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■la ridine Ibe suiiunvr. Kbe bad been 111
a long lime. Mtic «locklim, «Ito was
abeti! 73 yen» old. «a* thè «teimiulbcv
of Bararti Btwklon. form.-rly proeacutor
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(irrtiiaiuown, P».. ami
Mia. Katherine Bloekiou, of Princeton,
|ara her t-liildren.
The pareli la of Mra, Si iM'ktoli «ere
late llev. Allori Itablwin lKol and
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Caroline ltayanl lbwl, of l*rlnceton.
| Ilei liuabatid, Itlehard BloekloiL w»»
die oldeat son of t'omniialore Robert
F, Sturbimi.
The main pari of the airuciure « » »
pitted from the final floor up, and the
roof burned off. The bouae « a t built
if oak and locuat timber and was brickpaned the firat atory, and tba fire made
Mr». K. Iinvilitoti, of Ilundnglou.
la ng Island. who hn» l>een enendliig
io»’ pragma.
the
iiiiMt ninnili with her »taler. Mrs. Z
Tha houae « » a perhapa the oldeat in I*. Van
Noti*, nt l'oint Pleas* ut. died
wan, standing juet as it was origin» ly , a\llgtist 7th. She h»»TOR a litiuhninl, two
(lin.ehtor«
and «me non. Her tUter*
hilt. Arthur G. Potter aayt that hit |
an* Mra. C. W. Clayton, of l'olnt Pltftft*
irandfather, Ephraim Potter, built tha ant. Mrs. (Dr.) Poster, of Walton, N.
iiuse in 1S2S, and that bit name and V . ami Mra. C. (I. VsnNote. of I/onji
he date were marked on a stone in Itnuu’li. H«*r brother* are Ralph and
Jh1111*3 Thompson, of Anbury Park.
hr cellar. He eaya hie father often Robert at A 111*11wood, and Jarob of
old him that at the ageof 14. he (Reu- Olendola.
en Potter) carted the »and to make
W il Unin Butt lo. who was for years a
he knoll «here the house was built, mail usent between Point Pleasant and
nd aleo set out the big trees »till «tand- New York City. d»« d Inly 28th, of acute
ig on the place. After Ephraim Pot- nephritis. He collapsed ut his Cali__________________
mia Imme on July »*th ailid was takeu
sr had ditd, in March, 185S, Reuben fe
to Paradise Valley Sanitarium, but
otter »old the place to Aaron B. Iron» died on the night of his arrival. The
ho at hia death left it to hia sun, funeral services were held on July »list
and hie body cremated.
tephen F.Itons
The house wai of Colonial design,
Mrs. Emily A. Murphy, n Point
lith two huge chimney» and fireplaces PJcnsaut Hummer resident, died Tuesday
morning, August Utli, hi Trenton, at
0 the south wall. On the edge of the the age of HU years. Mrs. Murphy hail
tream, with its towering tree»; it was been coining here for years and was
ne of tho most picturesque spots in tile mother of Mrs. Randolph Jay.
own, and its destruction is a real grief
GO TO KANSAS TO GET A
0 ail lovers of Tonis River village
No one knows how the fire started,
STATE “ .UGOLOGIST”
hough it is easy to surmise how it
night have been, with two drunken
Trenton, August 10.—I)r. T. J. Head
nen around the place So far as is Ice, State entomologist of Kansas, and
hr.ml ,,f the entomologist department at
mown there was no insurance on the the Kansas Agricultural College, has in ­
cepted
the call to become State ento­
louse. Rosenfeld had begun to build
mologist of New Jersey, to succeed the
leveral small houses on the tract a short late Ur. John B. Smith, and will enter
listance from the old house, but had upon his duties here on October 1st.
Ur. Headlee will really fill four po­
lot finished them
sitions. He will be professor of ento­
It would be safe to say that a thou- mology at Itutgers College. New Bruns
land people witnessed the fire. From wick; entomologist of the Agricultural
College Experiment Station, entomolo­
;he bridge, the flames and smoke rati­ gist of the New Jersey State Experi­
ng up through the big shade trees was ment Station, and State entomologist
t beautiful sight. Many out of town under the State Board of Agriculture.
’file new entomologist will carry on
people came in motorboats and motor­ all the work bo successfully prosecuted
by the late Ur. Smith. Besides teach­
cars to sec the fire
ing in the college, he will carry on in­
vestigations concerning insects, with
particular reference to preventing the
Womans Service at M. E. Church invasion
of insects dangerous to New
Jersey's farms and orchards; will super­
Last Sunday evening a woman’s ser- vise nursery inspection under the law
vice was held at the M. E. church. to prohibit the importation of diseased
trees: will have general supervision un­
M"s Chamberlain, wife of Uev.L.Cham­ der the new law for bee inspection, 10
berlain, presided; and Mrs. Richardson prevent the spread of contagious dis­
wife of Rev. Fred Richardson, made eases among bees, and «'ill continue the
work begun by Ur. Smith for the ex­
fi>e address. The choir was composed termination of mosquitoes.
Ur. Headlee is about thirty-five years
entirely of women and girls, and sang
He was graduated from the Uni­
several anthems, as well as leading the old.
versity of Indiana, at Perdue, and then
congregational singing.
look n course at Cornell University,
Mrs. Richardsop’s theme was the re­ where lie won his degree. He then be­
came assistant entomologist at the New
sponsibility and opportunity of woman Hampshire State Experiment Station,
,n the world of today, compared with and resigned after two years to accept
position in Kansas. Under his di­
t*lat in Biblical times. Her lesson was, Ins
rection the Kansas Entomologist De­
that while woman was right in taking partment thrived and grew from 400 to
her place in the rapidly wideningcircles <00 students.
He grappled with two big insect prob­
of woman's latter day sttivitiev and do- lem“ in Kansas in a way jyhich well
lng her share in shouldering the re- fitted him to Continue the fight for the
extermination of the New Jersey mos­
*Por,sibilitiesof making the world better quito.
Kansas was invaded by the
a”d cleaner, still as in the old days, no Hessian fl.v to the extent that $20,00 i,influence for good could equal that of 00' l worth of wheat was destroyed. Dr.
Headlee took up the fight and drove the
t e good mother, who righ / brought plague
from the State, saving millions
UP her children
of dollars to the farmers.
He also
solved
Ibe
problem of clearing the nu­
Next Sunday evening will be a men's
merous large flour mills ill Kansu . fror.i
meeting, a men’s choir and men the destructive weevil, which caused a
speakers are promised.
loss of niiinv thousands of dollars numiailv. Ur. Headlee is r. native of
Indiana and has been connected with
ZIMMERMAN’S HOTEL
the Kansas Agricultural College since
Point Pleasant, N. J.
1907.
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a leaf
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ng its
tran of wagon» <
lion, and autos
beachward.
of ibe
of all kind» are silji-----------annual ItIg S.a I lay without which ike
event wenhl I» incomplete. In year»
them
WT rk l'oc I Ibr farmer* 11 «ed to
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name tinte aa the "Big Rea Hay" «as
going on at Mauaaquan. Point I’lews
am olfrted free dancing and other al
tr»rtton» and got quite a crowd.
This Jersey Skipper Needs No Mate
Uco*n county »nd l *’■!* h ln N«
Ilanovei Township, Monmouth county.
New Honover Townebip is arranging to
c»nt for its ecd. This wtllgtvi» through
line from Hordent««n to the shot«
TENNIS AT MANT0 L0 K 1NG
The Lnkohuret-Browne Mill* toad
Tin- annual >q»u l•uni» muruauunt will take forty mites off the automobile
of the Mantoiokm* Yacht Club tuf the
ilaapM siiqi of tho Middle Nea J«r*«y ran between Tome River and t'amdon.
Coast, * u laid August Sth. Uth nml
iOtli, and was won for Mnntotokiug by
S. Farr. A large entry U«l. etitbtnd«» Universali*! Campmeetìng in
th follower* of Ibe «port, and nearly
Progress at Good Luck
perteel weal her condition.. were factors
wliicb combined lo wake the tourus incut
die in,mi •nc.-uful from every point of
Lest Sunday there wat s good turn­
view yet behi in Mantolokiug. A de­
tailed account of the first round, winch out at the Universalist m eeting»t Mur­
naturally * *«« mutt* **» l«-»» ol nu vtiuii ray Grove, Good Luck. Rev Frederick
list ion conical, need not lie given, be­
enuse of tlw hirx<- number of coutent- A Biabee o( Boston, rditor o f the Voi*
■tit»; and the »cure of til» oc-ond round veraaliat Outlook, 1 1 1 the prvachsr,
will give a fair statement of the stand­ and hia itext wax from Mark td ;lS —
ing of the pis) era
Liitiiusinsm was at its butbest pilcb “ Go ye into all.the world and preach
when Mr. Bayne, of liny Head, and Mr. the gospel to »very creature." Among
Farr, of Mnntolokiiig. took the opposite
«Ules of tin- net ou Saturday afternoon other things ths speaker said that no
to decide the sii|M-riorlty u [the rrapec- two persons could read tlie Bible alike
tive cIiiIm. Many opinion., had been and understand it the same. Varioua
uilvuliccd among the local expcrl* n* to
the |Hi»»ffi¡l¡l¡c* of the touriisiueul. but people would read it and form varioua
sccim-d in a fair way to atwertiug her opinions and each be perfectly honest
beeu narrowed down to the four remuiu- about It. Hence he asked hia hearers
II,g Iu the Helni-liutil», mid Mnntolokiiig
»cerned in m fair way to am-rtilig bet to be charitable toward those who dif­
tennis superiority tin*t the crowd, wldeli fered Lorn them; as each man must be
iinil gnthered from day to day. realised
thill the cbamuiousldp was coining to guided by bis own convictions.
Mni.lolokliig. There was a large gn Herr
There were twenty-three guests reg­
when these two player» at 3 o'clock istered at the Murray Grove house
took their places. The toss gave choice
of court* to tin- Buy llrud man, and Among them are; James B. MacNeal
the service to the Mantoloklng player.
and family of Baltimore, Md.; Mrs. J.
It wak evident even to those not
versed in the fine point» of the game A. Olrnstead of DesMoines, Iowa; Rev.
that here was n fight to the finish. Mr. Ro^(ier yt.liz o f Boston, Mass.; Charles
Bayne was lightly slower getting into
action than bin opponent, and tilia cost Millar of Brooklyn; John F. Waldreo
him tlie first set score, 9-4. But the and wile of Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs.
si cotul set he hml a burst of speed, out- A. S. Bodine of Brookstown, Indiana;
plujiiig Bayne at every point, anil won
1-15; repeated the performance in the Rev.C. A. Andrews of Plymouth, Mas».;
third set, 2-9.
Farr then took the Samuel Gusser of Reading, Pa.; Miss
fourth nnd fifth, his steady play being
too much for the Bay Head opponent Millar o f Valley Stream, L. 1.; Miss
Eart of Brooklyn.
to keep up with.
Captain Henry Tuwnactul. of llarnv- be Is In bard luck, goes to am nowa­
gat, or of Alameda, Cal aa you cboow days." aaya the captain, "it Isn't what
armed Sunday in the bur» Manga Be­ it used to be."
For the first thirty-four daya of the
ta. from Shu Fraut-iw-o. 1UH daya out.
The New York World Sunday morn­ trip Cam. Towuseiul thought he coukl
equal Ilia old record of clidity-hvi- days
ing printed th's atory of the voyage:
For fifty-eight day» atone in hi« i-aldn. : from Frisco to Sandy Honk lint a» it»
Male Leonard, of the four-masted Y'au- I was about to round the Horn, sixteen
kee »Imp Manga Hera Buffered the daya of exasperating easterly winds
penance of a aidp’s officer who has la-on ! thwarted hone of n swift pa»«age.
Off the liorn. wlieu a wind finally
relieved of duly. The atory was told
after the »hip nrrived off Stapleton, S. ; sprang up, a New York youth had a
I„ yesterday morning. She was IDS . perilous experience. He 1» the »on of a
I Nassau street rubber stamp ninmifac■lay» from San Francisco.
Cnpt. 11. C. Towpaeud brought hi» .Hirer. He had gune overland to San
•hip arouud the Horn. He Is a line ' Francisco five months before with $409
navigator and a atrong disciplinarian. j aud was returning as a seaman. With
Mr. Leonard also da a mariner of large n kuot of meu, he was hauling on a
' brace when a big sea flooded l.,e deck.
experience.
For fifty days the male discharged The thin young mail was nearly washed
hi» duties ss second in command. Then through a hawse pipe. He rlsspetl the
came trouble between him and the cap- bills and »lived himself.
Atter that dn.v the ship had fine
Inin, who sent him to spend the re­
mainder of the trip in Ills room. There winds. In the 108 days not another
lie had nothing to do but eat, sleep and vessel was seen until she was lowed in­
rend. He perused every line In to the liny yesterday morning.
the little library supplied by the Sea­ The Stars and Stripe» on tile shipping
men's Friend Society, including the and the lowers of Manhattan in the
Bible, the geography and u volume of dog-day mist looked good to the sailor».
Joseph Conrad. Some books he read “ Ah, little old New York!" they laugh­
ed.
niiinv times.
For the Frenchmen there win tile triWhen Capt Townsend was questioni-d yesterday about the quarrel, lie re­ eqlor Hying on the foiir-tnusted bark
VIlie du Havre, for the Gcruinn» the
plied:
"It was nothing nt all. Forget it. flag of the Fatherland on the Renee
What does the public care for things Hicknier». and for the Norwegians tlu-lr
like that? Tho sea is different from national emblem on n ship and a bark.
Not an instant was lost after the
the land. Tilings happen at sen Hint
don’t happen ashore. The captain is anchor was out before “ Starbock” Per­
ry bud the men aloft stripping off the
supreme on his own ship."
The second mate, Mr. l ’erry, known sails. Capt. Townsend was busy skim­
on the seven seas as "Starbuek” Perry, ming through newspapers.
another ernck-n-jack deep-water man
"Who is Wilson's running mate?” he
Summary: First round—Bayne de­
of tlie old school that hi passing, wiib inquired, “And what is this Bull Moose
Capt. Townsend's only mute after the business? And who is the Bull Moose? feated Davenport 0-0, 9-1; Cowper*
tliwait,
defeated Bonelt, f>-7, 9-2, 9-4;
chit age. The skipper stood bis chief of­ Well, that beats me."
Brett defeated J. 11. P. Farr, 9-1, 9-4;
ficer’s watches.
And ns for me," said tlie Nassau 1'uiton defeated Montgomery, 0-3. 9-2;
Most of the tweuly-slx men of the street manufacturer's sou, “ never again. Humphries defeated Stockton by de­
crew were greenhorns. “ No man, unless I’m no suilor."
fault; Carr defeated H. Runyon, 6-0.
0-2; S. Fair defeated Lee, 0-2, 0-0;
TnilJ defeated C. Runyon, 7-Ö, 8-0.
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Third
J1IIIU round—Bayne
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defeated
Cowper
tliwait. 9-1. 0-3; Parton defeated Brett.
0-7, (1-1, 9-2; Carr defeated Humphries,
Fortner Toms River Man Injured in the novelist, and also of the lute L. 0-4, 9-1; S. Furr defeated Todd, 7-Ô. 9-0.
Clarke Davis, who was perhaps Grover
Bicycle Collision.
Cleveland’* closest friend, nnd was man­
William W. Lawrence, of Wnverly aging editor of the Philadelphia Ledger.
Place, lied Bank, formerly of Toms I lie Davis family spent their summers
River, now manager of the Lake Mar­ on tile Curtis farm, Point Pleasant, for
ion Ice Company's office in Monmouth many years.
The double tournaments, in somp re­
street, corner of West street, Unit Bor­
spects more exciting from the specta­
ough, figured in a bicycle accident Fri­ MADE THE GYPSIES MOVE ON
tors' standpoint, did not have the same
day afternoon near the office. Mr. Law­
They were
TILL THEY LEFT THE STATE interest for the expert.
rence had turned to ride into tlie yard
won
by Montgomery and C. Farr over
adjoining the office, when an Italian,
The band of Gypsies 'that went Greene aud Wilson. Tile racquet work
who wrs on n bicycle, crashed into him. through here Inst week and were hurried shown was very interesting.
Botli men were hurled from their on by the authorithw, had ae hard a
wheels, landing on the brick pavement. time of it in South Jersey ns they did
First round -Farr and Farr defeated
The Italian, whose name could not be along shore. They got in trouble early
learned, suffered a sprained wrist and Inst week nt Key port and at Red Bank, Bye; Montgomery and Carr defeated
Bayne
nml Van Vechtenx, 9-4, 6-4;
his bicycle was badly damaged. Mr. mid then had a fall taken out of them
Lawrence was more fortunate. His at Lakewood. The word was ’phoned Stockton and DuBosque defeated Row­
ankle was bruised and two spokes were all along the line that the “Gyps” would land and Todd. (>-... 9-4; Longacre and
broken out of one ofl the wheels of his steal like all possessed and to keep them Parton defeated C. Runyon and Farr,
7-5: Greene and Wilson defeated
bicycle.
moving. When they tried to camp out 9-4.
Belknap and Boocoock, 04). 9-3; Boned
near Jakes Branch, in Berkeley, lung and
Alderdyee
defeated Bye: Brett and
David Boxer, of Mt. Ilolly, a well- a Gypsy hangout, they were forced to
known P. it. If., man. who was injured move on, and went down shore. By A. Runyon defeated Vernon anil part­
in an accident and cannot follow his Friday they had reached PJensnntville, ner: Wall and R. Runyon defeated
culling, has been made flagman at aint were there headed across 1o West Humphries and Eyre.
Second round—Montgomery and Carr
Moorestown, on the F. If. R.
Jersey. Each town was ready for them defeated Farr and Farr, 11-!), 7-5:
and they were guided straight to Cam-* Stockton and
DuBosque
defeated
Herbert Allownr, who used to visit den ferry, and aoiioss the river they Longacre and Parton. 9-0, 9-1; Greene
his uncle. Joseph Affoway, at this place, went.
Wilson defeated Boned and AlderTheir chief plan of robbing was for and
has just left a Camden hospital after a
dice by default; Brett nnd Ruuyon de­
serious operation. He is a conductor 0*1e#of tho Gypsy woiueu to ask a man feated Wall and Runyon, 6-3, 0-4.
on nil electric road running out. of for money, bills preferred, saying she
Senu-tiiinls—Montgomery nnd Carr de­
Mould not keep it, but would wish him feated
Camden.
Stockton nml DuBosque by de­
h ;k, airt itl| the money she held in her fault:
Greene aud Wilson defeated
len d belonging til him would be dou- Brett and
Runyon. 7-5, 0-2.
Mrs. C. B. Ogden, of lamden, whose b'-d liy the good hick that she would
Finals—
-Montgomery and Carr defeat­
husband, tlie late Eev. Mr. Ogden, was
ml him. Getting the money she would ed Greene and Wilson, 9-4, 6-1, 6-3.
once stnti'inei’ at Bar’ egat, a -d ’ > .next ask for his handkerchief and cover
famous for Ids chalk tn . s, 1, ■ been no
hotii money and hand, going through
visiting i i South Amboy.
Raymond Schindler, the Bants man
s-me pow-wowing rigmarole, and than
I! ml him the money and handkerchief w!io worked on the Turner murder case
The secretary of the Roosevelt Na­ bock. When he counted his money next at Lakewood, which continues to mysti­
tional Committee is Oscar King Davis, (line he would find a bill or so had been fy ali tlie authorities of the county, has
a prominent newspaper and magazine slipped from the roll while handkerchief started a detective agency of his own
writer, and ns a hoy, n summer resi­ kept him from seeiqg it. This game, in New York City, and lias been in
dent at Point Pleasant. Mr. Davis is as old as civilization, never fails to the limelight considerably in the police
a brother to Richard Harding Davis, we rk—occasionally.
graft and murder scandal there.
Personal Mention with Local Flavor
Athlete Rescues Two Young W o
men Bathers at Lakewood Lake
Lakewood,August IS—Stratton Norcross, son o f the chief of police here,
rescued two young girls from drowning
in Lake Manetta yesterday afternoon.
Miss Lucile WHitebeud, daughter of the
superintendent o f the Lakewood Water,
Light and Power Co., and Miss Elsie
Johnson were in bathing at the Y . W.
C. A. grounds, with a number of other
girls,and swam out beyond their depth.
Their frightened cries wete heard by
Norcrots, who plunged in and brought
them ashore one at a time, as they had
become exhausted
Inspecting County School Houses
On Monday County Superintendent
Morris accompanied State Inspector
McDermott of the State Department
of Public Education, on a trip down
shore, inspect! ig all the school houses
between Toms River and Tuckerton.
From Tuckerton they took a boat and
went across to Sea Haven, to inspect
those on the beach
The sanitary re­
quirements of the State Department
are much more strict than ever before,
and for the first time they are being,
rigidly enforced
The Ocean County Board of Taxation
met yesterday in Trenton with the
State Board of Equalization of Taxes
ail the other County Boards, and the
Legislative investigating commission,
to discuss tax problems
The County Board of Blactiona ,;met
Monday and named somejbut c o t all o f
the election officers
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CH APTER XT —Th# rapth# 1« brought
hefrr# Offif'fal Sheridan who rrfu*«* (*>
»• I him Tree ub Iv m be reveal# the **?ret
CIlArTKIT X I I .—Captain W arn # te led
to rin’lrrctnnd that the women he admire#
fe Edith Brennan, trlfc o f the F'«*d#ral of*
fleer, who hate« him
H** Is *iv«*n the
choti'i* of r* vealliur the Lee
or
of tw*tn# shot ae a apr
CH APTER
X I IL -W a y n e le rtr tw d
from hie prison by Jed Bungay. One of
them m uii g**t a quirk report throuch the
line» to funeral Lee and Jed starts on
the mission.
C H APT ER X IV .—Find Inc the curb of
• n absent officer of the Union artillery.
W a y »# penetrstM to the ballroom where
e sorts! army function Is In ;,rr>creoa.
and pretends to be Col. Curran of CHilo.
CH APTER X V .- T h e dJtruJsed scout Is
Introduced to a Miss Miner. She known
the Curran family and Wayne barely es­
capes brine unmasked. Edith Brennan
appears on the scene.
C H APT ER X V I .—Mrs. Brennan recog­
nise« Wnyne. She having been led to be­
lieve that hr had been sent away, learns
o f the treachery of MaJ. Brennan and
B *ja -h e a il! save him.
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C H APT ER X V n - M r i .
Brennan «*cures a pass through the Inner lines and
groes part way with W avne when they
are suddenly confronted by Brennan.
*
C H A P T E R X V I I I .—Brennan attempts
to ahoot W ayne, but the latter throws his
enemy to the ground sensei* ss.
CH APTER X I X .—Bidding My Lady of
the North adieu, W ayne starts alone on
a wild dash for liberty. Encountering a
m an In a lieutenant's uniform, he com­
pels him to accompany him.
