THE CHATHAM PRESS

VOL. XX. NO. 2 CHATHAM, MORRIS CQUNTYr N; J.f JANUARY 8, '19UT PRICE, iTVE CENTS

which should be replaced with new as Jeremiah C. White, a Democrat, for BOARD OF WORKS soon as possible. The report was ac- THE NEW MAYOR many years, was abolished, and J. THE HOME AND SCHOOL ASSOCIATION cepted and filed. • Fred Runyon was elected clerk of com- A tentative budget of $17,000, the mittees at a salary of $100 a month. TO BE FORMED same as last year, was adopted, which ' IS SWORN IN His predecessor received $75. It was LOOK—REMEMBER. their eyes as they come In sight of budget will be revised, downward we stated tliat Mr. Runyou muBt give his the home-place. hope, when the various committees An Ordinance Providing for F. L. Auble To SUC* time to the work, audit all bills sub- Dr. Florence Richards will speak at If this is the worth-while-thing In have made their estimates of the mitted, ami keep track of things In the Public School Auditorium this Sat- life, home-dwellers must train the Such a Body Introduced at amounts to be expended during the Ceed Him HS a Member general. urday afternoon, January 8th, at 2.30 young for home-making; boys for year. The present budget is made up the Council Meeting A tentative budget of $450,175 was o'clock,. Admission free to all mothers fatherhood and girls for maternity. It of the following amounts: Roads, LIST OF APPOINTMENTS^.,lopted as against $505,000 for 1916. and daughters over twelve years. Sub- is too serious for guess work. $4,000; fire, $500; health, $300; sink- OTHER BOROUGH BUSINESS ject, "Eugenics for Girls." ing fund, $1,700; general borough, The new Council for 1916 met on I Special Music Herrice. $3,000; police, $1,200; joint sewer, KATCRE NOTES FOB LITTLE Saturday morning at 10 o'clock to I special music service will be held At the first regular councll^meetiuK $1,800; sewer maintenance, $2,600; A The education that the world most PEOPLE. of the new body on Monday evening, organize for the new year. The elec- to-morrow evening at the Ogden Me- needs is for good parent-hood, that liKht th« feature of the session was the in- maintenance. $2,000. tion of last November completely church, under the direction of which will help all of us to understand This week we had expected to bare The annual report of the police de- troduction of an ordinance providing changed the control of the Council, liss Esther White, the director of the that In every child are infinite pos- something about sheep, but there was for the establishment of a Hoard of Partment showed thirty-two arrests, from that of a fusion of Democrats, hoir. The order of service for this sibilities for good, and that to know not time to do the little story. It may Public Worp, which Is to pcrtbrm the thirty-two complaints, forty-three given j Progressives and Independent Ilepub- , vening will be as follows: how to develop them is to render the come for you next week and here are work hlthi lodging Three were committeed to Means, who ran on a reform ticket Irgan Prelude—Pastoral Matthews earth and Heaven the highest service. four little verses while we wait: Water CoAiissionerB, which will be jail, one discharged, fourteen lined, one two years ago, to Republican. Then inthem—Jubilate Deo Schilling The Sheep. held for grand jury, two dismissed, one \ is now only one lone member of this legislated out of office, and in addition Invocation and the Lord's Prayer "The Girl or To-day Is the Mother of "Lazy sheep, pray tell me why 1 will take charge of the sewerage and reprimanded and discharged, three sen- reform party left, Councilman Wesley' (chanted) To-morrow." In the grassy fields you lie, drainage work of the Borough. tences suspended, one turned over to R. Conklin, a Democrat. The Creed and the Gloria Last week, our talk upon sex educa- Eating grass arid daisies white, other police, one paroled,- one turned From the morning till the night? The ordinance, which Is based on Mayor-elect William G. Badgley-Re8ponsiV(, Reading tion was plain. It is no time for low Everything can something do, Chapter 219 of the Laws of 1912, pro over to Rahway reformatory, two com- tendered his resignation as council- Carol- Let All Men Sing God's Praises mumbling, or "beating about the But what kind of use are you?" vides that Immediately upon its pass- plaints withdrawn, and costs imposed man, which was accepted, and he was old Bohemian bush." We are arriving at the answer age It shall be the duty of the mayor upon one. The lines imposed Including then sworn in as Mayor. The two Hymn 320—Coronation to our realest problem, and we are "Nay, my little master, nay, Do not serve me so, I. pray; to appoint six "suitable citizen"??" of the costs, amounted to $87.85. The new councilmen, Charles H. Van Wert ScrlpUm- Lesson facing it In the light. was accepted and filed. and Lewis R. Brown, were sworn in p Don't you see the wool that grows Borough as a Roard of PublTc Works. raver Neither are we "picking up" a learn- On my back to make you clothes? Two of these are to be appointed for Mayor lladgley appointed Ezra F. as counellmen and took their seats as Offertory- MyiShepherd Sartl ing aa to how it Is right to rear Robert Cold, ah! very cold you'd get * one year, two for two years and two Ferris constable, and the council con- members. Former Mayor L. S. Page Hymn 152 Faber and Rose. We think we are going If I did not give you It. curred In the appointment. was Invited to sit with the council- Address for three years. about It intelligently. To be sure that "Sure, It Beems a pleasant thing They are to have charge of the water The annual report of Overseer of the men at this organization meeting. Carol—Gloria in Excelsis Old French it is entirely true, come and hear Dr. Mayor Badgley then appointed Floyd p yer To nip the daisies in the spring. plant, and the water distribution sys- Poor William H. Shuster was read, and ra Florence Richards. She will talk to But many chilly nights I pass L. Auble as councilman tor one year Hymu .135—Diadem tems, with power to fix rales and gov- showed that several families had been us about preparation for mother-hood. On the cold and dewy grass, to succeed himself, and the Council .Benediction ern the business generally; and the helped to small amounts, two sent to This is essentially an/opportunity for Or pick a scanty dinner where unanimously confirmed the appolnt- All the common's brown and bare. same applies to the electric light sys- the county poor house, and two chil- Organ Postlude- Quest of the Magi showing our girls how they belong in tem. They have power to make exten- dren to the Children's Home at Parsip- ment. Matthews the home, and for a beginning ac- "Then the farmer comes at last, sions, Improvements and alterations, pany. Mr. Shuster said that clothing The Council, as at present consti- quaintance with a personal ideal, When the merry spring Is past. except that they cannot bond the Ilor had been given him by some of the tuted, consists of Lawrence Day, which is the image that a girl forms And cuts my woolly coat away To warm you In the winter's day; ough for any purpose, and all their acts women's organizations of the local Wesley R. Conklin, Louis R. Brown, of her own possible later Belt. ihtmhe:. which he had given to needy EMPLOYMENT Little master, this is why are subject to the approval of the coun- F. L. Auble, Charles H. Van Wert and In this boasted age of progresB, we In the grassy fields I lie." poor. There are no needy cases in the cil^ Joseph Walden. Lawrence Day was are paying scientific attention to ani- —ANN TAYLOR. So far the powers of the Hoard of | borough at present. The report was ac- elected president of the Council. OF CHILDREN mal industry, and to drawing out the Public Works coincide with the pres cepted. After prayer by the Rev. Laurens hidden energies of the soil, but only (JIOTTO, THE SHEPHERD BOT. ent Board of Water Commissioners, but 1 A coinniunlcatiun from A. L. Page H Seelye, pastor of the Congrega- County Superintendent a few mothers are training theii the ordinance gives the new body fur- 'thanked th > road committee of the tional Church, who asked for a unity 'laughters to the truth of what they aken From Marion M. George's Book. mil for the prompt response to his I of spirit for community good, with a ther powers In the care and mainte- Claims That Such Work are. Girls approaching the age of There once lived in Italy a shep- special plea that more and better pro- nance of the sewer Byste.ni in the bor- request that the road at Stanley be re: : Is Illegal grown-up womanhood whose minds erd boy named Olotto. His home vision be made for the needs of the ough and with the drainage system. It paired, and asking that when the are nourished chiefly on airy dreams was a little stone cottage on the side children, the Council got down to Is specifically enjoined, however, from weather was suitable further work be of parties and clothes, are looking f a hill. Below the house were'green business. STATE LAW IS QUOTED jurisdiction over that portion of the , done on this street. toward marriage without any knowl- fields and a river, and In the fields The Fidelity Investing Company, George K. Lum, a former council- edge of the meaning and responsibil- system of sewerage collection and dis I In various sections of our County father worked. Giotto watched which owns the Clearview tract on man, presented the new Mayor with a ities of parenthood other than that posal at present controlled by the Madl- there seems to be employed consider- [he sheep as they fed on the hillside, L'a.-,t Main street, asked what the Bor- handsome gavel, mounted with silver, gleaned through gossip. son-Chatham Joint Meeting. able numbers of children of compul- nd as he had nothing else to do he ough would require before accepting with the Inscription, "Presented to Every normal girl and youung man The bofrd will have full power to ap- sory school age contrary to ttie pro- drew on a rock, pictures of the sheep. Minton avenue as a public street The William G. Badgley, fourth Mayor of joks forward to founding a home, point all labor and help necessary to visions of the Compulsory Attendance He had no pencil or paint, so he used matter was referred to the road com- Chatham, 1916." place to prettify for the girl and a i small, sharp stone to scratch the carry out their work, and to fix their The Mayor's appointments were as | Law. While much of such employment mittee. ace to work for, to the young man. utlines of objects he wished to draw. salaries. An exception to this is In is of pupils attending school, the work A release was authorized for the follows: is about as far as they can Bee out His sheep were always moving about the case of the clerk, who is to be an being done out of school hours, In Samuel Lum property, which was Borough Clerk—W. S. Angell. sal- their inexperience and scant knowl- and he drew them as they were run- appointee of the mayor as at present, many cases this outside work serious- bought in by the borough at a tax sale. ary $1,000. dge. They do not know that home ning, walking, lying down, or eating. and who is to perform the same duties ly Interferes with their proper pro- for the Board of Public Works as he- The meeting started at ten minutes Borough Attorney—E. L. Quacken- etermlnes the physical and hygienic One day a stranger came riding up bush, salary $100. gress in their studies, and not infre- does for the Board of Water Commis past eight and adjourned at twenty nditions of society; whether we he hill and saw Giotto as he was Board of Water Commis- quently the employment Is of a kind, sioners. The board, however, collects minutes past nine. Member mil have a race stunted, 111 nourished sketching the sheep. He stopped and years)—W. M. Hopping. and at hours, positively forbidden by and disburses Its own funds, handing sioners (3 nil under-developed, or a race of ooked at the pictures on the rock. Recorder—James O. Wad- law. Borough 