„ FOR ADVERTISERS FOR SUBSCRIBERS T'tH••""•;•" •" ; "" , '• {A' paper that goes into the A comprehensive, accurate 'home-and reaches the buy-' and impartial review.ol each-\ ting public ~ • DARD weeks happenings. VOL XXX. NO. 21 WESTriELD. UNION COUNTY, N. J., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2), 1)11 PRICE 2 CENTS BELGIAN RELIEF GOLF CLUB HOLDS ANNUAL BANQUET B! mjum ANNUAL MEETING OF ST. PAULS One Hundred and Thirty-four A Movement Started Here Which Financial Condition Very Satis- Men Listen to Able Address by' ' Should Be Of Interest To All factory. Club Active Along - Judge Speer After Sumptuous Residents Of Westfield Social, Sporting' and Phiian- Repast The.following press notice has been thropic Lines ' ;,' sent to the local papers rogardlug a The seventh annual banquet of th.* movement for providing aid. • tor dis- The annual meeting of the Westfleld Men's Club of St. Pauls church wat' Golf Club was held last Tuesday ev- tressed Belgians: hold in tbe parish house on Wednes- -A movement has bebn started which, ening In the club house with PresTUent Frederic G. White In the chair. About day night. It was one oC the beat •""'owing to the universal sympathy which banquets ever held by this popular the plight of the whole Belgian people thirty members: were present. Tho roll call was dispensed with and Sec- church organization. The menu wa*. has, arouBed, should Interest all and excellent and was cooked and served meet with a quick and heurty re- retary P. B; Scarff read the minutes of the previous meeting. by tbe ladies of the Woman's Guild. sponse. In view o( the measures to assisted by the young ladies of to» Treasurer A. D. Tuttle's report Bhow- relieve the appalling destitution and church. : ed the club to be in a satisfactory misery of the-non-combatants of Bel- One hundred and thirty-four mea; financial condition despite general glum which are being taken through- sat down to the tables at 7:30 and tta* business depression. The club's con- out the United States, and. In fact, menu which was put before them was throughout the world, it Is felt, that servative management entrenched and lit for a king and was done full jus-- our town should take an active part the outbreak of the European war and tice to by those who partook of the in this work and do everything pos- to this the club's sound condition may many good things provided by m»: sible to further this splendid purpose. be partly attributed. Receipts were ladies. The dining room was prettily " 'It scarcely would be possible to ex- 11300 over and above expenses, for the decorated with American flaga >uu aggerate' the calamity which with ov- fiscal year.. during the banquet music was furnish- ; erwhelming suddenness has fallen For the tennis committee Mr. John ed by Dushanek'B orchestra and many -' upon this peaceful, thrifty and self- E. Nltchle's report showed that the songs were sung by the diners. ~ reliant people. Prosperous Belgian (committee had done it's share of enter- After the wants of the inner matt cities have been practically destroyed, taining during the past year through had been appeased the toastmastor, C. Belgian industries have been paralyz- club tournaments, inter-club matches, II. Trematne, who Is also the presi- ed, hundreds if not thousands of her i "goat" tournament and the Innova- dent o£ the club, made the initial wage earners have been, killed, many tion of night tennis. The crowd at the speech of the evening. Mr. Tremain* thousand homes have been obliterated; first night tennis tournament has been mode an appeal to tbe members of the, and unnumbered wives and children estimated at'2,000; at the second night have been made utterly destitute. The club to co-operate with tbe church In tournament 2,500. The club is to be situation cannot better be indicated its wortt and urged the membors ot congratulated on It's progressiveness than to quote the words of an eye the club to work for the upbuilding along this line. witness, the wife of a Minister of of the club and adding to its member-' Mr. B. R. Perkins of the greenB com- State of Belgium, who In an address ship. Mr. Treraaine then introduced mittee "stated that the committee had to the women of America, said: the speaker of the evening, Hon. W11-' ispent the major-part of Us appropria- HANKS Ham H. Sneer, Judge of the Circuit tion and by next year hoped to show "Seven out of tho nine provinces Court of the State of New Jersey. Mr. some good results from 'such expen- that go to make the Kingdom of Speer Is an excellent speaker and. held diture. Play over the new holes be- Belgium have been devastated the close attention of his heave's. His yond the present sixth green Is antici- the most dreadful war known subject was "Citizenship and Church 'pated with interest by those who play history. The peaceful countryside GWINGS Duty." Several times (luring his aft- golf. is strewn with the dead and dying. dress he was greeted with applause. Thousands and thousands of people | Tho shooting committee through E. At the conclusion of Mr. Speer's ad- have nothing in the world left, not S. Gales,- chairman, reported trap dress, Mr. Tremalne Introduced th»' •'.,. a roof over their heads, no money, shooting to be under way and from the circular recently received we judge rector of the church, Rov. James A> no clothes, and no chance of earning COMING! Smith. Mr. Smith stated that ho WiU. a living of any sort. . - shooting will play an, important part in tbe club's sporting activities dur- not a speechmaker and that the ad-, The sight of the poor refugeeb dress which he expected to deliver had. streaming Into Antwerp 'from Lou- ing the winter. . , •'"•.'••'•'.' nment'-committee got mixed with his sermon for next. » vain and Malines, women, with bab- Sunday and that he had not been able les in their arms, their older chil- Mr. uglai that SCHOOL, SCHfltAKU to get them separated. Judging from dren clinging to their skirts, men the recent club dances had 'not been wheeling their decrepit fathers In as. largely attended as nad been hoped the way Mr.- Smith was applauded at wheelbarrows or helping along a perhaps due to the fact that the the close of his address his remarks | crippled brother or son, is more pit- dancing craze may have temporarily AUTO ffffTIM HOLDS LADIES NIGHT OPEN STORE were appreciated by'all. iable than any words can.express." expended itself. Mr. Tremalne then introduced RoV. ' A general committee of -men and Speaking for the house committee G. Franklin Ream, of the First Meth- women is being organized-to outline Mr. A. D. Tultle stated that they hope l.itantly Kilted by Plainfield Car Many Brave Stcrm for Excellent Completly Equipped Grocery Is odist Church. Mr. Ream paid a tribute and carry out plans for gaining a sub- In the near future to have completed on Outskirts of Town Being Conducted by Sixth to the rector of tbe church and gave a. stantial contribution to be given to plans for a more perfect draining of Program Provided by Orator brief but interfisting address along the sufferers by the "Community of the club house shower baths. the lines of church duty. John K. An unknown Iallnn about fifty years Wittke Grade Pupils of McKinley •Westfleld". Sub-committees, will bo The regular election x>f trustees re- Pencheon was Introduced by Mr. Tre- formed to carry put various parts of sulted as follows: For a three year jold was struck and instantly killed by School maine as the man whom he had ft. the general program. It is hoped that' Notwithstanding the stormy weather grudge against as he said it ira3, term—F. C. White,;.A. D. Tuttle, W. an automobile owned by William Qe- 1 . among thoso Included in the commit-. R. Davis, H. T. W. Hunttlng, D. C. Dodd, of Plainfleld at South and Het- of last nl8ht about seventy-five per- A completely equipped grocery through him that he enme to be the , store, managed and conducted by the president of the club. Mr. Peuclveon tees will be the following: Mayor Ev-1 Arnold; For two year term—Octavlus fleid avenues, in the Groceland sec.. sons attended the "Ladles Night" glv- nns, Congressman Tuttle, Dr. Steans, Knight, Robert B. Perry; For a one en in Areanum hlU Unlon Couno11 &ixth grade pupils, has been installed replied to the remarks of the toast- tion, just over the boundary llno-Of •>* ' master in n very bright manner nnd. Dr. Loomis, Itev. H. J. Watterson, Heir.' year term—C. E. Halstend and W. I, this town, at eight o'clock on Wednes-,No- 5' Lo5>nl delation. Those who in the McKinley school and Is under J. H. Smith, Rev. G. Franklin Ream, Ferris; the new trustee's terms com- the supervision of Miss Alexander, told how he and Rev. James A. Smith, day night. The Plainfleld automobile; dId brave tho rnln were wel1 rePald Artfiur N. Plerson, A. D. Tuttle, F. D. menco January 1, 1915. the teacher. A certain amount of time had forced the job on Mr. Trem.itne. Jn which were Mr. GeDodd, Charlos as an excellent program was provided Mooney, A. L. Alpers, R. A. Fairbalrn,| As it's share In Westfleld's "Belgian is devoted by the pupils each day lo Mr. Pencheon said that Mr. Tremnlne J. F. Cowperthwalto, C. N. Codding; Day" activities tho club decided to Noldberg and the driver/Felix Wahl-'by Orator Wittke and his committee, the buying and selling of goods In tha had made good both as president oC Richard P. Grant, B. R. Perkins, Har- hold a bridge party at the club house berg, were coming toward this town.!The council held a Bhort business same way that they would buy groc- the club and as a toastnraster ami that he would be re-elected president ry Tremalne, D, L. Kniffln, George the date to be announced in the near 'An auto furniture truck was going meotlng nnrt tnen tne lodge ,.oom waB eries at the regular stores. The store next year. The next speaker was Rollly, J. M. Walsh, W. J. Morgan, jr., future, the proceeds for the relief of .toward Plainfleld. As the Plainfleld,., . ., , j . was opened for the first tlmo yester- thrown en to tho wlvea and sweet Mayor H. W. Evans who spoke HS Walter J. Leo, F. C. White, George the Belgians. President White was car neared the auto truck, It turned, °P - day morning in tho assembly room of D. Bcattys, W. A, Dempsoy, Dr. Theo- authorized by the club to appoint a only the Mayor can speak. Mayor Ev- out to go by when a man stepped from | hearts of the members and from then tbe school building. In starting mo dore Harvey, L. O. Venn, Dr. R, R. publicity committee which might sub- on un |] nfter ans was followed by Adolpb. Ganzel behind the auto truck directly In front t twelve o'clock it was business Miss Alexander asked the Sinclair, William Orr, H. C. Wick, Mrs. mlt full and accurate reports of tho ,of the Plalnfleld car and was hit. Word: one continued round of enjoyment for who gave an excellent monologue P. E. Sturgis, Miss Emma Bridges, club's activities to the newspapers on pupils what three things were most which was greeted with much ap- was sent to this town and Dr. n. G.'""• needed in a store. She was told that Mrs, Paul Philip, Mrs. Philip Hatha- time, thus relieving chairman of com- The program of the evening con- plause. Dr. S. L,. Loomis of the Con- Snvoyo responded. they were a "boss," cashier and clerk. way, Mrs. H. "W, Evans, Miss Marlon mlttees of oxtra work, facilitating the i The man had sustained a fractured Blsted of violin solos by A. A. Moscr, gregational church followed Mr. Gan- Keeler, Miss Jane Walker, S. S. Clark, work of the newspapers and giving accompanied on the piano by Mrs. R. The pupils then selected as the "boss". zel as the last speaker of the. evening. skull and was dead whon Dr Savoye Warren Winter; as cashier, Mlsa Jr., Carolus Clark, A. B. Hutchlnson, the public a view of what is going on arrived on the scene. County Phy- G. Malt bio; recitations and stories by The committee of Indies who had Miss Helen French, Mrs. A. B. Arnold, from the standpoint of the club mem- sician Westcott, who happened to come Thomas W, Murray; vocal solos by Gladys Dlllowny; and as clerk, Charles chnrgo of preparing nnd serving of the DcHart. After these officials bad tak- Mrs. Edwin Taylor, I. S. Huber, Miss bora. along, viewed the body and heard the Miss' Helen Collins and Miss Marion dinner were Mrs. Paul Philip, chair- en their places in the store, Hiss Al- Elda Fink. The public Is requested to save the .circumstances connected with the ac- Tlce; piano duet by the Misses Gruuu man; Mrs. Paul Q. Olivor, Mrs. C. K. The general plan calls for a "Bel- evenings of the 2Cth and 27tU of Jan- cident and gave n permit for its re- and Glndys Walker and an address on exander had each pupil make out a Cox, Mrs. C. D. Los