C H A P T E R X X .—His companion turns
out to be Jed Bungay In disguise. They
clear the Union line» and face towards
the Confederate camp.
e tk* tra» a M i i u «
tfe» fe|f "
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u i i l t i t M i i tJ fur ifee 1 pr e l* * ^ ! « ( »fe«
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fela» IW » h
tlaaa.*’ he a4«al«te4 Mtietly, *1 tap
poee I saay aa well s*»
He tin w c
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sad fraaisd me, hie eyea glewln»
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(fe»t »fee fe*4 » n i i d Biurfe » * M i k e d
a ceeatw a. s m aa eadlng.*'
- fe? fefeeefere
f bowed gravely, ae* daring to ira*1
“Very »light)!. i»*4*m*”
my voice la speec h, leal I itmikl yield
“ Mi* appofeefet eer»|#4 ttfetttjure4 V*
le tke trmptatiofl of My a s s leMpet
Cite# t*»*e4. glaired «**•*!)? Ms
'Captain Wayne." she eald. glaacln,
w*f4 tee, »ad tfe»** blurted fortfe ife hack acroae bla broad blue ahoeld«*
puipltely
(‘apt*!» W a jM feted la
and 1 thonght there was a new qua!
i tfe# elf. fe M iiti "*
tty la her voice, lb# (flag had earn«
' A te-ofet delightful iltUfellcMI. eurel! - way gear out o f It. ”1 shall «•Meet»
tfe# o»l4 rl«#rty »»4 earrgefirally It a kindness tf yon will cell apor
'Os# ttmld glittret tspyoA* we had me before yon depart.”
[ »hotly reverted to b u b ifiit t , fetid that
“ Wlrh pleasure.” I hastened to re
* r;T boosted rlriiftlltu j v # but teoffe ply, my surprise at the request a!
ery Thigh of ft,** g*d ifee proud 41* moat robbing me of speech, "hut I
| dsis Is her fir e held ua «U til, "sot shall he compelled to leave at once
the htm c } flder «Hi
as my troop la already under or
»rat# batile. With tiers."
tOCBil UCD fought
"1 shall detain you for only *
crins tn 11.«-i i .K*>i-y Ilk«* moment, but after what you bar*
nane*
I « ;!» I k w two passed through oa our behalf I am
aboi it-r
lo shouldw unwilling you should depart wltbou1
U u ieit a host of tofuriatiH) ruffians, reatlvlne our gratitude. You will fir,.
*ktus to protect h «lflr t *<ins«n
me in the library. Como. Frank, I
Tt«*j worw dllfercot unlfnrros, ih<■y am ready now,”
fiiUn.
dlffrrvnl daft, by tb# fortune
W e remained motionless, watchin;
of war th#jr wrra
yet they them until they disappeared aroou
could fl(ht and die In defenae of the the corner of the shed. Dreamt!
weak. I thanked Cod upon uiy knew walked with stern face, bis ate:
that I bad been privileged to know heavy, aha with averted eyes, a allgtii
aurb men and could call them friend«
smile of triumph curling her Up. Tbci
No nobler, truer, manlier deed at arm* Moorehouse stooped and picked m
wan ever done!
Vet, mark you. no the derringer the Major bad throw!
aoonor fa that duty over scarcely are »w»y.
"By thunder, but she’s right!" ht
their dead comrades burled— when
they forget every natural instinct of exclaimed emphatically. "I tell you
of gratitude, of true manliness, and that’s a mighty fine woman. Blamt
spring at each other's throat like two me. If ahe didn’t face ua like i
maddened beasts I care not what queen.”
the case may be—the act Is shamsful.
No one answered, end without ex
and an Insult to every woman o f this ehinglgg another word we walked to
household. Even as I came upon ths ¡ether to the house. There T foucf
ft. Id voices were clamoring for anoth­ the remnant of my troop standtrt
er shot. In spite of the fact that one beside their horses, chaffing with •
man stood already wounded
War dozen Idle Yaakee cavalrymen wht
were lounging on the wide iteps.
may be excusable, but this la not war
Gentlemen, you have tired your last
The time had come when I n u ll
shot on this field, unless you choose say a final farewell and depart. Not
to make oie your target.”
the allghtest excuse remained for fur
She stood there as a aueen might, ther delay. I dreaded the ordeal, bui
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C H A P T E R X X I I I .—W ayn e Is wounded
and taken to the field»hospital, where he
Is visited by Edith Brennan, who la kind
and gracious.
CH A P T E R X X I V .—The wounded Con­
federates h^ive a hard night ride as they
are returned to camp, W ayne among
them.
C H A P T E R X X V .—W ayne learns that
M ajor Brennan has scattered the false­
hood that he Is a coward and refused to
meet him to wipe out an Insult to Edith
B/ennan.
C H A P T E R X X V I I I .—The Confederates
capture a Federal courier and learn that
M ajor Brennan is marching in their di­
rection. They prepare to intercept him.
C H A P T E R X X I X .—Some guerrillas ar­
rive at the Minor place and fire the
stables. W ayne and his detachment or©
besieged In the house.
C H A P T E R X X X . —Brennan and his
men appear. They are admitted to the
house and form a coalition with W ayne
to fight off the guerrilla».
C H A P T E R X X X I .—W ayn e moets Edith
and feels grateful for her friendly intert;»t. Brennan dictatorially assumes con­
trol of the situation.
CHAPTER
X X X I I . — The
guerrilla*!
break inte the mansion and just as toe
renegades are abjut to triumph, Edith
-unnouncet: the »iiiv a l of a rescuing party
¿1 blue coats.
Addmi B o x F . G .
C o u r ie r
O ffic e .
T o r o «
R iv e r .
N. j
fe*»» fe e leraft te» 1» tfe» fe###»“4
C H A P T E R X X I I .—W ayn e and his regi­
ment are sent to save the Confederate
army In the battle of Shenandoah. Here
a solid wall of blue overwhelms them and
the regiment Is lost.
C H A P T E R X X V I I .—The Confederate
detail arrives at the Minor place Where
W ayne meets Miss Celia Minor and Mrs.
Bungay. Edith Brennan appears.
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the faithful Jed reach the Lee camp In
safety and*are sent away to accompany
reinforcements to General Early.
C H A P T E R X X V I .—W ayne and Jed
Bungay are sent on a scouting detail
from Richmond. The latter learns that
the fortunes o f war have disrupted* his
home and that his wife is a fugitive.
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r my sake you
* paused; then
m»d» tfe» Mif—f!
k#4 I» yet N
ms: "Was my
»»ran mentioned during your conten­
tion—I lllrst! publicly f ”
” lt was not; Oaten atone Is a IVare
I refrained because ot th# reason I
U t * already given you.”
"Your wound Is not serious?”
"Too Inslgnlflcsut to he worthy of
mention."
She was silent, her eyes upon the
carpet, her bosom rising and falling
with the emotion she sought In vain
to suppress.
“ I thank you for coming to me.”
she said frankl” , "I shall understand
it all better, comprehend your motive
better, for this brief talk. Whatever
you may think of me In the future,”
and she held out her band with w in e
thing of the old frankness In the ges­
ture, “ do not hold me as ungrateful
for a single kindness you have ahown
me. I have not fully understood you.
Captain Wayne; Indeed. I doubt If
1 do even now, yet 1 am under great
obligation which i hope some day to
be abls to requite, at least In part.”
"A thousand times they are already
paid," I exclaimed, eagerly, forgetting
for the moment the presence of her
silent chaperon. "You have given me
that which la more than life— "
"Do not. Captain Wayne.” she In­
terrupted, her cheeks aflame. ” 1
would rather forget. Please do not;
I did not send to you for that, only
to tell you I knew and understood.
We must part now. Will you say
good-bye?"
"If you bid me, yes, I will say
good-bye,” I answered, my own selfcontrol brought back Instantly by her
words and manner, "but I retain that
which I do not mean to forget—your
gracious words of Invitation to the
North.”
She stood with parted tips, as
though she struggled to force back
that which should not be uttered.
Then she whispered swiftly:
‘‘It le not my wish that you
should."
Was there ever such another para­
dox of a woman? I knew not how
to read her aright, for I scarce ever
found her twice the same. Which
represented the truth of her charac­
ter—her cool dignity, her impetuous
pride, or that gentle tenderness which
befitted her b o well? Which was the
armor, which the heart of this fair
lady of the North?
As we rode down the path to the
eastward, a snowy handkerchief flut­
tered for an instant at the library
window. I raised my hat in silent
greeting, and we were gone.
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CHAPTER XXXVII.
Ths Furling of ths Flags.
The close o f the long and bitter
struggle had come; to those who
had cast their fortunes with the
South it seemed almost aa the end of
the world. I had thought, to write ot
those last sad days, to picture them
In all their contrasting light and
shadow, but now I cannot. There
are thoughts too deep for human ut­
terance, memories too sacred for the
pen. I rejoice that I was a part of
li; that to the lowering of the' last
tattered battle-flag I remained con­
stant to the best traditions of my
house. I cannot sit here now, beneath
the protecting shadow of a flag for
which my son fought and died, and
write that I regret the ending, for
years of peace have taught us o f tke
South lessons no lesB valuable than
did the war; yet do I rejoice today
that, having once donned the gray, 1
wore It until the lpst shorted gun
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, #a<rh iM dln. hi. i heart throb to tktni1 of tb* up
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hof Sri
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u If to mark trained by stern duty lb«
c'ltttt furi'.rily nt ms. <
tfe* sffart of fe!a words. "did you know ! desolated »tat*« are destined to ria*
Machines
ifeiit Mn. Brennan «a * agalli with above the aahea of war‘ Into a greato f m f JriOftrif ‘ri ritttt
wW ! i! f t m
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AXWELL Awomobilei are practically the "latt word" io
automobile conttruction up to the preient time. There
doesn't appear one thiitfg that one cni^ht criticise style,
comfort. Rood speed, durability, perfect engine— all are
‘ there in their highest form; and the most remarkable thing about
It, is the very reasonable price at which they are offered— from
r i t i t a f m * s itt y o o T " fe*
mommi
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$ 6 0 0 For « Runabout, lo
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$ 1 4 8 0
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lu ild lw
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j ness never before equaled. I feel
lay h(H •ml golden ov«r u»r
r *
T was not even aware abe had been that now. In this supremo hour of aacad« nod fencelet» Held*.
rlflce, tbe men and women of the
Ur t u toe*] with blar* of trum- > » * r i
Oh, yea; she returned North 1mm*- South ore to eiblbtt before the world
iad roll of drum», while every•I»- <J* retted upon blue line* dtuely *lter your last parting, and a courage greater than that of the
■t ■lumni of marching iroopi. came back only last week Ho many battlefield. It la lo be the marvel of
ctd one of • Utile gray Kuad wlvee and reUtlvaa of tto oHUere the nation, and tha thought and prlda
i »lowly southward—« mere have come down o f lata, knowing tha of It should make you strong."
"H may Indeed be ao; 1 can but beant of the fighting men of the war to be practically at an end, that
Irraey, making their way home our camp baa become Ilk# a huge pic- Have It. as the prophecy cornea from
•i heft they might. A* the nlc pavilion. It la quit* lb* fashion- your lip*. I might even find courage
forked I left them, for here our able fad juat now to vlalt the front to do my part In this redemption were
diverged, and It chanced 1 «>■ Mr*. Brennan accompanied tha wit* you ever at hand to Inspire.”
of one of the division commander*
8b* laughed gently. ” 1 am not a
i»lr one wboee hope lay weel
from her atate— Coo*«ctlcut, you Virginian, Captain Wayn*, but a moat
I loyal daughter of tho North; yet If
■tly, thoughtfully I trudged on know.”
There was much I longed to aak i to Inspire you by my mere words,
hour through the thick red
My horse, sorely wounded In regarding her, but 1 would not venture surely It la not ao far to my home
ut »klrmlsh, limped painfully be- to fah hla suspicions In hipe that I but you might Journey there to listen
v. his bridle-rein flung care- might turn hie thought I naked, "And to my further words of wisdom.”
| "I have not forgotten the permlaover my arm. Out yonder. you; are you yet married?”
He laughed good-humoredly. "No, slon already granted me, and It la a
that happy day will not occur until temptation not easily cast aside. You
after we are muetered out
M ill return North soon?”
Minor la far too loyal a Virginian eve"Within u week.”
to become my wife while I continu
1 hardly know what prompted me
to wear this uniform. By the wav, to voice my next question—Fate, per
Mrs, Brennan was asking Celia only haps, weary of being so long mocked
yesterday If she had heard anything —for I felt small Interest In her probof you since the surrender.”
able answer.
—
»■ •'She Is at Appomattox, then?”
I "Do y °u expect your husband’s re"No, at the headquarters of the le»»e from duty by that time?"
Sixth Corps, only a few miles north
She gave a quick start of surprise,
j from here."
drawing In her breath as though sud"And the Major?”
dimly choked. Then the rich color
Caton glanced at me, a peculiar' overspread her face. "My husband?”
look In his face, but answered simply: "h® ejaculated In voice barely audl"Naturally I have lmd small Inti- bl°- " n>y I'us'Mnd’ Surely you canniacy with him after what occurred not mean Major Brennan?”
at Mountain View, but he is still -e" n»t > certainly do," I said, wontalned upon General Sheridan’s staff, derlug what might be wrong. "Whom
At Mrs. Brennan’s request we break- else could I mean l ’
fasted together yesterday morning, but
"And you thought that?” she asked
I believe he is at the other end of the incredulously. "Why, how could you?”
lines today.”
"How should I have thought otherWe sat down upon a bank, and for wise?” I exclaimed, my eyes eagerly
Felt Convinced That If My Bullet
leached Major Brennart It Would the time I forgot disaster while list- searching her downcast faco. “Why,
ening to his story of love and h!s Caton told me It was so the night I
Injure You."
plans for the future. His one thought waa before Sheridan; he confirmed It
«re the nun pointed the way with of Celia and the Northern home so again in conversation lees than an
«n s of Are, I was to take up Ufa soon non to be made ready for her hour ago. Colgate, my Lieutenant,
!* Life! What was there left to coming. The sun sank lower into the wbo mct J’ou in a Baltimore hospital,
In that word? A deserted, despoil- western sky, causing Caton to draw referred to him the same way. If I
farm alone awaited my coming;
down his fatigue, cap until its glazed have been deceived through all these
% a remembered lace, scarcely a visor almost completely hid his eyes, months, surely everything and everynrc Lope. The glitter of a passing With buoyant enthusiasm he talked b°dy conspired to that end—you bore
I of <avalry drew my ruled for an on, each word drawing me closer to tbe Bame name; you told me plainly
“BBt to Edith Brennan, but I him In bonds of friendship. But the y °u 'were married; you wore a wed­
toed the thought. Even were she time of parting came, and after we ding-ring; you resided while r.t ramp
■'»hat had I now to place at her had promised to correspond with each in bis Quarters; you called eaclrith IU(1 "
I, a penniless, defeated, other, I had stood and watched while or Fraak and Edith. From first to
tolesa man? At a cross-roads a he rode rapidly back down the road last not one word has been spoken
wal picket halted me, and I arous- we had traversed together. At the b5’ an>' one to cause me to doubt that
wffi'.iently to hand him the paper summit of the hill he turned and y °u wert‘ hls wife-”
“f- entitled me to safe passage waved his cap, then disappeared,
.“I recall starting to explain all this
Wulh the lines. He handed me leaving me alone, with Edith’s face to you once,” she said, striving vainly
‘ the paper and motioned me to more clearly than ever a torture to to appear at ease. "It was when we
II on- I had gone a hundred yards my memory of defeat—her face, fair, were interrupted by the sudden corn®°re when I became aware that smiling, alluring, yet the face of aa- in6 upon us of Mr. and Mrs. Bungay.
*as calling after me.
Yet I supposed you knew, that you
other man’s wile.
eL there, you gray-back!” he
would have learned the facts from
'«‘ d, "hold on a bit!"
others. The last time we were to­
CHAPTER XXXVIII.
gether I told you I did not wholly un­
! I came to a pause and glanced
derstand you. It Is no wonder, when
-voudering if there could be anyMy Lady of the North,
. ; wr°ag with my parole, he swung
I walked the next mile thought­ you thought that of me.”
C1P and pointed.
“I am going to tell you my story,
fully,
pondering over those vague
"That officer coming yonder wants
hopes and plans with whloh Caton’s Captain Wayne. It is not a pleasant
,te&k with you.”
optimism had inspired me. Suddenly task ,mder tbese circumstances, yet
»os* the open f.sld at my right, there sounded behind me the thud of onf' 1 ° we — w— — myself. This
prove our last meeting, and we
•ttna Umi' tlleB by a siigbt riae of hoofs, while I heard a merry peal of
a counted cavalryman was laughter, accompanied by gay ex- must not part under the shadow of a
5 rapidly
t m .x
—
rapidly toward
me. .F.o.f the
__
chamge of words. X drew aside, lead- ]n stilke; however innocently It may
oJ?,1., his lowered head prevented iag toy horse into a small thicket be- bf v® orisinated. I am the only child
I,
'on, but
as he cleared the side the road to permit the cavalcade
Ed^ n Adams, a manufacturer, of
uul aa
Cator,CamB up emlllBS, I saw It to pass. It was a group of perhaps a st°nlngton, Connecticut, My father
dozes—three or four Federal oBcers, waa aJeo tor several terms a member
the remainder ladles, whose bright “ f Congress from that State. As the
"tol'“ JhTf' Warne' b“ t this is
ground exvrlalme«i, springing to dresses and smiling faces made a deatb ° f J“ * mother occurred when I
Most winsome sight. They glanced waB but fl^e ^ears old’ a11 mf father’s
511 B r a y i n g m e- “ r v e • ct“ u *
and I
a week past that I cariotisly aside at me as they galloped loVB was lavisbed up011
continued on page 6
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tia o f Krypott spent a couple of day*
o f l«ft week with Mr. and Mra. D. A.
Clayton
Mr». Emma L. Silver* and daughter*
who have been vwiting with Sr*. Chaa
King, returned to thrir home at Jcr*cv City Saturday
Mr. and Mn. A. P. Larrabte and
Henry Jenning* of liakewood called at
U. B. Irons' Sunday
Mra. George M*n*on of Red Bank ia
spending a few days frith her father
D. A. Clavton
Mil* Lulu Tilton i* working at Lavallelic in Geo Clayton's grocery store
M m Leona Clavton^pent last Friday
night with relative* at L»vallette
Mr*. Wm True* and son Herman
wer: Saturday visitor* at Deal Beach
Mrs. Rebecca Bennett was a recent
visitor w ith E B. Irons and family
Ransom Blanch: is »pending some
time here with his aunt Miss A . L.
Ransom
Manv of our townspeople were seen
on Maii*<<|uan B 'ach Big Sea Day
Richmoud Corliss and family are now
occupying Edgar McKelvey Jr's house.
Daniel O'Hare and a party of Iriends
are spending a few days here
Mrs. Hannah Tilton and daughter
have returned Lom a four weeks stay
at Mew Yoik
September Petit Jurors.
l.iM ,,f Jurors >lmwii to si-rve sit tlio
Repti-mlx-r term of l.'ourt by -Iu-lue
CarmicliavL Sheriff Tilton .-lu-i County
( Ink (Jeorge H. Holman, on Ttieadny,
August 13.
1 Charles Horner, .Inekxoli.
o William ( 'In>ion. .liii kson.
3 Stephen Holme*, l.ii'-'-y.
4 Chnrles 11. Mi'xaler. Manchester.
0 Taylor Smith, Union.
ti Willl.-im Cluimberlnhi, Berkeley.
V lianiiolph l'hlllipx. I.ueey.
8 John LyaluRer, Stafford,
il Hurry C, Simenbiker, Brick.
10 Harvey Smith. Little
Harbor.
11 Ilarrj A. \’nn lliue. Jat-kuun.
J_- Filluioi*' liriint, Berkeley.
13 John Bunnell. lutein.
t-i Wiflmm B. llriiion. Jr.. Berkeley.
1.1 X. B. Allen, Berkeley.
Id Kdtvard R e e v e s . I'liimi.
17 Miiuiel I'rii-ketl. Maiieheuter.
• 18 Fi-im-ls K. Kslliitv. Ocean,
ill William Hn.vei-. Union.
I’d Wall-'i- S. 'Hemlriekhon, Jacksou.
21 James Suikes .’'lanebeslt-r.
22 Williaiu Saiau* . iuM'*‘\v<ui(i.
23 WiHia 111 Junes. Jr . Ka^lesivo-ul.
21 Klim 1- Kii<J -"ii. Ulniiodi’il.
25 I’. 1!. Spruuue. Kauh-sivouil.
2-i Tin11ii■I Crannu-r. 1-■>110 ltem-li.
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2S Arthur PoIIujihuh. Ljikfwooii.
'J.H Ifavi'l S.
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A2 Ilf.wnrti Heed. Brick.
,‘vi A Ifm l Hr»!niiiii. Brick.
.‘14 Amos Bfilir. Iruion.
.'{.o Cliarlf's Orf»vor. J>ovci’.
Lewis Ii. Woifh. B'-rkcJo.v.
I!7 Howjml I. \Vi‘hb, Dover.
3S * Inirlos A. 8oaimui. Knyrleswoof],
«!» Prr»!*k M'nrthf‘w<. Lnot*y.
4<* »ioor^o Bir<l»nll. Ciiion.
41 finny VhiKl«‘r\oor, Bfikt.-Ioy.
42 Karl Davis. I'Jmnstotl.
4S JoHji H. Wd.li, Little
HarI101*.
44 John Lotts. Staff'onl.
45 Wiiikmo Applogato. Dover.
4»; Jolin T. Dobow. .faekson.
47 Alphonso Kiiyrc, f ’nion.
48 Samuel Cray, finlwi;
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Capital, Surplus and Undivided Prohs ol
$ 9 .5 0 0 .0 0 0
Call, Writs or Telephone
.a c«
Y our Banking?
No matter how small,
I I U T |*ntii**}«>n I** him) i« l* rriy
•r «nl«*| I«* lb « iFsLvt.i,- *ih| Aiittum
no matter how* large,
‘ • ¿«Opb «ml Trb p!»**iit Fuim|«i«>. It*
TV» «retv IHWtp.uie.1 nulli ihL rum
1 urt.Uv aveumg
•*|ttiftft.rft p|i«I aftiiiis, it» **tti|, (uti<
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1', on * a l G iam *od F. S. O sed y Iftsiiiifnl ts>«ft|stt|ftu Tls* Dtflt »e» uà« 1
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vftlilr#, hum *ru»>, «omlMi*.
«{«« lAt If t«l Ih«* ftMlH
have baea to bothered «nth the du*t llttiftt
liii iihulit aini “ liter flMMtVft *it«l «pplim«-r vlisiliirft, ■« l Ih* s i H iIa«!hm| Nnw
that at their own eX, h tiw tn*y have oil miti tb«>tt o v i# ili**
>•11 •*» fol i|* trb-tirN|»li aml ts}*-|i|M*ne
jiiwI #r<»uM
Mi « In, ti|s«m. nbtUtf. «»ter ami umb-r
ed ihe load m Iront ol Gowdy * Forked rillSft< jIII*#»••* clrilFtHFUt, tl WR» f«’##'
TOMS RIVER. N. J.
. m*U rih| Ftrrj of il*** itiiblit r**ml*.
f«»r 11 ftlitk* lh«it ibi* pliuft tonili
River hotite. Fean and Grant'i store, •tl
•lie I*. alb*y* mni lii#li««y* uulmi tn#
1# Titsii.nl h) ttitftfh« r wnftli ottl ttk«'
and Wm. H. Feno'e rctidriwe, all on »hai fi ih lft jmrp mi**, ft?
uu ii* t*f i be itonttigli *»f Kitty tH«««,is
will give il careful attenin#' ('«»ttnly of Ot*e«tii Olid Siit|** s*f \«*i*
*»f ili!» h#rh |tf*»|***ff1**^ #•*#*» ilfitlkARH
the County road
Jet«fy,
for ill«* ««»inhi* l of ii« ImdlHiHi,
ami ihc Imanltalk ffirriwl n»%ajr fu «rt.
