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EPVfORTH TOPICS TO BE DISCUSSED

FOURTEENTH ANNUAL CONVEN­

TION OCTOBER 28 AND 29

MEET IN ST. PALL'S CHURCH

Only in Evenine Session on Tuesday, Bui -an AU-fiay Meeting 'on Wednes­day— Miny fromlncnt Members Win Be Present—Address of Welcome to Be Made by Key. E. C. Hancock

1 P r e p a r a t io n s a r e b e in g m a d e fo r a blfe d ay In O cean G ro v e o n W e d n es ­day , O c to b e r 29. O n tlm t d a y th e fo u r­te e n th a n n u a l c o n v e n tio n o f th o N ow liru n sw lc lc D is t r ic t E p w o r th I .oaguo

■ w ill b e hold, in S t. P a u l ’s * M. E. C h u r c h . . In f a c t , th o c o n v e n tio n w ill c o m m en ce i t s .w o r k o u th o e v e n in g p re v io u s , T u e sd a y , w ith a c o n s e c ra tio n

, s e rv ic e led by J o b u l l u i s h a r t , ' p res i- ’ ' ( le n t o f tho le ag u e . A t t h i s s e rv ic e ;

th e r e Tvlll a lso be a n uddreB s o n "I5p- w o r th ia n s 1 o f tho F u tu re — a V ralonf’-’ by R ev . F . A. D o H a r is , p r e s id e n t ' o t tb o Neyv J o rse y .C on ference E p w o rth D engue.

D e le g a te s w ill a t te n d th e c o n v e n tio n f ro m th o fo llo w in g c h a p te r s c o m p r is ­in g th o d is t r i c t : A tla n tic H ig h la n d s ,A d e lp h la , B e lm ar, B ra d le y B ench , C ln rk sb u rg , C rd n b u ry , C llffw ood,

. F a rm in g d a lo , J a m e sb u rg , J a c o b s to w n , K e y p o rt, K e a n s b u rg , L a k c h u r s t , D itt lo S ilv e r , Dong. B rau c ii, M a ta w a n , N ew B ru n s w ic k , N ew E g y p t , N a v e s ln k , N o r th L o n g B ra n c h , O ld B rid g e , O c e a n p o rt, O cean ic , O cean G rove, P o in t P le a s a n t , R ed B an k , S a y re v llle , S o u th ' R iv e r, S e a B rig h t , SU verto ii, T o m s R iv e r, W a ll, W e s t G rove, W h lte s v ll lo a n d ' W e s t P a rk .

T h e d e le g a te s fro m S t. P a u l ’s C h a p ­te r , O cean G rovo, a r e R ev . E . C. H a n ­cock , M rs. W illiam R . G a rr is o n , M r. a n d M rs . A. J . K u n a th , M rs. A lb e r t S m ith , M rs. W . H . L . S ta rk s . M rs. L a 'a S u m m e rs , M rs. D. W . R ey n o ld s.

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W e d n esd a y m o rn in g , O c to b e r 29— 9.30) D ev o tio n a l s e rv ic e , le d h y J o h n W . C onu lao . 10.00, w o rd s of w elcom e,

' . .u v . E . C. H an c o c k ; r e s p o n s e , J o h n H u ls h a r t . 10.16; D e p a r tm e n t o f..S p irit­u a l w o rk ; ro u n d ta b le , c o n d u c te d by

• R ev . M. E . S n y d e r , P h .D . G e n e ra l dts- jcucclo tf.— S u g g e s te d to p ic s : P e rs o n a lE v a n g e lism , w g o rv rJ t le s o f M o rn in g

. W a tc h , M iss io n a ry E n te rp r is e s , P r e p ­a r a t io n an d S e le c tio n o f L e a d e rs , M o n th ly L ove F e a s t an d . R o ll C all. 10.45, D e p a r tm e n t o f M ercy a n d H e lp . "S o m e P ra c t ic a l W a y s of. H e lp in g ,” by M rs. T e n tie D av ison ! Q u e s tio n box, c o n d u c te d by D r.-G , H ..F ra n lc liu . S ug­g e s te d to p ic s : S y s te m a tic V is itin g ;H e lp in g th e P o o r a n d S ick , C u lt iv a t­in g a n d D is tr ib u t in g F lo w e rs , T r a c t

’ D ls tr lb u t io h , . .T e m p e ra n c e ’ R e fo rm . V"11:16, a d d re s s , "O ld F u r n i tu r e , ’* R ev .

D .' C. C obb. 11.45, r e p o r ts o f of­ficer's,1 A p p o in tm e n t of c o m m itte e s .

v 12.30, a d jo u rn m e n t .A f te rn o o n — 1.45, p r a y e r a n d p ra ise

s e rv ic e , M rs. A lb e r t S m ith . 2.00, r e ­p o r ts o f c o m m itte e s . M isce llan eo u s b u s in e s s . 2.30, " T h c N ew J e r s e y M e th o d is t” a n d o u r c o n fe re n c e w ork . R ev . J a m e s E . L a k e , D. D. 2.45, J u n io r L o n g u e D e p a r tm e n t. T h e re la tio n of th o J u n io r L e ag u e to ' th e c h u rc h . Rev- J . L. R oe, P E . 3.00, s p i r i tu a l s id e o t

' c h ild n a tu r e , M rs. W . II . L. S ta rk s , O cean G rove. -S.16, s o c ia l s id e o f ch ild n a tu re , M iss E m m a W ay , S a y re v llle .3.30, m e n ta l tr a in in g o f a c h ild . M iss M ay <kJ2re1ntis, L ong B ra n c h . 3.45,.boy p ro b le m . R ev . T . S. B ro ck , • B ra d le y

*' B each . 4.00, m o th o d s o f J u n io r w o rk . R ev . J . B. ICulp, P o in t P le a s a n t . 4.15. D e p a r tm e n t of L i te r a r y W o rk . P a p e r — " L i te r a tu r e In t h e L e a g u e ,’’. .M rs. J . B , K u lp . T e n m in u te .q u iz . S u g g e s te d to p ic s : T h e B ib le ; H ow to K n o w I t a n d USe I t , T h e R e n d in g C o b rse , A S u c c e ss fu l L e c tu re C o u rse , L e a g u e L i­b r a r y / -4.40, D e p a r tm e n t of S o c ia l W o rk ! P a p e r— “ W h a t i t S e e k s to do

. a n d H o w ,” M rs. W . A.. L i lly . D iscu s ­s io n . S u g g e s te d to p ic s : W 'h a t K in do f S o c ia ls S h a ll W e H a v e ? R e la tio n o f L e a g u e a n d C h u r c h ; S o c ia l . w orli. S e c u r in g N e w ,M e m b e rs , Q u e s tio n a b le

; ; A m u se m e n ts . 5.00, a d jo u rn m e n t .E v e n in g ^ 7 .3 0 , . S ong s e rv ic e . 7.45,

T h e S u c c e ss fu l S e c r e t a r y , . G eo rg e A; L o n g s tre c t . 8.00, H ow to . S e c u re

" L e a g u e M oney, N ia r t R o g e rs . 8.15, ad-' d re s s , "A F ru itfu l-. B ough E x te n d in g

' O v e r th e W a ll.” R ev . G eo rg e H . N e a l, J r . , P h .D . C o n se c ra tio n s e rv ic e . R ev .

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Got Coal at Cost PriceW ith h is th in k in g ca p o n oiio day.

re c e n tly , -T. J . . P r e s to n .! u n e a r th e d a b o u t , tw e n ty to n s of co a l in t h e b in s o f th e A ss o c ia tio n a t th e p o w e r b o u se .

•T liis c o a l 'h a d b ee n s to re d in a b in a n d w a s c o v e re d o v e r w ith a m ibso- q u e n t d e liv e ry o f s o f t coa l. . As th e la t- l e r Is now b e in g used j p t th e p o w er h o u se , th o A sso c ia tio n h it Us em p lo y es h a v e th e h a rd coa l, d iv id in g It a m o n g th e m eq u a lly , a t c o s t p r ic e , w h ich w as n o t o n ly a g re a t a c c o m m o d a tio n to th e

' m e n b u t sav ed th e m a h e a v y b ill fo r fu e l

Judgment Against Meat DealersA t F re e h o ld o n M onday , D av id

S h a n n o n , o f N ew Y ork , a w h o le sa le d e a l e r - l a la m b s , se c u re d a J u d g m e n t f o r $552 a g a in s t th e now d isso lv ed firm of M cC abo & M arg e ru m , b u tc h ­e r s , r e c e n tly d o in g b u s in e s s a t O cean G rove.

Special League MeetingA s p e c ia l m e e tin g of, S t. P a u l 's

C h a p te r , E p w o r th L e a g u e ,.w ill bo ho ld t h i s (F r id a y ) . qY,«Alng, 7.30 o ’c lo ck , A t' th i s m e e tin g a r ra n g e m e n ts w ill be m a d e f o r e n te r ta in in g d e le g a te s to th e a p p n o p c h ln g le a g u e co n v e n tio n .

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SWELLING THE COFFERS

Township Collector Ha^ - Received , Checks From the S ta te / /

: jb n M onday , T o w n sh ip C o llec to r'.G if­f a r d re c e iv e d a c h e c k fo r $6,507.69, w h ic h su m r e p re s e n ts th e to w n s h ip ’s s h a r e / o f th e , a p p o r t io n m e n t o f $883,-' 978.04 f ro m th e S ta te . -A sb u ry P a r k ’s s h a r e is $2,235.24. • • . / . '

T h e to ta l a m o u n t r e c e iv e d ' b y th e to w n s h ip fro m a l l s o u rc e s is $20,322', 73, w h ile th a t o f th e c ity .of .A sb u ry P a r k is ; .$8,202.10; m a k in g a to ta l ! o f $28,524,83.; V ■' :/■ .//*. •..■/.•v /" . / ,• T h is is. th e la r g e s t a m o u n t re c e iv e d

by a n y .to w n sh ip • in -M o n m o u th c o u n ty , the : seco n d h ig h e s t- 'b e in g O cean ' .town-, s h ip , / ’ in c lu d in g th e • c ity o f : L o n g

.B ran c h , w h ich rec e iv e s $27,925.36.-T h e c o l le c to r h a s , a lso re c e iv e d a s / c u s ­to d ia n o f th e sch o o l fu n d s , t h a su m o f $343.42, th e to w n s h ip ’s a l lo tm e n t of t h e su rp lu s re v e n u e in te re s t .

