Holiday Bazaar Opens With Prayer At St Luke's
For three nights the annual Holiday Bazaar by the Ladies Aid Society of St Luke's Methodist Episcopal Church opens with a prayer service. The event, in its fifteenth year, features many booths including a Japanese gift booth, lemonade and ice cream stands, and a seven five cent chicken supper.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Luke's Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles Morris
George H. Neal
Neal
James Cloughly
Bazar
G. D. Seymour
Eloise Joline
W. R. Smith
J. T. Britton, Jr
Charles J. Edwards
Harry G. Woolley
Hiram L. Dangler
Newing
Ashley K. Bennett
V. C. Silva
H. B. Seymour
Deficit Noted For Asbury Park Carnival Committee
The Asbury Park Carnival Committee reports a deficit of $998.43 to the City Council. It expects the city to cover the deficiency. Bills receivable and assets may liquidate some obligations, including $920.75 to International Fireworks Co and $276.40 in miscellaneous charges.
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Asbury Park Carnival Committee
Asbury Park City Council
Carnival Association
International Fireworks Co
West to Furnish Music for Atlantic Fire Ball
Music provided by Prof. J. Pitman West for the Atlantic Fire Companys thirty sixth annual ball on December 29. St Lukes Holiday Bazar opens today and runs Thursday and Friday. Santa Claus plans gifts for county children at Joseph Salzs store with adult accompaniment. Sea Bright Readers Reward for return of a gold watch fob of Grecian design last Sunday on the Boardwalk or Ocean Avenue.
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J. Pitman West
Atlantic Fire Company
St. Luke's Holiday Bazar
Sea Bright
Boardwalk
Ocean Avenue
Seventh Avenue
Long Branch
Adjourment Plans for 1912 Legislature Unfold in Trenton
Republican Senators and senators elect met in caucus in Trenton to plan the 1912 agenda. They set January 4 to draft bills and tentatively fixed March 22 for possible adjournment, insisting the Governor's stance will shape final timing and votes. The group plans secrecy on minor-office allotments and outlines bills on automobile reciprocity grade crossing elimination mutual liability insurance and grand jury reform.
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Trenton
Wilson
Assembly
Senate
Edge
Colgate
Pierce
Union
Gaunt
Banking and Insurance Department
Leavitt
Mercer
New Officers Elected by Long Branch Knights of Columbus
Long Branch Council No. 385 elects Grand Knight Thomas E. McCue Deputy Grand Knight Leo J. Warwick Chancellor Joseph A Burns Jr Financial Secretary Thomas Houlihan Recording Secretary John W Brazo Treasurer Philip Finley Inside Guard Peter Finley Outside Guard Henry J Cioffi Advocate Dennia J Coogan Organist Kevin J Nolan Trustee Daniel Carney. First Degree performed with two candidates. dinner followed with steamed clams and a chicken supper advertised for 365 cents at St Luke's Holiday Bazaar.
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Long Branch Council
Knights of Columbus
Lyceum
Thomas E. McCue
Leo J. Warwick
Jos. A. Burns
Thomas Houlihan
John W. Brazo
Philip Finley
Peter Finley
Henry J. Cioffi
Dennia J. Coogan
Kevin J. Nolan
Daniel Carney
Red Bank Truant Officer Resigns After Liquor Charge
At the Red Bank Board of Education meeting Squire Brijan M. Conk of Borden street resigned as truant officer after charges by Loyal N. Bohannan alleging liquor influence at the Sheridan Hotel and vulgar abuse on December 4. The resignation, accepted unanimously, takes effect immediately. Conk remains constable-elect. The hearing record and complaint were read, and the matter was filed.
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Red Bank Board of Education
Mechanic Street
Squire Brijan M. Conk
Borden Street
Loyal N. Bohannan
Lakewood
8S. P. C
Sheridan Hotel
Bohannan
Conk
Edward W. Wise
Squire Conk
Newton Doremus
Alfred Botticher
Edmund Wilson
Entertainment for Firemen A Success in Middletown
A benefit show by the Navesink fire company in Middletown Township drew a full hall as it supported a new auto hose truck and pump from Fred Waters of Red Bank Garage. Highlights included Margaret Reigelmann’s vocal and Grace B. Williams readings, with a lineup of solos, duets, and comedy scenes.
