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PREACHERS’ JUNE PROGRAM

Pastors to Entertain Retired Ministers at Luncheon

T he address a t th e d is tr ic t preach- e ra ’ m eeting las t Monday m orning in S t P au l’s M. E. '"C hurch, Ocean Grove, was delivered by tho Rov. Dr. J. I .'B o sw e ll, of 67 W ebb ' a v e ­nuo. H is sub jec t was “ N ational P o litics." A t the conclusion of th o add ress ad jou rnm en t w as im m edi­a te ly taken so th a t tho m lnistors p re sen t m ight have opportunity to h e a r P resid en t T a ft speak a t the postofllco in A sbury P ark .

The program of the m eeting for Ju n e will be:

Monday, June 3— Devotional day; serm on by the Rev. Dr. N. J . W righ t, of Bradley Beach.. Monday, Ju n e 10— "T he G eneral

Conference,” Rov. IJr.'Jo h n H andley, of Ocenn Grove, supe rin tenden t of tho d istrict.

Monday,' Juno 17— Revs. Dr. J. I . Boswell. Dr. Thom as O’H anlon and D r. H enry 'W heeler.

Monday, Ju n e 24— A ddress by tho Rov. Dr. C harles E vere tt, of Belm ar.

The com m ittee in charge is com­posed of Revs. M arshall Owens, Dan­ie l Johnson nnd A. C. Johnson. A fter th o m eeting nex t Monday th e active p asto rs will en te rta in the re tired m in isters a t luncheon. The lunch­eon' w ill' be served a t tho E lim Cot-

: tage ,. M ain avenue.

I le a l E sta to .T ransfers. T he follow ing tran sfe rs of real

e s ta te ln th is v icin ity w ere recorded in th e offlce of th e County. C lerk ul F reeho ld fo r th e w eek ending la s t S aturday :

E lizabeth A. Cole to F red erick N. E borhard , e t iix. L o t 1730, Ocean Grove, $1.

R u th DeH. G uerin, adm ’rx, to W alte r C, Hyde. L o t' 966, Ocean Grove,' $900.

Tow nship N eptune to Mrs. A da C r is t % lo t 1, block 3, M yrtle ave-

. nue , m ap D ayton & DeNyse, town­ship N eptune, $1.

A. R. P ierson to W illiam S. B urke. L ot. corner Ocean’ and Ocean F a rk Avenues, B radley Beach, $7,600.

B orough of B radley Beach to Jam es H ardy. L o t 588, map B rad­ley Beach, $1..

Jam es H ardy, e t ux, to588, map

Mary F. B radleyN ew port. Lot

Beach, $1.W ilbert A. B eecroft to F irs t Na­

tio n a l Bank of Union. L o t 9, map ■ v Avon, ?6.475.

Jacob Choice,, e t ux, to Mary Berkley. VJ lot, block 4, map Day­ton & Denise, m ap W est Asbury P a rk , $1.

Jacob Choice, e t ux, to John M. Nevlus. P a r t lo t i , block 4, m ap D ayton & Denise, W est A sbury P ark , -$1-

J . O tto Rhom e, E x’rx, to E llen M organ. L o t 5, p a r t 4, R ange O, D eW itt avenue, A sbury P a rk , $1.

A ugustus W hite, e t al, to W ll- v jlinn i.J. Osborn. L and F if th avenue,

"*~Asbury P a rk , $1.5 Silvano D’Em m a, e t ux, to Mary B allerino . Land P rospect avenue. Asbury- P a rk , $1.

J. O tto Rhom e, E x’r, to B enjam in W . Reed, e t ux. P a r t lo t 11, R ange O, A sbury P a rk , $1.

Je rsey Coast R ealty Co. to E liza­beth G rant. L o t 417, m ap R obbins’ addition to Asbury P a rk , $1.

Mary F . N ew port to Jam es Hardy. L and F irs t avenue, A sbury H ark, $1.

F ra n k B. Colton, e t ux, to C harles ■J. Hause. L ot 273, map W est As­bu ry P a rk , $-1.

Jacob Schneider, e t ux, to Esox Popok. L o t. 569, Sec. A, W est As­bu ry P a rk , $1,000.

S ta te E d ito r’s M eeting.The H otel C halfonte a t -.A tlantic

C ity will be the head q u arte rs of the New Jersey E d ito ria l Association, w hich convenes from F rid ay to M onday, Ju n e 21 to 24. T he annual m eeting of th e association w ill bo he ld on S a tu rd a y . afternoon Im medi­a te ly follow ing luncheon. Chadwick P . Cum m ings, m anager of the P r in t­e rs ’ Board of trade , P h iladelph ia , ■will give a ta lk on cost system . T he b an q u e t w ill be held Satu rday even­ing , and Ju d g e C a rey ,'o f H udson, •will be one of th e , speakers.

B oy D row ned a t Piny. W hile a t play w ith a toy boat,

old.

RcpoM of Trcasorierof Ibe Ocean Grove

Fire District ,For Tear Ending May 2S, 1912

Receipts.B alance on hand from las t

repo rt, Ju n e 9, 1 9 1 1 :, .?Ju ly 5, 1911.

Cash from F . D. H urley,, t re a su re r ' of Nfeptune TownBhlp - , . . . . . . . . . ' .

A u g u s t'7 , 1911.Cash from F. D. H urley,

treasu rer, - .of.- N eptune Township . . . . . . . . . . .

Septem ber 1, 1911.Cash from F . D. H urley,:

tre a su re r of N eptuao Township . . . . . . . . . . . ’ ;

October 18, 1911.Cash from F. D. H urley ,

tre a su re r o f , N eptune, Township . . . . . . . '

December 30, 1911.Cash from F . D. H urley,

trea su re r bf N eptune Township . . . . . . . . . .

Ja n u a ry 8, 1912.By rebate of In terest, As­

bury P a rk and OceanGrove B a n k ...............

M arch 1, 1912.Cash from C. A. Lane,

tre a su re r of ' N eptune Tow nship . . . . . . . . . .

58 3 F

430 43

.256- 57

404 90

261 39

4,622 00

24 66

374 73

$ 6,333 09

aW illiam McQueen, seven years

i ' ' son of Joel E. McQueen, w as drowned U: £ ed in th e Shrew sbury river oft th e

M onm outh B oat Clubhouse n ea r Red i; ; , . :,B ank las t F rid ay n igh t., Tbe boy V.-r ' w as on .a float and w as reaching for

" th e toy b o a t w hen he fell in to the 'w ater. Tongs used by Reuben W hite cau g h t th e body, b u t life w as ex-

Vv.’- . tin c t. '. 1• ' . .. — : mm I I* . --------—

1 P a rk School B u d g e t $50,200.50.A sbury P a rk ’s board of school es-

SlW ?tlm ate has se ttled upon $50,296.50 :4f,0. a e th e su m needed fo r th e m ain te- Si'efenance o f tho c ity ’s schools fo r the rfjfiSi''coming year. This am oun t is $1,-

509.50 lees th an w as asked fo r 're - .'.;j • cen tly by th e board of education.

D eafness Cannot bo Curedfc i'./ljy loca l applications, a s th ey canno t

te a c h the diseased po rtion of tb e e a r . T h e re Ib only one w ay to en re

I?£.V dSafnesa, an d th a t- ls by constitu tlon- R em edies. D eafness Ib. caused by

Inflamed condition of th e m ucous of th e E ustach ian T nbe. W hen

fe fji tb la tu b e Is inflam ed you have t k ^ r u m h i l n g sound o r Im perfect h e a r S ' i -.lng, an d w hon i t Is en tire ly closed, 'S ^JJenfneB S Is th e re su lt, and un less th e ' '!v jo ^ fld n im atlo n can be tak en o n t an d -.fej th ia tu b o rea to red to Its no rm al con- , - ; d I t I o n , h ea rin g w ill be destroyed for-

%.|;.-;orv6r;'.'nlno cases o n t o f te n a r* fiftPcatised by C a ta rrh , w hich Is no th ing v .;:...b 'n tan inflam ed condition o f th e jp u -

One H undred D o llars

D isbursem ents. •' A ugust 1, 1911. ,

H a rry W ilson , . . . . . . . . . .A ugust i2 , 1911.

F ire m a n ’s H erald . . . . . .Grasselli Chemical . Co. . . Gamewell F ire A larm Tel.

Co. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Ocean Grove T im es.

A ugust 28, 191 1 . J, R. Collins . . . . . .Vi i . . . .

October 10, 1911.P h ilip Ryan . .....................A sbury P a rk and Ocean

Grove B a n k " ............October 27, 1911.

H arry M .'W ilson . . .' '.October 31, 1911.

H enry H enderson ............Rufus T h o m a s ..........C. C. Clayton ................... ..H. S. Gordon . . . . . . . . . .R. B. Storm ............ . ' . . .W illerd V. S tew art . . . . Buchanon & Smock Lum ­

ber Co. . . . . . ' .Jo h n T. R e i d .............. . . ;V roctor-Jones E lectric Co. Gamewell F ire A larm Tel.

■Co. . . . . . . ....................G rasselli Chemical C o . . . M ark Guy . . . . . . . " . . . .F rederick B aker . . . . . . .W eeden, H avens & W eed­

en ...................... . . . . . . .Eagle Hook & L adder Co.F. M. B rooks \ _______W ilbur. V anderalice . . . . . .C. C. Clayton ....................

December 7, 1911. F. M. D avenport, in te re s t

to N ovem ber 22Ja n u a ry 5, 1512.

A sbury P a rk and OceanGrove B a n k ..........

W eeden, Havens & W eed­en .......................................

Mark Guy ......................Consum ers Coal and Sup­

ply Co.................................Eagle Hook & Ladder Co. Andrew VanCleve . . . . . . .The Coast Gas Co..............The Gamewell F ire A larm .

Tel. Co. ...........................W. C. Em m ons H arness Co.C. C. Clayton . . . . . . . . . .H. M. W ilson . . . . . . . . i . . . .P hilip Ryan . . . . . . . . . . . .H. G. S h r e v e ...........

J a n u a ry 20, ,1912SilaB B arton ..........' ......... ..

Ja n u a ry 26, 1912. W alte r F. Clayton . . . . . .

. M arch 1, 1912. Joseph H endrJcksbn . . . ;H enry H en^e,™oI? • . • • • •A. T. VanCleve . I . ; . . . . ' . Eagle H ook & L adder Co. A m erican L aF ran ce F i B.

Co............ --------- . . . . . .Church & D ew ight C o .. i Snyder & Robbins . ' . . . . . P roc to r - Jones E lec trica l

Co. ................... . . . . . . .C airns & B ro th erM ark Guy ............................

M arch 29, 1912. H arry M. W ilson . . . . . . .W. E . T aylor ........... .... ; . .L. vanG llluw e . . . . . . . . . .Jacob Stiles. . . . . . . . . . . . .G rassdlli Chemical Co. . . .E ag le Hook & Ladder, Co. C onsum ers’ Coal & Supply '

Co. y ' .V, . i . . . . . . . . . . . .H a rry G. Shreve ................

A pril 5. Sexton & H aviland --------D. C. C overt . . . . _______

A pril 6, 1912.Edw in P rid h am . . . . . . .

A pril 23. H arry W ilson . . . . . . . . .

A pril 26, 1912. Joseph H endrickson . . . H enry H enderson . . . . . . .W., E . T ay lor . . .................A. T. VanCleve . . . . . . . .Calvin Reed . . . .> , .......... ..W. E. T ay lor ............... ..P h ilip R yan ............... ..H. G. Shrove . . . . . . . . . .

May 6, 1912.T. J . D avenport . . . . . . . .

30 00

8 96 15 75

517 60

197 50

75 00

63 .65

30 00

.A ssets.Land of W ashington and: <... . . . . . . .

S tokes’ house . . . » . 6,500 00 B uildings . . . . •> . . . . . . 13,300 00Steam fire engine ............... 3,250 00A uto chem ical engine . ;V ;. 3,250( 00 F ire hose . ^ . 1,250 00. Sundries . . . ........................ 460,00.Land on w hich the E agle

H ook & L adder houfle / ; ,• s tands . . i . . 1,200 00

Engle Hook & L addei* ;;. . house , , . ' . . ■ 2;500 00

Am erican L a F ranco - . aeria l tru ck > . . . . . . • 4;000 00

F ire alarm system , in­cluding steel tow er 3,300 00

100 00 100 00

5 2 1 5

00258009

^.fyibua S u tfa cea .' ' ■'>o ----------------- _ ~ „ —

A'.K.ynK- n n y 'cflBO of D eafness (caused- bjriii& t& tiu rb }'' t h a t canno t 'be .e n re d .r .b r :':;^..‘HQli:8 .q a tw rh '' Cuire, pond to t, c!r-

;;e n la « j , 't te a . '.v , v.-v- '• •

4 20 33 30

9 50

40 1058 01

6 00 1 35

-8 00 74 85 24 38 15 0041 16

25 00

3,600 00

8

88 95 60 36

8 34 15 60

7610308010

38 50

61 75

15 0015 00

6523

4004

: : *39.000 00

Xiiabilitlcs.M ortgage on W ashing-

tdn and Stokes hoUse. $ 1,000 00 H. G. SH REV E.

Secretary;.

20 167

7 5

' 10 06

7 4639 00 S 953 00 3 008 30 l '4 f f

19 60 - 55. 00

. 178 6540 24

9 00 18 75

40 00

30 00

80 0030 0047 63 , 1 0025 00

200 0075 00 11 68

26 00

Cash on hand 1912 . . . . . .

May 28,

Open—the White Pharma

Pitman Ave., Opposite Arlington Hotel Oeean Grove, N. J.

- V- : '; It-/- :

Satorday Special

29c. lb.O a r P r e s c v lp t lo n D e p a r l tn e n

is com plote In every detail, an d your p rescrip tions will be com pounded w ith ca re and accuracy a t m oderate prices:

THE WHITE PHARMACYW e H a v e I t c. r . kenned*

6 ,0 0 6 .6 3

82« 68

$ 6,333 09 C. C. CLAYTON,

T reasu rer;

SECRETARY’S REPORT •I the A ssets Arid LlablliU^s pf Fire

Pure Manufactured and Natural

RICHARD WILSON

N O f f i c e :108 Heck Aveniie

Ocean Grove

Deliveries are made daily. Twice on Saturday.

O rder by postal card. ' Special attention to the

sm all trade th is season, which will be served prom ptly as heretofore.

Telephone i i o -r .

Frank S. M orrisE lectricalContractor

Prom pt Attention to Repair WorkAsk for Prlce*_They WH1 ."

Save You Money

4 7 M a i n A v e . , O c e a n G r o v eT dcp itona 66-L

LAUNDRYir p ro m p t w ork, well done, g ive m s

a t r i a l . F am ily w ash solicited. Open all th e year.CHU L EN , 6 7 .0 U N S T ., O p p . P . O .