'icient, resourceful, dynamic men and fter watching the boy work a while the moneys collected to the Borough For the information of the public I dell. omen. e said: treasurer and paying their bills by or- CHATHAM TOWNSHIP submit the following section of the Member Sinking Fund Commission In the first part cif adolescence "Those are good sheep, my boy. I ders drawn on that official and signed Compulsory Education Law, which -A. H. Day Cf years). ere is an awakening of sexual con am an artUt, too, I have a work-shop by the chairman and clerk. This was treats especially of the employment of COMMITTEE MEETS Commissioners of Assessment—Dr. iousness, with its strange reticences n the city. If you will come and work within the power of the Board of children when the schools are not in F. H. Lum, C. L. Healy and Charles A. id apparent vagaries, all a part of with me, I will teach you how to use Water Commissioners also, but that session: Miller. e process of relating the conscious brush and paints. I will show you body never took advantage of their Reports for the Closing Year Section 13. Whenever a child be- Overseer of Poor- William H Shu- If to social living. In later adoles- how to make other pictures." powers. The final clause of the ordl tween the age of ten and sixteen years and Organization for •ence come the co-ordinating of this Giotto was wild with joy. He wished ance repeals all ordinances or parts of ster, salary $25. esires to work in order to assist in elf with its fuller consciousness of o go at once, so he took the stranger ordinances inconsistent with it, and the New Year Library Trustee (S years)—Mrs. upportlng itself or the family, It xual functions to society. The man o his father. They talked for a long thUB the ordinance passed in 1897 form Ralph E. Lum. hall be lawful for the parent, guard- ow finds he has a sexual self, not only ime and Giotto begged so hard that ing the Board of Water Commissioners, THE NEW TAX MAPJanitor of Borough Hall—A. H. Tay- ian or other person having the cus- 3 be subdued, but to be made to serve, his father finally said he might go. and amended In 1902 to Include the lor. salarV $240. tody and control of said child between i be harnessed and traliUjjf" b"~a Giotto lefV-hlo-sheep and went to Ifie" electric light, will be repealed when The Chatham Township Committee Member Municipal Building Com- he ages of ten and sixteen years to the new measure goes into effect. ridle that it may pull Its own load. home of the artist. There he worked met on Saturday morning at civ. nljttpe—T. W. Dawson (3 years). He a petition with the supervisor of for years. He learned how to carve The ordinance was passed on first hall, to close up the business of 1915 Police Captain- -Francis L. Heater. chool exemption certificates of the Facing the question of the burden and to build beautiful buildings as and second reading, Councilman Conk- and to organize for 191 ti. The Treas- Marshals—Edwfcrd Weary, P. T. Cal- chool district In which the child re- f a home is the greatest hour In many well as to paint pictures. lin alone dissenting, and will be passed urer reported receipts last year of lahan, W. H. Shuster and W. Broad- deB, which petition shall set forth the ives The motive which governs the But even though he became a fam- on third and final reading at the next $5,107.67, and disbursements of $3,726.- well. act that said child desires to secure ourse of action at that time we cal ous man, Giotto never forgot his monthly meeting on February 7. 2ti; leaving a balance on hand of $1,- Sanitary Engineer—Clyde Potts, sal- •mployment in order to help support we. conjugal love, and domestic at- sheep or his life as a shepherd lad. We Councilman Conklin, chairman of the 442.41. The Collertor, Dayton Bald- ary $100. self or family, together with evi- ectlon. This it is that lights fires on know this because he built a beauti- t sidewalk committee, recommended that ivin, reported more than $9,000 re- Police and Fire Surgeon—Dr. Bert ence which shall comply with the illions of hearths; this that shelter ful tower of pink, white, and green i snow ordinance be amended to pro- vived. The Overseer of Poor report- A. Prager. irovisions of this act as to the age of nd consecrates childhood; this tha marble and carved in the marble a Vide that where a sidewalk In the bor- ed receipts of $96 and expenditures Committees. aid child and the character of the mpports educational agencies; thl picture of a shepherd with his sheep. ough was not cleared of snow or ice of $96. Roads—Van Wert and Conklin. ork the child is to perform, which hat makes mothers delight In servic This showed that he often thought of within twenty-four hours, the offending For the new year Louis A. Noe was Sidewalks—Conklin and Auble. ork shall only include selling news- therwise mean and lowly; this thai his old home on the hillside and his party should be brought before the chosen Chairman of the Committee Legal Questions—Day and Conklin. papers, blacking shoes, running er- makes men bend their backs day af- flock of sheep. Borough Recorder and a fine not less and Charles A. Johnson treasurer. El- Finance—Walden and Auble. •ands, and other light employments, er day In toil; this that puU light l than one dollar nor more than ten dol- lott Averett, of Dlxiedale Farm, in the Police—Auble and Van Wert. Wert, lot otherwise prohibited hy law for lars be imposed. On motion this rec- Stanley district of the Townsh p. was Sewers and Drainage—Van ihildren under sixteen. If upon In More Holiday Weddings. Rev. Mr. Peters. «Mr. and Mrs. ommendation was referred to the legal present* and qualified as a member. Day and Brown. ?estigation It shall be found that the Miss Dorothy L. Smith, elder daugh- Clarke are residing In Chatham. committee, who will prepare a suitable He was c'ec.ed to succeed Edward W. Members Madison-Chatham Joint 'acts set forth In the petition are true er of Mrs. Mabel M. Smith, and Ern- amendment to the ordinance and re- Blarier, of Green Village, who aftet Meeting—Ralph E. Lum, Frank L. Kel- the worV will not isV J. Lines, jit Warwick, N. Y., were WUI Eteort port at the adjourned meeting to be being a ire:nber of the Committee {or ley and E. L. Quackenbush. ifh the child's standing In school, or narried Sunday evening at the home The . Madison Drum Corps and 1 held Jaacary 17. sothat it can be pftsa- a fiumbe • of years resigned In order Railroad—Dayan, Walded Walden ann d Brown. with the child's health, it shall be law- jf the bridegroom's uncle, Floyd L. about 100 other folks from Morris ed on'first and Becond reading this to ^becjmie. .Road.. Commigstorter, and ful for the supervisor of school exemp- Brooks, on Kings road. The ceremony county are going to Trenton on Tues- r The office of road commissioner was S«-"inontIl 'aBd become operative in Fet> then lesijned that ^>lace In order to abolished. tion certificates to grant to said child was performed by the Rev. Dr. J. Ho- day, the 11th, at the opening of the ruary. be free to go Into the crushed stone Lawrence Day was elected president an age and working certificate, to hart Egbert, and Miss Mildred Lum New Jersey legislature, to escort As- The election of Charles A. Miller as business ard sell h's wares to the of the Council on motion of Council- work at such times as the public attended the bride. A very large num- semblymen George W. Downs and nhlef of the lire department, and P. J Township. man Van Wert. schools in the district shall not be In ber of young people attended at the Harry Mutchler. Edward Bhlers, Rellly and W. R. Kelley first and sec- The new tax map was received and session,, but not before six o'clock in station to see the young couple off, chairman of the Republican County ond assistants respectively, was approv- accepted as satisfacto-y. It cost MorrlH Connty Freeholders. the morning nor after seven o'clock for Warwick, N. Y., where they will Committee, extends an invitation to ed on>fecommendatlon of Councilman only the very low pr'ce of $345, The Morris County Freeholders or- at night. Any person, the members o make their home. all who desire to join the party. The Brown, chairman of the fire committee. wii'ch was ords'ed pa'i. It is ganized for the year on Saturday ac any firm or the officers or agents o party will leave Denville at 7.62 and The annual report of the fire chief, believed that it will serve for a num- cording to the plans of the Republican any corporation employing, permitting Axel K. Swenson and Miss Elsie Newark at 9.22 on the Pennsylvania showing that there had been seven ber of yearn without change. caucus. or allowing a child to work, contrary McGarr were married on New Year's railroad, arriving at Trenton at ..-alarms during the year, four genera Simon E. Estler, of Butler, was to the provisions of this Bectlon Day by the Rev. Dr. J. Macnaughtan eleven o'clock and marching from the and three still alarms, was read. The Morris Cotmly Farmers. chosen director of the board, and Wil shall be deemed and adjudged to be at his residence on Hillside avenue. depot to the State HouBe. The cost report further stated that the property An Important delegation of Morris liam Hosking, of Dover, clerk. Mr, disorderly person or persons, and up Mr. and Mrs. Swenson will make is nominal being only transportation \reatened, fly flre was valued at $22,- County farmers, headed by Professor Hosking succeeds J. Arthur Richards pon conviction thereof, shall be fine their home on Falrmount avenue. and lunch charges. 800, while the actual loss had been only I Aha Agee of Rutgers College, petl- of Dover, also a Republican. fifty dollars, or imprisoned not to ex about $260. The department, the re-ltioned the Board of Freeholders last The othgr officers elected were: En ceed one year or both; provided, thai Announcement haB been made of the By the way have you noticed the port said, had been handicapped during',week to appropriate $1,500 for the em- gineer, Frederick S. Smith; counse nothing contained in this sectioi marriage of Oscar Clarke, son of the scarcity of those "mysterious" muni- the last few months by the absence of ployment of a farm demonstrator, to John M. Mills; collector, Joseph Mc- Bhall apply to any child employed 1: late Vincent Clarke, and Miss May tions plants explosions since the Oar- agricultural pursuits. man attaches got their walking p»- proper apparatus, condition which serve In that county. The matter will Lean; road supervisor, Martin J. Mur- Jackson, of Orange. The ceremony persT would be very shortly remedied, be acted upon by this year's new phy. The position of clerk of the road J. HOWARD HUL8ART, was performed on December t*. by the p£kovt M0 ttrt of old hon remained,Board. oommlttM, wtaloh has bwa held by County Superintendent \ *HE CHATHAM gunneri and cati from the cemeteries, the latter through the use of cat-proof Commutation FEED THE BIRDS fences. The placing of bird boxes In BOROUGH BUSINESS DIRECTORY Do Yon Know J» WORTH MONEY trees is recommended, 'as well as the IN WINTER TIME construction of fountains or other EDWARD H. LUM You wouldn't throw «w«y money- Hold on to your ticlut diInking place for the birds. L. W. MARTENIS and bring it to th« VAN DYK STORE. It it v.lu*bl. «ny i lieal Estate and Insurance time from tin first to tn» umb of tba following month. ! "YOUR TICKET WHEN THB MO NTH IS O'ER Morrlntown Trout Company. CHATHAM AND NEWAHK. N. J. UNDERTAKER IS WORTH A QUARTER AT VAN DYK* ITOItE" Itenl Estate Bought. Sold. Rented or Ei- Audubon Society Issues a The Morrlstown Trust Company be- elmiiKed. l'ro.iwrty taken eharve of. Rente gins the New Year with a few changes Collected. Et«. Ufe aud Fire Insurance In b«-«t Coimwnleu Ht low rates. Cholo* Build- MAIN STREET, CHATHAM FOR TEA. COFFEE | Timely Plea for Our in Us Board of Directors, and with a ing L"U for awle. PHONE 738-M I most gratifying record of prosperity, AUTO 8EHVIOE IF DfcSIRED BUTTER, EGGS | Winged Friends attained through the practice of sound banking principles such as C. LERCH GO TO fommend It to the confidence and pa- F.S.HIGBID SHELTER .AND FOOD itronage o' the public. The surplus Carpenter and Builder SO BARCLAY STRttT ./ NEW YORK CITY and profits of ihe company now Civil Engineer & Surveyor Ceavaaiaot «• Tub* wl all Dawaiawa Farria* CHATHAM N.J. amount to more lhan one million dol- E»timateti given and contracts taken The benefit derived by birds from lars, and are steaJlly Increasing. The CHATHAM, N. J. Jobbing and Ite-modeling a. Specialty the proper distribution of food to take Institution deservedly ranks among Give UB a trial. Residence Hedges Ave the place of the berries and insects the foremost in this part of the State P. O. Box 29 buried under the snow is explained h. |a circular issued by the New Jersey ! llemardHTllle N'ewR-Iteeorder. GEO. J. COLLINS Audubon Society. A plea for more I At the close of a meeting of the Contractor and Builder H. L. CARLEY EDW. P. MILLER ® SON, food and shelter stations it made in stockholders of the Bernardsville Carpenter and Builder the circular. This and the campaign No Job too Big—No Job DEALERS IN News-Recorder on Monday, it was an Estimates Given of the National Association ot Audu- nounced that Mrs. Levi R. Trumbull too Small Jobbing Promptly Attended to Ixm Societies to have all the ceme- now owns the newspaper. Mrs. Trum Tel. 0D3-J- RUB. N. Hillside Ave. teries of the country converted Into hull bought out the interests held by I'hone 681-r Chatham CHATHAM Scran ton Coal bird sanctuaries, comprise the latest Dr. N. H. Adslt of Succasunna. She (NOTHING BETTKH IN A!