I 1 - New Jersey Courier

COURIER.
PIO NEER N E W S P A P E R O F OCEAN COUNTY.
^ B U SK E D
1980
VOLUMI d l—NUMBER 88
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HEADS [COURTHOUSE SECUREO
AND LOIN ASSOCIATION
TO TALK LOC IL OPTION
S en at« See nimbly to Allow
riff.W a ttrw a y » 1
Thi
Natisi» Contest to Fade Away
» I Option Hearing Si
Promis*« to Draw
Mure
2mA
peer* to
Gforgc C. Li
nocuous dei ur in dr There seen
« o o i.raiv ano K il J
i favorably report ed
Th« Senat« com •
prestili Nule likelihood that the conLakewood. L S Hauten J uhn F Oro* 1 m itir? in who*« hand« it « a i placad
test «rill be pushed. One of thi Rever and Frank \V Sutton, Jr, «ere con aisled of Flu, umor oí Sulrtn.O tbbtrd
publican members of the Committee on !
organ® I of Hunterdon. and hdge of Atlantic.
Election,Senator Joseph hrchnghtiysen, |
1 he lail nafnrii mill t rtiseet saiaas un eoa •
iscd hy choosing I C I ) Havi
will spend the next fortnight out of
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ident; Joseph Grover, vicespreti tieni * I 1 A I I r llil UfklietiS a --in«# a *---—
the 8 tat« on a southern trip
J
L
Cownetthwait,
secretary;
A
A
report
when
the
other two could outThe burglary of the Dover Towa«bip j
vote him.
ballots has made impossible a general
HOWARD J E F F R E Y
At Toms River on Saturday it is said
recount of the «bole county as asked
that a number of Ocean countians in-„
by Capt. Mathis, it has also tbi
MRS W HOWARD JE F F R E Y
t err tied in Local Option «rill speak.
additional doubt as the reliability of
Miss Blanche Louisa Wiibur was mar­
Senator George C. Low and Assembly­
such a recount at this late dale, when ried on Tuesday, March 7. to WUman Harry E. Newman will be pres­
it is known that all the ballot boxes Ham Howard Jeffrey of Toma River, at furs An auto took them to Red Bank
have been stored in such places it the |l*1® home of her parent* Mr and Mrs where they caught a New York train
ent. Among those who ate sspecter) to
township clerks could find for them, Courlias A. Wilbur, at Ridgway. The
The wedding was largely a family
have something to say are Rev. C- Pbut none of them perhaps in as safe [ ceremony was performed at 12 30 p m „ affair, with a few close friends of the
Butler and Rev W. G Wedenmeyer of
a place as the courthouse
by Rev. Leon Chamberlain, pastor of young people also present Among |
the Presbyterian and Baptist churches,
The Democratic members of the Sen. the Tonis River M E. church, in the the guest* were former Sheriff and Mr« !
Lakewood; Rev Leon Chamberlain of
ate are prepared to go vigorously and presence of a large gathering of friends Howard Jeffrey of Lanoka, Mrs.Henry
the M. E. church, Toms River; Rev. J ,
persistently into the very bottom of and assisted by Rev C M Dilks, pastor F. Mott of Toms River; Mrs. Matilda |
P. Heilsman and Rev O W. Wright of
Sopher of Jersey City; Mr and Mrs
the Ocean county mess should an in­ of the Lakehurst M K church
t h e Methodist a n d Presbyterian
churches, Harucgat; and a number of
vestigation be pushed; while there it
The bride is a graduate of he Lake- Clsyton Hurley of Lakewood; Mr. and |
J not a Republican Senator who at he
wood high school and has taught at Mis. Frank Holman and sons ofWhitesothers who are not clergymen. Rev. E
cares to go against the decision of the Ridgway for two winters This winter i v' lle; Mr and Mrs. Ralph Wilbur and
I. Stearns of the Matawan Presbyterian
she spent at school in Trenton. The I daughters of Trenton; Alvin Brandt i f
Supreme Court, and a t least two
church. J Frank Burke, formerly sup.
them have told their colleagues th at groom is the son of former Sheriff and j Hadilonfield; Mr. and Mrs. Charles A
intendent of the Anti-Saloon League
they should vote under all or any Mr?, HoiVard Jeffrey of Lanoka, and Brandt, Mrs Pauline Wilbur, Mrs
and perhaps othe.c will be pres, tit.
Those who are opposed to local option
circumstances against the unseating of grandson ot the late Judge William i Laura Wilbur of Ridgway; Mrs. Kate
Low These two Republicans with the Jeffrey of Bayville He has been con- ; (' l t r i Miss Loraine Sherman, M i s s
have been asked to attend and present
their side of the question also.
Democratic vote, would make It im nected with the office of the Prosecutor i Bertha Stone, Mr Hopper, of Lakepossible to seat Mathis if all the other at Toms River and has ju st been re |wood; Mr and Mrs. Wm. Cranmer and
Ami i. »TU V or bol' tu AtiBor.
appointed Clerk of the Grand Jury by j family of Sea Girt; Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Republicans were for him
W ant to Incorporate Lakewood
tn » « t» » » « < »♦» >* * * * * * *
I t is generally believed here that the Justice Voorhees for his sixth year C. White of WhiteaviUe; Mr. and Mrs.
as a City Under 12,000 People
i. but tint ibe goes (till further and affair will be allowed to J i t „ uatuiu He is a graduate of the Toms River high B. L Grover. Mr and Mr-. A.W.Brown
Lakewood, March 4— An effort is
■Ml for slower tariff all along the death
school and of the Rider-Moore and ■“nd daughter. Wm II. Fischer of Toms
♦♦♦»»«a
being made tc have a bill introduced in
■e. lie says something must be done
Stewart business school in Trenton. I River; Sheriff and Mrs Charles H Cox
The report of SecretaryCowperthwait the legislature to incorporate; Lake wood
I lower the cost of living for the work Automobilists Say Roads are
He lias been reading law for some time i West Creek; Harry Brandt and fam
shows that last year the association as a. city under the act for cities of un?
Bin. "Pnceiire too high. I could
The young people went away on the '
Lakehurst and others
took in $59,910 in dues and $17,697.60 der 12,000 population. Chas M,Bartlett
Settling Down and Riding Better
fou any number of instances
----- afternoon train for a brief hurley moon I
in interest; and its total receipts from of the Bartlett iuu has been one of the
fitciihave. i et,, my attention of
1n spite of the two snows on Saturday trip. On their return they will occupy ! |ape May Court House, March 3__In
all sources were $146,655.23. It loaned most interested iir getting petitions.
fwinj caused by nothing other than and Monday, automobilists say that the Mrs. Abigail Jeffrey house on Lien [ the presence of the immediate families,
to shareholders 843 605; paid $14 423 The move is said to have originated in a
* increasing burden of life. The gravel roads hereabouts are settling street, which is ready furnished for Miss Eloise Tilgman Valiant, daughter
iff withdruffals; $35,600 in maturing desire to break Asemblyman Newman.
iff onnecessanes should be reduced down and getting better considerably them
of Rev. W T. Valiant of the Methodist shares; and has a cash balance now of
I t is said to have been doped out that if
alleviate this condition. Of course, It has been a bad winter on roads,
The bride was gowned in white chif- church, (formrrly of Toms River) and $34.620 33
Newman favored the bill be would dia«
[
1 far as to say that 1 wish since the holidays, w i t h , alternate for meteor over white satin and car­ Chprles Garrison Douglass, son of Mr.
The total assets of the association are
please the outsiders.and if he refused to
plhei general tariff revision at an freeze? and thaws every three or four ried a shower bouquet of lili-s of the anil Mrs Joseph Douglass,of this place,
more than a third of a million—$33
favor it the insiders would get mad,
»Sessi'in. «Hi, . re-opening of the days. The thaws would soften the valley and fern. She was attended by were married last evening by Rev VV
389 80; it has $267.7 50 loaned on bone
aud in either instance, it is asserted,
!
1 hope and believe roads, big ruts would form, and then her sister, Mrs Frank T. Holman of T . Yal-ant. Mis9 Holmes, a friend of
and mortgage; and on notes $14,310
he will lose enough votes to beat him
ktago..i
1.. n will be devised the roads would freeze up with the Whitesville, who wore a green costume th i bride, was maid of honor, and Her­
There are 4802 shares in eleven series next fall for re-election
»ill meet the issue satisfactory ruts in it
and carried a bouquet of sweet pease bert Douglass, brother of the groom,
from the tenth to the twentieth in c lu S '
The boundaries of the proposed city
In the last week or two the roads The bride was given away by her war best man
ive. The value of a share in each series
would be as follows: All that territory
if further says that he is redhot for have settled somewhat. Around Lake father.
Miss Gertrude Clement of
now is Tenth $189 78; eleventh $166
cels post; and he will fight his best wood the scraper was brought out. and Ridgway played the wedding march
Miss Ruth Elinor Wainright, daugh­ 97; twelfth $144 9 1 ; thirteenth $124 40 situate in the township of Lakewood,
County of Ocean and State of New
the inland waterways development and the Lakewood end of the Toms upon the piano Prosecutor T. J R. ter of Mr. and Mrs. John T . Wainright
fourteenth $105,52; fifteenth *87.72
Jersey beginning at the center of the
F Scully and his family are at pres- River road, as well as the Lakewood Brown of Toms River acted as best of this place was married December 19,
sixteenth $70.68; seventeenth $54.67
taying at the Laurel house, Lake- end of the Point Pleasant road was man
1910, at New York City by Rev. eighteenth $39,70; nineteenth $25 63 main North branch of the Metedeeonk.
river, where it crosses the line between
The bride received many handsome Edfcar Tilton of the Reformed qihurcb,
I. fromwhence he goes to his office scraped and settled Where the gravel
twentieth $12.42
Monmouth and Ocean counties; thence
' “ ^°to each day. When the new on the road has little loam in it, roads gifts After the ceremony a luncheon to William Cashman Wood of New York
A 21st series was begun Monday and
along the middle of the said North
"pressman goes to Washington to may be as dry as in summer, and as was served by a Lakewood caterer. oity. The announcement has just been
shares are going fast
I ■ his seat, his, family will go with good to ride on
branch of the Metedeeonk river, the
Where it has much The bride’s going away costume was of mide, the wedding having been kept a
several courses therof. to its junctions
. ' ar,d they will stop at the New loam and holds moisture, the frost blue cloth with hat to match, and white secret
with the main south branch of said
Contractors Should Keep Eye
ud following the custom of most works up, and the road cuts badly
the Representatives, who stay at
Auto drivers say they expect to see
on the Courier Adv. Columns river, thence up the middle of the said
Township
Committee
Has
Very
Freeholders Give Gas Co. F ran ­
South branch of Metedeeonk river to
” is preferer-e to taxi
private the roads settled down for good in a
Business like contractors who are Chamber’s bridge; thence, in a souther­
Quiet and Easy Session
chise, Toms River to Tuckerton
fortnight more, and then a good scrap­
looking for work these davs keep their
ing will put them In shape
Last Fnduv afternoon the Township eyes on'the Courier advertising columns ly direction, in a straight line, to where
the old Toms River road crosses the
The Board of Freeholders met here Committee bad quite an easy session,
To E re c t L o d g e Building
This is particularly so in the road plank road from Lakewood to Cedar
on
Tuesday.
Most
of
the
day
was
spent
with
little
doing
except
the
payment
of
ft. Plea.
RECENT DEATHS
building l i n e . In this and recent Bridge; thence along the middle of
'Mint, March 6 —The Sr, O. U.
in getting the franchise of the Ocean a ffew bills. All three members were
issues of the Courier the Township of said old Toms River road to the Dover
has purchased the lot on which
Philip Nye Jackson of Lakewood, Countv Gas Company whipped in shape present
Long Beach advertises for bids to be township line; thence, westerly along
! ulman s barber shop stands and
to suit the. various Freeholders The
Clerk Ernst was directed to notify the received Saturday of this week for the
ercct a building 30x48, three stories died March 3 at a private sanitarium in
the said Dover township line to the
franchise allows the company to lay its Ocean County Gas Company that it
Riverdale,
N.
Y
.
Mr.
Jackson
was
un­
buildingof three gravel roads..with an easterly line of Jackson township line;
stores ,u i he ground floor,
pipes from Toms River to Tuckerton must at once fill up all low places in
til
two
years
ago
a
resident
of
Newark,
aggregate length of 10,935 feet, or a thence, northerly along the saidjaekson
Te all on the second and the third
on the county road. The Company streets caused by laying of its service little over two miles
»»M as lodge rooms in which wil and was prominently identified with
township line to the County line road;
pipes
and
mains
pays
nothing
for
the
privilege.
I
t
must
lb;
electric lighting [interests there
He
The Borough of Surf City or, Long
¡ « • li e s r o u d Jr .O .U .A .M
The five gaslamps f u r n i s h e d the Beach advertises for bids on cement which is the southern lino of Monmouth.
was alsc one of the largest realty hold­ lay its pipes l J feet from the center of
. • •an<l perhaps two other
County; thence, along the said County
the road, and all digging must be done township by the Gas Company also
sidewalks, cement curbing and gravel­ Line road the several courses thereof,
Zatl°ns. 1he building will cost ers in the city.
and
refilled
to
the
satisfaction
of
the
came
in
for
discussion.
A
majority
of
Mr. Jackson was St years old. He
ling on Eight, Ninth. Tenth Eleventh.
the committee insisted that they were Twelth. Thirteenth, Fourteenth streets to the place of beginning
architect" A Holman
Parry>
ie built the first electric light plant in resident Freeholdsr in each township
will J r -look
Newark and became president and gen
Mayor Cowperthwait and the borough promised a year ago five street lights and Central avenue
trjci Carpenter work and Edward
W .S.Jack son Ofdered to Turn
eral manager of the Newark Electric council of Tuckerton asked and were and not five lamp posts, though the
The Borough of Lavallette advertises
[ J" toe masonry work
Over All Aumack E state Moneys
Light & Power Company, which was granted permission to ret out trees on franchise passed by the committee does for bids on gravelling Philadelphia ave­
subsequently absorbed by the Public both sides of the mill dam hi Tucker? not bind the Company to maintain the nue from the railroad to the beach
On
February 23 V i c e Chancellor
B°y Tound in Manhattan Service corporation. , He leaves a wife ton borough, on the county road
'lights, except that it must furnish the
In recent issues of the Courier the Walker signed the order asked for by
gas
Nothing
was
done
about
having
iewo°d, Ma
'
Permission was voted to the Anti.
.larch 5— Hans Somer_ and several children
Borough of Sea Side Park advertised the nephews and nieces of the late
fbov
Saloon League to hold the Local Op­ therti lighted, it being asserted that it for grading and gravelling North ave­ Selah S . Aumack, compelling W. Scott
l |ast' IJ Appeared from his home
Hudson Havens, aged 16 years, died tion hearing next Saturday a t the woujd cost as much to hire a man to nue; Berkeley Township asked for bids Jackson to turn over to the receiver of
“lies inkUndav' causing searching
light them as it would to pay for five
at the home of his p a r e n t s , Mr, and Mrs courthouse
on remodeling its town hall at Bay- the Aumack estate, the Trenton Trust
Is arm T tlle wootIs f° r several
more electric lights
William
Havens
at
Asbury
Park,
Feb­
Thé
board
agreed
to
stand
by
an
ville; the Jersey Pines Poultry Co. ask­ and Safe Deposit Company, all moneys
Mstr n lllS Ilome’ using blood
The special election for the buying of ed bids for putting up a colony of that he had in bia possession from the
The funeral services were agreement made by the committee on
' ,
Up his trai1’ was found ruary 23
* York e. llildren's Aid Society of held in the M P church, Osbornville. on the Plumsted township road, Messrs. the Stoutcnburgh and Reckless lots houses a t Bamber, etc
estate or from his sister, Mrs. Louisa C.
He had been Camp, LeCompte and Allen, w i t h was talked over at length, and Mr.
Aumack
Bkine t-h- e Was Penniless and had the following Sunday.
McClenahan
instructed
to
take
steps
troubled
with
heart
disease
for
eight
Thomas
J
.
Jarm
an,
in
which
they
IW lfr I eets £or h° « s . He said
Though the order was dated Febru­
New Manager at Pine Beach
when
the
weather
got
better
for
open­
agreed to fix an approach to property,
ary 23, by some slip in the Chancery- ftecounn^* because ^ did not years. i
Will
Open
Hotel
May
15
where the grade of the county road had ing the road *
Clerk’s office, I. W. Carmichael, repre­
Mrs. Jan e Manuel Muller, for several been changed
Flfms for a Township building and
The Pine Beach inn will open on May senting Jackson, was not notified of the
years a winter resident of Lakewood,
F
ire
Company
house
on
the
lot
on
The
committee
were
also
empowered
15, u n d e r new management. Mr
L"11,uy iIooli Route May 21
died February 27 after a short illjiess. to settle a horse damage case in Plum­ Robbins street were also discussed and Blank, the Chestnut street caterer and order till Friday of last week, March 3.
|”6 New | ~ -—
He at once filed an appeal from the
it is likely that an architect will be restauranteur, in Philadelphia, is to order to the Court of Errors and Ap­
K m n ,; " 50/ Central announces She was the wife |of Adrian H. Muller, sted township for $20
and
daughter
of
the
late
Horace
and
secured
to
draw
them
soon
Eighteen
fox
bounties
at
$3
each
take
charge.
He
is
a
son-in-law
of
f11i>etW(,l,nQN
? lts !and and water
peals, where the main question, as to
Judge Berry was asked to submit his George Kelly, tha man who has been the disposition of the estate, has a!were paid
tit lor the eWYork and the Jersey Evelina Manuel.
_
b}H as iewuahip Solicitor last year for back of the development at Pine Beach. ready been appealed
'V n - The aiT " 6f 1911 on Sunday,
John R. Estelle, a veteran of theCivii
his services in connection with opening Mr Walsh, who was manager last year,
*
Highlands-SeaI t has been said during the progress
War, who lived at Greenville, dted on
Horsier street and the Cranmoor road, has resumed his position as one of the of the case that after the death of S. S . .
Sandy
be Put on May i
, Is the name of the new play presented
’cg°verhaui *' steamerg are now February 28, at an advanced age. He soon by the Star Dramatic Co New This bill had been asked for at a pre­ managers of Mr Kelly’s big furniture Aumack. Mrs. Aumack gave her brothvious meeting in reply to a letter from business on Market street, Philadel­ er, W. S, Jackson, some $12,000 in.
’UnCon’miS3i^Ij,reparator-v to beinS had lived a good part of his life near talent. Better than ever before.
tha former Solicitor
phia
Lakewood.
securities
j
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had proven T H E M AX WEI J |t AR at the old muet, I,.
Most Car for Least Money
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Hu rtjihmk ol Maxwell Superiority al ihc 1911 Maxwell prie», way belo%
Maxwell Runabout
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El
ubifeliera ol the low-prictd
I m agnine» have g n o td » vuiufy for »
I Year »I Icati by tbe poupdfifinfQi of
lb« t»n lem piatte) advancement of f a tti
fiftoMlhW meeting un Frida) evenmc, 1
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and il w ai dtctdfd to bava a ârv dfiil ) ^e*^**!aimatiaa|fvn toiMuruati.iiM: a -am of ptatagt mi (heir immenar advertí«i m 11iieaiin
mg connected «nth their publication*.
every first a s
that
It looks tM if the »poetai iotereate bod a
the mem hen
“
I 'jA V I D A V K K D E K
1 hand in the DoetDonrnif
o r anti wait
Wi
i» tT at Law
Wi
of pi
« offered
«Oi.lt lTUM la CMaNllRY
Ha
pt of fit«
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Orroain
Mrs. William Bragg, and
ph B
Mathis, son o{ Mr. and Mrs . B
Mathis were married by R it. E
Hu’tc at the M E parsonage on\\
day evening February 22
At the annual meeting of the E p
worth League the following officers were
elected: President, IJ W Parsons: s e e r c
tary , Maud Ireland; treasurer. Eugene
Sprague: 1st vice president, Barzillai
Pullen : r >nd vice president, Florence
C o x ;Jd
e president Mrs. Luna Penn:
4th vice >resident. Mrs. Edward E
Prentiss
M ajor R. R Raymond and Georg
W . T . Miller Assistant engineer. Corps
of Engineers. U. S Army, of the W il­
mington, Del , district were here last
week inspecting grounds r e c e n t l y
dredged in Tuckerton Bay
At the meeting of the Choral Society
the following officer* were elected:
President. J . W Horner, Jr.;v ice presi­
dent Mrs Addie Sm ith; treasurer, Mrs
J . Frank Mathis; secretary, Elva Wills
The Y . M. C. A. Orchestra is rapidly
growing into efficiency and has about
twelve members
bamuel H o r n e r of W e s t Main
street, has gone to Stone Harbor where
he is employed with a dredging com ­
pany
Percy Gaskill, who went last fall on
board the Edilhanna with Capt. Jo e l
V an San t, bound for M iami, F la ., has
returned to his home here
Garwood Hcrner is out again after
being laid up with a lame back
The dredge Sandy Hook was towed
up the creek by the the tug Lilac. After
she does some digging at Sm ith’s Basin
and changes buckets and undergoes a
p retty thorough overhauling, Capt
Will Smith will tow her to Toms River
where the spring will be spent in dredg­
ing at th at place
W alter Parsons, youngest son of Mr
and Mrs. E. W Parsons, met with an
accident at the Y . M. C. A. on Tuesday
night when a part of the gymnastic
apparatus fell and struck him on the
head making a cut about three inches
long
Samuel Driscail has moved from the
Northbridge farm, down shore,to A t­
lantic City
W. S . Andrews has installed a new
cash register in his grocery, store in
W est Tuckerton
MANTOLOKING
■rines Truex captured a large turtle
ar Chadwick, the weight of which
a twenty-nine pounds
[ames O Ware has re-opened his
jcery »tore in West Muntoloking.
tr the bridge
Hart i lay ton ofSiiverton supplies the
radwick Life Saving crew with fresh
lobbing and alterations— H. R Savre
Cut. tractor and builder. Tribune build
ra e P ea«
TDM* Klf
cktici op
M IL F O R D
D E N T IS T
8 to i t a. m .
W I L L I A M S
Dealer to
SH O ES
Repairing Neatly Done at Loweal Prloea
B E S T OAK L E A T H E R U SED
8 ln g le t o n B u ild in g
M a in S t.
T o m s R iv e r, N. J
THO U . E .
VA X D Y K E ,
JACKSON TOW NSHIP
J,
Saddles, Harness,
Collar», Bor»e Clothing.Turf and Sporting Good
Eepalrtng
Neatlj
Done
ng Ä
I “ ~
Cor. Main and Waanington Sta. TOM» R IT SM
Uno IOVMOM Frankford Are. Philadelphia
DI AMONDS
BCTUo ui urna
G e o . €1. W o ra ta li
J B W f i L K K
No. 9 Main ¿erect,
TOMS R IV E R
: 0AL and LUMBER
Lime, Cement and Brick,
Door and Blinds,
Lath,
Blacksmith’s Coal and Coke,
Builders and Marine Hard­
ware, Flagging, Tile, etc.
A t lowest prices.
Agents
for Lucas’ Paints
A. B. Newbury Co., (Inc)
Opposite C, R. R . Depot,
Toms Ri er, N J .
I. W. RICHTMEYER
MONUMENTAL
AND
STONE DEALER
Anything in any kind of stotr
Residence, 30 Robbins St
Yard, 18 Washington St
T O M S ICI V K i t . N . J .
E.S.VanNOSTRAND
P h tn ih in y , T in n in o a n d
¡ I c a tin i/
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The Maxwell i. proven to be cheaper than a ho,*
Bicycles at $ 2 0 to $ 4 0
Sewing Machines a t $ 1 5 up
Rocking Chairs, $1 to $ 1 5
Rugs from $ 1 .5 0 up
T o m s H iv e r
Runnm
Water
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Your Homi
THOMAS ROBERTS
Isaac VanHise of Harmonv is still in
a critical condition. He is very aged,
and hopes of recovery are not very
strong. Dr. Morgan also of Harmony
islunder the doctor’s care
The VanHiseville ladies aid society
met yesterday with Mr. and Mrs Charlt s
Hendrickson
Numerous icehouses in this township
were filled recently
Mrs Emma Burghart has moved from
VanHiseville to Philadelphia
The Whitesville j u n i o r Epworth
League recently held a social in Cran­
berry hall
The Daughters of Liberty made $56
by a chicken potpie supper at Jackson
Mills
Cassville M E church, with a new
metal ceiling and well d e c o r a t e d
throughout, new paper, etc., is very
pleasing
Prudential Company’s Millions
o f Surplus To Be Divided
Vice-Chancellor Howell last week filed
a decision in the Chancery Court in
which he upheld the proposed division
of a $20 000,000 surplus fund, by the
Prudential Insurance Company, among
deferred dividend policyholders. In
the same ruling the Court, declared that
the stockholders of the Prudential are
entitled to a fund of $2,500.000 assigned
to them as stockholders and known a
contingency surplus
The verdict is the result of a suit be
gun by Leon Blanchard, one of the
stockholders, in which he claimed that
the $ 20. 000.000 surplus, assigned to ths
protection of the deferred dividend pol­
icyholders, should be distributed among
the stockholders
The decision by Vice Chancellor Ho­
well if upheld, in the event of a further
ippeal. means that the stockholders
„jtl receive a new dividend amounting
to 125 per cent on the toral capital
stock of the Prudential, which is only
$
2, 000 , 000 «
birthday gifts An elaborate supper
was served. The guests departed Tor
their homesafter a delightful afternoon
Herschel Grant of Long Branch L S S
was a Sunday visitor
Arthur Cornelius is building a bunga­
low for Miss Margaret Bunnell
A number of our town people have
been on the sick list, but are convalesc­
ing a t this writing
Miss Kathryn Allen is visiting rela­
tives in Washington D C, her mother
Mrs Marcus Allen accompanied her as
far as Philadelphia on Saturday
The P O S of A cleared a neat little
sum, from their social last week
It is understood that Arthur Corn. lius has been awarded the contract for
remodeling the Town Hall this spring
There is quite a boom for building in
this locality at the present time. Les
lie Cornelius has ju st completed a porch
on Holmes VanNote’s house which
makes a great improvement and is now
building a porch and addition on G R
Warded house
Two Bay vide boys created quite an
excitement coming from Lakewood on
Sunday. One had a motorcycle, the
other a wheel, but the boy with the
wheel reached home one bout and halt
before the motoi cycle
LAVALLETTE
Councils have advertised for bids
for graveling Philadelphia a v e n u e
from t he railroad to the beach front
Our borough fathers have also passed
ordinances to prevent auto speeding on
on the new Ocean highway through our
borough; to prevent the building of
fires on the open beach; and to prevent
cattle or animals of any kind roaming
at large
The Lavallette Yacht clubhouse will
be refurnished and renovated for the
coming season
Rumor says that Charles J Smith,
borough Clerk and Assessor, wiil have a
new motorboat this summer
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Going to build? Get an estimate from
H R Sayre, office in Tribune building
Washington street
Farm, Villaje s
Suburtxui
Send lor tills Book.
If tells how our specially drsigne
tight steel tank amt pumping appar
placed anywhere, with ordinary air
sure, ilocait. No overhead tankstoh
or freeze. Plenty of running water
where, also fire protection that':
H E A T E K S
R O O F IX ,
W e l l Drilling, Pumps,
H e a t i n g ami i^nnitary
Plumbing. Agent for
Aprmotor W indm ills.