BECAUSE THEY KNOW HOW

Captain Ralnear and His Men Go to Wll- ;; • / ; mlngtori to lay Tar Walks /

C ap ta in . L . R a ln e a r , J o h n V a n c le a f p n d J o s ia h M a rr ln e r , of . th iB p la ce , w e n t t o W ilm in g to n , D el., th e f i r s t o f t h e ■ w e e k to lay, s o m e ; c o n c re te w a lk s • f o r th e P a r le C o m m issio n e rs of. t h a t c ity . • / / -’’/.v v / / ; / ;• 'C ap t.; R a in e a r a , y e a r, - or. s o - ' a g o , s u p e r in te n d e d th e la y in g of ’s im i la r w a lk s i r i W ilm lu g to n fo r. th e c o m m is­s io n e rs , a n d a lso in s tru c te d c i ty la ­b o re r s how. to do th e w o rk . F o r so m e r e a s o n o r c ither th e la t t e r / h a v e ; n o t '.been a b le to g e t p ro p e rV resu lts w ith • t a r w a lk s ; ' h e n c e th e C ap1 ta in ’s se c o n d v is it, to D e la w a re ’s m e tro p o lis . /

Death of Mary A. Simpson - :. • N q tie e o f t l ie d e a th , of M rs.' M ary A . S im p s o n ;’W idow ! o f th e l a t e / J / / A l e x / S lim psdn, o f t'he P h ila d e lp h ia b a r / h a s b ee n s e n t th i s - p a p e r; M rs. . S im p so n i d ie d ’ a t h e r / ho m e . in * N a r b e r t h . : P a . / S e p te m b e r r 'IGth. :. C o in ing to O cean G ro v e ’ f i r s t in J u ly 1877, so m e tim e w a s s p e n t h e re e v e ry y e a r. I n / lS S l- th e 'v p ro p e r ty a t i 7 W ebb a v e n u e ,1 w as - p u rc h a s e d arid s in c e th e n e v e ry . su m ­m e r w a s s p e n t by h e r a t t h a t c o rn e r . M rs. S im p so n w a s 77 y e a rs , o ld . S he w a s b o rn in .L o n d o n ,' E n g la n d in T825. •She w as la id aw ay, in b ea u tifu l. "West L a u r e l H ill: C em e te ry o n ' F r i d a y / Sep> te ra b e r 19th , j u s t o n e m o n th a f t e r h e r 77th b ir th d a y a n d o n th e a n n iv e r s a ry o f th e :b ir th ' o f h e r e ld e s t d a u g h te r . S h e is su rv ived^ .by t w o s o n s (o n e of. w hom is Alex.' S im p s o n / J r . , o f .the P h ila d e lp h ia b a r ) , a n d tw o d a u g h ­te r s . v ; . / / / ; . / • . / " / • • • / v / . / /

Pleasant Social GatheringA: p le a s a n t so c ia l t im e w as s p e n t :at.

th e h o m e o f M a s te r G eo rge K . H a ll , o n O cean P a th w a y ,- .l a s t F r id a y e v e n ­in g . T h e h o u rs , w e re .p a s s e d in p la y ­in g g a m e s , e t c ; , A ; v e ry te m p tin g r e ­p a s t .w as s e rv e d . ’ T h o se p r e s e n t w rire M r. a n d M r s / C . K / H a ll, th e - M isses- ■Luella C row ell, L u lu T a y lo r C a rr ie Bow ne,- M in n ie B a rto n , F lo r a A say , M y ra R o b b in s , F lo re n c e S m ith , Id a W oo lley , E ls ie H i l l ; : M e ssrs G eo rg e K . H a ll ; '- H a r r y In s k ip , H o w a rd A say , F r e d e r ic k A . S m ith ,: J o h n In sk ip ; T ra c e y .H u s t is , J o se p h • S lo cu m ; J e s s e

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x Meeting of the Board of RegistryT h e .boafds o f r e g is t ry a n d e le c tio n s

o f M on m o u th co u n ty , w ill . m e e t In th e i r , r e s p e c t iv e d is t r i c ts a t th e p laces d e s ig n a te d b y ; th e T o w n sh ip '• C le rk s fo r tl ie p u rp o s e of c o r re c tin g a n d r e ­v is in g th e reg istry , l is t . T h e b o a rd s w ill m e e t on O c to b e r ;21 fro m l . p ; m.. u n til: 9 ;p.- ra. : . ■ : 0 m-;.Vlt. is tl ie du ty , o f a l l . v o te r s to ;.see ■tliat- th e i r n a m e s a r e upo n th e re g is ­t r y l i s t ; v r ■ > .. l

: JO H N C; P A T T E R S O N ,J O H N P . W A L K E R , C h a irm a n .

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; :Mts$ Asay Winning Her WayM iss M a rg a re t: A say , e lo c u tio n is t of

O c e a n ; Grove,- - th ro iig h h e r l i te r a ry b u re a u is b o o k in g ’ m a n y e n g a g e m e n ts fo r ,T h e fa l l a n d w in te r m o n th s ; . S h e w ill o p e n h e r s e a s o n a t N ew B ru n s ­w ick. o n T u e sd a y ev e n in g , O c to b e r 28 th . b h e w ill re c ite , a t E n g lis h to w n s h o r tly , a n d ; a lso l ia s /a n .e n g a g e m e n t In P .h iladelph ia i .T o d ^ J {.(Friday) M iss A sa y goes, to L a k e w o o d ’ to re su m e , in ­s t r u c t in g a . la rg e c la s s 'in e lo cu tio n .' W h e th e r :a s a . t e a c h e r o r r e a d e r h e r w o rk in v a r ia b ly p le a se s . ‘ -

■Bright Scheme Jo Secure Coal• O n e d ay l a s t , w e e k A m os B e n n e tt ,

o f R e d ; 'B a n k ,: to o k a ; ro w b o a t a n a a p a ir o f o y s te r . to n g u e s a n d w erit o u t to *.„e en d of W o r th le y ’s coa l dock . H e re h e b e g a n to. fish a n d soon h a d a b o a t

Joh 'd o f th e - s c a r c e • • a r t ic le . , H e, con- tiriuqd o p e ra tio n s u n ti l h e h a d s e c u re d nearly . • tw o: 'to n s . . H e a lso . secured- q u ite ; a lo a d o ff th e s te a m b o a t dock . ,T h e . coa l ■ h a d n ccu m u 1 a te d ' f o r y e a rs , w h e r e i t h a d b e e n d ro p p e d by sch o o n ­e rs u n lo a d in g a t tlio d o c k .'.

M(sslon Society’s New OfficersT h e n e w officers o f th e W o m an ’s

H o m e M issio n a ry S o c ie ty , of O cean G rove, a r e : P re s id en t,: M i s s L. A.B undlcH ; s e c re ta ry , M rs. E . E . B oy d ; re c o rd in g s e c r e ta iy , M rs. S. E .. G od­f r e y ;; t r e a s u re r , ;M rs ; A,- 'W ilso n .;

: T h e ’so c ie ty is p re p a r in g a b a r re l o f ;w e a r in g ; a p p a re l . f o r a n ee d y m in ister;; fu N o r th C a ro lin a , a n d , b e s id e s , is do ­in g m u c h . . m is s io n a ry • w o rk lo ca lly a m o n g th e d e s e rv in g poo r. .

M rs. Bradner Dies SuddenlyM rs,. M ary H . B ra d n e r d ied su d d e n ­

ly a t .h e ? ’h o m e in B ra d le y B e a c h la s t F r id a y m o rn in g .: S h e w a s t h e 'w idow i of t h e ' l a te W illia m B. B ra d n e r , a n d alsoi t h e m o th e r -o f S choo l T ru s te o W . K., B ra d n e r . T h e fu n e ra l s e rv ic e w as h e ld o n T u e sd a y a f te rn o o n a t th e h o u se in c h a rg e of R e v . . T h o m a s B ro ck . D ecea se d w as .71 y e a r s o ld.

SUNDAY WORSHIP A MEANS OF GRACE

BUILDING OPERATIONS

ST. PAUL’S THE SCENE OF HEART-

INSPIRED ’ SERVICES

QUARTERLY LOVE-FEAST

Morning Sermon, on Works and; Faith, Preached by Rev.. Mr. Wilcox, of New York Conference—Presiding Eider Roe Occupied the Pulpit at Night—Thornley Chapel and Epworth League Meetings

•. T h e , c o n g re g a tio n ; of- - S t. P a u i s C h u rc h h ad b ee n p ro m ise d a n u n u s u a l­ly r ic h . p ro g ra m o f d ev o tio n a l s e rv ic e s fo r. l a s t S u n d ay , and- i t w a s . 'c a r r ie d o u t to th e le tte r,- n o tw ith s ta n d in g t h e - to r r e n t s o f r a in ‘ w h ich f e l l ’ d u r in g th e ■ fo re n o o n o f t h a t d ay . J

• T h e q u a r te r ly lo v e fe a s t - a t -9 o 'clock- h a d .a d r ip p in g a t te n d a n c e o f -zea io u s ch u rc h g o e rs , a n d th e r e w as .no in d ic a - : t io n o f a “ w e t b la n k e t’’ d u r in g th e p ro ­g r e s s of i t s . c h e e r fu l a n d h ea rt-In sp ir-; in g ' s e rv ic e s . P a-stp r ;H a n c o c k la y s ' h im se lf o u t ; i t w ould" se e m , o n a r a in y d a y to o v e rco m e •d u lln ess a n d p o ss ib le d is a p p o in tm e n t, by s p e c ia l w ay s - a n d in e a n s , to th e end o f -h a v in g , a l iv e ly a n d re f r e s h in g s e a so n o f-,g race . ; ; : ,

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of A ssem bly c o n c u rr in g ) 'th a t th e follow­ing am endm en ts to the co n s titu tio n ' o f th is s ta te be, and tho sam e o re hereby proposed, and w hen the sam o sh a ll . be agreed , to by a m a jo rity of m em bets elected to th e S enate an a H ouse of A s­sem bly, tho sa id am endm ents shall ho en tered : on th e ir Jo u rn a ls , w ith th e yeas ahd nays taken '.fliereon , and referred to th e leg is la tu re n ex t , to be-'choson, -and sh a ll , he pub lished fo r th ree m ou ths p re ­vious to th e firs t T uesday a f te r the .first M o n d a y of. Novem ber: n ex t fbclng. tha fo u rth d a y o f sa id m onth), in a t le as t one new spaper of. <?ach county , If any- be ‘pub­lished the re in : th e said new spapers to be designa ted by th e p residen t of Die Sen­ate,- the sp eak er of the H ouse of A ssem ­bly and the se c re ta ry of s ta te . ,Z'•.!/// / A R T IC L E V. / , ! : '.-V /

-.'to-. E x e cu tiv e / • -• ,/ ';/••V l. In se r t.in ;lie u of parugraph.10, a hew p a rag ra p h , a s follows! •

10. - T he governor, or. person ad m in is te r­ing ;the..govertim entf th e phancellor and

.the a t to rn e y g en e ra l,.o r two of- them o f whom- th e governor, o r • person ftdm inis- te r ln g 'th e governm enti shall be one, m ay

. rem it fines and fo rfe itu res and g ra n t p a r ­dons, a f te r conviction, in all caBea ex-

/copt Im peachm ent. • *

' . A R T IC L E VLJud iciary .

1. In s e r t in lieu o f Section I I , a now eection, Us follows:

L Tho co u rt of e rro rs and appeals shall -conslat of- a ch iefv judge an d ib u r asso ­c ia te judges, o r an y four', o f them.- ‘ 2, In , c a se a n y judge of said cou rt shall be d isqualified to s i t in any .cause, o r s h ad b e .u n a b le fo r th e tim e being to dis- chargo1 tho d u ties o f his office, w hereby th e w hole znumbfer o l Judges capable of s itt in g sh a ll bo reduced below four, the governor, sh a ll d es igna te a ju s tice o f th e suprem e co u rt, th e chancellor o r a vlco chancellor, to d ischa rge such duties u n til th e - d isqualification o r inab ility sh a ll cease.- • • / .

3. T he s e c re ta ry o f s ta te shall bo tlio -.clerk of th is co u rt.

•4. W hen a ■ w rit' o f e r ro r shall . bo b rough t; , a n y Judicial opinion la th e cause, in fav o r o f o r a g a in s t an y e rro r com plained of, sh a ll be a3a|gnod to th e cou rt J n /w r it in g ;' w hen an appeal shall bo takqn from a n o rder o r decree o f th o co u rt o r chancery ; th e chancellor o r vice / chancello r m ak ing such decreo o r o rd er shall in fo rm th a c o u r t th w riting o f h is reasons the refo r.