.
lion. : ; This message
Mi** Bell of Bordentiwn it vntting
«ill Jr« | ft» lltF foiUinitiit **)iitiili“ ii*-.
Thr «tinitiHT Ìt4k at th^ tft,a<*h Rr?
!. That iIn* hin» «*( tin* public r»«ul*.
lf*Luiis inwaprt« ibi* rvcnltiN »»f A tif­
Mr*. '£. f’enn
applies
to the men and
I*, tiili)•* «tot huiiitt .iji «iiali to*
2lth. f*»r liir nummi itmak hall it
Capt. and Mr*. Mark Carr of New ai!
subject to mob reuft“ Utti i* rr'gululuHit* «*
!i* I.*ìiilit*'U HiX.4. trhkb alwsira
the women alike.
Brighton, Staten Bland, are here aa jirtiiM ati fujnynl )**
■to -wiUI B«»r*»Mg|» ihiw ha* or t .;caft* r
fn all. So
mujr by ordiiuuoc pri»»crtbcil relnltve to
t<» ilaiH# uni«**«
gue*«* of Mr. and Mr*. Redmond Wor­ "»ir trilì L*
*tr«*«*t
or
btiftiway
«
»
|
M
inng*.
rtw’tr ur# in nuiNk
T1«p Imi)
den. Since they left here a month ago 'vili I«’ cItfh a* »i*»«i>il fnr ||h» !»«•**«**
2. lliiit \v!w‘Hi»ver tin* »aid i 'otnpnny
liter have toured New England and tit «»f il»«* Fr»*h \ir Filini*
«• «it «buirv to erect, tny «town or ««u*
Tlm SBRI.inr» «ilil.tr, Mr, Arllmr Itiia*
kirmt any pot«**, «tmtluit* or oiauioin-*,
Novia So -tia in their big Cadillac car
iinr. tvli li hi* hrl'l**. (iiitif* «! pnmiimml*
it «hull pi*—out n plan or plutM ftli«»wiuic
Pena and Grant received a large con­ Ir ni Iti. Ik-u*h Snmlay. Mr. HrUlmim
tto* I*«at toll, itii iii I*«-r and six**- tli«*r«*ol,
in ihi* riminmtu f««r tlic'iiim* Iwiiitr, of
signment ot empty tin caos for their «ai vicwiiii: (Ih* hifb wn aiul watctiiiif
*-V . V » V . V V . V . W . V . * . *.*.*.*.V . - . V W V . V . V . W . ’ . V .V .V .'.'.’.Y.VA
Il «lo ilamat:*» 1«» In* Iwo lari:* b»D ti«*\l
th e
S t r e e t
Com*
canning plant this week
Ift tbf l'utnt l*l»*j'*niil luivilioii, c*HImitt«*«' of Mfiid B'troiiKii, who it* h*-r«*hy
Mr*. Carry Grant ha* returned home f**n»i»laf•-«I h:«*iun a httlk*h*'iitl Imiti ili
autliorixcil uint «uipower»*il for uinl ou
*tf btteb prOfKTly.
Ih- l-irk*''
I«*half **f tb«* Council of mild Hor*tiii:li
to Bayville after visiting . her mother, fr**nf
•iìaiirìoii «Iti III«* \)aiinM|iitii,i wa* n*c«*nt*
to approve or ilitmpprovc us to ItM'iitmu;
ly roinj»l«*t«HÌ.
Mr*. R. R. Lane
ttiiiet» plan ««r plaits or «*<>p> thereof with
approval einiorKed tborvotl, shall 1«* ttl«*«!
Mias Mae Martine has returned to j Mr*. ll**nr.T Fulrr alni «tniurlit«»r*.
Mi**«<x Odili«* finti U cUmh». «»( Nrw
forthwith with ill«* Boronali Clerk of
Toma River after a vi*it with her par-! Yurk ( ’itir: Mi** Siirali U*iin*>. «»f Maiasaid BorniiK'h. lu «n*«* tin- Miid Cliairnmu diHapprov«** any plan or plauti a*
imirn«, I1.*«., j»n*t Mr and Mr*. Cllfffthl
ents here
t«* tin* Uieatbrti of any p*»!«»»*, eoiubiits or
Mt*rrii, of .I«*nft*y Chi. cttiiiiiri*«**! ili«*
Bert Bennett has bought a new piano Kii#»tR of Mr. nini Slrs. William I*.
iiiiililioles. In* shall designate ftotne other
1«h iitiou stiitabi«' for tin* purpoiM‘tt ot
llilton Bunnell and family have re­ •tniiiiNuii at i)i«4r Bay ttVi'Utn? col*
♦«old
C«iiupany.
Extravagance rots character; train youth away front il. On
liitft*
«>
v«*r
Bundny.
turned to Ctirome after a visit with his
MniilaT* of 0 («'nu Fin* ( ’oinpany,
lh* other hand, the h»bi- of saving money, while it stiffens
3. That ail pole* «*r»»«*tcd by xulil Com­
parents, J. P. Bunnell and wife
No. 1. aro nlaiuiinf t<» p«rlicl|»ut<‘ in
pany shall I««* neat and symmetrical, amt
the will also brighten« the energies. IF Y O l WOl'LI) BE
ilio
Firomon
«
iuun«l<*
at
Aaliury
Fark
Iii«*
length
tlicr«»of
m
I
iii
It
not
la»
I
o
n
*
than
Charles Vaughn o f New York is
SURE THAT YOU ARE BEGINNING RIGHT. BEGIN
on Si'ptfintwr .»III Tlu* Company intwenty (2<>| feet ubove the surfact* of
TO SAVE.
■pending his vacation with hit sister, (rptu«l au invii ut ioii frnin fin* parade
til«* ground, ami shrill be so located as ill
•MisB Hannah Vaughn. Another sister, «oiumitteo at tlioir rotfiilar inonthly
no way to int«»rfere with the safety or
«•onvenieue«* of persont* traveling on nr
,.tinp hf*l«l last Twmlay niitht.
Mrs. Flora Howell of Bavonne, has in.Tilt*
ov« r the said roads. str»,«,tH, alleys ami
Rev. litui) <ì. M«mhI.v, |»j»Htor
Wo
Work
earnestly; SAVE STEADFASTLY; and turn your
also been visiting here
highways; and in tlu* installing and
«*f tlic Preih.vtennn Cluircl». of \Viinlfaci away from no man There moke true Amcricsn cuiren».
face
maintaining of its amlergotind Hystem,
ii»»r.
I*n.,
C
ondtK
-'tttt)
Ila*
*«*rvlct‘H
ut
ilio
Surfman Nelson Rogers, No. 1 man
said Company ahull not op«m or encum­
locai Presbiteri un Churrii la*t Hutulay
at 15 stati n, was off the beach with nmrninK. In tln* evenim: tlu* pnstor,
ber more «if any road, stre»»l, alley <»r
highway than will la» necessary to en­
\V. Y. Jones, coiniiK’ted tlu» servire*.
his family on Friday
able it f«> perform the work with prop­ S
Save a little each month from your earnings and del
tiroide D«»ty and little soli, Morris,
Monday, Surfman Charles Grant of
er economy and efficiency.
of Pia infield, X. !.. speli t Saturtlay bore
with us during the first three days of the month. WealFw
15 station, was home and took his fam­ ns thè illesi «if William W'ntkins.
4. That tin* erection of poles and con­
interest on same in our SAVINGS DEPARTMENT from
struction of conduits under the provis­
.Miss Re!»a Penre«», <»f New York, i*
ily over to the beach to stay awhile.
the first of any month. We offer absolute saf ty for «very
ions of (Ids oidiibmee shall la* subject
Ivisitine relatives bere fot- a few thiys.
dollar deposited with us and your money back with intere-t
Mrs. S. J. Barkalow will also spend Miss Penrce fornierly livcfl ben» nini
to tlie supervision of tin» Chairman of
when needed,
i was chief operato!* at tlu» locai teli**
th e
S t r e e t
C o m m i t some titnejthere
tee, and saiil Company shall replace ami
Mrs. Alive Shepherd, Mrs J. J. Shep­ pilone ortlee.
FIRST N A T IO N A L BAN K O F BARN EGAT, N.J.
Howard Clindwick, wbile pi».vinte ir»
properly relay any sidewalk or street
herd and family o f Arlington, have tln* Rrndlcy Beneb nini Bay Ilenii bill)
pavement which nifty have been dis­
R e s o u r c e s o v e r Q u a r te r M illio n D ollars
placed or damaged !y it in the con­
! tinnir* insi Tlmrsday, wns s«‘rioiisly inbeen stopping at the Greyhouhd inn
st ruction ami mantcnancc of its system.
|jnred. \YI»ile nlidintr back io tirsi base
Mrs. Edw<n Parker was in Manasquan i ilio Bradi» .v Bearli first saeker rnised
5. That snare on the poles erected »O'
jliis foot in frmit of Dlindwick tnni spikSaturday to take in Big Sea Day
in the commit emislructed under the • . ■ . W . W . V V . V . V . V . V . V . V . V . W . '." .V r V A W W . V . ’.V W W '
e»l
rimdvviek
on
thè
riuhl
♦
*
>
•
•
.
He
provisions of this ordinance shall be re­
Miss Lewis has returned to NewYork j wa* immedintely taken to Dr. Katzenserved. free of charge, for the intrpoae
after visiting Miss Hannah Vaughn
bneb’s office f»»r treatment. Bay Head
of carrying wires of any Fire Alarm or
I’oliee Telegraph System owned and
Capt. Fred Brouwer, who w irks in 1woil thè >rame bv tln» Reov** of 11 to 2.
rmintained by said Borough; provided
•
New York, has bten spending a few I
tin»
said wires nr«» pinned and maintain­
lohn P. K ;rk is getting thè bi^ power ed in
sue!» •» manner as may he predays at home
i
yacht
Alicia,
BeDtigiiig
t<j
Arthur
Burt
k
i
rthed
l v t he said Company, and in no
Wm. Vty, the celebrated auto driver
ease used to carry high-tension currents.
,f Newark, has been at the Greyhound cf Lancastcr, Pa., in commission. It
f». That the said Company shall main­
i was built two or thi'ee year,s ago, but tain all poles, ‘'iddes. wires, conduits,
inn on a successful fishing trip
umts. mains, pipes, manholes, mid all
John Cornelius of Trenton is visiting ha never been awav frorn thè dock
other .apparatus creeled or constructed
under the provisions of this oruimuiee,
ms brother,¡Wood Cornelius
in aood and safe onh r and condition;
PRO PO SA L
Capt. j . F. Wilbert Ims returner! to
and shall at all times fully indemnity,
his schooner after a few days at home
protect tuul save harmless the said BorMrs. Soper of Barnegat has been For Building Gravel Road in the rngh from ami against ¡ill ae.ttons,
■lainis, suits. dauntEes ami charges, ami
Borough of Harvey Cedars
visiting Mrs. Ii. A. Gerdy
I ■ »»«!.-*i iill loss iiiui necessary ‘ .NpetidiI < - r’.nstpg from tlie erection, construeSfmiUni proposilM will 0« rueelv »‘t bv the | on and maintenance of iis system; or
Tax Hoard Gets Adding M achine oiork "f 1atvt’V (-eibes Ilorough, up till 12 • Lon» its neghict or fatf.in» to maintain
’clock, noon, of
I ill«» said apparatus In good and safe urj (h'- »m! eonilition.
24, 1912,
'lire Hoard of Freeholders have j — Saturday,i'f August
•'?)' [”f'‘
It] (ho Bn]'. j /. ! hat notoitlfi Ii) tliis OrdinaljCG
Safe Deposit Prucectiou Is recognized as Very 111 j.
h--ught a Burroughs adding machine |nifejh nf n irvov »'c iurB P uns hh'I spocUlcuj ?hal be construed to grant umo the
... p
'i i n ' i - m 1* « ! do * « in bo see»' *t- th ii oftlc« of
portant. It is worth many times its cost to | («
iur tnc i-uut.iy Luara vj •axsii.m j . a .
h * i v g t v ivammkh.
i saidpom pany any exclusive right, or
f: 5
■ost of *169. 50
High Point. N. J.
Hirmgli Olsrk. to prevent a grant of similar privile­
know your valuables are secure.
ges ro other companies.
8. That the consent and privileges
In our Vault, which is Fire and Burglar Proof, Wlhereby granted shall continue for a term
(4' fifty (501 years from the Iime* this
have Safe Deposit Boxes for rent for
ordinance is approved by the Hoard of
Public Vtilit-y <'onimissiouers for New
Jersey, in accordance wifi» the Statute
mi such case made and provided.
9. That this ordinance shall not heriniu* eL ctive unless the said ( ’oinpnny
shall
iindiT its seal nml by its proper
Some time ago my friends urged me to run for Town­
officer# «signify in writ ft ig its acceptance
-,f pH terms, conditions, rcgnlntiens and
ship Committee, and l consented to do so. I hear it being
rest ridii*ns herein confained. within thir­
ty (301 days after receiving notice of its
20c
passage. .
stated that I have drawn out. I wish to state that this is
ORDAINED AND ENACTED LN10. That nil advertising or printing•TO AN ORDINANTE, tins l2tiv()»} d
Gallon ;
fees incurred by the said Borough of
August A. 1>,. UM2.
not true, but that l am in it to a finish.
H a r v e y
C e d a r s in t h e
JOSEPH MILEBURN,
From the
County
of
O
c
e
a
n
and
State
of
C. H . IRON S
Mayor.
New Jersey, in connection with thepuhTbiR a v. paid for by C. H. I uNS
ATTEST:
~<3 joo: ft«*
tj,-.«top of this ordinance and the notice
Duo t to "w
J:»here-s river a ...... ... .. ,
j;( . , w referred to, shall he paid by the
HAi'VF.Y A. CRAMMER
•aid Company.
'
Horoucli Clerk.
IVINS S c K M V B i, ’I®n,B
F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K
Bryan ^ Roosevelt Agree
Roosevelt Says;
Bryan Says:
i We Say:
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WORTH MANY TIMES
ITS COST
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WU»
U m and Mr IlnelMoek
| Height» *u(ted dwelt the <
j lu» a S«h|a( inp
M<w* With«» w»M hoiM lu»n*»»< a h e w
tt G n g Swamp road, O w c a M W h
i near that ef hit father, Inna Wtlhur.
He ha* the cellar aia*t*d
Th# Tow* Rl*#r. C«|*. N'»*»H Lane,
wade toother tnp to Btitweat Cite
yraterdty. Sunday It will run to and
from Sea Side Pa-W, two trip*
The Spaun «how moved Salutila»
night to U kehu'tt and f*w m .u*o*d
it» going. It *a* dfi'Wadl* n-rt*v (r.»m
ten o'clock to midnight while it wte
here
4| *(»**l
Men tf? W om en
Men’s
Wednes-
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From lh« tad ol pao y r * n while
»hör» have developed ml11 a peí*
manrtil »unuiwf Oyle, ihr wogevtly of which I» a * R|f cd by then
coolite«* and comfort.
value
W o m e n » while pum p
$ 2 .0 0 . ai 8 1 0 0 .
M m *» while oiforda. value 8 3 .0 0
.18175.
Children’ » while loolw ear, odd
pair»,
du0th, Mi
I H*r «oat Henry
are occupying ih» Htningli
m o (4( f t a l i*«
#»caf*
j
from
W f*lchrn»i. Pa.
Harold Lambert »|H*t the week »nd
i i »»t t f f i l C i l f
Ed.
Mm Manie Schwan, her
*)>.• hi* parent» on V at«* «treet,
*1. » » o t all M d »
»"«••
w«rd Schw t't. and Him Mary I'rubat
< iotitpanted by a Irtettd, Kutaell Style»
-r,b . uf**n SutdtJF »Ch.*»l held
Mt*» Ida Slawter el th« Wulmaiet •atl lur Europe lomorraw on th» S. 9. ,
T h e u n u »u a l »ale o l tha e e le b ra le d
T o r . d » » . r » t * i 10 #*• * • *
! end tru»* »tor», it taking a »»calioti, Amerika, tor llambutg
H a d ji Kurdnlf K han c o lle e lio n o f
„
AiltU*. 1«
• ‘u ,t<h,
jame* Grover ol Sprmglietd, Mata.. ,
| and «pending t *«•* a A*bury Pa*h
O
n e n la l rug*, evening» al 8 . 1 5.
,n d «litbad • A »«
Mr*. Her man tiling and daughter apecitl agent fur one uf lb* blggeat Iti»
Tht*
week only.
inaurane«
compaio»*
ul
Sew
York,
*•
|
,, I'nyM. Iron* «ml
Bernice ol Schenectady. N. Y.,»n> v u
vmlung biautd home thi* week
1 tting Hr. and Met. I. W. Htchtmeyer
..e ,o n «»if t o
'«**
r„»i,li*h their titl'd on •»»«
Ur. Huberi MiMord, w|ih Robert MeKev C. B. Autiin D. D . ItM Sun*
Nnb and Bert Fellow* ol Bruoklyo.
j* i l .each to* Big Set l**T
day, t» on theSuuday prev'“ "*» preach«
t n t Monday * par*y «f ■ a, or* ni ed at the Mi. Holly I'reabytrrian »tailed Wcdneadavlon a ciu iieto At*
U J lw Guild ol Chiitt church
lanue City in hi* »lateen loot launch
mme tummn vmtora a* M»ir»ar Grove, j church
, frv .uccewtul «upper lt»t Sal
Mi»* Kathrilne and Matter Janie*
cam*
up
on
the
early
tram,
io
>k
the
rnm gunth» U *n o flh e Kil| Judge I. W Carmichael hat atarted
Fidai--of —
K»oa**City.
. ittidinre, <*•. ‘ he rlverlron«. Tom» R^fci to St« Side Par* " n<|__r, j| on
gocaa vacation.
»ac*»™.,. •••
-■■■ ■ ------—
. '■ Mo.,• -grandchil
oil on a lorim
lorimght’
II* will
AjjM|nV(
and run over to i d'vu o f th« late Uronaid hitler, »• o
i l 6 0 « t f c le w e d . Supper «-•• turned in time io take ih» I mr train
¡ -------------*]i*m much
of hi* time
h "re, ------are vían
bick
! Pittali« Id, M
1
- -*
— u
,nd fancy * ' ' ic,r* *old
mg ««i lii« U it*« oí Mt. >ud Mt(* Juhu
If the anti-ki«*lng cru*ader* want a
Capt. and Mm. Amo* Blrdtall movl jhn Htrull y. D* » ■
K. btkit
: tendenl, prunedI » «*• * L * job. thay thou Id travel on the «hoff ed into their wate Irool buugal»«« on
train*.
Every
woman
who
grt*
off
a
Mr*. Hanoi«, Mr». D. O. Parker. Mr*.
Tucnday
o
f
thi*
week,
coming
down
L- h on Sundtv morningl !*»'•
D. R. underarm, M n. A. A. Duoham,
;.w .* ,h * K .o w ih of church unity train (»immediately »urrounde.l bv * Iron) Philadelphia
happy mob of friend», and k>i»*ed bv
c r K the d en om in ation » «n d the
Mr*. H ubert Staple» ol Dayion ave- Mr*. Henry Dunham, Mr*. Bunnell,
n< univrrtal pe.ee. by m«tn«_..l cachón ; and th» -am» thing happen* nue will rei urn t >her hoin* in England Mr*. W. S. Robert*, Katia Ander»on
when one »Uri* to get on a train
I in a Uw week*, lleibcrt «HI follow and Nimah Dunham went to Pine
llcach Wednesday on a picnic and viiThe Fire Company haa voted to buy J j „ December, or p i»»ibly in April
C la ssified A d v e r t is e m e n t s
ited Mra. Wm Liming
uniform* individually and take part in
Parker Gravati was down from
If you want to buy a boat or sell one —SEE ME FIR S T
One Cent a Word
the A »bury Park firemen'* parade on Philadelphia for the week end, and
Capt. Bernard of Jeraey Citv, ha*
Adv. inwried lor I«** than 15c
September 5. The uniform will be the Mr*. Gravati, who had been »pending been here on hi* (loop Juanita, and
32 FOO T Hunting Cabin Cruiser, 10 h. p .,
regular New York tervlce uniform, a week here, returned with him to the entertained over Sunday, Mr Morton, I
FOR SALE
blue coat and pant*, and cap. the coat
the head o f the real estate department I
2 cylinder Orey motor, new last year.
city
, )K Sale aöd* fountain in gMd lo have nickrl button*.
o f the New Jersey Central Railroad, j
Mr. and Mrs. Robert MrNab and The Capt. alio took a parly of friend* ;
idition; will •«» .chî,Bp{ A- CAK36
Ivin* McKrlvey, theoil man, it going little child of Brooklyn and Mrs. Roy
20 F O O T Open Launch, 3 h. p. Grey
va G. Seaside 1 ark, N. J______,
do* n the hay fiahing. He returned
after them afioat or ashore. In addi
Stoddard of Chaltont, Pa., are visiting home thi* week, to bid goodbye to hi*
motor, with canopy top.
OR Sal. I ,ov'- '7 ' , \ V' t AP- tlon to his oil wagon, Ive now haa an Mr. and Mr*. John Robinson on Water
ion,
Harry
Bernard,
who
started
p.hotte wagon. HBNRY *• n
oil boat, with a 1500 gallon tank and*
COATE, Cedar Grove
street
40 FO O T Hunting Cabin Cruiser, IS h. p.
Wednesday lor Japan, on a five year
big pump. He g>ea alongside any
motor, completely equipped, now in co m ­
contract
to
manage
the
Singer
Sewing
Grant
King,
a
former
Tom*
River
yacht wanting g»*, and pump* it right
•.'•KC.KASS “ "J1 -^ n r n V o A T E
ply lo I AM ES R. APPLEGAUi;
mission ; a bargain for a quick buyer.
boy, now a prominent candy manufact­ Machine Company business there
in the tank wilh a hoac
se Creek
—
urer in Trenton, motored to this place
A very enjoyable time was held on
The M. E. parsonagr i* being entire­
Sunday with his family and calltd on the evening of Tuesday, Aug 13th, at
)R Sale—two pianos; onerl^ 0' 0?;
19 F O O T laun ch , 3 h. p . en gin e, fu lly
u r $75.00. Box 413. Toms River 45 ly remodeled. A big porch has been Mr. and Mrs. b. B. Gravait
the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. L). Smith
built on the front and east side, a two
e q u ip p ed .
William A. Brown of Philadelphia, on Dayton Ave. Those present were
story bay window put on the dining
business notices
room, the rear widened and raised, and who outfitted the big sloop Cherokee the Misses May H. Lewis, Edna McCor­
iXPERT bicycle repairer at Grover other changes made. It will be lighted at i his place in the early summer, is mick, Gertrude Deakin, May Deakm,
by electricity and heated by hot wat­ now on a voyage down Long Island Frieda Sandground, Mary E. Conroy,
Lillian Ferguson, Frances Clark and
Sound and in New England waters
MIOTOGRAPHIC developing and er
T o m s R i v e r , N . J.
nting. All work Riven carelul and
Mrs. Rose Smith, Messrs. James W.
C.
Eeland
Ha^lett
has
been
enter­
The F. Lipschuetz department store
mipt attention. HA ROE II B.
-V
Lillie, Charles W. Potter, Martin
is to be remodeled. It will have a new taining Mr. Johnson, manager of the
rapher, Bamegat, N. J
S.hwaiz, Jr., Albert Lillie, George
plate glass front oh Main street, with Caldwell Progress, at Caldwell, N. J.