*THKACITK) efforts to help the birds. formerly edited the Bernardsville "In sections of New Jersey where News, but sold that newspaper to JOHN GOEHNER i' bay berry bushes grow in pro-Harry B. Adslt, editor of the Bernards- I. C. CUSTER BITUMINOUS AND CANNEL COAL fusion," states the circular, "the Chatham, N. J. ville Recorder, for $8,500. The two fainter. KINDLING, BLOCK OR GRATE WOOD myrtle warbler remains throughout papers then were merged under the EXPERT AGRICULTURAL BLASTING the winter, the sole representative of name ot The News-Recorder. MrR. Estimates Given on all Kindt ot this Insect-eating group. He supple- Trumbull was forced to take over the Stumps and Large Hocks Removed Painting and Dscorating. Subsoil Broken np Fertilizers and Land Lime ments the lather meager Riipply of in-paper or lose considerable money, as I. '>. Box 848, CHATHAM, N.J Rerl food then to be found with the only $700 had been paid to her toward bay berries, which contain some of the The Bernardsville News, she declared. OFFICE & YARD: SUMMIT AVENUE essential food properties of fatty meat. Not How Cheap.a Telephone 624-w Summit City Government. Ruford Franklin was installed as FAIRMOUNt CEMETERY "Chickadees and titmice find a con- But How Good, HUDSON HUCHMORE, President siderable part of (heir winter hill of Mayor of Summit on Saturday, and WM. H. LUM. Treasurer. Ttfl. 717-w LOCAL AGENT FOR NAZARETH PORTLAND CEMENT fare in Hie eggs of lent caterpillar, Walter S. Topping was chosen Presi- Is Our Motto FRANK MEAD. Seo'r. Tel 61«-m moth and planl lice, which, in winter, dent of the City Council. J. L. HNOOK. 8upt. Tel. 738-w QUALITY FIRST and Then a PRICE 11 OHWIN, lat cemetery) Tel, J73-w remain fastened on the twigs and con- For members of the Board of Health THAT'S RIGHT For Both Parties. cealed in the crevices of the bark of Mayor Franklin named Dr. William H. trees. Brown creepers, likewise, sys- Lawrence, Jr., who was re-appolnted tematically search the bark of trees although a while ago he intended to from ground to top for the pupae and refuse the place; David D. Gilchrlst, CHAS. K. JOHNSON eggs of Insects. The downy and hairy who will succeed Colonel Allan B. Special Sale Wallace, and Burton L. Boye, pres- Rough Weather woodpeckers and the nuthatch include Watchmaker For Ladles' and Children's Shoes codling moth pupae in their winter ident of the West End Association, faro. Purple (Inches, goldfinches, who will succeed Dr. Thomas P. Prout, Jeweler and Optician. who resigned. Philip V. R. Van Wyck white-throated and tree sparrows, anil Footwear Eyes examined free of Sole agens for the Dorothy Dodd and Educator other members of the finch family, de- was re-appointed trustee of the Free Shoes vour Immense quantities of weed seed, Public Library charge by a specialist as well as some insect food. Blue- The Coui: ' appointed Robert C. Long Rubber Boots 4.50 Phonographs and Records birds often linger in the North In win-Wheeler, oi' I'lainfield, city engineer FULL LINK OF STATIONBRY We carry only the best quality of Goodyear ter and the various wild berries sup- for a term of three years, succeeding Short Rubber Boots 3.75 Glove and Gold Seal Rubbers plement such Insect food as they are Alexander Hliiir; Police Justice Ar- Sewing Machines able to discover." thur W. Hicks, re-appointed for a term Felt Boots, 2 buckles 3.00 TOR BALE Oil TO RENT OF ALL of three years at a salary of $600; When the recent severe snow storm KIND8. Needle* and Oil | Hosiery &. Specialty | came on, It completely covered the Seaman L. Wright, re-appointed build- Men's Rubbers 1.00 ing Inspector for one-year term at bay berry supply. At the food and 2O MAIN STREET, G. A. MILLIGAN shelter station maintained by the sec-$500; Fire Chief Charles H. Wilson Ladles' Rubbers .75 Near Library, MADISON, N. J. Home of Good Shoes retary of the New Jersey Audubon So- and Assistant Fire Chiefs Kirby Den- ciety, the myrtle warblers found a sup-nU, William Ahlgrim and Henry L. Boys Rubbers .85 Telephone C»U 18J-R 8 Maple St. Phone 199-M Summit, N. J. ply of bay berry branches with the Muchmore, re-appointed; Alfred M. berries on, under the shelter of aJones to succeed William Grow as Misses' Rubbers .65 porch, and so eager were they for themember of the Board of Assessors, berries that the close proximity of three-year term with salary of $400; luimanx ilid not deter them in thNormae n S. Garis, re-appointed clerh Children's Rubbers .55 of the Board of Assessors, three-ye-ir Taxi=Cab Your Sewing Machine least from greedily helping them- Needs cleaning or repairing. Don't wait til) you need to selves. term, salary $450; Stephen W. Borden, re-appointed city electrician, one year, use it. Nuthatches, downy woodpeckers, salary, $275; Kliuer Day, re-appoiitnl SERVICE chickadees, Juneos, song, while- C CAPARASO Perhaps you wish to exchange it for a new one. We make dog warden, one year, salary $120. Taxi meets all trains. Car a generous allowance. tbrouted and tree sparrows, purple PASSAIC AVE. to rent by the hour, day finches and bluejays flocked to the or trip. Singer Sewing Machine Co. Inc. .wire suet holders and the food coun- Bernards' County Taxes. Robert Kay, Collector of Taxes for ..th.t'' te.ceuliye^ mood ojt JMeeta^ all (trains.. Cars for !5?^* GRANUM FRED. BENDER jibe person. Th> number of l>'-\ls Is hire by hour, day or 'trip. HAY, GRAIN, FEED AND I really small compared to what it Experienced chauffeurs • POULTRY SUPPLIES -.'•..-^/'{lieunsiiieeienedFOOD. •would he were but a little effort made. Phono 058-W Clint li.im, N. J. I "Much haR been done to drive birds Phone 613-J For Nursing Mothers and Babies iaway*" from cemeteries. Kiequently ith*re is not a yard of underbrush Paint Yoer House? It Improves the Quantity and jwheie a thrasher or vireo can build its Will do it promptly and as cheap ai nest. There are no pods or other Quality of Mothers' Milk. Choice Meats and s consistent with good work. Charles L Kelley I means for the birds to sla'.e their Guaranteed Nurse |thlrRt. Tree surgery has closed the Wo do interior work, too. Dealer if all Kinds of Norsey Stock j •Al the Ume t arm far Utopia of IMPERIAL 'cavities whence titmouse, wren or Vegetables Thirl; years' experience in painting, CRANI'M, I Inttnrfod lo «,>• h.l,,, l,,,i mj All Fruit Tree* guaranteed to hiubanil inaiatrd thit I take it an^af-lf, mj try I blue-bird formerly issued to consoK' f this counts, consult lo BtirM hrr until hut wralhrr «u u

from Hd« to site of the strip, widen PRINCE LAZAROVICH to a house would b* oalltd the dtnln* room. Here when ha was in port In time of peace the commander In chief Newark SPEAKS AT MADISON would give hla official dinner*. In time of war the cabin Is partly POPULAR OF ALL •creened off, as there la more room Descendant of the Former than Blr John and his staff need for meals. Aft of this Is what would be Sovereigns of the Serb called in a house the sitting room. ii The furnishings are of the simplest. 7 OPPENHEIM€UJNS&€ Everything Inflammable could be re- Empire moved promptly In case of action. Broad and William Streets The few names In the visitors' book ! Frederick Palmer Writes of Fight- on a table were suggestive of the A HIGH AUTHORITY ing Commander of Britain's fleet's Isolation from Intercourse with the rest of the world. One name was Great Fleet. the king's and another the prince of Important Announcement The interesting announcement is Wales, and a few others were those of made that Prince Lazarovich-Hjebel- high officials. lanovicb will address the Tl.uraUy MASTER OF HIS PROFESSION The visitor looked about In Tain for Morning Club of Madison at its anni- signs of the Immense amount of offi- The Greatest versary meeting on January 13, on cial detail which would seem neces- "Some Problems of Internali )!ia! No Matter What Difficulties Arlss Hs sary for the focal point of a vast Politics." The prince is a desciM.ilaiil It Always Smiling—The One Man campaign. Borne staff officers and a of the famous Emperor Lazar, wlm Who Cannot Risk Being Ab- few records were all. The flagship was the sovereign of Serbia whim '.hit ie it From the Fleet- Is kept cleared for action In this as / Loved by Officers. In all other respects. The actual di- January__Clearance Sale country was the foremost power of recting of the three thousand ships southern Europe, extending frmn Mir- and auxiliaries of the British navy is if. Alack Sea to the Aegean and i > tl.e By FREDERICK PALMER. London.—Of all the great leaders of carried on in a space occupied In a Ever Held by this Establishment Adriatic; and he in to-day one nf the the war Sir John Jelllcoe, command- New York office by a lawyer and two jpiost eminent statesmen of tin' Ser- ing tho British grand fleet, Is least or three clerks. An orderly went and bian nation. known to the world, and his Is the came with messages from the wire- Entire Stock of Women's and Misses Suits, Coats, Wraps. He has been activ • In Eu" true value—its soothing, beneficial effect upon mind and of Het-lth; inspector of buildings and ily as if he had been on the quarter- Jelllcoe seems the head of a family. combustibles. D. E. Romine; sinking deck. Nothing ever seems to ruffle In frequent consultation, they know body, and to them it is an essential part of the daily diet. Now, fund committee, C. W. Ennls: electri- his equanimity. His personal charm one another in the fellowship of their cian, F. E. Plerson; police surgeon, would win him his way anywhere; confined existence. If he had any- Dr. George L. Johnson. but when you have served with him, thing to say to one of them or they in the "evening of life" it is helping them to "grow old gracefully.** to him, the deflniteness of their re- The business of the local postoffice then you realize what a master of his profession be Is." marks and the promptness of his re- for December exceeded all records, be- plies were Impressive. Decision ing ahead of the corresponding month Only the commander In chiefs .flag PRIVATE SEAL is the Beer for which she flies distinguishes the flag- seemed automatic with him. of 11U hy .about.M0Q. .During the skip, which le ID the center c? the He showed the. visitors .over ,the family use—the minimum of alcohol month there were A20,000 one-cent and( fleet, from the rest of the gray fight- flagship himself, calling attention to with die m»Timinn of refreshing, healthful 143,000 two-cent stamps.sold, besides ers In their preelse-lines-at anchor things which he thought would Inter- tonic qualities.T —* —.