6. T h e ju risd ic tio n hereto fo re exercised : by th e suprem e c o u rt by w r it o f e rro r shall bo exclusively vested in th e co u rt o f erro rs an d appea ls ; b u t a n y w r it of e rro r -ponding in tho^ suprem o co u rt a t tho tim e o f ’ (ho adoption of th is am end­m en t sha ll bo proceeded upon os If no change h ad tak en .p lace .

• / / . : !/■:/_ s e c t i o n - i v . : , !r •"'-•( !/!-1. I n s e r t In lieu o f parag raph . 1,za now /

p a rag ra p h , a s follow s: . . / • • •. - .1 . 7Xhe c o u rt o f ch ancery shrill consist

o f a chancello r and such num ber o f vice- chancellors a s , sh a ll bo provided b y law , each o f w hom ' m ay exetalso the. Jurisdic­tion o f th o co u rt; th e co u rt shall m ake ruleri g o v e rn in g ' th e hea ring o f causes and tho p rac tice of ,tha cou rt, w here th e sam o Is n o t reg u la ted by s ta tu te ,

SECTIO N V .• 3, A t tho end of -parag raph I, add th e

•:f0ll0,Wlng:.>ZZ to ./..to: /to, ' to-.vto..; -The co u rt m ay s lt'- ln divisions a t the- sam e o r d ifferen t tim es and p laces. -

S trike o u t p a ra g ra p h 3. :

( Z-to'/:; / ' . SECTION-'VI-! / Z z - '/ / ■!:L -In se rt In lieu of: p a rag ra p h s i ; and 2;

the following:The co u rt o f com m on pleaa sh a ll be

constitu ted and held In each county In such m unner aa m ay be provided Dy law.

./ A R ilC L E VII.Civil officers.

. /-• Section II.1. In se r t In Heu of p a rag ra p h 1, a new

p a rag ra p h , a s follow s: • _1. .Judges o f tho co u rt of erro rs and

•appeals,. Justices of tho Supremo cou rt, tho chancellor, tho vice-chancellors and th e ju d g e s o f- th e c ircu it court and o f th e

•court o f com m on pleas-sliftU be nom inat­ed by tho governor, and appointed, by him w ith th e adv ice an d con sen t of th e S enate ; a ll persons Low holding a n y o f­fice-In th is p a ra g ra p h nam ed, excep t-the judges o f th e c o u rt of o rro rs and appeals 'a s here to fo re ex isting , shall continue in tho exerc ise o f* th o duties of th e ir re­spective offices according to the ir respect­ive com m issions o r appo in tm ents: tho judges o f th e co u rt o f e rro rs and appeals, except thoSo firs t appo in ted ; th o Jus­tices of tho suprem o court, tho chancel­lor and tho vice-chancellors shall hold

.the ir offices fo r tho term of seven years, and Bhall, a t BtUted tim es, receive for the ir serv ices a com pensation which shall no t bo d im inished during tho term of th e ir ap po in tm en ts ; and they shall hold no o th e r offico under th e govern­m ent of th is s ta to o r tb o U nited Htates*. tho judges of th e co u rt of erro rs and ap- peols first appoin ted shall bo appointed ono fo r th re e y ea rs , tw o fo r five years and tw o for, seven y ea rs ; judges of tho court o f com m on p leas s h a ll/h o ld th e ir offices^ fo r th e te rm o f flvo yeara,' S trlko o u t.p a ra g ra p h 2-

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' w o rk h a s been done b y m e n In m a ss fo r i n pu rp o se . U nion to u s is s tre n g th ’, a n d th e n o v e lis t h a s .a lw a y s re m a in e d be lo w w h en th e d o o r o f th e bn ifq u e t h a ll w a s opened fo r th e filing o u t o f th e Indies.” —N ew Y ork T r ib u n e .

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av e n u e . I c a n s e l l - y o u a s lx -room p la s te re d 1 liouse ,- p a r t ly fu rn lsh e il, W a rm fo r w in te r ; p r ic e ,± ,050. $500 c a n re m a in -o n m o r tg a g e a t C p e r ce n t.

L o ts n e a r ' th o .o c e a n a r e . g e t tin g s c a rc e . I liav o tw o d e s ira li le o n e s a t th e c o rn e r o f P i lg r im P a th w a y an d C o o k m a n ' a v e n u e ; e x t r a la rg o size , h ig h g ro u n d . U a n se ll th e m q u ic k fo r $1,800. I f a p a r ty w ill b u ild a good h o u s e w ill ta k e th o e n t i r e a m o u n t o n m o r tg a g e .

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We challenge any dealer in this vicinity to produce as good piano values as we are doing at the present time. We are the latest addition to the already, large number of piano dealers in Asbury Park, and we are making sales that, in^he .natural course of events, should have .been made by the older houses.

Our list is made up of the Bogart, Ludwig, Christy, Brooks, etc. Prices from $200 to $350, cash or installment.

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u l te r s a re7 ~ g e n ero lly _G ra n t you th a t a ll tlies a m e th o u s a n d s o f .m en .o f sTtnJIar a g e h a v e to w e a r th e m In n ln io stN n -e ry o th e r o ccu p a tio n .

“T h e m a j o r i t y o f th o se s e rv i to r^ com m ence In boyhood , a n d th e d em an d o f th e ir voca tion c a u se s no s tr a in on th e e y e sig h t; C o n seq u en tly tlm t m a y a c c o u n t in n m e a s u re fo r th e a b sen ce o f a n y n ec ess ity fo r th e u se o f specs. M oreover, tl ie s tea m from h o t v ia n d s , w o u ld re n d e r th em , u se le ss p ro b ab ly .”— N ew Y o rk T e leg ram .

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re lea sed , from tl ie c a re s o f th is w orld an d un u n co n g e n ia l w ife p re se n te d h im se lf at# th e g a te s o f p a ra d ise .' “ n a v e y o u b ee n In p u rg a to ry y e t? ” d em an d ed B ra ln n a .

“ No, b u t I h a v e been m a rr ie d ;” “ E n te r th e n . I t is th e s a m e th in g .” . A t th is m om on t n n o t h e r soul a rr iv e d ,

w ho begged B ra h m a to a llo w .him .also to en te r.

“S o ftly , s o f tly . H a v e you b ee n in p u rg a to ry y e t? ” ,• .

“N o, b u t n e i th e r h a s t h a t o th e r fob; low . l i e d ied th e sam e d a y I d id .”

“V e r y tm e , b u t lie b a d b ee n m a r­r ie d .” '. ' ■• • •■ -

“ M arried , Indeed ! W h y , I Uave been m a rried thre.o tim e s .’’

“A w a y , th e n , to th e lo w e r reg io n s!” , sa id B ra h m a s te rn ly . “ P a ra d is e is n o t m ude fo r im b ec iles .” .

t to q .

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noon a d ign ified m e n e n te re d a - w e l l f illed M a rk e t , s t r e e t car- a n d tr ie d to .w o rk h is w a y In to s e c u re n s t r a p to h a n g fro m , h u t th e co n d u c to r, w h o w a s co llec tin g -fa re s , blocked' Ids p ro g ress . ’

“ S te p live ly , th e re !” s a id th e passen- g e r.

“ W e re y ou spenlcln’ to. m e ?” a sk e d th o .c o n d u c to r, e le v a tin g Id s ey eb ro w s.

“C e rta in ly ,” re p lie d th e p assen g er, “ S te p fo rw a rd - so w e ca n g e t inside . P le n ty of r o o m / ip f r o n t " . .

“ I f . you w ill a t te n d to your, b u sin ess , I ' w ill a t te n d to m ine ,” snn p p ed tho conduc to r. • . ■» '■*.

“ I f y a u c a n ’t ta k e y o u r ow n m ed ic ine b e t te r th a n th a t , you h ad b e t te r try ta k in g th e c a r ab e n d ,” a n s w e re d th e •passen g er. The’ c o n d u c to r’s re p ly w n s lo s t in th e la u g h te r o f th e p a ssen g e rs . —P h ila d e lp h ia T e le g ra p h .

NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT

Estate of Rev, Godfrey E. Hancock, Dec'd.N o tic e is h b re b y g iv p n th a t th e a c ­

c o u n ts of th e su b sc r ib e r ,- e x e c u to r of s a id decptLhdci,. •will b e a u d ite d am i s ta te d b jj f th e S u rro g a te , a n d re p o rte d fo r B b ttlo m en t t o th© O rp h a n s £ o u n of th e c o u n ty of M onm ou th , on T h u rs ­d ay , th e s ix te e n th d ay o f -O c to b e r n e x t

D a te d S e p te m b e r 8, 1902. .E Z E K IE L ,C . H A N C O C K .

T h e a d v a n c in g s e a so n b rin g s in ­c re a s e d c ro w d s to th e p o p u la r P ro c to r , th e a t r e s in N ew Y ork , an il b u s in e s s In N e w a rk , A lb an y a im .M o n tre a l Is like ­w is e of a h ig h ly s a t i s fa c to ry c h a ra c te r . T h e po licy of. p re s e n tin g re fin ed com ­e d ie s a n d d ra m a s , in te rm ix e d w ith v a u d e v ille , b e tw e e n th e a c t s c o n tin u e s to h e m o s t p o p u la r w ith ’th e tn e a tre - g o in g p u b lic .

T h e F if th A venue S to c k Co. is a d ­m itte d ly th e h ig h e s t s a la r ie d a n u m o s t a r t i s t i c s to c k 'o rg a n iz a tio n in A m erica . M in n ie S e lig m an a n d J a m e s \v ilso n h a v e w on im m e d ia te fav o r a s th e le ad ­in g m e m b e rs .o f th e e x c e lle n t o rganiza-; tio n , a n d th e s u b o rd in a te ■ m em b ers h a v e b ee n c h o sen fro m th e m o s t popu­l a r f a v o r i te s of th e P ro c to r S tock Co.

R a lp h C u m m in g s, th e n o w , le ad in g m a n a t th e F if ty -e ig h th S tre e t , h as w on im m e d ia te fa v o r . E d n a A rch e r C raw fo .n l, th e le a d in g w o m an , and G ra c e H u n tin g to n a r e e s p e c ia l fav o r­i te s a lso . B ig s c e n ic , p ro d u c tio n s of m e lo d ra m g s a r e f e a tu re d a t th e F if ty *, e ig h th ' S tre e t, a n d d u r in g th o sea so n ' som e of. th e h e a v ie s t p ro d u c tio n s e v e r a t te m p te d b y .a s to c k o rg a n iz a tio n w ill b e ’g lv e n . " ■ •. v

T h e T w e n ty -tli ird S t r e e t ' c o n tin u e s - a s th e o ld v a u d e v ille 's ta n d -b y o f th e P ro c to r C irc u it.. T h e b e s t a c ts in th e A m e ric a n a iid E u ro p e a n m a rk e t a r e h e re f ir s t p re s e n te d , a n d th e c o n tin u ­o u s b ill is a lw a y s long , s t ro n g a n d (li* v e rs if ied . V au d ev ille Ib a lso p re sg n te jl a t P r o c to r ’s , N e w a rk , w h e re d a ily b a r ­g a in m a tin e e s a r e f e a tu r e d —26 c e n ts a d m itt in g to . an y s e a t 1n th e house . T h e P r o c to r S to c k Co; h a s p o sse ss ion a t M o n tre a l an d A lb an y , p resen tin g ^ th e ' b e s t com edfes an d d ra m a s in c o n r 'o rm lty w ith th e P r o c to r .plan,

SPECIAL MASTER'S SALE

In C hancery of- New J e r s e y . B etw een N avcsihk N ational B ank ol Red B ank, c o m p la in an t, aud .A ndrew J , W hite and o th e rs , defendan ts.