• ■ c a n G ro v e

; N. Aquilino First-class 5hoemaker

B eet w ork a t reasonab le p r ic e s ..; j - v W ork g u aran teed .W a l l S t r e e t , l e u o f P a s to lH e e

• e c u G ro v e , M .J .

M. G. ORirflNG 0N T M G T 0R and BUILDER

R es ilie n ce , No. 66 [ l lo c k A v en iie - . o c e a n GeovB, J i J . .

DOMINICK CORBOAU Ha»d Work But White Oak

Leather Used

Repairer•V! 47 PUcprtM (Baacaiea t)Opp, Fostoffl«be .. Gpoir^ N,!J«

The lai^esi r^^rl store In world,

many more on sale' until

. ; Saturday, June i,

w t M m

w m \

'•'i ’r'&nv i w i mm m

/ i

[AT GROVE CHURCH|J ’ ST, RAUL’S WAS F0UNDEB FORTY p V ' ■ ' ONE DEARS'AGO •'' ,

o • i-! ^ fxrwt’j i S u n -

ANi|). FORTY-SECOMD' ANMflVEMAE¥ SALESAil Event .whlcla Has Drawn , ; • ; ' ,

; 50 000 People to Asbury Park ?: ■ ’

T lie B ig g est W e e k ; lit

The Greatest Bargains Ever Offered the People of New Jersey in •

E veryth ing to W ear for M en, W om en and Children. Ev^rythinfl

for the HomeC A R FA R E S BEFD N D ED OHCHESTR/V A FTE R N O pN a n d EVENING

Aslnrnj Jlark,*

mm

T here ia a difference, between selling shoes and.fitting feet. W e fit feet and are prepared to fit your feet as th ey should be, in

White, Tan and Black Shoes, Oxfords, Pumps and Colonials

■ A t P r i c e s t o S a l t Y o n

LEWIS LUMBER CO.

m

Millwork, Hardware,. • board, Beaver Board.

* $3.50 and up pier i oob; ^\ ~ m : J.v: v: ■

S O V iT H M ^ I N S ^ R E E T ;‘ Asbury .Park, N. J; / .>

Mill on Promises. ■ T . . Branch 'Yaifd, Spring Iiako -New Jereey'f

Paints, King’s Winsor, W all Good 'shingles .for

id,,.- '

, annlverBa,r3t- day Chnrcb, Ocean

3rove, and advan tage w as ta k e n of the opportunity." for,' re d u c in g 'th e ln ,

fdebtednesB of th e chiirch by dver f l , - ' 000. T he b lackboard p lan o t recelv- ing v o lu n ta ry :i subficrlptlona w a i b ro u g h t in to service.':. As a re su lt th e Bum of $1,025 Was ra ised a t m orn ing w orship, and .th a t am o u n t w as 'In ­creased t o :?1,091,43 by add itional subBcrlptionB a t th e evening-B orvlce.''

St. P au l's church w as founded in [1 8 7 1 , so th a t la s t S unday .m arked its \fo rty -lir$ t ann iversary . . A serm on /a p p ro p ria te to th e day was preached

by th e Rov: W illiam T. A bbott, pf Ab- ,bury1 P ark , th e fo u rth p reacher to servo 1 th is charge a l te r its o rganiza­tion. Rov. Mr. A bbott’s tliomo , waa “ Tlio R ew ard of F a ith .” A nthony Gomstoclt, tbo fam ous refo rm er, w as in th e congregation. W hon ho - was in troduced by Rev.' M arshall' Owens, th e pasto r, bo was: glvon th e Chau­tau q u a Baluto o f w aving han d k er- '

- c h ie f s / '. ' .Vr-v'-.-A t tho . evening service Mr. Com-

V stock m ade a sh o rt address on h is • work. H e ro ferrod p a rticu la rly to th e ,80-called Comstock law ,-w hlcb

- p roh ib its th e Im p o rta tio n of obBceno books and p ic tu re s ,‘and of th e fdlluro a tten d in g a concorted a ttem p t to N havo th is law repoaled by Congress. In -lla rc h la s t Mr>-Comstock celebrate ed tlie fo rtie th year of h is lab o r fo r social purity.' He paid a touch ing t r i ­b u te to the mom ory o f Ms m other, to w hom ho gave all th e cre'dlt fo r w hat­ever success he had achieved in his lino of duty. _ Before Closing h is r e m arks ho expressed h is g ra titu d e fo r the m ost cordial g ree ting given him a t tho m orning.1 service.

. T he serm on o l th e evoning was preached by th e pasto r, Rev. Mr.

-t.Owena. H is them e w as “T he Law of Sacriilco.” . . .

T h e ilrs t serm on in ' St. P au l’s church w hen erec ted w as praacliod by th e la te Dr. B, H. , oioke’s, _ Ocean Grovo’s first p residen t. H is tex t w as from Exodus xv, 27— “ And they cam e to Blim , w here , {here wero

- tw elve wells of w a te r and th re e scoro ■ and ten palm trees, and they encam p-

od th e re by th& w ate rs .’’> T he firs t preachers-w ere Rev.. \Vll- 11dm B. O sborn, Rev. H. B. Boogie, Rev. Levi Lnrbw, Rev. W illiam T.- A bbott. and D r. S tokes.' O thers who liavo served i n , thlB charge lnoludo Rev. 3. T .'W eatco tt, , Rev. -Henry

; B elting , Rev. D. B. H arris , Rev. Mil­ton Relyea, Rev. Joseph Q .R eed, Rev. B. C. H ancock, R ev, D r. J . W . M ar­sha ll and Rov. Porcy P ertoch lef. The p reso n t pasto r Is Rev. M arshall Ow-

■ ■ ens. now ln h is th ird yoar hero. 1 . T h o firs t subscrip tion tow ards tho ’■ 'preacher’s sa lary w as con tribu ted -by

Jam es A. B radley , $100. Rev. Dr. B a llard , Ja m es \ B rad ley , Jo h n F . B riggs, W. A. H afvoy andW . A. L aird

•• com prised th e firs t official board. T he firs t convert w as B enjam in F . New-

- m an. - .. s , T h e firBt subscrip tion tow ard .a new church w as'$?0Q . - i.

In National CommllleeBordon^D . W h itin g / fo rm er S ta te

R a ilroad Com m issioner, law p a rtn e r of-B vorott Colby, ono of th e pioneora in Jerboy prgresaiveism , and chair­m an of th e Rooaovelt organ ization in tho cam paign ju s t cldsed, has- been unanim ously elected as;the ;N ow ,Je r­sey-momb'or .o f the. R epublican ’ Na­tional - Conjm lttee. H e w ill Bucceed- fo rm er Qovornor F rank lin . M urphy, tho choice being ratified a t th e con­ven tion . In . Chicago. - . Mr. W hiting waA chosen fo r the

colnm lttee a t a m eeting o l th e .d e le - gatoa an d a lte rn a te s to ; the N ational Republican Convention elected : the la tte r, p a r t of la s t woek, when a mo­tion w as p u t th a t- tw en ty -e ig h t votoa o f : N ew /Jersey 'bo cas t . f o r Colonel: R oosevelt fo r P resid en t on every 'ba l­lo t un tfl tho _conventlon sha ll ad­jo u rn . -T he,m otion v a i carried amid: enthusiasm . , ' ? , :; Form er, Qovornor Jo h n F ra n k l in - F o r t w as choson chairm an of- the delegation an d w ill ca rry o u t th e in ­s tru c tio n s .th u s given.

S enator C rane, of . M assachusetts, Sonator . Penrose, of Pennsylvania , and one o r tw o o thers w ho have been re tired in. favpr of R oosovelt, men, have apnoiinced1 th e ir in ten tio n 'o f va­ca ting ■; th e ir seata oh th e com m ittee jit-onco, on tho thoory th a t th ey do no t rep re sen t th e nfew o rd er of th in g s.' T h ere w as a ru m o r in T renton, th a t: G overnor M urphy m igh t t a k e " th e sam e vlev^, b u t if h e sha ll n o t do bo and i t becom es necessary to con test fo r th e se a t a t th e openlng - of . the, convention, a . frlend o f Mr.; W hiting declared th a t th e nefc m em ber w ould bo ready fo r tho Iray . V v

-T he arrangem entB lo r the .trip to Chicago w ere re fe rred to a com m ittee com posed of Mr. W hiting , H aro ld J. H ow land, o f . Essex, an d E dw ard W ard, o f Baijox; T he NOw'Jeraoy head- q u w te rs w ill ba a t th e ,H o te l LaSalle , w here a su ite of fo rty room s- and a p arlo r h a s been engaged. The p a rty will leave Friday, evening, Ju n e 13, The convention w ill open Tuesday, Ju n e 18. '• ■

' Scenario O p n is Ju n e 15. : ;M anager' Salo Ansbabh announces

th a t th e Scenario, .Ocean Grove’s m o­tio n p ic tu re palace; w ill bo opened on S atu rday : afternoon ; of nex t w eok,: J u n o , 1B. . 'M r.;A nsbach h as engaged fo r th is season H arry -Lowis, Now T u rk ’s cham pion tra p - d rum m er, to ­g e th e r • w ith o th e r com potont m usi­cians,1 to p lay th e descriptive a irs ac­com panying tho p ictu res, w hich ls m ade a speciaf fea tu re a t th is place of am usem ent.

O bserved F low er M ission Day.: . T he Ocean ^Grove W . C.. T . U. m et

■ ‘ l i i ' St. P a u l’s church on T uesday af- te rnoon to obeervo ’F low er M ission

»f“2Sit.T. Day. T hrougli tho iKlndnesa' b f Mrii.Stone and o th e r m em bers ;a n d

, friends, .flowers had boon jiirbyldedv to d is tr ib u te ' am ong th e sick an d ”sh u tr

, In o l th is vicinity.- A bout seven ty • bouquets w ere ta s te fu lly a rranged ,

tied wlthjisfhlto ribbon an d tex t cards attached ; l l ie s e , w ere .d is tr ib u ted 'b y

T b e S ) io e M a n

I Ccekman Avenne, Asbury Park

KENYON’S BEDDING STOREV.'V- •'•'> -.- '■

• ■ < ■ ; Ohahles

■ • • * ‘.if .*i‘

The N eptune :T ow nshlp Com m ittee , h ad an o th e r b o u t w i th ' th e add ing

’.j'yv.i;1 irtachine-coat problem on M onday % i. n ig h t : la s t.’ R esu lt, tho price' of th e

Willerd V. Stewart Tin and Felt Roofing, Hot

Water: and Steam - .’■■;■ Heating

- : Stove and Furnace Work S tate Roots Repaired

'AdApcwisCor/ B ryaiit and Springdale Aves. ’!■ Ocean ■ drove H eights'•■' P . o . m o k h :U . F . b . N O. 3 , A s b n r y P a r k , N . 'J .

Brick Building, OllnOcean Grove

f j • W e are draw ing close to spring, tb e period of ren tiijg and fu rn ish ing houses., I t is j i d t well long to select th e necessary iron beds and ' splendid new lin e of handsom e erate prices. M attresses renovated

fu n e ra l D irector pm balm ernssotiioint df:'caaliieta,

...................... charge w ill announcoi prospoctuB, w ith in a BhOrt .tim e. '*

Rood 0 ^ S prlnb ilng 6 on tiac t,.; : ., K ^ f e ^ e i ^ c o n t r a i i t i f o r sp rlnkU nff . tho,

; Gtroeta ;of , N optune tow nsh ip , ,thla .Bummer. woB.ow aid- - • -

J th ird , frOB* tlso A 'hnry Pnvk,-ooliopl jf iil’y o n on ’ lo h t'ay nfKmoon. Ecoio,

1 if,:>.ii'*;•:, tji SB

GROVE VISITOR IS KILLED IN NEWARK

ALBERT FAULKS, SCHOOLBOY. SHOT IN IABbft .RiOT. ; .

On llo sp itid T able Tells H is F a th e r .

“ I t Is All K fe h t ; ; r il^ ia e t^

W ith H is P a re n ts S pen t H is, Sum-

m crs ; a t th o Jack so n H ouse

M any’Y ears.

New; L essee a t I<e V assar. .Mrs. G. D. Schanck, ' of Asbury.

P a rk , has ta k e n the. Le V assar, cor­n er B each and W obb avenues, fo r th is season. Many. im'pVovementB a re be­ing m ade to th a t w ell-know n house, includ ing .the add ition of. electric lig h ts and , b a th .' -and th e house th ro u g h o u t Is being thoroughly reno-. v a ted . an d redecorated . Mrs. Schanck com es from th e G ram ercy In A sbury P a r k t o f w hich ho tel, she w as th e proprieto r, to r six years. -

S unshine H o n r a t T ren ton .k Rev. C. H. Y atm an, w ho euppiied th o p u lp it o f th e F irs t M. B. C hurch, T ren ton , tho paBt -inonth In th e ' ah sence of th o p as to r, D r. G ardner, a t th e -General Conference; la s t Sunday conducted two Ocean Grove • Tem ple se rv ices,-after th e m an n er of his.fam - ous “ Sunshine H our” here. H e p reaches, th e re t h o . com ing Sunday again , an d on Ju n e 1G w ill bo a t th e 'Second P resby terian C hurch in R ah- w ay. ' ■ - ■ , '

D o rse tt lCilled B y , F a ll. ■ \By a fa ll (from th e th lrd -a tb ry Win­

dow of h la hom e in T ron ton on Mon­day la s t, W illiam W- D oraett, a fo r­m er re s id en t of Ocean Grove an d As­bu ry P a r k , received -In juries re su lt­ing in h is dea th "w ithin a few h o u rs o ftorw ard . . Ho w as f illin g th e roof o t h is residence , w hen h e slipped and fe ll to ,th e pavem ent. W hen Mr. Dor- s e t t waa a resldon t of tho Grove he lived, on upper M t.-H erm on W ay.

W ants H o r C laim Settled .Mrs. Susan T ruax , m atron of the

N eptune tow nship poor farm , In ter­view ed t h e ’ Tow nship Com m ittee again on M onday n ig h t , ' re la tiv e to Jh o paym ent o f h e r b ill: for th e ,care o t-B lla HyerS. A n efTort w lll-be m ade to h av e 'C o u n se lo r .' R. V . .L a w re n c e s tra ig h te n - o u t tlio ' m a tte r • In w h’-’- Howell tow nship la also invol> Mrsi- T ru ax ban given h o r claim to h e r s o n 'to r collection. i'*..