KLE3 tersale. Apply to 1WOM* the door mt back nine feet, so as to It was Mrf Johnson’ s first visit to the Jessath, Louis S'. Hansen Jr., B. Sandi. GRANT *
45_4f’ give show windows w ith four panes of Bamegat Bav section, and he at once ground and H. D. Sm-th
P h o t o g r a p h y w it h
Ui VCl.h. repairs b^y an expertwork- plate glafs, four and a halt by ten feet fell under its charm
Mrs. S. W. Revoice of Denver, Colo­
-, it Grover & Son’s
rado, a n.itive of Bamegat, is visiting
in size. The glass now in front of the
tH e b o t h e r
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mathis and Mr.
RESH Fi-b every day at Main street store will he used on the Washington and Mrs. A. J. Harris have been spend­ her brother, Birdsall Pharo on Lein
i•s^we*
a rt i>
o «»
». «**
V/ m
n*
street. M's. devotee his the distirtc
back o f bank, y A, »1-to. / F-M- street front. A J. Harris will do the
ing a vacation trip in thg Pennsylva­
46*
RNEWMAN
work. Thor ar other changes that nia mountains, visiting Allentown, lion of having written over $100,0J0
of life insurance in the past year. With
will be made
Easton,
Bethlehem,
Stroudsburg,
FERTILIZERS F O R S A L E
her hush md she has the State agency
D-laware Water Gap, and other
YACHTS FO R S A L E
for Colorado of the Hartford Life In­
ID stable manure for,®alf oo ' m S’
places
,t last*. R. w- & G. H. IRON*.
surance Company of Hartford, Conn.,
FOR SAEEorRENT—2<)f .otSneak
River, N. J.
Admiral End'cott, U. S. N., of A t­ and came east as the guest of the c.-nt
box, thoroughly overhauled.
P11IE
lantic Citv, accompanied bv his broth­ pany to the annual dinner, at Hartford
GRANT, C. R. R. Depot
42
STOCK FOR S A L E
er, former Circuit Court. Judge Allen 8 . of tile “ $ 100,000 du b” , of agents who
FOR SALE— houseboat and power
Sale— fin*, heal-hy. vigorous,
Endicott of the'sam e city, were in havd passed that amount. Mrs. ReSlips easily in andiouf of an ordinary
,, eks pigs, half Jerrev.'1“ 1* t c ^ ‘ cruiser, 44 feet long, 12 feet wide, two
10 horsepower engine-, recently clone Tunis River th-'s week cruising in Judge voice is well known at Toms River,
unglu about 20 lbs. ., »Ebb,
coat pocker. Snap it is futlv extended
„ -p a ir . P. R SIM MON Db, up- lavatory; stove, refrigerator, bin­ Ertdicou’ s power yacht. Judge Endi
Barnegat, Red Bank, and other sh re
and in focus. Snap, the picture is
nacle, whistle, everything complete, in cott is one of the promiIKnt members
.HiP
45
shore towns as Miss Sadie Pharo. l’ or
made, Snap, and it’s Clusi-d again.
firs--elm- shape (or bminess. Owner
\i ; 1igs for sale, six weeks old, has n-> turiher use for it. Address, h. (if the Atlantic City yacht club
the past, four yours sheilas averaged
Pictures 2' 1-2 x 4 1-4 inches,•y. Apply io C. 0. WILLS, loma n ! b,Airier office, i r WILBERT BRO­
Mrs. Sadie Revoice of Denver, Col., over $150,000 in policies wiitteu
P r ic e 1 2 - 0 0
THERS, Forked River, N. J.
who is'visiting her brother, Birdsatl
FOR sale—25 foot speed boat equip­ pharo, told the friends and relatives of
■UR Sale— three thoroughbred bird
Home grown water melons are now
, Address W. C. CARTER. Bar- ped with 4 cylinder, -f cycle, 25 ii p. Mr«. Clara Burn of Chihuahua, Mexico,
AH the new goods from, the K odak C ity ... E astm an N. C. F ilm s (the
in market
Auto engine. Speed 17 mites tier hum.
N. J.
_ .....46
John P. Kirk has built a garvey as dependable kind) are in our stock. Prompt developing and printing.
Boat and engine in first class condition. that she saw Mrs. Bum this summer n
Will Sell at sacrifice. P L GROVER, the train in the west. Mr. and Mrs. tender for the Franeda
W ANTED
Toms•- River,
NJ
41 Burn and their daughter Pauline were
.
. ------ ------John A. Thompson has built a or»
'"HE KESWICK COLONY, n e. a r
coming to Denver from Long Beach,
FIRST
Class
House
boa(
for
sale,
m .nt block chimney cn his Flooper ave.
hitinga, would bt gtateful tor any
accommodates
live
people.
Apply
Cal.
>t off, men's shoes or clothing. D'S-home
nled furniture or bedding would also WILBERT 3ROS., Forked River, N.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fields of ElCharles Seaman has put up a new
J.
30
^
_____
a : apt able; Upon receipt of post
TOMS R IV E R
wood, Ind,, started Tuesday cm their
Opp. Oce^n House
1. wagon would gladly call _______
FOR Sale—-two year old speedboat; return trip, after a stay with Mr. and barn on his Hooper avenue residence
property ,
boat and engine in perfect condition;
L O S T AN D F O U N D
will sell for about one half cost. Box Mrs. E. J-. Irons. Mrs. Fields was
The razz’ e dazzle boys rt ached home has chartered the big passenger boa!
The I. H Y. C.'is being put. in shape
45 formerly Miss Anna Bat eford of Toms for the Ocean City race next week, at
-0ST— auto license tag No, 31,265, 372, Toms.R'ver, N. J.
from
Flemington Fair on Mondav. Toms River for Friday, August 30, anc
River. Mrs. Fields says that her
ward if left at Courier office
46
They think a Toms Rive Fourth o f will run an excursion to Beach Haven,
H E L P W A N T E D -M A L E
brother, Henry Bareford, is now loca­ Kirk's boatyard
Found on the road in vicinity of BarAn ¡mitaiion shnwi-ronlv on Wednes­ July beats the Flemington Fair for Refiesh nents will be on sale on th*
WANTED—Young man of IS or 20
gat some automobile supplies. Own- to take ch irge of c gar counter at yacht ted at Fresno, Cal., where he has a day evening—b u lli cooled the super
crowds
|boat. Only a limited number of tickcu
can
same upon piwp»*
proper identifi- i club, Sea Side Park. Apply to Steward raisin ranch. Mr. Fields is a lawyer
-•..i have
ucivc oame
Coivt Toms River, N-'. 170, F. of A., ■ ,v41 be eold
i.
a*
* rs
« Ti n Forked
rj.-1.~J D
.are»*» I
’i ion.
M. A.
CARR,
River,
and a man of affairs in Indiana, and a healed a’ mosphere a tnfle
46
J.
46 at Club house
^
The
Rug
69c.
Sale
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By the S. Y . C. of HIGH POINT. N. J.
i^ H C T S k FISCHER
-------- B A R B E R S ------fta t«a»;r to C. T U atea
E»T«BU»8«D 1877
Opera House, Barnegat,N.J.
Saturday Eve., August 17
O fN t r r i th i O o u a H u m
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POOL ABO BILLIAKO TAULB»
Oovpcrt&vtn !*■ riangr. Mala « tret
9p«B ffcr j Uy (rtrapt f»anlaj>fro* €.*'• a. *
k • j* n •iatoHaj*. from • a. ox. to it mt »»!#*•
S P E C IA L
Asbury Park— Ocean Grove
BABY PARADE
Saddles, Harness,
. Bor** CiottiiDf,1
Bepatrias N<
T O R * H it P I
E X C U R S IO N
10
T H U S . K. V A X D Y K E . ./
W ed n esd ay, August 21, 1912
VIA
DI AMONDS
SITUI leí WALISiX TUES!!
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New Jersey Central
O l 'M t i l I i
R O U N D
.
J V. W K L K H
ü u . •» M * l» Wirt*-«.
T O M * H IV K II
Woodrow Fielder
Carpenter
S1.M
Toms River, N. J.
I .’ V \ E IC E T M E Y E F
MONUMENTAL
STONE DEALER
Anything in any kind oí sto:
Residence, 30 Robbins St
Yard, 18 Washington St
R I V E IL
N . .J.
C.
A F T E R
TH E
FUN
D istrict
Passenger
J. G U M M E R S B A C H ,
G ro v e
IS
6 .0 0
o.
O V ER
A gent, A sbu ry P ark, N. J.
A0 “ LooK” “ LooITC l
‘ 4 .5 0
! W hy be without an Electric Horn?
Furnished complete with wire
vi J
and push butt a;. .
I
a
/ P
1-A
tfgmuirtnj/ Neatly Done at Lowest Prices
BE ST o a k l e a t h e r u s e d
x
B la c k a n d B r a s »
N ic k c ! ° n d B ! » c k
A.ii B ra s s
.
*
=
.
.
$ 5 .0 0
S .0 0
4 .5 0
« • • o - l a « M i r k u l » tw ra M H )
Wft lite,
toni Kitt»»«If r#
•rlto#4 !• Iurte# frutti • tel* h 4 rftlte In
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itoio. t o m a i n 1!» man..»t>nirtil until
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T h e final « e i i l n s r s i o f hie m
tr » » , llk rw la e eo ln r a le d l o Frank
ruunatt. an d b e * w tua.lc m y guard
n, Q uite naturally I i*r» « m r a m l ul o f I ha I Iran nan bouawhold, upon
m u > »la n d in g a t • daugh ter, haIng legally a w ard o f m y husband'*
brother. M ajor D renn an’i a g «. and
hi* thoughtful k tn d m * » lo m e. won
toy rM p ect. and I gradu ally ca m e lo
look upon him alr<oat a » an
alder
brother, turning l o him In e v e ry tim e
o f trou ble fo r
en cou ra g em en t
and
help. It waa th e neceaatty o f our
«'le ln e ss relation w hich
first
com ­
pelled m e to c o m e S ou th and Join
.Major lirennan In c a m p ; as he waa
unable to obtain leave o f ab sen ce, t
u-n, oblig ed lo m ake th e trip.
N ot
until that tim e. C aptain W a y n e — In­
d eed . not until a fte r o u r ex p e rie n ce
at M ountain V iew — did 1 fu lly realise
that M ajor B rennan look ed upon m o
oth erw lae than a» a gunrdlan upon hla
w ord. T h e aw akenin g p eriod pained
m e g reatly, esp ecia lly
a* I waa
ob lig e d to d isap poin t him d e e p ly ; yet
I s e e k to retain h i» friend sh ip, fo r my
m em ory o f his lo n g k in d n ess m ust
e v e r abide. I am su re y o u w ill under­
stan d , and n ot c on sid er m e unw om an­
ly In thuu m aking you a con fid a n t."
“ I can n ev er b e su fficiently grate­
fu l that y ou have thus tru sted m e ," I
said with an earn estn ess that caused
her to lo w e r her qu estion in g e -e s . "It
lms been a stra n g e m isun derstanding
b etw een us, Mrs. U ronnan, but your
w ord s ltave b rou g h t a n ew h o p e to
o n e disheartened C on fed era te soldier.
I m u st be content w ith h op e, y et I am
rich com p ared with thousand s o f o th ­
e r s ; infinitely rich in com p a rison with
w hat I d rea m ed m y self an hour- ag o.”
I held out m y hand. “ T h ere w ill com e
a d ay when I shall an sw er y ou r In­
v ita tion to th e N orth ."
“ Y ou are on y ou r w ay h o m e ? ”
“ Y e s ; to tak e a fresh „ o ld upon life,
tru stin g that som etim e in the early
fu tu re I m ay fe e l w orth y to com e to
y ou .”
"W o r th y ? ” she echoed the w ord, a
touch o f sc o r n in her v o ice , her eyes
dark with feelin g. ‘ W o rth y ? Captain
W ay n e. I som etim es think you the
m ost unselfish m an I ev e r
knew .
Must, the sacrifices, then, a lw a y s be
m ade by y o u ? Can you n o t co n c e iv e
it p ossible that I a lso m igh t lik e to
yield up som eth in g ?
Is it p ossible
you deem me a w om an
to
w hom
m on ey is u g o d ? ”
“ N o ," I said, m y h eart bou n d in g to
th e sca rce hidden m eaning o f her Im­
petuous w ords, “ n or have the s a cri­
fices alw ays b een m in e; you w ere
o n c e my prisoner.”
She bent down, h e r v e r y sou l in
her ey es, and rested on e w h ite hand
upon m y shoulder. F o r an instan t we
read each o th e r ’s h eart in silen ce,
then shyly she said, “ I am still y ou r
p rison er.”
TH-E END.
John A. Hyers
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lo their hrotlirv on III*« aluite of the wtale.
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llir cjmi'jxeN of ninInc iiirturnce on the
pitrt of his , li(inl nr*1 rtolicnloUA toeemme
the sou was living in Massachusetts at
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W Id West ohow Coming to Toms
Fiiver Friday, August 23.
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ctitiro world today than the Prairie toil
lie and Nebraska Kills Wild , Went
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rni|ip«*r» and (Jnides identiliod with
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desert, United States eavalry and artil­
lery tnippers, and an abundance of
hrurlit-oycd Heuoritas and dualitug, darinu', rosy-choeked •Western hejuities, led
by the famous C*noen »if the Sailfll»’.
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Mfi. K. Abercroni bte frit, of Phila*
tl nrqttlfMi i»mrUr#||y t i c |»tH» p itti!
are fftied u|>on io rriieet palo«
utâVf
drlphi*. ha* rboMti b a la td tf, S#id#tn*
l»4 |«JI f I , I l i » « . Ntt f##d aa r o ff. le v»ry m*-#? ir iA» pitti»
M n u a in fii ia d urti« lobi y m fhou*
brr ì, ai ih# dale fot h#r tnattiage lo
pprpUf Moti#. «tifi fof (Ì| f frAAOtt t9 f b
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fi Ul offrii m etrn frttf I » h i * * tttt «f> l i a i » o f boti*rho|tN
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lo tb# Iaqii Ir j Moie
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all « b»r»
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of ih# hrbltt
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t dinar«. In#.
IIK* ntn of « lirfr tlt#r# I# AULÌ» MfOlCAL
ti
rei ».
Ab#rcn*mt*i
i»la * f«r nalMita or. M i f f , for
f hU ttroj». *|#|*#f)dtOIR M|K*f| (*OfiiSItlofia
Mr.
! Mr
•Hit»« To (Mt I* liIttfirc) e bannt
ft it
Some fat til*»m |in*frr to drill It lit row# of Mi# nw|tilrr«! l«netb, m* tbet It will
letih« t
•f J#
nn<1 raftfrttftt It. Ttifi mnttmii1 1« not «In» p doeti wlittn not lo ut» Ott ili»
•(wrnfi
gefittf nlly ftdtowttd. l»ut filvm v#ry fioiMl
utnlttr «Iti* of ih)« bon ri) la bliifinl
Th#
tfittnfiUlar pi*** t* of womt lo eri ea
I ).
Hog#, uf Wat kiting
noic hfdiiclnSttt POftitt Vitti#* ttloitt trtim atip|*»rt. if lilofifHt oa Imflrnttttf io ih»
u U n H ir«»ttr«t#r uf fili
th* a* aniu
tHtt Arsi of May to th?* mliftll«* of July. dmwlfiff tlirn* trill In» tu» datifirr of (ho
rd on WVdfif Rutty* ttvttimifi, At th«*
t»nr#*d. mi •httlf fnlUne iv till«* anything la on l|,
#tth*r cm limd *pfflal!y |*r*%
Inn«) follow 1Ina an ttttrty crop, cir in tlf
tftfi# o f Mia. I. N. S. Ur#»#;nor nt Bay
tfi** Iria ligi# will bave io be
trottintt for n Arid. Th# uaiittl run?-unt |iiiHltr«l up wlion the alleif ia noi in
Hem). Ab »at thirty ininuiir b Ohdb
Pi from neo. If Ou» hheir li a lotte one Iber#
of *«*od r#<|iiilrwl per at*r#
i and relative« w tte pr»»1nt
four to flv# IKlUtUltt.
al took! Ih* two of thtMH» atipporta pUi'rd,
Mbs K.ihartne Howell Jones will
rndrr f«%-orahl# condii Iona. rape la 9ÛJ. about one*t hl ni Ih*» ilUtttn«** from
| leave the l,»n of August lor Califotni«,
rttttfly for latore from fifty to •rvemy 1«ut) (o end.
1 «here «he wdl . i . y until N’uvember,
ì4.4 UIO. dllvb after ikowltifi- We have known j
j Mias June, i* now at Bay Head
a, >i»u* of
f*» when» Il would affor
M illia r d P iek l*.
good [HISlure tlx we«>ke after piantina
Three Princeton men, Carl Keicher,
« |,iMp III
One quart o f gm*es tomatoe*, on«
Imi Ibi» la unuaiial.
tv «.mi n n», a 4*» Pw.
quart of t ti. tin11><-r plrkle* sliced, one
n. f io 40 # t I «.« , I» , I MI
Rope haa a very h;Ifiô feeding value.
ti ni MIA«!* IM « ut. 11.1« and is roDaiUttred an excellent feed for qnnrt of niiiona, n pint of green (ie|e
per» and one .mall cnblmgc. Chop toa tt n m. ».»* P ™ (*
fan ming aheep and awltitt. ft greatly
ninioes, onions, m-ptien« and cuIiImiko
1. 1 m » i».
P ,n ■ ,
nt n» ««.*•*» P“* *•*> inereases the flow of milk from mtlrh fogedier. Cook In « kettle «fth a cup­
o»la.r Ml » tu. i r* cows. Some farmers object to It be­
A V fr n m m #*111(1«,%(I Mrr KM*r||) *u«l
«.• .ibljr), a.-a p iu
ful of salt mid wnter to cover until
AhiMUoii M|f|i|»lufi Aw ay
cause they claim It taints the milk
ri rwa ll.v>»m. *•** 1" " ' ’ Ì L ìt ll
tender. Drain off the water. Cook
That’s not strange at alii
To overcome this objection. It Is well
i n p m. «unii»»« «-W» “ •! ** *' “ •
one small cnulldotver broken Into small
Tom» River women know bow the
to feed rapp after milking
It Is a
arkivr
piece* In salt and water until tender
Y ou ought to he.
achr. and pain» that often come when
very
vaitiahle
feed
for
other
stock.
t-rioa 11 *1 « ni. »•«" P p1- ,
Is*'
Two
quarts
of
vlnegur,
one
lien
ping
j
the kidney, fail nuke life a burden.
« .u |, ni Huu.iaT» i »‘.¡* » •*? P.” m Sheep nnd hogs arc usually better than
..n.l Ol'J J. 'U 8 4« «mi 11 1
1
P., '
tenspoonfu! of turmeric, one-half Ihix
But you needn’t lie awake Backache, hip pain», headache, dizxv
other kinds of stock for pasturing on
tu mai. onii), «.«a P ni. nano«»» »«
»pell»,
distressing urinary trouble,, are
o f mustard, one-half cupful o f Hour |
rape. The best way to feed cattle and i . . .
....
. ,
frequent indications oi weak kidney*
,
.
...
I nnd one-half cupful of sugar, Mix
f imrfD
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orrying
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l'i only). 4.«U p».(A at.w lpJ^P® V p2 * horse, Is to use rape as a soiling |flour,...sugar,
and should be checked in time. Doan's
mustard and turmeric to­
am! U.wa * “ *•
l|), « 4ti1 p m. MUi'iajH \
crop.
Kidney Pills are for the k i d n e y s
gether with cold vinegar mid add to j
In several slates they hnve experi­
hi negai Cltj u «'< ami ll.w » ni. «.'-1 P m
only. They attack kidney disease by
Ihe
vinegar.
Bring
to
n
bol’
.
,
then
o >jì t«.W a m, *.«« p m
striking at the cause. Here's proof of
mented with mixing rape with oats or
add all the other ’.hlngs after they hnve I
I intimate. Oag aiatlon
their merit in a Toms River woman's
wheat, and have succeeded very well.
been
well
drained
aud
Just
let
It
heat
|
words:
j t HN 0 . PRICE, nnparlnianileni.
In Iowa a pound of rape was sowed through.
Mrs. J. W Grover, Horner, St ,Toms
per aere about ten days alter seeding
5'ver, N. J., say«: "I used Doan's
the oats. The rape Interfered to
Kidney Pill» some years ago for a lame
Egg. Baked In Tom.tora,
some extent tn harvesting the oats,
back caused, 1 believe,by a cold settlii.g
Select round medium sired toma­
but probably would not have eaused
in my kidneys. The contents of one
toes, cut n thin slice from the top o f ,
box restored me to good health. I con­
Trip any trouble if It had been sowed three each
ound
and
scoop
out
enough
of
tho
|
weeks after the oats were planted. If
sider Doan's Kidney Pills an excellent
pulp
to
leave
n
space
large
enough
for
remedy for kidney disorders.”
the land Is very poor, It probablv
For snip by nil dealers. Trice BO
would be beat to sow the rape with an egg. Season the envit'es with salt
D on’t be bunkoed by the
ASBURY PA R K
nnd
pepper
and
drop
an
egg
Into
each.
cents. Foster-MIlburn Co., Buffalo.
the small grain.
.New
York, »ole agents for the United
Cover
the
bottom
of
the
baking
pan
LONG BRANCH
|.nan with “ cheap” policies
Speaking of the use of soy beans,
St Mleg.
111 say that this crop Is grown vew with hot water or butter, put the to­
OCEAN GROVE
Remember the name—Doan’s—and
take no other.
sueeesfully in parts of Ohio, and ranks mato in nnd bake about twelve min­ rh at are g o o d only up till
OR BELM AR ::
very close to clovers and alfalfa for utes. Season with butter und serve |
the day you have a tire—
hay. The variety known as medium on toast garnished with parsley.
Every Sunday
green will mature seed In from ninety
|and then fail you. Sabe?
June 23 to September 22
to one hundred days, and is considered
Old Fashioned Indian Pudding.
about the best variety for most locali­
One cupful of Indian meal, a large I
Every Wednesday
ties. The Ito San Is a quicker matur­ tablespoonful of flour, one cupful o f I
D rop us a postal when in
ing variety than the medium green, molasses and a littlo salt Mix these
July 10 to August 28
but does not produce quite as much together. Take three plnts( of milk
need o f Protection.*
Those (la", heavy heartaches mat .»<> n.t ny
forage to the acre nor quite as many and bring to a boil or scald hi a double I
women suffer with. They may posslhli
maun Irnnj eve strain
»» per cent " 1 head­
peas under the same conditions boiler, pour over. the above mixture
E X C U R S IO N T IC K E T
aches are directly caused n o w defective
Among the other varieties are the and stir nil together until it thickens. |
vision
GuuJ cxily on date of excursion on
medium yellow and the medium Add a teaspoonful of cinnamon, a taLi i ub give you a careful examination fre
Special train leaving Toms River
of charge ana we will tell you if your eyes
early black, but these are not as gen­ blespoouful of butter and a pint of cold I
are the cause o f the »rouble.
Sundays 8.49 A. M.
erally grown as the ones mentioned milk. Bake slowly two or three hours |
Courier Building
Wednesdays 9.10 A. M.
in a buttered pudding dish.
above.
If you expect to grow soy beans for
Returning, leaving Long Branch
Tom s R iver, N. J.
seed, the best success can be obtained
Philadelphia Eye Specialists
Lemon Cake Pie.