NOTICE OF E L EC T IO N

Arid Meetings of Boards of R egistry

Notice Is hereby giyen tlm t' nn eloctiun will be.hold la N epiune Tow nship, la (ho county of M onmoulh, fqr the purpose of electing u m om ber of CorigrcBsfrom th e Third DlBtrlot, u S in teSejm tor.threom em beraof tho General Ai-Bcmbly of I ho Stnte of New Jersey, » Bherlfl’, a Burrogufe, iirnl threo Coioners, on

Tuesday, Nov. 4, 1902Polls will open a t 6 A. And close a t 7 P . M.

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T he plnces, of holding the election In the va* rlouB distric ts lu N epiunc township are the sam e us ibOROglven below for tho meetings of the BourUs of Registry nnd elecllon.

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B y v i r t u e df a c e r ta in o rd e r , fo r s a le m a d e in the*', abo v e s ta te d c a u se , 1, C h a r le s - H .* I v in s , . one. 'of th e s p e c ia l m a s t e r s o f - th e C o u rt of C U au cery s o f N ew J e r s e y , w ill ex p o se f o r sale- a t p u b lic v e n d u e 'a t P a rk H a ll, in th e C ity of A sb u ry P a rk , in th e c o u n ty o f M on­m o u th a n d s ta to of* N ew J e r s e y , on W E D N E S D A Y , T O E 12th 'DAY O F N O V E M B E R n e x t, A. D. -1 9 0 2 ,:. be-, tw e e n th e h o u rs of 12 o ’c lock noon a iid 5 o ’c lo ck in t h e a f te rn o o n , t h a t is to say . a t 2 o ’clock in th e a f te rn o o n o f t h a t (lay, a l l t h a t c e r t a in t r a c t o r p a rc e l o f la n d a u d p re m is e s , h e r e in ­a f t e r p a r t ic u la r ly d e s c r ib e d , B ltua'te,. ly in g au^P b e in g .in th e T o w n s h ip of N e p tu n e , in th o C oun ty of M onm ou th , S ta te o f N ew J e r s e y , ly in g on th e w e s te r ly s id e o f th c -D e a l a n d S q u au B rid g e T u rn p ik e ro ad , o p p o s ite th e O cean G rovo C am p G ro u n d s; b e g in ­n in g a t a s ta k e iu th e w e s te r ly ’s io o of s a id tu rn p ik e ro ad , a t th e s o u th e r ly c o r ­n e r o f .a lo t of la n d co n v e y ed by B r i t ­to n W h i te a n d C aro lin e , h is w ife , to th o s a id A n d rew ,J . W h ite , by u ee d d a te d Ju ly . l , t 1882 (w h e re o n h e now r e s id e s ) , s a id s ta k o b e in g a lso th o n o r th e a s t a n d b e g in n in g c o r n e r o f a lo t o f la n d c o n v e y ed by B r i t to n *W nito a n d w ife to th e sa id E astW ood W h ite , by d ee d d a te d J u ly 15, A. D. 1884, re-

. co rd e d I n . t h e C le rk ’s office In a n d f o r s a id co u n ty in B ook N o. 402 o f d ee d s ,' p a g e 27, & c .; Ih 'en ce a lo n g th e w e s te r ­ly s id e o f sa id tu rn p ik e ro a d a s th e n ee d le p o in te d J u n e 29, 1882, so u th tw e e ty - tw o d eg re e s an d . th ir ty -s e v ­e n m in u te s w e s t tw e n ty -f iv e f e e t ; th e n c o (2 ) n o r th s ix ty -se v e n d e ­g re e s a n d * tw e n ty r th re e .m in u te s w e s t p a ra l le l w ith th e s o u th e r ly lin e o f th e s a id A n d rew J . W h i te ’s o th e r lo t , tw o h u n d re d a n d fifty-five f e e t a n d th r e e -q u a r te r In c h e s m o re o r le ss , to th e e a s t l in e of th e N ew Y o rk a n d L o n g B ra n c h R a ilro a d C o m p a n y ’s la n d ; th e n c e (3 ) n o r th tw en ty -tw o de­g r e e s .a n d th i r ty - th r e e ' m in u te s e a s t a lo n g s a id r a i lro a d c o m p an y ’s land ,- tw en ty -fiv e f e e t to th e n o r th w e s t c o rn e r ot- th e s a id A ndrew . J . W h i te ’s', lo t a fo re s a id ; th e n e e '(4 ) so u th s ix ty -sev e n d e g re e s a n d tw e n ty - th re e m in u te s e a s t a lo n g th e s o u th e r ly line o f A n d rew J . W h i te ’s r e a r lo t , tw o h u n d re d a n d JYf- ty - f iv o . f e e t a n d o n e a n d o u e -q u a r te r in c h e s m o re o r le ss , to th e p la c e o f b e ­g in n in g , a g re e a b ly to a su rvey - m a d e by P e te r - S o u rs , c iv il e n g in e e r , J u n e ' 29, 1882. •

B e in g th e .s a m e p re m is e s co n v e y ed By E a s tw o o d W h ite an d E m m a L „ h is w ife , to th e s a id A n d rew J . •W hite by d ee d b e a r in g d a te th e th i r te e n th day o f D ecem b er, A. D„ 1SS7, a n d re c o rd e d in th e M onm ou th co u n ty c le r k ’s .office in boo k 438 o f d ee d s , p a g e s 71, fee;, th is c o n v e y a n c e b e in g m a d e s u b je c t to a m o r tg a g e o f s ix h u n a re d d o lla rs now th e re o n .

A L S O , a l l th a t c e r ta in lo t,, t r a c t o r p a rc e l of la n d an d p rem ises- h e re in ­a f t e r -p a r t ic u la r ly d e sc r ib ed ,‘ s i tu a te , ly in g a n d b e in g in th e to w n s h ip of. N e p tu n e , in th e c o u n ty of. M o m p o u th , s ta te o f N ew 1 J e r s e y : B eg in n in g inth e m id d le o f - th e • tu rn p ik e ;ro a d le a d ­in g fro m A sb iiry P a r k to O cean B each ; a t a n iro n b o lt d r iv e n in th e g ro u n d a n d a t .the n o r th e a s t , c o rn e r o f a lo t of la n d t h i s :d a y qu it- c la im ed v b y :th e ; p a r ­t ie s h e re to to -the s a id " J u l i e t S locu iri, w ife- o f .M ailand S lo cu m ; / th e n c e ru n ­n in g / a s th e m a g n e tic ; n e e d le , p o in te d A u g u st; 1887, .a g re e a b ly to a m a p an d s u r v e y m a d e b y .P e te r S o u rs , s u rv e y o r , •(x) n o r th tw en ty -tw o d e g re e s an d fo r­ty 'm i n u t e s e a s t a lo n g th e m id d le of sa id tu r n p ik e ro ad , s ix ty -th ree , f e e t an d te n in c h e s to an Iron h o lt in sa id ro ad , a t th e s o u th e a s t c o rn e r of a lo t of land th is d a y q u it c la im ed b y th o p a r tie s , h e re to to A n d rew J . W h i te ; th e n c e (2) n o r th s ix ty -sev e n d eg re e s an d tw e n ty m in u te s w e s t tw o h u n d re d a n d sey en - ty tfo u r f e e t a n d fou r in c h d s m o re . or. •less to th e ra i lro a d co m p a n y ’s la n d ; th e n c o (3 ) -south tw en ty T w o d e g re e s a n d th i r ty - s ix m in u te s w e s t a lo n g th e e a s t lino of th e ra i lro a d co m p a n y ’s la n d s lx ty - th re e f e e t a n d te n In c h e s ;, tn e p c e e a s t tw o h u n d re d a n d se v e n ty - fo u r f e e t , tw b / a n d se v en -e ig h ts In ch es , m o re o r le ss ; to th e p la c e o f ’.beg inn ing .

B e in g th o s a m e p re m is e s : con v ey ed - b y ‘ L ou is- F r a n k lin W h ite an d . L e tit ia i Ills w ife , to . A n d re w :J . ; W h i te 'b y .deed b e a r in g d a te th e . s e v e n te e n th d a y of A u g u st, A f D . I88 'i, an d re c o rd e d in th e M o n m o u th ' c o u n ty c le rk ’s o fiice in B ook 420 o f d ee d s , p ag e 498, & c.

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A lso a ll th e . e s ta te , -r ig h t,’.title a n d I n te r e s t , T e rm of y e a rs y e t to com e and. u n e x p ire d / o f th e 's a id p a r ty o t t h e f ir s t p a r t , o f , in a n d to a c e r ta in , in ­d e n tu re of le a s e o f s a id p re m ise s , m a d e by th e O cean G rove Camp" M ee t­in g A sso c ia tio n of th e M e th o d is t E p is- ' copa l C h u rch , to H a n n a h T e rh u n e , . b e a r in g R a te , o n t h e tw en ty -se co n d d a y of. A u g u st, A. D .4 8 7 1 , an ti re c o rd e d I n t h e M o n m o u th . C o u n ty C le rk ’s o fiice a t F re e h o ld , in B ook 294 o f D eeds,, a t p a g e s :427, &c., o n A u g u s t 28, .1871; and*by th 'e • s a id H annah - T e rh u n e so ld , a s s ig n e d , t r a n s f e r r e d a n d -se t o v e r u n ­to A n n a R ic h a rd s , b y a s s ig n m e n t of le a se d a te d A u g u s t '2 d /■ a n d re ­co rd ed In s a id C le rk ’s office In B ook 393 o f D eed 8, a t ‘ p a g e s 290, &c., a n d by t h e . s a i d A n n a R ic h a rd s , h a v in g

'th e n in te rm a r r ie d o n e F r a n k ;X. G all, a n d th e s a id F r a n k X . G all h e r h u s ­b an d , s o ld , '/a s s ig n e d , t r a n s f e r r e d ■ an d s e t O v er;u n to S a m u e l R . G u e r in ,'b y a s ­s ig n m e n t o f le a se d a te d S e p te m b e r 2'9, 1893, a n d re c o rd e d in s a ld r c l e r k ’s o f - , fice in B ook 0z2 of D eeds, a t p a g e s 419; & c .,v an d b y th e sa id S a m u e l B . G u e rin and E m il ie M., h is w ife,- so ld , •assigned; t r a n s f e r r e d a n d .s e t-o y e r u n ­to '• F r a n k . X,- G all, .'by a s s ig n m e n t of lease , d a te d S e p te m b e r . 29 ,' 1893, a n d reco rd e d In s a id C le rk 's office in B ook 522 '.of< D eed s , , p a g e s ;. 421;- &c.,,’; a n d w h ic h , b y th e l a s t w ill an d te s t a m e n t of th e sa id F f a n k X / G all, du ly p ro v e n in th e office o f t h e S u r ro g a te of M on­m o u th c o u n ty , A p ril 25 th , 189o, a n d re c o rd e d in B ook B 2 of W ills , on

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firs t-d aea w o rk m an sh ip guaran teed! a t reaso n ab le p rices. h . \ • (

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NOTICEis h e re b y g iv e n th a t a s p e c ia l .e le c i io n o f th e v o te rs o f tb o B orpug li o f Efrad- lcy B each w in be held a t In d e p e n d e n t F i r e E n g in e H o u se in sa id b o ro u g h , o n F R ID A Y , T H E T H IR T Y -F IR S T DAY O F O C T O B E R , o n e th o u s a n d n in e h u n d re d an d tw o , b e tw e e n th o h o u rs of s ix 'o ’c lo ck In th e m o rn in g an d sev en o’c lo ck in - th e e v e n in g , &)r; tn e fo llo w in g p u rp o se : . . '

T o d e te rm in e fo r ' o r a g a in s t th e . p ro p o s itio n to is s u e bom is o f tl io b o r­oug h o f B ra d le y iB e ac lr in tn e su m of tw en ty - th ree - th o im iw id e ig h t h u n d re d , d o lla rs lo r ' th e c o n s tru c tio n o f a s y s ­te m o f . s e w e rs a n d d ra in s In th i s b o r ­oug h , a c c o rd in g to th e p la n s c f N ia r t R o g e rs , . C iv il E n g in e e r , n o w ’ on file in th e office of th o B o rough .C lerk .’ D a te d S e p te m b e r 30th,. 1902. '

W iL U A M E . M A CD O N A LD , B o ro u g h C le rk o f th e B orough , - of

B rad ley B ea c h . ... , • '

NOTICEis h e re b y g iv e n th a t a sp ec ia l e lo c tlo n o f th e v o te r s o f th e B orougu of B ra d ­le y B e a c h w ill be held a t In d e p e n d e n t h i r e E n g in e H o u se ln . s a id b o ro u g h , on M ONDAY, T H E T H f l lu DAY O F N O V E M B E R , o n e th o u s a n d n in e h u n ­d re d a n d tw o , b e tw e e n th o h o u rs of s ix o 'c lo ck in tho m o rn in g a n d se v e n o ’c lo ck in th e e v e n in g , fo r th e fo llow ­in g p u rp o se ': • • ' .