C hild ren W ill G et Outing,Cy V. W illiam s, of -Trenton, w as In

tow n l a s t M onday, in- th e In te re s t o t tho New Je rsey C hild ren 's H om e S(K cloty; l^ h llo ! h e re ho , succeeded In'p lac ing a ' num ber o t th e child ren tor!

i j : Tlie :chIldroh’s day oxordsea o t 'St.- PanJ’B’M .^ JS u n d a y .B c h o o l.j-O c B a n QrovOi w ill lio b o ld id th o q h u rd i th e

stays',:' o f New ark/V wiU/prbsldQ -a t 't - -.. .P o iirthoT JH ly /exerc ltjes 'ta the .O cG an '

A udltbrlum : Jho iv i^^ to E j. 'jjt

fo r

As a re su lt of a r io t ln N ew ark on WodnoBday, A lbert F a u lk s ,' w ho,' with hiB.parents, fo r m any yearB had been .a sum m er v is i to r ' ".to Ocean Grovo an d w ell know n here , w as shot In'.the" head, th e b u lle t-p e n e tra tin g , th e b ra in and causlng death . 1 ';; F au lk s was a . schoolboy, six teen years old. H e w as th e son of Mr. and Mrs. I. W oodruff; FaulkB. • H is m other, ^whoso nam o before h e r m ar­riage w as F o rt, Is a niece of F o rm e r G overnor F o rt. > - ' v v : '.

Tho fam ily spen t th e ir summerB here a t th e Jackson Houso, and tbo Bon ' w as' a general favo rite , n o t only w ith ,th e p atrons of th a t house, b u t w ith m any persons in Ocean Grove, w ho w ere charm ed w ith h lg . cou rtly ' m ahner and his; sunny disposition. iVi W hen an a ttem p t w as A id e W ed­nesday to a rro s t a w om an-w ho had been ston ing labo rers a t w ork on the L ackaw anna R ailroad track s a t Nas- sau and N e sb itt-s tre e ts , N ew ark, a r io t follow ed. A h u rry call had beei* se n t to. th e police, v r- - ; ' ' - ' ^ V --

P atro lm en VVIlman and Hoben a r­rived in tim e to see som e wom en bom barding th e lab o re rs w ith rocks. T he wom en a re said to b e 'th e Wives 01 s tr ik e rs . W hen o rdered by th e police to move on th e m ajo rity o f.the w om en did so,.'sullenly. ; •

One! w om an,i how ever, had an ap ro n fu l of stones an d refused : to move. She -was th en placed u n d er a rre s t, to g e th e r ' w ith M aria Moscow tonio, of 100 N assau street,- w ho Is said to have a ttem pted to free h e r com panion from th e g rasp ;o f tho po­licem an.

The rep o rt d f-troub le spread , and, soon a crow d of ah o h t ’ 300. excltbd m en and wom en su rrounded th e po­licem en. By sw inging th e ir n ig h t­sticks, th e officers cleared '' sufficient space to g e t to O range and N esbitt' s tree ts . . T here they wore forced to m ake a stand , w ith th e ir backs ag a in s t a fence.

Young F au lk s was on h is w a y ' t o school w hen th e - tro u b le b roke out. S urrounded by tho crowd, the boy found h im self unexpectedly in tho th ick of th e fight. . A m om ent la te r ho was sh o t ln th e tem ple.' and7 fell sonaRless.

Tho p a ren ts w ere notified a f te r th e boy ,had been tak en to the; hospital,' and thoy h u rried to the la t te r place. H is fa th e r w as a t t h e ' bedside' of his son.Just' .befbre tho la tte r w ent to th e o pera ting table .

Tho boy’s: condition th en wa8 8U0ij th a t he could n o t see h is fa th e r, b u t on h e a r ln g ih ls -voice recqgn lzed fit. In a feeble; a t te m p t’ to ' re lieve h is p a re n t’s 'd is tre s s , A lbert declared:

I t Ib a ll righ t,; fa th e r; I ’ll -get w oll."

W hen th e _ k h ife w as applied for w h a t w as th o u g h t to be a frac tu red sk u ll I t w as discovered th a t th e b u l­le t had. p en e tra ted th o b ra in . Mr,

Active Pastors Lnncheon Hosts lor i . Retired BrethrenOn Monday m orning of th is week

the. devotional day aerm on a t th e d is­t r ic t preachers’ m eeting in S t.-P au l’s chiirch was p reached by the Rev. Dr. N :,:J. W righ t, p as to r of tho B radley Beiioh chargc. T here w as a largo a t­tendance a t this, m eeting. Follow ing ad jou rnm en t the actlvo p as to rs en te r­ta ined th e re tired m in isters a t lunoh eon, which w as Borvod-at E lim C ot­tage , 142 Main avonue.

T he guests of honor wero Rovs. A.E.'. B allard , Thom as O’H anlon, W. H. W ardell, W . F . B rush , S. H . C. Sm ith, H e n ry .W heeler,. J . I . Boawell, J . T, Scott, J . H. H aw xhurst, W illiam T .'A b b o tt, W illis R eev es.an d B en ja­m in F . S tring . •

■ Brief, a fte r-d in n er speeches tfe re m ade by a ll of 'tho re tire d m in isters excepting tw o, w ho w ere obliged to lo^ve. ... v’ ”' '-' ■

'he active pasto rs who ; w ere the hosts ,oh th is occasion w ere Revs. J .;F .rH ellenm ari, of O ceanport; B. F. P u rcell, o l Spring L ake; N. J . W rig h t, of B rad ley B each; Charles. L . K nigh t, of Ja m esburg ; W illiam A dam s, o f P o in t P leasan t; A. C.’ D ennett, "of B elm ar; D aniel Johnson, pf W est Grovo; D ew itt ,C; Cobb, o f A sbury P a rk ; D. E v e rltt V an D right, of R e d B ank; George H am er, o l Mor- ganvllle; H . C. M cBride; of Ocean Grove;- W . Johnson, of A sbury "Park ; M arshall Owens, of Ocean Grov^; D»; N elld, of Ind ia , and Rov. H. T. F is- le r, of O akhurst:

Rev. Mr. OwenB, w ho is th e chair­m an of th e p reachers’ m eeting, p re ­sided as to as tm aste r a t tho luncheon. C arnations w ere provided th e re tired m in isters th ro u g h th e Rev. Mr. H e ll- ehm an. ' A vote o l 'th an k s w as given Mrs. Rives, m atron of t h e ; cottage; and the lady board o l-m anagors lo r -the excellent m eal an d sp lendid se r­vice. In b eh a ll of th e lad les Mrs. W. H . S k lrm responded.

; A fter sign ing th e reg is te r-th e m in­is te rs spen t a h a ll h o u r o r longer on th e v eranda In social in tercourse and the exchange, of personal rem iniscen­ces of th e ir pas to ra l w ork. ■? . ■• ' T he Order fo r th e m eeting next Monday w ill be "G eneral Conference E choes,” to bo repo rted by Rev. Dr. Jo h n Handley, of Ocean Grove, the, d istr ic t superin tenden t. D r.. H andley w as a delegate to th 0 conferehce in M inneapolis., -V 'W ' '

AUDITORIUM CHOIR SOLELY OF WOMEN

NOT EN0UCH MEN TO CARRY THE TENOR AND BASS PARTS

FOR PLATFORM SERVICE

F a’u lks w as then inform ed th a t th e re was^.nO hope lo r . h is son's, re c o v e ry .;

Grovei H a ll Opening.W hen Grove H all, new ly Im proved

and thoroughly renovated , was r e opened by W. E. B unn on T hursday o t la s t week, • d inner w as served to a la rg e num ber of guests, am ong whom w ere ’ th e follow ing: C harles C. Cook, G len R id g e ; Jo h n ; C. Sm ith , Mrs. J..C .;S m lth ,,R . L . S trick land and w ife, X. P . Flood, an d w ife, ; P . A. Vose, N ew ark ; M rs. H. VGilleapie, M rs. . J o h n ' M ason, B a st O range; C harles B. Toole, B rooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. H . O.* H alsey, E lizabeth ; B . P . B ruere , Mrs. - B ruere , T renton;;, Mrs. W . H. Sklrm , Misa Jen n ie B. Conover, I . A. Garwood, A, A. F en ton , Mrs. F en to n ; Mrs; H. P .'-> A dam s and daugh ter, Ocean Grove. A dditional p a tro n s o l th e H all .ore Mr.- and Mrs. F.: H . GrlfflthB,1 -Mr. an d Mrs. T. C- Shotw ell, Mrs, W. C.. H and, New Y ork, and Mr. and Mrs- T . y o o rh ls , Rod B ank .’ ' . ' ,

Speakers lor First Evening Meeting , in the Auditorium

F o r the p la tfo rm sorvlco a t tho A uditorium on. tho evening of opening Sunday, Juno 16, th e following- sp e ak ers .an d topics a re announced:

Rev.,: M arshall OwenB, “ St. P a u l’s C hurch and th e A ssociation ;” Rev. Dr. H enry W heeler, “The' Hoiines'a' M eeting ;" Rev. Dr. T, J . Scott, "T ho M ission F lo ld ;” Rev. J . H . Hawx- h u rs t, "E a rly Ocean G rove;” Rev. S. H. C. Sm ith, “ The Songa o t:O cean G rovo;” Rev. Dr. W.; F . B rush , “The' R ela tion of Ocean Grove to New Y o rk ;” T. M. . Dickey, "T he Ocean Grove U sh e rs ;’’ E .’ N. Cole, .^'Gener­a l M anagem ent, of O cean G rove;" Rev. Dr. Thom as O’H anlon; ‘ “ Tho Ocean. Grove B ible C lass;” Rev: D r. B a llard , “A G eneral Review.” These addreBses^rlH be brief. ,

In th rf^ io rn liig th e in itia l serm on of th e season w ill bo p reached by BiBhop Josepli. B erry , of Buffalo.

A change has been m ade lb the tim e of ho ld ing th e Bible In s titu te , The new, d a te is' A ugust 6 to 12, a w eek la te r th an waa prevloualy an­nounced. ThlB ina titu te , a new feat­u re on th e sum m er p rogram ; w ill bo u n d er the1'ch a rg e of th e Rev. D r. C. L . ' Mead, of B altim ore, a m em ber of th e Association.

D irecto r M organ P la n s An O ratorio

to r Fem ale Voices an d a V ested

G roup of S ingers fo r th e Tem ple

Service— C hild ren 's C horus Ite-

h earsa ls S ta r t on IM day, J u ly 5.

T he Ocean Grove A uditorium choir th is year is to be composed en tirely of women. "■ D irector M organ has de­cided- o n ; th is 'change 'lo r th e reason: th a t i t ia a lm ost im possible to ge t enough m en to carry th e ten o r and bass p a rts during th e y sum m er m onths. ,

T he choir w ill be divided in to to u r p a rts— sopranos, mezzo-aopranoa, a l­tos an d con tra lto s.,. 'T h e re w ill be tw o evening reh earsa ls a w eek and one a fternoon rehearsa l. The women will be un iform ly dressed in w hile a t a ll th e aervicea.

One Of the: feature 's fo r th is choir w ill be an o ra to rio fo r w om en’s voices to be glveb d u rin g A ugust.

The reg u la r F estiva l C horus' will be composed ;bf m en and w om en, and w ill sing th e “E lija h ” w ith th e New- Y ork and B rooklyn choruses on Sat­u rday , evening, A ugust 10th. .

The first reh earsa l of th e W om en’s Choir w ill bo held in A ssociation H all on S aturday evening, Ju n e 16th , from 8.00 to S.00 o’clock,

B nro llm ents for th e Ocean Grove C hildren’s C horus w ill begin on M onday afternoon , Ju ly 1st, a t 2.30, and daily ‘th e reafte r- du ring th ^ t w eek. Regular- rehearsa ls w ill begin on F riday , Ju ly . 5 th, and then every Other day during th e season.

A branch of the C hildren’s Chorus w ill .bo form ed in A sbury P a rk and reh earsa ls will be held th ree tim es a w eek.

D irector .Morgan is going to form the Ocean Grove Tem ple Choir com­posed of g irls and young lad ie s over fou rteen years old. These w ill be robed in w hite, and appear one m orn ing a w eek a t th e Tem ple and will tak e p a r t in all th e big .musical events a t th e A uditorium . This choir w as a t One tim e a very popular and useful organization a t Ocean Grove, and m any have asked fo r Its reorgan ization . V-v ’

TOWNSHIP WANTS FIRE PLUGS----------

Water Main Extension, Too, Neededon the West Side mm

The N eptune T ow nship1 Committees' w ill endeavor to m ake th e E a s t- Je r - i. sey C oast W ater Company liyo up to ; !;, th e te rm s of i ts Iranch ise , w lth re-'/i': gard to th e extension o l i ts m ains. :- and : the' in sta lla tion of a certa in num - : ber of .fire p lu g s-in , the: to W n a h lp ^ ' This m a tte r w as th re sh ed o u t .a t th e C om m ittee’s sem i-m onthly m eeting ,':- laa t Monday n igh t, fo llow ing-a com -';v p la in t of th e abaence of ' w a te r . ser.';'v: vice on: H aw thorne avenue m ade ‘by&ii’! A rth u r F letcher.' - • ' .'t.rvij;?-.

T his w as .Mr. F le tch o r 's second ap* -,y: peal to th e au th o ritie s fo r rellefiV.'/Ke^.’i^t w as accom panied to th e tow nship : of-',ri:‘«i ficea by several o th er re sid en ts o f;,,-,V:-:;:,;

fled to w rite th e w ate r com pany;; b n d 'S ^ S p If re lie f Is no t fo rthcom ing and-the^ necesBa^y fire p lugs In sta lled ^ i th ln t j js l m i a reasonable tim e the m a tte r -will ho .:.: :';’-,, - laid before, th e Public UtllltleB mlBsion. . :.QIjtXt,

-A t th is m eeting th e re 'w aa a \.;i’ lengthy discussion o t t h e condition ptJS-’SjSfite South Main stree t.' Also, o f tho m a- te r ia l bes t su ited to lay th e d u B t^ o ll f i? /V o r w ater. Opinion w as divided, som e^i^^j:*® 1 favoring oil and som e' w ater. 'John : ;- Thom son, of . Avon, by telephone of-, fered a dem onstration of oil on » / ‘ 'L sm all aectlon of th e s tre e t, JuBt to show its ad ap tab ility fo r tho purpose ; under consideration; In . a l l . probar b illty South Main s tre e t w ill bo en-VCiVto^fe tire ly ;resurfaced w ith, som e reU ab le 'H .S ^ -il m ateria l in th e fa ll, a f te r-.th e -,busy su m m er'season is over.

— ------ --------- ■■■•Am****, •« ;« ... ^ ■■S':■SEEK NEW COUNTY

Plan to Divide Monmonth in ol Secnrlog Tax R elief

PA LESTIN E EXHIBITIO N.

En-P lan s P rog ressing f o r . U nique tc r ta in m e n t N ext Month.

Plans, lo r tho Palestine exhibition a t St. P a u l’s church, Ocean Grove, next m onth fo r several w eeks a re progressing. D uring th e exhibition th e re w ill 'b e dem onstrations of life, m anners and hab its of Bible tim es This exhibition Is und er the personal m anagem ent o l A llen Moore, F . R. O; S., New York.