•— 28,400 of larger' denominations. In In harbor. Sir John takes his exer- est them, as he led the way along Christmas week there were 1.37R sacks cise and his holidays pacing the quar- the cramped passages behind the Order a COM to-day frSW%our dmalmr. of mall dispatched and 1,635 received. ter-deck. He never leaves the fleet armor or pointed the way "to enter Omm trial will mak* you a permanent bmyr. Four teams, making two trips n day, even for a few hours. The command- one of the turrets where the gun crews were going on with their drill, were employed to deliver SB.OflO pnek- er In chief is the one man who must take no risk of being absent If the which they went through like BO many •fM. German fleet should come out. machines. Most of them were in the Not tall, spare, his face tanned by late twenties or early thirties, mature, Uncle Ephralm rrar. ill, and wa» the breezes, he walks up and down experienced and confident. treated by a physician, who seemed fo the deck, sometimes with one of his "All they ask Is that the Germans NEWARK. MU do him no good, so another doctor was aides or with his chief of staff, again will come out," said an officer. "They called. The latter felt his pulse. with one of his officials. Everyone In could not work any harder than they did before the war. But the war has looked at his tongue and then asked: the fleet Is familiar with the quick, light step of that Blight figure with a given them renewed eagerness." War to Knd Next July! of a seventh son with no girls between, The schedule of rehearsals for tbe "Did your other doctor take your tem- telescope always .unaer his arm. If a perature?" "I don't know," was the ship should come to anchor with a Thirteen Popular In This Family. "The war will end on July 2(i, 1SI16. and his comrades in the Marine Summit Choral Society Is as follows: Friday, January 7; Wednesday, Janu- reply; "I haven't missed anything but how out of line, he knows It. All his South Bend. Ind.—The thirteenth On October 12, 1910, San Francisco Corps think him something of a fore- my watch, yet!" fighting ships are under his eye and baby of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kyles of caster. ary 12; Friday, January 11; Thursday, every human being on the fleet feels Mishawaka arrived at the Kyle home will be bombarded end destroyed by a Slerrett first gained fame when, in January 17. It Is very essential that Kindly observe that the old reliable his personal presence. on the 13th of October. The child Is hostile fleet." 1892, he predicted a new railway sta- every active member attend these re- tariff Issue is putting on its war paint. ! Makes It Look Easy. a daughter and is the third one of the Gunnery Sergeant Thomas G. Ster- tion for Kansas City. In 1912, 191S, hearsals In order to properly prepare children to be born on the 13th day i Descend a ladder under the shadow rett, United States Marine Corps, 1914 and 1915, he foretold with uner- for the first concert on February 4. In the matter of political fences of the month. Hr. and Mrs. Kyle every 'congressman Is ardently in favor of two great 13.5-Inch guns and the makes this dire prophecy, not from ring accuracy the overflow of the visitor is in a large cabin extending were married on the 13th of the of preparedness. month. any advance military knowledge, but Allegheny's banks and the flooding of Discretion also seems to be the bet- from the tact that he li a seventh ton Pittsburgh'! downtown section. tar part of YUt> , j •«••••••"• •. •,

THE CHATHAM PUN

of Public Work* than with the present DOING OUR BEST. AMONG THE CHCBCHE8. THE CHATHAM PRESS limited Board of Water Commls- Many of use are vaguely conscious •ioneri. Offden Memorial. Hresbjlerlan. I WEEKLY that we are not doing out best in rife, not only as regards ourselves, Sunday scbool at 8.40 a. in. Enured it ike Pm UOec. Ckatftam, N. J.. but also In our relations with other' Sunday morning worship at 11 a in «» 3tcoiid Cim Mitttt. THE MAYOB'8 APPOINTMENTS. Self-analysis Is, perhaps, the bee- evening worship at 7.45 p. in •,T« V5- 1 GrayeG r andd PraisPi e gervli-vl e SUBSCRIPTIONS way by which to discover whether PRUDENTIAL,-- - Several weeks ago we forecasted the evening nl S oYlocii. Ufe lln- Ve»r »I.5O we are true to our beBt Instincts or .' STBENQIM Of > probable trend of the appointments S.» MonU- M whether we are just carelessly Indlf- | GIBRALTAR ",' Smile Copiei 05 In the gift ot the new mayor at t;i« i ferent as to results. By criticizing SI. 1'alrfck's. Insurance is Kate* •• Application organization meeting In January. Our I our thoughts and actlonB and powers Iti-v TiioiM.ii J. llainpion. Kit>r. forecast has been verified almost in I of accomplishment we are able to Masaui" HI 8.00 aad In > independence. of ourselves we must know that we seer automatically removes Mr. Kent '. I rti;iks, .-i'.i:,,ri']:(;i'.ili'!'i NEXT -MAY. N.-M.I will WHl •• f'^t\ The first message of Mayor Badgley, are human, and that many of our sup from that position, and again no ques- Morning worship. 'I n'rln.l; presented to the council at the organ- poBcd virtues are ln reality faults In ' dcnliil Mlcn^i • coidiil ll»il»tl«B l« r« » tion of the efficiency or ability of Mr. The rasmr will j.rt »rh • Till! Ill Hoot OBte wke. jo« itt li Of ization meeting last Saturday, Is the sight of others. We take too Kent Is raised. The road committee !.!ivv,rth League. ' o'cl'•,!•.. a unique documen'. It differs radi- much for granted In our ordinary con- Kv-ning service, " •»' will undoubtedly work out some cally from any previous mayor's men- , duct and intercourse with others, and ur»p;ational ru.-i-iinr r-«- . r., -,. i scheme of taking care of the roads, v sage. It Is not an exsay, but a practi- very often look only upon our own ', .i'tlmnny ann pMlili.- ' Immediately under the direction of tlons looking to Its betterment. The ton News and Courier. Such a view In- ut.v nr nil of Servian I the committee, which will give us bet- Intiitanu Comwiff «< fimeriu mayor's individuality Is stamped In clines to selfishness and lack of con- I ter results at lens expense than under every line. sideration for the very principles ('iiuffrpirntltiniil I FORREST F. DRYMN, f "^PJ^iJlT*'**'> Ihe old system. The natural elation over bin election which we are supposed to respect Rev. l.aurens H. Seelye. pastor. j The new office created, that of Hail- last November expressed In the firm ,' and tempts us to commit errors of Sunday school at 9.45 a. m. Preach- j llary engineer, Is a very vital one for varlous kinds. We are obllgejl. natur- 1"B servtco at 11 a. m. Mid-week serv- part of the message while slightly „„, _ ,,,.| ]|y ,. (w0 yarBf 0 p a s0 wh n ally, to regard our own interests «B|ICO. Thursday. 8 p. m. Ladles' Society bombastic in tone, Is perhaps war-l . ,,,, , . (||(i kn()Wn a|)|||(v nf (h( Kim ( r vitally Important to our material wel- meets the first Wednesday of each ranted under the circumstances, but , _ , , m|n||rmle(1 )y Mp n (lKley r y(ll fare; but, on the other hand, It Is'month at 2.30 p. m. Boys' and Girls' Is dignified by a solemn pledge to the , , . , , ,, po|tfl g (ak( M |n(() ( onfll( era lo not necessury that we abould place ' Mission Bands meet the first Friday TRADE IN CHATHAM people to use his best endeavors for __ . , Th(rp |fj fur(h(jr ( )mnge M (h(i them above every other consideration of the^month at 3.30 p. m. the advancement of the borough along ;_,._„„_„„, ()f (h(1 „„,.„„,,,, famlly am| economical and practical lines, and to In life. we believe that all will work together j First Church, Christ, Scientist. use his best endeavors to preserve all ,_ „„, harmony for gcnefa| g0(((1 c)f Whatever else the war tn Europe Christie* Science services are held present assets and avoid any propo- „ (he borou|?h as a who)(i Mav |)p may be doing, It Is affording thfedoc- iln tne James building, Madison. N. J., sltlon Involving any outlay until the tors plenty of opportunity for explor- everv Sunday morning, at 11 o'clock. N. KELLEY I SON tax r>te is reduced. We believe this Ing the human body under all sorts ; Sunday school at 9.60 o'clock. Testl- GROCERS pledge to be sincere. ! of strange and abnormal conditions. monlal meetings every Wednesday The suggestions to the various com- i Junt a» a final reminder, may we CHATHAM, N. I. Many interesting and some valuable <"'<"nl"K at 8 o'clock, PHONE b22 mlttees are naturally but a brief sum- not call attention to the lecture by discoveries are being made from time Subject of the lesson-sermon. Sun- mary, and will be supplemented dur- | Dr. Florence Richards In the public to time, and now and then conMs an day, January 9th, Is "Sacrament." Ing the year as occasion may warrant. irluml auditorium at half past two announcement that holds the layman's j Reading rooms ojien .lunp 1 to (V- We thoroughly agree with him that this afternoon. Dr. Richards lectures Specials for Friday and Saturday attention. One of these Is Juut sent :»orr>r 1 on Monday. Wednesday. Thins' no time should be lost In so amend- I on "Eugenics for Girls," and all grown out from the German trenches. It is!''iiv ai"' Friday from 3 to 5 n m ing the snow ordinance as to provide a i girls and mothers are urged to nt- January 7th and 8th: fine for not promptly removing snow J lend. There will be no charge, to the effect that a great many of ! and Ice from the sidewalks, and from the soldlerB are suffering from "ath- "Cupid An Aviator." And he can the enthusiastic reception which this lete's heart" This means that the, do some flying too. Closing Days ol Demonstration ol If you hear a rustling noise some ; clauHe wan greeted at the meet- ! night, don't shoot. II won't necus- heart has become dilated through : What is mentioned as the boom In Loose Wiles Sunshine Goods Ing we believe Iliat Ihe people gen- • sarlly be burglars; only some of the great physical strain, and that its [poetry may be attributed either to bet- action becomes accelerated apmetlmea \ ter poetry, or a less discriminating erally agree with It. Such an amend- l)(.w leaves turning back again. Takoma Crackers, 6 pkgs for 23c; 45c doz. ment Is now pending, and will be- to a point that Is really dangerous.; public taste. { This particular by-product of the war j Where are the oldtimers who pre- come operative before this winter IH This Is going to be some year. There reg. 5c pkgs. wlll add nothing useful to the knowl-'dieted the red ruin that was to follow ; over. ure flfly-three Sundays, fifty-three pay All 10c goods 3 pkgs. for 25c edge gained through other phases ot the Inauguration of postal savings The opening of Chatham street, days, a presidential election and an the strife, but is of interest as show-; banks and the parcel post? | All 25c goods per pkg. 22c which has lain dormant so long,'extra day In February. * Ing that Nature still continues to take Well obscurity has Its compensa- should be pushed to completion with- j . Full pounds of assorted crackers, 68 different toll of all who persist ln demanding tions. Had one bi en Invited to the out delay, and the opening of hum j The oldest Inhabitant never saw, too much of her. j president's wedding one would have kinds to package 25c avenue as suggested IH another meas- ant\ the youngest never will see, u ure that Rhould receive prompt at- more beautiful spectacle of the kind had to buy a handsome present. FRUIT tentlon. It would undoubtedly be a than Hint of the Ice-storm last week Statistics show that epidemic dis- One thlnp Is to lie said ln favor of the flowers that bloom In the spring, great convenience to have a street eases have their favorite periods. Cer- Fancy California Navel Oranges, 40c and 50c -that they arc fur less expensive than paralleling the railroad from the foot Morris County wantB a farm dem- tain complaints