T o d e te rm in e fo r o r a g a in s t th e p ro p o s itio n fo r th e c o n s tru c tio n of a s y s te m o f s e w e rs * a n d d ra in s in - th is bo ro u g h , a c c o rd in g to tho p la n s a n d re p o r t fo r th e s a m e m ado b y N ia r t R o g e rs , C iv il E n g in e e r , now o n file In th e office o f th e B o ro u g h .C le rk .

D a te d b e p te m b e r 30th', 1902. *. •• 'W IL L IA M E . M ACD O NA LD ,

. B o ro u g h C le rk of th e b o rp u g h of B ra d le y B e a c h ,. ' Y ’ v

SH E R I F F ’S S A L E .— B y v ir tu e o f a

w r i t o f fl. fa . to m e d ire c te d , I s ­su ed o u t .o f th e C o u r t of C h a n c e ry of

t h e .S t a t e i o f N ew J e rs e y , w ill be ex-,v - •p o sed f o r ’ s a le a t p u b lic v en d u e , on

M ON D AY , T H E T W E N T IE T H DAY O F O C T O B E R , 1902, b e tw e e n th e h o u rs of '1 2 o ’c lo ck a n d 5 o’clock , ( a t -. 2 o ’c lo c k ) , in th e a f te rn o o n of said , day , a t t h e C o u r t /H o u s e , a t F ree h o ld , in th e to w n s h ip o t F r e e h o ld / coun ty , o f M o n m o u th /N e w J e r s e y , > 1

AU ; t h a t t r a c t o y ’lo t;; o f ;; l a n d /a n dp re m is e s i s i t u a t e In t h e to w n s h ip o f

c o h n ty o f M onm outh ,'N e p tu n e , inM he a n d S ta te o f N ew J e r s e y , b o u n d ed a n d descM hed a s fo llo w s ; B eing L o t1 N o. 26 o n a m a p e n t i t l e d “ M ap o f B u ild ­in g L o ts a t W e s t /A s b u ry P a r k ; N . J . / b e lo n g in g to M r s . ; A n n ie an d M ary G re e n .” . B e g in n in g on th ’e . e s t s id e o f D U nberry s t r e e t a s sh o w n .on s a id m a p , • a t th e /; n o r th e a s t ■ co rn e r of L o t No. 25; th e n c e (1); a lo n g th e 'w e s t s id e o f . .D unberry s t r e e t n o r th fo u r te e n de- g re e s A nd tw o m ln u te a .w e s t f if ty f e e t ;

th e n c e ( 2 / s o u th sev en ty -fiv e d e g re e s an d f if ty -e ig h t m in u te s W est o n e h u n ­d re d a n d te n f e e t to t h e e a s t s id e of G a m b e tta .s tre e t- a s s h o w n on. s a id

’m a p / / t h e n c e (3 ) a lo n g th e e a s t s id e th e reo f" so iith f o u r te e n /d e g r e e s a n d tw o m in u te s e a s tfif ty . f e e t to th e n o r th ­w e s t c o rn e r o f s a id lo t N o. 25; th e n c e (4) a lo n g ; th e n o r th l in e th e re o f n o r th

■ sev en ty -fly e d e g re e s a n d f if ty -e ig h t m in u te s ' e a s t : one h u n d re d a n d ' ten . feet: to th e p la c e : o f b eg in n in g .

S eized a s t h e p r o p e r ty o f M ary .G. F erris- e t a ls . t a k e n in e x e c u tio n a t th e s u i t o f T h e S ta te M u tu a l B u ild in g a n d L o a n A sso c ia tio n of N ow J e r s e y , a n d to b e 's o ld by . '.

O. E . D A V IS. S heriff.E . A. A rm s tro n g , SOl’r . 38-42D a te d S ep t. 15, 1902. (?7.20)

SHEIUFF'B BALE—By virtuo of a*writ of fl. fn. to mo diroctod, Isauoil oa t of tho Court

of Cbnncory of tho Stnto of Now Jersey, will bo exposed.to-tfdo a t public vonduoon, TukSDAY, tlio 18tb day of NOVEMBER, 1Q02, between tliO*Jioura of 12 o’ch ck orui B o’clock (At 1' o’clock), lo tbo aftornoon of nuid dny, n t l'ark 'Hall, Asbury Fnrk. in tho township of Noptuno, county of Mouriioufh. Now Jorsey.

in theUrst nlacotlireoelmros of tho twonty- Hixth 6orica of shares of tho capital stock of.tho Asbury Piuk building tvndLunu Association, transf-rroil to said AssncJation by tho said Goomo H E. JtothonRntter; and iu tho second placo. nil tlmt cortabi lot of land and lpasc-hohl prom bos, horoinaftor particularly described, siturito. lying and being a t Ocoan Grovo, In tho county of Moiinioith. nnd stnto of Now Joreoy. tkudgnutod Lot Number Fourteen hundred and <»r»o oh Jho plan of tbo Ocoan Grovo C/unp .Grounds, described as follows; BcRinulng a t a point iu tho uorlhorly line of Abbott Avonuo dietant sixty fent.Vostorly from tha uorthwoet cornor of Abbott avehtto and Whitfield nvonuo us 1 hid down on snid idftn; thenco westerly along tlie northerly line of Abbott avotiUD ttiir. ty fue t; thenco northerly nt right unglos with Atdxvtt nvcjmo elxtv feet more or loss to tho middle lino of tlio block; thenco oastorly narnl Id with AbboU avomuq th irty foot; theucn southerly Again nt right angles with.Abbottavenue sixty .foot to tho place of beginning. Bo-

' ',ili ' ’ ' ' ■ ’ ’ 'jng tho smno promises, tfeniisod, leased and lot by tho fiiiid The Ocean Grovo Gamp Mooting As­sociation of tbo Mothudlst Episcopal UUnrcb to Mnry Ann J’ugo l>.v iiulonturo of loaso. datod May 10, A, D„ 188K. .'lso .thu siiid tudouturo of louse, and tbo rest, residue mid ronmindnr <»f tho torm of yours therein moutionnd. Together, with tho bui'dings und improvoraontorccted on sold dombod premiBes.

Seized n» tho property of Georgio 11. E. ltoth- engnUor ot als tn ken in oxocutiou n t (he su it of Asbury Park Uni ding and Loan A ssociation njjU to bo Bold by \ - :•

' • , ,• - : O. E. DAVIS, Sboriff,■■■ F r a n k P m tA N D , .Sol’r . -•

- Datod O ct/18 ,1 0 0 2 :/ / ; [.$0,00]

ON RULE TO BAR CREDITORS

A d m ln s ta r lto r 's N otice , i w illiam L . R yereon, J r . , .A dm lnlBtra- to r of W illiam L. R yerson, doceaued, by o rder or tbo S u rroga te of tho county M onm outh, hereby gives notice to the cred ito rs of th e Bato deceased to bring In their- debts, dem ands * and claim s a g a in s t th(j e s ta te of sa id deceased, u n ­d er oath o r affirm ation , w ith in nine m on ths from tho tw e n ty -n fs t . day of June , 1002, or they w ill bo fdrever barred ofi any action th e re fo r a g a in s t tho said

W ILLIA M . L RY ERSO N , JR .

F o r Elizubeth', 8.17, 0.20 a. in;, 2.20, 5.35 P- *

F o r R alnvay, 9.20 a. ,m „ 2.20, B.35 p. m;F o r -Matawan, 9.20 a. m ., 2.20, 5.35 p. m.F o r Long T iv an ch ,'7.20, 8d7, .9.20, U.00 a.

in., 2.0S,.2.20, 0.35, 5.-10, 7.(K> nnd 7.10 p.. mi . F o r Red Bunk, 7.20 , 8.17 , 9.20 u. ^n, 2.20 anil

5v35 l». m'. / .• ^F o r PhJJadelphlaV B road-St/,' and T ren ton , •/>;

7.27, 7J55. 12.15. and 4.07 p,! m. .F o r Cam ii en . v ia T re n to n ' and B o rd e n - / . / . tow n, .7.‘27,. 7.55:a. m .,: 12.15-and 4;07 p .!m . ,-.; F o r Cam dbn and . P h iladelph ia , v ia .Tonis - /: . R iver, (1.49.'u . m. find 2.25 p. rn..

F o r Tom ’s R iver, Island H eig h ts arid. Ih- ' te rm ediato s ta t io n s /0.40 u. m. und 2.25 • ,p. •'m . \ .;■'• ■.

F o r ; P o in t ’ .P le a sa n t "and in te rm e d ia te . / ’ : s ta tio n s ,. 6.49, 10.58 a; '.m., 2.25,-5.12, 6.02/

■ a n d ' 41.45 p. m. = ■. ; •; ' / . •.; v;.; ■/;■F o r New B runsw ick ,/ v ia Monmouth*v-

Junction,-. 7.55 a. m ., 12,15 and 4,07 p. m* / ^.TR A IN S ' L E A V E : N E W Y ORK 1 F O R

O C E A N ■ G R O V E . 1"/■ / • / ; ;

F rom W est T w en ty -th ird ''S tre e t S ta tion , 8.55 u / m .r 12.10, 3.25, 4.10, 4.55 p. ra. Sun-

. d ays , 9.25 a . m ,, 4.65 p, ra. ; , j F rom DdsbroBses* s tr e e t s ta t io n / 9.00 a . m ./

12.20, 3.40, 4.20, 5.10 p. ra.- S undays, ;9/45:a. m „ 5.35 p. nn

F rom C o rtla n d t/s tre e t s ta tio n 9.00 a. m ./12.20, 3.40, 4.20/ 5.10 p. - m. Sundays 9.45 a . m., 5.15 p. ra. On S unday, w ill s to p a t In te rlaken and Avon In place of N orth A sbury P a rk an d A sbury P a rk to- le t oft passengers.

TRA IN S , LEA V E P H IL A D E L P H IA (Brond St.) FO R OCEAN GROVE.