R i d e r and Errieksot
H o t A ir Pum ping
Engines.
i to 4 p. m
U nion House, M ain S treet
T o m s R iv er, N . J .
M.
$1350
Model E A, 5 paiienger, 30 H. P., wai 1
ST O V MS
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comm>*»km»r of De
o tre« sad Legal Papera
Promptly attended to
H ours:
Higher priced car. >1 you wanllhem.
¡1« Marcus B Allen has I
it his annual financial state- (
SEASIDE PARK
h
Berkeley township, and it 1
shows that this is one of the economi-1
'ceded (n?t rge rally run townships of the county.!
K 1
e Bur..ugh
Last year only $700 was borrowed in 1
»till* rll of
ntolokmg ha* anticipation of taxrs, and only $10.50 !
neurit
»rag
c for j W was paid for intertest. The Township)
New ri
He
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night hi* Committeemen Charles W Ward, Wm. |
gang
hi
Tb s Britton, Jr. and S R Johnson, each j
o pub In garage* Ephraim got $4$ for meetings and work, and $2 I
makri
Brow,
ving but a large one
extra for Board of Health; T J Harvey,
While it ha* been a stormy winter, treasurer was paid $41.25 for his serthe violent sturm* have been of short vices; ju d ge M L Berry, as solicitor, re
duration Not a single vessel ha* come ceived $65, poor billsamounted $152.04
ashore the whole winter on Squan or and road bills to $203.26; Assessor Devine Butler was paid $403.86, and Col­
Island beaches, and the cld beachcomb
lector E L Worth $384.46, both having
er* say that is strange
b e.n increased greatly by the new
Charles Hopper of Germantown and
names added to the duplicate through
Sea Side Park ha* bought the racer
the many lot selling enterprises in this
Ilyvnnnr from Edward Kain of Phila­
township: C W C Bunnell, us overseer
delphia, who had rac,d it for the past
of poor, received $10; M B Allen, as
two su timers
clerk $36
$125 was made by the recent benefit
The schools cost $2607 .31
given at the South Broad street theatre
in Philadelphia by the Ladies Auxiliary
Mrs Wm C Shaw entertained a num­
of the S. P. Y. C. The affair was man. ber of her friends on Friday afternoon
aged by Mrs George S . Gandy, presi­ M.,r 3. in honor of her natal day. T lu
dent of the Auxiliary and the money afternoon w ts pleasantly spent with
raised will gn to provide music at the games and music Mrs Shaw was pre­
clubhouse next summer
sented with many useful and valuable
HOWARD JEFFREY
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Established 1904,
Opposite C. R . R .o f N. J-
B e r k e le y Gara¿<
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Everything fo r Autom obile, Motor B oat, Mill, at city
Complete stock. Mail and telephone orders receive eareiui a‘,vp|
Automobile tire repairing a specialty, work guaranteed,
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Equipped Machine Shop for repair work on Motor Boats, Auto
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ISLAND HEIGHTS
’ersonal Mention with Local Flavor
«n r m»t<wK,am.«n k*(«n Imreing
gaaoknt m own i t Ith *v was out k f
al Intim and m a t* y
Ikv rt*«r
« .» u m M R e e k ie , of IW ,« M -« h -Or Cknrlwa tit ta t i m t n i | I m m •
»»U known at a property ow n« m
m» River is m ut the oAlesrs « I ika !
A p p k R lt • «‘•«•kar ot tka *»»*•» sttack of nvrveus pro«iration
* Jvrswy Society et lb* C M M s t l, ! " W N f * 4* f* “ " 7 “■
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t">w« In M a milHartatre with m m .
plant ta haw trm rst tidewalki and
Ocean County Society for Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals
jt Philadrlbkia ? * * * *1,l»i t*is ts » PkUadclpkla ira i entità on O n s s aimsiu from *k# P U R
Ci,V ,hl*
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U> llay Pro««, ami ,m R iw r
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IM M l Angelo d tv fati at ninety avenu«, north M M u w II a« tk» rroaa
y v k f* a f > ■ r g a n t f c d t h « P - . j l r » V a l - - « >«*té, penati»*« and §tck, ■ U N M m ii
thtoe io«* «n muer
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Township
All persons that have not paid their
taxes will attend to the matter between
now and the 15th of March, or their
property will be advertised and sold lor
same I would a*so say that the young
ine*n that have not paid their poll tax
had better attend to the matter at
once, if they do not it may cause them
trouble This will be the last notice
given them
P C Applegate,
Special Collector
V. I. A.No tes
STAM) A US)
The regular business meetings of the
V. I. A. will be held the second Thurs­
day of each month at 3 p. m. at the
home of the President, Miss Annie Cow
perthwait on Main street
FERRO
and Other
STA N LEY
U N C LE SAM
M A R IN E M O TO R S
it Work of all kinds.
Motors installed, etc
G. E . W A L L A C E
(08 MAVIS
V . anil Ituilitcr
F o rk e d R iv er, N. J .
M lsheim er Shoe Store
NEW FOOTGEAR
For EVERY DAY
SHOES
s l ip p e r s
boots
RUBBER BOOTS and SHOES
Come in and look us over
Makes Rapid Headway
A(l<l Thl* Pnrt to Your tttorr of
Knowledge
Kidney disease advances so rapidly
that many a person is firmly in its grasp
before aware of its progress Prompt
attention should bo given the slightest
symptoms of kidney disorder. If there
is a dull pam in the back, headaches,
dizzy spells or a tired, worn-out feeling,
or if the urine is dark, foul-smelling, ir­
regular and attended with pain procure
a good kidney remedy at once
Your townspeople recommend Doan’s
Kidney Pills. Read the statement of
this Toms River citizen
Thomas Wilson, Water St., Toms
River, N. J.. says: " I suffered from a
constant pain across the small of my
back, always more severe when I stoop­
ed or remained on my feet for any
length of time. My condition finally be­
came so serious that I was obliged to
give up my wprk, as I was almost help­
less. Learning that Doan's Kidney
Pills were good for this trouble, I pro­
cured a box at Mathis & Hainers Drug
Store and began using them They .re­
moved the pain in my back and 1 was
then able to return to work. I am
pleased to say th at I have never had an
attack of,backache since then. I give
the credit of my cure to Doan’s Kidney
P ills "
For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, NewYork,
sole agents for the United States
Remember the name—Doan’s— and
take no other.
Over $12.000 in Prizes
in the
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for Bicycle ) f t C Wheels Now on Hand
with Brake \ / J
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Great
Proverb Contest
JUST STARTING
C a ll on
W1SSM ACH
Toms
R ive r
You may enter contest at any time
during next two months.
If not a reader of the Tribune order
it from your local dealer. * j
By
m a il
two months
$ 1 .4 0
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niv Newspaper in the County
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ha*
New York Tribune
tfot it to (‘«lilantiii to p«f hit way to
Cape William T R ott, th t l
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th« IVnntylvan a \ 9amtM| Urning,
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improving hia % nage «-Inch oil)
ba taken attain ibM ao iutier by Frank
Arthur Chamberlain, brother of Mrv
W fhh, lecfrtarv of bn Wm II lloakina
ron CliamberUm ol tbit |t|«re. baa
it« Vico pfcMiiftii, Mr, >*en afi|M»ìfit«d a r#ga!i
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LAKEWOOD
Il Y C
Lookout. L<*ila Starr. Music; Cecil G licet tb it summer wilt be Prt-d Nathan's
kv,itb the beginning of Lcnt| Lake Field*r Social, Fred Rhodes; Fiowrr, Mergo, beiug built a t K u k ’s yard In
wiiid begins the busient jmrt of (be re E tta Gunther
Toms Riger; and Charles Gardner's new
*np %v»i**t*n Nutner<m« •nirrr,»ini r n**• 111«* Agnes I'hurrh has accepted a po1 craft, now building in Camden, The
•rr iHîing am n ged , and leverai rial* r* sition with Childs grocery store on Sec* last named wilt be a 4S-footer with a
air (unctions ^11 be giv n during the ond street
thirty h p engine
tli|nc between now and Easier One of i ■On Wednesday last the scale At the
Borough Council pa«a»d four import­
thf j*c will be a vcpeltl
the »how depot was emptied and was found to ant ordinance* on Friday night last
fof the benefit of the Ocean Ccninty So- contain $25 signif>ing that 2200 per No l i provide« that alt sidewalks here­
c»|iv r >r the Pre vein ion of Cruelty to sona had been weighed during the after constructed (halt be uniform. It
A immaIt, which t e i 1irn given the ni ghl month of Febrnary. This is the great* requires a lour inch foundation of ona
bêler» Wishiogton ï Uirthdlay. The e*t number ever recorded in a month
patt cement and five part* broken stone
date fi i t no| yet been set, but it wil 1 be
A Fielder sold his grocery business cinders or gravel and a one inch sur­
topic t(me before He]!y week
! to Harry Albert of New York
face coat of one-third cefurnt, to be six
Frac tKiiltv all tht winter colun y
feet wide with joints each six 2 ret for
gathered lu t Friday in ight at £àdgeinere«
Golf and Polo at Lakewood
expansion
thp It. me of Mr mid Mrs Geor ge Fisit a
No 74 provides that both sides of
Hiker when t he Ihm l nnd tael mids inLakewood. N J.
J, March 4—Jasper Ocean avenue us whole length, the north
t»l *u!:»script ion inti i ¡cates was the lit Lyrch, captain of the Country Club side of River avenue, and both sides of
trlctio n The pr-»granr Wat fumi*had , has announced ptst the annual spring West End. Chestnut, Maple, Oak,
b Mih, Olive Mead Q*uartet atid the tu* golf tournament will be held on April Janes, Centra] and Strhpson avenues,
trita inimeni proved the largìcat aoci ai 20. 21 and 22. The American polo from River to Ocean avenue, shall be
evieni ,A the season
team that is to defend the international paved with lidtwalks as prescribed in
in ordinance No 73
Among the well known peOf»le at the
No 75 provide« that no one shall dig
h (tris thin week w rc* foi mer 1Governor ticeon the Georgian Court grounds dur
Franklin Murphy md Mr and Mrs ing the month, when the polf) carniva up a borough street without getting a
Franklin Murphy. Jr. whu
Hitoreil ' will be inaugurated, and the eighth permit from the borough clerk at a co lt
down from Newaik fur a short stay at ' annual matinee trotting and pacing of IS rents, that any corporation must
races of the Lakewood Driving Club put up a bond lor 4500; and tnat each
L jutcl House
individual must deposit $10 with the
A number of wintat residents __ will be given during Raster week
clerk,
to have returned if the street is
making short trips out of town. Mr usu“'
anil Mrs Frederick A F o tti have gone! The polo games are_due to the efforts left in good condition
No 76 forbid* the placing of building
to Palm Beach, and Mrs A D Davis is of ».George J Gould and Henry Lloyd
material
in a street or otherwise en­
in New Ilaven. Charles Lathrop Pack |Herbert, chairman of the American
is frisking a trip through the Middf Polo Association. Th»- international croaching on the street without a per­
West and M C Soper has gone to Wis-1 matches between the British and Amer­ mit, and then specifies how such buildican teams for the championship having ng material must be placed
cohsin for ten days
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K.NT F O B
in
. big com piili ili» It*.
! . . . udii.. I i lia I tu ilt iK t S iiittiiy
Company ot «lu d i ka ban also bann
nui il» |it»»i(lrnt
Tbi* company ha*
1. I’1J 111 n,i tl,/, l'.iîled ï , 1 , 1,1, ,, , I n .‘irani t Company ot Philadelphia • well
I
itamllng, nn,1 Mr, Amouton hat
ol charge
ÆARINE RAILWAY
A u i-m a -.u
vali u p . , « h i m .
The SociclV lor the Hrcventind of Cruelty to Animals will
i »nimble reward for information which will lead to the
icfton ot tiny perfon or persons in Ocean County who have
pressed the laws lor animal protection.
Persons supplying such inlormation must give iacts and
instances in connection wi'h an act of the kind.-^tnd must
..
ties ol those who have witnessed the act.
Z
»
-in ns ot a confidential nature will be regarded
a. a g e n ie n t .
Anonymous communications will not under any ctrcum*
> (ices receive attention from the executive officers.
Vagrant and uncarcd for animals will be disposed ot free
upon application to E U Z I E L L E W I L E Y , 167 John
N'rcet, Lakewood.
All written communications must be signed with proper
¡•lie and address, and sent to MRS. JA S P E R L Y N C H , Lynx
ll,i!|, Lakewood, N. J . Telephone 126 .
For further inlormation address L O Y A L N. B O 'IA N NAN, AgentHeadquarters, Madison Ave. & Second St.
Telephone 162 .
M U*
9.
know n
Mrs William L Ward, wife of the Republican national committeeman from
Neiw York State, has pome from Portchaster with a party ot young people,
anfl is at the Laurel House for a visit of
sotlhe weeks
d#i#gtiH)R that the j mad» up tk* pur»» 1
i bec,>deei<led uP°n for May 31 and June
! 1 * nd ‘ at Meadowbrook I he Ameri!can team undcr ,h * Ru'dance of its former captain, Henry Payne Whitney,
will now come to Lakewood and pass a
month in practice on George J Gould's
grounds, and later the usual polo tour­
nament begins, in which teams from
'clubs that hold membership in the
American Polo Association will compete for cups and other trophies
I
OCEAN GATE
Mr Michaelson was down Sunday to
see contractor Roy Ellis, who has the
building of the new yacht clubhouse;
and have him arrange for the dock in
front of the club house. This dock will
extend into the river 116 feet
John Wahl lias re’urned from Pottstown, Pa, where he spent the winter
Joseph M Selonger has launched his
boat Matilda
Dr Ellis M Levy was here from Phila­
delphia for the week end, to arrange for
having his bout overhauled
Wm Tolliver is having improvements
made on his bungalow which was built
a year ago.
The bungalow just finished by Iiarry
W Ellis for Edwin P |icAMi«t»r of Phil­
adelphia, is a credit to Ocean Gate and
looks all right
The three Ringlestine Bros, from
Philadelphia were here Sunday. They
have two bungalows now and will build
three more for their own use
E T Ramer is spending some time in
Wilkes Barre, P a , attending to his
bread business. He is president of a
big bakery concern there, the Moore
Bread Company
William C Smith is having his cottage
painted up inside and out and making
extensive improvements
Mrs Willoughby of Toms River, is
spending some time with Mrs Harry W
Ellis
Joseph M Cox will build a handsome
bungalow on Lakewood avenue
trap-shooting at the Country Club
traps atlrucled a number of the visitors
on Wednesday and some fine breaks
were made. Five handicap events Were
slnjtoff and the winners included Fred
Fifty polo ponies, valued at more
erick A. Potts. Harry Cowdrick. Frank
Mtildoon. Arthur Whitney and K Van- than $300,000, were shipped ft> the
derveer. After the sweepstakes James Georgian C o u r t stables of G o rge
Wynne of the Crescent Athletic Club Gould's estate today In the lot were
brake twenty-five birds sr-iight An ponies on which Americans place their
other match was shot off this afternoon faith in the coming effort to retain
possession of t h e international cup
The annual fair given by the Mission­
against the English challengers. Never
ary Workers of the Presbyterian church
before in this country,has such a peer­
will be held Friday in the church build­
less lot of polo ponies been gathered to­
ing
gether. The majority of them belong
Frank A Robbins' circus will be here
to Harry Payne Whitney, captain of
on the 12th of May this year. This is
the American defending team. The
somewhat earlier in the season than
ponies have been gathered from all
usual. He will not go to Toms River
quarters to the globe, some coming from
thi(| year
India, some from South America, while
Frank Shute, manager|of the Laurel
others are either European-bred or are
in f|he Pines, is very ill with pneumonia
products of the Western plains
There has been somewhat of delay in
Other ponies are to go down later in
getting the work started on the propos­
ed Y W C A building and it is more the month. Among them will be fif­
than probable that it will not be at the teen ponies especially selected by J B
lot In First street as was at first planned Thomas, chairman of the Point Judith
Maliy think that a site in Second street Polo Club, and ten ponies selected by
next the Y M C A would be preferable LouisStoddard
and Capt Bradshaw has offeree, to
In the Grip of the S. P. C. A
let them have a lot on Second street in­
stead of the First street
Ap illustrated lecture on Ireland will
Deborah Britton of Greenville, was
he delivered on Friday evening by Hon arrested Saturday on complaint of Jesse
Corpelius Mcfxlennan of E ast Newark Megil! for starving a dog, Megill com­
in the Catholic church
plained to Special Agent Bohannon of
HIGH POINT
Maurice Troupe, porter at the Tower the S P C A. that Mrs. Britton had
The
High
Point Fish Company is
hotel, was run over by an automobile left the dog without food or drink. She
on Wednesday last. He was not badly was taken before a Justice of the Peace starting to put in its pounds to be
ready for the spring fishing when the
hurt bur. his wheel was a wreck
and fined $21
shad begin to run
Aidaughter was born to Mr and Mrs
J B K insey visited the city last week,
W Richardson of Fourth street last
Old Furniture
wee k
Mahogany or Rose Wood needs sim- |
Uie county seat on Monday
j Contractor H Cranmer is arranging
T le Christian Endeavor Society o f’ ply washing and a coat of Varnish
The L and M. Home Finjsh Varnish to move High Point inn to the beach
Baptist church elected the following of­
the best
front
ficers at the annual meeting held recent is If
painted Wood then wash it and a p -j. , ,
_
_ .
,
president.
Miss
Etnily
Fielder;
vice
ply
one
coat,
of
L.
&
M.
Domestic
Paint
I
' ^ rs J ason Fenimore who has been
1y:
Makes
Furniture
as
good
as
new
at
a
quite
sick,
is
now
out
of
danger
ident
Jam
es
McNair,
Jr
;
Secretarypre
. Raymond Palmer of Conrad’s Station
Geoi-ge B Peters; Treasurer, W Leroy cost of about 25 or 30 cents
letneyer. .The committee chairmen
a ' V Brant . Toms Riv<r
, took the third degree in Masonry at
Prayer meeting, A Winifred WedStanwood Bro., Island Heights
Manners lodge, I- A M, Barnegat, last
(j _;_____ !s n c c _ i ----- -----Monday night
I t is announced that two of our sum­
mer visitors will be wedded soon in
Philadelphia. Miss Elsie Munday and
ST R IC T L Y TR U E TO NAHE - Cobblers,Rose Mr Harry B eatty
I Mayor Harvey Cranmer of Harvey
Oew Drops, Green M ountains, S ta te of
j Cedarc is home from a week spent in
M aine, and F ifty O ther V arieties
We can always Sell lower than our Competitors ' Mannahawkin
! Mrs J B Kinsey is home from a stay
SEEU POT/lTIIKS (STRICT!,I CASH
in Brooklyn
CHOICE YELLOW ONION S E T S
Louie Kenzià attends the Barnegat
W r i t e fo r P ric e L is t
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high school
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Gowniof WHSM «Hl Assentilijnun Hold Coherence.
REFORM MEASURES TO PISS. ' J
THE CHANGES
IN THE GERAN
ELECTION BILL
i.
•1
En# flr#ttmit ti*fr#fb#r of
'f in* or a b u rse »heu be pre­
»d (Im lu am a Erra atad tested emphatically sm inai Ibe action
E la !i I
* wir*) fu«fraokijr iAikiüE «vor, aa (b rr dkl. tb« of the committee on railroads and
r u
i )trm rlrt'tiun reform bill. It»# work canato in reporttac a committee sub
Stair c '
I n f a m i cna|>r tiM (lots ari. aa tb# dor* atltute for the four public utilities Mila
oil! hr «4 trd t*J
(•mor ftrvfvn u* cal) (b# #o»!»lojr#ra* lia
I « f i t h . T p r im a
In the bands of the committee without
hlllty la v ; il»# irw public Militi««
•Mi tuu*t aha
consultine blm. a member of the com­
•*t a t lari«
■tHDttlsakta bi and Ih# corrupt prac mittee He did not question the merit
MMrttli
(k#a m#a«ur# baa a ceotupliaitrd murb. «? the substitute, he Mid. but be did
TT»«* DttOtU‘1
9tna for
It la Mtd, («ward #»tat»Ushlft* a bar feel as thoiicb he was entitled to nume
«ÎinrM t» M i il frutti BOB U *uu *n
o "ill I r a n th*
taooioita yu dtndittlluf b#(arru Ib# recognition by the Republican arem
WARETOWN
of or
«Wirt« li
rtacu ilr# and (boa# of (hr Urlala lora here of the committee. Senator Brad­
ratfrtl Hlai
Of
rbo hav
*4 lo Itili
“gc Cam burn ha» just completed |
that ley. chairman of the committee, has
WE OWN AND OFFER
»DH* w ij or oth#r Mr WUs
la1 ft!
oom#
a large work »hop on hit properly here
tened to declare that no attempt bad
f
f
*
IU
cbi
tbrut
in
ibia
matter.
nl t>
brew made to show the senator from
F H Eayre, is having his twnkskifl
Tb 4M (1
ll‘Dt
•X any discourt cay and that remodeled and an engine installed. He
« br 1 a lupoM
I Ir»
>ajr Is # riAa *1 by the fart that fur
¡titule bad been reported only 1 it expecting to make good use of
om. Rl haOota
ill be
iniofii it
boum the conferei«.. »aa
Kille r had railed to ninni I during hit summer vacation
tbr puilm
bur
Ibr
«
raalon,
lo
era (o bar
•od It la utul,,r*t 1 * * 1 that
crest In the matter
I Mr and Mre W FX*WH!n£j aT T ren to n
with thr
tno
tint» »a» devot«.! to thr
of fl
W llaon sent to the sénats
«•»rati MU. It was bold to Iba tira urti sl,c*c uumlnst.otts: Hoard of mana­ «pent last week at their cottage here
Mr* H T Brown and daughter Martha
■apretar court chamber, and a depot) gers of the tillage for epileptics, l>f,
B crfw it at arma carefully intanimi the Stewart IMton and Jonas A. Fuld. both have ju st returned from an extended
t toare) door*.
V icldmg from 3.00 per cent, to 4.38 per cent.
of Mercer; Ixusrd of trustees. Home viait with Mr* Brown’s siller Mrs C
It was dually screed that (be meas For Girls, Mre. Howell C. Stull of J K ickertat Bayonne
ure should be referred to a committee Mcrcur, reap|M»lnted, and Robert M
re of th
A son was born on Tuesday last to
IVr pr
consistine of the governor, Mr. Gerau, Anderson of the same 'otinfy,
■
to nip
Freeholder and Mrs Oscar Brown
the Introducer of the measure, and Aa- j ••red Ilarvo,'- L. Robin »ou of Prinei
j
Miss Elizabeth Burden was tendered
pm* to
nembi)'meo Matthews of Hunterdon Ion, riecenfted.
minato«:
| a surprise party, by her friends and
Backus of Essex. James ef Hudson, ;
Opposes Eight Hour Law.
choolmates. Ion Friday evening. A
lai Monte of Somerset, Meyer of Sua- !
U
lieu
rbc bill of Assembly mail Ford I very plessunt evening was spent playing
sex and liamsey of Middlesex, for
POINT PLEASANT
Yielding from 4.30 per cent, to 6.13 per cent.
further consldanitlon, or. as the got* ! of Hudson, one of the labor leader» of game» and dancing. Those attendine
Mil« Rii Erri rk »ob
ernnr expressed It at the dose of the : l a V ' f ' f ' " J * * Iuul“>M elKhl h<*"™ » I »ere. Miss Helen Howaid of Asbury
*•* A»hurí p*irk riaitliiK i
th*
ln,U,BttoB* « f I P»rk, the Misses Helen Eiaem an, Han­
conference, so as to yet the views of I ra.'I
frifiiii«
the -state, was taken up on thlid readall the members on Ita details.
„
Upon »PPliwtion we will be pleased to mail
■ MrM an StillwHpn»
. I* f lu lite house it was uiwiiIIh I Ky Mr ! nah Taylor. Peurle andJM yrtle Jones, j
U la understood that some of the j Brea,thead of Union, a reember of the ' Guldy Cam burn, Anna May, Johnson.
Rrmac
I"-ii( part uf eh<
our weekly list of offering, and quotation.
Mr. and Mr* Edward Krr
Messrs Harold Wilkins, Clyde Robin­
Jam--* P.-n
u r e t r e S S Th ‘
,he raeM- » « ^ ‘ ion =
1 ” ^
tor
IV« ree B n *
son. George and Evan Hallett.Tom Mc­
I--Hi
m«. m Ï Ï i ï Z E S t " "ow ‘Vi iku
f expense«
Tn,on
w,,,‘ s,,l<1
been s p e r ^ < few i
tu 1,- Allister. l* Clarence Brown, Leon and |
xpeiiscs of the state orl*on
prison I-K
K A«hl:
To compel naturalised citizens to pro
l’a. on at-,,»,
(WO a year and would create a propor­ Jeff. Stackhouse, Rudolph Cam burn,l
ht,ni* Sa Inni,
I duve their papers on registering or vot- |
tionate advance In flip coat of con­ Ross Penn l Charlra fBuxhter, Lloyd f
Mr. no, i Miix John
I lng.
Mi,
H.
Reid,
M.tnmrvr L e i* and J« in.-. R. Beni
ducting every other state Institution.
BOND DEPARTMENT, NEWARK, N. J.
Camburn. Hudson Bowker and Alex
To
close
the
polls
an
hour
earlier
*
rttrn.lf'rf
As the attack on his measure was
under Arends
than at present
Bram i, F irst PnpshïtÎÎ I at the L
w'w*
Telephone 1932 Market
unexiiected
by
Mr.
Ford,
he
was
not
ian
Church,
r ruh y ft ouiniir* Mr. B
To mall official ballots to all voters In a |H>sltlon to refute the statement
The American Mechanics had their
nnett rend«
two corneit Soli
, prior to election day; Instead, a sample of Mr. Rroadbead. and at hia reapiext anniversary »upper Tuesday evening
Cûfttract or r ’#í»r R F'
! ballot will be seut out.
luca rompiÍOICíJ th*- shin« ling »1
The Ladies Aid will be held at Mrs
I the measure was laid over until lie
e BeaTo have state committeemen chosen I could look, Into the matter.
»•a Hotel (his week, an •I will
Amy
Heddenson Friday night March
ve
the
bath boi es- o]
hob fini)
--- ui-cl
—f the
I next I by the convention tha' will frame the
G o v e r n o r W I I s o d sig n e d eight bill«,
10th
■ck some time.
[•arty platform; instead, the state com- ,! ,hu" making eleven laws which the
At John Arnold Hall . toi
T Bird Mick has the cellar completed
night I mltteemen from each county shall be II legislature has enacted In the seven
<F ri, I.
Rie pupil* ,,f the IV,' Point
for his new house
i ’lomu,)
I chosen at the primaries.
I
weeks
of
It»
existence.
Grammar S,
hold I To allow factions to name members
their e
We are pleased to hear thatJM rs Ma­
Prüf.” Citi
I Sucre»» In a mensure han lighted
D.
Mai-Gr cor ha,
■d
j o f the election boards.
tilda Camburn is slowly inproving from
rd with
I
upon
the
efforts
of
the
lot
owner»
of
ts the i
till»? th** 1
Four Bills to Pa*a.
j Gee an Grove, who have been lighting her severe il'ness
dri
dot)ht t]
Capt H T Brown is spending the
In a talk with the newspaper men | ^or year» for a Im,rough form of govwill
Mi
Li
F> «ter. >f It « e lle Pa
after the ,-onference the governor said ornment for that religious resort. By month at High Bar Club House with
le. .Mr. a
that an agreement had practically vote of 30 to IK the house p : i 1 (he thp Holman brothers
Sire.