UTEMS OF INTEREST GATHERED FROM SCHOOLS WIDE AWAKE HPHE great financial prizes of life are According to the report of the sup- Firosldo Council Boys ai'o very busy iUYisIng principal ot the schools for these days, Last week's splendid FOR COUNC T necessarily for the few. : She month of October, the total mini- Itar reglstcicl iu the schools was 1,027; Ladies Night entertainment brought The best that many of us can hope jtsslble days piebent, y3,J79; dajdas as out a voiy giatlfying propoitlon of theRoutine Buisness Quickly Ois j|r»sent, 3l,G(il d.iys absent, 1,'MS; nicmbeishin and their fiiends and was ; posed of. Contract for Paint for is a competence. lircenUgo, .Ki2, uelthei .ib&eut 1101 , a gleat encouiagement to the bard • 8S5 woiklng, always on the job, Orator ing Fire House Awarded On ThuiEday ot last week the Man-nnd his committee. Monday evening And one sure way to accumulate this ual Training Association of Union about 50 biotheis went to tho Ilia: Tho town council held its .rcgul dfeunty met In the. looms of the Coun- meeting In Elizabeth to welcome the mooting In the Town hall on Monda; is by Life Insurance on the Endow- DT Superintendent. The local schools Supieine Regent. They caino back night.' It was a short session- as thi were repiesented by Miss Davis, ML>3 with the second pi be for attendance business which came before the conn ment plan. Stockton, and Mr. Cm man. The ineel- »il the liilly, the firbt going to Metuch-. cil was largely of a routine nature am Sig of tor the piollmlnaiios were fln- «n with 73 present This council only fcied, divided into thice sections— has about 125 membeis and made this was transacted In a quick manner. ••oklng, art, and woodworking. Miss splendid showing. Fireside will have Tho hearing of the Board of Asset SivlB had chaige of tho section de- nted to cooking, Miss Stockton was to do better at me next rally. BOVB on the cost ot materials, Inc' fe charge of the nit section, Mr Bost- The next meeting, Thursday, Nov. dental grading.and expenses lncurre vlek of Fldinfleld High School wab in20th, Thanksgiving night, will be ono in paving the westerly sidewalk of Fireside's old fashioned kind. Elver •large of the woodwoiking. sections of Mountain aud Highland av since it has been a council Its second )fr. Keuther and Mr. Carman at- meeting In the month has always fal- cnucs and constructing sanitary sew tMded on Satuiday evening a meeting Jen on Thanksgiving. It has always ers in Newark avenue and Graceland •f the School Ciafts Society in Newbeen a meeting full of Interest and place, came before the council. There T«k City. entertainment. Tho record, is not towere no objections registered against be broken, but added to, as Bro. Wes- iThe High these reports and they were confirmed School Athletic Council terberg proposes to have one of our one of the principal organlza- own townsmen and fellow member, by tbe council. In the school and which has Fred Doexrer,' do some ot his magic No objections were received to the •targe of all things pertaining to ath- work done and materials furnished in Miei is composed of the presidents and run off some old time parlour games for the amusement of the bro- the laying of a bluestone sidewal aid treasurers of tbe boys and girls along the southwesterly side of Uniot atkletie associations, captains and thers. Appropriate refreshments will be served, avenue from the northwesterly ead ol •angers of the athletic teams, a boy the existing flagging In front of tht *Md girl representative of each of the A special appeal has been made by the Grand Regent of the State to have lands, of C. H. Van Doren to Bros 8»nr classes of the high school, two street and on tho northeasterly side I 1 '('I 1 U the Brothers of Fireside Council bring I'll, r 111 •Mmbere of the High School faculty, of Union avenue, from Pleraon street ud one member of the Board ot Ed-to the next meeting an' offering ot clothes or supplies, to be sont to theto Broad street, and in the laying oi atatfon. Clifford. Ewing la president concrete sidewalks along the unpavc COOK YOU? of the council; Miss Jeanne Halsted relief of the distressed In Belgium made utterly., destitute by this cruel portions of the northeasterly sidewalk Mcretnry; rhilip Keyes vice-president; of Highland avenue, between Moun- sad Mr. Huber, treasurer. Mr. Beard war. Any of tho brothers who may feel Inclined to donate will please bear tain avenue and the southeasterly line 3B.the other representative of the fac- ot lands of the Faber-Lewis Company. ulty. Mr. Moser chairman of the this in mind, for after partaking of a bountiful feast on that day, what bet- These were referred to the Board ol Thanksgiving Dinner Health Committee of the Board of Ed- ter opportunity can,they have to "prove Assessors tor apportionment of assess- ucation represents the Board in the ment. Council. Some of the student mem- themselves Brothers to the world in .distress. . ' Councilman Taylor, of the Public on one of our gas appliances n . of the Council are Messrs. Paul Safety and. Convenience Committee, T^aynor, Harold Cruttenden, William reported that the matter regarding the Silmartln, Walter Day, Henry Bouruo, FIRE ENGINE scavengers keeping their wagons cov- JYsink Brennesholtz, Misses Helene ered, which was referred to his.com- filadwin, Arline Martin, Mildred Mar- BEING REPAIRED. mittee at the last meeting of the coun- S»H, Gladys French and Marion Cox. cil, had been attended to. The red fire engine of the Westflcld Councilman Davis of . the finance The Court Scene iruiu me nieicnan Fire Department has been out of com- committee offered the following reso- at Venice was produced by members mission this week. A break in a lutions which were adopted: To can- ol the 4'resiinuui English Department shaft on the engine was discovered and cel a certificate of indebtedness' for an last Friday. Dwight Bunco tool; it was found necessary to send to the$3,500; that the town attorney be in- She part or tne Clerk, Miss N. Proud- Webb Motor Company for a new part. structed to proceed with the collection 8t was Portia, Nerlssa was taken uy The engine is being overhauled while of the town at large, share ot the Mies Margaret Dietz, Joseph Dlxey was the repairs are being made, It is ex-assessment in the improvement ot She messenger. Shylacu, Bassanio, pected that the engine and car. will be Dorian road, Scotch Plains avenue Antonio auu Gratiano wore taken by back in commission tomorrow. and St. George place; that the Univer- JJartin MclMalion, Jb'dward Sisserson, This Is the first time in three years sal Audit Company be. given the con- Alfred Deremer, and John Meggy, m- service that it has been necessary to tract to audit the books of the town ajectively. Miss Dodd and Miss Tat- take the engine out of service for re-at a cost not to exceed $300; tbat the aal, of the Washington School faculty, pairs. finance committee be empowered to wero the couches of the production. prepare a-new bond issue to take the A partial rehearsal of the Latin Play Sanford — Herring. place of tho one which was sold to .was held on Friday immediately after J. S. Ripple & Company and which the tie close ol the High School session. company refused to accept; that $150 The wedding of Miss Catherine Her- be transferred-from the unexpended Miller, Iteese, Morton, DeHurt, ring, of East Broad street, and Horace ithuson, Morgan and Misses Irene balances to the credit of the Park Sanford, son of W. A. Sanford, of East Commission. Bmery, Pitcher, Phillips, Estelle Webb, Broad street, took place at the par- Sanzel, Hanford were present. sonage of the Crescent Avenue church, Councilman Hohenstein of the fire committee introduced a resolution Number two section of the eighth Plalnfleld, on Saturday afternoon. The ceremony was performed by the Rev.which was adopted giving the con- itrade has held the bauner for rapid tract for painting the woodwork and calculation for the last two weeks. Dr. Zelle, pastor of the church. Mr. and Mrs. Sanford will make their doors of the fire house to Alexander Nuuroer ono section of the seventh home on Fourth avenue, this town, H. Hunt, he being the lowest bidder. has the attendance recors upon their return from their wedding In the absence of Councilman DeCamp anong the five divisions of the seventh trip. of the road committee, Councilman aid eighth grades. Hohenstein recommended that the work done by C. A. Peterson In the The hour of girls' gymnasium class laying of sidewalks on Union avenue Jlas been changed from live o'clock on and the work done by Michael Gallo Mondays to twenty minutes after one In laying concrete sidewalks on High- a» Tuesdays. There are over forty Garwood land avenue be nccepted by the town, ^upjls enrolled in this class, nccording to the provisions ot thiir contract. ~The.: officers of the Senior (1915) «laas arc President, Clifford Ewing; The Board of Assessors presented vice-president, Henry. Bourne; secre- \\ hlle playing tennis Saturday, Dud- reports on the improvement of Arling- tary, Jeaniio llulstend; Treasurer, Isa- oy .Tohnston sprained an ankle. ton avenue, from Stanley avenue, to iielle Emery; representatives In the Feter Burns' football team defeated Chestnut street; Stanmore Place; athletic council—Philip Keyes, Gladys ho Cranford Sophomores at Cranford. North street and Lincoln road. The French. Walter Harding, of Plalnfleld, has amount assessed against the property owners in the Arlington avenue im- The officers of the Sophomore (1817) accepted a position In the Aeolian office. provement is $958.43 and against ths ALL GAS KITCHEN CABINET RANGE cilass are President, Carrington Stev- town at large, $425.43; on the Stan- uns; secretary, Frieda Halstead; treas- Jesse Shackelton of Walnut street, more place improvement, assessed urer, Helen (iladwin; repreantattvea ivlll move Saturday to Atlantic High- against the property owners, $l,545.9'.i in the athletic council—Helene Glad- nnds. nnd against tho town at large, ?62.60; •»;in, Frank Brenneshollz. Mrs. H. Doremus of Newark is vis- on the North street improvement Mr. Huber attended a meeting of ting her parents, Mr. und Mrs. George ngnlnst the property owners, $2,733.63 Cranford Gas Light Co, khe Science Teachers o£ New Jersey 'lorsoa. and against the town at large $207.10; at Newark on Saturday. The regular Poter Roesel, n local milkman. Is on tho Lincoln rond improvement 2O5 East Broad Street, Wcstfield, N. J. monthly meeting of the Athletic Coun- erecting a large milk house on his Bfalnst tho property owners, 82,040.NO, cil of tho High School was held on Willow Grove property. and against tho town at large, $Uu.7.S A hearing was Bet tor these report \1onday ovonlng. Twins, a hoy and a girl, were born for Monday evening, Decomber 7. Tho mnBs meeting of the pupils of to Rov. and Mrs. Arthur Wellhoelter Sunday. The hoy dlod. A communication was received from Washington School on Wednesday, Thomas Hutchinson of Euclid nvcnuo, was presided over by Mr. Clifford Ew- William Callahan of the Garwood asking for permission to connect 11 OERRER IMPORTS ing, Chairman of the Athletic Council Electric Company Is on a flvo weeks' washstund In his barn with tho sew<*r. of the High School. The Athletic business trip to Panama. Tills was referred to tho road commit- BELGIUM PLANTS. Council took full chargo of tho meet- Mr. and Mrs. T. Jewell and children tee with power. A communication ing. Donald l'enrsall nnd Clifford Ew- Charles L. Doerrer, the Elm street ot City Island were the guests Sunday was received from tho Mosquito Ex- jrlst, received three cases of azeallas uig spoko for the boys of the mooting. of Mr, nnd Mrs. Bernardo Ulinor. termination Commission, stat'ng that Miss Jennnn ilnlutoad made an nppeal 1 Tuesday of this week, which had Mr. and Mrs. Gira'rd, who havo been cond'tlonB on tho property of Ooprge 3on Imported from Belgium. The w tho girls. Mr. Huber of the faculty visiting at the home of Marshall Cow- Plnip&on, on Osborne avenue, ara In PHOTOGRAPHS spoke of the finances of the Council, sacllas showed signs of having come ell, have returned to Northport, L., I. nn unsanitary condition nnd aBklng •om the wnr zone as they were pook- tbo source of the incomes and tho the council to build a sixty foot spur (uuiscs of expenditures, Mr. Beard Tha C. B. Society of the Presbytor- wlthout being marked which is not Inn church held its monthly business so that Mr. Simpson can connect with isunl, Mr. Doorror says that it Is Make Welcome Christmas Gifts apoko of the place of nl.hlotlcs In the the sower. This was reforrod to the public school. meeting and social last night at tho irobabls the firm that sent them woro home of Miss Helen Johnston. rontl committee. forced to dig them In a hurrj. Tho Tho Instruction Committee of the Tho fire dopartmont answered seven Bills amounting to $1,078.08 woro im- azaollus were unpackod by Mr.,Doer- We do high class work at reasonable Board of Education mot the teachors alarms for liruah flros last weok. Sat- proved aii1 ordoreil paid. ror on Wednesday and tho snmo night at tho fifth grades of tbe schools Won- urday It was railed to Pino avonuo. iMnyor Evans presided at Iho meeting toy wore inspected by T. J, Headloy, . prices at our Studio or at your home. In the Wnshlnctoii School, Tho Many of tbo flros, It Is bellovod, wore and nil .tho members ot tho council, ie Stato Entomologist, Tho aznoltas usual topics wore discussed, started through tho cnrolessness of excopt Councllmnn DoCnmp woro pro.j- •0 for the Easter tldo. Wo also sell [Kodaks, Films, Picture Frames. hunters, ont. Mr, Doorror Is nlso showing a flno Isplny of ohrysanthomutns of all vu< Howard Wanhburiii 17-inonths-ald lottos and has some bonutlos on ox- $100 Reward, $100 son ot Mr. nnd Mrd. Fay Washbu'rn, Ihe rondora of this paper will be Teacher Injured in School. ilbltlon in his Bhow windows nnd " ouod to loarn that thoro fa at leant one dlod In the Ellzaboth-Clenornl Hospital, udoil dlnoaso that, nolenoa has boon The olilld was ill but n few days, con- TOpnllOUBOB. bit to oure I• n al•"l It'• s ntaijtoss , and that la Miss Edith Uolcomb, tenchor ot tlui atnrr», Hall'* Catarrh CCure I« tlio only tracting spinal monlngUla, fourth grado In tho MoKlnloy school, aoiltlvltl o euro noww knowkwn nto tho medical Baumann's Photo Studio Irntornlty. Catarrh bolnir a oonBtltutlonal Principal Uozollo attended a cuu- had tho mlsfortuna to fall down ono of Concert at Playhouse. lilicaso, ronuiroD a constitutional trout- forcncG at Hiioltonsaolc. Tho principal the stairways ot tha school building jnont•uni . "Iloiri'catiirrITnlPa nntnrrhh Curniirae l!a• talcortnkoni InIn- sponltor was William Wlrt of' Gary, BROAD STREET «nd CENTRAL AVE. Tel. 331-J mrnally, ODtlnB, fllrootly upon tho blood on Wednesday and sprnlnod her loft Tho WoBloynn Oloo and Mandolin »j>4 rnHQous aurtnoos ot tho. syntom, thoro- Inrt,, whose molhoil ot toixohlna la em-.nrm, . Hub will KIVO a concert In tho Play< uy aostroylne, tlio foundation of tho din- ployed In tlio Gnrwood schools, «i»». nnd giving tho, patient «tn>nn[li by Miss Uolcomb wont to Elizabeth OIIUO 011 TlinnltBglvIng night, undor ttullallKT tin tho oonatltutlon and aaeatlnK Tho Olrlu' ProsrosBlvo Club hold a I16 niiBplcos ot tha Mon'n Brothorhood uturom doing Jill work. Tho proprlotor« whore tlio x-ray WUB put on. tho In- Snve no tnuoh f'Uth In it* ouratlvo now- BOOIIII ovonlng Monday night at thoJurod arm but It was found that no tho First Mothoillst Churoh, lomn of Its proslilont, Mrs. William bones ware liroknn, Though tho in- Thin conoort promlsofl to bo oxcol- Qnnzol, Tho cpmmlttoo In olmrgo 1B jury .is painful, MIBB Iloloomb is oar- ont 11s this club la A notod ono and f MIBB Vona Cook, Miss Holon Sohmnll rylng tho arm in'a sling'nnd 1B at-efvorg of good nnmlo nhould. not full and MIBB Hoion Johnston, ' totidlni! to hor'dutlea In tho school, attonn, / , ' ' •"-.- • ' Read the Trey o Hearts, on Page 9. THE STANDARD. WESTFI^LD, N. J. THREE ATTINO-LECTURE ADVANCE CLUB HEARS WASHINGTON SCHOOL DR. C. A. CARRIS |>*|Tiip;iroturefjjI'vwS; j. InSthe assembly Dr. C. A, Carrls, aBBlbtant supervisor '{qojtimPpi the Washington school oh of education of the State of New Jer- Saturday night by Ernest A. Reed on sey, was the guest of honor at-the monthly meeting of'the Advance Club jagara|tothe OceanM was attended by held last'Friday night ut the home o: :*Syer;f four ; hundred persons. It- was Mr and Mrs. Thomas Hutchlnson, on ^ww||dei^;T6y/'ihp»B.''PreBent;a«; one ol Euclid avenue, at which Mrs. Hutchln Phe;beat;yet-glven.under the direction son was the hostess. Dr. Carrls de : *pfe|jfe ;Bpard of Education. Mr. Reed livered an address \ on "Vocation*' ^c|||d'in'detail Ntagara Palls, the Training in the Public Schools." Tho address was highly apreclated by those Your Thanksgiving Dinner St.; Lawrence River,: the cities of Mon- §treal: and Quebec. The lecture -. was who heard It and at' its Close an in WuluBirated with many beautiful stere- formal discussion on the subject was l^o^&^'yiewsi-.-'Biiowiiig Niagara Palls held. Will not be complete without |H|tfe^inter time, the; whirlpool and In addition to the address of Dr. Carrls there was' a • musical program jrgorge, the rapids, scene In and avound which was furnished by Adolph Ganie] delicacies and necessities from |Montreal.and Quebec, several villages and Harry Knlffln, on mandolins, av jfaiii^s: the river, from Quebec, Perce companied by Mrs. H. N. Taylor on thi giTsland;.Thousand Islands and Further piano. The selection given by Messrs, ^•l«nd, where the wreck of the steam- Ganzel, and Knlffln was the sextette :Shl|i Empress recently took place. Mr, from the opera "Lucia;" sReedf also, gave a vivid description of There were about one hundred per Hutchinson & Son sons at the meeting, Including mem- ;the accident which occurred at Nlag- bers of the club, members ot the Board, JaVS^Falls two years; ago, when a man of Education and the auxiliary coir, .woman and child went over'the falls. mittee 'of the Woman's Club and/ EVERYTHING FROM SOUP TO NUTS ,;. jf^Mrv'-Reed was Introduced to his number of; the ministers of the to'wn •audience by E. E. Thompson, of the At the conclusion of the program/ |Board: of Education. freshmeats were served by the hostess While In town, Dr.. Carrls was. th( Our store is always filled with fresh and well selected stock ; $0:tr< -- •••••-•'• ••••'••"•-. -.. guest of Dr.iJ; J. Savltz., • ^ I'vjc;;; Luncheon Club Meets. : £