The local com m ittee is composed of tho pasto r. Rev. M arshal! Owens, and Rev. D r. H enry W heeler, Jam es M. Ross, George M. B ennett, W . R. Cloughley, L.- H oldridge, Dr. G. L. D. Tompkina and George C. Pridham .

F u lle r p a r t ;cu lars of the’ exhibi­tion , together w ith the exact date, w ill be given Ia te r in th is paper.

■ \ D irecto rs ' o f X . M. O. :X i''}XrF rodorlck A. Sm ith, oX-"93rTHebk-

hvbnno,.-Ocean Grovo, w as re-elected a s a d irec to r o f th o Y. M. C; A ., As­b u ry P a rk , a t . th o an n u a l m eeting ol th e .board on T uesday ;even ing . ■ A t th d sam e tlm e W llllam H. F a r le y : and George B: Cado w ore alao>ro-elocted to tho d irec to ra te , i F ra n c is A. S chll-' 'ling wits choson a .d lrec to r to succeed W alte r W hite , resigned , an d W illiam M arshall w as m ade a tra s teo . V; ,- :

S pray View Opons Jn n o IS . - .-. T he H p te l.S p ray y io w - .opens on

S aturday , Ju n o .15: ^Herbert F rodor- lok, ,\o t: A llentow n; I P k,j; a~ p i Izo. pup il b f (Muhlenberg- College,’: - re tu rn s . to th e S pray ,View; 'laa: . ',c le rk s W illiam M arshall h a s -b een -rb ta lned a s -head

. The Hol^s “A t Hom e.” .Mr. and Mrs. L ew is H olt, recen t­

ly m arried and re tu rn ed from theli b rid a l rtour; en te rta in ed a la rg e num ­b er o t re la tiv es an d frien d s la s t Sat­u rd ay -a fte rn o o n a t th e ir sum m er hom e, 101 Stockton avenue. The g uest o t h onor w as Mrs, ; M ary : H. L andrlne , o f Je rsey C ity ,1 w ho is th e g randm other of the' groom an d w ho has passed h er n inetie th year. -

Scaffold B roke, C arpen ter In ju red .

‘On F rid a y of la s t w eek D ew itt P it­tenger,,, bu ilder, -was considerably b rulaed and sh a k e n 'u p by th e b reak ­ing, o f a , ccaffold on w hich h e w as w ork ing a t tb e co ttage of Jacob Johnson ,.'co rner H eck and Pennsy l­van ia avenues. W hen .the scaffold b roke Mr. -P itten g er w as p rec ip ita ted to th e ground , a d istance of ab o u t ten feet. :

W ill E stab lish Ofllces H ere.Dra. H orace T an tu m an d L . B . GU-

ch rest, lo t i B road s tree t, N ew ark, will, establish ' .'sum m er offices a t. i f P il­grim Pathw ay , opening tho sam e nex t Monday. . Dr. . T an tum la an Ocean. Grovo young m anl th e son df Mr. an d ' Mrs. F ra n k T antum , o f Elmiiury avo­nue:

Sirs. Ju l ia H ellings.A t h er hom e in Ocean Grovo early

on W ednesday m orn ing Mrs. Ju lia H elllnga passed away, follow ing a s tro k e of apoplexy. Deceased, w ho w as th e wife of John A. Helllnga, w as flfty»plne years old. Besides the. husband she -leaves a sis ter, Mra: E m eline W oodw ard, of th is place. Tho, fflneral service, p riv a te ,'w ill he held , a t th e house, 14 B ath avenup, th is F rid ay evening, an d bu ria l will be m ade on S aturday in Greenwood cem etery, W est Long Branch.

-H«>PReliel

B orn of a desire to equalize tax^sS jJS jr^* tion betw een th e shore . an d In la n d . d istric ts, a m ovem ent look ing to vision o f M onm outh county has1 been , ! s ta rted . The shore d is tric ts ; lty,'ls,l;S%ffiS)a poin ted o u t; pay six, tim es aa^m i& ^d 'i^ksS B in to , th e county budget. aB do t h e . i n ^ h ^ f e j : land tow nships and In r e tu rn rec^Y ev iTjsi&S tw o-th irds less th an th e ir in land n e ig h b o rs .. •

Thia condition of affaira w aa \ i l brought, to the a tten tio n of th e j e o ' j ^ s S ^ pie of Aabury P ark : by City Ass;es8b|v'}Jai®!Si A rth u r .Hope a t a : m eeting p f x iy z f ir/1 L ‘ and taxpayers held in th e N f . - - j t t & b ury E ngine- H ouse on W edbc;;day -, n ig h t., ■ ' - . ■ : ' . , ; , i

Mr. Hope show ed w h ere th e shoreV.:, d istric ts paid In to the county, fo r th e year 1911 $341,463.62, ;as ag a in s t $57,082177. paid by th e : in land . dis^' tric ts . In re tu rn : th e sho re received: V;:\/ pjp from the C ounty B oard • o t e r s ,$50,923, as a g a in s t. $X5;498Vi7'feSfeJil:if received by th e Inland tb w n s l i ip s . ') ^ ^ S ® f e :

I t is proposed, to include in ^ th le i'S ffffe^ ' new county, if th e division can: SU(V:-:3}%||| .cessfiilly be b ro u g h t about, th e town^ ships of R a ritan , H olm del, M K d d l ^ ^ * town, Shrew sbury; E atob tpw n, OWi^:.?.f;>'«s® N eptune and W all, leav ing in th e void county the tow nships ; of . Matawan.;1 M arlborb, A tlantic,, F reeho ld , H ow ell, {. “v-* M illstone and U pper F reehold . :

Some of the in land tow nships re­ceived in. county appropriations-,four,( tim es a s much as th e to ta l sum 'iJolSsSgc^ th e ir county taxes, w hile th o average S i re tu rn on the sho re Is h ard ly 1 ........... .

ITALIAN BA K ER KILLED.

rd ly a 'th lrd .'- itsS l'fe l — "IL L E b .'; ,;:::'v:i g | | ®

S tre e t D uel in Anburj- P o rk L ato L ast i;.j S a tu rday N ight.

canh 1’ A1- : L-

Sum m er T im etable Ju n e 30.T he sum m er ra ilro ad tim etab le

w ill become effective on Ju n e 30. On th a t d a te the th e a tre tra in on th e C en tral road leaving New Y ork , a t 12.01, will ru n every n ig h t in tne w eek, Sundays , included; I f th e re ls sufficient dem and fo r i t , th is tra in w ill be m ain tained th e year .through.

A udito rium P a rk B akery Open;T he A.udltorium P a rk b akery and

delicatessen s to re 'I s now open'.-This sto re is a t th e corner o t P ilg rim P athw ay, and P itm an ayenue, oppos­ite , A ud ito rium Square. T he stan ­d ard th e re Is, p u rity and clbanllnesa T oday’s specialty , hom e-m ade cru l­le rs a t ten centa a dozen. ^

. F rld a y N igh t F irew orks. !T he Aabury P a rk C arnival Aasocla-

t io n h as arran g ed fo r a d isp lay o t firew orks- on th e beach I ro n t every' F rid a y evening in Ju n e , and a t o thor tim es th ro u g h th e Bummer. T he con­tra c t h as . been g iven th e In te rn a tio n ­a l F ire w orks'. Com pany,: of Jersoy C l ty :5 '" 'V v ,. '.j.; :.:

li ' ‘ Men’s W ard Ot H osp ita l. '^ Prbferess t^oted;i»t. thb AnS^May:

fano, an I ta lia n bak er em ployed b n . 'V 'f :^ : ' Springwood avenue', A sbury- P a rk ; .Viap, sh o t and k illed w hile . on'r* hla wojr to h is ho m e a t . 141:.M aple 'av ^ ,:S i'ifri nue, HiB body w as ridd led w ith b u t letB. ' ■ ■ "

The p o lice , a rre s te d N icholas ’ Vao-i-'A caro, o t R idge avenue; P w q m l e i 'O i i ^ ' . J * tan o a n d R eba C layton, a n :Am erI& m ;;>j>'Ma&, w om an, w ho w ere accused o l , .b ^ in ^ i : j® { ® im plicated i n th e - sh o o tin g .'■•1 W hba't'^f;]® ;^ arrested- V acarro w as bleeding'. a b u lle t hole In h is side,'and.'.Jupplt''-' being questioned, said th a t A lfanij^ h ad sfio t.h im an d ho h ad k illed him :,In self-defense. •••-..

rega in in g hiB .w onted strohgvu, hda resum ed hiB ' extonstvOVrjprajhero , g rea tly to ........ .. "h la .m any trlen

L ate laa t S aturday n ig h t jo se p h Al* S';

— »-------- « — 1 * ------Tho A tlan tic C oast E le c tr ic ' H allJ if;^ fs ly Com pany , h aa . given. JeMe;;'tel'p4;-;;

). an d stee l

• w a y ------------- —H ow land, o f S eab rlg h t,,.an o th er;nb lg i} K ^ f co n trac t fo r bu ild ing concre te retain-; ln g w alls a longside of i t s , . trea ties .lb an d n e a r B lberon. T he.new contrac t^- ’' w ill-.total $50,000, m aking $75,000 w orth o t concrete 1g ird er con tracted lo r to d a te . ' ;:Th«>'i- ___com pany in tends to spend ^ I th ln i th & ^ ^ p i com ing y ear a t o ta l 'o t $200,000 perm anent : brldgos and

R e tu rn ed from H oroltii.'-iS-'-jfe^fe- .-•■. - ’",-1 . v' ',':- ■The firs t of .the w eek D r.jW fllla jn .v ..;

A. Robinson, o t Ocienn ' ;Gr6ye, turned : fro m th e JonerBon :HpBBitaU%:-'."u P h iladelph ia ; w hero ho Spent w eeks follow ing an|operatton;\V:W hilte<'.:

. show ing som o trace's.of the 'ra th -V !; e r S e rio u s :peribd„^thr|ough: ^ h i t ' ' ' haB passed . D r ,’.R ob in so n ’.lis :ra-

Sffii

m » w m s s im wuM M ti&m. r A G B W O ^ ; . • .

M ^ . , ' ' . . . , v - ^ g

m m mm s m m m t m

w m n tm ,

A j g

w ent In to see tho patient. "Whether | the la tte r ' had forgotten tiia t the weels I of h is captivity hnd,:expirea or w heth­

er ho feared the doctor would tell him he could go, he did not mention tho m atter. H e continued to enjoy tho a t­tentions of madame, nnd since ho re-, celved an order from St. Petersburg not to risk .any th ing by ,being moved' he l^m alned passive and content.'

Then one m orning,. Instead of ma­dam e bringing him his breakfast, a servant brought It.

“W here Is your m istress?” asked the count In a dissatisfied tone. •

“Madame is indisposed this morn­ing.” ■ ■ <

Madame w as listening a t the door. "Umphl" v .

, The servan t so t.th e b reakfast down on a table beside the count and left him to ea t alone. W hen the dishes w ere carried out madame was in the pantry to inspect them. She smiled at noticing th a t the b reakfast; was un­touched. ' -■ ■

A t 11 o’clock the cqunt sen t n serv­a n t to m adam e to ask a fte r her and to express his disappointm ent th a t she would no t be able to read to him. At

.2 in the afternoon he sent another message, begging th a t she would make an effort to visit him if only for a few m inutes; he w as desperately lonely; Before dthner, which they had been accustom ed to e a t together, he sent word th a t .if he eould not have her company no dinner need be provided fo r him. A t 10 In the evening he de­clared th a t if she did no t come to bid him good night he would violate all rules o f propriety and go to her. To th is she sent word th a t she was bettec and would breakfast w ith him in the morning. •

So' the count, forced to go to bed w ithou t. seeing her, fre tted all night, and when In the morning he w aited in his easy chair for. h e r to bring his. b reak fast and saw her enter w ith the tray, as usual, he w as beside him self w ith joy. Rising and se tting the tray On the table, he took both her hands in his tind carried them to his Ups.

“My benefactress!" he exclaimed.“ Is it only g ra titu d e , th a t moves

you?” she asked, lowering her eyea.“Yes—no. I t ls both. I mean th a t I<

having become accustomed to your m inistrations, cannot ge t on without them.”

T hat w as a happy b reak fas t Ma- dam e said she fe lt much better than

, yesterday, bu t needed the air. She would ride out, b u t regretted th a t the count w as no t able to ride w ith her.

“B ut i am a b lo r cried th e count, and, getting up from hla chair, he pirouet­ted around the room.

M adame looked sod. Tbe « x m t oeked w hat w as the m atter.

“Since you are well," she said, “we m ust part."

“But,” rejoined the count, putting bis hand on his side, “the motion has brought on a terrib le pain.” ■

“I . think,” said madame, smiling, “th a t'y o u are well enwigh to ride out, b u t any violent motion is still danger­ous." ’

“Exactly," exclaimed tb e count, sink­ing into his chair, w ith an apology for ia groan;

A pair of horses and a sleigh were ordered—for by th is time the Bnow lay deep on the ground—and the two got in among a pile of fu r robes and w ent for a drive.

T hat evening when m adam e and the count were Bitting before a great open fireplace the count looked very sad. •

“W hat troubles yo u ?’, asked ma­dame.

“Something th a t m ust separate me from you,” was the reply.

“And th a t som ething is? " :. “You know of a custom with us here in R ussia by which a woman who is not noble may m arry a noble and thus acquire h is title of .nobility: Somev tim es a wealthy woman will pay a handsom e (ram to nn Impecunious no­bleman toi m arry her, th e two parting, not to m ee t‘again, os soon as the cere­mony has been performed. My heredi­tary estates came to' me very much in- cumbered. Indeed, i t w as necessary th n t I should either raise 100,000 ru ­bles to pay off the debt or lose them. At th is tim e my eye caught an adver­tisem ent o f a young girl who had Just come into a large fortune fo r "a hus­band w ith a title, sho to pay for tho honor conferred upon her, the two to p a rt immediately . a fte r the m arriage. I opened negotiations w ith th is woman, and tho result w as nn agreem ent by Which she was to pay 100,000 rubles and be my wife ln name. So distaste­ful was the sale to me th a t I stipulated tbe ceremony should take placo by proxy. I never saw my wife.”

The count heaved a sigh a t finishing his confession.

“W hat w as tbe name of the girl you m arried?” asked madame.

“I have forgotten.” .“W as i t Murianleff?"T be count started . “I t was. W hat

do you know of her?”“She is very near to me.”“Near to youT’"Yes; w e are tw ins.”Madame arose and touched a bell.