are more prevalent at doz. those that bloom in winter. of Fuller avenue (o 1'ansalc avenue, onstrator. It will be worth while to one season of the year than at an- other. Somebody at the University of "Artillery Bangs Away." A way, as India River Florida Oranges, 200 size. 15c doz and this street could profitably be |1HVe him. Mark Twain once tt"uri1 to ™»'»"1'"i 1'1"' t() "»' at" tlers tn order to get to England for of the country for a billion dolla' j Tango Chocolate Cream Drops * 5 lbs. 1.00 charge of the public utilities in Dor- tentlon and confidence of this public the purpose of partaking in the glories linn as long as those Pullman porters IIUKIIH wns pasm>d In I!!!:!. Shortly af- as ono of the men who are realh Fresh Assortment of Whitmans and Ramer's of war will hereafter be compelled are over here. ter Its passage the PRESS printed a ."worth while." Package Candy to continue to serve as hostlers or to The old-fiishioiied woman who used liberal synopsis of the act and sug- return home. But this state of affairs „, (,olnp,_,n ,,la,Blu , ,,as nothing to i _ gested that It would lie wise for the Uy the way. have you Joined the Fancy Sweet Potatoes, Kiln Dried; also white should not discourage them. To be |wear _ knm,, Ulal „,,_ w)11 hl, nlu,o f i lionmgh ot Chatham to take advant- National Security League? sure, serving an a hoBtler isn't so[t|u, ,ea(1(,ra ()f fash;,m „„„ Sl,a8,m and yellow Onions. age of Hie lurgi-r powers which it con- llmellghtish as leading a charge, but ..Kor(, PaclnBla Splir 8ays a hpa,,. ferred. It has remained, however; for l)n vo'.i feed the birds'.' It la valuable and ImporUnt service I]in e Wherp> (lh where ca], wp filul j ( Mayor Hadgley to put the provisions nevertheless. ! peace in this world? j' of the law into effect. Such a Board AnA 'wlllle we ttre a8kl"s nuestlons, -'Established in 1876 and Still Up.to=Date U t(1 you as ma t0 la : j Thus far Emp. Yuan has given no | has provenof great value elsewhere, I '' "" "'" " ' " " " Walking on the railroad tracks Is j indica.tion of an Intention to introduc and there Is no reason why It. should Did anybody—always barring Bryan- dangerous. Last year It resulted ln tlle open house ln Cnln_ not prove equally valuable In Chat- ever make a more conspicuous and un the death of five thousand people ln With Representatives Kltehin and ham. The additional powers con- ue.essary ass of himself than Henry the United States. But there are noFitzgerald at the helium, life becomes ferred under the act, especially that of Ford? statistics showing how many were ]llH, oncwa r ^ atter ano(iu,r. caring for the sewerage system, will j killed during the same period while wht,n an ardtMlt advocate )s Sl) t_n be found of especial Importance dur- ! Selah! trying to cross city streets in the that you can't tell the Ing the coming summer. { of pri)nlbltlou middle of the block. difference, what Is the gain? But the BUCCCSS of the new body HOW LONG, 0 LORD - will depend entirely upon the person- Russia's wheat crop is said to he Laundry Outfits nel of the men whom Mr. Badgley will How long, O liOrd, must we. thy boast- 30 per cent larger than last year, but appoint as members. These must be ed sons, .Unless the allies succeed tn-openiiu In Our Furniture Treat -wlttrtnirHS&Pnf • AntichristT At* Usual trices men of wide public -experience, p; op- the Dardanelles it is hardly, likely to we c.'irry H lnr(!e line if Dresser*. Chif- tical men not theorists, and above all How long fnnieiM, Urahs mill Knanifl lledx. Si" inys May we still Btand as God's men, compete for export_,wlth the surplus men who know the problems they are mul MattretwN that aro ili-iirin'rilite. Prices of metal eoods have praise in song product of the American farmer. confronting. There are such men In Wo littn^lit :i iHri'r supply nf l.inntiMHn Thy name, in deed disown It?—There before the advii'ict1 mid wi* xre HPllihij ttoneawayup. We offer the Chaihamtind It will be the mayor's were ones War is a thing abhorred, but where it at the KMne low prier. following goods at prices before privilege as well as duty to secure Who taught our Nation once that Free- the increase. dom shuns Is the man with red blood in him who their consent to Berve. Their policy No sacrifice—but we, we are a throng would not prefer dying in battle to • -milflst be economy without parsimony, Of sutlers truckling to the great and being shot by someone who supposed Republic Wash Boilers, copper bottoms No, 8&9 ,.50 and , 75 in order to get the best resultB. strong— E. P. BURROUGHS & SON he waB a deer? Savage Copper Boilers The political aspects of the change God! that we stood with Thee behind the guns! 108 110 Main Street is ot course that the control of the Biologists find it hard work to de- >In

Prof. P. W. Hannon, of Drew Theo- FORTHCOMING E T8. 1 OF LOCAL INTEREST W'i'Hl fipmlnary, will preach in the FRUGALITY HAS ITS ROMANCE Op' i Mi n.orli'1 PreRbyterlan Cinirch IJ solicit notices for this feature of Si' ,y .orir :,. in the eveiiin;} -j ui ranged lor forthcoming j It la to Be Found In the Practloe of 8avlng Some Part of Ono'a The luilleu of the Congregational ll.ri- will be a special munlcal service. vents. This Is intended not only for, Earnings. THEATRE i hurcli will nerve a chicken pic (dinner Prof, Hannon la regarded un one of the n formation but to avoid conflict I i the Suniiay-scliool room on Monday Mn.nrf men of the Seminary and it Is herever possible. ' There Is an Injurious idea prevalent SUMMIT.NJ. i enlng from (i to 7.HO, closing Hi time hoped there will be a large attendance. AN. among young Americans that pru- 1 r the annual meeting at S o'clock. tliiiiK more than ordinary Is Lecture by llr. Florence Richards jdence, economy, caution and frugality NEW JERSEYS SAFEST PLAYHOUSE r he price luis been 'fixed at fifty cenls , I''1 '•lis.'il.for the eveniuB service. of Philadelphia on "Kugenics f,, are among the mean qualities, and this r t MATINEE DAILY 3 P. M. EVENINGS 7.30 to 1030 I r adults, anil twenty-live rents'forI Girls." School Auditorium, 2.S0 "^counts largely for the meretrlcioui Henry Clinton llronn, Manager Telephone Nnnualt 1044 c iillilren under Illteen yearn of Hge. > S. A. K. Kor I'reparedneHK. pride of spending time and money, „.',„,. . ,, j Just as It partly explains the popular- M'salr Valley Chapter of Sons of 0-Annual Meeting of < ""K^"! Ity of so many amiable wastrel.. A NEXT WEEK'S MASTERPIECES: Tlie LudieH Reading Circle will mecti lUi' American Revolution, of Summit, tlonal church, 8 p. m. . ..good feIlow» may be not B ieif en. r«\t Friday afternoon at the home of last week adopted and forwarded to 0—Chicken Pie Dinner, served b\ | demned fool, but he cannot discredit MONDAY, JANUARY 10 Jesse L. Lasky Presents .Mrs. Frank I.. Kelleyon Fuller avenue.! Washington the following: ladles of the Congregational i the truism that a fool and his money 1 Edward Abeles in James Montgomery's Internationa] Success The topic for tin afternoon will be "Resolved, That-Uie members of the church, t! to 7.30 p. m. are soon parted, says the Minneapolis ' Strength and Wi'iiknesK of IteallHm in ! 1'assaie Valley Chapter. New Jersey 2—Monthly meeting of BnlliliiiR and Journal. Many of what we have come to call Cfrmany." Suderman and Hauptman.: Society Sons of the American Revolu- Loan Association. ;'rs. C. A. I'hllhower,'Mrs. A. A. Rich- tlon, declare o.irselvcs lo be In favor 2—Monthly meeting of the Hoard of "wants" are desires of the Imagina- " Ready Money" r tion, or of vanity or of self Indulgence, i i nnd and Mrs. V. S. Tallmadge will i of :• cill/i'ury :iali:.-d In our •• hool? Chosen Freeholders. We have drifted Into a confusion of mad papers. ! colleges and universities In military Quarterly meeting of th • ,l..int the meaning and value of happiness aa Paramount Production 5 Acts Regular Monday Prices !drill as in the system In Switzerland, Boroughs of Madison ami ( hat- contrasted with pleasure, and are (•rand anl petit jurors for the Janu-la den'ocratic and peace loving coun- ham. Madison Council room, S prone to accept ostentation In lieu ot WEDNESDAY, JAN. 12 Daniel Frohman Presents try term of the Morris County court try, and we advocate the principle of p. m. the fact and substance of thrift The (•jrLADYH HA^HKN IN v. ere drawn on Tuesday. Chatham Is universal military service by the en- -Adjourned meeting of llorough ways of thrift are different from the ways of parsimony. not represented on the grand juiv. but tire manhood of the country, that is, Council, 9 p. in. There Is an admirable quality of dig- lias seven representatives for the town- personal service with the colors by 8—Lecture on Vocational Kducatloiial " The Straight Road " (education, in School Auditorium. nity and simplicity about the frugal ship and borough on the petit jury, those physically fit, or else by flnan- but adequate way of living, that em- Tin' muster work of tlie distiiiKiiitihed dramatist Dlyde Fitch. 8 p. in,. They arc: I'eter Until. Walter Adam Hal contributions from those unable phasizes the vulgarity of extravagance Paramount Production Regular Wednesday Prices M>n, J. Roy llurnett, Havld Macnaugh- to serve In person, to be applicable 9- -Monthly meeting of Ladio:,' Aid and the childish folly of pretended tan, Harold Jackson, Asa Cnrlrlght and solely lo Ihe. military and naval nr>r- Society of Ogden Memorial church, opulence. There is a savor of gentility Bernard Murphy. From this list the vice of the country." !0—Meeting of Men's League of Con-about the practice of saving part of FRIDAY, JANUARY 14 One Day Only final panel will be selected. Announcement was made by Presl- gregulioiial church. Address liy 'one's earnings that leads to Its own Geraldine Farrar In quiet romance, and life itself takes on linn Muchmore that Josiah ('. I'uni- Dr. Theodore A. Greene mi Labra- dor. a calmer, cleaner, sweeter value If we Holy Coui'iiuniou tomorrow iiiorninf; pelly would be the speaker at tlie Jan- conserve and cherish at least a por- morning at St. Pauls K|>isci>|>:il church uary meeting of the society. Mr. 8—Fourth number I'liblic School tion of Its dally offerings. " l'unipelly holds an important office » Lecture Course. Lei'turc by Al- "Carmen at 11 o'cloeA. • Sensibly regarded, there is nothing in Kmpire Society of New York. bert ICdward Wiggin on "ICugenic s sordid about the habit of frugality; Produced by Ceeil B. Demille and Kfflciency." but there is a squalor and a slovenli- Councilman and Mrs. F. L. Auble It was announced that two applica- WorlilV Kri'atot priiim iloiina in u wonderful picturization of a great opera ^EB. ness about the wastage of time and spent the week end at Easton, Pa. tions for membership In the local so- ciety were being considered by the 1- Regular business meeting of Home the squandering of money that is as Special Prices for this production: and School Association. unromantlc as any phase ot the The annual meeting of the Congre State body, and It was hoped that they Matinee, All Seats -«<•; Children 10c. Evening, Reserved Seats, 25 A S6> 8 -Home and School Association will thoughtlesslu y selfish living. And there Rational Church and Society will be would be reported upon at the next a gently humanizing Influence give a play entitled, "Brides oi i t tl hii Ifl Seats Now on Sale at Box Office held next Monday evening at 8 o'clock. meeting. Chester N. Jones, who has habit of saving that makes been nominated for vice-president of All Nations." About 100 children for modiNjty, industry and sympathy— Ihe State society, called attention to of the public BChool will partici- Saturday, Last Chapter "NEAL OF THE NAVY" Mrs. Harold Smith, of Red road, took those quiet, homely agencies that go the annual meeting of that body in pate. School Auditorium, 8 p. m farthest to stabilize and sweeten life. the members of her branch of the Cul- OTHER FEATURES Newark, January 8. A luncheon will 1 -Annual Firemen's Ball. ture Club to the Hippodrome last Fri- precede