Personal Paragraphs An Investment Not Af- DENT'S HAND SEWN fected by Business De- and Newsy Gleanings pressions Nor the Uncer- Tbe first snow storm of the seasoi W. M. Kay and family have move GLOVES tainties of the Stock visited Westfleld this morning. from Flatbush to Prospect street. Market is Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Stahlberg hav Miss Alice Bell, of Kimball avenu gone to Jamaica for a few weeks. Is visiting in Brooklyn and Yonkers. We have just received from the above famous William Dallas, of Euclid avenue, I L. H. PhelpB of First street, has re. on a hunting trip In South Jersey. turned from a business trip to Wash- firm a shipment of real cape skin gloves, hand Mrs. J. Marshall of Keyport is ington, D. C. guest at the North Avenue Hotel. Mrs. Ellen Scager, of Downer rtreel sewn with double waxed thread, and are of- A Savings Account is entertaining her niece, Mrs. Adolp Miss Pearl Barnett, ot Central av Rletz, of Rochester, N. Y. enue, bas returned from a visit ii fering them at the unusually low price of In This Bank Yonkcrs, N. Y. Samuel Vines and family have movec from Downer street to the Stettei It is payable when you want it and earns Miss Doris Warden, of Broad street, house on West Broad street. bas gone to Red Bank, wbere she will Mrs. James O. Casey and' children $1.50 interest at 4% spend the winter. of South avenue, spent the week-end Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Edwards, of North with relatives in Bayonnc. Sizes TV* to 9 regular avenue, bave gone to their winter E. L. Waterman of Harrison avenue, home In Melrose, Fla. has been In the New England States Mrs. E. L. Waterman, of Harrison during the past week on a business The Peoples National Bank avenue, is visiting ber mother Mrs. trip. of W ES T FIELD S. Walker, in Newark. The fire department had a busy da' last Friday when they answered elev Corner Broad and Prospect Streets Miss Bessie Guest, of Metuchen, has en alarniB for grass fires in varloui been visiting Miss Gertrude Cox, ulsections of the town. GORDON Downer street, this week. Miss Marion Tlce has issued invi- Tohe MILL10N~~D0LLAR BANK Philip Keeler spent last Sunday In tations for a dance to be held at he) 53 ELM STREET OPEN EVENINGS Westfleld. Keeler is a member of the home, 519 Highland avenue, on Wed- Yale Academic freshman class. nesday evening of next week. Mrs. C. J. Arnold, ot Greencastle, Air. and Mrs. W. A. Bishop, of Har- ml., is the guest of her sister, Mrs. rison avenue, are entertaining Mr. J. D. Trimble, of the Boulevard. Bishop's mother, Mrs. Amy Bishop of Atlantic City and his aunt, Mr3. Aaron The Misses Mildred and Marion Hand, of Camden. Havens were guests of Mr. and Mrs THE THINGS YOU NEED Saltei Storrb Clark over the week-end. Mrs. F. S. Slater of the Boulevard Lumber and Mill Work who has been in the Elizabeth Gen Mrs. George Goodwin, of Portland, oral Hospital for some time has re- IN NOVEMBER Me, is visiting her cousin, Mrs.turned home und is reported to be Qeoi ge W. Fi utchc}, of Pi ospec greatly improved In health. street Bone and Nerve Liniment Casey'i Antiseptic Sash, Doors, Builders' Supplies, W. A. Bishop, of Harrison avenue, Mr. and Mis G. Edg.ir Minphy have spout a few days the past week in An aromatic 'cturncd from Panama. They spent New England, where he attended the antiseptic clean- Masons' Materials ser of power. last night with Dr. and Mrs. R. G.New England Men's Convention which Stronger than Savoye of Central avenue. was held In the Tremont Temple, Bos- others — better ton, last Thursday and Friday. for mouth, The Ladies Aid SouJety of the First throat, nose, Baptist Church held a meeting in the The Literary and Social Circle of thi sores, etc., 25c church parlors yesterday afternoon. First Methodist church will meet at and 50c. Business of importance was discussed. he home of Mrs. Edward Taylor, 535 Carlton road this afternoon. The Mrs. John H. Roy, of East Broad subject to be considered will be "The Casey's Bronchine Casey's Toothache itreet, has purchased a new 1915 Ov-Women ot the Eighteenth Century." rland touring car through the agency Better than quickly stops alt if H. L. Fink of the Westfleld Garage. The Union County Boom Committee others because toothache. Easy Lay in your supply now before ot the Daughters of Liberty were en- greatly Improv- to use—saves Mrs. J. Haper Hunt, of 560 Prospect tertained by Mrs. E. SI. Holmes, who ed. The best dlst r e s s and cold weather sets in treet, has purchased of H. L. Fink, Is the State Councilor of the order a known cough if the Westfleld Garage a new four her home on North avenue west on remedy In use dentists' bills. cylinder Peerless car of the 191Saturda5 y night. A very pleasant ev- today 25c Costs 10c. model. ening was spent by all. The Epworth League, of the Eirst Casey's Rheumatic Remedy Casey's Quinine Hair Tonic Methodist Church, will' hold its usual Boys League To Give Thanksgiving sunrise service at Thanksgiving Dinner, Is backed by the °res>!rves and Tuttle Bros. o|clock on Thanksgiving morning In r e c o mmenda- beautifies the .he chapel. As is the usual custom, the members tlons of hun- hair, removes Tel. 414 OFFICE: WettfieM Ave. and Spring St. Westfleld Council K. of C, wUl hold f the Boys League of the First Meth- dreds of satis" dandruff. AC- t's First Anniversary on Monday ev- )dlst Church are planning to brighten fled users. — TUALLY DOES sning November 30th, giving a Grand the home of a number of needy fam- They say It Is IT, TOO. 25c progressive euchre and dance in Co-ilies on Thanksgiving Day by giving BEST. and 50c—try It. umbus Hall. Jiem a dinner. The names ot the Hoffman Stevens of the Princeton seedy famjlles may be sent to the MONEY CAN BUY NO BETTER PRODUCTS THAN CASEY'S WESTFIELD THEATRE reshman class spent Sunday in West- jommittee, comprising- Burton Dezen- leld with his parents on Mountain lorf, Conrad Johnston and William Every One is GUARANTEED the Best of Its Kind venue. Stevens is Interested In Trl- illller. Donations of food may be sent ngle Club work. o the church by Wednesday. The Dorcas Society of the Presby- Anyone who wishes to make a mon- TO-DAY oriun church held a business meeting ;y donation can send It to Charles- ind silver social at the home of Mrs. on Smith, the secretary of the Boys ROBERT WARWICK in '. T. Wllcox, on Euclid avenue, on league, or to Herbert R. Welch. The JAMES G. CASEY, Vcdnesday afternoon. lommlttee will deliver the dinners to Tbe older members of the Boys 'nmilies by automobile on Thanksglv- Broad and Pro 3pectSts. - Westfield, N. J. league of the First Methodist church, ng morning. THE MAN OF THE HOUR ill go on a "hike" to Pot Luck to- MAKING OTHERS THANKFUL. ilght, where they will view the lights Matinee, 10c and 15c. Evening 15c and 25c. f Now- York from that height. laid old gentleman Gay, "on Thanks- Alexander Cocke, a lieutenunt In the giving day, J. S. Cavalry, stationed on the Mexl- f you want a good time, then give :un border, is spending a month's something away;" Tuesday, November 24th eave of absence at the home of his !o he sent 11 fnt turkey to Shoemaker rother, Nathaniel Coeke, of Lawrence Price. Thanksgiving venue. \nd the shoemaker said, "What a big In the Lion's Den W, A. Sweet, of Lenox avenue, an bird! How nice! , THREE PARTS fllclal of the United States Mail Cor- nd since such a good dinner's before oration, has returned from a hunting me I ought Necessities ECLECTIC NATURAL COLOR PROCESS HANDSOMELY COLORED rip through Pennsylvania. Mr. Sweet 'o give Widow Leo the small chicken Id not have his usual good luck as I bought." "The female of the apcclci !• more deadly than the male" e only succedod in bagging one squlr- All Kinds of Fruit, Nuts and Candies ADMISSION S and .10 CENTS il. 'This fine chicken, oh, see!" said til* Miss Jnnot E, Richards, ot Washtng- pleased Widow Lee, Crane's Philadelphia Ice Cream on, D. C, the celebrated lecturer of And the kindness that sent It, how Current Events will speak in the precious to me! Friday, November 27th 'estlleld Theatre on Thursday even- would like to make someone ns hap- g, December 3, under tho auspices of py as I— Grapes lie Equal Franchise League of West- 11 glvo Washwoman Biddy my big Raisins DUGHI'S The Waif old. pumpkin pie." SIX REELS On account of the heavy ruin yos- And, oh sure!" Biddy said, "'tis the A Eanatu Miittriicu ftitarhf MIU. Fnact of lk« Taialrc in Vaudeville, Pirii irday afternoon the meeting of tho Roman's Home Missionary Society queen of all pies! A Hurt-Throb Story of tt» Life of • Strett Arab In Parla and London. Tru« to Lira. /hlch was to have been held was porn- 11st to look nt Its yellow fnco gladdens XPERT SOLOISTS IN OFFICERS ELECTED FOR MATINEE, 5c and lOc. EVENING, 10c and 15c. oped until Tuesday nfternoon, when my eyes, will be held at the home of Mrs. ovv, it's my turn, I think, and a sweet PIRATES OF PENZANCE." CHILDREN'S HOME. i\ A. Bishop on Harrison avenue. ginger cake The first entertainment, of the Men's 'or the motherless Flnlgan children Tho rehearsals at tho Wostfleld Golt Impostor Reported to be Attemp- ub of the Presbyterian church for I'll bake." lub Hotiso for tho January produc- ting to Collect Money. his season will bo plvon In the Plny- on ot tho Comic Opora tho "Pirates WHAT WILL D0 IOUSO tonight when Anthony Flnla laid the FInlgnn children, Rose, Don- Ponzanco" are progressing In fine At tho annual meeting ot tho Board ill tell of his trip with ex-President ny and Hugh— ylo. Tho attondanco at tho rehonrs- of Milliners of tho Children's Country 7c a DAY .OOBOVGU through South America, t Bmells swoot ot splco, nnd wo'll la shows tho enormous Interest Homo held on Monday, tho following he lecture, will be Illustrated with carry n slice* IOSO who havo Joined tbo cast feel officers were olected: President, Mlsa Invested in an ACCIDENT POLICY lotion pictures and promises to be 'o poor little lamo Jnko, who haij I making this production something Hmma L. Bridges; vlco-presldent, Mrs. iry entertaining. nothing Hint's nlco." 'hloli will bo tnllecrt about In Wost- .7, T. Tubby; recording Bocrotary, MXB. 13. D. Floyd; corresponding.secretary, INDEMNIFIES YOU IN CASE OF ACCIDENT FOR At the mooting ot tho Men's Forum old, Tho Director In cliargo bns Oh, I thnnk you, nnd thank you!" on fortunato In botng nblo to obtain Mrs. 13. A. Morrlll; tronsuror, Mrs, Paul [ tlio First Mathodlst church on Sun- snld llttlo lamo Jnko! Q. Oliver. Mrs, V. 0, Burtls who has i, DEATH AND DISMEMDERMENT $2,300 to $15,000 ny morning Everett E. Thompson, r Bovernl ot tho prominent malo solo Oh what n boollful, hoollful, bootlful rta, oxporloncod slngora from Now boon president ot the association for "2, LOSS OF TIME $12.50 to $50.00 a week lialrman of the Instructions commit- cnlc'ol tlio past twenty years rofusod to be' so of tho Board ot Education will 'orlc City who onjoy tho tun ot comlo nd oh, such n big sllcol I will snvo oduclions, tlioroforo volcos entirely ro-olcctod and by a rising voto sh» OTHER BENEFITS peak to tho men on tho subjoct which nil tho crumbs, was nmilo honorary president. as boon engrossing tho attention of ow to Wostflold will bo henrd In ml will glvo thorn to onch llttlo spar- mo ot tliOBo roloR, At tho rehearsal io Forum for tho past two Sundays: It was stated at tho mooting that a row tlint coinos." /odnoflday night thoro woro n numbor Moral Instruction In Our Public woinnn from Newark had boon aollolt- lohoolB." specially Invited guests prosont who lug funds for tho Homo among tlio M. R. & I. CO. nd tho spnrrows thoy twlttorod, na loroughly onjoyod tho singing, roHldonla of tho town, Tho mnnngor* S. S. CLARK, Jr., Sec'y 7 PROSPECT STREET Ono of tho fonturo pictures at tho If thoy would say, Tho polo jtarta ivi'o an follows: Minn wlflh It known Hint thin woman la nn 'InyhoiiBO last night was a Him show- ,lko old Ronl Ionian Clay, "On nolon Oswald as Mnbol; Mrn. A, B.ImiioHtor nnd 1ms not boon autliorltod 1K nn oxhlbltlon gnmo nt hnflobnll ThnnkHglvIng (lay, owland ns nuth; Minn Cornolla II. !o collect funds for tho homo nt nil. rliloh was plnyod botweon tho Chicago you wnnt a good 111110, tlion glvo ntionborg na lOdlth: Minn Marlon h, The inni)ngoi'H nro tho only OIIOB who Julia and tlio Philadelphia' Athlotlca, something away," loo as Knloj Mr. n. a. Itnrry ns Frod- nullclt. contrlliuttons for tho Homo nnd , wns plnyod on tlio diamond of tho —Llttlo Mon nnd Woman, Icj Mr, W. I, JonnlnKH ns Snrgont thin la dono In Juno, just botoro tlio ARE YOU READING Vlllys Ovorlnnd Company upon tho 1 tho Pollcoi Mr. I/, 0, Itnrry ns tlio Homo Is opouoil for tho aummor ion- tccnidon of Ovorlnnd Field Day. Tho First la Not Much or a Task. rnlo KIIIK, Mr. Wm. Baolinuum, Jr., sou, At this time notices nro Bent out 1 o wna plnyod exclusively for tho A woman finds It much onslor to s Mnjor Onnoral nnd Mr, Norninn mid liiKorlod tu tlio local papers stnt- ' voilnnd omployooa wlin woro tho ninko n fool of a man than to ninko a nllny an Rnniuol, Tho HOIIHIH nrn Ing tho dlMlrlct anil time whon tho • The Trey O Heartsavals of Mr, John Willys, mnn af a fool. upportod by a chorus of 40 VOICOH, will mil, EIGHT THE STANDARD. WESTFIELD. N. J. ' Friday,- November'20,* 1914; -' THE USUAL COURSE.