Lu I. Rail.Me * X. P
been reached which Insured the pas­ bill for that purpose after a lengthy
Improvements are being made on
Kml
Hav,
and Eilu-j rd J . Krrickson, Jr.,
sage of the four measures. Speaker and at time» acrimonious debate, dur­ the Newbury property, recently pur­
Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits, $ 281,000.00
wenIlM'lltf
thflKt*
... „
who went to F re e
Kenny, the governor said, had declar­ ing which the Camp Meeting associa­
ho
n i l .Monday to attend the auction sale ed, that he. the governor, was on bis tion, which now dominates that place, chased by Isaac Pullen of New York
George Camburn and wife have re­
« „ r , 11“ ! w re brought i„ f rom the feet during tbe conference two hours was roundly scored as a money mak­
Imn, '» i ' v ™ “ -' ilf," rn”'«i *’y Captain and ten minute».
ing proposition, “which held Its execu­ turned from a pleasant trip in New
J a n i e * ) [ VanDote* nephew from Iowa.
DEPOSITS
York
” 7*
iyOinie*. of Brooklvn,
The house got up to work in good tive meetings in Wall utreet.”
S T " 1 " fV'r day* her,- I,-king after her time and without much waste of elo­
Mrs Julia A Camburn is convalescing
This 1» the third year the hill ha*
property Ilit ere* 1*.
November 1, 1898,
$261,000.00
Ralph Herring, of the New York quence passed a number of meusures. been before t be house, and Brother from an a tta cto f Grippe
J W. Burden|has the contract for
Eks-trieal re-bi-il. wa* home over Knn- Mr. Matthews' bill, which was Intro Aaron Ballard has been able to secure
November 1, 1903,
387.000.
00
<Uy red ting hi* i«,reuts on Forman uve- duced for the benefit of Hunterdon Its defeat.
The opponent» of the
papering and painting the Newbury
November
1,
1908,
» - c lr ki, I " mD,5 " ', l jreduate in April. county and which amends the road measure will now direct their atten­ house
486.000.
00
I t - ' H airy How,- Hogi-rt. rector of
act so that contracts for road improve­ tion to the senate nnd endeavor to kill
Mrs. E tta Hayesl{has moved from
^ * ? , n . " b i- he S« ( ''lurch, was npNovember
1,
1909,
it
in
that
body.
579.000.
00
l*,int«l Conncflman by Mayor Limlell
ment awarded in one year by any
Assemblyman Brown o f Essex of­ Camden to Bay View Farm, where she
at the regular meeting held last week. county shall not exceed one-fifth of
November
1,
1910,
will
reside
with
her
parents,
Mr
and
J lii* appointment i* to till the unex658.000. 00
1 [ier cent of the county’s rateab'es, fered a bill to abolish the board of fish Mrs. John Letts
pired term of George T. MeOirr.
nnd game commissioners as now con­
. ' ' , *i*n ' an Horn returned to except where the two-thirds estimated
Thomas Stackhouse has his fine gar­
I nitadelpbia .Sunday after spending two cost of any road under contract is paid stituted and authorizes the governor, age nearly co m p leted ^
T o ta l a s s e ts o v e r $ 1 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0
■week* here with his parent* on Rue for by a bond issue under section 0 with the consent of the senate, to ap­
* venue.
point a fish and game commissioner,
of
the
act,
wa*
among
those
to
get
LAKEWOOD
T
R
O
L
LEY
TO
BE
EX­
Mis* Anna Horsey, of Spring Lake.
who shall perform all the duties now
V?" been the guest this w,*-k of .Mr. and through. So did Senator Edge's bill,
TENDED AT BOTH ENDS
3 In*. TboiuaH Kctrudod.
which requires all horse drawn ve­ Imposed on the present tioard and re­
According to statements more or less
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Middleton, of hicles to carry a lantern after dark ceive an annual.salary of $8,500.
public gossip In Lakewood, the Tren­
l J»iiIadf*Jphia. spent a few days hen*
ton, Lakewood Seashore Trolley Com­
New Bill, Introduced.
with Mr. Middleton*» parent«, Mr. und and in foggy weather which can be
* (KKKXKKKJiXJOOOOO0 0 - 0 0 0 0 0 OOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOPOOOOOOOKÇ
pany,
which has just secured townsb'j
These bills have been introduced in sanction
seen at a distance of 250 feet in either
ISirn, Edwin Middleton, of Hue avenue.
to enter Ocean avenue, LukeKdward Middleton i* a well-known the­ direction, penalty for violation of the the senate:
" nod, though it has not as yet ob­
atrical man in Philadelphia, and is now act a fine o f between $r> and $10. Sena­
Mr. Johnson—To provide for the pay­ tained a franchise, does not propose to
1'¡(lying in that city.
tor Prince’s bill requiring the civil Berv ment of certificates, notes or other evi­ make Point Pleasant its terminus. The
Mis* Klla Pool, Messr*. Wilbur F
' company, it is said, intends to go on to
I ’earc-e und Raymond Kola triers, all of ice commission to keep separate lists dence of indebtedness issued by corn
Mamisqunn, cross the river and strike
Brooklyn, were the guests of afr. and
of persons eligible for appointment as mlssloners under the act to provide for u straight line up the coast, through
Mrs. Frank Pearce over Sunday.
TOMS R IV E R , N. J ,
§
West
Grove, West Asbury Park and
the
drainage
of
marshes,
swamps,
etc.,
game wardens according to the sec­
A anrprise party was tendered to Mr.
on to North Long Branch.
] e-onar.i Furman at hi* h om e on Tren­ tions from which all appointments upon the basis of the rates of taxation
TOTAL
A
SSETS
$300,000
O
O
I
The company, it Is further stated,
ton avenue, Saturday evening. Among
shall be made, In all cases where in (he municipalities wherein th
has already secured a major part of
M,tne of the out-of-town guetil* present
special acquaintance with localities is drained lands lie. Expenses to be di­ the right of way necessary for this
were Mr. and Mr*. Frank Newman,
route.
The line is to be equipped with
necessary, was passed, as well as that vided between neighboring municipal!
.Mr. and Mr*. Itoikliill. Mr. »in! Mrs.
high (tower cars und fust freight trains
SA FE D EPOSIT B O X E S TO REN T
of Senator Kdge, which authorizes tics when the land extends into the are to be one of the principal features,
Joseph Newman, of Spring Fake.
Joseph Flhersot: has resigned as harmunicipalities to enact ordinances same.
{h e line, too, is going on through to
in Burglar and Fire Proof Vault, $ 2 to $5 per Year
l„-r for Jam es JIavcns and accepted a
Mr. Johnson—To validate certificates ,1 ronton, according to report, penetratregulating motor boats and providing
position as express messenger on the
U'g the heart of the farming district ly­
of
Indebtedness
and
bonds
issued
by
penalties
for
those
making
unneces­
I ’ennsylvania Railroad.
ing between the shore and the State
any municipality to pay the cost of capital.
Mrs. Annie l ’eurc-e will remove short- sary noise.
I) from the Dr. iK-nuinton cottag- i„
draining
lands
under
tbe
a
c
t
of
March
According to the terms of the LnkeThere was a lengthy discussion over
tlie flat in the Height, X^twrence arid the bill et Mr. Streitwolf, which per­ 31, 1903.
"ood franchise, which has been drawn
( Vi. building.
lias been ordered published, the
Mr. Prince—To provide a pension of and
W alter Webber, of llu- Checkers mits a married woman to convey her
Lakewood-Point Pleasant line must
Stc*-k Company, him finished his season property without the consent of her $('■ per month for every honorably dls- be m operation by April 1, 1912. The
and arrived home. The Webbers, con­ husband.
'J'o many lawyers still cjiurged soldier or sailor who served In life of the franchise extends over 20
sisting of father, mother, son and daugh­
.years. No particular opposition is ex­
bound to the old common law theory the civil war and has become indigent, pert
Paid on Savings Accounts
ed to the arrangement from Laketer, have all followed tin- dramatic pro­
to
be
paid
by
the
state
treasurer
every
of
things
(his
appeared
to
be
an
inno­
wood residents.
fession for years and when resting re­
The man who deposits a t 3% loses one-third
side in their line home oil Ocean ave­ vation which should not be tolerated three months.
W EST POINT CADET WANTED
nue,
in such u conservative state as New / Mr. Fielder—-To enable the state
,
of his income
Tramps are more numerous about
water supply commission to acquire
FROM THIS CONGRESSIONAL
town now than at any time this winter. Jersey, while there were those who
property
by
purchase
or
condemna­
ju
st
as
strongly
urged
that
the
state
DISTRICT.
Noah Forman, flagman near the sta­
4% is bettei than Government Bonds
tion, has been relieved from duly by should catch up with the times alid tion when necessary for any water­
. Washington, 11. 0,, March 0.—A spe­
8 OO-OOOOOO-OOOCKXJ-OOOOOOO-OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO-OOOCrOOCHK^
the 1». B. It- It. Go.
cial examination of candidates for ap­
enact such an enlightened law. These works under Its charge.
Mr. Osborne—To Incorporate the pointments as cadets at tbe West Point
prevailed, and the bill passed. Anoth­
Acudemy has been ordered by
er bill passed by the house was that first Judicial district of Essex county Military
f£0,000,000 Service Pension Plan
tlie War Department, to take place May
introduced by Mr. Hendrickson of to consist of the borough of Glen 2, at a number of military post's
Beaten in Congress Windup.
Monmouth, which provides that lob­ Ridge, township of Belleville and the throughout the country. Explanatory of
Washington. March .‘5.—'The terviee
sters less than nine inches in length towns of Montclair, Bloomfield and the order a statement issued from the
pension Mil. carrying appropriations of
general staff calls attention to the fact
Et-arly 'frar.c,Nl.OlfO. which was passed
Nutle.v.
may be taken.
tha t for u number of years the cadet
by li e House and which the President
The senate also devoted its time to
ups has been seventy-five to eightyMr. Fielder—To enable county boards
bad indicated that he would veto, was
passing bills and disposed of a large of freeholders to issue temporary five below its full quota. It is regarded
g,*',*,, 1 e,i yesterday ill the Senate.
E a ch week gives M O R E O C EA N C O U N T Y NEWS’
as
of vita! importance to the army that
The measure was offered as an amend­ amount of business. Among the hills bonds tc meet deficiencies when the institution turn out the largest pos­
ment to tile general pension bill.
which were passed were those author­ tbe amount unappropriated for any sible number of graduates. One of tbe
than can be iounu in all other papers comoinetl.
izing the construction of a bridge be­ year for courts or election expenses Is Yin metes, which now numbers 125, is
i arre y £ prit ai
Chocolate covered
in rt-is district, the Third Congressional
tween Newark and Kearney, provid- exceeded Bonds to run for two years
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New
Jersey.
‘ A i r s 1 it.eüôws, 25 ceotslb. Elwells
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BONDS
Securities of the P„h|;, W
vice Corpor a ’n of New Jersey
Fidelity Trust Company
The First National Bank
O F TOMS R IV E R , N. J.
Ocean County Trust CoJ
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$100 wei tb ir fd by the liulltr Sorm^
held at the tha M. E, church last ThunI to blot- I day evening
the cold
tlarging hit Hors
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tire to
ta* of
oar the (aiot
itra t>»8* that cornea with
H „üom ta
¡mit ta tbt tillage tiaa ■llo o d
] (roil well thia
Friday and Saturday
inher day* on the church
i toirlormw at 6 10 and aeta
Thu make* the day eleven
amt i] tninutea long
Torn Kiver Yacht Club meetFriday evening, Charle* A
I n i elected a member
•Donell baa bought the oldttme
i photo gallery, moved it back
Ibouu on Hyei. aliect, aud will
filin'." in upholstery shop
6nt flower o( the season, the
I t 00 Sunday opened his golden
■andpeeped out at the sun through
1 mow. Monday he was buried
r‘
neph Yates has been re-elected
■wet of the M. E church for the
lingconference year; P. L GroVer.
pcial lecreiaiy; C. B. Grover, reIbng lecretary
grniird Hamer has taken the cupola
I the top of his W iter street house
ledthe roof in the centre, placed a
Bftsindoiv or s... and will add n
pt-A-Word Advertisements
S . h 11 Steam Outfit; 12 h p
%,IOh pl'.ngine Will sell at low
>•GEORGE ALSHEIMER, Toms
i
llOCTirrell r,,i . Machine will be in
InUssoon as gas pipe goes through
■M River. One o( the most perphUsin existence All complete
frit oldboy can run it
For butppneeand particulars address B E
', Forked River, N J
WRtwo inch W’hiteCedar Laundry
'»«hum size, for sale. B E ENO,
lle! River.NJ
andForce Bump. Can beerectno lank need Both, 100
and 150 Gallon Circulating
Pk-wn n , sa'e at Big Bargain.
jj^ O T k e d River, N 7
^rMLE~ T * ° Number 8 Rider
l iJ Ch??..Hot Air engines, good
B E ENO, Forked River 16
J^TE—35 foot high galvanized
WithVrinna:S’ly ,aken down and Put
new H?00 t';*llon steel tank, all good
g™ throughout
Address Eno’s
ftrside, Forked River.
f U'J'
m f? T Bai R UF COW, fresh
k NO, Forked River
ICHT'Stroller for Sale. 50 feet lone
•ftbi,..
aln. ? lee.t draught, auxiliary,
|çkabout
MIS rut,,riJv Cost class condition.
M Blwell. Toms River, N J.
I
The nightly blow of the Are alarm
whietlt at the electric light plant wilt
I be changed (ram five o'clock to nx
Wo d erifth eS , P. C. A. or tome
other mttitutioo couldn't rid Tomi
Kiver of a few a< ire troublesome doga
An Individual communion set, the
gift o one of th member*, wat used
tor the Aral tii e on SuntHy at the
M E Church
Spring will begin at 38 tinutei after
noon on Tuesday. March 21 and lait
72 days, IV hour» and 4 minutes ne­
rordiog to the calendar
Rev Walter I. Y oung of Croaer Sem­
inary who has been called to the
vacant pastorate of the Baptist church
and preached there «gain Sunday last
The plant of the Ocean County Gat
Company, with it* projected extensions
was inspected last Thursday by an in­
spector from the Public Utilities Com­
mission
Th* Township expects to take title
soon to the Pittenger lot on the Rob­
bins street hill. Next year we may see
a town hall and fire engine house there
— quieti sabe?
David Jackson Clayton of
Cvdar
Grove is still shipping cranberries. He
says they bring from $2.75 to $3,50 a
crate in the Philadelphia market and
he is glad he kept his
Monday mornmg four or five inches
of snow fell in a few hours. I t was
mostly gone by night, as -the tempera­
ture grew warmer, the sun came out in
in the afternoon and the snow melted
fast
Last Thursday evening a DollarSocial
was held at the M. E . church. There
was no formal program, but the even­
ing was spent in social chats and the
young folks enjoyed themselves around
the piano, where Mrs. Austin presided.
Hot chocolate and fancy cakes were
served
The Township Committee has had the
shade trees on Washington street trim­
med, and n number of them removed.
Some folks fear the axe was used a
little too freely: but it is hoped the end
will justify the means. There are a
number of places in the village where
more shade trees should be set out.
Why not do it this spring?
■ bouse"wn7pV° man or Girl for gentfairoorti, k| Permanent position
a!|W
om
CotBakew
ioode N.ZUCKERMAN
J
25*
Miss Foley, a New York City teacher,
who holds a highest grade certificate in
that State, has taken the vacant room
in the village school Miss Foley some
timd ago bought a place at Indian Hill
and started a chicken farm to get out
in the country, having taught in the
New York City schools. Miss Wilbur
of Cream Kidge gave up this depart­
ment after trying three days last week
The W C T II of Toms River met at
the home of Mrs A C B Havens on
Monday evening and decided to meet
|h'te\Vvanha , 111nR•Ruse Comb;stay
W . ^ t f S e v e i n y . f i v e ¿ents
f f t CONNER
* I,er hundred
IIALPRpnV
K1-D LEE
Fine Grape fruit, ,3— 4— 25c Elwell's
Elwell has Ice Cream every day
• w !f„ ^,r l h°ut. 26 feet over
L- An ',0"„e r’Uarine engine in good
V ly P D !,„■< 391, Toms River
f t SALE
Itnch
J g K ^ l .8 boÎhIn
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PEE
e' f l a r '
L--------Manahawkin, N-. ]
f 0R Sai
--------------------------‘Eseines
_ hnlall boat., good her­
itor nH,.r* r ? nP j nd -several gillncts
YaN 326 P US^d Address W .C
pni—-—_ roafiway, Yonkers. N Y
f0R SALE*r-'lot'7s—T3 story 5 foom aftic
!<«. cfe 7 -x 300 porch ‘bade, good
25*
^ ■ ^ l a n U;
NJ
Ìhrv
u ’“y. Horse suitable for
£ “Æ p e,m'e !l11 round work
w s TARK23*
to
rooms and
ion; immediate
Luck B X 4U
\ 23*
ag fe:
The Womens Relief Corps will hold a
St. Patrick’s day social March 17
, Special Sale Oranges— Saturday at
Elwell’s
Don’t forget the orange sale Saturday
at Ehvell’s
Th?-C E. Society of the Presbyterian
church will bold its annua! St. Patrick’s
day social
The Girl Freshmen of the Toms River
High School will hold a cake sale at
Grover & Son’sstore cn Satuiday af­
ternoon, march' 11, at 2 o clock to
raise funds for then basketball team
C P MocWolttr rotw
rf «pending (ht wif
d vicinity
mg th* U
rg* MrKaig of Island Height!
Mru TIIIm Kob
ugned
ht P U S-an wood and S. E
Railing!
being
lilt along the !
■g to town In hi* car Sunday
newly built ruad to Lakaw tod at King* ] Ke< ’ and Mr* Leon Chamberlain on
Hill the Dennett Field and by Ed Ms ay entertained the furroer't brothClayton's
I, r - we Chamberlain of Providence. K
President K C Buckwalter has called It.
a meeting of the Base ball A«sociation I Mias Alfreds Sm yth* returned to
for Tuesday evening of next week. I l-°ng Branch last week after spending
March 14 at 8 o'clock
I several months with Mrs Georg* WiaeA daughter was born to Rev and Mr* Imach
,
Philip Cline at Boston Mata., on Thurs­ I The young folk* g a v e Rowland
day last, March 2. Mrs. Cline wat fur j Buckwalter. J r , a surprise party on
merly Mic* Lois Clute of Tome River
|Thursday evening last and had a jolly
Mr* E'itebeth Koniker, widow of the I time, too
late H »*rr K osfkrr, died Tuesday at I C, A Mortis Monday went toT reuloa
the home of her eon-in law Woodrow |to attend the funeral of a cousin; Tues­
Fielder, at Pleasant Plains, aged 00 day and Wednesday he inspected the
year*
Funeral services will be held New Egypt schools
thie afternoon (Thursday) at two | Miss Eloite Sherman of this place has
o'clock at Pleasant Plains M. K church I left the Model school at Trenton and is
Th# class of JO 1 1 of the High School now attending a business college, the
has organised with Mias Effie Chambers j Rider-Moore and Stewart school
a« president, Miss Minnie Worth ot j Mrs. A. J . Iron*, who was operated
Bayville. vice president; Miss Elsie |upon about ten day* ago at Jefferson
Jennings iccretary; Mist Sybil Penn of j hospital, Philadelphia, for appendicitis,
Forked River, treasurer, The other is reported as getting along nicely
member, are Mis. Mabel Brinley oil Dinial B„cker , Tom, Rjvrr Ujy
L an o k aW .rren S e.m an and Norman |,„d Kradual0 of th. Courier o ffic e .!.
Irons of T om . River. The d a s. will
d(jw„ thr ch iir o( Unoty
Hold a classday this yeas a . well a. |typo(!r, phv Bnd
composition in the
Coimueucement
I Scranton. Pa , Correspondence School
Rehearsing New Play
Fine progress is being made by the
Star Dramatic Company with “ What
Happened to Jonea” to be prrsented
at an early date. The best talent has
been secured by Mr Yoder for this pro­
duction au d it promises to be the best
play ever seen here.
Special Sale
of Women’s
white shirt
waists with
tucks and
embroidery
front $ 1.50
values
9 8 c
Mr
HG
husband. Sheriff Cox
Commodore and Mr* J H Stoutenburgh spent from Thursday to Satur
day her* last week from New Y'ork
Dr Rem L Diabrow, who has b.-en
quite sick, teems to be getting stronger
end is expected to be out again soon O
M F Rhoads of Manlius, N Y , a form­
er resident here was in town th>t week
•«id w .f greeted by many old friends
'
The Mi we- Hlute of Oy-ter Hay, Long
Island, who have ju t! returned from
several months in Florida are guests of
Miss Marv Gwyrr
Janie* I McKelvey h*t| ju tt returned
from a trip to Washington. D C, where
he taw the last Congress die, visited Mt
Vernon, and other interesting points
St. Paul's church, Trenton, hat asked
for Rev, Henry M.Lawrence of Medford
M, K church, ton of Rev, A Lawrence,
now of Island Heights, foriusrly of
Toms River
Harry Fuller of S t Louis. Mo , is vis­
iting Mr aud Mrs Henry Bird He
came east to see his sister, Mrs Corne­
Mr. and Mrs G. Rowland Munroe of lia Hurley c f Pleasant Plains, who is
Newark spent several days here last critically sick at Ridgefield Park, Ber­
week, where Mrs Munroe is better gen county
known under her maiden name of Miss
Longstreet Irons of New Haven baa
Flora Teeter. She renewed many old been here this week and today started
friendships while here
for Florida with his mother. Mrs Lydia
Miss Lulu Robbins who underwent Irons They will visit Mrs M E Beatty
an operation for appendicitis at her at Leesburg, and then look over th*
on Broad street, Wednesday of las1 country there
F. Lipschuetz’ Co.
Department Store
S A V E S
Y O U
M O N E Y
TOMS RIVER, N. J.
Men’s Spring Shoes
Men’s New Spring Shoes, button and
blucher styles, gun metal, russett and
patent colt,
J .5 0 to 3 .0 0
Men’s W alk Over Shoes, the latest
styles in button, blucher and oxfords
newest lasts
3 .5 0 to 5 .0 0
Special Sale
of Ladies’
plain black
or white
loot hose
25 c values
at 1 9 c
all sizes
New Spring W ash Goods
Beautiful dressGinghams xo to | 5 C yd
Mercerized wash Poplins
2 5 c yd
Percales for waists fast colors 1 3 C yd
White India Linons
1 0 to 20c yd
W hite Long Cloth
1 0 to 2 0 c bd
White Madras Cloth
25c yd
New Spring Shirt W aists for Women
Styles are the very best, made of fine sheer lawns, beautifully trimmed and
our values better than ever before:
W aist ol All Over Embroidery front
tucked Iront and back
1.0 0
White Sheer Lingerie waist medallions
and val lace yoke, with lace front and
sleeves, a beauty
1 .5 0
White Linene Tailored waists tucked
front, laundered collar’and cuffs 1 . 0 0
Fine waist of embroidered sheer batiste,
r ‘>ch embroidered front, with rows ot val
lace, tuck back, long or the new short
kimona sleeves
2 .0 0
Handsome waist of very fine sheer batiste
collar and yoke of lace, front of all over
embroidery, with venise panels, long or
shprt sleeves
2 .5 0
On our Bargain Counter j .Quality Considered,
you wifi find some money savings
Women’s flannelett gowns 75 c val.5 0
“ white coat sweaters,2.50 val 1 - 5 0
Boys grey or red “
1.00 val'. 7 5
Womens white shirt waists, $ 1 val 6 9
“
“ skirts 2.00 val. |.50
Dark blue or green printed serge
plaid effects
1 5 c values § c y d
prices are lower,all of our groceries are
pure & guaranteed under the pure food
laws
Pure Elgin tub butter only
3 0 ° -lb
1-2 lb tin of ( ’ocoa
1 6c
Swansdown angel cake flour, pk 2 5 c
Butter by the 1-2 tub
2 8 c lb
Silvcs mils per case
4 .5 0
F. LIPSCHUETZ SO. SEPU TM N T STORE
&
itand i
Mrs Kuseell returned to Leesburg yes­
terday after several weeks with her
; With Larry Off fit« Job, Tramp.
daughter, Mrs John Grover
Are you contemplating or making your own muslin under wear, shirt waists,
skirts or dresses, if so you owe it to yourself to see our new line of Dress Per­
cales, Ginghams, White Lawns, W ash Poplins, Val Laces, Embroideries, all
Over Laces, Torchons, at the most reasonable prices.
■■■?»
4-
b* it a Chf
May 14une it« of i
my duty?
af Weal L
me here
A W ord About Dress Goods
School election on Tuesday, March
21. Dover township will elect three
members cf the board to succeed
George C VanHise. James I McKelvey
and W B Singleton. Capt. Clarence
Birdsall. who served on the board for
three years very acceptably, is talked
of to succeed Mr VanHise. who has re­
fused to try for another term
The chain letter is being worked in
this section again. All that it asks for
is th a t that the' recipient write three
more letters and furnish a lot of cancel­
led postage stamps When you receive
a chain letter, no matter from whom or
for what, destroy it. This instance is a
fake or worse, as cancelled postage
stamps have no value whatever
April 16—Vrtiot
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H*vr y Witt* «t|t ni.iv i on th« 1W ltd • Moo yp (or hit hoogolov ot S it S ,J*
Mr* W P StimaMmt * uteri «mad the! Mf«
1 mm*jf
Tom. Kiver .» . tu•etra on Piidiy eve* [
a lin i j
j week
lodge Berry hold« Orphan« Tout
‘f j
M*v!t># Gemi* Sip«hi»g »1 on the Wi)* 1dev. tevymiog the hearing of th* Kt>*j Tit*tinkler W II Jaeknin h.e been |
Mrs
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Point Pleasant March 6— Property
owners and housewives both are b e ­
wailing the increase in the number of
tramps in the borough since the first of
the year. It is recalled that when
Lawrence D. V anN ot. was Borough
Marshall, h . bad a perwasiv. way
about him that easily induced the bob«
to believe the air a t Potnt Pleasant
prejudicial to his health As a conse­
quence, the hobo gave Point Pleasant a
wide berth, and the sa ne one seldom
landed there twice without vitiung
Toma River jml
Of late the town has been overrun by
these undesirable citiseot. There being
10 mnny empty cottages in th* winter,
where they can harbor and pi tags at
the same time, it make« Point Pleasant
a hard place to drive them away from,
and they do a great deal of damage
here
Prosecutor Brown Found 741
Nickles in One Slot Machine
Prosecutor T J R Brown lately dis­
mantled three slot machines picked up
down shore One was a nickel a throw,
and in this was found 741 nickels, or
837.05, said to have been the pickup of
one weeks business in a small town.
