- the sweetest-toned and the -oldest make of Panos on the market. NORRIS BROS., t (Opposte the Fountan), 4 W. Front Street, Red Bant. good saleswoman.wanted. vservce j We try harder to please old customers than we do to get new ones. For we know that when we do really please our old customers we get lots of new ones. Ths polcy accounts for our success n the past, and we observe t now more earnestly than ever. o-o-o, Seroeders, Pharmacy,,j J. 1. Bergen & Co., Props., < 18 BROD STREET,, RED BJ«K. Red Bank and Eeyport trvlle; books cold NOTICE To Taxpayers! ll appeals from assessments are now made drectly to the Monmouth County Board of Taxaton. ll persons wshng to appeal from ther assessments can procure the necessary blanks by applyng to Charles.L. Stout, Secretary, Freehold, N. J. The County Board of Taxaton wll meet at tho, TOWNSHIP HLL. Monmouth Street, Red Banh, durng the Week Begnnng November 26,1906, at whch tme appeals from Shrewsbury.Townshp taxpayers wll be consdered,.. C. HRRISON. Townshp Clerk. - THE BEST PROOF of whnt tho Cnloman Busness Oollcao can do for your bnv or grl Is Its pn«record of forty-four ycnr» of thorough work, whch awuks for ttaolf. Dont cpcrlracnt, attend the beat.. J)««(/ SohooHn Benaon the Tear Hound. Student* May T.ntor at Jtny Tme. Catalogue Upon JltKjueat.,, COLEMN«s L COLLEGE Corner cademy and Halsey Streets, Newark, N. J.. J. K0<3tEH. JB.. Prln. laothodltt nnldur llcrommond* Chant berlnlnu Coudh ltemc^r. Wo hrvo ueed ClmmborlanB Cough Komcdy n our homo for aovo yenra, nnd It nha nlwuyn proved to bo a rollahlo romdy. Wo lavo found that t would do moro than tho, manufacturers) clulm for t. It IB caprolally good for «roup and whoopng cough, Rnv. JME8. LnwB, Pontor Mllaoa, Mnn,, M. E. Churoh.. Ohamborlnlna Cough Romody la sold by 0.,. Mlnton & Co., No. B Broad atrcet, Rod Dank. t. ND LIQUORS IMPORTED ND DOMESTIC - WINES. Port, Sherry, Claret, Burgundy, Rhne, C^tawba,, Greek Tokay, and all popular Wnes CORDILS. Chartreuse (green and yellovjv Curacoa, Creme de Menthe : (green and yellow), Maraschno, Benedctne (the Munk lquor), French Maraschno Cherres, ll of these Cordals are mported and of the best qualty. ;... GRPE BRKDIES, ncludng all the French and Calforna brands, at popular prces.. GINS. Meder& &>on {Swan Gn), Old Tom, Plymouth, Sloe, Posthoorn, Mstletoe, and all Domestc Gns, true to name. RTTMS. Jamaca, Santa Cruz, Medford and New England R u m s..., :,.- : ;, PPLE BRNDY; Dstlled by Robert Lard. Its the best made. I do not use new pple Brandes. PRICES: I GURNTEE PRICES TO BE LL RIGHT., J. : J. NTONIDES 23 WEST FRONT STREET, RED BNK, N. J. BROD STREET, RED BNK. ; Owng to an extremely large stock of^couches whch we have just receved, we are enabled to sell them atfprces lower than they are sold n the bg Cty furnture stores. These Couches are all of^ the up-to-date styles and ; are ncely upholstered n velour of dfferent colors. Here s the way they are prced : qouches:, v $4:48 CoucH for. 0. $ 3.50, $4.75 Couch for...,., 3.8O $6.50 Couch for [..: $8.75 Couch for,...,. 7.Q0 $10.75 Couch for ;....., Q -. $11.00 Couch for * rw J!2;so Couch for,...;...; $14.00 Couch for.....: $15.75 Couch for.. $16.75 Couch for ;,,."... ;... f 12,60...; 13,40. $17.50 Couch for $18.00 Couch, for..,,.,. f ( $15.50 Dvan for.... $ $16.00 Dvan-for $19.75 Dvan for Ths splendd Dvan for $12.40;.former prce $ Trmmed Mllnery Reduced One-thrd Off Former Prces. FURS FOR XMS. Select them now. Dont wat untl stocks are broken. t present "our stocks are larger than.at any prevous tme snce we began sellng/ furs. If perchance we should not have just what you want, order soon as possble, for t takes about 3 weeks to have most goods made to order.. MRS.E.WE1S,. RED BNK-TEMPLE OF FSHION.