the business meeting, and an 9 Last number Public School Lec- day afternoon for a Christmas treat. ADD TO BEAUTY OF EARTH opportunity will be given the com- ture Course. Louis Williams on patriots to meet the State officers. "Wonders of Electricity." New Year's afternoon Sheriff Will- ' Writer's Tribute to the Tree Is Worthy The meeting will be held in the rooms iam H, Thompson banqueted the mem- of Remembrance Throughout of Ihe New Jersey Historical Society the Ages. bers of the Hoard of Freeholders, the in West T'ark Street. LEARN WAY TO MAKE LIVING county officials and newspapermen to Oh I Don Peplno, old trees in their the number of fifty-one, in the new din living state are the only things that Good Advice for All Women Was lug room of the county Jail. After the Heulh (if Charles J. llaxter. money cannot command. Rivers l<*avo Ice Cream That Tendered at Woman's Club their beds, run into cities and traverse dinner all inspected the structure Charles J Daxter, for fifteen yean at Pltttburgh. State Superintendent of Public In mountains for it; obelisks and arches, The Chatham Building and Loan As •' struction, died at Wilton, Maine, last palaces and temples, amphitheaters We furnish for all occasions Rivot's Pure Iced Cream in a A woman of wealth, but who is nev- and pyramids rise up like exhalations social ion will meet next Wednesday week after a brief Illness. He wasertheless Identified with civic work at Its bidding; even the free spirit ot variety of flavors. French or American—Brick or Bulk. evening. born in Sussex County, N. J., In 1S41.and Is a practicing lawyer, lately gave man, the only thing great on earth, • He taught school for many years ai a talk before a Pittsburgh mothers' crouches and cowers in Its presence— A Delicious Dessert for Sunday Dinner The fire department was called out Franklin Furnace, and was in 1871 club. Here is a part of what ihe it passes away and vanishes before Thursday afternoon to a brush fire nominated In the State Hoard of Edu- said: venerable trees..,. . . How many fond There 1B one question to which whlch was threatening the barn of cation to be County Superintendent and how many lively thoughts have every woman ought to be able to an- George J. Collins on Chatham street, of Sussex County, but because of his been nurtured under this tree! how TEL. 716 R KEMPS MAIN ST. swer Yes. It is this: "Can you earn many kind hearts have beaten here! Its The flre was extinguished before any outspoken Republicanism was re-a living if you should need to do?" branches are not BO numerous as the damage was done. Jecteil by the Democratic majority of If there Is one lesBon more than an- couples they have Invited to sit beside lho Hoard of Freeholders. Governor other that has been emphasized in re- It, nor Its blossoms and leaves together Mrs. William H. Lum is in Overlook Orlggs in 1S9« appointed him State cent years it is that the untrained as the expressions of tenderness It Hospital, Summit, suffering from a Superintendent, and he held that of- suffer most when a pinch comes. An- has witnessed. What appeals to the pure, all-seeing heavens! what simil- compound fracture of one of her ankles flee until he was legislated out of it other lesson that Is most sufficiently understood Is that there Is practical- itudes to the everlasting mountains! due to a fall received while returning ,by the next Democratic government of ly no security in fortune. what protestations of eternal truth from the union prayer meeting In the the State In 1911. Be prepared, is advice for a woman and constancy!—from those who are Methodist church Thursday evening as well as for a nation. Train your now earth; they and their shrouds MADISON TRUST COMPANY While suffering acutely her complete Fountain HaplM Church. daughters, you mothers, to something and their coffins. The caper and fig recovery is looked for. The Fountain Baptist Church, oi that will pay a return sufficient at tree have split their monuments, and boys have broken the hazel nut with i Summit, last week unanimously callet: least for a livelihood. It can do no harm, and It may mean just the dif- the fragments. Emblems of past lives "A Million Dollar Company" The first meeting of the Men's Class the Rev. Dr. D. W. Wisher, who has and future hopes, severed names which of the Chatham M. K, Sunduy school I.-, been filling Its pulpit for some months ference between happiness and misery in later life. holiest rites united, broken letters of Resources over - $1,100,000.00 called for Sunday morning at 10 to bo its pastor. Dr. Wisher has made There Is nothing more pathetic than brief happiness, bestrew the road and speak to the passerby In vain.—Wal- Deposits over - - - *9(»0,000.00 o'clock. Professor J. Cayce Morrison, wonderful progress during bis stay ir the sight of some unfortunate woman, ter Savage Landor. the leader, has selected for the first Summit, eleven members have been brought up to a competency and ut- course the interesting study, "The Mak- added to the church and the financial terly unprepared to support herself, 4 ' on Accounts in Special Department Ing of a Nation." A cordial Invitation budget has been raised. The congrega who has been suddenly reduced to All Want to Wear Gowna. to Join the class Is extended to all men. lion now numbers about -00. He wil' poverty. We all know some such Deposits made in this Department up to January 10th, 1916 woman. Pottering along at things The craze for legal gowns, says a • enter upon an aggressive work and Calcutta newspaper, has now spread will draw interest from January first, 1916 The services of the Week of Prayer desires the co-operation of all the pas- that are of no real use, at work given by pitying friends or strangers, more to the mukbtears of Bengal. A tew have been well attended and have e.v tors and churches and citizens or less dazed by contact with a world year* ago vakils obtained permission 3 "'•, allowed on daily balances in Checking Department cited deep thought along serious lines. orally. thaWat iIs roreigforeign to herner, sinkin.inurag* HHIlittlBe t0 wear B°wnB- Black Kowna were ! The topics have been well handled by Bernards Township Affair*. by little to meaner surroundings and suggested by vakils but as these would I* ALFRED G. EVANS more desperate makeshifts, she at last have ledt 0 thelr beln8 mistaken for { the local ministers. A deeper religious 1'iv.l ltalleiitlno was on Saturday re- disappears, sucked under In the mael members of the bar, blue gowns were J President sentinient will undoubtedly rule as a e]ected Treasurer of Bernards Town- given them. Recently the pleaders t result of these meetings. Strom she has neither the strength nor J. J. C. HUMBERT T. B. MORRIS ship by the Township Committee, and the training to resist. asked that the privilege of wearing J.bus ja. rft-jijiejied Ui^. jlisputi; nver Surely you don't want to run even •owns should be extended to them and Vice-President Sec'y-Treaa. Mrs. F. C. TossUerg entertained at custodian of school funds The lawthe faintest chance of becoming such the necessary sanction was granted, green being the color selected. Not to five hundred at her home on Minton says that the Treasurer must serve a derelict, you dont want your daugh- avenue Tuesday afternoon. be outdone the mukhtears are now I but be refuses because the salary is ters to run any such risk. So be pre- pared. Be fit for something, trained moving In the matter and the Initia- too small. tive has been taken by those practic- All of the young people who were to something, ready to take hold if David Buist, the new member of the ing in the Jalpatguii courts who have home for the holidays have returned you must. Know at least one thing committee, was elected chairman to so well that people will be glad to petitioned the registrar on the appel- to their various scholastic institutions su'c'c'e'ed"ogden"H. Hammond, who ro- pay you for doing it Be able to say late side of the Calcutta high court to and oolleges. (lre(i {rom the comm|ttee. Anthony Yes If the world should 'ask you If be allowed to wear gowns. The color suggested Is chocolate. The matter A BARGAIN! Schumacher, of Milllngton, was select you can return fair value for a living. It la the surest of human safeguards. Is under consideration by the chief Charles Wittrelch, of Floral Hill, Is ed as the township engineer, to suc- Jutloa. attending Rutgers College, where he Isceed H. C. Shlnn, who acted in that studying agriculture. capacity last year. No selection of a TROUBLE FOR LOCAL EDITOR township counsel was made, it being In a Restaurant The next meeting of the Men's understood that there were two candl- "Til give that waiter," said a cus- Cricketer Threatened Physical Resent- tomer in a quick-lunch room, "an or- King Coaster Sleds League of the Congregational Church dates, William Prout and Arthur Pal- ment of Report of HI* ProwMa der that will simply paralyze him." wlll be held on Thursday evening, Jan-1 mor, both local men. The posltinri In the Qime. "What will you have, sir?" present- TTaxy 20. Mr. Theodore A. Greene, who I pays $500 a year. Mr. Pr'out was last ly asked the waiter. t,-rtf |"tfj" 35? We have just a few of these has been working In Labrador with year's counsel. At a Tillage cricket match the field- "Brine me," said the would-be tor- ing side; were for a time a man short Dr. drerifell, will give an illustrated mentor, "some verulam and ova!" A farm laborer was pressed into serv- sleds which sell at regular talk on his experiences. Refreshments Pnssnle Township Committee. "Yesslr." And- the waiter, a seedy- to£ Just before the team's own man went w,th will be served. The PasBatc Township Committee arrived a ball was hit in the subBti- »_,_,.,' ,_ Uin „.,„ ^A ,»>;.™<..I « < prices for $2.50—to go at met on Saturday and organized witl' twinkle in his eye, and returned with tute's direction. To the surprise of the a large plate ot something hot Mayor Badgley has received the res-Harrison De.Mott, of Green Village, a! spectators generally, and himself in "Here y'are," he said. "Eggs and, ignation of AugustUR W. Griffing. Jr, chairman, and Charles Castle, of Gil particular, he made the catch. bacon. In ordinary English a shil- The local paper the following Satur- as a member of the Board of Water J ictte, as township treasurer. Willlan ling, but In classic form three-and- B. Blackweli, last year's chairman day was anxiously scanned for thesix. 'Verba rebus aptare,' as we used $1.85 Commissioners'. The Water* Board record of this feat, and disappointedly to say at college. Anything else, were to have held a meeting Thursday died fn office. Louis Wood, of New found It reported merely "caught sub." Blr?"—London Tlt-Blts! night, but only Chairman Hopping at- Vernon, was appointed to Berve in the "What's caught 'sub'T" he asked a tended, so no meeting was held. vacancy until the next election. Th friend. It is made of strong material r township's annual report was accept "Don't thee know? That means Cupid's Caviar Honeymoon. On Sunday In the Methodist church ed and ordered to the printer for pulr twere accidental!" was the reply. That their honeymoon will be to and has a fine steering ar- Russia was announced by Gregory Ma- the following will be the features of ideation. Next morning the editor of the local paper was greatly amused by the fol- son, a magazine writer, and Miss El- the services: The pastor, Rev. A. G. rangement lowing epistle: eanor Flowers, an actress, JUBt before It is to be hoped that those Chinese SchaUman, will preach morning and "Deer sur—You say In yore paper they were married by Judge George evening on "Christ's Criterion for Suc-deputies who voted against a return as how I cort a "man out in Saturday's C. Tennant in the courthouse at Jer- cess, or How to Choose," and "Christ's to the monarchy had some "life lns'ur- match—accidental—I mite summon Bey City. Mr. Mason is to act as war corre- GEO. H. PADDOCK EBtimate of Values to the Loss of theance. you for libel, but I wont but should Soul." Mr. Geo. F. Struble will sing The Macon Telegraph says the O.you 'appen to fit a dump on the noes spondent of the Outlook, while his PASSA1C AVENUE the solo, "Bless, O my Soul" (Cowles) O. P. wants a strong Presidential can- one day wen we meat yon will know wife will continue her stage career by and the chorus choir will participate BUI Wiggins has done It and It wont becoming connected in a student ca- didate "and wants htm bad." Well be no 'nib' neither."—Losjdon TUrBtU. pacity with the line Art* theater In In the service. there's Uncle Joe. THE CHATHAM MtBSfc FINANCING FOR MUNICIPALITIES Report of Committee Ap- pointed to Make a Survey