6.20 P M. Sundays
by drilling in rows from twenty-eight
Take one cup of sugar, two heaping
6.05 P. M. Wednesdays
at Cowperthwalt Sxchanps
to thirty inches apart.
This will re­ tablespoons o f flour, piece o f butter
quire about a half bushei of seed to size of an egg (melted), pinch of salt,
SATURDAY, AUG. 24
the aepe; when drilled twenty-four yolks o f two eggs. Beat all to a cream,'
dociKS: 10 .00 a.m. till 3 .3 0 p.m.
Inches apart, three-quarters of
then add Juice and grated rind of two
FREE EXAMINATION
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
bushel of seed; and. when drilled with medium sized lemons, cup of milk and
the ordinary grain drill, seven ot eighf the whites of the” eggs''beaten "stiff! ICi"mpl,a,Cd°e” eCe<l, by6 uU
|«oeio,!
inches apart, it will require about two Bake thirty minutes in a moderately B L f L S l J f f i E . « * JK*hA«!?5?..
OCEAN COUNTY COMMON
notice to the e w in o rs o f the said Alexander c
bushels
of
seed
to
the
acre.
When
^ value in e s t im a b le
hot oven, when cut you will see a Oowutun, to bring in their debt», demand» L ai
PLEAS COURT
drilled as close as seven or eight delicate cake has formed on top.
«18 tus against the estate o f the said decedent
under oath or alflrmaUoD, withia cine months
Inches the hay produced is of a bette
tipni this date, or they win be forever barred
Courlias A. Wilbur,
quality, not being so coarse as when
of any action therefor against the said Hxecur.rix
Piaiutiff,
To Remove Ink Stains.
the rows are wider. From the stand­
HAHA H. COM FTON
__ _
f In Attactim«nt.
Apply salt and lemon juice to tho
IIM
M
U
B
B
u Wljjfüs,
I y>.. __*
point of the production of forage,
Defiant. J ° u Contract.
“ frts“. tef.M.00]
stain and expose it to the rays of the Dated May 15, mg,
there is not a great deal of differene"
Insurance P o lic y fr o m a g e n c y
bodice is heretiy given that a writ of attachIn the yield per acre, whether th­ sun. Repeat application several times
ment st the »tilt of Oourslas a . Wilbur, against
N O T IC E T O C R E D IT O R S
rows are drilled eight Inches apart or if necessary. When ink has been spilt Oscar R. Letts, administrator of John vv
the rights and credits, moneys and effects, goods
on a carpet dump a whole lot of salt
and chatsels, lai d» and tenement- of Thomas I,
HINTS FOR THE
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b«i» ii .mn^ i ho « « « , . « I t M l u m I
fn*fc|n* Volt. . U » « # l h.UI ov PIfci. *
.vn iittf «I ib i »itili« W.ll
»«0
I«#»•*«#«
m tb f lofi (ttiìit
TH# f
r#pr •*■ * *« « » ' »
on Am#tK #q lit#, m wltt ti aod fi Aiti ini
ea well i t ta# e m e tti *im) immite eole
leda o f ih# old wwrM.
fr u ii« «»
^ ’'ttttfi a a<#fm#ttt»do#T)i#tttr#<ttt>t>b#d
th# arnttt, and th# boli #y|*|i#r aro# a
felkttioa to b# têt###il»trf4 r # m a #
doti Metcalf aod C*< L» Hrd# w # f# MI
ì'Ha I|9 of all dvj iltn x Q ti gd th# bif
thè*
Th# (trulli of th# Hay Head #t#t#r
ipoftr et# MttdiiBo d officiai) y a# fol
k m Canot t ac##, ila m#n‘# doubt##, C.
H CaMtt# and C, 8 MiHifn tu a ffn«lt
#tt#f C. 8 . Pop# i i d H» 8 . Cuttptfih?
wait«, in lodi#»* dlottbl##. Met# Lulu
Coti «ta and litoti«. A lltfdk# io fiottìi
d #l# 4 t# a Mr## A» Hf #w»i#r lo u Mia# M
Y atdl#y , io tnitfd double«. Anale. C*
H Catty# «od Mi## M, V#vpUn«k fiurtd
pv#r J«Jio !Y « # N d and Mim K. 8 .
\Yrighi. Thaler*«» 1 -Tibie* Off# «ori
by L. Anobi# and S. t . Wnght. and
th# givi# (kiublo t y Mit» Until Cattila
and Anovit# Park». S. U. Wi.fiht, Jr,,
alto earned off ih# li'n e h in tbe bovi
tinglfa ami Mita 1i.uluCstttts' in ’th»
girla' stogi##» l«a*!ir% t-nglvs w»r« won
byM iasC. M B«k#f , iBu men « »m ein
by C. B. Miller. Iri III# man's ult log
race th# final# are ft fc-jrvtl by C. 0 .
Catto# and C. U. Mi H*r. I'l rowing lin*
al* f ir m rn'i «mgl v» C. B. Cattu» won
over lY. A lier dice, and in tbt> ladies'
match M io ElUtbr th Nimick dvfvtted
Mi»s D. Fenn.
In the swimming
events C. B C.ttus defeated S. Brews­
ter in the final for ho.vs. A. Norris beat
S. Bunnell in final for men, end the
girls and the ladies matches were won
by Mtss Lulu Csttui and MBs Marion
Strauch, rtspc lively. In the xcitmg
race for girls under 2t in sneakboxes.
the three winner, crossed the line alter
sailing twice around the long course as
follows Miss Cstiue, in the Goodnuff,
2b. 40m. 46«; S. O. Meeker, in tbs Pic­
aroon, 2h 42m. 24*,, nnd K. Burchell,
in the Widgeon, in 2h, 48m. SOe.
Mails are Not Infallible.
nnd it frequently finppi-u» timi second
clns» matter la slid to one aide by busy
mnll clerks, who have to lake care of
fim-elns* matter first. So, if you fail
to got your Courier any week, drop
ns it postal inni we will mull it duplicate,
« bully. If it happens twice in succes­
sion, lot us know, fdr it then domanda
an Investigation from the Post ottico
authorities.
If you rimimi• your address, lot ns
know at onco, that tho Courier mov in­
aine to follow you tip.
Oh, Those Headaches
Wm. H. Fischer
Stiles & Co.,
Spend the Day
On the Boardwalk
You can do all your shopping
PennsylvaniaR.R.
W H AT?
SC. BAILEY J r .
F ir e
Life
A ccident
Tornado
Hi
^presenting
^Gerican
P hies
and
the
leading
F o r e ig n
CVan-
•V Greatevt Security
Established 1 ST 4
1
Letts, deceased, By dlreotiou «f the Nurrogate
tWThere may be some trouble in cu r-! °n the place '“ “ ^ la te ly * « » work the ?K.*tbL fL “!?5r ° L °.?ean? herej^giv^a notice to
salt around, it will absorb the ink. the ereduor» of the said Jbhn W. Letts to
ing soy bean bay, but if the west'-bring in their debts, demands snd claims agalnLt
16 of .M? 8al<' decedent under oath or
conditions are favorable, there need Keep rubbing the place with fresh sail 15».
affirmation, within nine months from thls'date
until stain Is removed.
he no loss while curing. Soy beans as
or they will be forever tmrred of anv action
rnWef.,r Hv»in»r
ounsnlstrato *
a crop do very well in ordinary so” - j
OSCaH r . L&TTS,
but will respond much better if the j
Pepper Retieh,
Remove the seeds, then chop flue Dated, Joly 1, 1. 12,
seed bed is thoroughly prepared. Thi«
plant is a shallow feeder, and thus wi l i : <rwe've re(* Peppers and twelve green
do better In fields that have been Peppers arid six large onions. Cover
thoroughly cultivated than it will j
boiling water, stand five minutes,
iinder ordinary conditions.
l^en drain. Bring to the boiling point
Speaking of alfalfa for pasture, will *our cupfuls vinegar, two cupfuls
say that alfalfa sowed this spring brown sugar, three tablespoonfuls salt, 1®eJb*r- t0 bring 1n4thii^ebUbaaemsn5sla!3
should not be pastured before at least add tbe chopped pickle and boil Are «. ««roSh or ’. B r S t™
sal 1 decedent
- .......
A_
_
minutes
; from tirtiS.IT ™ .L1??'!011.- wh'-tn nine months
a
year »___
fromM.I..________
this summer, —
and
preminutes.
ferably a year from next fall, so you
......... 1
— — ■
»
f f « A. OERBSFt
cannot hope for* any pasture from n
.
. ,
_
LIPJJAN ». HH i he If
alfalfa this coming season. For pasO lirier A d S F a y Y o u — h a v e
?,errA
T,.4 Rl8e6“". Pr“ w»“ ' 0™'
You tried it ? Better begin now.
Dated July u
, sts.
n^^SSSSSm,.
(“ f t tee, J1 .00)
w Sa
wilgus, a neo-resident debtor, for the sum of
Twenty-two dollars and nSietv.srveu cents, m»ueti out of tbs Ocean County Commoo P eas
Court, on the eleventh dry of July, a . D IBiz
reeurnabt'- on the twenty.third day of July,'a . d ’
191», has beea served and dsly executed, and was
retur ert on the thirteenth da, of tu v, A. D
ISIS, m Mte suerm or tue county of ocean.
GEORGE H. HOLMAN, Clerk.
William Howard Jeffrey, Attorney.
Dated July 31. 191-2.
a»d order the necessary sup­
plies by telephone.
There are numerous telephone
stations on the boardwalk,
just for your convenience.
Are you making use ef these
telephones?
New York Telephone
Company
J. A. Waterbury, DistrictAgeot
UP-TO-DATE
507 Bangs Ave., Asbury Park, N. r.
PRINT­
ING
’
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THE
C O U R IE R
NOTICE
t- ec Tona.«.pcustbic
n L 'U d f^
L ^ W n S 't h r r .7 ,
for
O F F IC E
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C om
And firt m it ik itt *»I Ihr juùtl mine*
t
I l f iB lntm nl b)f ih * c o a t i * 'a t <h*l ih »
out »lot«1 will Nr hete with
• I n id
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LA K EH U R S T
church
Mrs. Warren Webster gave a tea at j
Kev. Mr. Pullman of Philadelphia,
Friday afternoon of last week, Mrs.
Pine Beach Inn Manager
will fill the pulpit at the Pine B«ach
VsnRennselaer of Germantown, her home on the south side of the river
Skips out; Owner in charge Chapel, Sunday, August 19
1,, gave a card party *n honor of Mrs. near Ocrati Gate, to her friends in the |
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. I The ladies of Pine Beach will hold an
itliam Kunkie of Philadelphia at her Island Heights yacht club on Friday | _.
There was a rather exciting time at
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. icecream and rake sal» on the public
ttage on White avenue
Pine Beach Inn from the night of W ed.
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wharf Saturday, August 17, for theben
fhe young women of Mrs. B. K. ^en were ferried across the river in the of. this
week till Thursday night, inter„
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n efit o f Pine Beach Chapel
Lolita, to and from the tea. Music was .
ilbur'a Bible Claw gave an ice cream
regnum be ween the reigns of A. O.
furnished by an otchestra. Mrs. Web­
Dutton, lessee, and that of the Pine
A largedwelling and supposed grocery
d cake affair on the porches of the j
ster is one of the prominent members'
Beach Company, the owner» of the ho- |store is being built on the corner of
ilbur cottage Thursday evening of j
t week. The receipts amounted to j of the ladies auxiliary of the yacht club j tel, Dutton managed to go away with 1Linden and Midland avenue
and her husband has had a prominent
a pack of angry hotel servants ut his
Mrs. Daniel McHugh, who has been
2 for the benefit of the church
part in the club life at Island Heights
heels, demanding .heir wages, ind a |jj| for,some weeks, we are glad to hear
In . Joaeph Walton o f lladdonfield,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Kelly have number of creditors at Toms River and , iscnnvalescing
J.,gave a surprise party in honor of
been visiting at C. Moeller’s
Pine Beach in no happy frame of mind- j , ohn Lofttin entertained his brother
r husband’s twenty »ightb birthday,
d wife o( Philadelphia over Sunday
lat’s what he said.) Among those j Mrs. L. Dowdall and son of New 1because they saw no chance of setting
tsent were; Mr. and Mrs. James York, are stopping at the Parker cot­ the money for the good, thev had fur-, A handsome birthday cake with fifinkle. Dr. and Mrs. V. L. Clarke, >tage
nlshe ’
|teen pink and white candles was made
Miss Lucv B. Pinkstone of PhiladelDutton came here from Manchester, {or Mj|| Li|ljan Schick by Mrs. William
. and Mrs. Joseph Englebert and
phia,
has
been
visiting
Mrs.
Alice
V.
Mass., where he was said tob e man* Blizzard
5 . William Kunkie
1ager of a big hotel. He took charge of
rhe 16 ft. sneakbox, the Loup, of Mayer
Mr. and Mis. James R . Sterling of
Miss Carita Cassad >y of WilluwGrove ¡ the pjne Beach )nn on tbe third of
iich A1 K-an, one of our older boys,
Philad-lphia, spent the week end with
Pa,,
has
been
stopping
at
the
Simpson
July. The season wasnot very success­
the owner and de ign**r, won the cup
Mr. and Mrs. W Liming
ful, no preliminary work or advertising
Bay Head last Mondav in the 16 ft. cottage
Mrs. DeCota of New York is spend
Mrs.
S.
B.
Baer
of
Philadelphia
is
having been dpne, and on Wednesday
ss for boys 15 years and under. The j
night the crash came. Mr. Marr, rep ing a few days with Mrs. Henry Clavwas won by 5 minutes 1 second. , visiting Miss Eva Kelly
and ton
nher W Mendenhall was at the tiller, j Miss Mildred Leach of Tuckerton resenting the Pine Btach Co
Miss Sara'i Wynn and Miss May
George Kelly of Philadelphia, its chief,
e crew consisting of Percv Ennis and has been visiting Miss Grace Sawn
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Patton of CaiA- took charge of tlu- In te', lie secured Hunt of Philadelphia are spending two
ill Leonard
den, spent the week end at J. P. Sheriff Tilton, offie r- li 1, ,
In r and weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Brice Davis
The seejnd anniversary of the Lnion i Smith’s
Munsey, and several spr-ciul officers at their bungalow “ Wynnstead” on
urch of Lavallette was held last Sun- j; Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Hardy and sons from Toms River, and swore in some New Jersey avenue
,y evening. This little church has jand Mr. and Mrs. Keeler and daughter of the empl yees at the.hotel whocould 1 Mr. and Mrs. William Liming were
adc wonderful progress since being of Beverly, have been spending a few be trus ed. I he few guests at the j Kiven a surprise party at their bunga­
ganized two summers ago, one of the : days here
house left by train to avoid the trouble, low, the “ Leswood;” the partveoming
Mrs. George VV. Slimm of Mount Mr. Kellv came up from Atlantic City from Toms River on a straw ride. A
ain features being a Sunday-school
1 the year around. No visitors to this j Holly, was a Tuesday visitor
to the Buhler cottage, were Mr. and bountiful luncheon was served at 12.30
Miss Hope Toulon of Philadelphia is Mrs. Comfort, his son-in-law and o ’clock. Those in the party were: Mrs.
;ace have ever refused to give their
tne and talent towards this cause, visiting Mrs. L. W. Wbeelock
daughter, live, and directed matters A. Dunham and family, Mrs. Henry
Mis. F. N. Reeves and family of from there. The hotel was closed, the Dunham, Mrs. D. R. Anderson and
hich no matter how small, is a great
3wer in its influences. The services Trenton, have been spending a week at employees, except those whp had been : daughter Katherine, Mrs. William
tapped off to stay around, all left, and , Roberts, Mrs. Marne Manolt, Mrs. D.
ere conducted by Rev. E. J. Hanford their cottage on the Bluff
Miss Adelaide Megargee of Wayne, on Thursday night it was opened up jo. Parker, Mrs. W. B. Singleton and
[ Bengal, N. Y. Mrs. Robert Crozier
j daughter Agnes, and Miss Mary Gwyer
f Mt. Vernon, N. Y ., sang the soprano Pa. has been visiting Miss Mildred again in charge of Mr. Marr.
Meantime some <f Pulton’ s Toms 0 f Toms River and Mrs. Wm. Blizzard
jlo,“ Eyes that are Weary” by Brack- : Rhoads
Mrs. E. K. Galloway and family of ; River creditors learned that Dutton ! 0f Pine Beach
t accompanied by Miss Emma L.
-------------------------/in ter; Miss Gramm of Philadelphia j Moores, Pa , are stopping at "The Ar- j had a little mon-y in the bank in his,
j own name, and attached it. There !
no Mr. Englebert rendered the duet cade”
MANNAHAWKIN
‘Hark, Hark my Soul” , by Nevtn, ac- j Mrs.-Chas Barnes and daughter of j was not however, enough to go round I
Died at his home on Boy avenue,
ompanied by Miss Mildred Ovens of 1Moores, Pa. axe visiting relatives here, j among them all.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Leitenberger of | It is understood the housewill be run on August 2 Capt. W. L. Lowery, aged
lew York: Miss Lencre Smith of Dov73 years. Interment took place Thurs­
r Plains, N. Y ., .and former pupil - f Phdadeii h'a,are stopping at thePt-ren the rest of the season.
day, Augusts ut the Bap-ist cemetery.
Valter Damrosch, gave the violin se­
Miss Julia Chickering of New York,
from Sea Side Patk, while Capt. Lowery was a Veteran of 'he
ction s, “ Legend” , by CariJBo&n, and
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tie *•Cavatina" *uy i* R-aif.
* *]e - has been v £■ ting Mrs. C. H, Chicker­ picking pond lihes in Shru ve’s pend Civil war. and also for many yea's a
on the wav to the P. R- R- depot, fell mariner of wide experience. He leaves
hurcb was so crowded that many had ing
Miss Edith H. Murphy of Philadel­ in and got wet one day recently. On a widow and three sons, and n host of
o stand, those outside of the church
phia, is spending some time with Mrs. the other hand, il young lady from New friends, both here and in the South
Dining in the dexology
j C. R. Murphy
Yor! v/ho is stopping at Toms River, ,
ie next race will be Saturday, Aug- I Thomas Sauvlet of Babylon, N. Y., fell „.£ the dock tit Sea Side Park a few
Card of Thanks
17 at 3 p-m . Commodore's cup for is visiting Mrs. M, Campbell
days ago, and was pulled to the dock j
, boats 16 ft. and over, limited to
Mrs. Robert Barr o f Paterson, is by a prominent 1 oms Ri ver merchant J VVe wish to thank our many friends
in Mannahawi.in for their acts of kindmembers
stopping at the Hall cottage on Ocean
iolpb C. Schedinger has presented avenue
The Court house and jaii have been ness and sympathy in our recent beyacht club with a sterling silver
A bazar will be held Friday, August 1reinsured by the Freeholders, tbeprem ' reave rent.
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Mrs. Addie T. Lowery and Sons.
ig cup, to be raced for in any class 23, at thecorner o£ Ocean and Simpson ium being *166. 40
mmmittee sees lit
^ t
Fred Pittis o f Plainfield, visited hi*
brother*, last weak
Mrs. S. C. Rhoads. Mrs. Herbert
Richmond and Mis* Mary Larrabee,
were last Thuradav viattota at Phila.
Charles Bennett and family, of Free­
hold, H. B. Browct and family, of
jameaburg, visited Hugh Thompson
and wife Sunday
A. R. Herrick »pent Monday at Cald­
well
E. W. Eltinge was down from Caldweil, Monday and Tuesday
A Rose and son, the Pine Tree Inn
painter», are on the job again, renov
ating the Inn, outside and inside
John Bozarth, W. F. Murray, Frank
Egbert and Daniel McCallion, motored
to Point Pleasant Tuesday night, get
ting home in the “ wee sm s" hours. It
might have been worse, with a less ac­
complished chauffeur
L. H. Richmond was u Monday visit­
or at Lakewood
Mrs. David Gibcrson and Miss Eva
Hartman, returned from their visit at
Walton, N. Y ., Friday last
Mrs. Robert Norris, ofTennessee and
Frank Egbert, wife and children, of
Jersey City are visiting their parents,
Ma and Mrs. Wm. Montgomery
Edward Brown, wife and son, were
at Biidgcton over Sunday, Mrs. Brown
remaining for the week
Geo P. Hillia d spent Monday and
Tuesday, with his daughter in Lakewood
Mrs. T. C. Hilliard was at Lakewood,
Wednesday
Joseph McCallion and wife, of Long
Branch, are visiting the former parents
Mr. and Mrs. Michael McCallion
Edward Phillips, aged 52, brother o*
A. B. Phillips, died Saturday at the
Flatbush Hospital, Brooklyn, and v n s
brought here for interment Tuesday.
H el aves a widow and two children,
also three brothers and two sisters
William Rockfeller of Franklin,N.Y ,
is visiting ;his daughter, Mrs. L. H.
Richmond
Sunday while trying to motor over
this tnd of the Browns Mill road, the
promoters of “ Lakewood City” got
stuck in the soft sand and broke their
shaft, being held up for several hours
w.iile u m-ichinist v.us making repairs,
what a feusi for the “ skeeters”
Mrs. Lester Mark!« of 0»inaiD(. N.
Y.. and Mr*. Claude Steelman o( Atbury Park have returned to tbet
homes
Mrs. Harry Truex of Point Pt
has b een spending some time hewtwkj
relatives
A number of our towns people eijoy-j
big sea day at Mauatquan beach 0».
Saturday last
J. Johnson of Point Pleasant a »
frequent visitor here
J. Smith of Aibury Park visited ihii
place on Saturday last
Mrs. Lizzie Clayton is visiting friends
in Lakewood
Mr. Selander and wife of Arlinfta»
spent a few days last week with the
CarlBon brothers
Our Sunday visitors at this pl»c*
were Howard Clayton and wife, Joseph
Parker and wife ot Bay Head; Dt. E.
C. Disbrow of Toms River;Capt. Simp­
son of the L. S. S. of Chadwicks;
Halmouth of Belford; and C. E, D°*’
ney of Burrsville
Rev. and Mrs. Sbibla spent Monday
of this week in Asbury Park and BelDr Frank Dennison of Point Pleas­
ant is a frequent visitor here
PLEASANT PLAINS
George Biddle visited Foint Pleasant
on Monday
.
Several of our people attended '•
seaday at Manasquan beach
Our Sunday school picnic will S°
Clarks Landing the 22nd of thisnionWMisses Helen and Anna Nobles >
returned from Asbury Park where t *
have been visiting
. .
Mr. and Mrs. H. F Fielder vist
Mr. and Mrs. John Chamberlain »
Forked River last Sunday
Miss Norms DeCamp is enter-w*' °
her cousin from Newark
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Mrs. Kendal of Philadelphia has ok*
visiting Mrs. C. B. Applegate
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Miss Myrtle Chamberlain
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River is visaing Mrs, H. F. FieLt
allá
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. McKelvey
daughter spent Tuesday night w-t.,
Mrs, Richard *“•
parents Mr
Kelvey
Notice to Tax Delinquents
O f Dover ToffnsmP
Notice is hereby given that all
on real estate in Dover Towns '
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Her ert Polhen us is making improv- be paid at once, or I shall b<j ™ Pjpr0
ments to his premises by building a new by law to advertise and sell
perty to make the tax.