"Decided on whore you would go this euiniBor?" "Why, we got together, lost night and talked it over. I mentioned my preference, my son had his and my SPORTS daughter hers. Wo wrangled over It quite1 • briskly for an hour' or ' more. Finally, when we were pretty much Golf. Basketball. Football. Bowling. exhausted, my wife looked up In her quiet way and said sho had decided on the place- two months ago. HIGH SCHOOL FRATERNAL BOWLING ROYAL ARCANUM "Whereupon we adjourned without Tobln... ..182 169 181 date."—Cleveland Plain Dealer. MASS MEETING. LEAGUE Westorborg .....,., 170 Lambert .. ... 149 Innuendo. Last Wednesday morning the regu- —STANDING OP THE TEAMS— Wilson ...... H3 "Is dem you all's chickenB?" lar chapel liorlod was given over to "Cohse dey's my all's .chickens. W. L, H.S. Montross 178 144 : 185 IV ««'«>AM« cult .» Thonknivlng llmm Irl.i*. Jo, to ail !»• family. -the Athletic Council to avouso spirit •Red Men. 20 1 943 Fprstor 161 208 .190 .Whoso chickens did you s'pose dey ja the scbool. For sonio time past Royal Arcanum 14 7 951 Ehmllng ...... 14D 168. 17was?7 " ' , . < there has been a feeling in tko High 1 Woodmen 13 8 902 "I wasn s'poson' nuffln' about 'em Scbool that athletics were not being But I will say dat It's mighty lucky Immediate Aid 5 13 882 " 840 838 <• 84G T F business and distance ' treated fairly. This mooting had »»Loyal Association G 16 914 dat a chicken won', come a rimnln" an' its purpose, tlio idea of getting rid of Juniors 2 1C 799 a waggln' Its tail when its regular J combine to keep you 1MB feeling and to arouse a feeling of owner whistles, same as a dog." confidence among the pupils. WOODMEN WIN TWO away from the family Clifford Ewlng, the President ot the S. S. A. C. BOWLING.LEAGUE A Sehis of Peril. gathering at Thanksgiv- .Athletic Council, had charge of the FROM LOYAL ASSOC. "Lady," said Plodding Pete, "dat'g a meeting and spoke on the support ol mighty cross lookln'. dog you're got' ing time, why not take athletics. He mentioned the support —STANDING OF THE TEAMS— Last Friday night the Woodmen of W. L. H.S. "I know it/' RaJrway gives their teams citing the the World and tht Loyal Association "Well, I'm on ma way. I was goin' your place in the family particular example of lust Saturday's Congregational 9 '3 851 teams of tho Fraternal Bowling' Lea- Baptist 8 . 4 946 to offer to do a little work. But I'll game -when Rahway'B cheering Bcctlon gue rolled three games on the West- bet dat was once a nice, good-natured circle by telephone? Episcopal .7 5 S44 of boys numbered three hundred. Mr. field Theatre alleys and the Woudmen dog. I ain't goin' to take chances on Methodist S 3 S51 Beard, of the Faculty, then spoke ot won two out ot the three. In the first hangln* around an' hayln' me dlapoil- C Send your, voice and the Importance of athletics both In Holy Trinity 5 7 932 game Grey of the Immediate Aid post- tion spoiled." schools and colleges, the need and Im- Presbyterian 1 14 816 ed 206, which was a material help to make Thanksgiving Day imrtanco of fair play, the necessity ot his team In winning from the Wood- THE ISSUES. keeping a satisfactory. standing in RED MEN LOSE men by forty-flve pins. In the next blighter and happier for studies, and the better facilities that two however they took a slump and athletics will have in the new school THEIR FIRST GAME only reached the 600 mark while the NEW YORK all because of your The financial aspect of the meeting was woodchoppers romped away with these two games. The scores: TELEPHONE CO. thoughtfulness. *tsen by Mr. Huber, the council treas- The Woodmen ot the "World team «I urcr. He Bald that the cost of matu- WOODMEN talnance ot athletics in the school wan the Fraternal Bowling League broke J. Miller ...... 156 152 148 F. W. WARNKE, District Commercial Manager, the winning streak of the Red Men about one thousand dollars last year. Koons i, 149 163 186 1206 East Grand Street, IlizabctJ, 21. J. ^Of this about thirty dollars was paid last night when they took the first Brown 125 153 180 In athletic dues, two hundred by thogame of their match with the Indians Beaman 137 181 132 • Board ot Education and the remainder While the Woodmen did not have Radla 164 137 159 through gate receipts. Miss Jeanne much of a margin they had enough •Halstead spoke of school spirit. In 731 786 805 her talk she said that while the girts P"S to win. This is the first game the IMMEDIATE AID may not have aa good a basketball Indians have lost since the League F. Miller ...... 145 128 140 team as last year, the school will bo tournament began, Jackson 140 .112 150 ably represented it the proper encour-| Mil,er of th(J Woodmen sted fa Hahn 139 138 112 Grey 206 149 148 Big Bargain agement is given as a large squad is ,n the flrg(. which a m pvactlsng Donald Pearsall, gave the ja,, ,h ,he w,nn, of th Brown 146 .170 124 Jast talk, his subject being the prop- of the.jmllans was tho JL man on only man on 776 697 674 erty committee, which he said is thohis team to reach the two hundred backbone of High School basketball. mark. Tho Red Men have now wen The talks were received with great twenty games and lost one. RED MEN KEEP UP "What are the Issues ot the cam- applause and it is hoped that this en- The scores: : In Used Car thusiasm will be just ns great when paign?" : RED MEN WINNING STRIDE. the High School plays their first Well, we haven't Issued anything games of the winter. Gripp 181 . 108 171 yet, but a loud call for money." Bogert ; 186 188 188 The Red Men- added three more MoKelvey 146 164 190 games to their string in the Fraternal Bowling Tournament on Monday night Objects of 8ympithy. K. B. WINS SECOND C-AME.'Flehl 136 174 205 when they defeated the Loyal Associa- When speeches do not make a hit Stegmeier 163 175 163 Most folks may leave the hall. tion team three games. In addition The poor stenographers must alt 1 Last Friday tho K. B. defeated the . - — to taking the three games, Bogert of And listen to 'em all! - Flio five In a game that was fully as • . 812 869 917 this team made a new high Individual interesting as any there will be this . " WOODMEN score, when he posted-268 in the last Tired ef War. year, the score being 32—16. More,Miller 200 139 178 9 game. In the flrst and last game the : "Would George enlist?" people attended this game than any | Koons 170 145 171 Loyals were not In at all but lost the "No, I don't think he would.", game at the Parish House previous to [Edwards 158 158 176 sandwich game by. 39 pins. While "What's the reason? He comes of 1 this time and many more dropped in Brown 151 135 138 neither team posted any "high scores fighting stock." after the game for dancing. While Radin 140 144 165 the Bed Men with the.aid of Bogert "That's the reason. He's soured on 4 4he game was about even as to the posted 918 In the last game. •fighting. His grandmother la a Co- -passing, the K, B. boys showed more 825 721 821 The scores: lonial Dame, his aunt Is a D. A. R., ... :«lass in regard to shooting. Ewlng RED MEN and his mother Is a militant" was in pinch better form than last Qrlpp 160 196 159 .jreefc. EPISGOPALS DROP McKelvey 144 158 148 An Angry Constituent. Fully equipped, electric lights, ftandall starred at giiard, his ag- Dillon 158 199 175 "No; I'll never vote fer that feller gressive playing giving Ewlng many TWO TO TRINITY O'Kane 180 150 168 again." electric starter, etc. of his chancea to shoot. Day ptayud Bogert 160 176 268 I "Why not?" jt good game at forward although not By defeating tho Episcopal team of "I wrote him that I wanted a gov- .quite as good as lust week, Pearstui the Sunday School. Athletic League, 802 839 918 ernment plum and he Bent me a Been run very short time. , »nd Lambert were rather handicapped | two out of three games on the Hay- LOYAL ASSOCIATION couple of seedlings from the agricul- by having two ot the strongest Pllo i house alleys last night the Holy Trin- Butler 136 181 121 tural department." men against them. For the Pllo, • lty team kept the Kplscopals from Worth 171 ' 178 160 In perfect condition. Will sell "Honey Traynor", the High School; tlelng for second place with the Baii- Douglas 163 167 164 Mental Occupation. captaln, was easily the star, all the tlst team. Gilmore 131 147 160 ! "Bllgglns enjoys telling about bis at a sacrifice. rest of the team being handicapped by The Trinity team won the first and Ortleb 169 137 164 Isklll as a fisherman." the lack of practise. last, while the sandwich went to their • "But he never catches any fish." Previous to the main game the sec- opponents. Meyer ot the Episcopal '770 800 729 "No. If he were to catch any flih. ond team lost to the W. A. C. 11—7. ] team posted 245 in the second game .they'd Interrupt him so that, ha Tonight-K. B. meets Platnfield Y, M.and 216 la the last. E. McMahon of couldn't possibly think up ell those in- C. A., at the Parish House. Tho main the Trinity team hung up 226 in the BAPTISTS POST teresting stories." game will start at 7:45, previous to last game for hls> team. Both games which the second team will play the which the Holy Trinity's won were EXCELLENT SCORES. A Slang Expression. H. L FINK, Proprietor Kappa Kappa five. Dancing will tol- walk aways for them as the Eplseo- "Do you believe that diet effects Jow tho gnmo. pnls -wore not hitting the pins in any That the Baptist team of the Sun- day School League are some pin hit- one's mind?" • K. B. Position Pllo kind ot good form. "Not particularly, although it is con- The scores: tors was proven on Tuesday night on The Westfield Garage Ewing .. right forward . .Donaldson the Playhouse alleys when they de- sidered a reflection on one's mental HOLY TRINITY Day'. left torwaril ....Chervy feated the Presbyterian team which, is capacity.to say he's full of prunes." WESTFIELD, N. J. Lambert center P. Traynor Tobin 152 164 1C2 occupying tho cellar position in the 135 ELM STREET Itandall lelt guard ... .Slaserson ( M, McMahon 147 154 193 Leaguo three games. Two hundred A BUSINESS PROPOSITION. rearsall ... right guard .. F. Trnynor Montross 122 Bcores wore numerous. W. A. Demp- Goals—Ewlng 8; Day 3; Randall 3; Wahl 128 190 sey of the Baptist team did some Lambert 1; P. Traynor f; DonnldHon Carroll 144 157 156 great bowling In the last game when ESTABLISHED 1860. , TELEPHONE 59 2; Cherry 1. E, McMahon 163 189 220 he posted 266 and now has the high Referee—Huber. Individual score of the League rest- 728 790 932 ing on his shoulders. In addition to E.'2N. BROWN DOUBLY PROVEN. EPISCOPAL the high score made by Mr, Sompsey, Dolatour 127 175 Shotwell of the same team posted 214 FUNERAL. DIRECTOR. EMBALMER Wcstfield Readers Can No Longer Sinclair 133 167 113 in the second game and 233 In the last Doubt the Evidence. • 47 ELM STREET, Lady Assistant Moody 159 139 157 game. Worth was a close second to This grnteful citizen testified long Keyes 146 128 146 Mr. Dempsey, posting 242 In the first ago. Meyer 119 245 216 game. All three totals of the Baptist Told of Quick relief—of undoubted games were over nine hundred. Tho benefit, 684 844 76S Presbyterians were swamped all tho The facts are now oonflrmod. way through as they did not got a two Such testimony Is complete —tho hundred sooro and tho host total they evidence conclusive, LOYAL ASSOCIATION had was 816. J. S. IRVING CO., It forma convincing proof of merit. John W. Lohman, 25 •W. Jornoy St., DOES GOOD BOWLING The scores: Elizabeth, N. J., aaya: "I suffered BAPTISTS " from baokaohos so oevero that often Tho Loyal Association of the Fro-Shotwell .172 214 233 Coal and Lumber I could Just koop up. Frequently I torntil Bowling League took tho mea- Dompsoy 163 187 260 'was so stiff and lame In tho morning sure of tho Roynl Arcanum team on tbo Ollmoro 155 180 127 MASON. MATERIALS, MOULDINGS, SASH, that I had trouble In otralglitonlng Wostfield Theatre alloys ou Wednesday Ol'tlob 176 103 136 Worth 242 193 184 or bonding, Colds ssttlod on my kid- night when they defeated the Arcim- "Won't you consider becoming a life DOORS AND BLINDS neys and not only caused me pain but umltos two out of throe games, Tho . 008 043 946 partner ot mine?" • also brought on troublo. with tho kid- Loyal bowlors woro in good trim and "How much capital can you put In?"' hoy accretions. I found out aomo hit tho nine at a marry clip and posted PRESBYTERIANS Phone. 19 years ago thnt 1 oould depond tliroo Rood scoi'ou. In tho first gnmo Duslianok .,.,136 115 167 A, Clark 193 105 lvO "•'•'•• '; ' -The Rar» Sort, •' ' :. Doau'fl Kidney Mia to euro mo of thoy walked away with tlio lrncon but Borne chaps are cheerful all tho while, those troubles. They did this and forIn tho socond gnmo they won out byMollok 139 138 137 No matter what tlioy'ra doing! 239 Central Ave., Westfield, N. J. aomo tlrao I have not suffered." BIX plus and lost tlio last gnmo by 11L. Clark ...108 187 174 And lomo there oro will even stnlla Whon, tlmy know trouble'* browing, NO rnOUDMD SINCE. Ulna, Wlttko of tho Loynla dii) aomo Wlttko 150 103 148 On August 13, 1013, Mr. Lohumn oxcopltonal bowling In tho drat g»mo Th* Last Rtsort. 1 702 708 810 (Bid! "I linvo toBtod Donp's Kldnoy and posted 230. Forsloi of tho Ar- "What you nood to euro this ror-,1 Pills very thoroughly and ns told In oanumitog pouted 208 In tho noconil distent Insomnia 1« not a physician,' gnmo. the statement I envo sorao years ago, Extraordinary Complaint, but a good boxor." . , , : they oomnlotely rid mo ot klflnoy Tlio Bcoros: A dlvoroo oomplnliit mod in San "What can ho do for mo?"' PRINTING trouble, I nm always glnd to say a LOYAL ASSOCIATION Prniiolsco recently oontnlnod tlio fol- "He can put you to eloop all right."! word for Dotin's ictdnoy rilta to Orlloti , 180 100 138 lowing Burprlmnir nllogntlonii! "That ,'••, ."" , •••';• ••'.••! others." ailmoro 1(18 IKS ]4ti nflor tho nmrrlogo of plaintiff and do- Very Durable, >. , , Prioo COo, at all doalore, Don't Olnrk ,,.,.,... 160 107 IRS fondnnt. .. tho dofondnnt nuusod this "Don't you think Soppol la a nan: Of the Better Kind •Imply nilc for n kldnoy romody-got Wlttko 230 157 lau plaintiff with Ills tonfiuo ... nnd thoro- of great dignity?" " ' •:'.•<, 7 noun's Kldnoy rills—tho samo that Worth 180 172 100 by liidlctod grout bodily Injury to this "YOB, I do. And considering tho, Mr. Lohinan lmd. Fontor-Mllburn Oo,, plaintiff nnd nindo hor blnok and fact that ho stands on It BO inuoli, I'm Praps., Duffulo, N. Y. OH 844 822 bltlo." surprluod nt tho way It wears," &/>e Standard Press, A*. THE STANDARD, WESTF1ELD, N. J. NINE