A t 8.20, 11.02 a. m., 3.30 and 4.00 (Freehold only,, 5.00 • p. m.) w eek-days. Sundays ■ (stop , a t In te r la k e n fo r A sbury PnrK), 8.31 a. m.; ‘M arket s tre e t w h a if , via Cam den a n d T ren ton , 6.12, 7.16 a . m ., 2.30 , 3.25, 4.28 (Freehold) p. m. Lenvo' * Ciunden and T ren ton , 7.10 a. ra., -2.30,/ 3.25. 4.28/(F reeho ld ) 'p iii. 4,cave M arket s tre e t w harf, via Jnmesburgi:74G a. m .f 3.52 p. m. w eekdays. M arket s t r e e t w harf, v ia Seaside P a rk , 8.16 u. m. a d ' 4.00 p. ro. w cekdayy. 'S u n d u y s , 8.30 u‘. tn .-.

LEA V E BROAD S T R E E T , P H IL A ­D E L P H IA . • • ;

F o r ’BaHImoro and W aslijng ton—3.50, 7.20,-.8.32, 10.20, 11.20 n. ra ., 12.03 (dining ca r) , - (12.36 L im ited, d in ing e a r) , 1.13 (dining enr). 3.13, 3.29, 4.46, 5.25 , 0.05, (dining ca r),6.20, 6.55, (dining car),7 .3l, (dining ca r),p . in., and 12.20'night w eek days. Sundaya.3,50. 7.20, 9.12. 11.23 rtf. m ., 12.03 (dining ca r) , 1.13, (dining en r), 3.13, 3.29, 4/40 , 5.26, (tim ing cur), 0.05: 6.55 (dining ca r) , 7.3t (dining car) p. m.i und *12.20 night.'Time tab les of all o th e r train 's of tho -

system m ay be obtained a t ih e ticket of­fices or a t the stations.

/ J . R. WOOD, Gen. P ass, Agt. J . B. H U TCIIIN SO N , Gen. M anager.

New York and Long Branch R. R.

On ami a f te r O ctober 14, 1902,

STATIONS IN N E W YORK.C en tra l R. R. of New Je rsey , foot L ib e r /

ty and W hitehall s tree ts (South F e rry ) , P ennsy lvan ia R. R,, foot W est 23rd, Cort­

land! and D esbrosses Btreets.N ew . Jo rsey Southom . R ailw ay , fooe ' o f . \ R ec to r s tre e t (Sandy > H ook, rou te ), f, H/_ '■

L eav e /N E W YORIC .fo q ./JC E A ^ GRQ an L 'A S p U R Y -P A R K :';/

Foot L ib erty s tree t—4.00,: 8,30/11,30 a. m r / : 3.53, *4,45,■: *5:3(1, 6.30/ 11.60" (W ednesdays

an d S atu rdays) .p . ra.F o o t'- ’W hitehall., s tree t' • (South- F e r r y . /T erm inal) . 8,25, 11;25: a* m ./ 3,35/ t4,35/

*5.25, 6.26, 11.40. (W ednesdays and Satv**-.. d ay s only) p; m. . / .F oo t W est T w en ty -th ird stro e t—8.55 a. m .r

.12.10, *3.25, *4.10, *4.55 p. m. - ■ ,.F o o t CortJnm lt and D esbrosses s tre e ts —

0.00 a. m., 12.20, *3.40, *4.20, *5.10 p. m. 'L E A V E OCEAN GROVE AND ASBURY

* ■' P A R K :F o r New York—(1.40 a . tm .: T h u rsd ay s

6nly), 0.15, 7.00, 7.20, 7.28, 8.00, 8.17, D.20 •. a.*in., 12.02, 2.20,-.4.(Xi, 6.35, 7.05 p. m/>:F o r Red B ank, N ew ark and E lizab e th —

1.40 a. m. (T hursdays only), 6.15, 7.00, 7.20, • — • 1th), 8.00 , 8.17 , 0.20 a.

f t ;

(except E lizabeth ), . __ ,12.02, 2.20, 4,00, 6.35, 7,05 p . ra.

For. T ren ton and P h iladelph ia, via Penna,It. R. and Sea G irt—7.27, 7.55 a., m. 12.15,. . -..07 p. m ./ - '

F o r F reeho ld , v ia F en n a R . R . and Sea:: G irt 7.27, 7.55:n. m.-. ■ * , •F or T ren ton , and P h iladelph ia, v ia Bound.

B rook route—C.15, 7.00, 8.00 a* m ., 12.02,4.00 p. m.

F o r C am den ,and Mt. H olly, v ia 1 Seaside •P a rk 0.49 u. m,, 2.25 p. m.F o r Tom s R iver and ; In term edia te s ta ­

tions, via Bay Hoad C.4‘j;u . m ., 2.25 p. tn. F o r B elranr; Spring Luke an d M anasquan

—6.44/ 6.49, 7.27, 7.55,* 10.35, 10.58 u. m .\ ,12,15. 1.27.. 2.25, 4.07, 5.12, G.50,. 0.02, 6.15,.

: 6.45. 6.58. 8.30 p. m.v.lif. U.iW. O.t.v ill.F o r Point l 'k 'n 3a n t - 6.44. 6.49. 10.35. 10.58 '

a . m .. 1.27, 2.25/5.12, 5.50, 6.02/ 0.15, 6.45, 1 • 6.58, 8.30 p. m, /F o r s ta tio n s in Long B ranch—1.40 (T hurs-

dayd'O tily), O.lo, 7.00, 7.20, 7.28, 8.00, 8.17.9.20. U.00 a. m .. 12.02/ 2.08, 2.20, 4.00, 5/35/

- 5.40, 7.00, 7.05, 7.10 p. m.♦Denotes exp ress tra in s . •J . H. W O O D ,

G. P . A. P . R . R . <C. M. BURT;

C». P. A.. C. R . R . df N. J .RUFUS BLODGETT,

Supt. N. Y. & L. B. R. R .

Reading SystemN aw Je rse y C e n tra l

A nthracite Coal Used E xclu sive ly , Insur­in g C leanliness and Comfort.

Corrected to S eptem ber 30, 1902.T R A IN S ' LEA V E ASBURY P A R K /

F o r New Y ork, v ia n llra ll rou te . L40 a.- , m. (TburBtlays only). G.15, 7.00, 7.28, 8.00 ■

■ a. m .; 12.02, 2.10/ 4.00, 7,05 p. m. S undaya (from In te rlaken s ta tio n ). 1.43, 7,36 a. m .; 4.18, 8.04 p. m. • •

F o r New Y ork via Sandy H ook R o u tt /-7.3S a . m ., 1.52 p. m. S undays, from In - Idrlnken sta tion ,. 5.12 p. m.

F or N ew ark and B hzabetlt—6.15. 8.00 a . , in ., 12.02,. 2.10, 4.00, .7.05 p. iri. . S undays from In te rlaken s ta tio n , 7.30 a . ra ., 4.18, .

. 8.0| p. ni. \ «F o r Phlkulelphhi and TreniVm, v ia .E liz a - '

befhport, C.15/ 7.00, 8.00 n f-ra ,, 12.02,'4.00 ; p. in. Sundays (from In te r lak en st'a- . Ron), 7.36 «; rti., 1.18 p . m. ,

F o r B nltlinore and W ash ing ton , 7.00, 8.00 n. nn , 12.02, 4.00 p. nt. S undays (from In'- ; torlnkon s ta tio n ), 7.3G a; m .. 4.18 p. ra.

F o r E asto n , BetUlebem. A llentow n and . M unch C hunk. 6.15 (to E a sto n only), 8.00 'a . m /, 12.02, 4.00 (to E asto n only) p; m.. Sum lnys (from In te rlaken s ta tion ), 7.30

•/ a. m.,- 4.18• p . ' r a / ; ';'■ ■ • ' /./.;■■■ ■ • . ■ • ;F o r W ilkesbarre and S cran ton , 8.00 a. m. F o r Buffalo and C h icago / v ia D. L.; & W / ! • -R. R./.8.00 a ; m /

'•S

v'W -' G. B E S L E R /G e n ’j/M ’gr.C. M. BURT, p e n /P a s s . A gt. -

NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT

Estate of Ludlow W oolley, D eceasedN o tic e la h ereb y g lv o a th a t th e ac-

co im ia o f tho su b scrib er ,.ad m in istra tor of ea id Uecoasod, w ill ba u ud tted and Stated by tb o Surrogate, an d reported to . s e ttlem e n t to th e O rphans C ourt o f th e b ou n ty o f M onm outh, or, T h u rs­day, th o tvyeaty-tbtrd d ay o f Q ctobor next. ' ■ r

D ated S ep tem b er 11th, 1902.' ■■-22-42 : : J. OTTO R H O M & .

I P P

a , . , . , . . , ■!■',' - ■. • •, ‘ ‘ 'S A T U R D A Y ,' O C T O B E R ,' 18*’ 1902, THE OCEAN GROVE T IMES

j -

. ACCIDENT GAVE IT ORIGIN.S o n f e t t l ' W n s “C o n c e l t o f F r e n c l i m u n

i / - . , - '; . . W H l k a Y n n U c e G c n l i i s .

S om e th in g s i l ia t i’a l l u n d e r one’s o b ­se rv a t io n ev e ry tiny .nnd a re . re g a rd e d

. a s ooininobphvee a r e re a l ly so m e w h a t e x t ra o rd in a ry . A m ong, th e s e c o n fe tti/

; m a y be m en tio n ec l., T h e h is to ry o f con* f c t t l Is rs\ther:r eu rio«8 . S ev e ra l y e a r s / ago n la rg e p r in t in g -w o rk s .in P a r is w as ' tu im ing o u t Iium enso q u a n tit ie s o f c n l-‘

. d n d a rs , th ro u g h w h ic h a am'a 111 ro u n d - ' h o le hn<l boon p u n c h e d •'to receive- a n ; ■riyclet fo r h o ld in g th e sh e e ts to g e th e r . ’ A h e a p o f th e l i t t l e c i r c u la r .s c ra p s o f * p a p e r c u t o u t b y .th o p u n c h n cc u m u la t-

■' e d on. a ta b le a n d ono o f .ti ie m a c h in e / m e n iwiiuscil' h im se lf b y s c a t te r in g ’ a /. h a n d fu l o f th e m o v e r a w o rk in g g irl 's ,

h a ir . S he Iin m e d la te ly sn a tc h e d u p a h a n d fu l a iid th re w th e m In h is fa c e .

, • O th e r g irls fo llo w e d :hdr ex a m p le , a n d ^ th e f ir s t c o n fe tfl b a t t le begun,- • / . ; :

T lio h ea d o f th e e s ta b lis h m e n t cam e : in* w h en I t w a s a t I ts h e ig h t, a n d being.

.. ^ h a t th e A m e r ic a n s cnlT. a: .“ s m a r t m a n ,” ho n t. o nce re a l iz e d t h a t th e re

• W as “ m oney in I t.” H o o rd e red sp ec ia l m a c h in e ry , p la c e d la rg e q u a n tit ie s of th e n ew a r t ic le 011 th o m u rk o t, m nde ft fo r tu n e a n d c re a te d n now In d u s try .

: P a r is n ow s u p p lie s n e a r ly •ey e ry part:o f th e c iv ilized w o rld w ith c o n fe t ti a n d

; d in g le o rd e rs fo r f lf ty ,td n s a r e lio t uh- . co m m o n . -'•"■V-. ; / / ' / / / ■ ' ■

U n c l e S l o t *M a c l a i n e . / ; 7 / •

/ A ■business lim n w h o w a n te d a b o o k - ' k ee p e r s ta te d h is h ee d In Jin ad v e rtise -; m e a t. Tffe n o tic e ,w a s seen b y a y o u n g .