A servan t came, whom she m et a t the door and to whom she gave somo in­structions ln a low tone. The servant departed, nnd tho count hastened to

.say; '-"Tell me about your twin' sister. Is

Bho as lovable as yon?”"W e have tbe sam e disposition.”“I would see her—but, no; sho would

not bo you.”A t th is moment the se rvan t return-,

ed bearing a le tter on a salver.^ Ma­dam e took “it, glanced a t - th e Bupcr- Bcription and handed i t to the co u n t -.

“Countess RadzitpotfI'' h e exclnittted. "1 am ' the C o u n t^a Badzlyioff,” enld!

m adnm p 'q u ie tly / :VI !pai(J:;y<}u*ta' haw - 1 cash ‘fo r ydiir

NOW-, OPEN

,.J ff NEWARK'S STORE BEAUTIFUL’< t i { B RO AD . H M J S E Y S T R B B T S \K Russian Nobleman Injured

While Hunting Is Entertained by a Charming Woman

■ Bf WALTER B. STURGIS( - rii1:.'1; ' /4' *, ;.■;;5 ••

I never put on a ,winter, .oVercoat.' Un-T f l ic* V lnvd'i^nt^in t / i l fin 1 ti rm -m n f h f

By GEORGE BEGKWITII

MonntPena Hot ;Water Range;.Il willcoolc, bake, roast, ejfccj',-’

and a t the sam e tim e -will heat -a/ sm all -house' o r part of a largfe biie. - O ne fire to cook and lieat with; and at- a great saving of fuel and laboi.

Thomas Angles •/ Plumber, Steam and Gas Fitter

" 4 1 P i l g r i m P a t h w a y '• ' O c e a a G ro v e

>/ ’Jobbing p ro m p tly ' attended; to. E stim ates cheerfully fur­nished.’' " - ' V:?/

Formorly tho Moravian R estaurant' Y -* . V .

Opposite the AuditoriumCall at our office and look at the Full Supply of E veryth ing Fit to

Eat, a t Popular Prices

n o r

A C C E S S IB L E -Q b » E T -E L C G A N T :W thm Frro Minuter- W a lk 'd Theatre* Shop*

New b « 2 &Y C an pan Hotel to aQ Railroad*. • ’ )

• . >% EU ROPEON : PLA N - s V _$1 .5 0 p e r D ay $2 .00 p e r W jWITHOUT, BATH : V > *.'. ‘\VITH. BATH\

. Salles, $3*50 and upwards ? ■1; \ .. 6KND pon co ion ia HAP OF NKWVORK jEDGAR T. SMITH, Managing: Direct®; Plaza Hotel, ducaffo, oadex u m o manascmetU. \

S g K ,NEW J g S >

GOOD BOOKSOur Standard: .•

p u r i t y A n d c l e a n l i n e s s

FO R VACATION DAYS AND RIG H T N O W ^

: - • 25 Cents . 'Flow er o t th e F o rt, Tho V illa Claudia, The M aster of the..

S ta ir, VcrgllluB, T ales o( tho A rgonauts, Roao M ather, . D ora Deane, M aggie M iller, W agne r— iilus. Cameo, Maxim Gorki-—' Ulus:, Cameo, T roll G arden, Monsignir, SonB of Men, L ife of a S tar, The Forew arnera, B lo tt ing Book, Count Falcon, of th e Eyrie;' Love Among the 'C h ickens, B laze D erringer, The. S isters, , A unt M aud— Blow n top. To Him th a t H ath , L ion’s Brood, U pbuilders. F ly lng D eath , N avigating th e A ir, Poem s— School edition-—vola. 1 /2 , 3, W arner Classics—-4 :vols. to a se t, The Blue Law n, Be­yond Chance of Change, F low c r of th e Orange, R obert T ournay , The Cobbler, F anny L am bert. The W indfall, C aptain Jackm an, AUln W lnfleld, The Sm iling Road; The Good Mrs, H ypocrite,

The B est and M ost Econom ical H eater on th e M arket

Van’s Grocery TalkH ero we axe in sp ring , accord ing to

th * ca len d a r; .som etim es in ’ w inter, acco rd ing to th e w eather. N everthe­less, g e ttin g a little ^more sun sh in e arid a lltU e fu rth e r toWord sum m er.: N atu ra lly we will h av e to c lean af> Inside, ou tside and aro u n d olfr houses, so wo will have to g e t tho w herew ithal.• Soap an d Sapolio, noap pow der arid am m oiiia, ohlorido of Umo arid clean ­sers, sc rub -b rushes, m ops and broom s, duet-bruflhea an d stove-bn ishes. . I have thern; In varie ty to su it , yourn ^ ed t; ',«■■' ■ -4 A' .

Ja m s, jo llies,and p reserves from ten cen ts to th ir ty cen ts , a ll in glass. Cal­ifo rn ia canned cherries, peaches, ap- ricots, pears arid p lu m s—any of th e m ’ fo r tw enty-five c e n ts a can . A nd th a t sw eet, ju ioy H aw aiian p ineapple, slic­ed so te n d e r i t m elts In y our , m outh , fo r th o sam e prico. ■ y,V- / ,' i : - '

S tan d ard banned I vege tab les a t s ta n d a rd prices—ten , th irtee n and fifteen cen ts .. B em etnber th o coffeo an d th e tea.

T o u rs to serve,

L v a n (Sillowe Olin Street, Oeean Grove, New Jersey

T e le p h o n e J1 7 -J A s b u r y

FOB, the SEASOISr

C0TTA5ESLAWN SWINGS

F O R U T T L E FO LK S AND GRO W N V PS2-Passenger Swings, strong ly bu ilt, nicely pain ted and var­

nished, fo r §3.08. t‘' 4-Pasaenger Swinge, so lid ly bu ilt and safe; well braced ; nice­ly pain ted , $5.25. • •.

Hardw ood Swings, ex tra large, carry ing 4^heavy persons; fln-,-,?? ish , red , $7.50. . . .

Gliding Settees, m ost com fortab le s w U ^ |^ e r bulU, becarise>;i of th e ease and level,m otion ; can be used tfe» |^ ise who canno t . s ta n d the . o rd inary sw ing, this m otion .beijrggfc'aHrely different^ ■ > can be m ade in to a bed if desired ; equipped w ith large a w n in g s ;1' p rice ,-com plete , $17.60. ‘ Vi' S

‘ CROQUET S E T S ;A m ost com plete line of C roquet Sets of th e best quality

m aple; in s trdng wood boxes; w ith hinged lid ; th e se t in c lu d in g ; e ig h t balls arid m alle ts; p rices— $1, $1.75, $2.50, $2.75, $S, $4 .50 ; J a n d .$ 0 ; ' • '■ . " ' ' • ■'

W E SELL FU RN ITU RE ON TH E CLUB PLAN

the D isplay in our w in dow

No. 23 South M ain St., A sbury Park O p p o s ite M a in A v e n n e G a le a , O e e a n G ro v e

A Full Line o f 3 ^ - ; w t50 Main Avenue, Ocean Grove, N. J

T e le p h o n e 2S4-W: : ASBURY PARK

FURNITURE CO.s5 0 8 Main S t., A»bury F Automobile SuppliesSH E R IF F ’S ; SALE;—« y . v ir tu e o f ■

a: w r it of il. fa. to mo d irectedii.^V 'j/rffl issued o u t of th o C ourt o f C hancery

o f th e 'S ta te of New/ Je rsey , W lll-lia itfpm H exposed to sale a t public vondue. on,. . ') ; ! H M onday, th e S 4 th day ojf Ju n e , 1912,' H betw een th e hours! o f 12 o 'clock a n d 'f'ixM | 5 o 'clock ( a t 1 o ’clock) ; in th e ' af- M te rnoon o f said day, ‘a t th o C ourt'.'’ I ' i l l House,; F reeho ld , in :th o township,-I ' - 'S jv n o f F reeho ld , county of M o n m o u th ,.;j. '”T-)JJ New Jersey.- ’ < . . '1 1

All th e follow ing tr a c t o r parce l o fv .£ j ,$ $ || lan d , a n d ; pi'om lses; h e re in a fte r p a rr . ? '/I tlcu la rly desorlbed, 1 s itu a te , ' ly ing 1 :a ':S| a n d b e in g ,in th e city of..P a rk , in th e C ounty of M onm outh, a n d S ta te of New, Je rsey . Beginning a t a po in t ln th e aou therly lin e of T h ird avenue , d is ta n t th re e h u n - , .I i/ d re d 'a n d fifty fee t . .w es t'’ from . ;th'e w esterly line of, P in e ■ s t r e e t ,; sa id be- 1 • g inn ing p o in t b e in g ' th e . * so u th e a s t '. ' :•> co rner o f T h ird aVenuo and; N ew , l ' / , ’ s tre e t; th ence sou therly a long th e ' $ $ n j l eas te rly line; o f New ’s treb t . and;„;,at r ig h t1; ang les t o -!Third ' avenuo ' ;on'e'-.'..';.v<fVl h undred and forty ; feet to th e n b rth -' erly ' side o f an 'alley Jtw enjT ^w V ^jJe 'v /A ^ 'f® ] belonglrig,,.to i James;-A- B rad ley ,.o v er ’• .'i'-ll “which' the- p a r ty ,of the: second :paH ;;‘;:-VAs; l | his, he irs o r asslgnB, m ay have In- V W g re ss .a n d egress; to- th e Astree ts .n e x t ; ’ 'H adjo in ing , runn ing ; a t .'right angles to V-* th e avenues horeln '8peciflcd; thenco i3 fa \ eas terly p ara lle l w ith ' T h ird avenue r a long th e no rth erly line of Bald alley fifty feo t; thence n o r th e r ly . andv /.a t . r ig h t ang les to T hird - .avenue "one i h undred and . for ty foot to .th e sou th e rly side v of , . T h ird ■ avonue; ' thence w esterly 'a lo n g th o sou therly -M: lin e of T h ird av enue fifty fefet to th e p o in t o r place o t beginning. v Seized .as ;;thd 'p roperty of 'W illiam - . *

H. H enderson, J r .; e t als, tak en in V exeo p tio a a t tho su it of M ary A.’ Ap- p legate . a n d to be sold,.by

'. W ILB ER T A. . BEECROFT, . v . ' :'4->V-ia '.. ( Sheri ff;

Sam uel A. Patterson',- Sol'r..' D ated May 23, 1912.: . 1 1 3 .2 8 i.igi-ffl:

Broad, New and Halsey Streets, Newark, N. 3?

i i i

RAILROAD Redneed Rates to

WashingtonO n Saturday, June 8, the

handsom e M emorial M onu­m ent to C hristopher Colum­bus will 'be unveiled and dedicated on the Plaza be­fore the y n io n Station, W ash ing ton ,. D. C. ••

R ound-trip tickets ^to ■Washington from, stations on the Pennsylvana R ail­road good going on June 6; 7 and 8, and good to re tu rn to reach.: original s ta rtin g point no t la te r th an Ju n e i i , 19x2, will be.sold a t re­duced. nites, m inim um re-

C onsult ticket agents.-*?-^

The Big Loaf for the Big FamilyBig-Dandy Bread, the extra-large 10 cent loaf,

is the economical kind for th e large family.F o r i t contains th e sam e ingredients, baked in to th e

same tasty , appetizing loaf, as P an -D andy , and is m ore than tw ice as large.

PanrPanty Bread 8,ei8r,JTell your grocer today to send out a loaf of

B ig-D andy. Y o u ’ll be surprised to see how m uch perfect bread you get for 10 cents.

A n d you’ll be pleased a t th e way th e fam ily will take to it.

■ B jU S jM ^ B u t be sure you see th e P an -D an d y label—* I W i f l l M l i t m arks th e genuine. .

Spring W anteBi{( Stock a n d Right Prices—H ardw are, P ain ts, .'

- V arnishes, Gil, Tools, B rushes, .Law nSeed, G arden See<&;, Law n and G arden Fertilizers, Law n Mowers, Rubber: Hose;>;'l^f| wrRoofing Papers, W indow and Door Screens, W ire N etting ,

Kitchen Utensils. *

SNYDER & ROBINSPA IN T C o r . M a in S t r e e t a n d L a k e A v e n n e IOT H A R D W A H E - ^ ^PU& H ERS 1 . A s b n r y P a r k . P h o n e 218 U llS T U S S ,'- , :;:-,:-BUHLER’S PAVILION

W . E : T avixjr83 Abbott Arenue

A.' D. Clabk91 Mt. Tabor Way.

T aylor & Clark B uilders

v*, . ■ -, v ; 1 ' 1 1■; /-

Ocean QrbvievN.,J. ';The good kind of carpenter work—-cheapest in the end

ON. BCIiTl TO BAB CKKDITOR8.

REITZ MODEL BAKERY ^A dm inistrator’s - Noticed •- -Henry tlag o rm an i adm lniB tratbr 'of M argare t H agortqan, deceabed,. ;■ 1 > > ; o rd er of th e S u rrogate off: the; C oun-;; ty 'o l. M onm outh; hereby g ives n o tice -' t o . th e cred ito rs of the' sa id doceased; . to .bring ln '.th e lr !debt8,'dom andB and claim s; ag a in s t tho ea ta to :o f.’8ald,'de. ,; ceased, u nder oa th - o r a lilrm atlon . w ithin ' n lu o - Jnonths froiri .tho tw enty-’: f if th 1 day of'M ay . l B ^ , p r ttiey. w ill,; be forever- b arred of any, ac tio n . .: th e re fo r againBt the. Bald; adm lnlstrja- if;

HRNRYHAOIOUMANi'..'. ($11 .10) 22-31.: t . l v J v r

H ouse • Painting, ; ,

26 O c e a n A v e . ,O c c im G ro v e ,N . J . '

Vo. 520 Cookman JI venue Opp. tt*w Ztltpboht Building ]47 P i l g r i m P a t h w a y , O c e a n G ro v e . N , J ,

Jlsbury Park, UP h o n t t S l W

P . O. B o x 2 , O cea n O ro v e , N J ,■'.:s >..-■ ?:• •-' ’ '.-

- . . ■ .1 •Repairing Promptly Attended To

SILAS W. BARTONALBERT ROBBINS

Real E sta te ;.■p.- Ineurance 'H o te ls a n d C o tto f io e f o r f t o n t

1.7 M o rtfto fio b o a n d - , - -

,r.226-IVlain S treetv A S B U R Y ‘P A R K A DR/UDS

M p i s i i *ASDliaY. PACK, MS\V JERSEY

;framisfe piciarei i ho iojvs. ii pfc'C'.'m tiy.be- <V,c;v 1. i

‘■'or . l i 'o r ' l ik o iii oh i

iTr- c r ^ w f a »V.e, O-OEAg,

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4f>|Lati97 al Mjbfmam of■$?<*?;.!