from ths booth memorizing the ad- ly overhauling Alan, or whether tho Over this Alan wrinkled an Incred- Ing In a clialr outside a closed door / dress of the alleged officiating clergy illusion of perspective deceived him. ulous nose. The hand was the hand of had not fnllon asleep and begun to . man, "I don't believe It; It's too sud- At all events, It seemed a frightfully Rose, but the phraseology was not In snore until the moment when Alan set ^ den." near thing when the Interruption be- her spirit. He examined it more close- foot upon tbe lower stop of that final, The trey 0* Hearts Forthwith he engaged a taxlcab to fell which alone could have saved ly and thought to detect beneath Its ascent. convey him to Jersey City, at top Alan. semblance of has'te a deliberate and Turning the head of the stairei • A NonUud V«ni«i rf tb* Motion Pictan Dnmt of tin SUM Nun carefully guided pen. He picked up Alan paused Tor a little, Bpeculatlvely Produced y, Iha UnimrMl FUm Co. •peed, for an exorbitant reward. Out of the very sky dropped a hydro- And when, from the forward deck of aeroplane, cutting the water with'a the envelope to compare the handwrit- Intent on this man who must somehow a ferryboat, he beheld a dense volume long, graceful curve that brought It, ing of the addrens with that of the en be disposed of before he might solve of mnoke advertising a conflagration almost at a standstill, directly to the closure—and shook out a trey of tbe secret of that shut and guarded hearts. , By LOUIS JOSEPH VANCE on the Jersey Bhore,' not far from the head of the swimmer, and at the same door. AMm tfTlu FNOM Htu+r," "Tim Bnm Boul.""T*i Afe* «*.".*. waterfront, he shook a moodily «a- time forced the police boat to.sheer This last was covered, as to Its face, Aside from actual violence no solu- gaclous head. widely off in order to escape collision. with a plainly-written message. tion offered to tbe puzzle—and vio- ' "If Alan Isn't mixed up In that, Immediately the swimmer caught "With tho compliments of Seneca lence was abruptly forced upon him. somehow," he declared, "he's missing the pontoon of the hydroaeroplane, Trine to Alan Law. We are. due In. No sound .warned him of the door a bet for once—and I'm a sorry failure pulled himself up out of the water, Chicago at eleven tomorrow morning that opened at his back .as he stood '.OoMHcht, UM, by Lonu Jowph Van as a prophet of woe and disaster!" and clambered to the seat besldo the and leave Immediately for the Pacific watching the sleeping guard. A pierc- aviator. coast via Santa Fe route." ing shriek was the first intimation ho You' mlgllt come to' uomeififng flat There was as much Intuitive appro CHAPTER XXIX. henslon as humor responsible for this Before he was fairly seated the plane Comparison between this and the received that his presence had neon would spoil it. It's almost too beauti- remark; witness the fact that, on land was swinging back Into its fastest message purporting to be from Rose discovered. It served aB well .to move Jailbird. ful- as It stands," Harcus observed Ing, he risked the delay required to pace.. distilled the conviction that the same him Instantly Into action: a single Tbe period of restraint In durance "Law owes mo five thousand or so turn aelde and have a look at the fire. With the ease of a wild gooBe it left hand was responsible for both. glance overshoulder showed him the vile Buffered by one Thomas Barcus liquidated damages—but I'll be rea- the water, mounted the long grade of Alan shrugged. So he was to be figure of a maid-servant In cap and sonable. Frisk this burg for a fifth of It proved to be situated In the heart In consequence of conduct riotous, un- of a (squalid slum—a wretched tene- an air lane, described a wide circle' lured away from New York and Rose gown, her mouth still wide and full of seemly, and In general.prejudiced to that sum before train time—and I ment of the poorest class, whose roof above the bluffs of Weehawken, and by this transparent trick, was he? No sound—and Alan fell upon the guard tbe public peace of the New Bedford promlso to ask nothing more!" had already fallen In and whose walls swept away southward. fear! like a thunderbolt. The man had waterfront at half-past four In the His private comment was: "I've sus- were momentarily threatening to go In that quarter it was presently lost He glanced at his watch, finding the barely time to jump up and recognize morning, proved in the upshot far pected that this was a fairy-tale all by the time- Barcus arrived on tho to the sight of Mr. Barcus, engulfed in hour far too early to attempt what he the alarm: then a list caught him on more brief than had been fondly along. Now I know it Is!" scene. light folds of haze that were creeping had In mind. the point of his jaw, and be returned promptly to deep unconsciousness. hoped, not only by his,Just Judge, but, And this phase of incredulity per- At a considerable distance from him in from seawards to dim and tarnish With plenty of time on his hands, Blhgularly enough, by the misdemean- sisted in coloring the complexion of a small disturbance had broken out— tbe pristine brilliance of that day. he gave the matter serious considera- No time now for qualms of com- ant himself. Ills mind until, the moment, some a. clamor of protesting volceB lifting tion and concluded to take no chances: punction on account of the savage Taking everything gravely into con- hours later, when the train connecting about the rumor of the mob—as a CHAPTER XXX. It was just possible that Trine had ruthlessness of that blow: no time sideration, Including a peraon. any- at Providence with the Midnight Ex- number of men, case-hardened roughs taken Rose with him on his western even to search the fellow for a key to thing but prepossessing, the Judge press for New York pulled out of New one and all, began to force their way Blrdman. trip, after all. In such case the only the closed door: already the maid was reckoned that,.In default of a fine of Dedfurd bearing u transformed Barcus In a V-shaped wedge through the About eight o'clock in the evening of possible way of overtaking the special taking the stairs In full flight and cry, one hundred dollars, a ten-day layup —almost Impenetrably disguised In a throng, making toward lta very heart, the same dny a motorcar deposited at would he by air line. four steps and a howl like a warlock's tor repairs and repentance was not too the point on tho fire-linos nearest tbe the Hotel Monolith a gentleman whose Promptly Alan called up the avia- to every jump. much to mete out to the prisoner at burning building. weather-beaten and oil-stained motor- tion fields at Hempstead Plains and Backing off, Alan took a short run, the bar. What this meant, Mr. Barcus had ing-cap and duster covered little cloth- got into communication with a gentle- cleared the prostrate body of the guard He was sentenced at 10 a. m. and It not the slightest idea. But his atten- ing more than shirt.and trousers and man answering to the surname of with a leap, and flung himself full was llttlo;short of 10 p. m. wlion'hls tion was first distracted by the maneu assorted oddly In the eyes of the desk- Coast: the same blrdman who had force against the door, his shoulder post-prnndial ropose vwas disturbed by clerk with the rather meticulously come to Alan's rescue with his hydro- striking a point nearest the lock. With ver, then fixed by the face of a man : the rattle of a key In the tack of the who was following In the hollow of turned-out guest known to him as Mr. aeroplane. a splintering crash it broke Inward. door to his cell. the V—an evil white face that seemed Arthur Lawrence and to the manage- Their arrangements were quickly Without dignity or decorum he Sitting up, Mr. Barcus rubbed his somewhat vaguely familiar, Bomehow ment of the hotel as Mr. Alan Law in- consummated, Coast agreeing to watt sprawled on all fours into the presence eyes and combed hie hair with hia fin- reminiscent of something strange that cognito. for Alan with Ills biplane in Van Cort- of Judith Trine. gers. had happened In the history of Mr. Eventually persuaded, the cleik laudt park from midnight till daybreak, "Poor Mr. Law!" she cried, with a "What did I tell you?" he observed Barcus. yielded up the key to Mr. Lawrence's prepared if need be to undertake a mocking nod, "always disappointed! transcontinental flight. resignedly. "It begins again already At the same time, at the point where suite of rooms, together with two I'm so sorry—truly I am!" the V had paused, a wild uproar lifted notes superscribed with the same nom ' Thereafter Mr. Law proceeded to re- "Oh, spare me your sarcasm," he ' Conducted with every evidence of up and, colncidentally, a wilder confu- de guerre. | habilitate himself in decent clothing begged resentfully. "It's ridiculous dlscsteem on the part of his Jailors to sion became noticeable. A cry was Alan'B'Impatience was so great that and his own esteem; after bathing, he enough, this whole mad business—" the office of the warden, he was ac- audible—"FirebugI Lynch him! Lynch •e could hardly wait tb examine these dined alone in his rooms, from a tray; "But I am not sarcastic," she Insist- quainted with the fact that his One him! Lynch the firebug!"—and at ed with such sincerity that he opened had been paid by no one less than the this the mob turned as one man and his eyes in wonder. "Believe me, I . Judge himself: then present in portly streamed away in pursuit of an In- am sorry for once It is I and not Rose and solicitous person. visible quarry, who chose to attempt whom you find locked up here! For, "If only you had fold me you were his escape by a' route directly oppo- you see, I am locked up, by way of a friend of Mr. Digby'B," the Judge site to that which would have led him punishment—thanks to my having had hastened to say .as soon - as the two within view of Mr. Barcus. pity on you once too often—while my were ensconsed In the'privacy of the Startled, and of a sudden persuaded father decamps mysteriously for parts Judicial limousine, "I would have that there might have been more in unknown—" known better how to guide myself in his "hunch" than was sanely to be "You don't know, where he's gone, this unfortunate affair. " credited, Barcus started up and was then?" "And if you will be good enough to on the point of stepping out of bis "Do you?" she asked sharply. Indicate how else.' I\may serve you cab, if with a rather aimless purpose, "In a general way. By special train .The Hydroaeroplane It Forced to '. • . •"!" ' ' '* when he was stayed by eight of that to the West—" "Digby didn't offer any suggestions Land. evil white face returning the way it "Taking Rose?" in his wire, I gather?" bath, a shave and a haircut, an outfit had come—still in the hollow of the "So I'm told." "One moment: I have It hero." of clothing orginally tailored for a gen- flying V, which now made faster prog- The woman choked upon her anger, "Naturally I'd like a path and a tleman of discriminating taste, but no ress, thanks to the disorganization of but quickly mastered it. change of clothes," BarcuB pursued *whit less disguised in the sense of af- the mob by the chase of the alleged In- "He shall pay for this!" she assever- while the Judicial breast-pocket was fluence that goes with the possession cendiary. ated. being explored; "and I could do with of ono thousand dollars in cash. And now, Barcus saw, the man of "Your father? I wish him nothing transportation to New York by the Not until a sound night's sleep had the white face was not alone. There more nor less than your enmity," Alan ' first train out of this God-forsaken topped off the beginning of his rest in \vas someone with' him—someone assured her civilly. "But since It hole, and—" jail did Barcus come down to earth whose head was bent and face con- seems that he has gone, and Rose with "This is what Mr. Dlgby says," the cealed, but who seemed. to be femi- him, if you'll forgive me, I think I'll ' Ha( demonstrated his return to.com- be going—" Judge interrupted, laboriously :_ de- 'mon =sense by making a roiiiid break- nine. . ., * , . " '.- -r - ' ciphering the message by the light of fast in Grand Central station before And so, Barcus argued, why might "Alone?" o match: "Please see to immediate looking up the residence of Digby in it not be Rose Trine, suffering new That one word, uttered with all the release of one Thomas Barcus, prob- the telephone directory. persecution at the hands of her unnat- significance that this woman knew so ural father's creatures? well how to Infuse into her tone, ably in Jail in your Jurisdiction for riot- The information he gathered from ing on waterfront thin morning. Pay He was too far away to make sure checked him suspiciously on the the voice that answered the name of threshold. his fine and instruct him to report to Mr. Digby over the telephone shook and attempt any interference; but he me in New York at earliest feasible pointed White Face out to his chauf- "Why—yes." only momentarily Barcus' innate con- feur as the V reached a touring car "You wouldn't care for a companion hour. Give htm all the money he viction that intimate acquaintance wants and look to me for remunera- on the edge of tho mob and the woman du voyage?" she suggested. with battle, murder and sudden death was lifted In (unresisting and appar- "Oh—really!" he protested. tion—'" was the inevitable reward of associa- "Eh?" Barcue Interrupted, sitting up ently in a dead faint), and when the She held up an arresting hand, "Lis- tlon with this friend of his heart. touring car swung round and picked ten !" she begged. smartly; "what's that last again?" "Alan being married to Rose Trine Patiently tlie Judge repeated the lip its heels, the taxlcab of Mr. Barcus From the street below came the un- In Jersey City at this very minute!" trailed ifas unostentatiously as If it mistakable rattle of a policeman's lo- sentence from the message. . he breathod skeptlcaliy'as he emerged Shook Out a Trey of Hearts. "ThnjUa- Pleoge. don't read, fartljer, was a pertinacious shadow. cust on the sidewalk. Ten minutes later, from the rear "That damned maid;" Alan divined deck of a ferryboat In midstream—a communications until ho was quit of after dining he slept soundly for three thoughtfully. boat bearing back to New York not the public eye. hours—and may be thought to have "The same," Judith agreed with only the touring car of White Face, Tbe first proved to be a character- earned at least that much rest through ominous calm. "Has it struck you that but the cab of Mr. Barcus—the latter istic communication: having been for four hours a passen- you may have some trouble getting gentleman formed one of a small but "Dear Ulysses—Thanks for the jail ger In a hydroaeroplane lost In fogs away without my permission?" interested audience witnessing an In- delivery. I got In this morning just in that wrapped Long Island and all the "I'm not so stupid as not to have cident of uncommon character. time to motor over to Jersey in hopes adjacent territory in an Impenetrable thought of that," he countered. shroud. He saw a young man, hatleBS, coat- of seeing your finish as a bachelor; "Then be advised—and take me less, almost shirtless, tear down to Instead, I was favored by being made Nor had this been all. Leaving aside with you." the edge of one of the Jersey wharves, an involuntary witness to your "Spec- all that had led up to Alan's rescue by "In what capacity, please? As The Standard has secured his heels snapped at. by a ravening tacular ascent, following your almost