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Navesink Fire Company
Middletown Township
Fred Waters
Red Bank
Margaret Reigelmann
Reading
Katrina
New York
Grace B. Williams
LeRoy Chamberlain
Filtcroft
Mattie Curtis
A. H. Magee
Long Branch Choral Society Aims for 200 Members
The Long Branch Choral Society plans to reach 200 members by the first of the year. Dr. Stanley Nichols leads as president and seeks to trim monthly dues from 1 to 50 cents. A rehearsal tonight at Library Hall features soloists Mrs. BE. KB. Eysenbach and Mrs. Perry A. Hull under Prof. Robert Pagden with an invitation for new members to join.
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Long Branch Choral Society
Library Hall
Stanley Nichols
New Singing Society
Nichols
Choral Society
Dr. Nichols
Robert Pagden
BE. KB
Eysenbach
Perry A. Hull
Pagden
Dr Welch New President Of Eastern Monmouth Practitioners
The Practitioners Society of Eastern Monmouth held its annual meeting at the Monmouth Hotel Freehold after a dinner. Dr Joseph T Welch of Long Branch was elected president with a full slate of officers and delegates to the State Society. Captain Miller Newman returned from North Carolina with game while Thomas Worth lists among those who will eat North Carolina quail this week.
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Monmouth
Monmouth Hotel
Freehold
Peter P. Rafferty
Joseph T. Welch
Long Branch
W. S. Whitmore
Oceanic
Hdwinfield
Red Bank
W. A. Robinson
Ocean Grove
W. K. Campbell
James J. Reed
Sea Bright
Lr. P
Miller Newman
North Carolina
Thomas L. Worth
Jey
Weather Bureau Forecast for New Jersey 1911
The Weather Bureau forecasts unsettled conditions in New Jersey with cooler temperatures over the next 86 hours ending Thursday. A storm south of western Cuba is noted with Florida coast warnings. latest readings show a high of 64, low 47, barometer 30.01, wind SW at 12 mph, humidity around 83-87 percent, and a past 24 hour wind peak of 26 mph.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Wellington
D. C
Cuba
Florida
Moore
North Broadway
Long Branch
Man Found Dead at Foot of Stairs in Rockwell Home
Patrick Ryan about 67 was found dead at his Rockwell Avenue home by neighboring occupants. Coroner Morris ruled heart failure after a fall down the stairs. no foul play suspected. Ryan lived alone and had long worked landscaping and hedge care, with funeral arrangements not yet set.
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Patrick Ryan
Rockwell Avenue
Mr. Ryan
Colton
Ryan
William H. Morris
Broadway
Trenton
State Hospital
Morris
Henry Howland
John A. Howland
Howland
Pennsyvania Club
Philip Daly
The
Dalya
Second
Chelsea Avenues
Men’s Turkey Supper at First Presbyterian Delivers Record Service
The First Presbyterian Church men’s turkey supper set a record by serving 360 people in two hours with Prof. Frederick K. Ball’s orchestra providing music. Fifty waiters in evening dress worked from 6 30 to 7 30, and 250 pounds of turkey were eaten. Charles C. Lloyd prepared the turkeys and plans for 1000 servings next year are already underway.
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First Presbyterian Church
Frederick K. Balls
Richard H. Hughes
Charles C. Lloyd
Complicated lawsuits before Judge Foster at Red Men’s Hall
Several civil cases heard by Judge Foster included Van Huel & Hobson v George J. Gold over a fee on the sale of the Mansion House on Ocean Avenue with no decision reached. H Straus v Miss Henrietta C Ferns for $50 on muff alterations tried with decision reserved. Miss Carr ie Wertheim sues Patrick McCarthy for hotel commission on Brighton avenue lease later managed by Hertz brothers and Union Brewing Co.