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g:1 L o o a iag en t.fo r t l i e ■'$]■?'}

MatJiH Penn Hoi Water Range: ;I t w ill cook, bak e, roast, efc., and a t th 6 sa m e tim e w ill h ea t a/ sm a ll -house, o r . ’part { o f a la rg e one. -O n e fire , to cook and" h ea t w ith; and a t a great isaving. of fu e l and la b o i. /•;••

Tkomas Infill •> Plumber. Steam and Gas Filter .

'.45 P i l g r i m P a t h w a y - f'V: O c e a n G ro v e

Job b in g - p ro m p tly ' attended; to .:.. E stim a tes c h eer fu lly 'fur-' n ish ed .

By GEORGE BECKWITH

Cali at our office and look at the '

A C C E S S IB L E -Q illE T -E L K G A N T 'W ithin F ire Minute**1 Wa!V ofT he*£n ,», S bopi and

: 300 Feel Wert cl •New Dutch GriD Rooms. \L a rg e d fa the City. EK «ne

V C a n i > u Hotel to ti l R u h o a d t.; •. ;i;vV■Vy V ; v.;■ ‘ • -v. EUROPEON '■ PLAN ■ ■ - i I$1 .SO pen- D ay ' $2 .00 p e r I w JWITHOUT, BATH .;.V : . 5 - BATH\ ;

Suite*,$3.50 and upwards■yl; BEND FOR' COi.ORIB.MAP OF NIW VORK T '

EPQ ART* SM ITH , Managfag\ DIrectwPU u Hotd. Chtaigo. oodg «ame management. \

The Best and Most Economical Heater on the Market

Van’s Grocery TalkH ere we a re In sp ring , accord ing to

tb s ca le n d a r; .som etim es in ' w inter, accord ing to th e w eather. N ev erth e­less, g e ttin g a ■ little .m ore sunsh ine a n d a l l t t l e fu rth e r tow ard sum m er.

N a tu ra lly we will hav e to olean up inside, ou tside and a round ofir houses, so we will have to g e t th e w herew ithal.

S oap asid Sapolio, aoap pow der an d am m onia, ch loride of lim o a n d clean­sers, sc rub -b rushes, m ops an d broom s, du st-b ru sh es >»nd stoye-brushee. I h av e them in v arie ty to su it, your needs; :

J a m s , je llies.and preserves from tea can ts to th ir ty oents, a ll in g lass. Cal^ ifo m ia canned cherries, peaches, ap rice ts, p#»rs an d p lum s~ ;any of them fo r tw enty-five cen to a cun. A n d th a t sw eet, ju icy H aw aiian p ineapple, silo­ed so te n d e r It m elts in y o u r m outh , fo r th e sam e price.

S tan d ard Satined vege tab les a t B tandard prices—ten , th irte e n and fifteen oents.

R em em ber th e coffee a n d th e tea.■ T o u rs to serve,

L. van Gilinwe Olin Street, Ocean Grove, New Jersey

RentedFOR the SEASON

COTTAGESand .

HOTELSFURNISHEDASBURY PARK FURNITURE CO.,

8 08 fdatn St. . A»bury Park

the Display in our window

5 0 M a in A v e n u e , O c e a nT e le p h o n e 2S4-VV

S H E R IF F 'S SALE.— By v ir tu e of a w rit of fl, fa. to me J lre c tetl.'

issued ou t of the. C ourt of C hancery .- o f th e S ta te of New Jersey , .will be exposed to .sa le a t public vendue'/'on,. Monday, th e 2 4 th day a i Jun e , 1912, betw een th e h ours oi 12 ><’clock and " 5 o’clock ( a t 1 o 'c lo ck ), in th e a f­ternoon o f ' s a i d day a t the C o u r t . 1 H ouse, F reehold , in the tow nship,. o£ F reeho ld , coun ty of M onm outh, New Jersey .

Ail th e follow ing tra c t o r parcel of lan d . a n d ; prem ises here inafte r p a r- ., tieu la rly described, S itu a te , ' lying ond being in th e city < of A sbury P e rk , ic tbo County oif M onm outh. ' atid S ta te of Nov? Jersey . B eginning a t a poin t in th e so u th e rly lin e o f . T h ird a v e n u e , d is ta n t th re e hun­d red and ' fifty fee t w est from tho w esterly lino of P ine s tre e t,.s a id be­g inn ing po in t he icg the so u th east ' corner of T h ird avsiiue . and'.’ Nev. s tre e t; thence southerly a long the eas te rly line of New s ire b t . and ,a t righ t angles to • Third ' ■' avenue one . h undred and fq rty .fee t' to th p no rth - .< brly side, of au alley tw en ty ,fee t wide b e lo n g in g 'to Jam es-A . Bradley, oyer w hich the, p a r ty .o f th e ’ secon i p a r ti ' his. h e lrr or assigns, xaay have in- gre’tn an d e g ress ;to th e s tree ts nex t', ad jo in ing , ru n n in g a t r ig h t ang les tp th e avenue? h ere in specified; hence eas te rly para lle l w ith 'T h ird , avenue n!ocg tho no rth erly line of sa id a lley • fifty, fee t; thence northerly, ami a t r ig h t angles to Thirc! .avenue one h ir .d re d and ' forty fecit to . the sou th e rly side of T h ird avenue'; thence -westerly along th e sou therly lin e of .'Third avonue fifty fefct .to t h e : point o r place o t beginning.

Seized as th e 'p ro p e r ty of W illiam ' H . H enderson, J r .; e t 'a i e , tak en In execution! a t thn su it o f M ary Ai Ap-' plegate , and. tc b e ‘sold;.by •■■y.f.

TiTCLBBRT.A, 'B EECRO FT, ■,■'?' ■ : • Sheriff; .;

Samue! A, P a tte rso n , Sol’r.D ated May 23, 1912; .. *13.26

I RAILROAD Reduced Rates to

WashingtonO n Saturday , June 8, the

handsom e M emorial M onu­m ent to C htistopher Colum­bus will be unveiled and dedicated on th e P laza be­fore the IJnion Station, W ashington, D. C.

R ound-trip tickets £to W ashington from stations on the Pennsylvana R ail­road good going on June 6, 7 and 8, and good to re tu rn , to reach original s ta rtin g point no t la te r th an June i i , 19x2, will be.sold a t re­duced rjites? m inim um re­duced fare $2.po.

C onsult ticket agents.-»*?

The Big Loaf for the Big FamilyBig-Dandy Bread, the extra-large 10 cent loaf,

is th e economical kind for th e large family. ' .

F o r i t contains th e sam e ingredients, baked in to th e same tasty , appetizing loaf, as P an-D andy , and is m ore than tw ice as large.

'^Pan-D andy BreadTell your grocer today to send out a loaf of

B ig-D andy. Y o u ’ll be surprised to see how m uch perfect bread you ge t for 10 cents. .

A n d y o u ’ll be pleased a t th e way th e fam ily will take to it.

B u t be sure you see the, P an -D an d y label™ i t marks the genuine.

W, E i .TiYLon A D . Cu b e88 Abbott Are nue . —/ . Mt Tabor Way

T aylor & Glairk B uilders /

O d e a n ' Q r o v e . - N . J . '

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w o r k — c h e a p e s t I n t h e e n d

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REITZ MODE! BAKERY47 P l l f l r im P a l l rw a } '. O c c a u G ro v e , N , J .

ALBERT ROBBIISS, Real Estate

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LEWIS LUMBER CO

Mil <>rk, Hr d- ire Points, King Whs or, W sll Board, Beaver Board. Good shingles for

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i NEWARK’S STORE fiEAtm F u TBROAD. NEW-ah» ttALSEY STREETS,

What fcame of a Man's. Unwlt

Another’s Coat

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Opposite the Auditorium mm

Eat, a t Popular Prices

^ Sk.new s0GOOD BOOKS

. > Our Standai^ : - - • ' PUR IT Yv AN D CLEAN LIN ESS

FO R VACATION DAYS AND BIG H T NOW

25 Cents• .;.., F jow eri o f th e - F o r t , T he V illa C laudia, T he M aster o f th e t

S ta ir, V ergllius, Tales of th e A rgonauts, Rose M ather, D ora Deane, Maggie Miller, W agne r— illus. Cameo, Maxim G orki— : illus., Cameo,' T roll G arden, Monslgny, Sons of Men, : L ife o f . i a . S tar, T he Forew arners , B lo tt ing Book, Count Falcon o f th e Eyrie; Love Among th e Chickens, Bl aze D erringer, The S isters, A u n t : M aud— Brown top, To H im th a t H ath , .Lionls Brood, U pbu llders.; E ly lhg D eath , N avigating th e A ir, Poem s—-School edition—-vols. . 1, 2, 3, W arner Classics— 4 vols. to a set, T he Blue Law n, Be--

-yond Chance of Change, Flow e r of the. O range, R obert T ournay, T he Cobbler, F anny L am bert. The W indfall, C aptain Jackm an , ' A llin W infield, The Sm iling Road, T he Good Mrs. H ypocrite.

This Week’s Specialty: Home-Made Crullers Ten Cents a Dozen • '

T e le p h o n e U 7 - J A s b n r yOpen’Day and Night

LAWN SWINGSFO R U T T L E FOLK S AND GRO W N U PS

. 2-Passenger Swings, s trong ly built) nicely pain ted and v ar­n ish e d , fo r $3.08.’ 4-Passenger Swings, so lid ly b u ilt and safe; well braced ; nice­ly pain ted , ?B.25. '

H ardwood Swings, ex tra la rge , carry ing i h eay y p erso n p ; fin-, ish, red , §7.50. " * . ..

G liding Settees, m ost com fortable sw ing ever b u i l t , . because of th e ease and level m otion; can be used by those w ho cantibt s tan d th e o rd inary swing, the m otion being en tire ly .different; can be m ade in to a bed if des ired ; equipped w ith larg e aw nings; price, com plete, $17.50.

CROQUET SETS? '.A m ost com plete line of C roquet Sets of the b es t 'quality

m aple, in s trong wood boxes, w ith hinged lid ; th e Bet inc lud ing e ig h t balls and m alle ts; prices— $1', $1.75, $2.50, $2 .75, $3, $4 .50 und $0. ‘

W E SELL FU RN ITU RE ON T B E CLUB PLAN

No. 23 S ou th M ain St., A sbury Park

Fully Equipped for Broad, New and Halsey Streets, Newark, N/ 3.’

WORLD-FAMOUS TOP UNE OF STRAW. BATSm ade b y B ingham H opk ins of Baltim ore,' w ith tho patent] d ru m orown—a very im p o rtan t fea tu re In m ak in g straw h a ts fo r th is dam p clim ate. I t does aw ay w fth th e orown sin k in g o r r is in g from damjfmesa. w e have also a com ­p le te lin e o t K nox an d th e fam ous W ard’s E ng lish ha ts . P hen lx s ilk hosiery fo r m en an d w om en—fo u r pa ir ha lf hose for $2, w ith th ree m on ths guaran tee . F o u r pair* w om en’s hose fo r $3, w ith th ree m onths g u aran tee . Sold s ing ly a t sam e prioe, b u t g u a ran tee goes only w ith box lo ts of fou r pairs. In te rw o v e n 1 h a lf hoae—grea t nose fo r sorvlce—a t 25c. a p a ir ; 26 d ifferen t colors. O ur sh ir t line fo r su m m er Is very com plete, from , silks dow n to th e cheaper g ra d e s ; in faot, an y th in g in sh if ts from 50o. to W. O ur lino o f m erch an t ta ilo rin g con­tin u es to g ive un iversa l natiafaction. A tr ia l of th is line will prove our. claim w ith o u t an y r isk on y o u r part.

•>. HOWARD L BORDEN, Haller and Furnisher 712 Cookman Avenue, Asbury ParK, N. J. m

SEXTON & HAVILANDi l lB r i c k B o a r d i n g , L i v e r y , S a l e a n d E x c h a n g e

South of Main Avenue Gates; Ocean Grove, New JerseyT o lo p fio n o N o . 108

C arriages of ev ery descrip tion and all th e la ten t Btyles: All k in d s of ru b ­b er tire w agons, e tc . o■ Closed carrlabea fo r w eddings an d fu nera ls a sp e c ia lty .. T ally-ho and straw -ride o u tf lta fu m lsh e d a t sh o r t notice. B o a rd in g by day, w eek o r montl- G entle horses fo r lad ies’ use,

B i g Stock Bind Right Prices—Hardware, Paints,\- V arnishes, Oil, Tools, Brushes, ,Lawn Seed, G arden S eed^ ^ Law n and G arden Fertilizers, Lawn Mowers, R ubber

/ Roofing Papers, Window and Door Screens, W ire N e ttH g ; i:|? Kitchen,Utensils. ' ’

SNYDER & ROBINSPA IN T C o r .M a in S t t e e t a n d L a h e A v e n n e lE?P H A R D W A R E - )P U S H E R S . ' A s b n r y P a r k . P h o n e 218 H U STLER S ' .BUHLER’S PAVILION

BO.MAR. N. J.T w o B lo c k s F r o m T r o l l e y . L e a v e C a r a t lO tli A v e n n e , O p p o s i te

* R a i l r o a d D e p o t.

L aunoh C rabb ing P a rtie s a F ea tu re . Canoeing, S ailing , B oating . Ice Oream Soda an d Oones. All th e P o p u la r S um m er D rinks. 01am Ohowder, S team ed Olam s. SandwioheB of all b in d s. : Im p o rte d an d D om eatio Olgare.

W. H. CARPENTER, Prop.r *. a\ a‘ w.’ V1.' ., T e l e p h o n e C o n n e c t io n •: ‘ v

Ko. 520 Cookman JIvehue Opp. ntw VtUphon* Building ;i

Repairing Promptly P. O. Box a. Ocean Orovc;'N J,,-.;Attended To . / W

■ SILAS W. BARTON MN ew S tra w Hats,3 ^ » ta d to a ohemtc^'p'ro'pes'» ltnow n;as ‘‘ W eatherproof,’! whiuh realata'Iralpy B unand^Q il^ond^ddB jn a n y 'd ay a .to t i o Ufe o f ' th e h a t . ' I h ay e STIiAW l H ATS ia aU d im ensions und sty les of . • v i *

SPLIT BRAIDS FANCY SENN1ITS PANAMAS BAN6K0HS1: [» , ' -and Builder,Residence : pi Corlies Ave,, W est Orove,

in' jow oliy , L ea th e r GotuW, Olilnn. OlocUa ahd Silvorivaro-

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In D em ocratic c irc les m uch (a m a d e 11 o i th o fac t t h a t th e Now Y ork W orld has come o u t square ly fo r th e nom i­nation of G overnor W oodrow W ilson fo r th e P residency. The W orld h as not alw ays been th e ifrlend of Gover­nor W ilson. I t h a s no t been long since th a t g rea t and Influential paper waB sounding a d iscordan t note to D em ocratic ea rs because the Gover­n o r was too eagerly chasing a f te r th e nom ination and was exhibiting cer­tain sym ptom s of Instab ility w hich th rea tened to w eaken h is public use­fulness. I t Ib presum ed, however,1; tha t it. Is as much an a r t to fo rget some th ings aa to rem em ber them , especially w hen th e rem em brance Ib apt to be In anywise painful.