Const: tho forced landing of tho hydro- enemy or—ally?'' rabble, Jump aboard a square-rigged equally spectacular high-dive. aeroplane for lack of fuel had taken "As ally—you're right: we can't bo vessel which lay moored there, and "But to business: my time is lim- place on the south shore of the Great friends—until we overtake that spe- the exclusive right to publish execute a maneuver of despair by ited; In half an hour more I am to South bay; n search of hours hud fol- cial train. After thnt, by your leavo, climbing up the rigging in a hopeless double In block-faco for the purposes lowed before n boat was found to con- I'll shlfl for myself." serially "The Trey O'Hearts" attempt to escape his persecutors. of the author of tills melodramatic vey Alan anil tho aviator to-the main- "It's not such a bad notion," he re- They were too many for him, and what fame which you, no doubt, .call the land; and n motor run of several hours flected: "with you under my eye, you ' by Louis Joseph Vance, one of was worse they wore headed by a history of your grande passion. bud followed that, conveying Coast to can't do much to interfere—" squad of police apparently as grimly I mean to say—well, several things, his Hempstead hangars and Alan on "If 1 promise—" she suggested. the greatest stories of the bent on compassing the destruction of to-wlt: When 1 saw you snatched out to his hotel in New York. "I'll tako your word," he agreed sim- their quarry as was the mob. of the North river I was engaged in Another man would have needed ply. "But you're in for a lot of hard- trailing a pale-faced villain In a motor- twolve hours in bed at tho least to present day. The ninth in- And they swarmed up the rigging ship, I'm afraid. Tho one way to catch car concerning whom you probably compensate, for pilch a day: Mr. Law up with your father is by aeroplane— t after him without a moment's hesita- know far more than 1; he on his part uwnkenod In n lamb-Ilka temper when tion. and I've got ono waiting." stallment appears on this page. was busy being a bold, bad kidnaper; called at eleven-thirty. She nodded Intently. "Don't con- Hotly pressed, the fugitive climbed Rose wns In his power, as wo any In higher and still higher, until at length At midnight he committed mi act of sider me ns a woman when It comes A full page installment or such cases. Ill's intentions, however, burglary, calmly and with determina- to hardship," she hinted obliquely. he gained the topmost yard; with were nothing more blameworthy than three policemen not half a dozen feet tion breaking his way into tho houso "I've no reason to, going on what I to return her to tho arms of her doting of Seneca Trlno through tho area win- know of you." more will follow each week. below him and popping away for dear parent. I know, because 1 sleuthoil life, if happily with the notoriously dows and bnsemont. "Cilvo mo one minute to find my coat after 'em, even to tho house of Seneca In this nefarious business nothing poor marksmanship of policemen gen- Trine. Later I Blouthed Borne more, i( hat." In colaboration with Mr. erally. hindered mid nono opposed him. But In less than that time sho was at his following a furtive young man from for n UIMKIU lighted window In tlio up- None the leas, there was no telling tho house of Trine to the ofllco of tho side In tho hallway. per tier (but not, ho noted, tho window Tho police onterod by tho front door Flagg of the Westfield Theatre, when some accident might wing a bul- general manager of the Now York Cen- to Uuso'd bedchamber) and ono or two let Into the young man; and It was tral, whero ho made nrrnngemontB for ns the two cropt out of the area -win- lights which ho found burning dim In dow. this story will be shown in evident that ho ao decided. a special to convoy tho said Trlno ami the kltchon ofllcos nnd other sorvantB' For, Inching out to the end of the rotlnuo to Chicago and points Wost, quartern on tho '•nvor floor ho would moving pictures each week. yard, he waved his hand toward his It leaves nt three this afternoon. I Imvo thought tho hoiiBo empty. Tho CHAPTER XXXI. persecutors with, a gesture of light- was unnble to aBoortnln whethor or Bllonco of an abandoned placo In* The pictures of the install- hearted derision that, unmistakably not Rose Is to participate' In this formed It nil—below tho upper story, Via Air Line.. Identified him as Alan Law to Mr. Bar- hoglrn. but I know I shall, On tho off- But ho wnB not to bo sntlsllod with Not onco In the courso of the next ment published today will be CUB, and forthwith droppod to tho wa- clmnco of being useful, I luivo bribed Buch negutivo ovldonce: ho oxplorod slxtoon hours but a thousand times *» ter, feet foremost. tho train crow to lot mo Impersonate tho dwelling inlnutoly, room by room, Alan questioned (nnd, It will readily Alan later took the water neatly, the portor, So, should you bo moved Htory by story, passing with llttlo In- bo allowed, with all exousos) his san- shown next Thursday. to follow and suocood In catching up ity In ponnlttlng himself to bo In- came up uninjured and etoarhendod, torost through apartments by ovory 1 and without an Instant's hesitation with us, and obsorvo anybody who ul«n (lotlUiutcd to tho tondonoy of IIIB fluoneod to humor Judith ;.: inslatenco struok away toward tho middle of the ookB rnthor off-oolor in tho party— mni'tnl ononiy, Intent on ono object nnd mnko hor a party to thto wild Read the story, then see Hudson, don't shoot: the snld party will bo mo. only—to llnd ilooo Trlno, that ono aorlul oroBB-cnuntry dnnli. As this happened tho polloo ran to '"Yours for tho qulot lirn, woman whom ho lovod, or OIBO make Botwoon WIIIIOB tho plane flow fast and high, cutting a dlroct line, ti tho the pictures. tho "torn of tho square-rigger, un- "TOM BAliaUB," Hiiro slio wns not thoro. moored a dory that waB riding thore, (irow flics, nthwnrt tho eastern nnd ' Tho Hooond note- ytolilod a communi- llo nogotlntod Hint lnut night of wostern atntoB, and throw thomsolvos Into It, cation wrllton on notopapor of tho sim- Htops which led lo thu topmost floor During the (to Barcua, at least) Chicago thoy raised us a smudge on plest olognnoe In a woman's hand—a with extraordinary stonlth, ndvlsod the northern horizon about ono o'clock ' .breathless BiuponBo of that chase, the hurrlod norowl: thoroto by u sound, or ratlior n sorlos ferryboat drew stolidly further and In tho urtirruoon;' theroaftar «omo lit* "They i\ro taking mo Wont by uptt- of Btmtalnoil sounds, which had tlioro- tlo tliua wna loat In desoonts to Mean still farther away from tho scone, liar- toforo boon limudllilo to him. 1'OBslbly cliil train—t don't know whoro or why, lain tho ldontlty of tho many railroad ou8 oould not tell wliothor, an It A soryant hnn promised to «co Mint thoy had not till tlion oxlstodj i>08«lbly loomed, tho polloo-ladon dory was real- this roaches you. Savomol" tho man sorvuut whom ho found snor- linos th£j orlDB-oroBioa tin iwlmmlng ' (Continued on par* 11.) . * TEN, THE STANDARD, WBS^FIBLD, N. J. Rll^iSaj^lliOT^IlrJa^figi^l
LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES BELIOIOUI NOTICES., CONGREGATIONAL - CHURCH ' OP The sum of One dollar and eighty-seven 8 R. F. Hohensteln 70 61.3 Sale of Land for Unpaid cents agalnat Eugene L. I^oufe for and. 9 Wcatfleld R. E. CO. ... fil.G 4S.01 CHRIST—Samuel Lane Loomls, D. on account of Lots 881-887 Pennsylvania 10 R F. Hohenateln ... 66.04 48 4 D., Paator. Reildence, 303 Mountain Avonuo, Black 446, •_ 11, R. F. Hohcnatoln ...... 70 .51.8: Avenue. Sunday Preaching Services Taxes Due 1912 12. E. B. F. Randolph ..;... 70 B1.8! FOR REAL ECONOMY | The sum of Thirteen dollars and nine 13 E. S. F.vRandolph .... 70 -01.3 at 10:30 a. m. Sunday School at'12 cents against George St. John, Jr., for o'clock. General Prayer meeting Wed- and on account of Lots 301-317:-Scotch 14 A. N. Plerson 70 61.3 15 A N. Pieraon 70 Gl.S/ nesday evening at 8 p. m. A hearty Publlu notice Is hereby tflven by Ad Plains Avonue, Block 443. •. '•,'..; .. 1G 13. S. F. Randolph .... 70 61.3 dlson H. Clark, Collector of the Town or The sum of Nine dollnrs and thirty-flve 17 13. 8*. F. Randolph 70 61.81 welcome to all. IN THE HOME WestflelO, County of Union, State of New cents against George St. John, Jr., foi 18. WcBtfleld R. E, Co. .,..100 73.3° Jersey, thnt he will sell at public sale and on account of Lots 300-310 Scotch FIRST BAPTIST/ CHURCH—West- all the lands, tenements, hereditament Plains Avenue, Block 440. , . and real estate herein mentioned,, for ttv 1958.13 field, N. J. Sunduy Services, Preach- The sum 'of Nine dollars nnd thirty Amount of CXCBBS of coat ing 10:30 a. m. Sunday School 12 shortest terra for which any person Oi five cents ngalnst Lillian B. LnRue fot over special benefits to be persons will ngreo to take the same nnd and on account of Lots 318-330 Scotch paid and borne by the Town o'clock. ; Young People's Society 7:00 nny taxes thereon, including interes* p. m. Preaching 7:15 p. m: Mid- j and cost of wile. Plains Avenu 11 toter—Qeorie Bllot. int, Block 208, < .• 7. ID, H, F. Bftn •::;»•; •Mtd only, • ll-»-i8, * "'"ELEVElf •M serve the different meats nearest 1 thea, and everybody helped every fiymn of THE TREY O HEARTS (Continued), Oanhsgiving body else. Miles had the tutkey to ltndscipe. Only *t tbe third east did broUght to vleW Were'none-roo BUB7" carve, and so lie.could not see the look they succeed In picking up the line of for tbe task imposed upon Alas atV- of appear his Bister Margaretgave him. the Santa, Fe, And It -was some hours overcomlng the scruples of th» a*- Esther had .all the children grouped later, though still daylight, when they glseer and fireman. around her place. She did not believe picked up the special train, flying Uks Another minute, and less than sttty— fCopyrfght. int. by American ¥ra» Am- By EUGENE C. DOLSON elation] ' in making, them wait, and she kept a bunting across the levele. feet separated the two—toe speetaP them so busy eating that they behaved ; There was scant room tor doubt train and the light engine, both hac (Copyright, 1914, by. American Fresa Asso- that It was the train they sought. Spe- Very Well, at dinner and after they , elation.] Oing through the light at top speesV THANKSGIVING'S weretoo'full to do more than pick at cials are not common. Moreover Alan With a word to tha engineer Altar (Copyright, int^by 'American •RreeVAaso- the nuts. contrived with considerable difficulty crept out along tlie side of the botatr,. 1 -(;j»rp;J w.Mit to tell my •••.,. .•=-••'18 elation.] i' aws-fl.- .<- to focus binoculars upon the rear plat- 1 Everybody ate and laughed and com- COR guidance through with only a greasy handrail and • •ar- .-i. joy to be alive and well. I cousin Esther, was a notable plimented Cousin Esther, and ber form of the car, and caught a fugitive row foothold between himself and housekeeper and the best cook smiles broadened as she ..saw the BUb- I the passing year, glimpse of a white-coated figure with a what meant death, or something clOM THiough dangers, gireat' this y.ln Wyoming ,valley, and Bbu stantial food disappearing. black face that wae watching the bi- ly resembling it, should he be shakes ' year I went, though not a Mitibic was„'preparing. dinner In a The guests ate their way through all For kindred friends plane In the same manner, that Is, off by the tearing wind and the swaj* happy frame of mind. :_ : - tlie meats and vegetables, pickles and with glasses. Ing of the locomotive. railroad accident, The young folks bad all gone to town, cheese and bread until there might from far and near, The man In tne white coat, Alan as- It seemed an hour before he worked Not any war nor. pestilence, to church, and were to return with the have been a famine bad it not been sured himself, wag positively Barcue. himself up to the cowcatcher—now guests. Margaret, the artist daughter, for the cakes, pies and pudding. Two Gathered with us around And hardly bad he comforted Dim- within four feet of the rear platform but many things most took had carried a basket to a sick neigh- of the youiig girls present volunteered self with this assurance when his sar- of the special. "\. bor. So Cousin Esther laid the tnbla to take away, all the dishes and bring the hoard— donic destiny struck the motor dumb, Oa this last be could see a woman'* me hence. while the range was steaming and slz' the plos and apples and nuts, also the In response to his look of dashed figure indistinctly silhouetted against sling with the good things In the oven' noble pudding that was as rich as For this, today, we Inquiry the aviator merely anook • the light through the door, and beside and on top. There were to be twenty- Croesus, yet gave, no one indigestion. weary head and muttered the words: her a man in a white coat, clinging fcr I had a big mosquito bite, eight guests at table. When they bud nil finished and literal- "Engine trouble." dear life to the knob of the door-- Cousin Esther brought large baskets ly could contain no more the guests thank thee, Lord. Swiftly the earth rose to receive the holding it againBt the frantic efforts KC and on my head a fly did from the cellar loaded with preserves, went to the parlor, where Kute played volplaning mechanism. Under Coast'* some persons inside to tear it open. Jams, Jellies and pickles, great red np- on the organ and they all sang hymns. admirable handling it settled down at t light; Another hour of suspense dragged [lies, cheese, a 'cold boiled ham, plak Cousin Esther nnd Margaret remained For products of the out—-or such was the effect—while the- I've read of sickness through and delicious home raised and cured. to set things to rights, for tbe young light engine with intolerable slowness, And there were big pitchers of mtlk folks wanted to piny games in the teeming soil, bridged those four scant feet. a fly—of course I thought and thick cream. The ham was put at kitchen later. Milos came In with a . At length it was feasible to attempt I'd have to die! one end of the table, and the preserves letter bearing the Canadian stamp and Our rich returns for the thing. Rose (ho could see her nnd pickles In pretty glass dishes"were a crest, showing that it was from the strained white face quite plainly now) Some highly colored peas 1 set along In double lines. The table viceroy. Margaret went very white. strenuous toil, was half over the rail of the car-aheaoV ate and food with soda iwis stretched to its capneity and sup- "I wanted you to enjoy your dinner ready to jump. plemented by two others, with the old nnd thought this would keep." A bounteous harvest His heart failed him. It was too benzoate. •Avery silver at the Head. "Read it, Margaret," said Cousin hazardous a risk. He dared not let ber Cousin Esther thought tbnt the beat Esther, fanning herself violently with safely stored, take it. decoration; for/n