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van Huel & Hobson
George J. Gold
Ocean Avenue
Miss Fern
Miss Ferns
Annie
John W. Slocum
Wm L. Edwards
Ftyp Straus
Carrie Wertheim
Patrick McCarthy
Besler Hosts Notables From New Jersey Rail Lines
Mr Besler entertained W G Besler vice president and general manager of the Central Railroad of New Jersey with a dinner and overnight at Lakewood. Guests included C W Huntington W C Hope J T Taylor L W Berry J W Merideth John W Slocum John B Forter Joseph McDermott David Crater J T Breslin P Hall Packer and L Edwards. The party arrived at 6 46 pm and left at 7 55 am the next day. The hosting was praised as the best ever by the Kindred Spirits. ROTHER AVIATOR KILLED Lieutenant Charles Lantheaume, famed aviator, died in a monoplane crash near Etampes.
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W. G. Besler
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
C. W. Huntington
W. C. Hope
J. T. Taylor
L. W. Berry
J. W. Merideth
John W. Slocum
John B. Forter
Joseph McDermott
David 8. Crater
J. T. Breslin
Freehold
P. Hall Packer
Sea Bright
L. Edwards
Long Branch
Lakewood
Besler
Mr. Vice Recovers From Electric Shock Incident
William Vice is recovering after a shock from a live wire and is visiting with his mother Mrs. William Vice on Briny Street.
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William Vice
Brin
Entertain G A R at Jackson Street Home Camp Fire
Mr and Mrs H C Maps host G A R members and their wives at a Jackson street home tonight. A large number of veterans will attend the camp-fire with a chicken supper offered at 85 cents at 5 20 o clock. Oysters tomorrow night. Advertise in the Daily Record.
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St. Luke's Holiday Bazar
H. C. Maps
Jackson Street
Boys Use Forged Orders to Buy Goods
Andy Lustbaum proprietor of Andy's Garage met City Hall with a boy claiming to be William Stymacks of Fourth Avenue. He warned that his business faced ruin unless credit to his own and associated youths was stopped. Four boys planned to live on Shallow Point after forging orders to merchants for meat groceries and utensils. Items were delivered to a rear Edwards Avenue station. perishables moved today. Names: Louis and Eugene Lustbaum John Conover Stymacks boy. The boys aged 12 and 11 had not returned, prompting a family search overnight.
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Andy Lustbaum
Andy
City Hall
William Stymacks
Fourth Avenue
Lustbaum
Layton
Walling
Stymachs
Shallow Point
Pleasure Bay
Laatbaum
Edwards Avenue
Louis
Eugene Lustbaum
John Conover
Stymacks
Caught Stealing Milk A Young Thief Nabbed
Edgar Halloway an eight year old colored boy was caught taking a bottle of milk from a Broadway fruit store doorstep. Patrolman Edwards followed the trail and apprehended him near Liberty street. The boy admitted plans to eat breakfast at his aunt on Central avenue.
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Edgar Halloway
Somone
McCue
Broadway
Edwards
Halloway
Liberty Street
Central Avenue
Ives
MI Street
Zeke Halloway
City Hall
Christmas Exercises Date Changed at Red Bank Church
The First Presbyterian Church Sunday school in Red Bank moves its Christmas program to Tuesday night December 26 in the church auditorium. The Cantata Santa Claus' Gold Mine is the principal number and rehearsals are underway.
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First Presbyterian Church
Red Bank
Church
Eatontown Garage Leased by Fred Van Dorn
Fred Van Dorn of Red Bank has rented the Metropolitan Garage at Eatontown and will take possession January 1. Improvements will be made and a first stock of auto supplies will be kept. Van Dorn also operates a garage and salesroom at Red Bank offering day afternoon and evening service. Fine as Green stamps at Slocum's 289 toos00.
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Fred van Dorn
Red Bank
Metropolitan
Eatontown
Mr. van Dorn
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St. Luke’s Church
Santa Clas
Joseph Salz
Mr. Salz
Daily Record
K. Ofc
C. Magle
M. Luker
China
Dudley's
Navesink Company
Mr. Howland
Charles L. Howland
New York Telephone Company
DR. Welch
Dr. Joseph, Welch
Weather Bureau Forecast
First Presbyterian Chapel
Judge Foster
Independent Engine Company
Rockwell
291 Mon
MR. Besler
Jersey Central Railroad
Rother
Paris
Charles Lantheaume
Etampes
Mr. Vice
G. A
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