’ •Woman w h o w as . o u t o f w o rk a n d wivo ’ lm d s e a rc h e d fo r em p lo y m e n t d a y aft- .

e r d a y w ith o u t;s u c c e ss . S he b a d ju s t . a c e n t le f t. T h is s h e s p e n t fo r a p o s ta l

c a rd on w h ic h s h e w ro te a rep ly to th e a d v e rt is e m e n t a n d d ro p p ed th e c a rd in a s tr e e t le tte r box .

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ASBURY PARK WEST ENDGreatest

Array of Bargains Ever Offered

10 y a rd s S tr ip e d O u tin g F la n t ic l , w o rth 75c. fo r 45c. _

10 y a rd s S tr ip e d ’ O u tin g / F la n n e l, w o r th 9Sc. fo r 66c. ; .

10 y a rd s W h i te O u tin g F la n n e l, w o r th O S c .fo r G5c.

10 y a r d s .C an ton ; F la n n e l, w o r th $i ; fo r G9c.

*fo • y a rd s W h ite O u tin g F la n n e l- w o rth 59c. fo r 35c.

A ll w ool E id e rd o w n F la n n e l, w o rth 45c. fo r 34c.

10 y a r d s S tr ip e d G in g h am s,., w o r t h - 75c. f o r 53c.

10 y a rd s S av o y F la n n e l, w o r th "S i f o r 75c. . . ^

2 0 .in c h T a ffe ta , -w orth 75c. fo r .4 9 c .\ a .y a r d . . V ;

27 in c h T a ffe ta , w o r th §1 fo r 75c, a ; ‘ y a rd .

' 27 in c h T a ffe ta , w o r th S9b. fo r G9c.a y a rd . '•

s a t i n D u ch esse , w o r th 59c.- fo r 3 5 c . . a y a rd .

F a n c y S tr ip e d T a f fe ta , , w o r th 5 5 c . , f o r 35c. a y a rd .

F la n n e l .S lU r t p a t te r n s , w o r th ;• 29c. fo r 21c. ■

'500 G lo ria Sillc U m b re l la s , w o r th $1.19 f o r 75c. ■ ; • . y

5 0 ’dozeu K id G loves, w o r th $1 a p a i r f o r 75c.- a p a ir .

50 F u r S c a rfs , w o rth $3.9S f o r $-.50.

Above are for SATURDAY ONLY ^ • from 2 to 5 P. n .

Tall Opening is Announced for fflonday and Saturday October 18tb and 20tb

A t t b e f f l a m m o t b a n d O c e a n P a l a c e

Our usual application for free trains was made to the railroad officials, but the request was refused. Our patrons will not lose by this! however, as'the amount which would have been expended in trains will be given in such bargains as we guarantee cannot be duplicated anywhere except it be af a special sale. At the Mam­moth everp purchaser will receive a slip, which will entitle the holder to an ice cream soda.

W om en’s ShoesT h e n e w e s t a r r iv a ls in 6 u r W o m en ’s

S h o o D e p a r tm e n t a r e th e “A rm s tro n g ” • S h o e s fo r w o m e n .' In th e n e w e s t - p a b . t e r n s an d th e l a t e s t d e s ig n ^ an d n t th e p ric e , $3 a p a ir , th e y w ill s u r e ly p le a se

.-■you— JOfty'■ fills is th e e x c lu s iv e a g e n c y iu ;A s ­

b u ry P arle fo r s e v e ra l lin e s o f S h o es f o r w o m e n , w h ich a r e fa v o ra b ly k n o w n , a m o n g th e m n re_ “ S o ro s is ," " J e n n e s s M ille r ” “ L a F r a n c e ” a n d •‘F reed o m .” ' - f.f)

S p e c ia ls fo r. th e . O penlngT A w ell- s e le c te d lo t o f B lack O v e rg a ite r s fo r w om en a re a t tr a c t iv e ly m a rk e d a t 19c., 45c. a n d 95c. 500 p a ir W o m e n ’s S to rm R u b b e rs , w o rth 50c. a t 25c,

300 p a i r B u tto n ed nnd L a ced S hoes, w o r th §2,50 n t S1.9S n nd w o r th §2 at-y;*; $1.4S. . "

Men’s Shoes• H e re -y o u ’ll iln d the -.f in es t o s w e ll a s ’

: th e h e a v y S h o e s f o r m en . O u r s to c k is c o m p re h e n s iv e n n d w e ll s e le c ted .

W e a r e th e A s b u ry P arle a g e n ts o fr th e c c le b ra tc c l:" B a n ls tc r ,“ "C ra w fo rd .” *‘W a u ” a n d "M o n m o u th C lub” S hoes fo r m en. t

S p e c ia lt ie s f o r S a tu rd a y a n d M on­d a y : '•••'- 350 p a i r s M e n 's H e a v y S o led .B o o ts , w o rth $2;50 a t $1.9S.

.350 p a i r M en ’s H e a v y . S p ied B oo ts , w o rth §2 a t 51.4S, . . /

200 p a i r B o y s’ a n d Y o u th s ' Schoo l S h o es , w o r th $1.50 a t $1.23.

MillineryT h e d isp la y o f c h a rm in g . M illin e ry p re p a re d by o u r

M a d am e F n rro w -H ice a n d M iss. H o d g es w ill be th e c e n tr e o f a t t r a c t io n fo r th e la d le s . ;- . '

H a t s an d B o n n e ts o f -e v e ry d e s c r ip tio n and fo r e v e ry o c c a s io n . P a r is ia n n o v e ltie s a t A m erican p ric e s .

F o r o rd in a ry • w e a r— M isse s ’ R ea d y -to -w e ar H a ts | 75c. L a d ie s ’ R ead y -to -w ear H a ts , 89c. /L a d ie s ’ R e a d y -to -w e a r H a ts , 9Sc, * . ; - ’

Handkerchiefs1.000 dozen H a n d k e rc h ie fs fo r W om en a n d C h ild re n a t

h a lf th e a c tu a l v a lu e . .S pecia l s a le p r ic e s 5c., 10c. a n d 12&C. ea ch .

Dress Goods- ■ . . • •. ; ■- ■ •

P ries tlo y .’s H eavy - S k ir tin g s , 54- In. j w id e , a l l c o lo rs , w o r th $1.75 fo r $1.25 a y a r d . .’

25 p ieces C rep e M elro se , 40 in . w id e , nil co lo rs , w o r th 49c. fo r 25c. a y a rd .

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a ll co lo rs , w o r th 69c. fo r 4Sc. a y a rd .10 p ie c e s V e n e t ia n C lo th , 40 in . w ide ,

w o rth ' C9c. f<jr'T5c7N ■ .19 p ie c e s A lb d tro s s , a l l to l a r s ; 38 In.

w id e , w o r th 65c. fo r ,4Sc. a y a rd .JG p ie c e s F in e H e n r ie t ta C lo th , 40

in . w id e , a l l c o lo rs , w o r th 75c. fo r 59c. a y a rd . / ’ .

• 10 p ie c e s S h e p h e rd ’s P la id . C lo th — th e ’ n ew b ro k e n w eav e— 40 • in. w ide, w o rth 75c. fo r 4Sc. a y a rd .

15 p ie c e s B ro a d W a le G ran ite— new .w eav e—54 in . w ide; w o rth $1.25 fo r ’9Sc. a y a rd . .

BlanketsT a k e h o m e a pnir. o f th o se b e a u tifu l w a rn i B la n k e ts —

y o u could- n o t m a k e a m o re .a c c e p ta b le g if t a t th i s t im e of y e a r . ‘ ; - - -

T h o se re g u la r ly p r ic e d a t G5c. a p a ir a r e - m a rk e d a t 4yc.; th e 9Sc. k ind a t 69c. a n d th e $1.39 o n e s a t 9Sc. a p a ir .

. S p ec ia l B la n k e t O ffering— P a la c e .C ar B .lanne ts a t , 72c. a p a ir . T h e s e a r e th e s a m e B la n k e ts a s a r e e x te n s iv e ly a d ­v e r t is e d by o th e rs a t $1 a p a ir . . *

■ Scarfs' '. . .F ro m 10 A, M. to 12 a n d fro m 7.30 to M nn o n 4,,r

(1m ? n y ■-,? f , S c a « w in u e soW ro r 19cW t.. l a n y 50o. S c a rf w ill b e so ld fo r 35c. ■

Cloaks and SuitsS ty lish a n d P r a c t ic a l S p e c ia ls ' in th e

C loak an d S u it D e p a r tm e n t; •J a c k e t s w o r th ' $10.50 fo r $6.98.J a c k e t s w o rth SS fo r $5.50.

J a c k e ts w o r th -§10 f o r §G.08,: J a c k e ts -w o r th §7.50 fo r $4.98.

B lack D ress S k ir ts , w o r th from $6 to $9 fo r $3.98. . ..

B la ck B a s k e t W e a v e S k ir ts , w o rth $5 fo r $2.98.

P la i te d S k ir ts , w o r th §4.50 fo r $2.4S.T a ffe ta S ilk S k ir ts ; - w o r th $10 fo r

$7.48. .

W a lk in g S k ir ts , w o rtli g g \S p e c ia l lm rBa ! ^ 3 ^ k

v a lu ed SB,e _ ?2 5Q

Men’s Furnishing Department. M en ’s C a sh m e re H a lf H o se , w o rth 25cv a t 19c, .

M en ’s W ool H a lf H o se , w o r th 19c., a t 12*£e.M e n 's C o tto n D erb y R ib b e d U n d e rw e a r , w o rth 50c. a t

35. c e n ts .. M en’s- O u tin g F la n n e l N ig h t S h ir ts , 25c. '

M en’s H eav y C lo th .O u tin g S h ir ts a t 45c.M en’s 'H e a v y S a ilo r C o lla r S w e a te rs , $1 an d $1.50 k in d ,

a t 50 c e n ts .

Cotton Umbrellas* F ro m 10 to 12 A. M. o n S a tu rd a y 500 C o tto n U m b re l la s ;

— n a tu r a l w ood h an d le s , w o r th ' 50c, w ill b e so ld fo r 25c. e a ch . , •

Carpet DepartmentGood h ea v y In g ra in C a rp e t a t 25c.

30 c a n d 35c p e r y a rd .A ll W ool In g ra in C a rp e ts a t 50a;,

55c. a n d GOc. p e r y a rd .E x t r a q u a l ity o f R a g C a rp e t a t 25c.

2Sc a n d 35c.. s. . ,T a p e s try C a rp e t a t 55c. to S0c.A m ln s te r and M o q u e tte a t $1.Oil C lo th a t 25c. a n d up .A n o v e lty in V e lv e t C a rp e t a t 75c.

p e r yard.-S p ec ia l M o q u e tte R u g s , 3x6. f t . , v e ry

s lig h t ly so iled b y w a te r , a t $3.

A few p ie c e s o f A re s a le -C a rp e ts , V e lv e t. T a p e s tr y an d A x m in s te r to be c lo sed o u t a t 41c., GOc. a n d . 75e. p e r y a rd .

T o m a k e o u r O p en ing m o re in t e r e s t ­in g a n d to In d u ce y ou to in s p e c t o u r r e ju v e n a te d F u r n i tu r e D e p a r tm e n t w o - . | w ill a lm o s t g iv e a w a y ^ lh e fo llo w in g :

T u f te d V e lo u r • C ouches, fu ll s iz e , s p r in g edge,- w o rth $8, fo r $6.25; w o r th $12, f o r $9.