The other two machines were pennv
ones and contained a dollar or two
apitce The county will be forty dollars
or so the richer as the money will be
turned over to the county treasury
RECENT DEATHS
Miss Matilda Collins of Bamber,
Ocean county, died of paralysis at the
home oflier niece, Mrs Charles Asselin
of Red Bank, yesterday. Miss Collins
was in her 85th year. The body will
be removed to Barnegat where the
funeral will be held
Communicated
Asbury Park N. J
To the Courier;
In the last edition of the Courier, I
was astonished to find I had been pub­
lished for taxes to the amount ot ten
dollars
Not wishing you, or any of my many
friends in fom s River to think I have
grown so poor that I could not pay so
small an amount, I send the following,
explanation
For the privilege of draining across
my property, a considerable stretch of
road on Main street, the Township
committee agreed to deduct ten dollars
a year, which deduction has been made
until the present year
To divert the water any other way
w o u l d necessitate grading to the
amount of fifteen hundred or two thous­
and dollars, so the wise men who form­
erly ran the Township affairs made a
very clever deal
1 will gaurantee to my friends to get
this leu dollars, as thq contract was
fairly made, and the service has been
rendered for the year past
The future I care nothing about, as I
propose to stop up the drain, and it is
up to the people to dig down and find a
new outlet and incidentally give some
poor office holder a job
Kindly publish this letter in full and
send me the bill
Respectfully,
MATILDA HOGG
Maroh 6 1911
BAY HEAD
Cornelius Strickland, of Jackson’s
Mills, is visiting his son. Councilman Alvnli Strickland.
Mrs. Edward Loveland jg ij] at her
residence here.
Andrew Cook i.wbuck in (ho employ of
Contractor Charles Clayton.
brands Parker returned home with
a line .striujr, of ducks after a two days'
iiip down (he bay.
A. IiJ. *1oliinsult, proprietor of the
Bluffs:, }« jn town looking after Ms in­
terests end Hriaiiging for an early
opening.
Singer Hall, a prominent summer vis­
itor, was in town Saturday on business.
I)r. Amos Asay has returned iron, a
business trip to Philadelphia and Bal­
timore.
Mr, and Mrs. ft. TT Parks and Mr??
lJc.vl. of Philadelphia, were in town
i recently.
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Cavalry
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GENERAL Cl IARLES
KING,
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To«» ta M w k " t*u
Kk!
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Mix thlrut
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hier ilmn
ni D
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i'll. Humo)
We 8)1 »
in« up tir)
of I
on
i-Is. 40
but
today
It
! With the first cap he c mid fiench, and
“Did
1 money ?
utng to be a
1 followed, knowing no’ i It wasn't tire,
«. Tli
t the can
long, mg wait for May. How does
but robbery. Then wbi a I realized uo
1.
K u w u o u lost bln position b
papa a ■em to take It now ?’
life was In danger I remembered I
■ara It
t he didn't send win they wan
■Tap i is quick to make amends when
was
In
arrest,
dropped
the
chase
and
o 1 thought I might The ««Il11
■k Ulte
he has wronged any one. and now he
F u n e r a l D e s ig n s a Speei
I
went
straight
to
my
quarters.
Both
t know me and ask il for ref«'
>n<>l or
knows."
.P la n ts a n d C u t. F lo w «
j hand» were brula 3- und left badly c u t "
•; so I sent my Mor!
OUUÜ,
“Well, so does Aunt Agnes. Miriam,
aMKKBHOUHMi WINDS. H HI«
I
am
sorry,
of
course,
to
havo
struck
Arne
id
and
my
aunt.
Bln
nut
d
i
often
wrot
4 *’
yet slm doesn’t approve.”
ISLA N D IIEIGHTS
Sergeant Fltzroy. but the language he
I la
d my tej
to fur t
“Well, Aunt Af.nes. don’t yon know,
“Is that the way the Boston and j Used was vile, and It seemed to me the —she’* different. She’s n good deal
:gbt Li
de* In cavalry
the ool. and with nut a other papers came to publish those only way to convince him I wns not like other womej 1 know. When she’s
Trooper Itawdon.”
to
I gave Cary a note scandals ? ‘
placed somehodyvelse In a false posi­
‘‘She mad« It worse than I de­
“Colonel Button, have you any ques- tion she thinks that person ought to
rhleh he nev< r dI'4 0 fl|
[ tlo n s?’ demanded Riggs.
Lijwndes with me on scribed.”
gmm nd- I t WAA apr>u<d fu►r and
be very sorry for her and sympathize
“
Why
didn't
you
tell
me
tills?"
de­
“Er—let
me
explain,
gentlemen."
In
No
«
t
11:40."
*d. and Generail \Vhippie toid me ln
with her for having been deceived and
*
Then you were uot at Captain Sum­ terposed Mr. Arnold. “ My sister Is of manded Button.
Olii ago a few day S ft£0 It WfiLS Iletmisled. She thinks you ought to say
n very sympathetic nature, uud her
“I
should
have
been
glad
to,
colonel.
's
that
night?*
T h u » ilnll, heavy headache, nut «> mg
tied, but t bat woutld ha t■e ma de no
how sorry you are
heart
has
long
Iieen
wrung
by
the
In
Indeed.
I
tried
to
the
lust
time
I
was
Nowhere near It, sir."
women euBer wtib. They mij
dittiprence. sir. 1 should have i»*L-en
“How can I say I’m sorry when I’m
justice
to
the
Indian.
When
this
un­
In
the
office."
come from eye »train
to per « » lo t«
Now. another matter.” continued
proiid to wear the uniform until ofso glad—all glail?"
lila
*ohcs are directlr caused from de
t h a t night at Laramie of happy boy wrote those letters she hail
“Well, gentlemen,” said the colonel,
“Well, then, there’s Cousin Watson,
i * di»chars ed.*’
vlilon
which you told me. These gentlemen uo reason to doubt their entire truth."
“we seem to have stirred up a pretty
Riggs wheeled in his chair
“Colo­ will be Interested.”
Let na give you a careful examumi
“I will ask you what was his final kettle of fish.” Yet even Snaffle dis­ don’t you know. Ho was always her
pet. Uo wns brought lip by a weak
nel Dutton. It has been fully explained
of charge and we will tell yon if yo
•There was nothing remarkable In explanation of his need for money?”
owned complicity.
He always had mother and a doting aunt, and she
aro
tae cause of the trouble.
to this man and to the next th at wbat that. 1 had heard of the came thing be­
“He begged ine to send him $200. said Lanier was a perfect gentleman.
knows you don’t approve of him."
they tell us here Is to be Ju st what ing done a t West Point. 1 beard In the saying he would be disgraced If be
And so ended Bob’s nrrest. Knwdon
"Does she expect a umn to approve
they would swear to before a court. nick of tim e o f the order to the officer could not pay Lieutenant Lanier, who
lingered for a word with Cassidy, of one who maligned him as Lowmles
You can decide for yourself on hearing of the day to inspect for Lieutenant had won it from him at cards.”
, Quinlan nnd poor remorseful Rafferty; mallaned me?"
Philadelphia Eye Specialisil
“Mr. Lowndes." snid Itiggs, “did
It whether you wish them to sw ear to Lamer, i Imagined that something
“You should see his earlier letters
It or not. Now. Rawdon. tell us how very «crions would happen to hlm. 1 Lieutenant Lanier ever win a dollar
about you. Why. If I’d known any­
knew he’d gone to the post with from you?”
thing of them 1 would never have dared
"Never, sir!"
As the represe‘ntative of tnree Lowndes and why. So, with my apol­
to meet such a paragon.”
tlODHB: l 0 . 0 0 a.m .ttli|3 . 0 G p.m.
Itiggs li t him rest a minute, Uieu
vspapers in Chk'ago
th< east. ogies now to the lieutenant, 1 slipped
newspapers
Chicago and the
/“And yet. after nil, he turned to and
Th cy were !11) Vloti « to have an
F R E E EXAMINATION
round to his tent and into his blan­ went on. “Now, then, in your own way
pulnted ine black ns an imp of Satan.
tell us whnl happened that night of
campaign and the life of aD enlisted kets."
What had I done but good to him? I
man described as it really was. I | “Did the lieutenant know of It or of the 10th.”
never took or won a penny of his.”
Por a few seconds there was silence.
Joined a squad of recruits fo r this j the reason?’
A moment of alienee, then the fond
regiment right after the news o f the
“Never, so far- as I know. I doubt Then, suddenly uplifting his bead and
eyes looked up.
Crazy Horse battle on Powder river.” j If be knows It now. Lowndes told me looking at no one, Lowndes desperate­
“Yon won something he wanted and
“Do you still bold that jo b ? ’
the lieutenant before be entered West ly plunged into bis narrative. “I—I—
thought wns Ills. He never had any
“No. sir.” And there was a twitch of j Point was a member of our fraternity. was mad. I suppose, with debt and
Gas and Hot W ater Fit-)
sense. Won’t you try to forgive him
misery, and I began to drink. Rawthe muscles about the corners o f the That was enough."
ters, Steam Fitting and
for my sake. Bob?”
“And so far as I am concerned,” said don told me he must have the money.
mouth suggestive of am u^inenL
My uncle had flatly refused to send
His
arms
went
round
nnd
folded
her
H
ot A ir Heating,Tin and
Itiggs.
"th
at
Is
enough.
Have
you
“Why?”
me more. There was left me only one
closely, his face bowed down to hers.
Sheet
Iron Workers
“I failed to—give satisfaction. Only ! gentlemen any questions to ask?"
way. and that was through my Cousin
There was a wordless moment, then
scraps of my letters were published." j ‘‘Not—now," answered Button slow­ Miriam. We’d almost Iieen brought
Jobbing promptly attended to
the
sound
of
a
distant
whistle,
of
near­
ly. "B u t 1 desire personally to see­
‘‘W bat did they w an t?’
up together. B u t I knew If I could
er shouts of “T-r-a-l-n 1" The dark mus­
“QriLiclam principally and confirma­ the witness—later.”
see her she would help me.
tache, the unsinged side, was sweep­
tion ot the stories of abuse and 111
"Itawdon bad changed Into citizen’s
ing very, very near the soft curve of
CH
A
PTER
IX.
treatment of soldiers by their officers." j
|clothes Id town, and 1 had pawned my
those parted lips.
“ Were your letters never published?’
NE more witness appeared be­ overcoat, so he lent me his cavalry
"What ransom will you pay?’ he
“Three of them eventually, a fte r the !
fore this court that day anti overcoat and a fu r cap,‘drove me and
murmured. “I ’ve not yet felt these
campaign, in the New York Morning 1
with him the tell, elderly Cary out to the fo rt and left us at the
arms about my neck. I ’ve kissed you,
I am ready to shoe your horae or do f
civilian who had arrived from store. We were chilled from the ride
M a lt"
heaven be praised, but, Miriam, have
Jobbing and new worn.
the
e
ast
Mr.
Arnold
came
in
with
a
Whereupon Itiggs spun In his chair i
and drank more. Rafferty told me
you ever kissed me?”
HORSESHOEING A SPECIAL!
and rejoicefully surveyed Button, who very puzzled look In his face.
Mr. Lanier was officer of the guard.
“T-r-a-l-n! Train, train! You’ll be
All work guaranteed by
We filled Rafferty up, for Cary had
sat like a man In a daze, staring open | “Thank you for coming. Mr. Ar
left!” again came the shrill feminine
uold," said Itiggs, with bluff civility. made up his mind he was going to
THOMAS WIL
eyed a t the witness.
appeals and, with them, approaching,
W ater street «hop.
r o l l s RIVE
“Then, as I understand It, you were “Pray take this chair, sir. As 1 Lave Rawdon’s wedding in ‘cits’ Instead of
unwelcome, unheeded footfalls. With
favorably impressed with the life and ! explained to you. Mr. Lowndes, your soldier clothes, an(i he was bent on
sudden, Impulsive movement she
nephew could uot be compelled to tes­ borrowing a suit of Lieutenant La­
conditions?’
threw her arms about his neck and
“In spite o f hardship anu privation, tify before a military court and need nier’s. He swore he’d return them
upraised her lips to his. One moment
not
make
public
admission
here
of
the
next
day,
and
Rafferty
let
him
yes, sir. and because I found complete
of silence, two seconds of bliss, then
CIVIL ENGINEER
refutation of the stories about the offl- i what he told us at Bawdou’s demand ■have them. Then he and I went np “ HOW DOBS KAPA SBKM TO TA K E IT NOW? ” Dad Ennis’ voice, barely a dozen
during
our
journey
hither.
I
hope
this
the
rear
fence
and
caught
sight
of
No.
j
cers, both a s regarded then- dealing
yards
away,
“Come
forth
Into
the
SURVEYOR
5—Trooper Kelly. Cary went ahead then ■followed, unhampered even by light, you wnnderers!” There was
with the Indians and with their own is fully understood."
Mr. Arnold cleared his throat, and to ‘fix things,’ ns he snkl. Kelly was his arch enemy, Fltzroy, who slipped
men.”
G O X B LD G ., T O M S RIVER N.
barely time for Bob’s fervent words:
suspicious. Cary to quiet him told him away to the stables three minutes after
“ Were there any persons with th e : lie began:
“If I couldn’t forgive him after that
“My unhappy nephew realizes with. he was Lieutenant Lanier; that We the close of the conference. But he
command who knew you and your
I ’d deserve a dozen weeks’ arrest."
was
not
even
there
when,
along
In
the
1 trust, genuine contrition that he has were helping Ruwdon get ready for his
mission
THE END.
spring, Mr. and Mrs. Itawdon came j
“Two, sir. as it turned out. Trooper I: been the cause of grave trouble, uot wedding.
"He made Kelly drink to Itawdon’s j out for a visit, to Dr. Maybew. Like j
Cary, who enlisted at the same tim e)j only r.o us. his kindred In the east, bin
T h e «>a.r th a t m akes good
I did. and a civilian. Mr. Lowndes, —e r—to you military gentlemen in the happiness, and drink three or four Rawdon, he had received his dls- !
S e n d tlor b o o k le t
who recognized nr at Fort Frayn®. west. He lias, prompted, as we must times, and finally left him with a half i charge. Unlike Rawdon, there was ,
BE UP AND DOING.
We Were at college together. He and admit, by Mr.—Mr. Itawdon. made a full flask up the row towurd Major serious objection to U!s re-enlistment ;
Even
Snaffle
dare
not
"take
him
on”
fc
e
f im m ii
|
clean
breast
of
his
lamentable
con­
Stanuard’s.
Then
we
went
to
Captain
Cary became very intliunte toward the
Trust no future, howe’er pleas­
LaIcehurst, N. «!•
last, and yet I think they kept my duct and has promised Sir. Itawdon to i Sumter’s. Kelly told Cary the serv­ again.
ant!
repeat every word of it—er—to Colonel j ants were In at Captain Snaffle’s. The
I t was not until mid-May that the
secret in spite of our fatting out.”
Let
the
dead
Past
bury
It»
door was open. Cary w ashed below . bodies of the missing were found save
“Ho you care to tell r - why you fell i Button, but as his”—
dead!
“Then we’ll waste no time,” said j while I hunted for my cousin’s room. that of Cary. Cary, who, having been
o u t? ’
Act—act In the living present!
bran d tJ
¡Ugrs Impatiently. "W e’ll have him I found It easily. I knew they had given up for lost, pirued up most un­
“I prefer that Mr Lowndes should
Heart within and God o’erin. nnd 1 can catch the afternoon train, j sent her money and orders lo collie expectedly the very day (hat Fltzroy.
I:ml
been
chums
do that. He add Far;.
head!
Ah. conic in, Mr. Lowndes, Kit down. ! home. Uncle had written me as much. applicant for re-enlistment, was sum­
In college days, ami though we ‘were
Lives of great met) all remind us
sir."
marily
turned
down.
But
Cary
came
I
found
her
desk.
1
knew
It
well
of
iron« ItlilckNmttti S op, a t rear
In the same society 1 did not know
We can make our lives sub­
VauHlae Building.
It was hut a dejected specimen of n j 0](j ai)(j then,’ to my horror, I heard not of his own volition. lie marched
them then ns 1 do now.“
lime,
voice, nnd in a second she was in with a ilia of the guard. Cary’s story
T O M K IV R K
•‘You liri tr-afti'e «.with Sergeant college bred man that snnk into the
A ad, departing, leave behind us
Rawdon and
dob Mins promptly otteim«1
! the room. She gave one awful sere,am. was simple enough.
Fltsroy at first. We have heard Ids i chair In front of RiggsFootprints on the sands of
“Mr. Lowndes." s«!d Riggs abruptly, though I tore off my eap anil begged Lowmles had hardly got away on tile
version. What is yours?"
time.
’’there Is no need of going over the 1 j, er
|;r,ow me, hut she fell In a train when Sergeant Stowell and his
Hawdon’s eyes never flinched.
Let us, then, he up and doing.
party
came
searching'
Cary
hid.
lie
“if whs partly on account o f the entire story. I’ll ask yon to answer f.,(nf Others were coming. I broke
With « heart for any fate;
Isdy who is now my wife and partly certain questions. Who was your ear out of the back window and Slid and waa still half drunk. Some one told
AT ONCE. Local and traveling »
Sill) achieving, still pursuing,
him
of
Kelly's
arrest
and
charged
him
scrambled down the roof to the shed
men in this state 10 represent‘J 3- ,. ™
on account o f—money. Fitzroy is an best friend In this regiment?”
Learn to labor and to wait.
The dreary eyes turned once more- and so to the ground. I heard men with that and with running off the
is money in the work for YCjh
f
out and out usurer and lias a dozen
—Longfellow.
injr
for our easy selling s p e c i a l t i e s ,
sergeants in the regiment in his debt toward Bob. and the nervous hands come running, so I dived into the coal Fosters’ sleigh. He dared not face
ply
now
tor
territory
,
t
- m i under his thumb,. Captain Snaffle’s started the slouiffi hat In swifter revo- shod, where the sergeant grabbed me the mimic. He forgot h!s precious misALLEN NURSERY C ». Rochester,,
Sfist "««•rgeant among them.”
lutloD.
’
in the dark, and I had to_mnkp Jbltn let qjv« to Dora Mayhfrw until next day.
nail
tin at •ny
for a
ck," »aid he.
on time, It is
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CHAR LRU D. CX)X, Hherlff.
•ion, Carr .v Ma«-Ahouae, Solicitors
January a, 19:1
notice t o c r e d it o r s
Ahty C. Uravatt, Wright n . DeBow and
uoruor. administrators of Hobbln* DeBow,
A by direction of the Surrogate of the
of Ocean, hereby give notice to the
r* of the Hald Bobbin» DeBow to
tn their debt«, demands and claims
«• estate of the »aid decedent under
or animation, within nine month* from
« « M r they will be forever barret! of any
Uerefor again*! ihr said Administrators.
HENRY C. QRAV a T T ,
WRIGHT H. DettOW.
fr a n k h o r n o r ,
.
Administrators
.•January 6,1911
[P r’a fee, fd.00]
n o t ic e
to
c r e d it o r s
*mle.T, aclmmintntor o f Wm. H.
m S S W ’ bJ ,llrectlon of the Surrogate oX
berphJ gives notice to the
d '»e»aw Win. H. itralej, to bring in
nr th 0enllUias hod cialmf* against the
H “ '1 decedent under oath or afflrmn i ,™ ? cl,!e months from this date, or they
t M ? , b.“i re" of a,,V aotion therefor»
»ne said Administrator.
FRANK n . EMLEY, Administrator
Wttairy as, mil
[P r’sfee .ia.o o i
® CHANCERY OF NEW
JERSEY
A 1“ *. Schole.
< New JeniiiQmr<!er °* tho Coart of Chancery
jj inda JJJ* ma(i<i on» the (lav of the date
Jl»tltioner «id in i nT whSrein L ydla acholz
Mant yon..« . “» Amftnd A- 8«holz are deliter or dJm,le!|alre<’ t0 aPP0“r nml plea-',
¡f.rttlieoleSth 0! PeHtlonor’8 Petition on or
^Mlereor'Inih , ay " f April n ex t, or, In de1™I,the oiancBif^eetee will be taken against
]et
m*llorshall think equitable and
fxt«*ndtng ftonth-1
the Long Btfton Rftt'TOftd, i
cn■<’« (!> , m rtie ootatao front, a ditai&oi of lam
feet.
No. 8. Known »m :tav ^venun, hoginning »t
tho c«»ntft» of L'hataworth Av«uo»,at (ho tenth -1
went. inn* of tin* borough of B -o b Uaveu,*»od
oitnndtrig Month*wr*u*rly, to the old county <lnt,
a dlfttance ot bSJii fees.
y
Each Bidder m an accompany hi» bid with a ,
certified chrck. payable to .the Chairman of the
Town*h'p Coiuiuiitt o o f the Township of I/M.g ,
Hoach, for thrve hundred dollara, a» a guaranu « i
that if the stud work la awarded to him, he wi I
enter into a coutracl w'tu the Raid Townnh.;»,
Committee for iho Hame, togtther with h bond «»f
tho Mucccssful bidder in the penal »uni of the 1
e»ttm.*trd co«t of said work, with two or mor »
aur« h u h , free ho der* o f the county of Ocean, or I
a Surely or Trust company of tnl* Htate, or ot
some oilier R u le, but authorused to traoaat t !
husine»» In thin state, to be approved t*v the sat 1 1
Chairman of tho »aid •Powushi * uonm ittw« ot»»i- j
dilloned for the faithful performance of saul
work in strict conformity with tho plan», ero**
hhoiionsaud »peclficattona for th i same.with.-i
thirty days from Hie awarding of ihe contract.
Tho right la reserved to reject any and all bid*.
Scaled proposal» should bu indorsed, "Propos­
als for building a Gravel Road in the Towoshio
of Long beach”.
Proposuls must be made »eparately for each of
the above roada
Hans, croas sections and specifications may l»e
seen at the office of the Chairman of tho sai l
Committee, 7i * Nth Krout Nt., Philadelphia, Pa ,
at the office of Roland Grant, member of s«td
Committee, North He oh Haven, N. J .. or at the
office of I. H. Cramer,Engineer, Cedar Run, N. J .
ELMER D. WILT,
Chairman
OCEAN CpUNTY ORPHANS’"
COURT
In matter of tha appl'cation of)
Job M Smith .administrator of i- Rule to Show
Kilwlu Morey, decease'', for)
Cauae
sale of lauds to pay deble.
Job M. Smith, administrator of Edwin Morey
deoaaaed,having exhibited nothin itourt,under
oath a just and true account of the personal es­
tate and debt« of said deceased, whereby It toneara that th e personal estate of said Edwin
M»rer. decea ed, Is insufficient to pay hie debt«,
and requested the aid o t the Court In the preini' i is on this Kth day of February, nloeteen
hundred and eleven, Ordered that, all persons In­
terested tn the lands, tenements and real estate or
said Edwin Morey, deceased, aopesr befose this
Court at the Court Honae In Toms River, on the
Brd day ot M >y, nineteen hundred an I eleven, ut i
e even o’clock In the forenoon of said day, to ,
show canse why so much ot the sold lands, wne- ,
monts. hfredltatnnm« and real ectate of the sol 11
Erl * in Morey, deceased, shonid not be sold, as ,
W i l l be somolent to pav his debts, or the residue
(hereof, aa tho case may require
a «it! it 1! fur her ordered, that a copy of this
order shall be published ¡for si a weefcs sneoew-,
lvely, at least oneo to each week, In the wcw
Jersey C iu rler.aD d posted a s required b y
M8ja Leon ,lerr{ 1
,"u11 ls t0 nb,Wn a decree of JoshphGrover,
Dated F n b T .°f» U
(Pr's Fee i l L ' 8)
Wil f r e d b . w o l c o t t ,
StiJicitor oi Petitioner.
No 3u.r' Mui ket street,
Notice of Settfement1,1,1 February 7 i» „ Uan><ten, N . J ,
Estate of Wyckoff Cbruellua
" ’»PeeHoo '
Notice is nereby given that the account«
tiie HUbsorlbera. aa Adtninlatrator of me eat»*t.o
of said WyckofT Cornelius, will be audited and
stated by the Surrogate, and reported for setCHANCERY OF NEW
tlemottt to the Orphans’ Uowrt Pl JjL e 0t A o r J
ot Ooean, on Wednesday, the oth day of April,
A * m ¡¡ ! ; ®’lerb°rae, Tiofcndant.
L Sew Jersíyn~ll'¡,cr °* me Court of Chancery
Eg», in a Certi, [Sa,. ,e 00 ‘ He day of the date
is iSnSrS?."“
r,
81,80 wilt
__ _
& L roe
DCI»
Catherine
M.
We d a t S au<i V™' Thomas H.
BSEl aI", Plii'i i at| i"»1 ave required tn
&;!'»utlonouni-0h 7 ir or denial topeti¡5* , near, o? m “F b,,f?ra the thirtieth day of
taken iB,ain. fda*au'l' 'hereof, such decree
j^'WItanleanq jn btu tt8 nie cintuueilor aliall
“CXt‘
GEORGE C. LOW, Administrator
Dated Febrnsry *s, i s h _________ [Pr’s fee $3.»o]
N o tic e o ‘ w e t * l6 fn * n t.
Estate of Thoa. 0 . Van ArBdale
ot sald llm s. C Vsn “radaie, wlit hs aadited ae J
S S ÿ s:
s a iî
Ooean! on Wednesdav, tho M* day of Apnl, next
f e j ’^tMoivIng "ta. 18 t0, obt»l.® * decree of
NELSON BEANT.
c0.
ai8 «Id petitionerB marr!a®° hetweon you Dated Fobrnary 8B, io n
(Pr s fee $3,00)
& W G S I5 9 ,
P n
*!fP( ».etttiouer,
&sted ,
1^ :1;i,r,osi 1M Market Street,
W i^ v m i.,
Jersey
fbeBest and Brighe^t
mi
da­
Mr and Mrs Michael Naah, as has
| been thtir custom lor the past 49 years,
spent Th»rsdsy wuh the (ormer'e litter
I Mrs Katherine Cullen st New Sharon.
It was their 4Vth wedling anniveraaiy
and during these many years they have
never failed to spend that dav with Mrs,
Cullen Mre Katherine Bummer who
was brides maid has been tn company
I with them upon each occasion
Wm II Oliver, aged 60 vears, died at
j after a brief illness Mr Oliver win an
uncle to H ariy Compton of the place
Lewis Mat lack of Chester. Pu . Iiss
itti.
accepted a position aa miller for M E
Lamb. Elmer Ott who has been with
!
i
GRAVEL ROADS
Mr Lamb for the past two yen^a will
I leave Friday for his home in PenneylALULlta
C
oq t r a c t o
N
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t
i
c
e
t
o
j
Ou'Ult i
I vania
|
nn tue u m ili
Ervin N Cbafey who has been con­
The Tnwush’p roruu
v i, ir« i Central uvo.s tulli
ftlUv
ducting the carriage painting business
' IxiUg Bearli. 1« l e Cmint* of O rean.
uud
ou
m
e
'five,
o
n
es
New Jersey, will mm
iiu u ri
Ulte
here for the past few years, is seriously
T e n th s tre e t,
I . 1«V(-util d»Y Of ììxti h., leu . until twi
i m « | tataîrt Itey, M 4a© tafite« e l l
ilf ut htk home hi Jacobstowii
’
’
ll
oil*
L
c
U
r a * RVHUK* IC* ^
, l eder mm. i i »aut ouOOIJ, »*«!**<1 f
*1lid Ul* UMi UUlU* UUv* ftt
uui 'iiQg l'hi#« Utttvel Boftils to sau r
Lots which have been laid out on the
ivk'veulii
Htr##l,
iruu*
«»**»
Long BeH'Q, «• tulloWi
banks of Oakford Lake, by Mr Michael
Uveuii avcuuc, *uu uu *•
No. 1. K m>wn as T lurteenth Sire«t. in NortY
riiit» ii'um
»outa Hill#«* Mi l \Vt*i|Ul
DasoIi UsvuA, bfgien Ing ai thu ce Hire now of
ecidi*-; uuu Nash, are selling like hot cakes
Uay Avi un# anu r x ttatdlug >outu* «uterly, t » C v iia’ul ttvuiuu* to Ocvtui
The well to he used for the new ice
lui* » ir r e tì
the oufttau front, aduifftnce of ITOU.fee
Mil III# HOtttU Hlilc Ml l*i»t
un uY«.-uue;
[’bird Htreet, in
No. S. Know
Hutu Cuutrtal avuifue in *
plant is now being dug
i.inriwutii
ou li*e>8t tin« i i , uuu ut* l|te n o il» aiue *
Bpruv Poach, bejrluimijt at t
P *e»aidpeinfener?t UOlrrl“K° between you
JERSEY
Sfthirdftv
t i Mr* Drue, ot PtiÜideîf
A utom obile*. L muim'Iic*
•Jmi* Conkling sndUu. Ikulgh callage
Jerry
Sprague
Jr., h«« r»lttrn«d 1
itti entctlame.! friend» un Sntur* | tafIff apending ihrrr
weekt
in
Jeff
,0"'an d Machinery ol ever}' de­
YffQÌQg•
tai
%
G#orfe II Cianmer »|>r«ii THur»- liutai«!