;0£EAN GROVE TIMESPeople ; fiffDlftjll g.n - j i j . r iie^ r flseppenniiiiinEfiis

Incomes-

tion. 0;Premiums J are ,; payable' w eekly In small ajjioisiifs aiid"are

weeldy' toy agents who :/ call lor ttiat purpose. ■•■: ■: ■ .> ;,7

‘ F o u n d e d b y JO H N F» DRYDENM E lS Q jS e lv M f l® / / P io n e e r o l I n d u s t r i a l I n s u r a n c e In A m e r i c a . .V

w ill'send full particulars Ii you will write. ■

T A x i ^ ^ r e M e a t'A'. \rrr.T.vro wmJAC O B S T ItE S , Vico P resid en t.

E . M. F IE L D E R , A ssistan t Cashier.'JOHN'. E. QUINN. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Editor

;i>y;V E. N . w o o l s t o n ...................... Publisher;vv i/'j.1-:- - - «■ • . ... .Ax;-V FUBLISHED EVEtlY SATURDAY AT

<8 MAIN AVE., OCEAN GROVE.ace .................~ ...........-■ —

«: Entered at tho^Postofflce a t Ocean Grove, New Jersey

mV:N;;VV-‘ : As Second-Class Matter.

W e stand alone in th is coun­ty as the w orkingm an’s Den­tist. O u r prices are based to meet his means. ;■:

D irectors: T hom as Wyncoop Jacob S tiles C; Vi Hurley: . W. K . B rad n er- T A. M iller

D ln o to a :N. J . T aylorS. D. W oolley W illiam M oran !T . Nelson L llla^ore Jo h n H u lsh a rt ■ >[

• . ;Jlir, tuid Mrs. G. M. B urnham , of A sb u ry Pij'rk,. a re a t Sunset, Lodge.

§1?..? > ■ ;Mrb.; M iry ;H am pton , of Brooklyn,') i|XrV;; : is.speudlA g th e season a t th o Alba-i'- ■J-.r. tro ss;1- , j

ANDU PA b s o l u t e l y P u r e . /

T h e o n ly [B a k in g R b w d ib r: m a d e fr o m R o y a l G r a p e C r e a m o f T a r t a r

NO ALUM , NO LIM E PH O SPH ATE

SUBSCRIPTION RATES.Ono year .......

$r;y:;>; Six months ... f i . v v ' Three months >*• y.y, Y O U R H O M E B A N KBest Material and| Work­

m a n sta Ip a t Moderate Prices Is Onr Motto. SAT­ISFACTION IS OUR AIMi

single Copies, 3 Cents;

■ Advertising rutes furnished on applica­tion.

Local reading notices Inserted for 10 ecnt£ a line, first Insertion; four or more Insertions, 7 1-2 cents a lino, cash .to ac­company all notices.

W e learn th a t It. w as Impossible to obtain a d rin k o f .liquor a t any road house o r any othor licensed place In M onmopth county la s t Sunday. Thlt- condition prevailed n o t from choice, b u t of necessity. I t followed an o r­der from the office of County P rose­cu to r A pplegate, w ho seems deter­m ined th a t th e fa ir nam e of Mon­m outh county Is no t to bo blackened by Sabbath orgies. This is good news. A S tatew ide crusade against Sunday liquor selling lias been in­augurated,., and It bids fa ir to help the m orals of New Jersey in th is particu lar. F o r all of which le t us be devoutly {hankful. ^

DENTAL I PA R LO RS

SATURDAY. JU N E 8, 1012. WARNE i i t lmmE. de Monseyle, D. D. S;

8 A. M. 8 P. M. PHONE 167-w

711 SUMMERFIELD AVE. 502 MAIN STREET ttip l

stillOpen—the White Pharmacy

Pitman Ave., Opposite Arlington Hotel Ocean Grove, N. J.

Saturday.Specia

By E. N. WOOLSTON, Real Estate and Insurance Forty-Eight Main Ayenue, Ocean Grove, N. J.

T r i f l in g , R a n g i n g F r o mtage, with b a t^ famiahed, electric lights, gaa. Price, $2,800?

149 Cookman avenue a double dwell­ing, containing eight roomB and bath in cnch half, large sized lot. Price, $3,000.

357 Mt. Tabor. Way, aeven-room oot­tage and bath, gas. Price; $3,500.

360 Mt. Pisgah Way, eight-rpom cot­tage and bath, furnished, electric lights, gas. Price, $3,200. V . :

363 Stockton avenue, seven-room cot­tage, gas, furnished.- Price, $2,250.

364 Mt. Tabor Way, eight-room cot­tage, furnished. Price, $3,500. ' \

369 Embury avenue, nine-room cot­tage and bath, furnished.’ trice, $2,500

370 Clark avenue, a very desirabltf six- room bungalow,'gaa. Price, $1,885.

97 McClintock street, one block from the ocean, a comfortable seven-room cot . trfge, furnished. Price, $2,500.

101 Franklin avenue, overlooking ocean and lake, a well-constructed ten- room cottage, in excollent repair, bath and furnished. Price, $4,000.

122 Embury avenue, one^and one-half blocks from the ocean, a ten-room fur­nished cottage, with all improvements, trice, $3,500. . ■ . ••

87 Heck avenue, eight-room cottage, unfurnished, with bath, near the ocean,Price, $3,400.. '.=Vf ;

115 Abbott avenue, located pn a cor­ner, a twelve-room cottage, furnished,, all improvements. Price, $4,000.

141 Franklin avenue, seven-room cot-

UPW ARDO a r P r e s c r i p t i o n D e p a r tm e n t

Is complete in every detail, and your prescriptions will be compounded with care and accuracy a t moderato prices. '

THE WHITE PHARMACYW e H a v e I t o. F. Kennedy

Our Modern Vaults Contain Boxes of AH Sizes

A s m a l l o n t l a y n o w m a y s a v e y o n I r o m I r r e p a r a b l e l o s s . E v e r y o n e b a s v a l u a b l e p e r s t b a t s b o n l d b e k e p t In a b s o l n f e s a l e t y a n d b e I m m e d ia te ly ! a c c e s s i b l e .

CHILDREN ON ' Mrs. C. W. B iles has closed her city hom e ln T ren ton to spend th e sum m er ln Ocean Grove a t 73 Sttrck- avenue. • ■ •., • ,i ,

THE BEACH ofits $ 4 0 0 ,0 0 0 $2,250,000

EDMUND E. DAYTON

in sum m ertim e m ake a p re tty pic­tu re , ,but constan t care is needed to p reven t th e ir little faces and lim bs from becom ing cruelly sunburned,^ The careful m other alw ays haB a tube

HENRY C. WINSORPR ESID EN T

VELOGEN‘B eau ty’s G uardian.

w ithin Teach. Used on skin reddened by sun It tak es out th e stin g and Ir­r ita tio n and leaves a feeling of- coolth and com fort. T here is none of the greaBiness and discom fort th a t fol­lows the use o f cold cream s. Women forid of outdoor sports find Velogenu th e ir best friend.. A t a ll d rugg ists ln a.collapsible tube, 25 cents.

' I f signs count for anything, Ocean Grove should have a prosperous sea­son. M~TT W e have listed also’a large fm m ber ,of board inghouses and hotels of-various

■ I sizes, concerning which we would b<i glad to send inform ation to any prospee- ^-11 live buyer. W e have other valuable bargains in cottages th a t do not appear

on th is list. Most any of the above properties can be p u rch ased 'o n easy term s,;and in m any cases large-sized mortgages, can. rem ain. A ll the properties h a v e water and sewer connection and gas. ’ A ny fu rth e r inform ation w ill be gladly furnished, and the property can be inspected by a.pplying to me a t m y office, Forty- E ig h t M ain Avenue, Ocean GrOve, New Jersey. ' V . : ;

New Jersey C e n tra lAT THE CLOSE OP BUSINESS APRIL 18, 1912ICE CREAM

PARLORSOpen June 12

T rains from Ocean G ro wF o r New Y ork, N ew ark arid E liza­

beth , a ll ra il, 6.10, •6 .66 , 7.26, 7.36 N ew ark only, »8.00, 8.47, 11.30 a. m. 2.20, 4.00, 4.22, 4.65 S aturdays only, 7.00, 9.00. . Sundays 8.26 a. m ,, 4.12, 6.42, 8.32 p. m. ...........

F o r New Y ork, Sandy Hook R oute S team er, 0.30, 7.40, 10.00 a. m. 12.30, 1.55, 5.02 p. m . Sundays 10.10 a. m.", 5.07 p. m.

F o r E aston , B ethlehem , Allen­town and Mauch C hunk, 7.36, 8.47, 11.30 a. m „ 2.20 (4.00 p. m. to E a sto n ). Sundays, 8.25 a. m .,i4 .10 p. m.

F o r W llkeBbarre, S cranton, R ead­ing, H arrisbu rg , 7.35 a. in., 2.20 p. m. Sundays, 8.26 a. m.

•N ew Y ork only.W. G. BESLBR,

Vice P res. and 'G en . Mgr. W . C. H O PE, ;

Gen. Passenger A g en t5-26-12

Resources

Loans and Discounts $ 7 9 7 , 2 6 7 . 3 1U. S. arid Other Bonds ®* * xo : and Securities. Z l o , o l Z . S dBanking House and s o 9> io co Equipment . 5 Z , Z 4 o . 5 o

.0«b W 1 7 7 , 9 5 9 . 2 1

Liabilities

$100,000.00 f 75,496.93

48,095.00 991,405.75 31,288.59

$1,246,286.27

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Boots,ShoesSlippersRubbers

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Variety the 'Sjreatest Quality the Best

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O cea n O rove, N J. S h o ia m a k o r ’e 8 upp llos< A gency Gold S ea l B abb era —Goodyear

Rubbor Company's Matte ; fiu palrlno In /U1 I ts Branebe*-'

N o . 13-15 S o n lb ; M a in S t r e e t - A SB U R Y P A R K . N . J , , ' -

OmuEBS JA M B S F . ACKERM AN

* Vice P re s id en t

A S B U R Y A V E N U EA s b u ry P a r k , N . J .

JA M E S M . RALSTONPresident

■jay.WHi muun.j <u ---------------- »—_ . .___„^fy iiean s of letting the outside world p '/jjinow that there is such a place.

W ILLIA M A . B ER R YCashier

i|S j|j? ,fe :jKlrid]y excuse our slang expression, d id you ever see a town or com-

B ^ ^ v n i u q t t y w ith o u t a new spaper th a t ||k i j !£ a m o u n te d to a h ill o f beans? If you

' h a v e It is the only, one in existence, th e local paper is m issing from

com m unity, th a t sp ir it w hich iri- m ^ k p l r e s g row th is miBslng also. Don’t ? |p 3 jr :b & a knocker on your hom e paper. I t j j y § ^ s ; ' t h e one th ing th a t will keep your

alive and m ake it grow.—-Ex- change. _______ . . . .

I . \ th a t we a re on th e thresho ld S ^ f.^ 'X o ftjp e '. busy sum m er season i t m ight I®!?!'"?'Wsi-weU: to. call a tten tio n to one or l l /m ^ 'i^ .^ .c b r id l t lo n a th a t requ ire regula-

j j ^ ^ ti^n a t th is season of the year. One °* autom obiles passing

;! th rtiiig h .ttie stree ts . A nother is theth e sm all boy rid in g his

v4-^W W py3e> v; on th e sidew alk. Both ■ S ^ ^ l ^ r o a i e r i danger, t? th e life an d limb

Quali r.O Considered

it is the . Qieapest^ ' m the end

H O T E L S A N D C O T T A G E S

S U P P L I E DK. E-.Bdchanow • . . ' 'j ■ G -A . S mock• . President . ’ < /; J- Sec. and Treaa.

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BuGhanon & Smock Lumber Go,

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L u m b erMiliwork and Builders’ Hardware

S o o o n d i T h ird oncj R a il ro a d A y ae ... f tS D U R Y , P f tR H ,

: | . Solo m im o fac ta re rs o t t h * \ ' A lbeniiarle^brana o f ,C ed ar 'Shingles.

P a in ts , O ils. V arn ish es 'an d 'B rush- 'I ' " * , ■' '■.’T V Sole ag en ts fo r- K ing 's, W indsor d o .

:m ea t: to r M on^ionth • nad > Qecan

mmD e p o t a n d O l^ Iee

21 Corlies AvenueW E S T G R b V E

T clep h o a . 320-1,

I f you wnut'a8CwmcihaoMno,wiitoa* our latest cataloguo before youpuroha«B.:rI'

lla Nsw KcnTa Se-Aini BrHr.Esss.G rad u a te in b o th schools of m edicine —Jefferson M edical and H ahnem ann M edical. H o u rs : 8 to p a . m ., 2 t o '3 p .m .- 7 t o 8 p. m. \

Telephone connection

ex p 'e rlen ced 'lIn .h o te l.o M ce 'm ariag e - m ent., ,v> business m ethods' in th e m anagem ent of

th is • in stitu tion ; the active, participation and co operation of well-knowo business men in th e conduct of ;it& a ffa irs ; . prom pt and courteous atten tion to ' th e ‘ w an ts . of custom ers and a desire to satisfy th e m ; a ‘c a r ^ u l ' pohcy fo r safe-guai^ing th e in^ ferests of o u r d e b i t o r s —these ' ^ spriie of, th e reasons w hy w ^ can render , you■cmniirl -'«PMrtV/a‘V :>;V . -ibn'

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, Willerd ,V. 5tewiirt Tin and Felt Roofing, He

Water and Steams'

, S late boots Repaired [ , r>

Cor, B ryan t and Sprlmrda^e Aves. !