table was nn abun- a dish towel. / Something very like a shot sounded- X drank unfiltered water, too; dance, of ..'good mid substantial ESCAPED FROM HOSPITAL. Parent-Teachers Association , , Postpone Meeting, Frank Thomas of this town, who. The Parent-Teachers Association lias been an inumto of Morris Plains meeting of the McKinley school which" This Week's Bargains CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Hospital for several years escaped was scheduled for yesterday afternoon from the hospital on Tuesday after- was postponed on account of the-rain noon and made his way back to this unfil next TueBday afternoon. It Is One Cent a Word, Minimum Charge 15 Cents. town. He was picked up on Broad hoped that a large number of the mem- Its Time to Wax Your Floor Advertising Accopted by Telephone. street by Lieutenant CaueBeld and bers will be present as Mrs. George locked up In the pullco station. He Dougherty •will give a report of the JOHNSONS FLOOR WAX Telephone 271 •wa» taken back to the hospital on Mother's Congress held in Atlantic Wednesday. City during the past week. Regular price 55 cents per pound. :• This week.at 43 cents Automobiles. Houses For Sale or Rent. FOR SALE—Overland Touring Car, FOR. SALE OR RENT—House; 8 WIZARD POLISHING MOPS pussenger 1912 model, good condi- rooms aud .bath; all Improvements, This week, only $1.14. each tion. A bargain. Apply W. Gale, onk trim throughout, windows and This is Hie kind you used to pay $1.50 for Jr., 169 Broad street, WestQcld. Tel- porch screened, lot G0xl25:' Terms' ephone 24-J. rensonnble. ]23 Union avenue, phone 174-W. ' Playhouse Features Family Wasting. Spice Cabinets with 8 glass jars labeled FOR SALE or RENT—Houao, furni- Tomorrow, Saturday, Nov. 21st WASHING—Our family wash plun, 2 ture nnd pigeons, Poole 1020 Hall- Regular price $1.25 each ' pounds for .76 cents, is cheaper than way Avenue. THE GREATEST LAUGHING PICTURE EVER PRODUCED This week—98c '•' a washwoman.: All table and bedFOH RENT—Flat, 7 rooms and bath; linen nicely ironed, also'many of the all improvements, 658 Summit' Ave body clothes. Send.us a trial, wash J. E. Crosby. Westfleld. Sanitary Glass Mouse Traps and be convinced.' We do not mark Happy Hooligan your linen. Each allotment Is wash- FOR RENT—Six room house; alt im- Formerly at 25 cents, we can now sell at 19 cents ed separately. Phone 136-W. West- provements; with or without stable, field Laundry.. • for horses or auto. H. Willoughby, A SPECIAL COMEDY FOR THE CHILDREN or your own agent. Half Gallon Butter Crocks For Sale. Regular Prices, 5 and 10 Cents Horses and Carriages. that were 15c each we price them for one week only at nc WHEN YOU ARE READY to manure your flower beds and lawn, call on, FOR SALE-Bargaln; .wagon suitable H. WILLOUGHBY. • for carpenter or painter, used only fow months, newly painted. Can be Tuesday, November 24th FOR SALE—Good time' to manure seen at 123 Union avenue, phono' your garden, flower beds and lawn; We will present the first of the Elco Features featuring Westfield Hardware Co. H. Wllloughby, Call 232-R. FOR SALE—Sot Jap mink furs for Lost and Found. CORNER BROAD AND ELM STS. sale, cheap! Telephone 61-M. LOST—Black leather bill fold on trol- Mr. Andrew Mack FOR SALE—Freeh cut roses right ley between. Rahway and Westileld IN from the Badgley green houses. The Junction, Friday a. m., Nov. 13th. only place In Westfleld where roses containing two checks and a sum ot are grown. Delivered dally If order- money. Finder will be rewarded by The Ragged Earle 'HINDUSTAN AND Quarantine Removed. ed by 10 A. M. For further par- returning same to Standard Office. ticulars phone '439 M-3 Westfleld, A FIVE REEL COMEDY DRAMA Owing to the fact that one member New Jersey. Mortgage Loan. ot the Congregational church children's MATINEE-Children 5c; Adults 10c. EVENING-Children 10c; Adults 15c. FOR SALE—Place your order now for MONtiV TO LOAN. THEJjIMALAYAS choir, of which Miss Mabel B. Bray : hand picked Baldwin apples. 50c per MONEY TO LEND ON BOND AND is director, was taken ill^wlth diph- 1G quart basket or $3.00 per barrel. MORTGAGE IN SUM3 TO SUIT Subject of Lecture to be Given by theria on the next day after a re- - The Badgley Farm, 439 M-3, West- BORROWER. Stanley A. Hunter in Wash- hearsal, the Board of Health found it field, New Jersey. CODDING & OLIVER, TRUST COMPANY BUILDING ington School Tomorrow Night necessary to quarantine Miss Bray and Help. all the members of the choir for a1 . PO LOAN—»3,000 on first mortgage, The lecture In the assembly room of improved property. E, A. Merrill, period of ten days, They were not WANTED—Plain sewing and mend- attorney. the Washington school tomorrow night allowed to attend school, churches oi Ing to do at home. Address C. D., under the direction of the Board of [ Standard. moving picture theatres during that Education will be given by Stanley A. r Painting and Decorating. Hunter who will deliver a stcreopticon time. The quarantine was removeu WANTED—Maid7 Apply~~to Mrs." B. Harrison. LN ESTIMATE for your painting or addresa on "Hindustan and the Hlmal- by the Board of Health on Wednesday decorating from Weller Bros., ot yas." Tlie lecture will be illustrated and Miss Bray and the members of WANTED—A maid for general house- Scotch Plains coats nothing and will with seventy-five elides. Mr. Hunter the choir were permitted to go about \ work. No washing nor ironing. Ref- save you money, Drop a postal. ivas for two years a teacher in Arthur their usual duties. erences required. Apply to Mrs. S.HOUSE REPAIRING of all kinds Ewing Christian College at Allahabad The member of the choir who has S. Clark, 336 Mountain avenue. done at a reasonable price. Apply under the North India Presbyterian the diphtheria is Gordon Carr, son of WASHING DONE-Mrs. Mary E. Rob- at 580 Adams avenue, Elizabeth. Mission. Mr. and Mrs, E. H. Carr, of Mountain inson, 203 Grove street, will open a Pictures will be shown of a 600 mile avenue. Young Carr is confined to his hand laundry, December 1st. Flue Photographs. rip in the Kashmir Himalayas, the home but it is said that the case Is work a specialty. Best references. ilace where tho three empires of Rus- very light. Family washing done' reasonably. 'HOTOGRAPHS-Come In aud loolc sia, China and Britain meet; of" Mount Also rough dry work. Tel. 333-J. over our popular college foldew* Everett, 29,002 teet high and the Khal- (12.00 a dozen). We also have' i bar Pass; of the sights of North India, TRAINING ITALIAN GIRLS. large variety of amateur caleni! jf such as Benares, Agra and Lucknow. BELGIAN RELIEF Baumann's Photo Studio, Broad "SH Views of the Allahabad Pilgrimage The first meeting of the Italian and Central Avenue. with two million participants and theGirls Club, In charge of the Social DAY PLANNED Where Will Your Thanksgiving Durbar will also be exhibited. Service Committee for work among the aliens In this town, was held In Roofing. (Continued from page 1.) the chapel of the First Presbyterian Westfleld's contribution to the general IENUINE RU-BER-OID roofing and church on Wednesday afternoon. Linens Be Purchased ? EXHIBIT AND SALE AT fund. It is hoped that an exception- Roof paints tested by 18 years con- THE KATE GREENAWAY. A large number of Italian girls be- ally fine series of athletic contests and stant use. For Sale by C. A. Smitli;- If Vou Buy them Here, You May Ba tween 10 and 15 years of age were a large social event may be arranged Westfleld, N. J. present and were given their first lea- Beginning on Monday and contln- tor the afternoon. In the evening It is Sure They Are the Best Linens son in sewing and playing games. A Inulng throughout the week thero will Intended to arrange another social Rooms and Board. number of women Interested in the Your Money Could Have Bought, be an interesting exhibition of leather, event with so many attractions that O LET—Large front rooms, also- work taught tho children. The class Jewelry nnd lace at the Kate Greena- both the young and old cannot fall to table board. 217 Prospect Street. . will meet each Wednesday afternoon New llnena for Thanksgiving, of course! But where to buy them? way on Broad street. These articles respond. A bowling tournament in al- at 3:15. ?OR RENT—Rooms with board, also —that Is the question! We believe that our present stock of linens are made by Italian and Syrian women so In line for the evening. *A speciut offers a happy solution to this question—one that will accept with effort will be made to make all events table boarders. 425 Summit avenue, who arc reached by the College Settle- Mrs. C. Brconeslipltz. Telephone 42-J pleasure! ment workers in Boston and other Include renl novel features and to con- Here for your selection Is 6n6 of the most comprehensive assort- places. The articles will bo offered for GREAT TURKEY REGION. duct them in such a way generally I0ARDERS WANTED-Front room. ments of fine table linens we have ever seen in this town. That means sale and the proceeds wil he donated Thanksgiving Dird Flourishot Betetr In that the people ot Westfleld will feel with fliBt class board for couple; tliat you will assuredly find here a pattern and size that meets your that full value is returned even aside no children; In prlvato family. Hnr- to the people who are out of work and Southwest Texas Than Elsewhere. requirements. These linens are all of the highest character, carefully in need. from the charitable offering. With rlsou avenue. Address, Homo care chosen for their superior quality and real merit. Tliat means service- Tlie turkuy nourishes ill southwest these things will go plans for the Tlie Standard. ability. Finally, these llnena were bought before the war abroad It Is through the efforts of Mrs. J. Texas as In no other part of the Unit- started, and are marked at the low prices that then prevailed. That T. Tubby that the collection of articles raising ot cash, food and clothing do- OUNG .COUPLE dosiro largo sunny fl Scutes. There is an abmultincc of nations. means economy. Is brought to this town and the pro-natural food upon which the blrdts room with bonrd. Vicinity of Grant This Is essentially a non-sectarian, It is hardly necessary for us to urge the advisability of early prietors of the Kate Greenaway have tliflvo wonderfully. There Is no luck School. Address, Couple, care The purchasing. Moat women will see the need for that. donated the Bpace for the articles. The non-partisan movement. It is "all Standard. , exhibition is well worth seeing and of wide ranges fur tliclr VimiKlilK, mid sectarian"—a civic movement; nnd TABLE CLOTHS 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50, 2.50 yd. the money spent for the articles will tbu ellninle is so mild that no shelter the hope is to arouse the sympathy Rooms To Let. NAPKINS $1, $1.50, $2.00, $3.00, $3.75 doz. go for a most worthy cause. Is nt'cessnry. Hut turkeys were not and interest of the entire town. Mayor LINEN TOWELS 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00 raised to liny extent in tliat region un- EvanB, who has consented to act us FOR RENT^-Two furnished rooms for SCARFS, PLAIN 50c, 75c, $1.00 til the two cold storage mid slaughter- Honorary Chairman of the general light housekeeping, 317 Central ave. Dorcas Society Meets. ing plants were erected at Cucro. Tliea committee, is backing the work with CENTER PIECES 69c, 75c, $1.00 Tho Dorcas Society of the Presby- Cuero been me tho turkey (.'enter of thu his usual enthusiasm. The work ol FOR RENT—Congenial couple may Trimmed with cluny lace $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $3.98 terian church met at the home ot Mrs. United States, more dressed Uirke.vH organization is in charge of Mr. Louis securo one or two rooms, with board, J. T. Wilcox, on Euclid avenue, on being 'shipped out of the town than J. Hunter, of Maple street,, who u> in private family. Good location. Wednesday afternoon. Twenty mem- from any other place in Iho country. pushing matters as rapidly as'posslble. Address, Comfortable, care Standard START YOUR X'MAS SHOPPING NOW! bers ot the society were present. Most From tho 1st of November to tlie lust Volunteers should communicate with FOR RENT—Flat; 0 rooms and bath, of the afternoon was spent in sowing of Jnnunry the plants are In operation Mr. Hunter. at Qarwood. Nearly one-half price Many of our X'mas lines are already In and you can make on garments for the Children's Coun- tiny nud nlglit, for the winter. Heatod by hot air. your selections without hurry or worry. Start TODAY! try Home. Recitations were given,by Beckley Perforating Co., Oarwood, Miss Louise Coles, a pupil ot Mrs. Tho largest turkey drive over .seen FEATURES AT N.J. . ' Wilcox's Sunday school class in the In the United States took place Into THE PLAYHOUSE. Presbyterian church, who recently won Cucro when S.dlHl wore Horded by a Wanted. a medal In a W. 0, T. U. contest, Miss ilenlci' and driven thirteen miles. It Tuesdays and Fridays will be known 1 OUNG AMERICA SAVING STAMP F. H. SCHAEFER &. CO. Coles, Miss Francos Smith, nnd Miss took the drovers thirty hour* tu deliv- na special fenture days at Tho Play- Folders bought for ctiBh In lota of Mabel Clinmbcrlln, other members ot er the turkeys. The birds tmik n notion houso. Features have been booked in "NO POOK GOODS AT ANY PRICE" three or over.—Robt. M. Smith, Jr., Mrs, Wilcox's class, sorved retresn- to roost In' a Ki'ovo about four mile* ndvniico for several months and In- nients, 29 131m streot. TELEPHONE 450: 76 ELM 8TREET from town, and nothing would lnilnee clude Andrew Alack In "The Ragged Tho women decided to hold future them Marie," Ethel Bnrrymoro, In "Tlie meetings of the society at the homes to contlniio tho ninrcli to the s. Nightingale," Dlgby Bell In "The Ed- Topply Tilts Gift Shop of tho mombors. Instead of at the par- ucation of Mr. Plpp", Charles Steven- ish hmiBe, When tho birds nro well behaved anil meet with no Htrango obstacles on theson In "Shore Acres", Beatrice Mlckel- Early showing of unusual novoltlos in road tho drovers hnvo no dllllvulty, but enn In "Salome Jane" and "Mrs. arts and craft, when n'turkoy drlvo bowlines really WlgRB of tho Cabbtigo Patoh", Mastor Cards, drossod dolls. Embroldored frightened n cnttlo fltniupeilu Is a tnmo Gerald Royston in "Little Lord Fount- OVOHIOB, Orders in ombroldory. affair In comparison, loroy," Tho grontost canno of trouble for Thcso features will be advertised In tlio (Hovers la tho turkoy's lmblt ot se- advance In The Standard. One ot lecting Us roosting tlnio without ro- them appears In tho advertising col Professional 0ards Bnrd to tho time of day, particularly If limns of this tssuo, FAMILY WASHING ?