SOME RECOMMENDATIONS

By resolution the Assembly last Janu- ary created a commlislon for the BUT- thur N. Plerson, of Union County, as chairman. This commission haa Just completed Its report, which U far reaching in Bcopc, and if Its recommendations are made laws will be of material help in Clearance unifying the financial methods of all municipalities In the State. The commission's report shows that a careful study of present conditions | Sale Now in Progress has been made. The aim of the Burvey Is given an follows: To review the operation Qt f.h<:< statutes now in force the practices em-' All Cars Pass or Transfer to the Hahne-StagQ Co. Doors ployed, and the general conditions Reductions present In financing municipal and county affairs. This is a general reduction of our regular lines—all new On Living-Room Furniture and Odd Pieces . Main Floor The report (state* that the urenent goods, some, indeed, onlv a week or two in the itore. We are lawn are inadequate for an orderly ad- less than a year old, therefore we have no shop-vrorn stocks or On Dimng-Room Furniture .... 4th Floor ministration of public affairs. The Hpecial recommendations are:'1,. out-of-date stvles to get rid of. On Bedroom Furniture 3d Floor For a uniform fiscal year for all mu- nicipalities and counties, same to be The very latest ideas in housefurnishings of all kinds— On Library Furniture .... Main and 5th Floors the calendar year. popular-priced goods and the better grades. Certain lines are Amendment to the tax law, which On Rugs and Linoleums . . . 2d and Lower Floors will Impose a penalty upon the munici- being closed out at savings amounting to half the regular price. pality for non payment of County and A really unique opportunity. State tax to the county collector when On Beds, Springs, Mattresses and Pillows . 3d Floor tame Is due ' The budget, which Khali give a sched- You are cordially invited to come in and look around. See On Portieres, Curtains and other Draperies id Floor ule of all sources of receipts on the one the regular price tickets, together with the green tickets showing On Willow and Reed Furniture, "Kitcheneeds" side, and all sources of appropriation the reduction. No matter how low a price others advertise, you on the other. and Refrigerators It recommends tax anticipation notest will find your money buys the same or better value here Lower Floor to be Issued rather than the old form, \ and after taxes are due and In arrears,' to Issue tax revenue, notes, which shall run for three years only. The claim Is made that much of the j Our Motor Trucks De- We Invite You to Open present floating debt In caused by lm-' HAHNE STAGG CO. proper financing of the above clasiCand liver to Your Door a Convenient Charge proposes that all municipalities be al- GOOD FURNITURE lowed to bond the present floating debt Anywhere Account by ten year serial bonds, the claim be- C0R.BROAD ST. & CENTRAL AVE NEWARK ing that the recommendations, If en- Convenient Charge Accounts May Be Opened acted into law, will prevent the crea-1 tlon of a further floating debt. It Is proposed to relieve the Legis- lature of the numerous validating acts • - .. . . - which appear each year, by a better of $1,200.00 over the present reports. MIBB Huth, Miss Dorothy and Charles and more approved method of vallda- which are described as of little value. UNION COUNTY Cecil Calvert. Mail Orders Promptly Filled Phone 5500 Market tlon, the claim being that It is not the I Most of the recommendations are iu "I havo known him," said Judge function of the Legislature to validate j ||IU, wjth the recognized principles of LOSES ITS CLERK Connolly, "many years as a citizen, bond issues. ? - orderly government, and It Is claimed and have long boen associated with The present method of financing lm-! are indlspenslble to a proper admin- him as a public official. 1 have al- provements Is criticized. It Is pro-\ Istratlon of public affairs and for the ways regarded him as an upright clti posed to separate the assessment inv i welfare of the taxpayer, Bereaved in the Sudden zen and a conscientious and capable provements from general improve-] In a. letter from a prominent New Death of James C. officer. ments, the claim being that much of'York bond houso, the statement is "He was possessed of a genial char- the Improper financing that Is present made that only the taxpayers have suf Calvert acter, and a lovable disposition, which NEWARK, ME1A/ JERSEY will be done away with by the recom- fered from our poor system of financ- attracted to him people of all classes. Business Hours: including Saturday,9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Daily niendatlons made. i |ng. This Is sufficient reason to He was one of those few men 'o he An Interesting chapter is devoted to. straighten out our laws as the taxpay- found In every community wh«p was the sinking fund problems. Many j era' burden is heavy enough without A FAITHFUL OFFICER looked to as a friend and adviser by proofs am offered to show the Impor•: adding to It., because of had methods - 4 many other men not so favorably situ- John S. Brown $ Sons tauc.e of sinking fund obligations. It and loose practices. ated in life. We know his* loss will be Is claimed that the sinking funds must 1'nion County as a whole, and ,Ml uy all In the community." continue to Increase until they have Protest Krom l,nl>or Union. lliousands of Its people individually, reached $125,000,000 to furnish a prop- Shamrock Linens The New 1'rovldence Horough Hoard suffered bereavement la&t week in the SUMMIT. er fund to pay the present bonded In of Kducatlon has received from the death of James ('. Calvert, for many , WE ARE SOLE AGENTS IN NEWARK FOR THESE LINENS debtedness of municipalities and coun- Carpenters' I'nUm of Madison, Sum- years County Clerk, and one of the I Owrapokomum Tribe of Red Men on ties. This Indebtedness is given us Greatest sale In the history of all our linen selling, most remark- mit and Springfield, protesting against most loyal and efficient men that I.Monday night elected these officers: $226,000,000. able also in face of present conditions. Desirable linens have never ItH recent erection of a temporary ever Tilled that office In this or any Sachem, Cllmou W. Baldwin; senior been so scarce and are advancing every day In price. Linen manu- A recommendation Is made to reha- school builditiK with the aid of thecounty. He bad been suffering from nagamore, Jean Gentile; junior saga- facturers are working on half-time or completely closed down, owing bilitate all sinking funds that are be- tue to the scarcity of flax. In spite of all these adverse conditions we hoys of the manual training class. Ap- erip for several days, but was able :nil)re, John j Walsh; prophet, John low their proper requirements. have accumulated the greatest bargain feast of the most desirable and parently the great Saving of cost to '" attend to bis official duties at the| H. Crater; chief of records, John J. world-famed linens It Is possible to procure—celebrated John S. It Is proposed to sell bnmU lit par, t|u, l;,mimiinlty, 1U1U the valuable prai- ''ourt house up to and on Monday of jKentz; Collector of wampum, William j Brown & Sons' Shamrock, brand, which Btands without an equal; and the bid to be made upon interest tlce afforded to the boys, count for ,last week. On Tuesday he did not goAhlgrlm; keeper of wampum, Harry best for wear, appearance and durability. ^^ rate, rather than the present method of nothing in the view of the labor union. l0 llls office, though he. was able to be ; j. Duffy; tniRtee for three years, Co.i They are here In abundance, In pattern table receiving bids for u llx.-d interest rate. .,.„,, ,„„„, „„„ ,„ t. up and to go out for a time. On Wed- ra,i Bain; representative to state con- cloths, napkins to mutch, In conjunction with the and have the bidder offer a premium. above we are offering their entire sample line of linens "We fee) that it takes work from nesday morning he intended to sleep |Ventlon in Newark in May, Mr. Crater; It Is claimed that this IK a more scien- used in their New York warehouse and hj their various competent mechanics, some of whom late, but to get up at noon and go to alternate, Mr. Ahlgrlm. dalesmen on the road; a trifle mussed from handling tific way nf selling bonds. may be fathers of boys who worked at his office In the afternoon. But at , At a meeting of Hobart Council No. otherwise perfect. Including odd pattern cloths, nap- The sinking fund Is to be given a pre- the construction of the school. eleven o'clock, when she went to see 40, h.-ld (n Masonic'Hall, officers for kins, hand-and face towels, guest towels, embroidered ferred right In a portion of the bonds if he was awake, Mrs. Calvert found pillow cases and dollies; at prices fully 1-S less than "It also establishes a precedent the ensuing year were elected as fol- today's marked values. sold from time to time up to 2!i per him de-ad. His funeral was held on 4 which, if taken up by other school lows; Geo. C. Baker, councilor; Par- cent, of the ijuAjtr —<^_ hoards, would have a very depressing Friday at the Church of the Sacred ker D. King, vice councilor; S. W. JOHN S. BROWJf * SONS' PATTEEN CLOTHS. 2x2 yards, value 3.B0, 4.60, B.60, 6.98, 8.60, 8.98, 10.60 Serial Bonds are str/ngly recom effect upon the carpenter's craft." Heart, Klizabeth. Kent, orator; W. B. Loane, past coun- mended. The datum ma\e to support Special 2.28, 8.19, S.50, iM, WO, &M, tM It it not likely that the Board of Mr. Calvert was a direct descen- cilor; S. G. Clarkson, recorder; A. H. 2x2M, yards, value 6.65, 6.98, 8.75, 10.75, 11.50, 12.60 this recommendation are that serial Kducallon will order the building to dant of Lord Baltimore, the founder Mclntosh, collector; J. W. CliTt, treas- Special 8.88, 4.89, 5.50, 6JW, 7.60, SM bonds are more simple, and yet more be torn down. of the colony and state of Maryland, urer; M. ('. Halsey, chaplain; J. H. 2x3 yards, value 6.75, 8.25, 10.50, 12.75, 13.50 positive, In their operation. It is whose family name was Calvert. He Gilbert, marshal; ("has. Kirot, guar- Special 4.J9, 5.25, 7.10, 7.98, 7J8 Also in extra large size, from 2xH^ to 2%x4 yards, value 11.50 to 20.00 claimed that thin is really "The pay as K,.,nrntiiK Krom (he War. was born In fbo-city of Baltimore on dian; John Mllllgan, sentry; S. W. Special ~M to 12.60 you fo" basis for financing public Mr Blld Mr9 ljUth,,r nill(ig, of November 20, ISfil, and was educated Kent, trustee; W. B Loane, represen- debt, and that It will do away with all ,,„„„„_ „„,, rc(lp|ved a cablegranl In the Central High School of Phlla- tative to the Grand Council; J. H. Gil- NAPKINS TO HATCH IN THEIR RESPECTIVE GRADES. 22x22 Inches, Napkins, value 6.50, 8.60,10.60, 10.98 the perplexities and risks of collecting from llu,ir Bon Ollsworth Chllds, who delphla and Villa Nova College, bert alternate; J. W. Clift representa- investments and safeguarding the| | , Special 3.89, 5.29, M0, MS has )( PI in Servia for nearly six Pennsylvania. He came to Elizabeth tive to Supreme Council; S. W. Kent, 24x24 inches, Napkins, value , 4.60, 6.98, 6.98, 8.98 sinking fund, and uliralnaU> the Ions i months In the lied Cross, stating that tn 1S83, and was for years in the em-alternate. Special ., _ 3.19,4.29, 4.76, 5J»8 chain of "ifs" that are present In thehe Is in l'aris and preparing to sail ploy of the Singer Sewing Machine Overlook Council, No. 211, Jr. O. I". 