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Her presene* is a 2 'eat hi Ip ut the »erviva*. Mis. Tonisi ry of Philadelphia,
who ai g so Io« laa summer, at these
meetings, i* boi* it the Manhasaet,
having come down Friday, and it is
hoped that she will again help with
h r magnificent voice
Sunday school Is held each Sunday
afternoon at 2*30, and is well attended.
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K .mp is u o« o«nrd by H
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(U.li.ation of Taxes. « b o nul;
on.-oer home et Bay Head, i
•ailed by Cspt. Orton G. Dale
August m a lively month at Sea Side
kbox racing f»me.
I’ ark. Tho smaller hotels have beet,
t race between the Romp and V
well filled this year. The Gladwyn was
aval moat interesting. and th
rompelltd to rent the cottage owned by
n ectacular finish when the Roi
A. C. B. Haven» of Toms River, to be
.1 the line under Virginia's bo'
j used as a sleeping annex to accommo­
(twelve »ccondlahead, after
date the guest that it had no room lor.
„ - si the bav from Coatea Poi‘
The new Kittatinnv, built by Julian
K[ all through the race there «•
JHass of Atlantic City, and only finished
ir.ual struggle for tint place
[ :i month ago. has been doing better
n these craft. At the start, Don
j than its owner expected. The big Man*
a over the line tint at 2:06
! basset is now showing more life than it
d by Virginia 19 seconds lat
|did during the last month. The Hia; eerie» 20 second» after Virgini
wathtt, under the Paine niiinugsment as
p on the other hand was not o ver
j the Manhasaet, has had an excellent
he
no till 2:07 45, but picked up
' patronage
uy the time the course had be en
1 from the Sea Side Park ya< ht
Tornorrow, August 17, a race for
dock to th e bay draw and tiler ce power boats will be pulled off, the
>Coates Point. Virginia and Pec
~ t prize being a trophy offered by Charles
tvere close behind, so close tinat J. Schaefer of Germantown, Pa., n
nia lapped Romp as they turn ed cottager here and well known yachts­
,'oates Point stake for the bisat man. The race will be like that of a
to Sea Side Park, and slipped irito weeksfago, known as the automatic
windward berth, thus taking the handicap, where each boat keeps going
On the beat back in the seco
till the last boat makes her first round
d Romp again forged ahead, a
of the course, and then all turn and
led the bow of Virginia as th
retrace the distance they have gone.
Pvf tacks ^coming across the bn
No one in a boat is allowed a watch,
ulford did his best to again sli
and anyboatthat goes suspiciously slow
tween the finish buoy and
on her way out is disqualified
i, by taking the starboard tack
il Romp to give way, but coi
The late Mrs. Susan Vail, o f Ger­
inte make it, and Romp wash rst mantown, Pa., who died here a few
■finish.
weeks ago, left an estate valued at
nearly $ 100.000, and a family of twelve
np, however, was built to b<
i!c of waterline measurement, a
children
Thomas E. Love of Camden was an
fairly long overhang, and an
-asuretneni of. 31 feet 6 inch:; oyer Ssndfty visitor,
:ia, built under the overall ms
The barrel which was knocked off
int rule, to beat that rule aamu
the «takes on the point of flats, oppo­
¡sible, is a big boat, but sho
site Good Luck Point, has not been re­
.ring only 26 feet over all, ai
placed as yet
tg five and a half minutes ti
Lewis T. Derouase of Camden spends
»nee from Romp. Dorothy
the week ends with his daughter, Mrs.
i Romp by time allowance, hav
Charles S. Boyer, at her summer home.
f »nd a quarter minutes handicap, a
Dr. Waters and family of Haddon
second place over Romp, the
Heights are spending a pleasant vaca­
iboat, bv ten seconds,
tion here
e were two protests filed at the
Harry E. Bodine and family have
the race. F. P. Larkin, own
returned to Meichantville after spend­
rnthy, pretested fill t~#
ing part of the summer here
in the regatta on the grou
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. F Scott and fam­
turning Coates Point the
'ey went around the stakebicat ily of Greene street, Germantown, Pa.,
are occupying their cottage
windward to leeward, and n
:eward to windward, us called .
Mr. and Mrs John Reeves and Miss
chart given each racing captai
Marguerite Reeves of Haddonfield are
uned this difference of followit he re for the month of August
■an, when the others did noi
George Clark and wife, of Merchants boat five or six minutes, til¡ne v ille spent Sunday here
Hto have allowed her to wi n.
Mrs. Frank of Newark, formerly
rotest was disallowed by the reMiss Laura Lake of Toms River, is
-immittee,
consisting
of
Georg
■ummiuee,
or ureorj
visiting Mrs. E. N. Penn
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l(jy Jr. of the Sea Side Park clcOver one thousand feet of cement
ell R. Coggesh«ll of the Islan
sidewalk and curbing has been laid on
■s club, and Ed J. Schoettla
the Charles S. Hopper tract at Berke
Heights, who was selected
y Head contestants to repreae. ley, on G. Street, and there will be a
number of houses built there
» the commit! ee. Mr. Schoeti
Walter K. Johnson, the builder, has
that he had himself, because .
nearly completed his cottage at Third
avy wind and the danger fro
and Central avenues. It will be a
when the regatta eommitt
handsome bungalow
ntinued on last page of section
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JTHIN* LIKE SW1MMIN*
OCEAN G A TE
Mi*a Marv D. Minis*», » p
Philadelphian, was givm » tie ption at
the Ocean Gate Yacht Club bv her
many trienda, through the effort« of a
commit** headed bv Mias Harmon and
Mist McNulty. The occasion »a t her
return from an extended nip to i he
Pacific coast. She was met at the
train by a largedelegation of cluhrri-mbersand was escorted to the c lu b b o u «.
In the evening ihe celebration included
a display ot fireworks. A hand pl»y<rl
at the club hous? doling the emir*
evening and there was o speech of web
come given at the train and another at
the club
C. R. White and family of .36 South
Twelfth street, Newark, and James il.
Loftus. of Utica, N. Y., are at Pine
Breeze cottage for the remainder of
the season
And What They are Doing at
Kathemma Made Record Run
island Height* ThU Week from Bermuda to Atlantic City
At'an.tc City, August 10—
This is the second week o f the J. VV.
While actually covering the 700 miles
C. I. camp at the Wauaiuakrr bar
racks, Bay Front, Island He gilts. The i from Bermuda to Atlantic Cityin seven
boys come from both the Philadelphia hour le*» time than her competitor, the
and New York store». The smaller Dr am, because of time allowance,
boys inostlv slay on* week, ami many K .thenuna, owned by ViceCommodcrc
of them went home last Friday, and Wm, C, Smith of Ocran Gate, lost the
another let cams the same day. The race. Dre on had a handicap on Katholder boy«, who Compose the staff ai d emtna of 12 hours and 14 minute», giv­
line officers, stay the two weeks. Camp ing her the prize by 5 hours and 10
will be broken today ami all return to minute*.
The two smart little vessels left Ber­
the city.
On Saturday evening last a reception muda on Tuesday evening at 6 o'clock
n the return leg of the Bermuda race,
was given by the officers « f cjd et corps
the trophy at stake being a $500 cup
to Col. William R. Scott, commandant
of the J W. C. I. To make the occa- J
sion one o f wide interest, invitations offered by the Yachtsmen’s Club. The
were issued to the island Heights, Kathcmina’s run o f misfortune which
Ocean Gate and Sea Side Park yacht gave the victory to the Dream in the
clubs, and many of the members at- race out to Bermuda held true on the
Mrs. David L. Eune, o f Eighth and
tended, as did also many of the prom- ^homeward sprint, for the Ocean Gate
Elm streets, Camden, is enjoying a ten
inent residents of Island Heights and craft smashed into a ateamboat when
day vacation here
vicinity.
she was barely started, and was held
Ocean Gate was well represented on
The members of the corps have been ! UP until temporary repairs could he
Friday evening of last week at the the recipient of many little courtesies made to a damaged bow. Some time
Sewell cup dance and reception, given from the yacht clubs of these places, after leaving Bermuda both o f the
by the Sea Side Park yacht club. The and it was in recognition o f this that little racers ran into a storm, but held
members and ladies went across the
the affair took place. The cadet band straight on their course through a terbay with quite a fleet of boats includ j furnislled the mu8ic, assisted b Island rifle blow.
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R. L. Young, navigator of th* Kath­
Heights talent. A camp lunch »a*
bot’s Nympiee, Dr. G. C. Guest’s
emma, made out A dam ic City staight
served during the evening.
Peacharu, and others
over the bow of the plunging racer
Crabbing from the public dock is one
The Ocean Gate Yacht Club tendered shortly before 3 o'clock this morning,
of the sports that all indulge in
1
, reception on Thursday, August 8, at and on the hour reported arrival to the
Several new houses are started every the yacht club to Colonel Scott of th* wireless operator on the Million Dollar
week. Lots are selling faster now than Ij 0hn Wanamaker Cadets, in barrack. Pier. As the Kathemma swung into
ever betöre. The place 1« on the boom near Island Heights. Commodore New- the inlet a heavy wave put the steering
and we expect to have that borough by lin made a short speech of welcome. gear of the little racer out of commis­
next year this time. Then we can get On Saturday evening the commodore sion, and very nearly swamped the littl*
some streets that are streets and other and line officers of the O. G. Y. C were vessel.
“ It was a groat risk," said Captain
improvements that are greatly needed given a reception by Colonel Scott at
We hope to see the plaster on the sta­ the barra’cfrs of the cadets at Island Street, as he landed at the whatf of the
Seaside Yacht Club, “ but, thank God,
tion before the summer is over; but are Heights
we are here safe and sound, and ail
decidedly glad that tve have a station
danger of sinking at sea is past."
at ail
R EC EN T D EATHS
All doubt as to the fate of thé Dream
Rev. Dr. John Handley, Presiding
wa3
settled when the Philadelphia boat,
Elder, attended service Sunday after­
Phineas Page, whose death at Sunny which had until .3 o'clock this afternoon
noon at theM. E. church, with Rev. A.
Bank, Virginia, was reported in last to finish and still win the 700-mile race
C. Oliver o f Island Heights
Friday s issue, - »
'led on Monday against lime, rrported her arrival 4
The Ocean Gate Yacht Club will have at hisVirginia home, He was a native minutes after 10 a. m „ the elapsed
its power boat race Saturday beiow the o f Toms River, the son of the late John
time being 85 hours and 54 minutes to
bay draw, to the entrance buoy at Page, who had the farm on the river
78 hours and 50 minutes for the K ath­
Waretown and return. Handicaps shore just this side ot the Island Height
emma. The time for the latter boat is
will be arranged from a two mile trial, entran e, now owned by Mrs. Harris.
a record, beating anything ever done
and any boat exceeding her trial speed He was a brother to Capt. John Page,
over the same course
in'the race over five per cent, will be Mrs. Wm. T. Rote, Mrs. Samuel Lemdisqualified.
ing of Island Heights and Mr», GeorgiiSLÄNü HEIGHTS
54 boys were over from Vv anamaker anna miller of Atlantic City, He was
camp Thursday night, and they got twice married and leaves six children
There was a lawn fete held on Thurs­
away with 24 quarts of ice cream
by hi« first wife, who was Miss Gifford,
day afternoon and evening for the ben­
Arthur C. Clarke has returned to daughter o f Benjamin Gifford of Toms
efit of the M. E. church, on the lawn of
Newark to get ready for theatrical sea­ River. They are: John Page and Mrs.
Congressman and Mrs. Moore’s resi­
son at Proctors’ s, after eight weeks Fred Hagaman of Pleasant Plains;
dence at the west end
stay here
Howard Page of Lakewood and JefferThe Wanamaker boys gave a circus
so
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Miss
Henrietta
Page
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f
Last Sunday was the biggest ever
on Monday evening at their camp,
seen here; but a bigger one is looked Delaware Water Gap; Mrs. Charles
Stanwood and Mrs. George Bailey of which was largely attended. It was
for next Sunday
Norfolk, Va His second wife was Mrs preceded by a parade in the afternoon
Retta A. Gough of Sunny Bank, Va.
For a cool salt bath come to the Pa- Death was caused it is supposed from
Bring your Sunday-School picnics to
viliou, Sea Side Park
heart trouble and was very sudden
hePav ilion, Sea Side Park
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of (he cup, j rol A lie#, which won it
1**1 year at Id a M Height*. This race
was siarird August 3, but was posi­
tioned *1 both butt* met with in lab ape.
Friday, Auguit 23, it m |>rupa*«d that
big cruisers race from Ulaod Height* to
Ocean City, going outside from Barnegat inlet, lor a big Cup offered by Com­
modore WH»on o f the Ocean City yacht
club. The smaller cralt will race inside
via Grassy bay, for two cupi offered
by the Island Heights club, one for
open and one for cabin craft.
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» T h e Iiland Heights Yacht Club has
been adding quite a list to its member­
ship this summer. The new members
include the following:
P. H. Bartlett, Henry C. Craner,
Chas. M. Lonan, Ward R. Noble.
Loti> W Wheclock, Vernon Poster,
Roy S. Ridge, Ward Wheelock, Rus60.1 Brown, Edwin J, Hamilton, Har­
old R. Lewis, Bertram Noble, Lester C.
Raynor, Donald Butts, Kenneth Mur­
ry, Mrs. P. H. Adler, Miss Helene Ad­
ler, Mr«, F. A. Downes, Mrs. Efiz.
Morrison, Mrs. Chas Lonan, Mrs, Ward
Noble, Mrs. Geo Ernhart, Miss K ath­
erine Hunt, Mrs. Frank Huss, Mrs.
Fred Habicht, Mrs. Anna B. Mevers.
Mrs.J. B. Morgan
Mr. McNamara o f the Philadelphia
Inquirer, is spending a vacation at a
cottage on the Bluff
Mr*. Edward Culligan, of West Wal­
nut lane, Germantown, ii visiting Mr|
end Mrs. Frederick Peniston Porter at
theirsummer home, The Hollies. Mrs.
Culligan will spend the lattsr part o f
th* summer at Bryn Mawr
Miss Virginia Wetherell of Merchantville is here for a visit of tome length
Dr, and Mrs. Leon Gobi* announced
the engagement o f their daughter, Mis*
Krma L. Goble, to Dr, Hector T. Irick,
of Trenton. Miss Goble taught in tha
Toms R iver schools last year
Miss Isabel Murphy, has gone home
to Camden from a vacation spent at
Island Heights
'
J. A. Carton of Camden it at Island
Heights for a brief stay with his fam ily
Miss Inez Foster had a house party
at the Foster cottage for the past ten
days with the follow ing guests from
Orange, N. J.: Misses Alberta Webb.
Maud C. Leach, Messrs. Jbhn S. Wil­
liams, William H. Berg, W. L. Grave*
Earl H. Moore and Albert E. Thorp
of Philadelphia have been visiting J.
Howard Pyle
Miss Olive Seagraves is spending two
weeks wiih Miss Viola Lewis
Hamilton Vreeland of Newark it
soendmg a f itnight with Dr. Charle'
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Miss Bertha F. Reeves of Trenton is
spending some time with Miss Ethel
Bridge
The Village Improvement Society
- i l l give a ball in the “ Bay Air’ ! on
Friday evening o f this week
Wednesday, A. C. Graw of Riverton
in the Elizabeth G. ,and J.B. English o f
TI ¿nton, in the Roamer, left here for
Atlantic Highlands and New York a fter
a cruise in Bamegat Bay, coming from
the Delaware river
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Foua<J«d by JOHN F. DRYDEN.
Pionver of ln«f«Mlriol Inaurane* in Amor
ANNOUNCEM ENT
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I hi
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uni u>n
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Urge numlxr «U KrpuMI
T iri« i
c-aodl*bit™ f*-r Hiirrotfalr. Fortin-r
l ’utlilï CotlrduV C. C, lV#!tT. of Bwr»GIU-, Frwliol.l.r 0. V, liana*. of VVe»t
t’niat Pim m o i Krank fiumi ami Aa•mur H am Trr«ilU«»r, of U k fw ool;
Soi local* Gnm-r ami formar Aowa.or
’nonna» B lr»na, « f Tom» Itorr. U.
K Kuller, of Wml Creek, are «Il In
d o Held tin 111. lH-motratir aide. Hinvtor Janim K. OtU. of the Boar.! «t
1’r. vl older», « ho tire* la Tnekertnti.
and l»r. Otto C. Thomi*»oH. of l-ak.
n o d . are tin- tuoal talked of.
K«r Aaneiuldjr the 1leinovTat» h av
mitiled no one aa yet to lake the piare
et ilo- now Pro»». Olor. Harry K. -New.
man. Tlie Republican ramJIdatea are
Kreebolder Oavi.l lì. Conrad and K r.i
I’uikcr, laidi of Itanwaat. and E<lwiu
S. l'arto r. of Forked Hirer. The only
11. li.'M-ratiV emidiiiate la J. It. Haine»,
vt Forked Hiver, and Ik ia aaid to lie
"lititlinr in'* by IIi-Iin» ratio tea.lera. who
dunk that they ou(ht to pick the nouiiiii e», and «lio have not irol on to
the favi limi a direct primary «ivea
every man a vhanve to run if he
nani» to.
There waa a alory round a aliort time
agi. dial if Oorenior Wilson woii).¡ reeigr so that Otto Wittpenn. of .leraey
Pity, muid run for Governor this fall.
Senator C. laiw would ia* iir«ed to r>-*
.;«n as Senator to heroine the Ilenii»
cuide rundidme for Surrogate, it wa<
tigured i lien that Wilaou for I’ reaideut
Weill.I take everything with him In New
June) this fall. Hut Wilson will not
resign, and should lie la* elected Presi­
di lit he would have to resign by March
■!, Ifliit. and the lieuiocnits would want
every Senator to help ebooae his »lic­
ei »»or as Governor—the President of the
lu ll Senate, lienee the plan lias drop­
ped through—if It «as ever anythin«
mere than a plan.
)ne feature that is worrying some of
> ItepuIrlieuii AsS'-mlily eaimiihites in
is and other eounties is whether or not
declare for Itisisevelt.
I’ll*. leglsive raiiilidates tliia fall will make up
Kepiihiiean State convention, and
iiId if they saw tit. enptnre the ele;ral ticket for Itisisevelt. It is said
at an auti-Kooseveit rullilidatr in
van County wmili.1 liave a stuall
nnee of getting the Assembly nnuiinnaj if aiieh a fight were made.
Some folks are wondering, too, what
11 happen if tlie Hull Moose ticket
Ms a big vote in Jeraey this fall
ie law says that election officers shall
appointed from the two parties poll­
er the bigge»t vote in any election il'sFor some rears Turkerton bail
,-o Republican and two Prohibition
umbers of the election board. Now
ppoae tlie Roosevelt Republicans out­
re tlie Taft Republicans, they wib
vc the election tnwrils nelt year: ami
the Democratic party sliould he third,
point of votes, the election Isjards
,uld lie made up entirely of Taft anil
osevelt Republican« next year.
iut thv Ktpubitcai
1 am a Kepubln
!
tupportvd and workvd lor tba Rtpubli*
can part y. I bav* htld poaiiiona uf
I 4, (¡ni
trutt and bonot in my own-town lo r
uf O »
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yaarv, and (think I ran rvly on my
Hi W. U
a.r Hu
(riaodi to vouch for mv intcgtity, b o n eaty and (airneaa in all dvaliogr , and
Kiffl
verily believe that all who know me,
«I. timi
iktirk W .
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l*ark.
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know that if 1 am nominated and »lev
üt t ha* Ha­
ted Surrogate, that all the duties per
it* will tra iortitfr Jihlgv
palli lran imi'liilnlv
tainin« to that office w'll be promptly
NViltiaun X. It un tm
l'lmiiîia*l«l. Ttiera
tut. I>v-n Mi»), nui.
i **f f«atui«*r 8l**ft*
attended to, and done with entire «att*vlml or Krurat H.
ftvkl. tm a itvpu Miran r«»ugrraaM«iial , ■«faction and with fairne*. to all con
tala, tit law mini*-* U*ing ittrn* 1 cerned.
tioncl for tin- 'ITiiIni partv nomination I
I am truiling in the lupport of the
in tbti> -hai riot are thora* »»f former ConCharle« N. Kowter ami F#Igor i Republican party for the nomination at
A.
<4 Kiijutlx-tlL t ‘«•»gr«***ii»ni»
the coining September primary.
Willitwtn K. Tutti#. Jr., will f mliHl.lv t*«
rtuoiiiitinttNl lay the Itetuut-rat* without
opiNHaitiattl.
In the remaining atimrictn. which tn•1n«h* tbe popnlom» w**fticius of North
Jt-ntcy the raiHliiliilan will he iniiiaiif)Il>
untneroira.
0**a»riie I4. |{«*<*nrtl, the ItiKUw-veli lrnH**r. will l»* n a-mulhlnte iu the Ninth »li*iria i m l. iw, \ «'n \ in t It.- lh |M»l»lii Hi
prims rieci.
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For Fniteil Slutee Sa-imtor mi the HeiMihlicau «hh* Senator Fr«nk O . Brig»:*»
Itkb Mr petition in circulation. AtimtiK
the lH-niocrntM there nn* three rnnilfdate« a« yet iv o w r d : John W . W<*Rcott.
the r.innkD county criminal lav»>er win»
waa pjckeil to nominate \Vil«mi at Haltinu.iv; State Senator William A . O rbhart, of UunteiMon, the ortuiiml Hryan
man in New J erw y; ContfreminAn Hilly
Iiuuhes who wa* recently appointed
.Tinl«c of Pasnaic county by Governor
Wiliwm.
From all nppearancm Wilson and his
State machine that he ha« built up by
the patronage of the Governor's ofliee
in the past two years, are hack of NVe«
cottj though I I ukIi«*» and Gebhart have
been MtroiiK W ilson men and progressive
I teims-'-jits front the first, and W eseott
is a very recent convert from the Tanka
of the Jim Smith crowd. There is talk,
too that Jim Smith is quietly laying
pipe for the Senatorship. and that the
reconeilliation
between
his
political
manager, .rim Nugent (who a year a g o
w as thrown out of the I»emoerntie State
('«miuiittee for calling Governor W ilson
publicly “ a liar and an ingrate” ), and
Governor Wilson, is part of Smith's
pfon.
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C OL. R O O S E V E L T A N D
TH E NEGROES
Interpellation» during bis speech in
tlie Progressive convention opened a
win for Col. Roosevelt to explain bis
altitude ill relation to Negro delegates
from the South.
The Colonel pointed out that the m an­
ner in which Repnhliean conventions
treated Negro delegates from the South
had tended, if not to lower, at least
not to elevate them, and had, at tlie
same time, angered the white Southern­
ers and solidified them Into an opposi­
tion injurious alike to whites and bracks.
A k he diweribccl his plao, the Colonel
outlined a Bchenie of home rule for
treating the Neg*o question. H e showed
how
in
Northern
State«
Negro
delegates had been elected because
of their standing in the community, and
he said flint when the South was freed
from the idea o f being forced to send
Negroes as delegate« and left to send
them if they merited the honor, the
solidarity of the South would be broken
nnd the South would once mare present
str teamen of National reputation.
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un-’ hw eaftcr n ill lmve i-lmrfee o f thè
teiritory comprisi!!« Aslinry Park. L ug
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Me sttcccwls
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offer to you readymade wear for the whole family a . ^3ve
that it won't pay you to go elsewhere. We wu SUA^
y o u s o m e money if you will only'give us a chance.