£« g£&* 75 CENTS the sky bo ovorcnat nnd Iho IJIIMIH ara PIIKHIIIK (IU'OIIKII n Wooded Hlrutch of rond. In cloudy wontlior llio drovoro E. A. MERRILL carefully nvold tho hot loin IMIHIH anil ATTORNBY-AT-LAW We Do Not Mark Your Linen woodiul Hoelloim, wlioi'o tho diirlinuuH IN apt to fool tho birds Into bollo'vlnic TOWN HALL BUILDING, Unit tho mm In HIIIUIIIK, 121 Prospect Stroot. A TELEPHONE CALL WILL BRING OUR WAGON Detours rif mil™ nru soniulliiioH iniulo to nvold HIICII condltloiiH, Olico tho birds doclrto to stop for Iho ulidit or Oily It l« linpoHHlblo to force- tlioln to continue tho innreli, Aluriff tl« most ARMIN HOOS WESTFIELD STEAM .,J HAND LAUNDRY commonly tiBmi roails for the driven Ilioro nro roKiiliu1 rooKtliiK PIIICOH nt VIOLIN INSTRUCTOR Telephone 135-W GEORGE H. LOSEY, Prop. cuiivnnlont Intui'valH, which Iho ilruv- Torms noanonaulo tra dhviiyn {ty lo roiioli boforo iluslt. iaa Elm Street, , -VJf> The sum of Ehrhteon dollars anil sev- Road, Block 445. her. 121 Prospect Street. Wcstlleld, N. ».. enty cents n*rnlnet Home Suildln&r and The sum of Five dollars and sixty-one MONDAY, the SEVENTH DAY of DE- proved Order Heptasophs, meets 'nnnlv Co.. for nnd on account of Lots mts against Lillian B LaRue for and CEMBER, 1914. at eight o'clock In the first and third Tuesdays ol each month have 24i pound bags at.... OOC 501-627'Dudlev Avenue. Enst. Block 126. on account of Lots 301-311 'Hlghgate evening, to hear nnd consider objections st Masonic Hall. Provides Fraternal The sum of Eighteen dollnrs and sev- Block 440. to such reports. mHpa and afMossmentn. enty cents nfirnlnst* Homo Building and The sum of Two dollars and eighty- which objections must be In writing and Life Insurance on a sound financial Sunplv Co.. for nnd on nccount of Lots one cents against George St. John, Jr., must bo filed with tho Town Clerk nt basis, Edwin Shelld, Secretary. ' r Map. Block 187. Lots R00-530 Cory Place, Block 127. 164, W5 ami 166, the northeasterly one- MAILS CLOSE Tho sum nf Thlrtv-elffht cents against The sum of Four dollnrs anfl sixty- half of lot 167 nnd the southwesterly 75 Snrnli "R. Kitterinffhnm for nnd on nc- night cents ngalnst Ocorgo St. John, Jr.. Jcct of lot 168, 169, 170 and 171, on "Map For New York, Philadelphia, the Mtiint of Lot M6 Harrison Avenue, West- for and on nccount of Lots 327-331 Scotch of WestfleM Highlands." Northeast, South and Southwest at i>M Manor Man.* Block 187. Ptnins Avenue. Block 443, Second Parcel—• The northwesterly 40 The sum of •Thlrty-filff.it cents against The sum of One hundred and two dol- tact of lQt 174 on "Amended Map 'of part 7.30, 9.16, 10.00 a. m., 12.30, 3.05, 6.30 rnmes KUterlncrhnm for nnd on -account rs nnd eighty-five- cents ngalnst Lillian >f'Wcatneld Highlands." • . and 6.20, p. m. if Lot 938 Hnrrlson Avenue, Westfield ?. LnRnh for and, on account of K. & L- Third Parcel—Lots 172, 173, 192. J93, Vfnnor Map. TMnrk 187. * tnfi-330 St. Goorgo Plncc Block 440.- 194 and 195 on "Amended Map of part For Plalnfleld, Easton and way sta- The sum of Fifty-seven rents nisi lust Witness my ftnhil this eighteenth day if Wcstncld HlRhlands," and lot 159, on tions 7130 a. in., 1.30 and 4.30 p. m. nrnli Klttnrlnpbam for nnd on account nf November, 1014.' 'Map of Wcstncld Highlands," except if TiOt flOfl-flll Hnrrlson Avenue, Weat- ADDI8ON TT. CLARK. luch portions of said lota 192, 193, 194 Tplrt Manor Man. Block 186. Collector of Taxes. tnd • 19fi' on first-mentioned man as are For Elizabeth only 11.10. Tlio sum of Fifty-seven cents nenlnst Cnv. 20-27. Pec. 4-11. Included In Dorian road (formerly Oak rnmes Kftterlnirhnm for and on account itreet). FREE DELIVERY SpecialSale if Lots £113-917 Harrison Avenue, West- inifl Manor Mnn. Block 186. NOT1CE OF ASSESSMENT. Fourth "Parcel—Lot 162 on "Map of Carriers first delivery commences at The sum of Flftv-seven cents ncnlnst Wcstfleld Highlands." except such portion r.30 a. m. Inrnli B«»nnpr fnr and on nocount *>f TjOt Notice is hereby given that Charles thereof as lies within Dorian road (for- >1IMt91 TTntTlion Avenue. Wcstficld Man- H. Denman, Ernest W. Wllcpx and merly Oak street). Carriers' second delivery commences ii- Mnn. Block. IRfi. Isaac Soeley, the Board of Assessors In WILLIAM H. WRIGHT, Sheriff. at 1.30 p. m. FRIDAY and SATURDAY nnd for tho Town of Westticld, in the WILLIAM VAN RU8KIRK, Sol'r. The. snm of Flftv-sovcn cents nuainst 'nihprlho Wfltfor for and on aonnunt. of County of Union, have filed their reports, o2 4tm EDJ&1JC8 Feca %U.Zl R. F. P. No. 1, leaves 8.30. ;ots 993-fl2n Hnr'-lpnn Avenue, Westfldld maps and assessments for special bene- "nr Man. "look IRft. Its done under certain ordinances thero- EXECUTOR'S SETTLEMENT. n>f! sum of Fourteen rtnlihra nnd nlno- n named. That they have ascertained Fire. Alarm Bos Locations. •six rents nenlnst Lillian B. T.nTtim he whole cost of materials, Incidental Notk-c la hereby.-given, That tho ac- for nnd nn nreount of T>ntn 301-1)31 Haste! grading and expenses Incurred In tho utiunt of the aubscrlbor, Executor of NOTICE-rEveryone should know tho Bulbs and Cut Flowers vvonuo. TtloeV 444. jonstructlon of the improvements there- MAltV MASON SAMPSON, deceased, location of-their nearest box. Ttr> sum nf Five finllnrs nnd "tnr»f"- in named and have assessed tho landa Mil bo audited and stated by the Sur- tio. oontw nirntn&t. T.i*llnh Pt, Jo>m T*» ind premises fronting on tho improve- 'ogato, and reported for settlement to 21.—Elm St. and Klmball Ave. ments to the amount that they have been ••hu Orphun's Court of the County of in for nnd on npnnunt of Lots 300-312 ineclally benefltted nnd that the excess 23.—Efllngham Place and Clark St. "nt Avflnup. Block 443. Union, on FRIDAY, the Eighteenth day 258.—Clark St. and Dudley Ave.. V\\f sum of Onp hiniiirfrt nnti twentv- »f the cost over special benefits was }f DECEMBER, next. n flnllnt'H nnd flftv-flvr cont.R ncraftisf charged to the town at large. WILLIAM HARRISON SAMPSON, 297.—Clark and Charles Sts. Fresh Cut Double lonvire R^. John, Jr.. for nticl on nconiint. The ordinances, name of owners, front- Dated Nov. 13th, 1914. 21.—Broad and Elm Sts. t TT. » T.. rtH-IUfi TTnaol Avonue. Block ;es and special assessments are as fol- 141-443.1 ows: - I. H. Van Winkle & Son, Proctors.. 35.—Lincoln and Olrarrt Ayes. Nov. 13-20-27-Dcc. 4-11. 37.—Broad St. and Euclid Ave. The sum nf Snvnntv-hvo dollars" nnd 1. mwSw Fees 14.20 .ytv-nhw contR nirnipRt T.llllft T>l«tz for mprovenionts under an ordinance en- 322.—Highland & Mountain Aves. . YELLOW CHRYSANTHEMUMS ind on nrnopnt Tr. & j 138-140 Harrison titled. "An ordinance to improve North 344.—Mountain Ave, nr Chestnut St. Jt ESTATE OF JESSIE ANDERSON DOR- Street from Central Avenue to the eouth- 43.—North and Central Aves. The Himi nf TlilrtP(»n dollnrs nnd nlnn -veaterly curb lino of Rlploy Place," pas- VALL, Deemed. fonts mrnlnst Wm. M. TTnrrlson for nnd jed and adopted April 6th, 1914, and 465.—North and Fourth AvflB. 50c, 60c, 75c and $1 dozen .in account, of Lots 312-318 Hnrrlson Av- known as Special Ordinance No. 375. Pursuant to the order of OEORGB T. 499.—Stanley and St. Mark's Aves. snnt*. Block 119. 'jot No. Name of Owner Fron'tgo Am't. .'ARROV, ButroBato of the County ol Union, inude on tho application of the 637.—Central Ave. and Park St. Tho sum of Flftv-Hoven contn ngainst 1. Antonio Cotone 170.02 $337.66 2. Domonlco Flllclello .... 37.50 74.48 indcrslKned, Executor or said .deceased, 679.—Washington St. & Boulevard. Never before have we offered Chrysanthemums Catherine Waller for and on nconunt of notice ia hereby siven to the creditors 639.—Westflel* Ave. and Park St. '..nis 301-303 ,Tohn Street. Block 187. 3. G\ilneppe Iannaccone 87.&0 173.78 ot said deceased to exhibit to the sub- *•• at such prices Tho sum of Twenty-nine cents against 4. Raftnele Ollvlere ... 50 99.30 scriber under oath or affirmation their 75.—South Ave. & Cumberland St. Sarah Kftterlnghnm for nnd on account 5. Angelo Olndltti 25 49.65 :lulms untl demands iftsainflt the estate 738.—First St. and Osborn Ave. •• >f Lot 311 John Street. Block 187. 6. Michael Tlrono 50 99.30 jf said doccaacd wltliln nino months This oiim of Fiftv-seven rents ntralnst 7. J. S. Irving Co. 25 40.6G 'mm tlio SEVENTH day of NOVEMBER, 89.—Fire Headquarters Building. imcs Kltteiinelmm fnr nnd on aennunt 8. Raffaele & Ofovunlnna i914, or they will be forever burred from if Tiots riSl-fl'A .Tnhn Streot Block 18B. Zcncaro •. 25 49.CG irosccutlng or recovering the same SPECIAL8: Tulip Bulbs, 15c Dozen Thn sum of F(ftv-p<*ven rents against 9. waldron w. Ward gainst tho subscriber, 1 Tap of Bell will mean- Time, Test irnh TCltMffn^hnm for nnd on nncownt ' (Trustee) 250 0. Carmela Bonaccl f>0 EDWIN BALDWIN,' or Break. •f Lota 32R-327 .Tohn Street, Block 180. Executor. 2 Taps of Bell "Recall, Fire Is Under Hyacinths, 30c Dozen Tim «nm ^of Fiftv-sevon cents no-nlnst 1. Constantlnno Iannaccone fiO •feDermott & Enrlght, Proctors, Homier for nnd on account of Lots 2. Vlngenzo Rlcuardo .. aaw9w - FeeB $11.10 Control." - i.l.t-nsii John Stroot. Btofk I8fi. 3. Morris Gordon 3-3 Taps of Bell will bo special call Tlio smn of Ono floilnr nnd elglitv- 4. Gregorlo Lnttanzfo .. for Thick No. 1. CUT FLOWERS FOR YOUR THANKSGIVING DINNER TABLE »von conts nerulnst Home Building and ' 5. Congottti Marco itnplv Co.. fnr nntl nn nocnunt of Lot 6. Antonio Urcluoil ,.., Fully Explained. 1-4 Taps of Bell call lor Chemical int TCImhnll Avnnuo. Blook 124. I 7. Donatft Urctuoll Tli» colored wxton of * wealth; Engine No. 1. 8. Jose Slmonottl and Tho sum of F.lRhtnon ftollnrn and sev- hureta hud a very »tjUnh malotto wife Try our contract plan by which you can have cut flowers mtv cpiit« nffnlnnt Wm. M. Harrison for Carmela Caputo .... md on nncoiint of Lots 618-524 Klmball 9. Domenlco Cucclnfello Plndlng his domestic Income not qult NEW JERSEY CENTRAL on your table every day during the winter at little expense. Avenue, Block 118. tO, Gui&eppe Cuggtnolll . l h d The sum of Two dollars and tlilrtx- ; !1. ^icola Qlndltta to his expenses, h* decided to 'our contfl against Joseph K. Onllngher | 12. Plotro Iovlno for nn Increase In salary Bo be 'or nnd on nccount of ono ncrc lot. Lam- Trains Leave WESTFIELD Visitors welcome whether purchasers or not. Come tert's Mill Ronrt. wrote a letter to tbe committee In and see 12,000 Chrysanthemums coming into bloom. Tho sum of Twonty-nino oonts against enB of cost over special UiirKf with this eiplanallon nt the Fur New York and Elisabeth at Jlnrk S. Pnvrlno for nnd on account of ofUH to be paid and low, "It's mlgbtjr bnrd to Veep s sent 3.51, 5.18, OtOS, 6.39, 7.06, 7.15, 7.S2. Vit 112, Liberty Avenuo, Block 1009. no by tlio Town nt lursa Tho sum of FlfEy-snven cents against kin wife on a muakrat salary."—New 7.87, (7,63 New York only), 7.66, 8.08, 'lark s. Pftrrmo for nntl on account of Totnl cost fork Bun. 1.14, 8,45, 8,53, 9.40, 10.85, 11,88 a. m, Lots HUMOR Liberty Streot, Block 1007. 2. 1146, 1.06, 1.65, 2.35, 3.03, 9.2$, 4.09, Tlio sum of Ninoty-foiir cents ngnlnst Improvements under, an ordlnanco on- l.lt, 4.48, 6,51, 6.59, 7.61. 9.41, 10,16, Mn TTtvirlnon fnr nnrl on nccount of Lot .ltloa, "An ordinance to establish tho ' O«old«d by tsH. il7 Mnpln atrent. Blonk 118. jurb lines of Stanmoro Place from Pros- l.i'Kiil dlaputes In Borneo are decld -0.4S, 11.64 P. M. Sunday! 3.61, 7.35, pect tftreat to Clark Streat, and to Im- 8,09, 9.03, 9.52, 10.45 A. M., 11,60, 1,06, CHARLES L. DOERRER Tlio sum of Ono dollar nnd elghty- I'd ID a curious manner. Th« two IIU icvon Rents ngnlnst Wm. M". Harrison prove said section of Stanmore Place,' 1.38, 1.16, 3.03, 3.J8, 6.40, 7.06, 7.16, Tor and on acnount of Lots 519-625 Maplo mHHod and adopted May 18, 1014, an' nihtH lire rni'h Riven a lump of anil ol 1.22, 8.47, 10,81, 10.43 P. M. ilroot, Block 118, mown nn Spoclal Ordlnanco No. 376. ho titme site to drop simultaneously Conservatories Ttio 8*im of Slxtonn dollnrs nnd elghty- [jot No, Name of Ownur Fron'tgo AmAm'* t For Newark, 5,18, 6.8$, (7,15 through hroo ennts against ITomo Bulldtng nnd l, William IT. Orr lno I169..159.0C0 nio witter, Tbe one wboM lump dm train), 7.56, 8.45, 9,40, 10.35,11.38 a. m., Jitpply do,, for and on n ceo tint of Lota 2. Wiiiinm H." O7r ,'.',','.',',lisa 139.03 IBHOIVCB IS deemed to be In the wrong Phone 1O-W Westfield, N. J. 114-Ela Mountain Avenuo, Block 128, 11. Howard O, & Florence K. 11,46, l.Ofl, 1.65, 1.85, 8.03, 4,15, 4.48, Tlio sum of Sixteen dollars nnd olghty- Wick 07.43 71.47 nd low* hl« case. 5.(1, 6.6», 7.61, 9.41, 10.43 p. m. Bun- hroo contH nfratnst Homo Building and 4. 13st. Wellington Moru- days 7.S5, 9.03, 10.4S a. m,, 11.50, 1,06, hipnlv Co,, fnr nnd on account ot hotn llOUBO '.,(•••• .580 H9.CM Motintnln Aventio, Block 12R, O.May Harpor 150 . That Made Him Tired, 1.88, 8.0J, 3.28, 5.46, 7.26, 8.23, 8.47, Tlio sum of Thirty-woven dollarB and 0. Isobel Morohouse 108 Hobble- Don't you feel Hr«4, Mr. Bin 10.43 p. m, 'orty contn against Homo Building and 7. Est, Wolllngton Moro- For Philadelphia, 6,80, 6.57, 8.08, ' ?upii!v Co., for nnd on account of Lot* house n.i.xii. 881 lt>? OiioMt-No, Bobhle. Way do yon P ).O6, 11.45 a, m,, 1,46, 1.18, 4.6S, «.I9, J4-T2(1 Mountain Avenue. Btoak 12S, «k? Hobble—'CSHS« pa. s«M h« met Tim sum of Ullffhtnon (lollarfl nntl «ev- r.U, 8.89, 9.38, 10.20, 11.48. Sundays mly contn ngnlnst Horn ft Jlutldlnff nnd fVmotniL of OXQOHS ot cost on IIIHI night and you were carrylnr ;.0B! 8.13, 9.46, 10,65 11,54 a. m,. 11.64, .lunniv Co,, for and onncooimt of T*ots )ver spoalal bonollts to bo n iiwful load.—Boston Transcript ..48, I.W, 4.47, 6.16, 6.U, 8,!», 9,«8, 12R-U(l Afountnln Avonun. Tilook 128. . mid nnd borno by tho Town FREE! Tim Hum of Fortv-noven contu ngnlnat at largo , 10,45, 11,44 p, m,, 1,11 a, m, .oulfto % Arlnmn for nnd on account nf God gare you that gifted tongue to For Baston, Bethlehem, Alkntown, ..nlfl 149-144 NotheTWoort ,Avomir, Block make known your trns meaning to i.01, 8.08, 9.06, 10.85 a, m,, 1.61, 4.68, FIVE YOUNG, AMERIGA SAVING STAMPS 'lin mim of Seven dpltnrfi linfl forty- improve men In under tut ordinance an> men and not to rattle it Hke • J.tO, (8,49 Easton only) p. m. Sun- IU contfi ntrnlnnt Home Bundlnff nnd titled, "An ordlnanoo (o Improve a a«o- i's belL-CaHyle. days 6,06, 8.13, 9.48 a. m,, 1.48, 5.15, >nlv Co.. for nnd on nnr.oitnt fit Low .tlon ofi Ariino-*lingtoOn AvonuoAvonuo,, " poisepaiaed anand 1.5,1 p. m. •••••. ,n-(i73 Parkview Avenue, niock 1ST, adopted October 20th. 1013, ana known Tho «iim of Thlrtv-fivn rtollnrfl.. nnrt as Bnoo ial Ordinanc_ e No. 8fl8. For Wllk«s-B»rre and Soranton, 6,01, .This Coupon entitles the holder to 5 Young 1 Iftv-throf) cdntn nsralnnt TTomo .••• Lot No. KamNmea off OOwne r FFron'tve Am 1.06 a, m,i 6,20 p, m,i Sundays 6.06, ^America Trading StarnpB when presented at the " lurnitv Co,, for nnd on nncou 1. Lloyd Thomp*on .«,, .ao •ulldlni Chsraotsr. 9.4« %, m,, S,1S p, m, ' ...... fiOMff Pni'kvlftw Avnnue, look a, weiitnoid n. JO, co, ,, We prepare ourxolrei • for suddw For Atlantlo City, 3.51, 9.40 a, nt., '.' office of The Standard. Tha'itum at flftv«n