Freeholdtf Den Cox now etnp sc rip tio n
t Wwl Cretak
in Philidilph* bv the Autocar m- Soliciting the continued fa*
piny
|vor of my old patrons, I reNEW EGYPT
main, respectfully,
The Courier «îves- the Nev s
irtmu
ftlu c i, iiu u * CuiiU ul uicULu v c u u c , a tu l o u th e s o u th s id e o l r o u t tecilll* atrutat, iru iu C eU tral uv*,m*e to
Occ-aii av v n u « ; an d uu the
MUd west
hi,le« o f C e n tr a l uvt*uu#t lu u u the iiort~
Biue o* .s u ita « treet to the south «lUta
o l i?'uurteenUi a tree t.
•J. Xlia »»<d concrete ana cement aid:*
wulka ahull be coustructed oi the width
ot live {of feet, with concrete and co­
mmit at least lour f4) lllehea thick, tu
be laid at the guide to b*; vatablmaea
uy engineer, aim it shall in? laid m the
ccnu-e ot the nidew&UK as laid ouc
The suid cuiieiete and ccuiuui side*
wuiKB uiv to be constructed aa follow»*.
It is to be laid to a depth ot tour (4j
inches and is to be tivc^Sjtect wide. 1 he
nropui tiou of suid concrete to be com*
poaed ot one (tj putt cement aud iour
i4> parts sand; tlu.se proportions to be
uaeu tor the lower three (d) inches, the
oilier one tU inch tor the top, to be
composed oi one (It part cciueut and
two (¡¿J parts sand, the said walks to be
gmuolii unit luueuteU nuu luul out in
blocks ot hvo (Oj toot iu length, baiJ
suiowulkk to have a gratlua lull pi
one (Ij moll ill me (5) test, sloping to
curb.
4, Uu a ll s tre e ts ou w h ich said con ­
c r e te aud ce m en t sid ew alks sh all n av e
been laid, n a m ely , K ig lith s tr e e t, Jvinili
s tre e t, t e n t h s u o e t, E le v e n th s tr e e t,
T w e litli s tr e e t, T h irte e n th s tre e t, f ourteeu th s tr e e t a n d C e n tra l a v en u e, th ere
sh a ll he tilled in g rav el to th e Width ut
th re e aud o n e-lialt (3 Mj) t e s t ou ea ch
aitit* o t said w alk s. ¡Said g ra v e l to be
one (1) in ch th ick .
5. That said concrete and cement
curbing shall be constructed to the depth
of twelve (12) inches aud to be six (’’)
inches wide. The proportions ot sau
concrete to be one (1) part cement and
four (4) parts sand. The facing or ex­
posed part ot the curbing to be covered
one (1) inch aud tho proportions to be
used ,tor said lacing to be composed ot
one til part cement aud two l—
) parts
sand. The said concrete aud cement
curbing to bu trowelled and made
smooth, and to he out iu hve- (5) foot
lengths'.
Said Concrete and Cement sidewalks
and said concrete and cement curbing
shall he constructed at the cost and ex­
pense of the owner or owners ot the
lauds in -front of which the same shall
he constructed uud laid.
The owner or owners of the land in
front of which said concrete uud cejiient sidewalks and said concrete and
cement curbing shall bo so constructed.
Shall he allowed thirty (dt)J days time
m wnioh to perform the work hereby re­
quired and written notice of the requir­
ed work slum lie sent by mail to such
owner or owners if their pfmt office ad­
dress is known, or if not known, by
posting the same on the premises affec­
ted thereby, or leaving the same with
occupants thereof, if their post office
address he not known or b.v personal
service upon such owners as are resi­
dents of tho borough.
If the suid paving null curbing is not
done in the said thirty (30) days by the
owner or owners of the land fronting
on said sidewalks aud curbing, as per
l lbs ordinance, then the Council of the
Borough of Surf City shall cuiise said
concrete and cement sidewalks and said
concrete and cement curbing to be con­
structed and inid, and all costs and
expenses, with interest, shall be assess­
ed upon (lie lot or lots of land in from
of which said sidewalks and ourbings
shall have been so constructed.
This ordinance is to go into effect
immediately «» being set up or pub­
lished, as require# by law.
Passed this Eleventh day -of Febru­
ary, 1U11.
Approved February 11 1011.
X PR IC E TltOV I L I, O,
Attest:
Acting Mayor
H. L. U JK EN S,
k
Borough Clerk.
B A Y
H E A D
Tho« Fearce has a fine new bay horse
which he r.cently brought in from the
West
Houses are renting rapidly here for
the coming season ’
Robert Applegate purchased a new
automobile from a Philadelphia iirm
Mr and Mrs Longacre of Philadelphia
were in town and rented the Rectory of
Alva Strickland
Murray Earle, of Chestnut Hill, Ta.,
one of the summer colonists of Mantoloking, is having a twenty-foot sneak
box built by Morton Johnson
Mrs Joseph Taylor is in a critical con­
dition in New York City. Mrs Taylor
was formerly Rae Worth of Bay Head.
Morton Johnson's boat works will
soon have the spring rush of work
Dan Chadwick is going into the fruit
and vegetable business and has bought
a horse and wagon for the purpose
William Gant and his son Abner are
in charge of the dredge Matthews loca­
ted here
PARKERTOW N
Mr. Wm Brewer has been seriously
ill for a few days, but we are glad to
hear he is recovering
Mr and Mrs Charles Hopper of At­
lantic City, are visiting Stephen Parker.
Mr and Mrs Hopper were former resi­
dents of this place. They came over in
Mr Hopper’; locomobile
Elmer K ing purchased the store
goods at the bankruptcy sale at Beach
Haven on Thursday
A number of our men are employed
at present by the T R R Co
Henry Parker was taken ill Thurs­
day. We hope to see him out again
soon
,
Mrs Charles Cummings who has been
ill with typhoid fever f o r several
months returns home the 10th inst.
We are glad to here that Mrs Cummings
has fully recovered
Mr and Mrs Robert E Parker of
Philadelphia are visiting S D Parker
Mr and Mrs Stephen Parker enter­
tained Mr and M#s J E Morton of
West Creek and Mr and Mrs Charles
Hopper Thursday evening
CEDAR GROVE
It hat Tic* h
lativn at Laki
Robert Froriep
od Usi
M n» W a l l e r Ir o n * fr o n ^ T o tn t H iv e 1
v in ta d h e r p a r e n t« H r a n d Mr« H
Milit
Lena
A p p le g a te
v is i te .l
I hi
aket C
d Mi
Halt
I
Viocent Ap|’legal*
Mrs lohn Parker from Spring Lake
visited her parents Mr and Mr* W art«
Applegate fur a tew day* last week
L,
H
his hruther D A Tice recently
The road from ths church down to
the dock is in . a awful condition and
needs the semper very badly. Take a
drive over tile roads yourselves once in
a while and see for yourselvenMr Com­
mitteemen
Keep your carriage or buggy looking
bright and new with, a can of L & M.
Carriage Varnish Paint in various colors
its cost is small per can
One can makes a buggy look as fresh
ns though ju st from the maker
Anybody can use it
Get it from:
A. A . Brant, Toms River
Stanwood B ro s, Island Heights
¡ A
f r a i d
jo f
I F i r e ?
That’s not strange at all.
IK W
X O ItK 'H
ÇHKAT
pk .vasyl, vani« statiok •f i
You ought
to he.
CBut you needn’t lic’awake
One of tfi# *r#«!#*t wor*n of m'odtmi fluì“» w«s
tt*« const ruction of tho coucreuMlned steel tuo#«
under fh« tlU'Non and Ksst Rivers, the ionn«ll*
In «o f Mftulistun Islnud.sud the erection of Ulta
m««nlflc<*M PeiiUNTlvttnU 8Ution « r «ev-m n
Avenue aud Thinv second Street, New York,
t intigni« tho through trains of th© remis vivant»
Ratlrosd Into th© heart of New York Oil?
An Illustrated booklet describing this g re ti
work, and telling « i n i I means totti« Ne-* York
passenger, has been laiucd oy th» Penovflvaala
Railroad and will be sent post-paid to any adirés«
by tìeorgo W. Boyd, Ueoeral Pft**euger Agent,
Broad “treet Htatlnn. Philadelphia, P a.,o n re­
ceipt of a t wo cent stamp. Kend for it.
nights worrying if you are
Protected by
Policies in Safe
Companies
IN CHANCERY OF NEW
JE R S E Y
Don’t be bunkoed by the
To CarioN C. Brooks
By Vlrtnru of an order of the Court of Chancery
of New Jersey , made on the day day of the date
hereof In a cause wherein Ju lia U. Van Fils** is
complainant amt you aud other* are defendants,
you are required to appear, plead, answer or de­
mur to the bill of said complainant, on or hefore
the Third day of May, uexi, or the nuiu bill will
be taken an confessed against you.
The «aid bill la fl'ed to forclose a mortgage
given by Charles II. Julies end wife, ui Julia U.
Van Rise, dated September 7th, A. D. eighteen
hnn tred and ninety two,on lands In theTowushlp
of Lakewood, In the Ceunty of Ocean, and Htate
o f New Jers»y, and recorded In the Ocean County
iderk’s offlre. on the sth nay of September, A. D.
ISPg, in book 52 of mortage«, page 425, Ac, aud
you »re made a deieniani because you hold a
judgment which la claimed to be a lien upon said
lands.
I W. CARMICHAEL, Toms River, N. J .
Dated February 88, 1911. Solicitor of complainant
man with “cheap” policies
that are good only up till
the da}’ you have a fire—
and then fail you.
■state of John J . X io tle
Notice 1, hereby (Iren th at the aoeonnt, o f
the subscriber, as Administrator of John J . Mlok!e, will be audited and «rated by the Hurron t - , nod report'd for settlement to the Orphan«’
Court of th e Connty of Ooean. on Wednesday,
the nth day of April, next.
JOHN MICKLE, Administrator
Dated, March i, 1VU.
[Pr's fee, $3.00]
OCEAN COUNTY ORPHANS’
COURT
In the M atter of the Estate ) On Petition for
of
f
bale of Lauds
Thomas G . Hherinan,
(
to Pay Debts
deceased )
O R D E R TO SHOW CAUSE
Cherlen H. Sherman, administrator of Thomas
G. suerman. deceased, iiaviug exhibited under
oath a true account of llie personal estate and
debts of said Intestate whereby it appears that
the personal estate or said Thomas G. »Herman
In insufficient to pay his debts and requesting the
aid of ihe Court in the premises.
I t la thereupon on this lat day of Febrnary.lhll,
ordered th a t all persons interested lu the lands,
tenements, nerertltam-nta and real estate of the
R a id ThomaB G Wherraan, deceased, appear be­
fore this Court, at the Court Honae, in tho village
of Toms River, on the F lf th day of April, H i I,
at 10 a, m. to show cause why so mnoh o f tne
said lan-is, tenements, hereditaments and real
estate of th e said THoma-i 6 . Sherman, deceased,
ehnnld not be sold as will b , sufficient to pay his
debts.
Dated February 1. l t l l .
By the Court,
MAJA LKOU BERRY ,
JOSEPH GROVER.
judge
Surrogate
P r’a fee *10 so
»
Sabe?
Drop us a postal when in
need o f Protection.
Wm. H. Fischer
Notice of Settlement.
Courier Building
Toms River, N .'J.
Its value inestimable
WHAT?
I nnurance Policy trom agency ot
S C. B A IL E Y Jr.
Fire
Life
Accident
Tornado
Representing the 1 e ad i r- g
American and Foreign Com­
panies
The Greatest Security
Established 1874
H
Notice to Builders
Keep Your Carriage or Buggy New
Toms River
A pplir g a i e o n T u e v d a y l««t
PLEASANT PLAINS
Mr and Mrs Emil Milnh^tier have
moved to Egg H irbor
'
South Main St.
A R D W A
L U M B E
R E
R
Notice 1ft hereby glvenvthat sealed bids will be
recciv d by Hie Township Committee of Berkeley
*t ownship &i the Town n a il, uayvltle, N. J . . on
SaturflaY* March 4 ltm , at. 8 o’clock, in the a fter­
noon for alterations to Town Hall.
Plans and speolfloatton» may be seen at the
store of
W. ^nt'»r. BayviUe, w: j \
A i bins m ust be rntius»d f« a s*-aied envelope
and handed to the merit in open meeting.
The TownvbU) Committee rimervea tho right to
rejec i a«iy or ah bkl»
N A IL S , P A IN T S , DOORS
SA SH , B U N US. M OULDINGS
P O U L T R Y NRTTINO
W in d ow and lio o r S creen s
Upper L eh ig h C oal, C oke.W ood
Shtnu los, L im e, C em en t
a satisfactory bondw! 1 berequired toinsure Sew er P ip e , F e r tilis e r , Hie. E tc .
the completion of *he work in accordance with
the teims o f ihe contract.
WM, BRITTON, J r ,
Attest:
Chairman
MARCUS B : .A H * * .
TtiWtis Ip Clerk
A. A. BEANT
Lan.
I P r
fi
»I
1/
Or.
A Week's
ô#
tvy J
rrpcf
11
w>l
Cavalry
FORKED RlVíjT
■* » ** C A H»«j
î *n*»H
c*f (II*
w 9 to t» .
GENERAL CHARLES
KL
Ml
of T h . €
« • DwiM tt.
f oo ta A»Uu*v t a .
Th»
the ta
i fron
y .1 Uarkalow, hi
m Orava » h < »
-V
Id
"but today It
mui ti Drat cup
mid flench, and
golug
to
bo
a
I fol lo V
eg now It wasn’t fire,
luit roti
TI n when I realized uo long, long wait for A ly. flow does
Ufo wi In
idu’i
ter 1 remembered 1 Papa seem to take It now?"
they war
’T ap e la quick to make amends when
i n i In irretì, dropped the clmse and
lilt
F u n e ra l. D esigns « s
j-went .straight to-m y quartern Both he has wronged it ay one. uud now he
knows.“
r i a n t s a n d Cut FIc
(
md.
i ta -to Mi hands were bruised and left badly c u t
“\\ ell, ao does Aunt Agues, Miriam,
« K K K N H O lm iC a , WINDSOR ev
ar
id nd tuy aunt.
ni
I am sorry, of course, to have struck
lot," retorted
often wrot
yet tslu* doesn't approve"
1
IS L A N D II L ig h t s
Sergeant Filzroy, but the lauguage he
lir. Rawdon, you were a
id my team ta
“Well, Aunt Agnes, don't yon know,
ed trooper, 1 believe Take town, caught I owndes In cavalry over"Is that the way the Boston and Used was vile, and It seemed to me the
—she's
different.
She's
a
good
deaf
; coat and cap, the fool, and with not a other papers cauie to publish those only wny to convince him 1 was not
like other women 1 know. When site's
: cent to his name. 1 gave Cary a note scandals?”
Trooper Rawdon.”
im 1UI.
plueed somebodjwelse lu a false posi­
“She made it worse than I de­
to Miss Mayhew, which lie never de­
our
“Colonel Button, have you any ques­
isrsre Is ordered.”
tion she thinks that person ought to
tions?" demanded Riggs.
* applied for and recominend- livered. and took Lowndes with me on scribed.”
bo very sorry for her and sympathize
“Er—let me explain, gentlemen." in
ed. and General Whipple told me In ! So 0 at 11:40.”
“Why didn’t you tell mo this?” de­
with her for having been deceived and
•Then you were not at Captain Suin- terposed Sir. Arnold. "My sister is of manded Button.
'
Chicago a few days ago it was set­
misled. She thinks you ought to say
!
tor
s
that
night?”
a
very
sympathetic
nature,
and
her
"I should hove been glad to, colonel.
tled. but that would have made no
Thote dull, heavy headache* tut » on
; heart has loug been wrung by the In ! Indeed, I tried to the last time I was •how sorry you are,”
"Nowhere near it, sir."
difference, sir. I should have been
women anffer with. They tn»j pout
“How ran 1 sny I’m sorry when I’m
“Now, another matter,” continued Justice to the Indian. When this un­ , In the office.”
proud to wear the uniform until of­
come from eye «train
im» per ctrtofM
|Riggs—"that night at Laramie of happy boy wrote those letters she had | “Well, gentlemen," said tke colonel, i so glad all glad?"
ficially discharged."
are directly caused from Jet«
“Well, then, there's Cousin Watson,’ ache«
! which you told me. These gentlemen no reason to doubt their entire truth.” |“we seem to have stirred up a pretty
vision
Riggs wheeled In his chair. “Colo­
j will be Interested.”
”1 will osk you what was his final I kettle of fish.” Yet even Snaffle dls don't you know. Ho was always her
Let ua give you a careful examiom
nel Button. It has been fully explained
I pet. lie was brought up by u weak
"There was uothlng remarkable In explanation of his need,for money?" ' owned complicity.
of charge and we will tell you if y
He always had
to this man and to the next that what
mother and n doting aunt, and she
“He begged me to send hint $200, said Lanier was a perfect gentleman.
th a t 1 had heard of the same thing beare
the cause of tho trouble.
they tell us here Is to be Just what
, knows you don't approve of him.”
i lug done at West Point. 1 heard lu the saying ho would lie disgraced if he
they would swear to before a court. I nick of time of the order to the officer ! could not pay Lieutenant Lanier, who | And so ended Bob’s arrest. Rawdon
j “Does she expect a man to approve
I lingered for a word with Cassidy,
You can decide for yourself on hearing ! of the day to inspect for Lieutenant had won it from hint at cards.”
of one who maligned him os I/iwades
Quinlan
and
poor
remorseful
Rafferty;
It whether you wish them to swear to Lanier. 1 Imagined that something
Philadelphia Eye Speciali;
“Mr. Lowndes,” said ltlggs, "did
j maligned me?”
It or not. Now. Rawdou. tell us how very serious would happen to him. 1 Lieutenant Lanier ever win a dollar
“You should see his earlier letters
you came to enlist."
knew bed gone to the poBt with from you?”
i about you. Why, if I'd known any­
"-Vs the representative of three Lowndes and why. So, with my apol­
“Never, sir.’"
thing of them I would never have dared
newspapers In Chicago and the east. ogies now to the lieutenant, I slipped
Riggs let him rest a miuute, then
to meet such a paragon.”
ttOUHS: IO .O O » .ra .tiII| 3 .oO p.m .
They were auxlotis to have an Indian round to his tent and Into his blan­ 'vent on. “Now. then, in your own way
: /‘‘And yet, after nil, he turned to nnd
campaign and the life of an enlisted kets.”
F R E E EXAMINATION
toil us what happened that night of
painted me black as an imp of Satan,
man described as it really was. 1
"Did the lieutenant know of It or of the 10th."
j What had I done but good to him? I
joined a squad of recruits for this ¡ the reason?"
For a few seconds there was silence.
j never took or won a penny of his.”
regiment right after the news of the
"Never, so fa r as I know. I doubt Then, suddenly uplifting his bend and
I A moment of silence, then the fond
Crazy Horse battle on Powder river.” i If he knows It now. Lowndes told me looking at no one. Lowndes desperate,
I eyes looked up.
“Do you still hold tbnt Job?’
the lieutenant before be entered West ly plunged into his narrative. " I—I ‘‘You woi something he wanted and
"No. sir.” And there was a twitch of ! Point was a member of our fraternity. was mad, 1 suppose, with debt and
thought was his. He never had any
the muscles about the comers of th e ! That was enough.”
misery, and I began to drink. RawGas and H ot Water Fi
sense. Won’t you try to forgive him
mouth suggestive of amusement.
"And so far as I am concerned,” said don told me lie must have the money.
for my sake. Bob?"
ters, Steam Fitting ar
"W hy?"
My
uncle
had
flatly
refused
to
send
Riggs, "that is enough. Have you
His arms went round nnd folded her
Hot
A ir Heating,Tin at
me
more.
There
was
left
me
only
one
“I failed to—give satisfaction. Only gentlemen any questions to ask?"
closely, his face bowed .down to hers.
scraps of my letters were published.” ! "Not—now,” answered Button slow­ way, and that was through my Cousin
Sheet
Iron Workers
There was a wordless moment, then
Miriam. We’d almost been brought
ly. "But 1 desire personally to see­
"W hat did they want?”
Jobbing
promptly
attended to
the
sound
of
a
distant
whistle,
o
f
near­
up together. But I knew if i could
"Criticism principally and confirma­ the witness—later."
er shouts of “T-r-a-i-n!’’ The dark mus­
see her she would help me.
tion ot tfie stories of abuse and 11!
tache, the unsinged side, was sweep­
“Rawdon had changed Into citizen’s
treatment of soldiers by their officers.”
CH APTER IX
ing very, very near the soft curve of
clothes In town, and I had pawned my
“ Were your letters never published?”
NE more witness appeared be­ overcoat, so he lent me his cavalry
those parted lips.
"Three of them eventually, after the
fore this court that day and overcoat and a fur cap, drove me auii
“What ransom will you pay?” he
campaign, in the New York Morning
with him the tall, elderly Cary out to the fort and left us at the
murmured. “I ’ve not yet felt these
Malt.”
civilian who had arrived from store. We were chilled from the ride
arms about my neck. I ’ve kissed you,
Whereupon Riggs spun in his chair the east Mr. Arnold came in with a
I ana ready to shoe your horse or
heaven be praised, but. Miriam, have
and drank more. Rafferty told me
jobbing and new work.
and rejoicefulfy surveyed Button, who very puzzled look In his face.
you ever kissed me?”
Mr.
Lanier
was
officer
of
the
guard.
sat like a man in a daze, staring open ^ “Thank you for coming. Mr. Ar­
HOHBESHOEING a SPECIA1
“T-r-a-i-n! Train, train! You’ll be
We filled Rafferty up, for Cary had
eyed at the witness.
All work guaranteed by
nold,” said ltlggs, with bluff civility.
left!” again came the shrill feminine
"Then, as 1 understand It. you were “Pray take this chair, sir. As I have made up his mind he was going to
appeals and, with them, approaching,
Rawdon’s
wedding
in
‘cits’
instead
of
favorably impressed with the life and: explained to you, Mr. Lowndes, your
Water street shop.
roils BIT**
unwelcome, unheeded footfalls. With
soldier clothes, anfi he was bent on
conditions ?”
nephew could not ,.e compelled to tes­ borrowing a suit of Lieutenant La­
sudden, impulsive movement she
"In spite of hardship and privation, tify before a military court and need
threw her arms about his neck and
nier’s. He swore he’d return them
yes. sir. and because I found complete not make public admission here of
£
upraised her lips to his, One moment
the next day. and llafferty let him
refutation of the stories about the olfl- j what he told ns at Itawdon’s demand
•have them. Then he and X went up
I of «Hence, two seconds of bliss, then
cars, both ns regarded their dealing during our journey hither. J hope this
CIVIL ENGINEER
the rear fence and caught sight of No. "HOW HOES FAPA SHEM TO TAKE I T N O W ?" I Dad Ennis’ voice, barely a dozen
with the Indians and with their own Is fully understood.”
5—Trooper Kelly. Cary went ahead then followed, unhampered even by yards away, “Come forth into the
men.”
SURVEYOR
Mr. Arnold cleared his throat, and to ‘fix things,’ ns he said. Kelly was 1
his arch enemy, Fitzroy, who slipped light, you wanderers!” There was
“Were there any persons with the lie began:
suspicious. Cary to quiet him toiil him away to the stables three minutes after barely time for Bob’s fervent words:
C O X B L D G ., TO M S RIVER N
“My unhappy nephew realizes with. j he was Lieutenant Lanier: that We*
command who know you and your
1 the close of the conference. But he | “If I couldn’t forgive him after that
I tru st genuine contrition that he Ir is were helping Rawdon get ready for his
mission?"
was not even there when, along in the I ’d deserve a dozen weeks’ arrest.”
i wedding.
“Two. sir. as it (urneii out Trooper j been the cause of grave trouble, not •
spring, Mr. and Mrs. Rawdon came i
th e end.
Cary, who enlisted at liic same time] only to us. Ids kindred In the cost-, but !
"He made Kelly drink to Rawdon’s out for a visit to Dr. Mayhew. Like
I did, ana a civilian. Mr. Lowndes.; —er—to you military gentlemen In the :
happiness, and drink three or four Rawdon, he had received his diswho recognized ns at Port Frayn«. west. He has. prompted, as we must |
T he c a r th a t makes pooi
times, and finally left him with a half ] charge. Unlike Rawdon, there was
We were at college together. He and admit, by Mr.—Mr. Ifnwilon, made n j
full flask up the row toward Major serious objection to his re-enlistment.
Heart for Booklet
Cary became very Imitante toward the I clean breast of his lamentable con­
B E U P A N D D O IN G .
»Standard s. Then we went to Captain Even Snaffle dare not “take him on”
last, and yet 1 think they kept tuy duct and has promised Mr. Itawdon to ;
Trust no future, howe’er pleas­
repeat every word of it—e r-to Colonel ; Sumter s. Kelly told Cary the serv- again.
secret in spite of our falling out.”
L a k e h i U 's t , N.
ant!
ants were In at Captain Snaffle’s. The
It was not until mid-May that the
“Do you care to tell ns why you f e ll! Button, but as Ids”—
Let the dead P ast bury Its
“Then we’ll waste no time,” said : door was open. Cary watched below bodies of the missing were found save
out?”
while I hunted for my cousin’s room. that of Cary. Cary, who, having been
dead!
"X prefer that Mr. Lowndes should Riggs impatiently. “We’ll have him !
| f found it easily. I knew they had given up for lost, Jurnefi up most un
Act—act In the living present!
do that. He and Cary had been chums , In. and I can catch the afternoon tratn. I
; sent tier money and orders to come expectedly the very day that Fitzroy.
Heart within and God o’erin college days, and, though we were Ah, come In. Mr. Lowndes. Sit down,
head!
home. Uncle had written me aw much. applicant for re-enlistment, was sum­
In the same society I did not know; sir."
I found her desk. 1 knew It -well of marily turned down. But Cary came
Lives of great men all remind us
IKON
them then as 1 do now.”
It was but a dejected specimen of a
old, and then, to my horror, I heard not of his own volition. Ite marched
Iro n . Ulackamlth Situo, at rear
We can make our lives sub­
“You had trouble with Sergeant, college bred man (hat sank into the
VauMl.e Building.
lime,
her voice, and in a second she was In with a file of the guard. Cary’s story
Fitzroy at first. Wo have heard his; chair in front of Higgs.
the room. She gave one awful scream, was simple enough.