G o lden O ak F a n c y R o c k e rs , w o rth $5 fo r $3.25; w o rth $5.50 fo r $4.

A s p e c ia l d is c o u n t of 10 p e r c e n t, w ill bo g l v e n u o n a ll o th e r .ca sh p u r­c h a s e s in th i s d e p a r tm e n t o n S a tu rd a y - a n d M onday .

ClothingN o n e b u t c g rc e q t C lo th in g is p e r ­

m itte d in o u r M en’s S u it D e p a r tm e n t.C o r r e e t In q u a l ity an d p r ic e a n d fo r

l i t t l e m e n a s w ell a s th e o ld e r ones!Boys.’ K n ee P a n ts , w o r th 25C. a t 19c.B o y s ' K a v y B lue B louse S u its , w o rth

$2 a t $1.39 a n d w o rth $2.50 a t $1.89.• B o y s ’ N o rfo lk J a c k e t a n d K n e e

P a n ts , w o r th $3;50 a t $2.48.. B b y s ' D oub le B re a s te d B lu e S e rg e • J a c k e t an d K n e e P a n ts , w o rtli ?5 a t $3.9S. - ■ ( '/Y o u th s ’ D oub le B re a s te d S a c k S u its ,

lo n g P a n ts , w o r th $6.50 a t $4.48.•Y o u th s’ B lu e S e rg e S a c k S u its ,

w o r th $10,'. a t $7.98.M e n 's A ll W ool P a n ts , w o r th $3 fo r

$1.98: -M en ’s S a c k S u its , w o rth . $5 fo r

$3.50,\ .w o r th $6.50 fo r $4.98; w o rth $8.50 fo r ’$G.50.

e n ’s B lu e an d B la ck C h ev io t S ack w o r th §10 fo r $8.98.

j j J n ' s G rey M elton S a c k S u its ,

w o rt h $13.50 fo r §11.50.

M,en ’s- G rey M elton O v e rc o a ts , w o rth?6 . 0 fo r ?4.0S. .

g le n ’s G rey F re lz e O v e rc o a ts , w o rth $ 1 0 ^ fo r v.*orth $13 fo r §10.

DepartnrlentL a d ie s ’ F le e c e d L in ed U n d e rw e a r a t

19c., w o r th 25c.T 33c; w o rth 48c.L a d ie s ’ a n d C h ild re n ’s H o sie ry a t 3c.

p e r p a ir , 3 p a irs fo r 25c.O u tin g F la n n e l G ow ns a t 48c., 79c.,

S9c’ a n d $1.25.S p e c ia l s a le In L a d le s ’ M u slin

G ow ns a tl 50c; -L a rg e v a r ie ty of L a d le s ’ S h ir t

W a is ts a t 48c/, 73c. an d $1.L a d le s a n d C h ild re n ’s G olf G ioves

a t 25c p e r p a ir .

TH E M A nnO T H OCEAN PALACE

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COUNTY AND STATE- . .R e d B a n k .h a s a b u ild in g boom in .Ice -b o a ts , / ■ , ; .

. . I t Is la w fu l to sh o o t w oodcock d u r ­ing O c to b e r; N o v em b o r ''a u d D ecem ber.

. .T h e q u e s tio n o f b u ild in g a n o th e r > p ie r a t ' L o n g B ran c h Is b e in g d is ­

cu ssed .. .T h e la s t N ew Jersey postofllco ta­

b le sh o w e d 124 p re s id e n tia l o llice s In t h e s ta te .

. .W i l l i a m M o rre ll h a s b ee n e le c te d . p r e s id e n t of th e C o u n ty F r u i t G row ­

e r s ’ A sso c ia tio n .. . F i f t y I ta l ia n s h avo s ta r te d w o rk

; on th e new s to n e ; ro ad b e tw e e n N o r th L o n g B ra u e h a n d S e a B rig h t.

. .O n e n ig h t r e c e n tly th ie v e s b ro k e in to t h p ; s t a t i o n a t . L o w e r J a m o s b u rg b u t s e c u re d on ly a tow p e n n i e s . ,

. . J o h n P a t te r s o u . o f T liito n ‘F a lls , a c c id e n ta l ly to r e th e th u m b n a il from h is le f t h a n d w h ile lo a d in g p o ta to e s .

. . J o h n S ta tq s l r , of C o lts N eck . h a s : , b e e n e le c te d s e c r e ta r y o f th e S h re w s ­

b u ry • M u tu a l L ife In s u ra n c e C o m p an y .• ■ .. . J a n i e s ; D ay . of S e a B rig h t, is’ u n ­

d e r a r r e s t ' ch a rg e d , w ith . s te a l in g a •h o rse , c a r t a n d h a rn e s s b e lo n g in g to J . J . R eiU y. '

. .M r s . T im o th y R eiU lliig to it, o f N ow M o n m o u th , s e v e re ly cu r b y th e . b u r s t in g o f a j a r r e c e n tly w h ile c a n ­n in g f ru i t .

• . . .T w o fine m ic ro sco p es h a v e b e e n ' , p u rc h a s e d f o r u s e o f - th e b o ta n ic a l

c la s se s in th e . C h a t te l h ig h sch o o l. L o n g B ra n c h .

• . . T h o m a s R y e r . of N ew Y o rk .. w as fined . $4.9S f o r re fu s in g to s to p sm o k ­ing in o n e o f th e f ro n f s e a t s of a R ed B a n k tro l le y ca r.

. .R o b e r t B. H ln ck s , H a ro ld M o rfo rd a n d H a r r y T ru a x , o f L ong B ra n c h , w ill

. e n t e r ,> C o lu m b ia law sch o o l I n . N ew . Y o r k C ity th is fall.

. .T b e tw e n ty -e ig h th a n n u a l m e e tin g o f t l ie N ew J e r s e y S a n i ta r y A sso c ia ­tio n w ill be held a t th e L a u re l H ouse, L a k e w ood, on O c to b e r 24 a n d 25.

. . L u th e r V a ilin g , o f K e y p o rt, w as th ro w n from a t ro l le y c a r n n d c u t a deep , g a s i t . in h is h ea d by s tr ik in g

•;a g n in s t a c u rb s to n e ;• . .A n e ffo r t is b e in g m a d e b y tb e A t­la n t ic H ig h ln u d s m e rc h a n ts to c lo se a ll o u s in ess p la ces a t 7 o ’c lock e v e ry e v e n lu g .;ex c ep t S a tu rd a y ,

. .T h e G eo log ical S u rv ey , of • New - J e r s e y , is e n g a g ed in t h e p re p a ra tio n - of a r e p o r t upon th e c la y d e p o s its and c la y in d u s tr ie s of th e ' S ta te . .

. .W o rk on tl ie N ew J e r s e y S a n i ta r ­ium for- tu b e rc u la r d is e a s e s to be b u il t- . a t 'G le n G a rd n e r , H u n te rd o n .coun ty , h a s been co m m en ce d .

. .T h i r t e e n a p p l ic a n ts h a v e ta k e n th e . c iv il s e rv ic e e x a m in a t io n fo r po ­s i t io n s a s l e t te r c a r r i e r s u n d e r F re e ­h o ld ’s , new f r e e d e l iv e ry $ ystem .

• . .T w o o f th e la r g e s t d y n a m o s 'l t i th e U n ite d S ta te s p ro to be p ln ceu in tl ie new; p la n t o t th e A m e r ic a n C a n C om ­p an y . now b e in g e re c te d a t P au lsb o ro .

' , . . M rs. H o w a rd S to k e s , .o f L ong B ran c h , lo s t ’n $100 go ld c e r t if ic a te r e ­c e n tly a n d a few d a y s la te r fo u n d i t in a . g a rb a g e can in 1hc r e a r of ’I\or hom e.

. . . A sp e c ia l m is s io n a ry ra l ly o f th e M e th o d is t m in is te r s - o f th e N ew B ru n s w ic k C o n fe re n c e w ill be h e ld in th e F i r s t M. E . C h u rc h , R e d B an k , on M onday .

. .G o v e rn o r M u rp h y h a s a p p o in ted J o h n G ufre; o f L o n g B ra n c h , to fill th e v a c a n c y in th e - b o a rd o f ;• t r u s te e s of th e S ta .te H o m e fo r. B o y s a t Ja m e s- bu rg , ca u se d by th e d e a th o f N a th a n ie l S. Rne^ o f C rea m R idge .

. .W illia m D. M artin , m a n a g e r o f th e N ew Y o rk a n d N ew J e r s e y T e /ep h o n e C om pany , h a s - a m in ia tu r e s e a h o rse on ’e x h ib itio n a t h is L o n g B ra n c h of­fice, T h e l i t t l e fe llo w w as c a u g h t in V an D y k e ’s fish p o u n d . . . . . ;

. .M a r t in C oyne, f o r tw e n ty y e a r s n ig h t e n g in e e r o n th e R a r i ta n r iv e r d ra w b rid g e , w as s tr ic k e n w ith p a r ­a ly s is ..w h ile ,on h is w ay to w o rk th e o th e r d a y . .

. .T h e partles-w licv filed ob jec tions ' to th e b u ild in g o f a to w n w a te r s y s te m in M a ta w an h a v e w ith d ra w n th e s a m e an d th e s y s te m w il l now b e in s ti tu te d w ith o u t d e lay .

. .M is s - M ary G arv ey , of C hape l H ill, an d M iss R e b e c c a H ead d en . o f -M id­d le to w n , a r e n e w ' m e m b e rs • o f th e tr a in in g sch o o l of th e M onm ou th M e­m o ria l H o sp ita l .

. . J o s e p h P u li t z e r lias o rd e re d from • L u p to n B ro s ., o f M a ta w an , a h e a d ­s to n e fo r th e g ra v o Of ills m u rd e re d w ife . T h e ta b le t Js. o f w h ite m a rb le a n d s ta u d s n e a r ly five fe e t h igh .

. .W illia m W a te r s , o f th e firm of tV a te rs & O sb o rn , o f R ed B a n k ,. m nv lo se th e s ig h t o f o n e eye. b y tl ie b re a k ­in g o f a b e l t , w h ic h flew u p and .a ;.co rr n e r o f j t s t r ik in g h im in th e eye.

. .T h e c o ro n e r 's ju r y iu th e .d e a th of J a n ie s H . M oore, o f n e a r L akew ood , w ho w as k il le d a t M o u n t's C ro s s in g one n ig h t r e c e n tly , p la ced , th e b la m e of th e d e a th on th e C e n tra l ra i lro a d .

. ..The b a n k s oft. M onm ou th c o u n ty h a v e p ro f it s .o n h a n d o f o v e r a m illio n an d a h a l f o f d o lla rs . T h is is n e a r ly

-SlOO.-OOO, m o re th a n th e y h ad w h en th e y -m a d e th e i r , la s t s ta te m e n t in J u ly . • . .

■ . .M r s . G eo rg e L . S h in n , o f N ew E g y p t. ;w h ile c lo n n ln g p a in t in h e r d in in g :room on A lo n d ay w eek fe ll f ro m a s te p la d d e r a n d s tru c k h e r h ea d upon an iro n r a d ia to r ^ c u t tin g a' la rg e g ash . r . ■ ■-

• .M rs . W illia m P o s t, of K ey p o rt, h a s rece iv ed a s s u ra n c e s th a t s h e w ill g o t h e r s h a r e of th e v a s t fo r tu n e o f h e r d e c eased u n c le , J o h n T y so n , o f A u s ­tr a l ia . M r, T y so n w a s sa id to be w o rth $40,000,000. '

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