16 I OF- -T- I $ If ; Shrewsbury.venue,- Red,.Bank, N. J. SLE WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE STURDY NIGHT, DEC. 1. STORE WILL BE OPEN THNKSGIVING DY TILL 18 OCLOCK, NOON. EXT Monday, December 3d, I begrt work on the addton to my Grocery Store and Meat Market on Shrewsbury venue, Red Bank. Last week I started a Great Cash Sale to reduce my stock prevous to begnnng the work of enlargng the buldng. The sale of goods durng the past week has been very great, but n almost every lne there s plenty left to be sold at the reduced prces gven n ths advertsement. The sale wll postvely close on Saturday nght, December st, by whch tme my stock wll be suffcently reduced to enable us to do the work of rebuldng wthout serous nconvenence. The prces quoted are for cash only and no goods wll be charged at these prces. Lhave now on hand at my store the quanttes mentoned below, whch wll be offered at the reduced prces as long as they last: 1,500 Cane Corn, : 500 Bottles mmona, put up expressly 500 Pounds Fne Coffee, 70 Barrels Whte Rose Potatoes, 1 2,000 Cans Tomatoes, for us, Pounds Good Coffee,- 10 Barrels Red Sweet Potatoes, 1,500 Cans Peas, 1,0001 lb. Cans Bedfords Cocoa, 15 Boxes Clothes Pns, 10 Barrels Whte Sweet Potatoes, put 200 Oans-Lfma Beans, 300Packages Force, 800"CansPotted Meats, up for wnter use, 400 Cans laska Salmon, 600 Bags Flour, 450 BottlSsfOatsup, 5 BarrelsJRed Onons, 300 Cans Succotash,, 300 Packages Malto Ece, 65 Barrels Green Mountan Potatoes, 10 Barrels Yellow Onons, and a large stock of other goods to be sold to reduce our stock, and affsuch prces that wll make the housewfe remember ths sale for a long tme. Here are some 6ample prces: Regular Prce. Sale Prce* IOC Corn, Can 5c 12C Tomatoes, Can...9C, 3 for 25C I IOC Peas, Can 7c, 3 for 2OC 10c Lma Beans, Can... 7c, 3 for 20c 12c laska Salmon, Can. 9C, 3 for 25C 12c Succotash, Can 9C, 3 for 25c 10c mmona, Bottle...-..,-.-,-.,.9C, 3 for 25C 10c #-lb. Can Bedfords Cocoa... 9C, 3 for 25c Force,,Package.,...,,...,...9.0, 3 for ; WHITE BENS 1,500 Bushels Small Whte Beans, 9C. per quart, 3 quarts for 25c.. CHEESE 35 mercan Cheeses, weghng about 40 pounds each, 12/^C. per pound by the whole Cheese ; l4c. per pound n smaller quanttes. FRESH EGGS 17,000 strctly Fresh Eggs, every Egg guaranteed, 33C. per dozen. SSORTED JMS 200 Jars of Jam, assorted Fruts, Strawberry, Plum, Raspberry, Fg and Qunce, 7c., 3 jars for 20C. VEGETBLE SOUP 400 cans fne Vegetable Soup, 4c. per can. (Ths Soup retals at IOC. per can, regular prces.) FEW EXTR SPECILS: "«*, Regular Prce. Sale Prce. Regular Prce. Sale Prce. 35c, 40c, 45c2^-lb.SacksFlour,all knds.30c, 33c, 35c Barrel. Basket. 