B . r . b . N o . Q, A o b o s i/ P a r k . PJ. J ; ■' T . i - r

LAUNDRYL. B; HILBORN. , . O. Ph.D. ,

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mmm ^ « e a t e d ‘;lhS th e ir j. qottagesjjt-. 2 9 P itm an

:Mre. aarahSHolleribdcf'and family,, ij pt-; Bloomfleld. -nro again ,ln :‘pocaoB--....... nr0i.agaIn lri^p0cne3-;

o f^ .the ir Buinmer’; hlttmo a t i06.ta k e aveniio.'; ,7hcy Arrived the flrat o m e w e e k .^ / '

, Loonard S m ith -a u 4 fam ily, of

\we!iloy. lalco.for .tho weok-ond,' ;-They;€tomsalas ioacp'o* Dc; d a ■'top. N^iy'Jeip^sjr. y ,> , t 4S MaJn Avenne r j* > j \ I S

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ic a c h a tid -H ic k liv c a u e l; a 'n d a t thomm&wmwmsi'e s le ^ la ’bb, for. th o ’ veoltTend^^m es'? U> p f u r n la te r to apend. the sum r o a r o I

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O C E A N G R O V E H O T E L SP H B H ^ O C E A N G R O V E H O T E L S O C E A N ; G R O V E H O T E L S

A m e r i c a n ari<^ E a r o p e a n P l a n ■?■ ijj F o d n ^ F o u n d e ra ’ P arfc i l h w l i ic h iB t l j e B lshopi |K iU G e fQ id M e m o ria l f o u n ta in ;’; / C e n t r a lly locat*;' |ied ,; bo thv fo r.':' q p w n > \ 'G r ^ .■gueBtsV/NewlyVTurajih^ ro o m s, • ; l ja rg c * t; e x c lm n g e 'n n d ' d i n in g - r o o m iu t h ^ < d ty .; .O ne b lo c k f r o n i tib t ;o c£ a n tw o b lo c k s

‘; f r o m A u d ito r iu m * ,;« Ripomci;‘w iU fr p r iy a te ^ b a t l js i ; E x c e l l e n t t a b l e . S p e c ia l r a te s to fa m ilie s . C a p p d ly 350. , S e o d \ f o r b o o k le t . T e le p h o n e ;.

O pens lyiny 15,'1012.'• f o u n t a i n h o t e l c o .

. O c e a n G ro v e ; N e w J e r s e y

H a v e O p en ed a F ir s t

OCBAN 3R0VE, NEW JERSEY: / ' .... ’ • American.and European. Plan'. .r-29 ;■01 i riStreet/Ocean; Gr^^

< ' , ^ r v ' ’ O n e Blook; f r o m - th e O c e a n ‘; °' 'R easonaK le rates.'’ F u rn ished rooms w ithout Boar^ $3.00 a

- wekkiatid up. A partm ents fo r.ligh t housekeeping./T e lp h o n q r •/ ■.•:, .'. W alter J . M ulford .O w nor and M anager.

T w entieth season, Private bathsi Booklet.Telephone N um ber 204.

Telephones in rooms .

Bpeclal rates to families for. Y . Jnne. • M. A. .^ I lL L A R .

S a lo A n s b a eta , M a n a g e r .North End H o ld B olld fn o , W esle y Lobe Front.

DON’T FO R G E T TO H A V E Y O U R i I PHOTO ON A P O ST A L j

Y our v isit to Ocean G rove will n o t be complete" w ithou t it. A do llar’s jw orth for flfty coats. S ix poatala, one of th em m ounted . •

ln a cab in e t size fo lder. . ;M O R R IS & CO., N o r lb E n d P a v i l i o n a n d S o u th E n d P a v i l i o n i

Mrs. A, W. Lyman h a s l e f t t h e S tr a t fo rd an d . m o v e d t o t t a e O c e a n F r o n t -i'V H o u se / f a c in g th e o c e a n o n t h e c o r n e r o f M e in a t e n u e i U>

. ‘ ' • R e a s o n a b le r a t e s ;:

HOTEL LE CHEVALIERNpw[0pen for the Season Directlx on the Beach> Cor. W ebb a n d C entral Aves., Oceota Grove, N. J . • •

C en trally located . C onvenient to beach, poBtofflce and A uditorium . Accom-i- i ' i ^ m odatlons fo r 12B guests. J . P . Doiiemdb. .>,HCRolling Chairs on the Boardwalk Telephone 137 Booklet

IS M ain A venne, Oeean G rove,N . Ji"t Now open for the reception o fgu esta .v Reduced rates until July 1. Cheerful*.0 rooms, pleasant outlook over the bea.> *,. v

to h ire by th e hour, w eek, m on th o r season : . B eaaonable ra tesy com ­fo rtab le chairs. N o rth E n d Pavilion and S outh E n d P avilion , Ocean G rove. ~ Casino and A rcade, A sbury P ark . M ain office, A rcade, F ifth avonue, A sbury P a rk . .T elephone 580-w. Jo h n L . Sohneider, P rop.

Broadway and Central Jfve., Ocean Grove, n. 1., G. C. PRID H A M . /

T horoughly remodeled, enlarged and improved. Rooms ,sin- gle and eh suite. Up-to-date in every particular.

. -■ T erm s on application. ,

The United States Boarding byTho meal, day, week or season.

The OmahaM a r t i n & A m y -uan d Beaoh Avenuos. A block from th e beaoh an d boardw alk. Thirty-flrBt sdason. F irs t-c lass In overy particu lar;

C apaoity tw o hun d red . . /

W e cater to your wants and shall endeavor tp please you in every particular.

O ur stock of Fancy and Staple Goods is the best th a t the marketjfaffords.

W e call your special attention to our Delicatessen D epartm ent. T h e righ t th ings at the rig h t prices.

B E L L E M EAD SW E ET S ° P a rk & Tiiford

THE WHITE PHARMACY BRANCHC. F . K ennedy, P ro p rie to r

I n t h e N o r th E n d H o te lT O IL E T A R TIC LES,. DRU GS, E tc . SOH U A TT’S

Centraland Pitman Avsnues,Ocean Grove, N. J. House flrst class In every rtsptefc. Reason-^''' able rates. Winter, Lakewood, N. J. MB. and UB8 . A. LBTVIS.;

Lane Villa Seaside HotelC orner P ilg rim P a th w ay an d C ookm an avenue, O cean Grovo. D ollghtfu lly s itu a ted , n ea r lake an d ooean. B oard ing by th e d ay or weolc a t reasonab le r i te s . L . A. an d U . L .L a n e .Japanese Goods, Novelties

Toys and Rice GakesK . ID B U R A

ON B O A R D W ALK. O P P O S IT B MOUTH END PAV IU IO N

O C E A N G R O V E , IN. J

The AlbatrossDirectly on the Ocean front

C h a r l e s G . S t o c k t o n

O cean P athw ay , O cean Grovo, N . J. L . 0 . BrowuK. A. POTTEIGER

ProprietorNext to Day’s Opposite the Auditorium

O pen Ju n e F irs t

OSBORNE HOUSE L A K E G R A N DCORNER PITMAN AND CENTRAL AVENUES, OCEAN 6R0VE, N. J.

S e y e n te e n th : season. A first-class house , conven ien t to ev ery th in g of In te r­e s t in th e G rove. • ; V Vy- H esby W blspobd, P roprieto r.

Finest Renting Stock on the Coast

May to’ CLEM ENT & CLEM ENT

Ocean ^nd of Ocean Pathway

A ll modern improvements.

Jackson House Heck avenue and Pilgrim Pathway, Ooean Grove, N« J. Pleasantly and -centrally loV cated, near all points, of Interest. Coaveni, - tm. m r b . j . o. j a o k s o n ;.;WHEN YOU SEE ONE

YOUTHINK OF THE OTHER

D irec tly 'F a c in g th e O cean ; .F u ll Ooean View from AU B o o m s .' Bend fo r B ooklet. I . J , W hite , P roprieto r. TRENTON HOUSEBlevator.

HOTEL ORMONDB riggsSteinw ayT u stin gS ta rr

W eberM cPhailPeaseL lndem anM ilton;

E v ere tt Iv e rs & Pond H ardm an P ack ard M errill

T e l e p h o n e 71S . W M a r a c r n mM.B. Polhkuub, OwnerBiid Proprietor

Corner o t BoAah and Pitman avenaes. Oooan Grovo, N .J. One-bnlf block from tbo ocoan , Tolepbonoconnootlon........

' H . H . ALOOCK OCEAN GROVE. NEW JERSEY

Upon May to Ootober.' Bltnatod on Ocoan Path wiy, neur tbo bcach. Improved and renovated throughout. P. O. Box J. Lone distance telephone.The ARBORTONTusting Piano Co L on g B ranch Telephone Cali

171-ltA sbury P a rk T elephone Call . . 55-L

No. V S ea View ovenuer' K e p t by F rionds.'', H a lf b lock from th e . oooan, near h o t uhd cold w ater b a th s und b a th in g g rounds. ' , ,:~ X p ;V.> .••v. f 'F o r.p artio u ia rs ad d ress B o s to n & W iiA ins. •. The RooseveltMain Office and Salesroom s:

T u s t i n g Building, Mattison Avenue and Bond Street, Asbury Park, N. JBranch. Salesroom : Castle Hall, 3 4 3 Broadway, Opposite City Hall, Long Branch, N. J.

Pianos delivered on the same day they are ordered.

rre « h , S a lt and Sm ok ed ■ :.’:. .-Ifc A.Hotetkamp. I. :; V■ Corner of Beach and Atlantic avenues, Ocean Grove, New Jersey t . 'Ons block from beacbaad pavilion

Superior fumlrhed rooms to rent. In most beautiful part or the Grovo, convenient to all places ot Interest, Appointment* flr»t>clBSS. ■

F a c in g C en tra l a n d P it­m an avenues an d Mo- C lintock s t r e e t Conve­n ie n t to a ll p o in ts of in ­te re s t. T erm s o n appli*

M rs. J . B. S w b e t . 4

S iir is6 t L dd^e PARK VIEWoation.1 Winter, Lakewood^ N- J- ■im m

$ W

mmtm m

The New PhiladelphiaTHE PATTEN LINE T h is space belongs to

Ira A. StricklinClothier, h a t t e r and Furnisher

You know whenever he makes a rem ark i t ’s the tru th .

O cean Pathway, O cean Grove, N. J., first House from the Ocean: :: :i' v .•; I: •.MBS. Q..a . OOX, Ownor and Proprietor. ;•

/ S U P E R I O R F U R N I S H E D R O O M S T O R E N T- v In the most beautiful part of tbo Grove. • Uriobatruoted view of tho ooean.; Convenient

tonU plaoes of Int erest, v Appointments flrst-olasB. May to October.:

Surf ikveuue, at th^ oceah . ' Ooean Qroye^N J, DE WITT HOUSE

83 AUantlo avenue, Ooean Grove. One blook to -'o6« iq . and . ’Aaditbriam.' - Ez6eUcinfe?(atoi^M; June 1 to October 1, itates on application. v . MbsV F.

THE DIAMOND STATE" ^ '

B C l W H W U n . A. Caueday

C om er Betioh an d P itm an aveuee. O ne b lock from ooean. Two blooks from A udito rium .

M isses H . F . an d J . Jonos.,

New York and lo n g Branch Steamboat Co. , • Special Attention Given t o W

Gottage Trade• ' id***, .y . 7 .V. -j/J . ■- ■*:

Olin Street, Ocean Grove, N. J

M. L. Bloren, M*y to October.Furnished room s.'S l ' i v " T im e-table in Effect: THURSDAY, JIAY 2, 1 0 1 2 .'

S l i " '.1' T im e Table— Daily and Sunday.Leave New Y ork, W est 35 th St., N.

S ^ P v V ^ 'H i, 8.45 a . m „ 2.30 p, m. Sunday, 8-45 a. m.' Leave New York. B a tte ry (n ea r '

S ou th F e r ry ) , 9.20 a . m ., 3.10 p. m. M §^5«];1’j ’Bunda.y, 9.20 a. m .‘PffirolfeVv'',-Leave Long B ranch— Rockwell Ig&vr/fsV'-Ave:, 7.20 a . m ., 3.00 p. m. Sunday,; | S * |B | : 8 i « 0 p. .m. P le a s u re 'B a y (tro lley ® % y j?V'connecU6n), .7.30 a. m., 3.10 p. m .

S unday 3.10 p. m. Seabrlgh t, 8.00 a. f f i s f e H ’.'ih.y :3.40 p. m. Sunday, 3.40 p. m. MggW ^ H I e l i l a n d B each, 8.20 a. m ., 4.00 p.

; Sunday, 4,00 p. m . . ■

The Boscobel Ocean end of Embury avenue. Ocean Grove, N. J. location moat desirable, one n^nuie troni f beaoh, unobstructed ocean view from all rooms. Spaolous plaxzas. Open Moy 27 to Ootober Twenty.flrst season. A i E. HuwraRifr^

THE METROPOLITANE n la rg ed an d tho ro u g h ly renovated . ' M ain A venue, Ocean Grove, N. JIEighteen Abbott avenue, Ocean Grove, N. J. Centrally locatid. One blook. from Beakb' Recently improved. All hair mattress beds. Excellont table. Terms reasonable. Open nrom May 1 to Oct. 1. H. Becker, Formerly of the Wilmington; Mr*. Maby F^oAnGROVE HALLT h is space will contain special rem arks each week: Spend Your Vacation at-the

28/and 80 Main i Avenue, Oocan i Grove.' Ono block from ocoan. . - Capaoltr XOC,' Terms s.m^dorate* r-:\ Telephone 127-H.

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T tiiiiR tJN S W IG KT H E E M B U R Y -1.1 Kiaburyavon utoe'-walU from a llth o je o r.T o i

NORTH END O F OCEAN CDOVB BO A PD W A LUAre You Planning to Remodel? -

I f you contemplate• remodeling W S j j ijlj] your present home now or in ‘he i

near future, you should study the ID ? W» y & sL subject o f Plumbing.

A Ettle .knowledge on the subject will I* benefidal to you in the selection o f the

4 Boa Vio'w Avnttue, Open ftfay 25th to Ootober flrst.: One door from1 the ocean: one block ftom the now pavlhon. .Bpeclal rates for JnnO. •» . < A» L. SHAW ,

THE CENTENNIAL .^ M A W :a v e n u e , o c e a n G r o v e „ . " ^•Oontral location :. •v .-.i.-..r,v;v. •• v< • •, Moderate Ratos

' v < ..MES.JKNNIBUUANWABtNO ^ T ,

car. w hich leaves A sburj S ^ i^ ® f iP a r i t ) p o t la te r th an one h our “berorei ’ rS f fe lio a t '.le a Y e s P leasu re Bay.

earrted • ir e e ’- w ith pas- ISh }A) i- f le n g e rs . • • • BUEIM ytSTA

^v:V7m •:.. .';bf ailijolntu oXlntcrest.-........... ■ v ■ ..... ——location throu^ioat the home ,

, ■ I f you will call and consult us, w c will gjve; you attractivie Eteratute on modwn oanj- ■*: —4 ...:n the .’eamplcs of

w i LniSAXJ^ l. to.Oc'tober >. . Bpeolal rato«House Painter ! —_v

and Decorator 1 ^

roadway, Occan Grove, N. J. g

mm W il! ®P“ _ SftaMKOh W sr 25,;a fro^i Auiiltorlun, «u m»iu tboreuBhfares. The ila.tbcfirtv^c^lderptlon, H.

Jana

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S c e s o s ? ® : LTD PORCELAIN

~ tatlon and will show youi 'StetidaM*- W are we Jiavi'in our efiowrooms.

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IS p ily looted nrar occan, AqaiUmoro

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