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THE COWPERTHWAIT EXCHANGE
FAMILY OUTFITTERS
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WUV.nson, Martha ................... D
otherwise tbe
Puy nient must be made before the conclusion of the sale,
erty will be immediately resold.
before date of.sale by I)!1' 11
----------------Owners 'can redeem their property any
„ time
nU Taxes against the some and costs in Curred to
K KEAN Cvl^ct°r‘
Dated August 5. 1912.
C om e in and look us over
Barnegai N, J.
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Wardle. Herbert J..........................
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W e guarantee quality by refunding
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also at a lower figure than you are now paying
for poorer good s.
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Q Q c , per lb. will buy the best coffee obtainable,
Is i» ditHvivttlili* t-luit tlicri* might be
enthusiasm worked up for a party enndidntc like Billy H ughes; but it would
look to' most folks that in putting tip
first Jim Martino and then VVescott for
I'nited States Senator, with Jim Smith
or Frank McDermott, of Newark, as ari
alternative, that tlie Deuioemtie party
was inviting anything but 111 " epnfiaenee
of (lie voters of New Jersey.
Higher up politics is ho less diaconrtiiig. it is likely for instance that the
ppublicniis of tlie Third Congressional
strict will have to offer a reward to
t a candidate to run for Congress tina
ii. Only two men have bee«i named
far. mid neither is nnxioua for it—
M. 'Iliompaoii, of New Egypt, ami
H Brown, of Lakewood and Spring
ike. If lie will take it, Mr. Brown
n lie the nominee. He represented
oiiniontli three terms in the Stute
.nate, and is said to he as good a
litieiiin as lie is a business man.
'Omas J. Scully lias just come out in
letter ni the press of the district Rtat- timt Ile is nói a enmiélate for-Flilted
iites •Senator, lint will support Con..simili Billy Hughes, of Passaic, fei­
A« Mr. Harris sees it, the Colonel's
lt piinition. Scully will he the Demo- attitude
is a request to the South to go
die candidate for re-election to Coil
abend and form aew party organizations
on your own lines an you see tit. You
are tlie beat judges of the best method*
ver in tlie Fourth district, (.'otign-ss- in your own section and th/it is all that
I Ira Will'll, who is a p rop erty i'» u the
South has ever îioked.
II Tmns River, lias anjiuuniwl that
The plan is new so tar as the party
will mil inn. W illiam K. Blackman.
treatment o f the Negroes is concerned.
PiU'kertiiU boy, vvlio is a rrenl.ii
It lias usually been promises and sup­
ver. lias lint forili a claim to the
,jj|.,tion.
Asaeiuhlymun Jonh r~ plies for the* delegates, but not! 1g prac:cnl for tip: race at their hoc < . The
lie .id o f
Hu
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new plan '.will put a premium on de.vat! B usin ess College, will run as
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-V find self-respect and it should hucRoosevelt candidate. Tbl» utterly
•Itnles the election o f a regu la r },•
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fian. Prosecutor W llUtm ,t. Cv< rn­
is also talked o f as a T a ft van ■- 'll til«- C olon el's phin. It is an attcMipt
.to tteat the race problem on n ¡bííbíkiíüí
titmlrt umi under local diretti»-«.—je r s e y
c Dcmoernis mentioned for i n
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H1QH POINT
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building the ru#d it once
If tbi* il done the retident* .bouW
appreciate and congratulate Mayor
Joe. K. Mtlburn on hie ecooorab al and
progretaive administration. He is the
right man in the right place. Oood
sound judgment, malice towefd non*
and chaiity fur all
iltgb I'. ini itnuw a very lively re­
sort. A l!th ecjU «ge»a n d bungalo»»
are filled. The regular cottagers ere
entertaining relative,, and Irtende and
the register ol the inn shows many « f
the names ol its former as well ae new
guests
A gay and well attended dance was
given last Saturday evening at Milburn
Hall
Saturday evening Ang. 17, the Set*
pent Yacht Club, will give a vaudeville
»how and dance at the opera hou»e,
Barnegat. A splendid program hu»
been prepared ,
The Conrad Bro«. cottage on Main
Ave. is compleud and a very attract.
Ive one it is
Mt»s Ellrey, of Philadelphia ia entcrIBmtng friends at Keeley’s Kozv,which
rite has rented lor the reason
Kegisted at the Inn are:
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ritunhopfc,
At Coulter, Miss Clara Sailor, Mis;
Malyon Faulkner, Mi and Mrs. Richman and family, Miss Agnes Chase all
of Philadelphia, Mis. li. P. Thomas
and Mrs. Dorothy Thomas ol Riverton,
Daniel Mercinx, Aset, liditor of Silk
Journal New York, C. D. Avis of
Woodbury, „nd others
The High Point Yacht Club ad "cr­
use a bjat race for Aug. 17
Com. A. T. ltidgway aud Mr. Geo.
Hopper, from Haruegat, were recent
visitors. Mr. Bldgway cruieee in his
smart motor bout Ernestine.
Mrs. .Mary Culler aud family, from
Philadelphia, l ’a., have opened their
cottage for the season.
Mrs. G. Graham and daughter, are
ISSI»« « f i d i l i » . K . I
al hi
Hot
,.uj (ainily. arc «pending|
Mary Crawford ofPhitadilviih a tmrty of frimd* »
ng «< the Antler« club
gis Minerva Cr«nmer had her
, • >uned badly 'and ii under
■cm« ol a phytican
|>l
William VanBuskirk of
f c v I'ity and her daughter have
.pending a week at the Acme
bid
I Mr
Leon Hazleton of Mana­
makm spent Sunday here with
Groene
Aparty of young men from
lidgeton are camping here for
oweek« and having all the fun
t is going
[ft,. Beach Haven Construction
Bpany are making many imimnnenU on their tract, grad| laying cement walks and curb,
|T . fair held by St
Th om as
:nas church for tw o days reIr.i.y netted $385, and was c o n red a success in every way
owJimI
with people such as it has
r been before, tills resort is enjoy: msperity beyond expectation. Bus­
men in every brunch are highly
|
with I lie
season's success
b ":
, - to which they have long looked
it«.ml. The eutlre conditions are
■ry tratifying to the present adminI
\\liieh lias -i" hi ureal elloii
I I money to liriug ubout this decided
.■ ..I affairs. In the past three
■ f several score of new cottage« and
tint¡»lows have been built, and the
falu.mou of the borough, due almost enJireiv to improvements, bns lK*en in*
irwiM«1 iu this time by $275,000» Much
m this in. ivasu hftft COID# I'rnm improv»*P'iii> oil the tract of the Heaeb Haven
■baity <’oinpuny. Till« company is
pull spending large sums of money on
N development of their tract, the
beater part of which has now been
Ml.
I Tin meat crowds which have throng*
>1 the boardwalk this season has
bouipted Council to look into the mat*
V iif •nlarging this structure, and this
Ml probably be done and ready for
tee next sunson.
A petition of the Long Branch Elecjric Li^ht and Power and Gas Company
** now before Council. The franchise
Midi is asked, requires a new electric
Jfht mid gas plant to be erected within
mouths.
I .The Hngleside Hotel is thronged with
^Uors who are enjoying the best of
**oing and bathing. ¿The management
a special each week iu the way of
p&Uteement.
This week handsome
jynz‘ s are offered the winers for a freepot-ai| euchre, and since a great many
F 1 cottagers are invited to particir at‘‘. that affair is likely to prove a
lPyt success.
I Ui' New Hotel Baldwin, ranking in
Vnit ,. with the best hotels to be found
gnywloie, is crowded with visitors.
¡¿J1* "ouse draws great crowds ofsportPeople, and fishermen eseciany are
|tiJvi!d the best result.- that these wa*
•I
ever afforded them.
*n.'‘ hays here are inhabited by many
I' ous of fish, and anyone who can cast
IlJ.?1' ,-;m I,Ul^e good catches. It has
■ 11 found that the thoroughfare
IHi, i l,'nis through the property of he
I,,,;1,'1 Huron Realty Company, and
|(lf
)"'* deepened Iasi full by means
|t(J, ‘h'lilgo. affords the finest sport.
I.™1 r •■***. erabbing is unusually good.
itT,."’" eralis are notv lining taken in
"S ' 'l"a ntities.
is h„;. I lt,,e E*S Harlior Yacht Club
,j t”T1V' great success with the series
v,uL "f|e-, ,ox races. The officers of the
?mliuin& a very progressive
v ‘‘ " ui f°r next season. Many of thg
•ini».
enthusiastic racing men,
iW„l , '' riwult of this new organization
:d„„ t "1,1 builders are rushed with or! ,n for boats for next season's use.
occupying one o f Storms’ cottages.
Mayor Jos. Nulburn is visiting Tren­
ton.
Robert Schock, of Philadelphia, Pa­
wns a recent guest of High Point.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Percy Thomas, of
Riverton, nre registered at “ The Inn” .
Mr. Thomas is the crack golfer of Riv­
erton Country Club, having won tweuty
or more trophies and honors for himself
and club.
Mr. Clins. Kenzil. of New York, is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Kin­
sey.
Mrs. J. E. Seliram and daughter
Edith, visited relatives at Beach Ha­
ven, recently.
Saturday evening, August 3, was a
gala night for the visitors aud cottag­
ers here. An informal entertainment
and dance wns given at “ The Inn.”
The program was rendered hy artists
of high order and enjoyed by all. High
Point has soma rare talent that gen­
erously and graciously responds and it
is much appreciated. We hope to have
another entertainment soon. Everybody
wns happy.
\fr« A. R Kinsey hnR resumed the
management of the “ Inn” , aud desires
the countenance of her former patrons.
Mr. and Mrs. , L. Kieloy entertained
recently, the Rev. Artnnnd Miller,
I). t)„ of Charleston, S. C., ilnd Miss
Nellie Hollis, of Phila.. Pa.
Earl Stevens,
Philadelphia: Mr.
Walter, of Fowler. IV ; Harold Bar­
nard. of Merehantvllle; Ralph Nash,
Don.id Singer, Albert Buckingham,
T iu, Ast or, Wm. J. Milburn, Jr., were
recent v itors.
Mrs. AUele M atrons is occupying her
cottage for the summer
Raymond Wa irons, U. of P., stroke
of barge team, is here spending his va­
cation.
\
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hobuson, of
Tioga, Pa., are at the McNab cottage
Mm
VtnsUni
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Mr*. Tbo*. Pottier sod daughter of
Philadelphia are vieiimg at the home
of ¡0*1Bn tuakillj
Hany Lasarod epeot last Thursday
in Philadelphia
H. K. Millar of Pata*aoa, repreaant
mg the Anlt Saloon Loaguo of New
Jeraey, mid* an addre** jn the Meth>>
dial church on Sunday morning last
and anuth.r io tb* Prrsbytenan church
in the evening
Louis J. Kayter of the R der-Mo*re
Stewait trhuol o f Trenton, epent a lew
days in town, Mr. Kayser is former
supervisor of our schools and we are
always gls.l to see his smiling coontenance
We noticed »x Judge M. L. Berry in
town on Sunday
Mr*. '-Vnlter Atkinson spent Tucjdav
in Philadelphia
•
Mb«** Florence and Kthcl Hitchinir*
o f Ocean Grove are visiting the Mtssc*
R In and Elizabeth Kelley
William Talman o f Swedesboro spent
a portion ol the week here, coming by
automobile
Mis* May McConotny is visiting relalive* at Point Pleasant
Mr. and Mrs, B. II. Crosby and party
of friends, ot Rahway, spent the week
cud at the “ Skcelors.” The Crosbya
were former residents
Misses Ruth and Jane Darby are
spending a month with relatives at Sea
Haven
,
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. McDantrls are
spending a lew days nt Little Beach
George Kurnpf is now acting as drug­
gist at Durand’s pharmacy
T. P. Price and family of Moorestown
are spending the remainde. of the sum.
tner here
Isaac Cliver and son o f Mount Holly
spent several days here this week
J. C. Lonan of Asbury Park is a re
cent arrival
Ezra Parker, president of Barnegat
Bank, was calling on friends here Tues­
day
Watson Mathis of Sea Side Park
spent the week end here
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t b i f lamliuit |#IY, TW3 «rr *l*»i
pit's *t tb« Hr*tit Hin'h IlfHtwp,
Aiihibi tin* BUfiNi it tb# Hr*i*t lk*«rb
||«»it«r in- Mr. A)rt«, tb*
<»|*cr*
rffiSfr; Mr. ftCTBUMBi Mbn Kltlipr,
Mr iMj u( Ortrl'Mnk, l*t.
Mr .\lt#Ti Hitt#r. iW
i'qbtm<ti# Hum HurtHd !«• IMiiln*t«i|*ftU
f«r « i f f ilg;».
•'lb* Kl#am»r !*iiiiw<kmI«, of tlti*
ut«*«% tin* In*«***
Slkui Mitllui
( Ommit, nt tiir(i**tfnt.
Hr, Harry Bru«M»t«r, wife, nn<l Mb»«
Bruimtar, «f IHiitniMiitiki, an* vbitmg
j rrlntir«*« bn>.
| Mb» \l»rii((«*r»ti* OhIh-H, of fhllutlrl
»{nr«* n mnmlunnlUtw ron«t H#n
| tin) <'V«*iilutf on tin* b#nrb. It wnR n
itr* nt Niirrinui. Tin* main fiiHttr# of
il«** #v#uinif w#fn noi)g«i fivi*n hf Mr
! Ayr#«.
Wr nml .Mria fttniHmnn, of WQntl&c
Ib»l., wm* metwrt KiicNtn nt th#
i Urntit Booth
ij .Miss Muncticiitr Danhower. accomj mnlisl by bur fHcad, Alias Itrniull, of
I I.i!«tI« lj»Uia., nit* «|N*niliim ton# tlnu*
j hm* with li«*r pjimitn, Mr. and Mr*.
W. If. Dnnhowir.
Mi*« lC«t«*lla llnrta'rmc. of P#ralx*rtmi. i« vlnitliitf licr unfit, Mr*. Ashhrook
( hllBft.
Kinlioniieti from tliiw
ar# c*tch*
in# m*|iy fi«h, alno uimur <n»lm.
' ■II, B. Mrl»iiiiL'lilln n ■niliit}* yacht
"i '»»!«" lirtu irrirnl b«rt from Itnlniid
. ami to*aka very ui* ill the
j H#itflitM
luirlior. '
J
BARNEGAT CITY
| Mr. and Mrs. E. G C. Bleakly of
Camden have been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Richard G. Develin at their sum­
mer home for n few days
C O M M O D O R E W M . C. 8 M IT H
The Ocean Gate Yacht Club, on Torn»
River, 1ms gene to the front In things
iiyutlcul during the short time of its
existence. Of course, this would not
he possible Imd the members elected
“ dead oiii«" for their officers; but as the
election of ticc-couimndoreahip brought
out such a mail as William C. Smith,
the welfare of the club was then and
there assured.
Commodore Smith is a yachtsman
who has made a big name for himself
iu the building of fine homes in the
sc'cct locution of flOth and (list and
Chestnut street«. Philadelphia.
Hi*
building of the two elaborate apartment
houses within a stone's throw of GOth"
street and elevated gave that section of
Mrs. Forrest Allen of Point Pleasant
West Philadelphia just whut was
has been visiting her parents ’ Mr. and
wanted, and the apartments were soon
Mrs. Joseph McCbnomy
taken up. Many clubmen saw the ad-'
vantage, of the bachelor apartments, and
Miss Ada Cranmer of Philadelphia
have taken ijtmrterH there. Not satisspent the week-end at the Carlton with
fiyd with all the gopd things so far done
to accommodate those who wished the
her sister Mr-. Henry Kumpf
best In apartments, Commodore William
C. Smith is now starting the “Court of
Mrs. J. Hopper, who spends her
Honor,”
another home for gentlemen.
summers at Beach Haven was calling
With all this hustle mid business ac­
on friends here, Thursday
tivity to occupy his attention, many
yachtsmen wonder how it is possible for
Rev. J G. Edwards, D. D., accom­
Commodore Smith to take such an ac­
panied by Mrs. Edwards is visiting at
tive part in the Ocean Gate Yacht Club
mul give his time to his beautiful fifty
Capt. Wilbur Parker's. Dr. Edwards
one-footer Katheuima in the races.
is a former pastor and preached a very
“ It’s a ease of nib work and no play
makes me a dull boy," says the Com­
forceful sermon in the M. E. church on
modore.
Sunday'evening, from the text ‘ ‘The
The Iiathemmn is the finest boat, and
mystery of godliness” . We are glad to
mciiy say the fastest on Barnegat Bay.
She bus a 25-H. P. heavy duty Buffalo
welcome them in our midst
engine, and her accommodations are
Charles Webb and Miss Helen Allen
vi ry commodious below decks. The en­
gine loom is bulk-headed and fully vehof Beach Haven spent the week-end
t‘Intoil, the galley is fitted out with two
here
sti ves, the,main -saloon Is paneled with
mahogany and hug a large chart table
James Ludlow and Miss Allie Dayfor the navigation work. Aft. in the
tor. are sojourning at Atlantic City
owner's state room, is a real spring bed.
mahogany bureau and the entire quarRalph Maugham and family of TenaUTJ are elaborately fitted out. The deck
fly are spending the remainder of the j control is so arranged that one can take
summer here
full charge of the yacht; slip has large
: wnings and a tine after deck for day
County Superintendent C. A. Morris j parties. In heavy \reatber the yacht
o f Toms River was in town Monday J can he handled from the forward deck­
house without the steersman being^xC. R. Gaskill and W. C. Parker Jr.,
pused to the elements. Altogether the
Knthemma shows a well thought-out
Raitway Mail Clerks,(spent a portion of
yacht,
and is a credit to her owner.—
Iasi week among relatives
Resorts and Yachting.
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ilot leading down to tb#
Both Commodow Smith «ad bit
They bad on# tnati on City
devil braced against the two HI# bontà tbuin. P B. Frankinftehl intended to
«hitli « e re nested and Inebetì fast c o make the trip t„ Bermuda, but Mr.
tb# port side near tb# ventilator. H# Smith h«nng run the top of an oil can
stood tbete notching tb* sens snd a* through hta hand and Mr. Prank infield'a
tb* bug* waves broke over the cisft he brother dying a few davt before the
wuuldfeiuia lb# ventilator around to ,w * started, both war* compelled to
keep the water from going below, then »bandon the trip,
bock again to lha wind. In t b » way
On the ryturn of the Kathemma to
they were enabled to breath*.
th® rcpreaemativ* of the
Altar nineteen hours of toil under Courier wns taken aboard by the Chief
such condition* they succeeded in tnak* Engineer end permitted to *#e what a
mg temporary repair*. Then thev were veeael looked like after making an
unable toeta it the engine. Owing to oe*nn voyage. The top of the pilot
the intense best of the engine room due house had been taken off before tha
to lack of ventilation, they had melted »tart of the race and the deck boarded
the insulation in Hie coil, which pro- over, and a break water erected on top
duccd a short circuit. Their only sales- j °f thecabin. They bad netting fastention then lay in their ability to start ed around the rail six feet high to keep
the engine .ob a magneto, a feat they 'he men from bring thrown overboard
had never before attempted. They ‘ n « heavy sea. There was an extra
were so lexhausted from their exertion gasoline tank fitted on the after deck
and the fumes from the gasoline th at, and “ !*<> one on lop of the cabin, their
no man could work more than ten min* totnl gasoline capacity being 7SO galutea at a time. Finally chief engineer lo»*. which was sufficient for a cruise
Smith succeeded in turning the engine
MOO miles. They carried two life
over fast enough for the magneto to ■' *•* in addition to their nine foot
generate a spark. By that time having dingy. They also bad 400 feet of can{billed so far out of their course and ; vas which not only helped their speed
unable to get an observation they were hut steadied them in. the rough seat,
not sure of their position, which wns His Kathemma returned home none-the
responsible for their dtfeut. It wa* worse for herlroughexperience, her hull
four days before they saw the sun and being tight as a bottle. Her crew was
then they discovered they were seventy ; composed of the following: Dr. C. S.
miles beyond Bermuda. Turning back 1Street, Master; Richard Young, Navithev reached St. Davids Head, B er-, gator; Mr. Roland, First Mate, repremuda, ot 6:30 p. m. Thursday, August sentative o f "Yachting and Resorts";
1st. The Kathemma had to give the ; Dr. Swayne, Charles Kellum; Cook!
Dream time allowance of fourteen Harold Remer; Chief Engineer Jake
hours, the Dream having arrived at, Smith; Assistant Engineer, Charles
8:45 p. m on Wednesday, thus beating Trombly.
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the Kathemma in Jay twenty-one hours
The Kathemma is 51 feet 3 inches
and thirty five minutes without count­ over all and equipped with a twentying her time allowance.
four horse power heavy duty Buffalo
The crew were worn out after their Engine
struggle with the elements, Dr. C. S,
Street having slept very little during
H A R V EY CEDARS
the entire voyage. Chief Engineer
Miss Kate Elfrey, of 1933 North
Jake Smith and his assistant Charles
Trombly were also .pretty much ex­ Eighteenth street, has Miss Eleanor
hausted from having to be on duty Walker as her guest for a fortnight at
alternately, four hours oa and four her house in the Cedars, High Point
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Rusk and fam ­
hours off.
After the feed pipe broke and so much ily o f Haddonfield are spending some
time here
gasoline got into the bilge they dare
Attorney William J. Kraft and fami­
not start a fire to cook anything, so
they existed for three days on raw eggs ly o f Camden are spending ten days at
and oranges, and when off watch were bis favorite fishing headquarters here
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ill «>as thioogh « »»•**#
compelled to sleep in the life boats on
deck wrapped in their oil skins as no
one could stay below more than ten
minutes at a time, Engineer Smith
stated that the engine behaved beauti­
fully boih going out and coming back,
never missing an explosion.
On tbefr iarrival they were royally
entertained by the members of the
Bermuda Yacht Club and after resting
up they started back to Atlantic City
on Tuesday for the special prize given
by the Hctelmen’s association of the
resort.
Collegians Trim Tuckerton.
Tuckerton, N. J „ Aug. 10—The home
team was defeated here today by the
strong Atlantic City Collegians by the
score of 9 to 4. Parker, as usual, was
ill excellent form, ami, with tight sunport, should have won his game, but
errors 1' his romrudes were costly
Score;
ATLANTIC CITY.
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K. M'N. lb
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H. M'N'l, e
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Coming ou of the harbor at Bermuda J.
Lee, If
the ¡government pilot who had the
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wheel became confused and in trying to
TUCKERTON.
avoid a tug boat he threw »he wheel
K. H. 0 A. B.
hard over to port instead of to star­ Irel'nd. cf . . . . ..........0 0 0 0 0
. M
#1 0 0 i
board, and before the engine could be T. Ph’ro, ss ..
r rm
1 o 1 x .. yvYitjyV‘.*j
reversed, cbe Kathemma crashed into Kelly, 11> ___ .......... 0
0 12 1 $
the tug, breaking her stem about four f t . ITi’ro, c .. ..........1
3 10 3 1
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S«mmei*H. rf .. .......... 0
0 0 o o
fept above the water line, snd damag­ Adams, 3b . . . ,
1 1
3
ing a fev, of her planks. A fter hasty Brown, 2b . . . . ..........0
. ’ À'VV
0 s 3
X 0 c
repairs were made by tacking some can­ 1‘arker, p » . . .
i wkiwm
vas over the hole they proceeded on
Totals .
4 S 27 J6 J
their voyage, and with the exception of Tuekerttm
.0 0 0 2 0
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Beach Havea
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Splendidly Located Lots in Developed
Beach Haven at Prices as Low as
Asked for Sandy Wastes
Lot* 25 « 100 foot. with «11 improvement». Title«
guaranteed by Fidelity Tru»t Co.. Newark, N. J.