75C«85c 25-lb. Sacks Flour, all knds....65c, 75c Green Mountan Potatoes..$ c 15C Malto Rce, lb 10c, 3 for 25c Whte Rose Potatoes... $ c 5c, 10c Potted Meats, Can 4c, 8C Red Sweet Potatoes 40c 25C Fne Coffee, per lbp " 20C Whte Sweet Potatoes 35c 18c Good Coffee, per lb..<.. lsc Red Onons,...$2.50 Clothes Pns....lOcpeP 100 Whte Onons....,...$ c Surprse Catsup, bottle...9c, 3 for 25c. Sour Krout, 9c. per quart; 3 quarts...25c. BLCK OR M I X E D TE 800 pounds Black and Mxed Tea, 35c. qualty, 20c. per pound. drawng of ths Tea wll be gven free to anyone wshng to try t. Not more than 5 pounds of ths Tea wll be sold to one customer. BKED BENS Full szed cans of Baked Beans, fne qualty, 9C. t 3 cans for 25C. CRNBERRIES Choce Cranberres, 9C. per quart, 3 quarts for 25O. LIGHTHOUSE SOP 3,200 cakes, of Lghthouse Soap. Ths Soap, whle t lasts, wll be sold at 4C. per cake, 8 cakes for 25C.. We also cany a full lne-of seasonable vegetables and fruts Cabbage, Turnps, Celery, Parsley, Pcklng Onons, Small Yellow Onons, Pumpkns, Bananas, Oranges, Lemons aud Cranberres, whch we wll sell below the market prce. - WE HVE ORDERED SPECILLY FOR THIS SLE FINE LOT OF THNKSGIVING- TURKEYS whch we wll sell.fof24:c. per pound. OUR POULTRY IS LL FRESH KILLED T OUR MRKET. TRY PIR OF OUR CHICKENS. > MET DEPRTMENT. ; - In our Meat Department we have a fne stock and as large an assortment as can be found n any market n Red Bank, an^, wth prces much lower than the lowest. We carry a full lne of Fresh and Smoked Meats, Poultry, Pckled Pgs Feet, Lverwurst, Bloodwurst, Headcheese, Soused Pgs Feet, Scrapple, Frankfurters, and Homemade Sausage, that we clam to be the best n town. " PORK LOINS ND PORK CHOPS. Last week, from Thursday to Saturday, we sold oven,6oo pounds of Pork Lons and Pork Chops. Ths was a tremendous sale for our-market. We have arranged to receve.ooo pounds of the same ths Thursday mornng, whch we wll sell at TWO POUNDS FOR 25 CENTS. OTHER MET PRICE* RE. SKINBCK HMS : 15clfo RIB ROST 12%Clb*. POT ROST 5c and 10c lb. CHUCK ROST loe lb. PLTE MET... *... 5c lb. SIRLOIN STEK ND ROUND STEK... 16olb. PORTERHOUSE STEK.. 20O lb. CHUCK STEK loo and 12c lb. ROUND ROST. 14c. lb. LEGS OF LMB... 15c lb. SHOULDER OF LMB..lOolb. HOMEMDE SUSGE 2 lbs. for 25O We stll have a large quantty of Pure Sweet Cder, whch was put up expressly for us. Stop n told get a sample glass FREE, FRESH MILK DILY. The Sale Wll Be Strctly for Cash, No Goods Charged at the Prces Named bove. EDWRD M. HLEY, West Red Bank Market, Shrewsbury ve., Phone 38-m. Orders called for and delvered, RED BNK, N. J. I f! > *

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