And. departing, leave behind us
TOM KIVJSK
Rawdon and
version. What Is yours?”
“Sir. Lowndes.” said itiggn abruptly,
J o l i M n s p r o m p t ly a tte n d ed *0
though 1 tore off my cap and begged Lowndes had hardly got away on tho
Footprints on the sands of
RawdOn’s eyes never flinched.
“there is no need of going over the
time.
“It was partly on account of the] entire story. I’ll ask you to answer her to know me. bat she fell in a train when Sergeant Stowed and his
Let us, then, bo up and doing,
lady who Is now my wife and partly! certain questions. Who was your ear faint. Others were coming. I broke party came searching. Cary bid. He
out of the back window and slid and was still half drunk. Some one told
With a heart for any fate;
on accouni of—money. Fitzroy Is an .best friend in tills regiment?”
ile«
scrambled down the roof to the shed
Rlill achieving, still pursuing,
AT ONCE, Local and traveling
out and out usurer and has a dozen
The dreary eyes turned once more“ and so to the ground. I heard men him of Kelly’s errest and charged him
Learn to labor and- to wait.
with that and with running off the
men in this state tore fifes«?*®’ ,,
sergeants In the regiment in h!s debt toward Bob. and the nervous hands
is money in the work for V0 b st
—Longfellow.
and under his thumb. Captain Snaffle's started the slouqh hat in swifter revo­ come running, so 1 dived into the coal Fosters’ sleigh. He dared not face
ing for our easy selling specialtiesshed, where the sergeant grabbed mo the music. He forgot his precious mls■first sergeant among them.”
lution.
ply now for territory
in tb ejarts, and I had to make him let
to, flora M.'yblHv until next day-.
ALLEN NURSERY CO. » w W * *
hos. Wallace A S
F L O R IST S
“Oli,Those :He uduchi
gg
Stiles & Co.,
at Cowperthwait Bxch:
Saturday, Mei. IS
JOHN W. LEWIS
Practical ♦ PLUMB
O
21 Washington 8tre
TONS RIVER
BLACÏSMITHIN6
THOMAS
ARTHUR C. KING, C
BUICKAÏÏ25ÜÜ
E. F. LARR4BEE
MASTIN BSANÎ'
Plumber S g ra ffi
W E
W A N T
;
H H K f u r r f t n h t.w .
SEALED PROPOS M S
BEACH HAVEN
CEDAR RUN
t ,
Machine
* « » # * * M. « *1 1 *
' «Haft !!"•— *> fl* Ml* f s tlig » ml
(11 No
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For Building Orarti Roadway
l i f t R i l A l i M A l i M I«
Shop
Caraffe
, NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR
Sou ili Main St.
c tn
th e
D e p o ts
of
th e
Art u n i
Hr.* ftl m
u .
U l., t U .( I t M i 4t
w i m 'o*
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>*
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I I t * k iK tttd liu OI
ju n to ?
T im aKOONB T I A t^ M M H IM d
M IM A * I
It r i * ** * Ih f oMI road |**dlM trotti NebaMa-A** ;
. c . H ors,
OM tHB I M lu Tota* M»v*r M n ii« , MM IN* •*«* j
pan! HiiRg fiwa T<*M Ri*«» Vili*#* bt in* OK I
T a ta r* M iM laptaarlt n m n ImI b t Cllib*ft W. |
trotta. d M f l M l I Ì U I I I N I 1MI *1 IN* *tffct«»aUk '
o or**r of a tr a n of R a id * * eeawa M a tty td b t I
Rparait* I* K te n c la in* said Job » T C h a * i * n |
u t 4**4 f u r l J a a o t r t IE tan , u d n w l rd ta !
•V O eaU C tta iif Clark V offtc* »* Root At of
•levata. M t t*# A«« Mid « 'H a r b tttg I H a l l j
II. M.
•fan tin» in IN* am toa>) ifn f t t t M: Urn»* » * n o - 1
hint a i ib * n ag aaitc * * * di* ptQ lad A, D.. IMA
X a v , Ml. 1*10
(Il noti a tatrtydftra* daifttA . fertv-Bv* m inai**
i 'n u
w B u n iif wa o n
1we«', !
w f o r * ! •far**) iM N*w KoM ‘ IM * * * (V« dow* **H **w
Dttilv
m l* A(i m * «iffft***, flftt rainni** *o*t.
r t hm ! * *v * n f btin*. tftroc* fl» * * < h *if*»y on* Jr g r * * *
üifrtv talent*« **•*« n effii 1* fv * n a ta , to th *
t 4*
•-voir* o l Mw* sforo*«Id Okl *««d; throe* «iottf
! It
in Ititi 1« o t m M m u i, (4) oortlt f»ar .<*gr**«.
4 11 ! «tiri» «aiitut** » m i, mrn* eiiaiM frmv sU link«.
(Ma'!Caa*.*•»
uckerton
\ liu Im
railroad
CO.
« a d ««mil» ild v
t w a i n ’ avruiiw
I lie n o rth nini
■ ir rH , irm i» O
oMt*a o f T a r i f
IMI. t o Ocv*
Il é i h o f
Cwtt ir a i avwutK*
lit«* lio ft h «M»
flot] u O u t r a ! *
I IK v i
u t li a
ir a i
b i*
lannitf entertain«
alter »pted ini t
4 t rV M N IC
Mr» Cl cor pc
H o s p ita i
o * » now t o p
th e A u to c a r
NEW EGYPT
rym O t i U i l
aliti ut it»**
•tm t, from
mr Couittil ot (tir*
P r c th o k lr r B *
in P h i l a d e l p h i a
1
Mr and Mm Michael Nash, u hat
Ureo ihtir custom f o t the posi 49 years.
«pent Thursday with the former‘a aiiter
Mrs Katherine Cullen at New Sharon
It was their 49th wed ling anniversary
and durtni these many years they have
imvei faiUd leip end that d*v witJs M n.
Cullen. Mr* Katfieune Bumitet who
arid«
•ni I
I the
CEDAR GROVE
£•! Robert Froriep
Miaa Ethel Ticw ape
j
\
Mr* Walter Iron« fro
!! visited her parent« Mr
|
1 Applegate on T*i**d*v li
1 Mia* Lena Applegat*
* »Maker City latt weak
A
,>ed •criplion
om-j Soliciting the continued faj vor o f my old patrons, I rc{ main, respectfully,
Mr
,Vfr South Main St.
ill
Notice to Contractors
ev tulli UN of Maro« , la ii. uutil t*reive oVIook.
day, at ru» a race of I1 it. ('ranter,
►on, «>f a«
Klar Hun. 1 «aid u mot.«, « **1**1 pronoHAiR for
Roads Id satd Towoahlp o f
as follow
‘*Î
unir
hiriœnth H’r»pet. In Nort’i
So.
en
tre
lise
or
tglOii»
th«
AV'UU
a la rti, t »
I the ocean front. *dt«rance of I?* Ile«
I No. f Known * • Twenty.Third Rtv**t, in
Kprav Bench, l>egUinm* al Min »oU(h>rast lluo u j
the Isoiig lift,0I1 HaliroHd, ami extending sou th *'
easterly, to tm ocean front, a instance o f lsvu
foet.
No. B. Known sa nay itveuue, beginning s t i
the center of Ctiatawor i Av*un-, at the BbUthwest line of the Borough ot Reach llaven. *nd
extending h.»nth-westerly, to the old county sln t,
a distance of 883* feet.
j
Each Bidder mast accompany hi* t»ld with » j
ceuilled.ohrok, payable to ,th e chairm an of the
Townnh'p Committee of th * Township of Long
Hooch, for three handled dollars, as a guarani»-«*
that if tne said wort Is awarded to hlui, he wi I |
enter Into a contract with the said Townaht:» |
committee for the same, together with a bond o f
the successful bidder in the penal sum of tlm
estlnut«'d coat of said work, with two or nuu.» i
sure ties, freeho dera of t he County of Ocean, or |
a Hnrety or Trust Company of tuts Htaie, or oi
sonic oilier Slate, bui aiiinoriacd to traosa« t.
business In this state, to be approved o? the sal i
crianirotn of the said Townshl • O tn m ittw , oondittoned for the futthful p^rfonnauce of saul
work lu strict conformity with the plans, cro-s
sect|ou*and speelfloationa for th*« same, withi.»
thirty days from the awarding of the contract.
The right Is reserved to reject any aud all bid.-*.
Healed proposals should be indorsed, ••IToposals for building a Gravel Hoad in the Township
of Long Beach”.
Proposals must be made teparately for each of
the above roads
Plans, cross station* and spectdoatlons may be
seen at the office of the Chairman or the sai t
committee, ina Nth Front Ht„ Philadelphia. Pa ,
at the office of Roland Grant, member of s*id
committee, North Be oh Haven, N. .J., or at the
office of I. H. Cramer,Engineer, Cedar Run, N. J .
ELMER D. W ILT,
Chairman
— I D«
ADJOURNED
III MUFF’S S A L E
A
GRAVEL ROADS
1 mH
I
Uvea»
Ui Uli
lu U
nino ii
(U »idea m 'libili « r e t i ,
t i r l t u c « 1 L ic e a li A v en u e;
ui
tu an«i BUUlil BlUBA Ul
aLd
l, fro lli t. l l l l l l l l »U U U i! lU
Ü.K* veutti
U f i •an a tremio ; uuo oiu i,,e n u n ii m iu
111
Cl,
tdu
U ecu ii
CcliU'U
t.vU
tu
s trc i
Ot l l i . l t
oli Utc .outil
»«■1111 uV.'Utll
u trä l a m f
a iinnecutl
uiui on ilio n o r ia
s tr e e t , l rutti C e u tr a l uvei e to ituuroau
m i
(h uu<
Lon
hi
avenue; aud on lire south side olTouitevutil street, trout Ceutral avenue to
f i l e no" •<* Tiutt the Kale of tbe property of
Oceuh uvenue; uml on the east uiul vr.sl
ime K. mm*, originally advertised to be
antes of Ceutral urenue, lrom Uie uortu
|il II Ur ! ri linn«-, Toma Hirer, N. J , on
leaiav. harch 1«. **a, at i . mi oviock In Uie
sure ot .siutn street to me soutli sine
ternoon. aerehT mads adjourned tti:
ol i'Ollrteeiitli street.
TI KBDAY, A p ril A, 1911
■j 'rite sni.l concrete uiro ceuieut side­
walks shall tic constructed of the w.dili
'Mr naslaer sad place. Said property ronla of l/itu nomhen one. two, three, tour, five,
ot live to) teel, with concrete unit cu
hun Irr.l and eighty-nine, two hundred and
irieut at least tout* (4) ruches thick, to
iftjr in I x ven'PHi. ..n a map or plan of lota
be laid at tile fciutie to L“ ,-stubilsucu
|t ie Point Plf.vmi land Company, duly Died
uy engineer, anu it .-dm!! be laid lu tie
put.*', isiw, laielZHl tm the property of Annie
ccutie ot tire biucwulk as laid om.
in te r i,« •!, aefeniltini*. at the im iio fB d ;i. The surd concrete uuil eemeui side­
J. Parker, Trustee, etc., complainant, and
walks are to he constructed us follows;
«Old i.jr
lv is to be laid to a depth ot tour (4)
CUARI.R8 II. COX, Hherlff.
inches ar.d is to be Uve^5)teet wide, in e
[ Wilson,. rarr ,v ‘Oacidiouae, ttollcltors
propurtrou of said couerete to be com
J 3, 1911
posed ot one (I/ part ceuieut und four
(4) parts Baud; these propurtmus to h.
useu lor the lower three [IS) inches, the
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
otin
r due U) inch tor the lop, to be
«ry c. (iravatt. Wright n . DeBow ami
composed ol uUe (1) purt cement uud
P f Hprnor, administrator* of Robbins DeBow,
two
{-} purls saud, the said walks to be
py direction of the .Surrogate of the
siuootti and iuoeutcd aim laid out in
pijf of Ocean, hereby give notice to the
of the said Robbins DeBow to
blocks ot bve to) feet iu length. Said
l.,.
debts, demand* and claims
sidewalks to have a t'radtiul fall pi
Nthi. lS eB,ttle of the said decedent under
one tl) inch in hve fo) feet, sloping lo
K?,” tRInnatlon, within nlno moutha from
curb.
U JR J, °r they will be rorever barred of any
T l0Dtherefor against the said Administrators.
4. On all streets on which said con­
w ^m
h e n r y c . g r a v ^t t ,
crete and cement sidewalks shall have
WRHHIT H. DettOW,
been
laid, namely, Jtiightb street, Ninth
FRANK HORNOR,
street, Tenth street, eleventh street,
. J
Administrators
w»e<l. January 8, io n
[P r’s fe e , f i . 00]
TVeltth street, Thirteenth street, Four­
teenth street und Central avenue, there
OCEAN C O U N TY ^ R P H A N Sr
shall he tilled ru gravel to the W idth of
three aud one-lmlf (3‘/j) feet on each
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
COURT
siue of said walks. Suid gravel to be
Bmley, administrator of Wm. H.
one (1) inch thick.
Mcnnnfu
'’ hy ,,,re<5tlon of the Surrogate of
a d K W ii00*??» hereby gives notice to the In matter of the application of)
5. That said concrete and cement
JobM
Smith
.administrator
of
fR
u
le
to
Rhow
f i d l ? 1? “ “ WID*H - ®:,nley» to bring in Edwin Morey, deceased, for)
curbing shall be constructed to the depth
Cause
itiUnMh demands and claims against the
of
twelve (I'd) inches aud to he six (0)
Ion
,,eced,*nt under oath or afflrm- sale of lauds to pay debts.
inches wide. Tile proportions ot said
Jo b M- Smith, administrator of Edwin Morey
11h'p! S 2 i ,rLe inoilth8 from this date, or they
deceased,
having
exhibited
to
this
court,
under
barred of any action therefore
concrete to be one (i) part cement und
oath a ju st aud true account of the personal es­
the said Administrator.
four (4) parts saud. The facing or ex­
and debts of said deceased, whereby it ap­
posed part of the curbing to be covered
FRANK N. EMLEY, Administrator tate
pears that the personal estate of said Edwin
one (1) inch aud the proportions to be
Mann ary 9.5, ion
[Pr’s fee, $6.00 [ Mttrey, decea ed. is Insufficient to pay h1s debt«»,
used for said facing to he composed ot
and requested the aid of the Court in the premi­
ses.
| . .“ (J) part cement and two (d) purls
It is on this K th day of ¿February, nineteen | sand.
The said concrete aud cement
® CHANCERY OP NEW
hundred a"<l eleven, Ordered that all persons in­
curbing to be trowelled aud mude
terested in the lands, tenements and real estate of
JERSEY
said Edwin Morey, deceased, appear before this I smooth, und to be cut in live- (5) foot
Court at the Court House In Toms River, on the j lengths.
8rd day of M»y, nineteen hundred an t eleven, at
Said Concrete aud Cement sidewalks
e even o ’clock in the forenoon of said day, to l
‘t New i™ L ia or?er 011,10 Court of Cimnuery show chum« wuy so uiuoH of the said lauds, ten*- j and said concrete and ceuieut curbing
moots, hereditaments and real estate of the said j «halt bo constructed at the cost and ex­
pense of the owner or owners of the
Petlil in?, 0r,ta, 1 cai,3l‘ wl,* ™ n Lydia Soho!» fid «in Morey, deceased, Rhonld not he sold, as
tMant tnn »?.Ul ,ou’ ArIm,ld A- Soholz are de- will be sufficient to pav his debts, or the residue
lunds in ‘front of which the same shall
Mwer'(ir°rtim re<IUiri!d to appear and pleao, ihereof, as the ease may require
be constructed mid laid.
Aud It 1* fur her ordered, that a copy of this
-*'orc ther e ? S I h 10i Pet] ttoner'8 Petition on or
order
shall
be
published
|for
six
weeks
success­
The owner or owners of the land in
'•Ott thereof I? i l,,<laT0* APr" “* » • or. In dewl11 l« taken against ively, at least once lu each ween, la the New
front of which said concrete and ce­
Q8t.
Lliaucellor shall think eqnitable and Jersey C mrier, a n d posted a s required b y
ment sidewalks aud said concrete and
statute.
cement curbing siiull be so constructed.
Maja Leon Berry
1™r«,hihM0K.Sa ,8®u 18 t0 obtain a decree of Joseph Grover,
Shall he allowed thirty (30) days time
Surrogate
Judge
the said p
ner°r marr^a®° bew een ,o u Dated Pcb. 2 , i»U
in
which to perform the work hereby l'e(Pr’s Pee $18.»’«)
WILFHBD B, WOLCOTT,
uulred
written notice of the requir­
rrs ed workund
S.jllcitor of Pmitioner,
shall be sent by mail to such
No dug Maikei street,
owner
or
owners
if their post cilice ad­
Notice of Settlement.
Baled February T, 1911 Camden, N. J ,
dress is known, or if not known, by
fistate o f Wyckoff Cdruelias
^ Pr a Fee f;7 no
posting the same on the premises affec­
Notice is Hereby given th at the accounts of the
ted thereby, or leaving the same with
tne subscribers.”as Administrator of the estete
occupants thereof, if their post office
of said Wyckoff CorneliUB, will be audited and
address be not known or by personal
stated by the Surrogate, and reported for set­
IN CHANCERY OF NEW
tlement to the Orphans* Oonrt of the County
service upon such owners as ure resi­
of Ocean, on Wednesday, the 6th day of April,
JERSEY
dents of the borough.
next.
If the said paving and curbing is not
GEORGE C. LOW, Administrator
“ toil
--[P r’s fee $3.00]
Dated February 8»,
done in the said thirty (30) days by the
“Ttornaa u. Sherhorne, Defendant.
owner
or owners of tiie laud fronting
J1 New .i ? .,!“® ®rder °* tfte Court of Ohanoorr
on said sidewalks and curbing, as per
S*reor, in a ceira IS fle 00 ,,lle '" ‘J
the date
N
otice
o
'
*5et*,lem
en
t.
this ordinance, then the Council of tlie
SN onic l i m i l i " ® wherein Catherine ML
Estate of Thos, C, YanArwlsie
Borough of Surf City shall cause said
f^'torae, arr , i e t e r' ,aud S’0“ ' 'I'Hooiaa 0 .
‘»ear, and nipln
3,0,1 81,0 re<ialrfd to . JM JO TICK IN H E R E B Y R IV E N that the acconcrete and cement sidewalks and said
em urs of the subscribers, as Executors ol
Honor’s petition nn’/va’>8?rei‘ or demur to peti- . .
concrete und cement curbing to be con­
Jjrch. next or m f ? l', ? re t,)e tnirtlero d»V of of said Ihos. O V snsrstla e, wU! ha auilueil and
structed und laid, and all costs and
S lll>8 taken
,t|f'rei)f. such decree state,I by the Surrogate, and reported for settle­
expenses, with interest, shall be assess­
ment
to
the
Orphans’
(lourt
of
the
Oounty
of
'^Pqottawe m o jum ? “ *lie cllsno«llo' 8l'an
ed upon the lot or lots of land in front
Ocean, on Wednesday, the Bth day o f April, n ext
M \ it li GtiANT,
of which suid sidewalks and curbings
¡¡.’ “'re.^iaRoivin» Tl11 18 ,0 ol)taln a decree of
G»ANT, E setoto rs
shali
have been so constructed.
80,1 the sain /wtiufuer6 ,,,arrl8* e ti'twoon you Dated FebruaryNELSOS
89,1811
(F rii fee $3.00)
This ordinance is to go into effect
p e r r y & tflo r m a ,
immediately on being set up or pub­
lished, ns required by law.
P . O. Address "to, Martiet'litreet,
Passed this Eleventh day of Febru­
w r M,Het Jerai;i
ary, 1911. 1
Approved February 11 1011.
•T. P R IC E T&OVILT.O,
The
Courier
gives
the
News
Attest:
Acting Mayor
?°Urier» theBest and Brighe.'t
H. Tj . LTJKENS,
s
Borough Clerk.
i
ir«M
naS.rilarteom
tled
aJoftoeaate
r»}»4
“
um Ie to Mari
Lewi* Mail«
accepted a po
Lamb. Elm t
Mi Lamb (or
M r. lohn Pi
■sited her par
»ter.
The
v a n ia
! needs the i
en con- ' drive ovef
Eivin N Chafey
ro a d s
painting butane**
ducting the cariiu
j here lor the pas. 1 yeats, is ncnously mitt
| ill at bis home in J
biitown
*
m laid out on the
Lots which have l>eeii
i l l R K 'K O H K A t
hanks ot Oakford Lake by Mr Michael
P B V S S Y L V A N ia
Nash, are selling like h •t cakes
The well to he used for the new ice
o ne of nil T * * l*
plant is new being dug
BAY
H EAD
Tho« Pearce has a fin e new bay horse
which he recently brought in from the
West
Houses are renting rapidly here for
the coming season '
Robert Applegate purchased a new
automobile from a Philadelphia firm
M r a n d Mrs Longacre of Philadelphia
were in town and rented the Rectory of
Alva Strickland
Murray Earle, of Chestnut Hill, Pa.
one of the summer colonists of Manto
loking, is having a twenty.foot sneak
box built by Morton Johnson
Mrs Joseph Taylor is in a critical con
dition in New York City. Mrs Taylor
was formerly Rae Worth of Bay Head
Morton Johnson's boat works will
soon have the spring rush of work
Dan Chadwick is going into the fruit
and vegetable business and has bought
a horse and wagon for the purpose
William Gant and his son Abner are
in charge of the dredge Matthews loca­
ted here
PARKERTOWN
Mr. Wm Brewer has been seriously
ill for a few days, but we are glad to
hear he is recovering
Mr and Mr» Charles Hopper of At­
lantic City, are visiting Stephen Parker.
Mr and Mrs Hopper were former rest
dents of this place. They came over in
Mr Hopper’.* locomobile
Elmer K ing purchased the store
goods at the bankruptcy sale at Beach
Haven on Thursday
A number of our men are employed
at present by the T P. R Co
Henry Parker was taken ill Thurs­
day. We hope to see him out again
soon
v
Mrs Charles Cummings who has been
ill •with typhoid fever f o r several
months return's home the 10th inst.
We are glad to here th at Mrs Cummings
has fully recovered
Mr and Mrs Robert E Parker of
Philadelphia are visiting S D Parker
Mr and Mrs Stephen Parker enter­
tained Mr and M*s J E Morton of
West Creek and Mr and Mrs Charles
Hopper Thursday evening
That's not strange at all I
S T â T IO flf J
i fin » w*«
rh*> ivinatroctinn of ih«* «^vti'r*»**ftl* U o d m unit B u t Riven», the tanneiting of M*0li*tt*Q Ulna«!, and the erection o( the
mHjrnlflcrat Pennsylvania Button * * H evnth
Avenue and T hirty second B»reet, New York,
Bringing the through trotna of the Pennsylrani*
Railroad Into the heart of New York City *
An Illustrated iiuntiet describing this great
work, and telling whst I mean* tô ih * N e * York
passenger, has been issued t>y »»»*• Peuuutlraala
llailroad and will he sent post-paid to any addreu
by George W. Boyd, General Pas«eng*r Agent.
Broad **treet Btation, Philadelphia, P a .,o n re­
ceipt of a two cent «tamp. Beau lor iL
IN CHANCERY OF NEW
JERSEY
To Ganos 0 . Brooks
By vlrtaro o f *n order of the Court of Chancery
of New Jersey , m»de on the day day of tb * date
hereof in a cause wherein Julia U . Y ah Ills*» Is
complainant and you ami others are defendants,
you are required to *pne*r. »»lead, answer or de­
mur to the hill o f said complainant, on or before
the Third Uajr of May, n ext, or the said bill will
be taken a* confessed against you.
The said bill Is fl'ed to forcloae a mortgage
given by Charles II. Jon es nad wife, to Ju lia U.
VanHlse, dated September 7th, A . D. eighteen
linn ired and ninety two,on lmds in the Township
of Lakewood, In the County of Ocean, and State
of New Jersey , and recorded in the Ocean County
cle rk ’s office, on the 8th day of September, A. D.
1698, in book 62 ofmort&ges, page 41» , Ac, and
you «re made a defendant because you hold a
judgment which is claimed to be a lien upon said
I W. CARMICHAEL. Tom* R iver, N. J . •*
Dated February 88,1811. Solicitor of complainant
Notice of Settlement.
Estate o f Joh n J . Miokle
Notice Is hereb/ given t b it the am ounts o f
the subscriber, s s Administrator of Joh n J . Mio­
kle, will be sodlted and stated by the Surrog »t", and report-d fo r settlem ent to the Orphan»’
Court o f the County of Ocean, on Wednesday,
the Bth d»y of April, B e s t.
JOHN MICKLE, Adm inistrator
Dsted, March * , l t u .
[P r ’s fee, $3.00)
OCEAN COUNTY ORPHANS’
COURT
In the Matter o f the Estate
of
Thomas G. Sherman,
deceased
On Petition for
S a le of Laude
to Pay Debts
O R D E R : TO SHOW CAUSE
Charles H Sherman, administrator of Thomas
G. Sherm an, deceased, having exhibited under
oath a true account ot the personal estate and
debts of said Ia testate whereby It abpests that
the personal estate of said Thomas G. Sherman
la inan Anient to pay his debts and reqnestlng the
ald of me Court in the premises,
*t Is thereupon on this 1st day oi F eb ru a ry ,isii,
ordered th a t all persons interested in the lands
tenem ents, nerndttam-nta and real estate of the
«aid Thom as G Sherman, deceased, appear be­
fore this Court, a t the Court House, in tlie Vlllatre
of Toms Silver, ou the F ifth day o f April, 1811,
a t 10 a . m . to show cau se sh y so much of the
add lanes tenem ents, hereditaments and real
estate o f the said Thoraai G. Sherman, deceased,
should n ot be sold as will be sufflclent to usy his
debts.
Dated February i , l » l l .
By the co u rt.
.„ e v o r ,
M 4 JA LKOIT B E R R Y ,
JObKPH GROVER,
nudge
Surrogate
P r’a fee »10 60
_
PLEASANT PLAINS
Mr and Mrs Emil Milithaler have
moved to Egg Harbor
/
Keep Your Carriage or Buggy New
Keep your carriage or buggy looking
bright and new with a can o f 'L & M.
Carriage Varnish Paint in various colors
Its cost is small per can
One can makes a buggy look as fresh
as f,hough just from the maker
Anybody can use it
Get it from :
A- A. B rant, Toms River
Stanwood Bros . Island Heights
*
M iiillM g iir'
agfejiy *
Notice to Builders
Noiloe is hereby «riven, that sealed bids will be
receiv'd by 'h e Township Committee o f Berkeley
Oweshlp at the Town n s ll, Hsyvllle, N. I , on
Saturday, March i le u . a t s ohHoo$,in U>o a fte r­
noon for altersilons to Town Hall.
Plans ana fpeciaoatlens may be seen at the
stare n ( ■'v.-iga-Mi if. - ui/rj., Ray vine, e . <i A'l bids must be enclosed In a sealed envelope
and handed to the cle rk in open niaot ng.
The Township Committee reserves the rluht to
rcjei t any or all bt.te
*
a satiafaotor.v bond wl I he reqijlred to Insure
the completion o f the worh !o accordance with
ihe teuns in the contract.