Price* $400 and upward. Payment* of $6 to $10 a
month. Ten per cent, diaeount for caah.
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Pati, convenient service
The Beach Haven Realty Co. la not scll.og land on a speculative basis,
not «re lots being ottered far promotion purposes.
We desire to
interest the conservative investor— YOU. the man who can lay aside
iiuiy m to $10 t month io the purchase of Und that actually g fö tt m
while1 he it fsvliiff fot Sta aft well a$ the buyer who can afford to
25 Bonus to the First Ten Persons Who Build this Summer
An otter which enable* you to buy land and build at an expense not much above the coat of rental (or a reason or taro. Building it »o progress every
where on our tract. We desire to foster this phase of development, hence our liberal bonus otter.
THIS ILLUSTRATION SH O W S THE BEACH H AVEN REALTY CO.’ S HOLDINGS.
BOTH O CEAN AND BAY VIEWS
C om e nee what c h o ic e land w e arr telling.
EVERY LOT HAS
Seeing is believing, and you'll agree this is a real etu re opportunity trld «m met with.
have you viiit Beach Haven «■ our gueat.
Talk is cheap— performance is what counts. Beach Haven’ s aggressive
"p u sh -ah ead " policy has never shown to greater advantage than now.
There will soon be completed and thrown open for traffic
The M agnificent Bridge Across
Little Egg Harbor Bay
representing one o f the greatest engineering feats ever accomplished by
a seashore resort. Connecting with the great Ocean Boulevard on the
mainland, this bridge will be a direct means o f communication for auto
and other vehicle traffic from New York and Philadelphia. What this
means in the enhancement o f land values in Beach Haven is a question
o f vital interest to all who appreciate the impetus to expansion that
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unquestionably offers T o-d a y ’ s Greatest Opportunity for High-Class In­
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take you over our entire tract, show you the improvements that are alf
there— not promised. See beautiful cottages and bungalows— the
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Mr*. A. H. Salmon» r*c«nily rn in -j
amiti m ar, iMmkkt^tiug, and
turned her *oo in-law. Mr. G -beoon ol ••>111« Muti •«*rre*l*«'Hde|nr, wìtli ph>Rlenl
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Frank Schroeber oI Pbiladrlphi* * «
•u.tUr " U«h4 for th r >«»nng girili, and
* recent 1 -»¡tor here
hlter a night mhmil for thè old**r Imiv»
Your cotretpondent w»* recently « « n mblrtl. The*** w IhmiÌ« inrbnte
talking with a Trenton re»ident who their couna*« uri IIIincile, aiadliug, p**niHMtkkveptug. EnaiLt) touipai*
Mid the sentiment lor Roosevelt In imiimhlp,
timi, eoiiittiereliil gmigntplty, atenogrnthat city it very strung, particularly ph>, clocutidU, hlatQCy, ermmimr. batik
iug nnd timiiic,e. (siniiuereinl liiHinry,
among working men
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W . , streets. Newark, N. J.
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"U h 7.1 memlirr»: a lim iti and Bugie
* uri««, «<>ti*i*iiug nf «Iti, a ti i r L |Iat>
talhiii «if 2 tM, afib ilitir uttn Ilttgle
and 1 »rmu Curpafe. wHv exei* l«*e ami drill
r‘ M’**r«IÌtitf In H'tlilor.v regulatten. a
Junior OntriiN uf ilTili boy* am i girla
AB ttre|ie«lm i*f 80 utefuher«, a Violiti
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.\«H*mlillwi, whiHi iliehidr all fbu aia*
denta nimI gire training In rcading Mini
piiblie a|M>akÌng.
TIh» w’ImmiI'« piqué al work Includo«
enlialbeiden, ru ttis i S tate« Army Pù*lring-up Kxareiatn« and Military Drill,
•thiea mul Eretteli. B rfw * tlti» Wfttm*
mnker inuovnt imi tliere tv un tuJliing for
-neh boya attd girla tt* do Utit io legni a
traile or en ter a btiMincHa whch* mtly
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te< hideal trainici w a i giteti, wldmiil re*
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Central Provision Market
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Full Line ol Fiesh Meat* and Groceries
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Queen City Butter
A T C IT Y PRICES
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BEACH HAVEN, N. J
Successor C O X S STORE.
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Pure Artesian Well Water Ice
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from the ice plant.
ELMER KING. Manager
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Tnyter Archer, of uetir fliin p!n<H\
Imd Id* wholt‘ tomato patch tuioad
by tue recent heavy nilus.
Six mile* of the new »ravel ro«d from
New Egypt to CiiHBViile in now com­
pleted.
Mra, Kiiplieinin Bishop, who bn«
been receiving treatment at a I'hllndeb
phut liospitul for the punt few mouths,
returned to her home here this week,
much improved in health.
Mr«. Jiinien A. Irons has the con­
tract to build rt live-room bungalow
for Mrs. Sarah Bumoui.
Mr. <1. I'. Koulka lost a cow and
Heed ami Cox Ioat a borne on the same
day.
Joel Waiuwrigid, who bought the
property formerly owned by Btephen
OakerHon, is having a two-story addi­
tion put to the house.
A carload of potatoes art* being ship­
ped away every day from New Egypt.
A new tire to he lined in ease of fire
has been placet! at Headley's black*
Biuith shop.
It is said the Pine View lias the great­
est number of boarders.
Many farmers about here have been
exhibiting large potatoes, but the prize
ones that we have seen grow on the
farm belonging to Iiewin Verkes, ot
near Lcvvistown. Nineteen potatoes tip­
ped the scales nt just niucbTti pounds.
Tin1 potatoes are on •Nhilution at Low­
er's store.
The Carnival Association decided to
itiilil the .Nniili .«mn.at Lake V jonivni
on Thursday, August 22. The solicit­
ing committee lmd a very favorable re­
port and it looks ns though this would
Pi- tin* most successful Carnival yet.
\\\ T. Nash was elected vice president
of the association and Dr. W. C. Jones,
treasurer.
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It is understood that a baby parade
and other entertainments are being ar­
ranged to take place during the after­
noon of Carnival Day.
With every boarding house full of
summer visitors the season is the best
•yet.
Yardvllie’ s Winning Ron.
New Egypt, N. J.t Aug. 10.-Auother
game was dropped to the \avdvdle
team, tins being hut he third defeat
of the season for the hone team. Score*
v i i w EGYPT.
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BCrner, If ••
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Lamb, 2b ••
irnrd f«*r lite d«V»dopunui of uiind rtr
«duirncter.
Mnuy la»ya nnd girle enti noi al temi
publie Hv-botds.
Home are fumai luto
thè world of wnrk by ln«*k of nieum« and
thè tu*. ♦whìì.v of eariiiui n living. H«nm*
must lielp Miipport niolliera nini vouiiger
« hildreu. uttd hoiiu* ar«- erowdmi oul ot
n» lanil hy thè |diysi« al limitaiioim of olir
prune ut Kyafeti
ptiUHv «ntuentim».
l )theni a re le«l ‘«rl.\ in life into litmineHM
hy tlm natural
Ino he
coihI
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f |ii
I« the laiy«
time to pHv
girls, mid at *h
t*i
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imqiou m the
sim-s. «vus th«* purpose
o f Ih- rotini
So w » n «flirted the
John Wnintim r Cmntiiereinl IiiHiitute,
not II« mi lldvcltixcuieill. hut II« n chill'
duty lo Ilio rihiug ‘.'Cimentions
Sittce it« founding more tinnì
sfl.dents hove been enrolled, the yoniig
er hoy« mid girls eomposing die niafning school held during «tore hour«, nini
V eteran s Reunion.
Y-fourtli ¡uiuual reunion of
,» of the liölh Kesiwt-tit. N;
■rs, will lx hold in ( .-e-sceut
: street, Kutontown, ur­
teilst 19tlr. I’reparations
imdo for a royal welcome to
is,
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Fifth and Stevens an-tue,
itnrday, August 17th, ul U
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The fiftieth or golden reunion of the
Fourteenth New Jersey Volunteers is
to he held on Monday, August 26th, the
anniversary of the date on which the
volunteers were mustered into service
—August 20, 1802. The reunion will
be held at the home of the Hon. James
B. Vredenburgh, at Freehold.
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Abramowitz’s Dry Goods
Änd Furniture Stores, B* BWEG>UIWe carry n o good» over— that means a Great REDUCTION of Pn
of our entire stock « f l*oih »tor s. 1 will here mention a few of Me
and Young Men's clothing bargains.
$18.00 ®
15-00 “
13.00 “
12.00
10.50
$ 2 0 . 0 0 S u it s
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W hen in town, drop in and look over our stock.
Rerpecttully yours.
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LEWIS ABRAMOWITZ
W hy Pay Rent?
W h y not own your
ow n Housei
a n d p ay f o r it o u t o f th e r e n t you
p a y e a c h m o n t h .?
Everything
for the
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C o m e to u s a n d w e w i ll m a k e y o u
a n e s tim a te o f w h a t y o u n e e d for
a h o u s e , cottag'e, b u n g a l o w - t e l l '
i n g y o u j u s t w h a t y o u w ill h ave to
b u y , a n d w h a t it w i l l co st y o u .
Lumber, Hardware, Cement, •
Lime, Brick, Faints,
Varnishes, etc.
Totals
o’clock A. M. A special invitation is
extended to the wives and daughters of
the comrades to be present on that day.
Comrades are requested to wear the
¿tenoral (.'uster red necktie ns a reunion
badge.
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Curtain*, Po.tierea.Couch Coeeia, Curtain Fiature*. Picture*,
Clock*. Book, in Set*. Comfortable., Blanket*. Steamer Rug.
Bed* and Bedding. Bed Linen, Household Linen*, Sheet* and
Caaea, Window Shadea.Porch Screen., Silverware, Cut Glaw,
Cutlery, Cbinaware, Refrigerator*, Lamp*. Baby Carriage*.
Sewing Machine*. Wa*hing Machine*. I alkmg Machine*.
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The man who owns his own
home makes the best citizen
T H E A . B. N E W B U R Y C O ., (INC.)
Opp. C. R. R. Depot
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The DAVIS DRUG STORE
Vi»it our New Fountain
S o d a S e r v e d J u st R ig h t
with pure fruit ayrupa and CRANE'S ICE CREAM
IS L A N D H E IG H T S
RADCLIFFE G. BRIDGE
V e g e t a b l e s <& F r u i t
Central Avenue
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Goods Delivered
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AT THE PUBLIC DOCK
Confectionery, and Ice Cream Cones
ISLAND HEIGHTS
CIGARS, SODA AND LIGHT DRINKS
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Reasonable Prices
ISLAND HEIGHTS
CASHM EAT MARKET
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Orders Called 'for and
Delivered
A. J. BRADY, Proprietor
A. B. AYRES
• C. B. Cole* of Moore»town, who ha*
a big lumber bu.ine** In Camden, ha*
been unending tomr fim* her* aa usual.
The moving picture thonr, almost the
onlv amusement here, haa been handtomely patroniied tbiaaummer
The Carnatiui Mandolin club of
Philadelphia gave a concert Saturday
evening at the yacht club
A for<h of recreation increasing in
popularity hers is the marshmallow
roast. Almost every ev ning the beach
is dotted wiih little driftwood camp
The Standard ot
Perfection in the
Manufacture of
Superior
Ice Cream
and Pastry
Purjty, Deliciousness, Service
FRANK U. FRASER
Everything Good to Eat
Machinist and
Engineer
Plumbing and
Pump Work
Daily Papers and Magazines
Asbury Ave»
OCEAN GATE
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Motor Oils and Gasoline
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The Aerodome
F IR S T C L A S S
T u e sd a y ,
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S a tu rd ay o .
Each Week.
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Parti«* lati week, one on Wtiinriday
at tb* vachi club under tho patronag*
Refined
Amusement
Lumber*
M ill-W ork
Builders’
Hardware
Paints.
Oils.
Glass
Sewer Pipe (El Fittings
COAL <a WOOD
Sea Side Park, N. J.
OPPOSITE BERKELEY STATION
Your Patronage Solicited
Star Airdome
Sea Side Park
<| Censured pictures only, and
nothing allowed to offend good
order or morals.
«jj Come and bring the children
at this family resort.
«1 Under the personal super­
vision of the owner.
H. V. CHAMBERLAIN
At the Pier
Sea Side Park
A . C. H A A G
Ice Cream Parlor
Confectionery
Our Cinnamon Bun* Have a Reputation
Sod a W a ter
C ig a r «
Sea Side Park, N. J.
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E. M . B R O W E R
SEA
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Admission I Oc
One long Show only, of 3 reels each
night, beginning at 8 .IS P. M.
Phone No. 11
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The Best Moving
Pictures on the
Coast are Shown
at the
Garage
Fifth Avenue
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Agent for
SHAWMUT TIRES
REPAIRING
A. H. TOLBERT. Her.
P IC T U R E S
Ocean Gate A ve.
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JOSEPH A.
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ISLAND HEIGHTS, N. J.
Subscriptions Received
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bu*y thi» «ummer. particularly o*er khe
wrek.end*
ISLAND HEIGHTS
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Picnic Parties welcomed at the Bath
Ing Pavilion, Sea Side Park
Beach Toys for the Cht’dren at the
G. A. Voigt this <umin*r ha* mlanted
Sea Side Park Pavilion.
hi. dairv, lunchroom, and ice cream
parlor at Central and North avrnuea.
an.l i* doing quitr * businrs*
John Viereck & Son
Corner Store
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Island Heights
New Jersey Boatbuilder
Sail Boats, R^w Boats and Motor B ook
For HIRE. Boats Bought and Sold.
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Island Heights
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Joseph 11 Ua n H b<-tail'd for the
»reumi Satt da« in August byam ateu'
«achia o f tti Sea Side Park, Ulani!
Htighta and Bay Head dub*. It hat
been w oo fix times bv Sea Side Park,
Mven limes by Island Heights, Mint,
Bouquet, Empress, I. H. Y , C, each
hat two winning* to its credit: Old
Maid. Manbasset, Peerless, Dorothy
and Virginia have each woo Sewell cup
once.
Friday night before the regatta wai
the auntiai Sewell cup dance. A large
number u( people came over from the
Island Heights and Ocean Gate yacht
clubs. The assembly room was filled.
Thete were refteshnvnts served, and
a reception belli by Commodore Weav­
er and his staff officers
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not finish
3:57 20
3:59 32
3:54 di6
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LANOKA
lr. Sinclair was down for a few days
Wine over hi* recent purchase in
i estate, the Smock property
he surveyors were down last week
I surveyed a number of lots along
L a n d in g Road opposite the Jerry
C^rthy place
Irs. W. S. Forman aiid sons spent
isday with Mrs. Wood Patton and
ighttr at Sea Side Park .
Irs. Jessie Rogers of Bayville spent
ursday of last week with her mother
s. Geo. Ditton
’ ery cool nights for the month of
I. S. Forman fell and dislocated his
u!der last Wednesday night while
ng on a motorcycle. No damage
ie to the machine, which was lucky
the owner as he had a distance of
¡lve miles to go before reaching
ne. The shoulder was put back in
;e by Dr. Clarence Disbrow of Toms
lei and Dr. O. A. Wood of Forked
er.
‘ All’ s well that ends well” ,
e shoulder is getting 0. K.
ones Bunnell was home Sunday from
the Bay
seems that for the betterment of
town and its further progress, that
Oyster Landing road which is sur:d fifty feet in width, and not propcared for, that the people in genshould see that the road committee
in the low spots to the full width
r to the Landing and not have these
es growing up with bushes and
rs. M r. Sinclair, one ot the interd has offered the sum of $58 for
improvement to the town
Iso to the west of the county road
g through this town, there is a
-j of swamp land with asmaii stream
vale! which Rows into Cedar Creek
above the town, and in its course
illects a large quantity of refuse and
from the back yards which this
am runs through, causing the good
a water in the main creek, which is
died by numerous fresh water
ngs, to be unfit for drinking pur>s. An underground drain would
ver the purpose and do away with
loid germs, which are bound to
:e their appearance sooner or later,
lis distance of a quarter mile could
drained at small cost to the town
would prevent disease of some kind
Hotel Helsel
* Mr. and Mr*. Atmore Holman are
entertaining Mr*. Frank Pheasant of
Mcrchaatvillc and Mr. Alvin Snell of
Pbila.
Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Jones have re­
turned home after spending several
days with relatives here
Mr.and Mrs.Leonard Parker of Phila.
are spending a fortnight witn his par
enti here
Mrs. William Seaman and son Chas.
of Ocean City are staying with her par­
ents for a few days
Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Irelaod and son
George and wife of Atlantic City came
over in their auto and made a few
short calls on relatives here and were
attacked by the gypsies.
Miss Hazel Gaskill of New Gretna is
visiting her sister Mrs. Amelia Horner
M rs. John N. Parker is home again
after spending some time in Ocean
City
Mr. Charlie Torrence of Philadelphia
is stopping with Mr. and Mrs. James
Parker for a few days fishing
Mrs. Abram Price of Beach Haven
spent the week home
Miss Elsie and Edith Cassler and
friend MissMargaretMcClehen of Phila.
have opened their cottage on Main St.
Mrs. Ed Grover is ent. rtaining Miss
Wilma Issiner of Phila.
Roy Grover is making the little ones
happy by giving them auto rides often
Mr. and Mrs. Charies Keebler of
Woodbury, N.J., are stopping with her
sister, Mrs. Filbert Parker
Adam Price has returned home after
a long visit with his sisters at Atlantic
City
Mason Price was a Phila. visitor
again this week
We are glad to Fee the gypsy band
keep on the move as they passed
through the town although the fruit
trees suffered that they could reach
Miss Reba Brown has been enter­
taining a party of friends from Mount
Holly
J a y Parker of Beach Haven made a
flying visit on Sunday with friends
here
like malaria or typhoid fever.
Its a
thing which the Health Department
have on hand in other localities, and
they should not overlook this for the
town’ s benefit.
O CEAN G A T E
Rpfulat Dinner 50 c
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Room* Single «*{
Brrvet * f amant Ice Cteam
7 0 -F -U
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TO M S RIVER. NEVA' JERSEY
Fo»nicely P A R K E R H O U S E
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LOUIS ARM
F O R K E D R I V i - R . B A R N E G A T llAv. N. J .
Ten nule» Iroen lumi R iver, directly on the main road ina
Lakewood to Atlantic C ity, over the finest roadi ta «hr State.
Open Under New ManaRement
T h e F in e il
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Rate $1.50 per day and Up.
Special Kates by the week.
John E. Knechl
Proprietor
BAR
CAFE
Beach Haven, N . J .
CHAMBERLAIN’ S
Regular Dinner 50 c
Soft Drinks
Cigars
Large, Cool, Well Kept Rooms
Excellent Cimine.
Mskmg s id for your pslrunsgs, I- offer to
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RESTAURANT
SEA SIDE PA R K
OCEAN COUNTY, N J.
Sea Side Park
5th Ave., near Public Dock
Near Penntylvani*
R. R. Station
THE K1TTATINNY
LUNCHES PUT UP FOR PARTIES
$1.50 per Day
Pine
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P IN E B E A C H
N EW JERSEY
“ On the Shore in the Pines”
Old English Grill
Garage
Motoring
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LUNCHES PUT UP FOR PARTIES
Ocean Gate and Chelsea Avenues
BARNEGAT
Last Tuesday afternoon while re­
turning from a delivery trip to Forked
River and Waretown in the Otterbach
bakery wagon, Herbert Mick met with
quite an accident, whereby he was
bruised, cut on the head, and his ankle
sprained. The axle on the wagonbroke,
and while he was attempting to get
out o f the wagon, it upset, falling on
Mick. This frightened the horse which
ran away. Mick was picked up by
some automobilist and brought Dr.
Conover’s here
Ju s t before delivering Mr. Mick at
the Doctor’s, a tire blew out on the car
creating the impression that some one
was shot
The Gypsy Caravan which has been
creating such excitement and disturb­
ances along the shore, passed through,
here last Wednesday. Before they
got out of town, a resident of Forked
River was after them, he demanding
$20 they had stolen from him. After
threatening them with arrest they re­
turned the money and were ordered
out of town
Wm C. Brown and wife of Lakewood
spent Friday with Mrs. Brown’s par­
ents here
Th* “ T. S. C.” advertise a vaude­
ville entertainment in the opera house
on Saturday evening, Aug 17
Capt. Daniel VanCleaf is having the
fence painted around his property, cor
ner - f Main and Bay streets
Capt. Wm T. Randolph spent a few
days home last week
Capt. John Hankins was home over
Sunday
Prof. Lawrence Elberson of Mount
Holly accompanied by his friend Mr.
Pierce and son of Bordentown were
down forseveral days fishing last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Coombs of Long
Island are at H. A. Tolbert’s. Mr.
Coombs has been a Courier reader for
many years
Mr. and'Mrs. Harry VanNote spent
Sunday at home
Ezra Parker has had the front fence
of his property repainted
Miss My tie Hulskamper of Orange,
is visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Tolbert cele­
brated the twentieth anniversary of
their wedding on Fridaylevening, Aug.
9tb. About 1SO guests were pres-nt
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and|a very enjoyable time was had. tion and has for its objects the tjerel
of the manly side ot n n")
They received inanv beautiful and opnient
diameter, by putting him ou ms «
valuable gifts as a reminder of the oc or aud responsibility. Camp life l
feature, and even- boy before he c
casdon
qualify as a first-class scout, nu'at . '
Mis. KatherineS. Mathis, has moved able to cook, steaks and vczetah •
from Luckeuon, and in the future will The National Council contains suchA
iuent men as Theodore Roosevelt, »» ■
make her home wuh her parents here
H. Taft and the Chief Scout
Mr. and Mr*. Samuel Cawman an­ Beard, a well-knorvu authority on ca a
nounce the marriage of ihek daughter
UAlphonse W. Kelly is the f.cf S
Editha S., to W. Ernest Mullendore
ter of Barnegat Troop, and f Tib.'t't
E. R. Breece of Long Branch a for­ are commanded by Kenneth X
and C. V. D. Conover. The troop »
mer tesidem. here, is here on a visit, at present some twenty memner The Co-Operative Glass Co-, o t
(
and lie notices 'many improvements in
the town since his lust visit three years negnt, has finished a very. sl l e^ted,
season for the portion that 14
ute
ago
since they got title to the proP«W“ g
Capt. Joseph K. Ridgway, a veteran ill March. It was intense!} .1“t,)^ they
to watch the blowers at night, ^g,
of the civil war, was taken quite sick handled the red hot bottles by h “ t8j|)(,
last Friday and or. Sunday his condi people come to see them
enmlion was so bad , that after a consula- towus. This summer u&7 \ pect
plevely rebuilding the tnllk,
.„ ¡t is
tion uf physicians, it was thought best to run three shifts next fire.
„„WI
to take him to a hospital in Philadel­ understood they have plenty
orders.
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to
m^e
phia
The deer have already •)eg“?ods and
Latest report? say that he is much their appearance in the w
fields
around Baniegat. ubJJ,*.«, herds
easi-r and the doctors do not ibiok an common
thing for fanners to - fflrm
operation will be necessary
of six or more at one time.
t field
^
The Barnegat Troop of Boy Scouts er had eight in his
of America hnve n Honrisking troop. The one noon last week,Rf l Imrt is liro1"'
boy scouts is a world wide organiza­ to be quite tame. Big spun
ised for November,