... ,
WM. BHITTOV, J r ,
' m a BC IT S B ! A LIJEN ,
T tw a s i;i Clerk
T om s River
{Afraid
of
¿¡(Fire?
li f
Mr I
Automobile«». IsHiirirhow
rson ¡inj M achinery ol every Ue-
p in y
I ami wiui U
if HRii
of ab I
»I« tiI rhur
II Cti
ay at Weal Creek
* u M h » T « *t£
h* I m O c e a n
'1 iitrtPsnUi a lm i,
r tu lUUrtMil «vraulii skip of Four1'nitra! avniup to
ni ili« past ami « wt
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l*i tuo
noti III .Ì.I
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f na n
li
v
mktt*
< halrtnun
You ought to be.
But you needn’t liejawake
nights worrying it you are
Protected by
Policies in Safe
|Companies
Don’t be bunkoed by the
man with “cheap” policies
that are good only up till
the daj’ you have a fire—
and then fail you.
Sabe?
Drop us a postal when in
need of Protection.
Wm. H. Fischer
Courier Building
Tom s R iver, N.* J .
Its value inestimable
WHAT?
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Life
Accident
Tornado
Representing the l e a d i n g
American and Foreign Com­
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P O U L T R Y N E T T IN G
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U p p er Leliig-h C o a l, Ooke.YVoori
S H In g les, L im e , d e m e n t
H ewer P ip e , F e r t i li z e r , Ete._ E t c .
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GENERAL CHARLE s
KINO,
Ml I f J
K‘ U .
I knew of
uugnt
k I lulu,.,
> W *V ft
a t lb , con
IlitflU-*
I
iti timi on
w row,
I
«.W | M »ty J H.irkalow, b»
lM
< t Ocean Grove, where t
“ " f i funeral of Charlee Chi
not«' 1 <'* P t A 0 Wilbert, J
H j, h I Wilbert have rentrât.
m
i
for
it today
the first cap h» could tVneb. and
I* go ig to be
owed, knowing now It wasn't tire,
long, long wait fi May. How da
C(5 *V M
CD
lieu I realized no
papa seem to take it nov
life
I remembered I
" l ’npn la quick to wake amends when
I*1 si the elmac and he has wronged nny one. and now be
«truck bini
. The
F u n e r a l D esig n s a Speen
W
t
it straight to my quarters. Both
The colonel or
cd for refe
knows."
P la n ts an d C ut Flowet
Sn
it fourni
Mr hn da were bruised and left badly c u t
“Well, so does Aunt Agnes. Miriam,
U H t C K K I I O t 'N l C a i w i s n x n u I ' l l
-There was no Arnoia aud U»v
Shc often wrote 1 i m «orry, of course, to have struck yet site doesn’t Approve.’'
I S L A N » H K U JH T S
Sergeant Fllzroy, but the language ho
; plain. I lai bed my team in fur* flit* papers.'*
“Mr. Ha
"Well, Aunt Agnes, don't you know.
i s rlmr (he' way the Huston ami Used was vile, and it seemed to me the
.'Ill Ij O
listed troo er, I
in cavalry over—she'« different. She's a good deal
»er paiten» <tu me 11o publish thon«* only way to convince him I was not
and with not i
air."
like other women I know. When she’i
Trooper Kawdon."
I ive Cary a note ■CflL Bd llir
“ And
placed somebodwelso In a false post
le made It worse than I de­
“Colonel Button, hare you nny ques­
Mnyhew, which he never (!<
lion she thinks tlint person ought to
ed."
tions?" demanded Riggs.
and took Lowndes with me oi
“It was applied for ami recommend­
be very sorry for her and sympathize
r—let
me
explain,
gentlemen,“
In
:
11
“Why
didn’t
yon
tell
me
this?"
doed. and General Whipple told me in
with her for having been deceived nnd
T h e n you ere not at Captain Sum- lerp «ed Sir. Arnold. “My sister is of innnc'od Button.
Chicago a few days ago It was set­
misled. She thinks you ought to say
ry
sympathetic
nature,
and
her
ter's
tbi
t
uls
I
should
bnve
been
glad
to,
colonel.
tled. but that would bare made no
hpw sorry you arc.'
Thoae dull, heavy headache« ifet i
heart
has
long
I
icon
wrung
by
the
In
I
indeed,
I
tried
to
the
last
time
I
was
lere
near
it,
sir."
difference, sir. I should have been
women suffer with. They m»j pmuj
I “How can 1 say I ’m sorry when I'm
Justice
to
the
Indian.
When
thl
“Now.
ur
In the office."
another matter," continued
m m e from eye strain
90 per cent ol Ms
proud to wear the uniform until of­
, so glad—nil glad?"
Igga—“that night nt Laramie of happy hoy wrote those letters she had I “Well, gentlemen,” said tke colonel, ;
aches are directly caused from tklocT
ficially discharged."
“Well,
then,
there's
Cousin
Watson
vision
hlch you told me. These gentlemen no reason to doubt their entire truth."
“we seem to have stirred up n pretty
Riggs wheeled In bis chair. “Colo­
“I will ask you what was bis final : kettle of fish.” Yet even Snnffie dls ; don't you know. lie was always her
ill he interested.”
U?t us give yon a careful e x a m in e
nel Button, It has been fully explained
'
pet.
He
was
brought
up
by
a
weak
"There was nothing remarkable In explanation of his need for money?” I owned complicity, lie nlwnys had
of charge and we will tell you ifyci
to this inan andI to the next that w h at, (imt j j,.
mother
and
u
doting
aunt,
and
she
aro the cause of the trouble.
" l i e begged me to send him $200. 1said Lanier was n perfect gentleman. [
id heard of the same thing be­
they tel I us here is to be Just what |nK dune ,
at West Point 1 heard iu the saying liu would lie disgraced if be I And so ended Bob's arrest. Kawdon I knows you don't approve of him.
tbev w<>uld sw<par to before a <rourt. j tjicfc 0f h
Ime of the order to the officer could not pay Lieutenant Lanier, who ; lingered for n word with Cassidy, 1 “Does she expect a mnn to approve
Yon can deride for yourself ou he«ring 1of the di
of otic who maligned him as Lowndes
ay to Inspect for Lieutenant had won It from him at cards."
Quinlan nnd poor remorseful Rafferty; maligned me?”
it whet Iter you wish them to swe•ar to i tin ie r.
Philadelphia Eye opeciaiisii
“Mr. Lowndes.” said Itlggs, “did
1 Imagined that something
It or not. Now. Kawdon. tell us how very seri-ous would happen to him. 1 Lieutenant Lanier ever wiu a dollar
“You shonhl see Ids earlier letters
ìe to en
i km»w hi.■'d gone to the post with from you?"
about you. Why, if I’d known any­
“.Is the representative of three
“Never, sir!"
thing of them I would never have dared
mile and why. So, with my apol­
newspapers In Chicago and the east. ogies now to tile lieutenant, I slipped
! to meet such a paragon."
Riggs let him rest a minute, then
BODHS: 1 0 .0 0 ».ni. till,3 .0 0 p ci.
They were anxiotis to have an Indian round to his tent and into his blan­ went on. "Saw, then. In your own way
, / “And yet. after nil, he turned to and
F R E E EXAMINATION
campaign and the life of an enlisted kets."
tell us whnt happened that night of
painted me black ns an imp of Satan,
man described ns it really was. I
j Whnt had 1 done but good to him?
"Did the lieutenant know of It or of the Kith."
Joined a squad of recruits for this |the reason?"
For a few seconds there was silence.
i never took or won a penny of his."
regiment right after the news of the
“Never, so fa r as I know. I doubt Own, suddenly uplifting his head and
I A moment of silence, then the fond
Crazy Horse battle on Powder river." j If he knows It now. Lowndes told mo ; looklnk nt no OIlp- Lowndes desperateeyes looked up.
“Do you still hold that Job?”
llie lieutenant before he entered West ^ plunged Into his narrative. “I—I—
“You won something he wanted and
"No. sir.” And there was a twitch of Point was a member of our fraternity was mad, 1 suppose, with debt and
thought was his. Ho never had any
Gas and Hot Water Fit­
misery, and I began to drink. Raw
the muscles about the corners of the That was enough
sense. Won't you try to forgive him
mouth suggestive of nmu^pmenL
"And so far as 1 am concerned," said don told me he must have the money.
ters, Steam Fitting and
for my sake. Bob?”
“Why?”
\Riggs, “that is enough. Have you My unde had flatly refused to send
His arms went round nnd folded her
H ot A ir Heating,Tin ai
me more. There was left me only one
" I failed to—give satisfaction. Only gentlemen any questions to ask?"
closely, his face bowed .down to hers.
Sheet Iron Workers
way,
nnd
that
was
through
my
Cousin
"Not—now,” answered Button slow­
scraps of my letters were published.
There was a wordless moment, then
ly. "B u t 1 desire personally to see— Miriam. We’d almost been brought
"W hat did they want?'
obbing promptly attended to
the sound of a distant whistle, of near­
up together. But I knew if I could
"Criticism principally and confirma- tke w-ltness—later.'
er shouts of “T-r-a-i-n!” The dark mus­
see her she would help me.
----tion ol the stories of abuse and ill j
tache, the unsinged side, was sweep­
"Ilawdon had changed Into citizen's
treatment of soldiers by their officers.”
CH APTER IX.
ing very, very near the soft curve of
clothes in town, and I had pawned my
“Were your letters never published?"
those parted lips.
N’E more witness appeared be­ overcoat, so he lent me his cavalry
"Three of them eventually, after the j
“Whnt ransom will you pay?” he
fore this court that day and overcoat and a fur cap, "drove me and
campaign,
in the New York Morning
murmured. “I ’ve not yet felt these
_
with him the tall, elderly Cary out to the fort and left us at the
arms about my neck. I ’ve kissed you,
Mal1
civilian who had arrived from store. We were chilled from the ride
I am ready to shoe yonr horse or doji
Whereupon Riggs spun in his chair the east Mr. Arnold came in with a and drank more. Rafferty told me
heaven be praised, but, Miriam, have
Jobbing and new work.
and rejolcofully surveyed Button, who very puzzled look In his face,
you ever kissed me?”
Mr. Lanier was officer of the guard
h o r s e s h o e in g a specia l «
sat like a man in a daze, staring open
“Thank you for coming. Mr. Ar- ' We filled Rafferty up, for Cary had
“T-r-a-i-n! Train, train! You’ll be
All work guaranteed by
eyed at the witness.
aoid,” said Itlggs, with bluff civility. 1 made up his mind he was going to
left!” again came the shrill feminine
THOMAS
“Then, as I understand It, you were “Pray take this chair, sir. As I have ! Rawdon's wedding in ‘cits’ instead of
appeals and, with them, approaching,
Water street shop.
T O Jls H lV il j
unwelcome, unheeded footfalls. With
favorably impressed with the life and explained to you. Mr. Lowndes, your ¿oW Ier^ clo th eZ ^ n d 'h e^ ^ arten t on
P n iu llt iilllR
t u m l i o n r o n n l i l n n t - l m / i n m I i , .,1
conditions?”
! nephew
could not he compelled to tes I , borrowing a suit of Lieutenant La­
sudden, impulsive movement she
“In spite of hardship and privation, tify before a military court and need nier’s
threw her arms about his neck and
He swore he’d return them
yes, sir. and because 1 found complete not make public admission here of the next day, and Rafferty let him
upraised her lips to his. One moment
refutation of the stories about the offi- what he told us at Rawdon's demand have them. Then he and I went up
of silence, two seconds of bliss, then
cers. both as regarded their dealing ! during our journey hither. I hope this the rear fence and caught sight of No. I “ H O W D O E S t 'A P A S K K M T O T A K E I T N O W ? ” Dad Ennis’ voice, barely a dozen
CIVIL ENGINEER
with the Indians and with their own ! is fully understood.”
5—Trooper Kelly. Cary went ahead then followed, unhampered even by yards away, “Come forth into the
SURVEVOR
men.
Mr. Arnold cleared his throat, and to 'fix things,’ as he said. Kelly was bis arch enemy, Fitzroy, who slipped light, you wanderers"’ There was
“Were there any persons with the be began:
•
suspicious. Cary to quiet him told him away to the stables three minutes after barely time for Bob’s fervent words:
C O X B L D G ., TOM S RIVER
command who knew you and your
•My unhappy nephew realizes with, he was Lieutenant Lanier; that we the close of the conference. But lie
“If I couldn’t forgive him after that
mission?"
i tru st genuine contrition that he has were helping Uawdon get ready for his was not even there when, along in tho I ’d deserve a dozen weeks’ arrest.”
“Two. sir, ns it turn".I out. Trooper) been the cause of grave trouble, not . wedding.
spring, Mr. and Mrs. Kawdon came
T H E END.
only
to us. his kindred in the east, lint t
Cary, who enlisted at the same time!
“He made Kelly drink to Rawdon's out for a visit to Dr. Mayhew. Like
J did, and a civilian. Mr, Lowndes, —e r- to you military gentlemen in tin ; happiness, and drink three or four Itawdon, he had received his dis­
who recognized ns at Fort Frayne. west. He has. prompted, us vve must times, and finally left him with a half charge. Unlike Itawdon, there was
T h e c a r th a t makes good
We were at college together. He and admit, by Mr.—Mr. Kawdon, made a j full flask up the row toward Major
Send for booklet
serious objection to his re-enlistment. j
Cary became very mtfiinte toward tin* i clean breast of tils lamentable eon- j Stannard's. Then we went to Captain
BE UP AND DOING.
Even Snaffle dare not “take hint on" ■
e f larru ee
last, and yet I think they kept my duct and has promised Mr. Itawdon to Sumter's, Kelly told Cary the serv­ again.
Trust no future, howe’er pleas­
L akefiu rst, JN
T- «*•
repeat every word of it—er—to Colonel
secret in spite of our falling out.”
ant!
ants
were
iu
at
Captain
Snaffle’s.
Tito
I
t
was
not
until
mid-May
that
the
“Do you care to tel! us why you fell ; Hutton, but as Ills”—
Let the dead Past bury its
door was open. Cary watched below bodies of the missing were found save '
“Then we’ll waste no time,” said
out?”
dead!
j while i hunted for my cousin's room.
“I prefer that Mr Lowndes should! Itlggs impatiently. “We’ll have him t found It easily. 1 knew they had that of Cary. Cary, who, having been
Act—act in the living present!
do that. lit and C.'try Intel been chums in. and I can catch the aneriioon (rain. ; sent her money and orders to come given up for lost, Jurnc-p up most un­
Heart within aud God o'erin college days. and. though we were Ah, come in, Mr. Lowndes. Sit down, ■ home. Uncle had written me as much, expectedly the very day that Fitzroy,
bead!
applicant
for
re-enlistment,
was
sum­
sir.”
in the same society. 1 did not know;
Lives of great men all remind us
i found tier desk. I knew it well of marily turned down. But Cary came
them (hep as 1 do now.”
It was hut a dejected specimen of a I
I r o n s B l a c k s m i t h S h o p , « t re,ir oi
We can make our lives sub­
old, and then.'to tnv horror, I heard not of his own volition. lie marched
“You had trouble with Sergeant, college bred man that sunk into the;
V im M ise B u i'd in g "
lime,
her voice, and in a second she wan in with a file of the guard. Cary’s story
Fftzroy at lido. XVt tave heard his chair in front of Riggs.
T O M ItIV JB R
And. departing, leave behind us
the room. She gave one awful scream, was simple enough.
Rawdon
aud
version. What Is yours?"
“Mr. Lowndes.” said Riggs abruptly. !
Jo liU l& s ; p r o m p tly
Footprints on the sunds of
though I tore off my cap and begged Lowndes had linrdly got away on the
Iiawdcm’s
eyes, never flinched.
time
„
f
„
“tl’ lprp 18 no Qppd oi Soing over the k w t0 know £ae, but shc fell in a train when Sergeant Stowell aud his
It was partly on account of th e , entire story. I'll ask you to answer! falnt
Let us, then, be up and doing,
Others
wore
coming.
I
broke
party
came
searching.
Cary
hid.
lie
lady who Is now m wife and partly) certain questions. Who was your ear- 1
With a heart for any fate;
out of the back window and slid rind was still half drunk. Some one told
on account of—money. Fitzroy Is an lies' friend In this regiment?”
Still achieving, still pursuing,
AT ONCE. -Local and traveling Thi"?
scrambled down the roof to the shed
out and out usurer and has a dozen
The dreary eye«' turned once more* and so to the ground. I heard men him of Kelly's arrest and charged him
Learn to labor and to wait.
men in this state to represent u=.
with that and with running off the
sergeants iu the regiment in his debt toward Bob. and the nervous hands
is money in the work for Yuu
AP
—Longfellow.
come running, so I dived Into the coal Fosters’ sleigh. He dared not face
and under his thumb, Captain Snafile’s started the slouch hat In swifter revo
ing for our easy selling spretarne- ■
shed, where the sergeant grabbed me the music. He forgot his precious mis- ...
l # s t sergeant among them."
lution.
ply now for territory
nfíl
in the dark, and 1 had to.make him let jjjye to. Dora Ma.vb&w until next day.
ALLEN NURSERY CO. Roches^,,
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I l Olii L iu ix u i i
( ‘te ar Run. in aal«» count», «**!•*<! prtmosaia for
I outidiog i tore« Gravel Roads tn said Township of sud un tisú i iwili*
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ni i
l^tcreuilt sirvo l , li )Ul
j Long Hewn, t t follow»: —
u
I No. J. Knpwrt s * Thirieenlh Srreot, in Nort i Ucean avenue ; un
i'w eiftk s tr e e t, ir o u i
l»e«<*to !]av«*n, brginning at Mu* ceatr« line of
tu Oeou; availd*; uuu
Day Av* mit* snu extei ding »outn^uasterly, t » C cim ai
teU tli s llv v l,
»U« ooeau front, t di«n«nce of i?«s,reet
c ot m
oli tue »oittli
ADJOURNED
No. t. Known a s Twenty-Third street, in
iroiu C eiiim l aveifue to uoeuu u w uiie,
j Hprmy Hear.i. uegtouing at the «ouih-ea«t Hue t*i 1 uuu on llie north slue ot i l u r w a l h
I/»ng Hvnon Kalirosd, and extentling nontto-' hlrw l, from Ceutrul ut flute to nititroml
I H E R I F F ’ S S A L K tto»*
easterly, to the ocean front, s nistanoe o f lHU
u v c u u t , au J on in* »uutti side o li'o u i*
feet.
tecuui street, Horn Ceutritl uvt'UUe to
loUrr mat ih» “«le of the property of No. 8. Known ns :uiy ¿venue, beginning Pi Oeouu
avenue; itud on the oust and \test
i. TT»vrm. "riRinally a«1?erti*ed 10 toe Ihc center of ChatfWorth Avenu**. a t the Ben th - 1
sides
ot Central avenue, iroiu tlie north
hfi'nnrt Mou«*. Tom« River, N. J . m *<-»t Hut* of the Borough of Bescb Haveu, «0«!
sale ot .s u.tu street to the soutli side
il, 'm, «t 1.80 oviock lntbe extHoiting himtn-weRterly, to the old county «tnc,
a utiitanctf of 8858 feet.
y
«. hetr'iTiuo'IhaUJourned tlil
ot f ourteenth street.
Each Bidder m m t accompany his hid with a ,
Tt KSDAY, A p ril 4 , 1911
o. xiw said concrete uuu cement side­
cerilhedjuhrek, payable to .the L'hairruau of th e:
Iftr *<»nis>LoariD*l place. M»U» property eon Towuni'p Gotnmiilee of tin* Townatitp of Long j walks shall be constructed of the w.dlh
beach,
for
three
hundred
dolltra,
h
»
a
guaratiu-e
«of Lof» numrar» uoe. ttro, three. iour, flve,
oi live to] teet, with concrete uud ee
bhomlrni imi HfhTr-nlne, two hundrte And that if tno said worn Is award«-1 to him, he wi 11 went nt least lour t-t) luelics thick, Vo
Jrty nid»' ivnrren. <«n a map or plan of lofs enter into a contract with the said Township j la- laid at the Blade to he esUhlianCU
■be Point Plen-tHui I nud Company, dni? fllrd roinm litee for the same, together with a bond o f \
|be Clerk’« (»fllc* of tho County of Océan, th« MiicccHsful bidder tn the penal «am of tho | liy engineer, uuu ii snail he lam m the
| IS8n, Hielsed a« Uie property of Aiioie egtlmatte emit o f »aid work, * lili two or miv n centre ot the sidewalk us laid out.
pmtjrs.ft»I,'»'fondaniR. at the «au-of ftl- surt lies, freeho ders of the County of Ocean, or I a. The said eoucrete and ecuieiu sidetlJ. Parker, TriiHtee, etc., compUiuani, and a Nnrety or 'Frunt Gompany of tills Htate, or of wains arc to he constructed us tollowa:
some other S ta te , but antnorised to tranaa* 11
|be*oldhj
in this state, to beapptoved toy the sa lt ] it is to be laid to a depth ot tour (4.1
,
CHARL88 H. COX, Bbarlfl. bnsinest
Uhanman of tho uald Towushl • Committee, 0011-1 inches and is to betive(5)teetwide.'lno
IvlAon. Cârr .. «tackbouM, »oUritur«
«HUonml for the faithful performance of aaul
proportion of said concrete to he com­
■•^Januarj 3, ion
work in strict conformity with the plana, nro*a
posed ol one (t; part cement and lour
sections au«l »peclflcattnns for th 1 sume, with..*
(4; pints sand; these proportions to h
thirty days from the awarding of the contract.
usuu tor the lower three t-t; inches, the
I NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The right is reserved to re je c t auy and all bid»,
oiner due (l; inch tor the top, to be
Scaled prnpogalH should ho indorsed, "Propo»..
iff C. (iravatt. Wright IT. DeRow and
composed ol one (1) part cement and
WJ Hornor, a imimstratora of Robbias DeDow, als for building a Gravel Hoad in the Towostuo
two tn; parts sand, the said walks to he
of
LoDg
Beach7*,
hy direction of the .surrogate of the
sm ooth and inueuted and laid out in
Proposals inuat be made leparately for each nf
K T of Ocean, hereby give «o tlte to the
blocks ot live (b; teet in length. Sanl
JJitor« of the Haid Robbing DeBow to the above road«
w In their debt«, demand» and claima
sidewalks to have a gruduul fall pi
Plans, cross sections and speciflcstlons may be
pinst the ent-ate of the «aid decedent under seen at the office of the Chairman of the sai t one U; inch in live (0) leet, sloping to
« or afflrnaatlon, within nine month» from Committee, 783 Nth Krout St., Philadelphia, Pa ,
curb.
w ,.;?' or. tf,e j will be torcrer barred of any at the office of Kolan«l Grant, member of a*id
raontherefor agatnat the nalrt Administrators. com m ittee, (forth Be oh Raven, N. J . , or a t the
4. On ail streets ou which said con­
HENRY C. GKAVa TT,
office of I . H. (Tam er,Engineer, Cedar Run, N. J .
crete and eeuieul sidewalks shall have
WMIGHT H. DettOW,
been
laid, namely, fllghth street, Ninth
ELMER
D.
WILT,
FRANK HORNOR,
Chairman
Street, Tenth sireet, hileventh street,
.... ,
Administrators
wed, January 6,1911
[ Pr’s fee, $4.00]
Tweltth street, Thirteenth street, l l'our-
OCEAN COUNTY O R PH A N S'
notice to c r e d i t o e s
l r'*«,N . Bmlej, adminlstntor of W m. H.
!/:".ece“ e". by direction of the Surrogate of
>diEtLv»i0cean’ bereby gives notice to the
^OT oitba.aw w m . Bf. B m lej, to h rln g ta
<,emands and claims against the
n » i.m lal11 ,1ecPdent under oath or affirmKa
n ,:,ne months from this date, or thoy
of any action therefor©
m the »»id Administrator.
FRANK N. EMLBY, Administrator
January as, 1911
[Pr»a feo, $6.oo[
!N CHANCERY OF NEW
JE R SE Y
A. Scholz.
f New iL^ ““ oriler 0< thl! Court of Chancery
(reol
P1'“ 10 on‘ ttle <l»y of the rtate
petitioner“ J “ ,11,1 cau'"* Wherem Lydia acholz
Sudani inn'.l04 J " " ’ Am“u<! A. Scholz are deMwer
a.?r<! 'cQuired to appear and plea1',
Mor/tSe p?,?fark10, PuttUonor’B petition on or
Kilt thereof sn hfli, ay of Aprl1 next, or, In deonaatlie?*h
f2S5,.docr£° wlli bs tflken a »mat
u.r,
Chancellor shall think equitable and
8
JoSrjhiinw iil* l<1 80 " 118 to Obtain a decree of
Mthe’aliuTmfoner® marrl!*«e betweeI> J ° °
WILFRED B. WOLCOTT,
Solicitor of Peiitioner.
No 805 Market Street,
WFebruary ; . , 9 n . c ““ " o n .N .J ,
l-ee$i 00
!N CHANCERY OF NEW
JE R SE Y
COURT
Tn m atter of the appl’cation of)
Jo b M Smith,administrator of V Rale to Show
Edwin Morey, deceased, fo r j
Cause
sale of lands to pay debts.
Jo b M- Smith, administrator of Edwin Morey
deceased, having exhibited to this 1?oart, under
oath a ju s t and true account of the personal es­
tate and debts of said deceased, whereby it ap­
pears that the personal estate of said Edwin
M-rey, deceased, is Insufficient to pay his debt»,
and requested th e aid of the Court in the premi­
ses.
Tc is on this lfth day of February, nineteen
hundred a**d eleven. Ordered that all persons in­
terested in the lands, tenements and real estate of
said Edwin Morey, deceased, appear befote this
Court a t the Court House in Toms River, on the
3rd day o f M*y, nineteen hundred an 1 eleven, at
e even o ’clock in the forenoon of said day. to
show cause why so much of the said lauds, tene­
ments, hereditaments and real estate of the sai l
Ed ten Morey, deceased, should not be sold, as
will be sufficient to pay hie debts, or the residue
thereof, as the case may require
And it 1» fur her ordered, that a copy of this
order shall be published |for six weeks success­
ively, at least once in each weeit, in the New
Jersey Courier, a n d posted a s required b y
statute.
Joseph Grover,
M aja Leon Berry
Surrogate
Judge
Dated Feb. 2 , i»l 1
(Pr’s Fee $12.»'«)
Notice of Settlement.
B sltte o f Wfckoff Cornelias
Notice is nerebr given Mi81 tne accounts of the
the aubaoflbers. as Administrator of t i c estete
»f said Wyckoff Cornelias, will be audited and
stated by the surrogate, and reported for set­
tlement to the orphans’ Oonrt of the County
of Ocean, on w edneaday, the nth day o f April,
next,
GEORGE C. LOW, Administrator
Oaten February as, 1011
[P r’e fee * 8.00]
f c - H‘ s,lerborne. nefeodant.
'' Srn,
«1 the court of Chancery
5vre°f, in iieertu !i!af B on tbe ,i“y o ' me date
N otice o ' *5et*lem en t.
PerborneVei«n H '',lnse wherein Catherine M.
Baiale of Thos. G. Van ¿radale
“««■orae are ?L ,.U(!.r' an" ?ou, Thomas H.
?Pear. and hiil8i en' ant' ,o n arfi reqfllrcd tn V O T I C K I « H E i i K B Y u lV E K f that the “.c
i°ner’Hiiutttlnn mi‘/>a? “ivur or demur to petl- 1 , m unta nf the anbaiirihers, «s Executors of
¡¡»neb. next „
f°re the thlrtlerh day of of aaiö rems.’0 VsnArsds’e, will bs aiidited and
P I he taken in,'«h !J !e,ault ''““reef, auoh decree stated by tbe Bnrrogute. and reported for settlez ïZ Z T tJ t u l iumigL»»
m.ì. cnnntr nf
e,|imaule?and ja °ta “ tlle <*“ *«•»«»• »h»tt ment to the Orplimâ’ öoiirt uf the County of
Ocean, On Wednesday, the ftth day o f April, n ext
M a R I v GUANT,
S’yh'u^diwoivS» 8th118 ,0 obt»ln » decree of
NELSON GRANT. Exebutors
*®'1Mu "aid petiMone?8 “ arrlas:e belwe™ you Dated February 2S, 19U
(P r’a fee $ 8.00)
anriRY & w o a i s a ,
,, J*°'wHo«s of Petitioner.
1 ’ °* Aadresa 104 Market Street,
^
ntb- i» a D4“ ,HW ',e^8e,
Com
r’er* theBest and Brighest The f ourt^t «fives- the Nev^s
teenlli street and Central avenue, there
shall he tilled iu gravel to the w.dth ot
three and one-lmli (3yii) feet on each
sme of suid walks. Saul gravel to be
one (l; inch thick.
a. That said concrete and cement
curbing shall be constructed to the depth
of twelve (12) inches and to be six (li;
inches wide. Tlie proportions ot said
concrete to be one (i; part cement and
four (4; parts sand. The facing or ex­
posed part of the curbing to he covered
one (1; inch and tin, proportions to he
used for said tuciug to he composed ot
one (1) part cement and two (2] purls
sand. The said concrete and c e m e n t
curbing to be trowelled and made
smooth, and to he cut in five- (5; foot
eugths.
Said Concrete and Cement sidewalks
md said eoucrete and cement curbing
shall he constructed at the cost and exleuse of the owner or owners of the
uuds in Trent of which the same shall
>e constructed aud luid.
The owner or owners of the land iu
rout of which said concrete and ceii,-ut sidewalks and said concrete and
cement curbing shall be so constructed.
Shall be allowed thirty (30; days time
n wnich to perform the work hereby relulred aud written notice of the requir­
ed work shall be sent by mail to such
owner or owners if their post ottico adlrcss is known, or if not known, by
posting the same ou the premises affec­
ted thereby, or leaving the same with
occupants thereof, if their post office
address be not known or by persona!
service upon such owners as are x-esiJents of the borough.
If tlie said paving and curbing is not
done in the said thirty (30) days by the
owner or owners of (tie land fronting
uu said sidewalks and curbing, as per
this ordinance, then the Council of the
Borough of Surf City shall cause said
concrete and cement sidewalks and said
concrete and cement curbing to he c-on: in d u .;.i 1111(í Hn co s¿a nna
shulilu vina una, una an costa ami
L*xi)c*nEcs.
sxpenees, with interest, «ball
shall bo
be assessassess­
ed
the lot or lots of laud in front
of which said sidewalks and curbings
shall have been so constructed.
This ordinance is to go into effect
lmediutely on being set up or pubihed, as required by law.
Passed this Eleventh day of Februtry, !3811.
Approved February I T 1011.
,T. PRIC E TROV1LLO.
Attest:
Acting Mayor
H. Ij . LUKENS,
\
Borough Clerk-
Mis* je w i* Conkling and M m Beulah
Ctfcfimtt tflU fiitn c i friends oo Salur*
day rviom g ' '
Mr« Gooff« H Cisnraer spant Thurt*
day at Waal Cr««k
! itnti
k at pf «n'linn i *t»rto t tifa tirai
AN ORDINANCE
lot 4 c
to iim<
Machine
Sh®p
Garage
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—s * k At W H I
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*«»*»*« »,<•» • NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
] IHM#ito* li* Hf IpWfffto « f i im tot
lü* tel «!#• 1
to >iffI f':t »a »«il teiitot WM« to*1
i#f I !«i t«$ fwatji^iH
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* *** I Mm# ««** #*- «l4**te
ItetNt
M S * I« II«
BEACH HAVEN
i* v * u
bi
ion my property on
•South Main St.
between the Depot# ot the
Jersey Central and Pennsyl­
vania Railroad#, I am now
’ p re p a re d to e x e c
kinds
til repairs on
Mr
rottage to Mt* D ra u . nf Philadelphia
Jerry Sprague J r ., ha* returned How
A u t o n i o b i k * » , I j u i i h I k *»
after »peudmg three week* m jeflertoo; and Machinery ot every deH u *i * u * I
|
Freeholdrr Ben Co* is now tn iflo y td
in Philadelphia bv the Autocar cow -
a*
Soliciting the continued fa­
vor o f my old patrons, I re­
main, respectfully,
piny
NEW EGYPT
CEDAR GROVE
Robert Froriep
Mr and Mr* Michael Noah, a* hat
been their custom for the past 49 year*,
Mias Ethel Tice spent some time I
»pent 1 h«rtday with the former'* *i*ter I among relatives at Lakewood last week j
Mrs Kathetine Cullen at New Sharon.
Mra Wal:*r iron* frmtvTom« K>v«-> South
outh Main St. Tom s R iver
It wot their 49th wedling annivertaty ! visited her parents Mr and Mrs B j
and durinR th -te many yearathey have i Applegate on Tuesday last
i
never failed to spend that dav with Mr*.
Miss Lena Applegate visited the j ^ e e e •
Cullen. Mra Katherine Bumtter who j Quaker City last week
ipany
was brides maid
Walter Appkgate from Philadelphia |
with them upon c
| and MiMi Laura Patterson from T
ed at I
Wm H Cliver, s ged 60
S u n d a y iv ith
radav ! Vincent Applegate
own <
his home in Wrigl
si * r
«tier a brief ¡linn
Mra lohn Parker fr«
ink' Lake
YIIIVVU MV* I'M
Lewis Mattack u( C tester. Pa . lias Applagate foi a few
dit week
accepted a pomion m niiller fur M E
Howard Tic•u fronit Lake wivm! visited
Lamb. Elmgr O il wl o ha. been with his brother I) A Tit e reccf tlv
Mr Lamb (or the past two yett^i will
e chu rrh down to
The road fr
Have Friday for hit home in Pennsyl- the dock U ir toll to(r fui c indURni and
vania
nee«U the scr iper Very ba Jlv. Take a
Levin aNCbafcy who has been con- drivu over th c füad » vourb clv.-s once in
ducting th«, carriage \tainting business a while and aee for your se ve* Mr Comhere tort he past few years, is seriously muteemen
¡11 at bis home in Jacobstown
e
T h at’s not strange at all!
Lots which have been laid out on the S E W l O R K ’M O K «-CAT
banks of Oakford Luke, by Mr Michael
P K S S H Y L V * % S IA S T A T I O S
Y ou ought to he.
Nash, are selling like hot cakes
The well to l»e used for the new ice
But you needn’t lie’awake
On# of fh# en»af.#*t w orts of m oJom Mm«»* wm
th« cotMtruuuou of lit« coucre«*‘-llixte st#«t tut»«g
plant is now being dug
under Hih Hudson and East Rivera, liie iu noon­
¡Afraid
of
Fire?
nights worrying it you are
ing uf Mtuihsiuut Isisnii, and the erection o f the
BAY
H EAD
Tho* Pearce has a fine new bay horse
which he r.cently brought in from tlie
West
Houses are renting rapidly here for
the coming season '
Robert Applegate purchased a new
automobile from a Philadelphia firm
Mr and Mrs Longacru of Philadelphia
\vere in town and rented the Rectory of
Alva Strickland
Murray Earle, of Chestnut Hill, Pa.,
one of the summer colonists of Mantoloking, is having a twenty fnot sneak
box built by Morton Johnson
M rsjoseph Tayior is in a critical con­
dition in New York City. Mrs Taylor
was formerly Rae Worth of Bay Head.
Morton Johnson's boat works will
soon have the spring rush of work
Dan Chadwick is going into the fruit
and vegetable business and has bought
a horse and wagon for the purpose
William Gant and his son Abner are
in charge of the dredge Matthews loca­
ted here
PARKERTOW N
Mr. Wm Brewer has been seriously
ill for a few days, but we are glad to
hear he is recovering
Mr and Mrs Charles Hopper of At*
lantic City, are visitingStephen Parker.
Mr and Mrs Hopper were former resi­
dents oi this place. They came over in
Mr Hopper’t locomobile
Elmer K ing purchased the store
goods at the bankruptcy sale at Beach
Baven on Thursday
A number of our men are employed
at present by the T R R Co
Henry Parker was takqn ill Thurs­
day. We hope to see him out again
soon
,,
Mrs Charles Cummings who has been
ill with typhoid fever f o r several
months returns home the 10th inst.
We are glad to here that Mrs Cummings
has fully recovered
Mr and Mrs Robert E Parker of
Philadelphia are visiting $ D Parker
Mr and Mrs Stephen Parker enter­
tained Mr and Mfs J E Morton of
West Creek and Mr and Mrs Charles
Hopper Thursday evening
magnificent PetiDftYlvanU station a t Sev**utb
Avenue »u«l Thirijr-aecoud Street, New ^ ors,
«»ringing the through trains ot the PrniiMyWarns
Railroad into the heart of New York f Itv
An illustrated boot let describing till* great
work, and telling what P means to the New York
passenger, has been Issued bjr in * Pennsflvaala
Railroad and will be sent post-paid to hhv address
by George W. Bo?d, General Passenger Agent,
Oro»d n re e t Htatlon, Philadelphia, P a .,o n re­
ceipt of a two cent stamp. Send for it.
IN CHANCERY OF NEW
JER SEY
Keep Your Carriage or Buggy New
Keep your carriage or bujjgy looking
bright and new with a can of L, &. M
Carriage Varnish Paint in various colors
Its cost is small per can
One can makes a huggv look as fresh
as though ju st from the maker
’
Anybody can use it
Get ft from;
A. A , B rant, Toms River
St an wood Bros , Island Heights
Don’t he bunkoed by the
To Carlos 0 . Ttrooks
Hr »snore o f an order of the Conn of Chancqry
of New Jersey , made on the dav dav of the date
hereof in a cause wherein Ju lia IJ. Van Rt**» Is
complainant and you and other* are defendants,
you are required to appear, plead, answer or de­
mur to the bill of said complainant, on or before
the Third day of May. next, or the said bill will
be taken as confessed against yon.
The said bill is fli*-d to forclose a mortgage
given by Charles H. Jon es nnd wife, to Ju lia U.
Van (Use, dated Neptember 7th, A. D. eighteen
hnntred and ninety two,on Linda *« the Township
of Lakewood, In the County of Ocean, and Ktate
o f New Jersey , and recordrd In the Ocean Coanty
c le rk ’s office, on the «th day of September, A. D.
1588» In book 52 of mortages, page 425, Ac, and
you «re made a defendant because you hold a
judgment which is claimed to be a lien upon said
lands.
I W. CARMICHAEL. Toms River, N. J . w *
Dated February 28,1911. Solicitor of complainant
man with “ cheap” policies
that arc good only up till
the dajT you have a fire—
nnd then fail you.
need of Protection.
Wm. H. Fischer
■state ot Joh n J . Mickle
Notice is hereby «¡Ten th»t the eoqoants o t
the subscriber, as Administrator ot Joha J . Mic­
kle, will be audited and stated by the Snrroi t - , and report-d toi settlem ent to the OrpUane'
oort of the County ot Ooeen, on Wedneaday,
the sth day o f April, n ex t.
JOHN M ICKLS, Administrator
Dated, March S, l » :i .
[P r’e fee, *3.00]
Courier Building
Tom s River, N / J .
8
OCEAN COUNTY ORPHANS’
COURT
In the M atter of the Estate
of
Thomas G. Sherman,
deceased
On Petition for
Sale of Lauds
to I’ay D ebts
Its value inestimable
WHAT?
Insurance Policy trom agency of
S C. B A ILE Y , Jr.
O R D E R TO SHOW CAUSE
Charles H. Sherman, admlntstrstor ot Thomas
G . Sherman, deceased, having exhibited undor
oath a trne account nf the personal estate and
debts of said In te s w e whereby it appears that
the personal estate of said Thomas G. Sherman
Is insnfflalent 10 pay his debts and requesting the
aid of i he Court I d the premises,
I t is thereupon on this 1st day of February. 1911,
ordered th at all peraons Interested in the lands,
tenements, neredltam -nts and real estate of the
said ThomaB G dherman, deceased, appear be­
fore this Court, a t the Court House, m the Village
of Toms River, on the F ifth day o f April, 1*11,
S tlO n , m. to show cause why so much of tne
said lanes, tenements, hereditaments and real
estate of the said Thomas O. Sherman, deceased.
Should n ot be sold as will bs snmclent to psy his
debts.
Dated February 1. 1911.
By the court,
________________ m a ja leoit b e r rjuy d. ge
JOSEPH GROVER,
Surrogate
P r’a fee *10 BO
Fire
Life
Accident
Tornado
Representing the l e a d i n g
American and Foreign Com­
panies
The Greatest Security
Established 1874
_
H
Notice to Builders
A
R
D
W
A
R
E
I* U .M B E R
No’ioe Is herebyglvon^that sealed bids will be
recelv-d b« >he Township Comm-ttee of Berkeley
Oownsh.lp at the Town P all, BsyvlUe, N. J . , on
Saturday, M arch * 1911, a t » o'clock, In the a fte r­
noon tor alterations to Town Halt.
Plans uuu apeeiuoaticns may be aeen a t th e
store o f senjam ln F . i n t er. Basvm e. N, j ’•
A j bids must be enclosed m a sealed envelope
and handed to the Clerk tn open lueet-ng.
The Township Committee reserve* she right to
re]e< t at.y or all bids
*
a satisfacturr bond wi 1 he required lo losu-e
the completion of the work in accordance with
the teim s of the contract.
N A IL S , P A IN T S , D O O R S
S A S H , B L IN U S , M O U L tM X G S
P O U L T R Y N E T T IN G
W in d o w a n d f l o o r S c r e e n s
U p iw r L e h ig h C o a l, C o k e .W o o d
S li t n g ie s , L im e , ( l e n ie n t
S e w e r P ip e , F e r t iliz e r , E t c , E t c .
WM. BKITTOV,
J r,
chairm an
Atte.-t:
MAHCU3 B : » L IE N ,
'it,w as ip Clerk
SabeP
Drop us a postal when in
Notice of Settlement.
PLEASANT PLAINS
Mr snd Mrs Emil Milithaler have
moved to Egg Harbor
/
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Policies in Safe
Companies
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POUND NET REPORT
GIVES STATISTICS MATHIS ASKS 210 GETS
BILANCE AFTER «ATING
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confedroner am! caterer often !
to fill orders at short notice.
Any failure to supply the order W ou ld
cause serious annoyance.
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>d b a a
O cean
a
den, S u n d a y
Taro Township Clerk* John Ernst ol
IDover and Howard Lane of Lakewood,
eseh |S, This left a bah*tier o f $JJ5
returned to Matin»
But the taxpnyem will not i* t od «*
easily ai Captain Mathis has in tha re
j >ount affair. The c o a t o f detective*
ran la ir
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ng o l
h ou se. T
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p a c t a t o b u ild b i r
a b ig g e r b o a t ,
f o r t y f o o l e r .o n e b e c a n i r v i * « t o F lo r id a
in . w h a n h e f e e l * l i k e i t . h ' M y * .
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M is» E la te Y o u n g o l P h ila d e lp h ia w a s I M ra c B A p p le g a te and Mrs Ck
a r e c e n t g u e s t o f M rs E d w a r d B c a n v i i ! ,P o lh e m u * * i * i t e d M r* E li« « Tilton
v isit»
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N ew Y o r k
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b e e n s p e n d in g a te w d a y s o f t h i s w e e k i
Ephraim Bunnell is building a bunga­ in g h is g r a n d m o th e r M r s M a r y M c G e *
« liili to Hie mill
w i t h h is m o t h e r M r s R F r e d u to r c
re tu rn e d o n M o n d ay
:>ll liter - low for his own use on N street. He
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s h o r t K 'm o n a s le e v e s , fine qualtd
. or «t The rati* of #1 n Mr- will have it ready for this season’s u s e in g M rs S a m u e l J o h n s o n
•L w h ich I* thi* nt*f »hiirM»*. Tin* Ml*
a n e a k b o x b u i l t a t P . r r i n e '» y a r d ,
$ 1 .0 0 to $ 3 . 0 0 ,
I-ip s c h u e U Co., Taj
Ephraim Brower is building a la rg e
M rs M a r y M c N e il a n d f a m i l y o f E r m a
W R IT E FOR CATALOGUE
rc iv H*»hl (»» ih»* coni Iitimioti nicrclifijiTM
B a r n e g a t . fo r M r Bump
R iv e r , N J .
arc g u e s t * o f M r s R C r a n m « r
f o r ritrai Mini Olle till If CCtJtS A JHllitl»! addition-to his boat shopon 5th a v e n u e .
W o m e n s , M i s s e s 'a n d C h ild r e n 's A p ­
M r * W a ts o n I r o n s and M r * E d g a r
u avcrngi f«n- tin* oniirr >**»»r. Thi* Mr. Brower took in the motor b o a t
O u r s p rin g w a ll p a p e r s arc in, i
M is s e s H a r r i e t a n d B e r t h a S im p s t-n
p a r e l . B e a u t i f u ll y il l u s t r a t e d F ree.
M c K e l v e y a r e v i s it i n g Mrs R W Irons am ile fiali w as bru lich i li.i. k In N ew ark show in New York last week, looking
r n e n t fa rg e a t lo w p r ic e * . 5 to to frt
a o d A l t h e a S l a t e r w e re l a s t w e e k v ia i»> Ik e w lm leaale dealer» ,.l rtii* e ily , and
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pm iiid h ut |„ Ji i i t l c c in th e n . It m ight way of boats and engines
M r s . Elias B u r r is visiting her
|<I th a t nit im e a tig a lio ii U Una U è »
H o p k in s a t Como
Walcott Newman's 5th avenue garage
p ro T tu th a t tl«c c«tnmiif»>it»n m erchant
R o s s Jones, wife and sou LeRoy. Mr d N ew ark tak e» fo r Ida ,»l»ir ,. ,,f
it being pushed along rapidlv by conP
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a n d Mrs C h a r le s L Clayton of Bayhead
r«e.v h -h . nml ,,|l il,,,, |„. |t0 „ t(l ()(1 ¡„ tractorjosepb titiiiwell of Mantoloking.
and Mr and Mrs Burrus W Clayton
ree.iVH u and Him il o v er to the This building almost covers an entire
•,tl w linleaule d ealer*.
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s p e n t Sunday with Mrs Susan Clayton
building lot, being 48 feet front and 88
pound I» paid t,y i|„* 'un-M tnrr. who for
and family
h a a w atch ed lie* ra rlo a d a o f feet deep
H Hyers who has been visiting Rev I,-.; I in-» thnuiK li N ew ark In New York
Aaron Wilbur formerly empibyed by
J O R Corliss and wife at the parson* l,,,4‘ ****•!» W fitchctl tin* tcuiiiiff **f th e \ .-u the Pennsylvania Railruad
Co. is
■k whnleauln denier»
|m
il
bae
age, has returned to his home .n Cam­
rulli.
now ioreman at Charles Lewis lumber
den
T h la i» th e timi y e a r tim i » i »-|i „ S|„f
yard. Aaron is tbe right man in the
••in lm» been i»mie,l l,y ||„. ......... |
Mrs Corlis Clayton has returned to
right place
Mier.« to r»„ Ilr.nrd o f F fc h mid G am
her home in Manasquan. after spending
iiiini», loner», an d il U th e ||r» t tim
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Welch of Cana- I
eoiiii»i»»ioner» h ave reeoni joharic, N. Y ., are visiting the latter's j
a week with her daughter. Mrs Otter- Imt ili
iviidi-d
law » nnd tiu.l hill» prepare
son Tilton, who is ill
ad i»lr,„l», '
verini: th e ir recon] sister, Mrs George Haring
elidali,tu». „„ f„r
Mrs Edgar Polhemus who has been
th ey rein led
Mr and Mrs Walter Johnson have ;
»imi
Ile!
fishinif.
visiting her daughter. Mrs Herschel
moved fiom the Allen buildkag and are
" i l e ,,f tlie ir lii 11» »e,-li» fu p r e re n t
Polbemus at Belmat. has returned
ftiiit; I» s a li w a te r d u rin e th è i» „ nUiii now occupying Chas Bozeth’s Second
home
' ' , 0 > » »d -Tulle ili eueh yi-ar. e j •ept avenue bungalow
w liprc licciiHCN to n s r uct« an
Luke Johnson of Lakewood, was a
Charles Thompson is arranging an
n im .-d l.y il,,- B o ard -,f l'iwti and C a n i,
Sunday visitor here
d ie lii-ense» to he plaeed ice- cream and light lunch parlor in his
.»_|«| a Bel fnr tlioso olitaid e on tìu
George Johnson visited E B Irons
3d avenue building This is an accom­
«usi and $ .,0 f„ r th è H arila n and San
Sunday
modation much needed by the public
'
B u y nel». Tlifg bill i» olile,-t
Mrs W II Wright and Miss Ella Irons 1 I>V file polli»! net iiw ner» lieeallHe
The large suction dredge which has
0 " » l P i'« '» ilien i »»il,-r ili,- B o a rd
were Pleasant Plains visitors Wednes­ ” lah
been at work filling is the reparian
uni
finn»famniUaloner».
who
day
Iild II*" ti»- larve ineonie derive,! from rights belonging to t h e Manhasset
- Ilia-im,- r,-e* lo purr-liaap fiali alai Realty C< ropany has moved more than
. ¡Vr " " ' knie Mie State, and thut
The Funrjiest Play Ever Produced
w oiild a h o inake of Ihein a part and 200 COO loads of sand from the bottom
»portine eleinnut. wlieren of the bay. making a large tract of land
That is what the critics »ay of "W hat Miei eia iniMe-tliey
shoulil noi lie emisi
Happened to Jones" presented soon by
: " » a spnrtingr '-lenieiit. huf a» i which will be laid out in building lots
milieu»,* eoiimiereinl indnalrv.
rptn and sold this coming season It is
the S tar Dramatic Company
ll" ‘"
if Me- enei ,,f fi»), t0 (|, estimated that it will require more
m»ii»ier I* hicli ir i» nomile fnnlt
than 1,000,000 loads of sand to do the
" pollini n el m,-» . hnt of flie ..„ma
ISLAND HEIGHTS
""■'•' iiont « Ilo purehaso liu-ir ,-nteti entire tilling
l le- eommisaion
„-¡||
,
Contractor Charles Mathis is moving
s t i o j, et
diseosaioii j„ ||„.
fl|
.Mrs Mary Peterson VanKirk, a widow
large tract of hills and filling the
aged 74 years, died here on Sunday fiomu!n s lo e i'e i * to !«■ „ h e a r i n g Oli Mi"
tidls in T r e n to » , a n d
marshes
back of the tiact filled by tbe
and the body was taken today to ji.-r Miw m -r f r o lli K e lfo n l
l ’a p e M a y
dredge, This will take a b o u t six
w ill I h
li.’iii<( to tuk<* juirt iti if.
Philadelphia for burial. She was
months, with a large force of men and
sister to the wife oi Dr William Hugg
teams
who was one of the original members of Scientist Says Salt Water Mussels
The Larkin's fishery ha? one of its
Are
Good
For
Food.
the Island Height: Association
crews on the grounds busily engaged
Mrs C H Wisham and daughter of
Washington. March ». A vnbiablArdmore, Pa, have been spending a few tood re^onree of tlie nation which », in geUing the poles ready for the corn­
Our prices for Furniture
tur
has not, been developed is to be ing season’s fishing
days with Mrs W T McKaig
The new fishery located just south of
ioiind II, the mussel beds which ex
Congressman and Mrs J Hampton 011,1.
Our
prices for Carpets
on M„- Ailamic coast, from .Main,:
Moure Miss Julia Moore and Mr Dorff -o North i arolina. and on the Pacific here has its ice houses filled and is
Our
prices
for Rugs
eoast, ii-otn Washington to San l-'ran completing the buildings The poles
Moore of Philadelphia, are spending
cisco.
are
on
the
grounds
and
they
expect
to
Our
Prices
for Shades
few days at their residence here
living A. Field, o f the Doited States
Mrs vV Lodge Parker has returned nsheries laboratory at Woods Hull, have things in readiness for business as
Our Prices for Curtains
Ala»», in „ bulletin says the natural soon any pound along the coast
from a stay in Clayton, N. J.
(wds of sea musHels are i-apnble of sup
Buildinglots
in
this
resort
have
about
Our
prices for Crockery
Miss M L Baird of Philadelphia.spent plying wliolesouie food to thousand» of
persons at the expense of but a little doubled in price in the past three years
the weeks end with S F Givin
Our
prices
for Glassware
trouble in collecting them.
Now that the boulevard is finished and
Cbas K Haddon and familv have
It is possible, lie says, to develop an
Our
prices
for Kitchen Utensils
been spending a few days at their cot industry in tlie marketing of mussels strangers are coming in every day look
ing
for
building
sites
it
looks
as
if
the
winch
may
surpass
even
that
of
the
t a g e on Ocean Avenue
oyster, and at the same time have no coming season would be far belter than
M is s Egbert of Philadelphia, is spend­ injurious effect on the oyster trade
I'lip success with which/mussels may any heretofore
in g a few days with Miss Eva Kelly
lie eanneil and pickled, lie adds, proracontinued on page 2
continued on page 2
, a good future for a new ami profitaide branch of the fisheries industry.
d o w n f r o m N ew Y o r k
on Su n d ay
and
<ul rimi
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Bogus d o th
VVhal is Painl? Some people think
anything labelled “ paint” is paint, but
there’s a difference, just as much as be­
tween one kind of cloth and another
Cloth nine-tenths cotton and one tenth
wool, is bogus cloth. Cloth all wool
wears to the limit Paint at a price be­
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cloth. The L & M. Paint is all wool
nod wears to the limit. There's a rea­
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PROVEN
Mayor Collects Franchise Tax
Lowest prices for carpets, furniture
Tuckerten, March U.—Thut Mayor T.
->• Gowpertliwuitc iutends to lie Mavor r u g s , c r o c k e r y , g la s s w a r e , h o u s e h o ld
in ins acts as well us in name is dem­ u t e n s ils . O r d e r s o f $ 1 o r $ 1 0 0 0 r e c e iv e
onstrated in the fact that lie ia after s a m e a t t e n t i o n . S t e i n b a c h C o m p a n y .
xirporations that have failed to nay
their franehise tax. For several years A s b u r y P a r k
the Tuckerton Water Company has
refused to pay its full amount of fran­
Strictly pure tub butter purity and
chise fax, owing to a section in the
contract with the borough, whereby weight guaranteed at 30 cents a pound
llic-y agreed to give free water to tiltow» from the five fire plugs. The Lipschuetz Co, Toms River, N J
/
Mayor contended that the company was
Silver Milk at $4 50 a case. Lipsch­
hahle for the full amount wliich was
paid.
uetz Co, Toms Kiver, N, J.
You
Cannol affo,;d to furnish a house or hotel without
consulting us. Small savings help, but are not vital.
The
savings we offer A RE NOT SMALL
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