27x27 inches, Napkins, value 10,98, 12.98, 13.98, 17.50, 20.00 S JZt» SiG, Mfl,~Kfe»8, i££S sinking fund plan. f->r America. t'ompaiiy.. In 1S97 he was appointed A. M.,-al«cted-C.c fallowing••al ii*\z tot* to clerk of the district court, serving un- the ensuing six nionthB at th regular JOHN S. BROWN & SONS' LINEN, WAREHOUSE SAMPLES debt limit. It is proposed to make the] Al] tn>, world 4oves a pair of real, der Judge Atwater, and in November, session on Thursday night: Councilor. ABOUT ONtTIIIItl) OFF REGULAR PRICES. debt limit .for municipalities, 10 perold-faBhloned lovers. 1904, was elected County Clerk, in Fred. Loree; vice-councilor, D..P. Car- John 8. Brown's Sample Embroidered PIUow Cases, size 22ftx38, cent, for counties 2Mi per cent, except- -Owhich office he was continued for tin ter; recording secretary, f, .irman S. value 1.98 to 6.60 Special 1.50 to 4.60 ing those which have a park system, remaining eleven years of his useful Gorin; assistant, Charles Walters; ( John S. Brown k S«ns' Warehouse Pattern Cloths—Every one abso- which shall have a 3 per cent limit. life. He was always an earnest He- financial secretary, C. W. Baldwin: lutely perfect, a trifle- mussed from handling; all their latest and The last 2 per cent, of the municipal publican, and was one of the recog- treasurer, H. M. Dean; conductor, T. P. best designs; principally 2x2 yards. Value 3.50 to 6.50. Spec- limit, and the last Mi per cent, of the nized leaders of that party in Union Van Dyke, Jr.; warden, E. L. Davids; ial , &2i to 4.50 county limit, must be submitted to the John S. Brown & SOUB' Warehouse Sample Napkins—In dozens and County; but he always ranked the inside sentinel, Raymond Howard; odd lots; Bize 22%x22H to 27x27 luches. Values 3.98 to people for their approval. public welfare above mere party In- outBide sentinel, R. H. Farrow; trus- l.ukfl "i.l, •; -ivUKoliUin,-, 8.98. Special &96 to AM A uniform ireport.-ar a report of the ,1 l.l.x! I. fliltl'llct IT JlluitiM terest, and in the performance of his tees, Richard Swain, Harry Bensley Also various odd warehouse samples, Including doilies, lunch cloths, financial condition of municipalities «-ii|il...n fi.r FREE BCAtlOH HMII etc., about one-third less than regular price. oil ish'iiUlHlltjr. IW1I1 ivl. ivh.ii official duties was no respecter of nnd Fred. E. Sayre. and counties under properly classified PATENTS EUlin I 3RTUNES parties, factions or persons. John S. Brown & Sons' Warehouse Sample Huck Towela—In guest, heads, Is called for so that the financial you. Our Inv iMKiWrp" 1. II I. ,». »li»l loii, medium and large size; some with hand embroidered ends, others ami wvi'),,<• tn.,ti,-> v;, iu-:«.l,iy. On February 7, 1888, Mr. Calvert "What crop do you make the most dainty baby Irish and hand crochet ends. Values 39c to 6.00 each. condition of the political subdivisions was married to Miss Honora Bradley, money out of up here?" asked the city Special, each _ Btc to US of our State can be properly analyzed daughter of Dennis and Honora I girl on her vacation. Yalne 50c, Jehn S. Brown's Hand Loom Damask Dolliet—Magnificent and compared. It is claimed that a re- PATC.'IT LAWYLRS, Bradley. He Is survived by five chf-1 "Summer boarders," was the quality, beautiful fine band woven, double damask, snow white, port of this kind would create a saving 03 Seventh St., Washington, D. C. in dainty spot designs, fast edge scalloped; most attractive, and dren—Miss Irene M., Miss Nellie B., thoughtful reply.ot the farmer. an exceptional bargain; while they last lie p^

"BONOR SYSTEM" HIE CALENDAR. AT COUNTY JAIL Year 6676 of the Jewish calendar. Year 133" of the Mohammedan Era. Year 140 of the Independence of the Prisoners Permitted to GoUnited States. MARKET. HALSEYC WASH/NGTON ST5. to Their Homes to Eat JANUARY NEWARK IV. J. Christmas Dinners 1 2 3 i 0 7 8 OTHER REFORMS PLANNED 9 10 11 13 14 15 16 17 • 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 The sheriff of Union Couuty 1B 27 28 29 showing that he can do at least as well 30 .11 as the warden of Sing Sing prison In ameliorating the condition of the PHASES OF THE MOON. I prisoners under hie charge and in SALE OF FURS j making the jail a place of reformation New Moon, 4; First Quarter, 11; Full and moral improvement instead of a Moon, 20; Last Quarter, 27. place of mere punishment and moral Embodying many thousands of dollars' worth degradation. Thus on Christmas day THE 8TAKS. two prisoners were paroled so that of luxurious coats, muffs, and scarfs developed in they could enjoy a Christmas dinner Morning Stars—Mars, Saturn. with their families. Believing the ...tw. o. Evening Stars—Mercury (Jan. IB to every beautiful skin and combination of skins. Von prisoners, who have been "trusties" I 20), Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn. for some time, to be worthy of the ! know that Bamberger's would not buy this tre- name, the sheriff decided to make IU1LY The RHEIWAROONS sing joyous tunes their lot a little happier by permitting mendous quantity if the values were not extraor- Each morning of the year ; — them to spend a few hu s with the Day of Da; of v.3 Sun Moon [ folks at home on that day. Mouth W«-ok Rise Sets R.&8. They find that restful slumber best The men we.e fur.r'-hcl with cru- JAX dinary! v. Comes after Rheingold Beer. dent'als to avcid :'.:i> diftlcultv with Wed. 7.25 4.41) 5.26 th? police :. 11 t! ?M they were liberat- Thur. 7.25 4.47 6.40 ed with instructi s t~> return at 4 Kri. 7.25 4.4S 8.04 Not only the prices of these wonderful furs are astonish- o'clock. Boih r' o d at l le Jaii be- Sal. 7.25 4.49 9.16 ing; it is the extraordinary beauty of the sfcins, the smartness fore the hou:- lv 1 .ick. Oue vlnlted Sun. 7.25 4.50 10.2'i the home of his a?;3 mother in this Mou. 7.24 4.51 11.32 of their various styles, the beauty of their linings and the city ard the other spent a few hours Tue. 7.24 4.25 Morn superiority of their making which combine to make them with his wife and Roveral children. Wed. 7.24 4.5:i 12.37 wonder garments from every viewpoint. The woman who Another 4.c/, 'oi that probablj will be put into c.Tci soon at the' MEMORANDA. knows furs will revel in the wealth of exquisite selections. The county jail will be il-9 eilablishm in | . woman who docs not know furs will be able to make just as of a relief fund ;jai in f, v ng a fresh I JAN start to p.iwO.iars who are ^jiied 6—Epiphany. happy a choice, because in buying from the Bamberger store Beer worthy of at~!'!incc. The pla I will 9—First Sunday after Kpiphany. she can be SUK1-* that goods are as represented. The coats A bottle of Rheingold Beer before you go to lot tntatl one cent of expense :J th • bed ik one of the safest and surest means of come in various sizes ; we can tit to perfection average women, Insuring restful sleep ounty w taxpayerj for a local philan- WAR ANNIVERSARIES. .hrcplo. has ofjered to provide the large women, Miiall women and slender misses, and can give 'und. S. Liebmann's Sons Brewing Co. JAN. to each type the garment or fur set best suited to her person- The offer WPS made recently to the New York 6"— Russians threaten Transylvania Warder, Augustus G. Hughson, v. hese ality Xot a point has been overlooked which might add to with invasion, 1915. Charles Lapp, Distributor administration of th? i^'l since lak ng the cnmprcheiiMveness of this marvelous sale. Extra space 0—Federal grand jury in New York Chatham, N. J. office last September 1, has att oil investigated German passport has boon secured for the showing of garments and sets, with Tlltphona, Chatham 637 much favorable lomment, par'icular- frauds, 1915'.»- y in ^osial welfare circles. Thj fund extra salespeople in attendance. As fast as assortments begin 7—French government reported Ger- B not to be mad? a matter of " lilic . man army guilty ol habitual to disappear they will be replenished, so that every woman rec >rd, but, acco.Ling to the expr soil "pillage, outrage, burning and who comes to buy will find the garment upon which she has wish of the donor, Is to be disbursed murder," 1915. entirely at the discretion of Mr. II' ;h- set her heart We would suggest, however, that interested 8—Germany charged San Marino so, . The idea Is to provide present- with unneutral use nf wireless able wearing apparel and to give telegraphy, 1915. financial aid to p -:oiierii. h '1'eved 9—Turks building military railroad Both worthy of assistantv upon the r !ua\- ng Jail. across Peninsula of Mount Siani, 1915. It is the belief of those who have 10—Germans bombarded Dunkirk •»•* studied the problem that many first of- from the air, 1915. emlers and others not habitual c •ini- 11—Italy sent troops to Aegean tials would probably reform if Given Islands, 1915. i helping hand upon theJr release from prison. Advertise in the Press. It will pay you THE YEAR WITH WASHINGTON. Deadlock In Som rscl. The Somerset County Board of Free- JAN. holders met at the court house at noon 1—Raised "Grand Union Flag" at SUMMIT STONE WORKS Prospect Hill, Cambridge, Mass., JOHN J. VcCLHRE A. SON Scratch, scribble, blot; waste time, lose time, on Saturday and effected the following 1776. This flag bore the British organization: Director, Frank W. Union Jack and the thirteen Amer- C. H)c SanttB cramp your fingers —Why not end it all and get Itemsen; counsel, Clarence E. Case^ ican stripes, and marked the tran- MARCL?AHDGRANITE a Typewriter? The deadlock which existed all of last sition state between the British year over the election of a county road Hag and the Stars and Stripes. pNUNENTS. Not sure it will pay you to buy a typewriter? 2—Nominated Edmund Randolph to supervisor was duplicated. Thomas D succeed Thomas Jefferson as Sec- Tailor Very well—then here's a good way. (libson. Democrat, and John He Hart, retary of Slate, K94. Republican, the candidates for this of 3- Battle of Princeton, 1777. lice last year, were again nominated 4 Sent to Congress the French Hag Let Us Rent You a Visible which the French government had MAIN ST., CHATHAM After repeated ballots eai'h candidate presented to him, 1T9<>. received live votes and two blank 1ml- f>—Reached Morristown after battle Phone 603-.I ots were cast. of Princeton, 1777. The hoard as now constituted has a 6—Married Mrs. Martha Custis, at Republican majority of two. Gibson,' Whitehouse, Va., 1759. On this oc- Remington casion he wore a suit of red, while who was director of the board for and blue. Typewriter many years and who has now held the 7—Returned from two months' mis- office of road supervisor four years. [ sion in the Ohio Valley wilderness, Larse Stock to Select From ill hold over until an election is ef- 1754. 294,296,298 PARK AVE. SUMMIT WELL-SCREENED 3 Months for $7.50 S—Delivered his first annual address •cted. to Congress, New York, 1790. In TEL. 47-M The newly elected members of the 1 this address he said: "To be pre- Tlut three monthi use will settle the mailer. It will prove to you thit i>oiird were sworn i 1 as follows: Ed- pared for war is one of the most Lehigh you need a typewriter; that you can't ge: along without one. win Urown, Sonionille; Reuben Cod- effectual means of preserving peace." n ontn e Township; Charles Then, if you wuh to buy the machine, we will credit the t -^° Ihigton, W:\rrei 9_Wrote from Morristown to Gen- Coal purchase pnee. Smith, Hii.lge t'-f Township; Wil- eral Irvine that his soldiers were The Coal without the Dirt Send ui the $7.50 now, and we will send the machine iam I. Robinson, Montgomery Tiwn- I "half starved, imperfectly clothed, Furnaces Full weight in every Ton ship. riotous, and robbing the country 00 three monthi' rental. people of their subsistence from Delivered in Chatham by sheer necessity;" 1780. Plninfleld Press PrnpreBg. Repaired C. J. MILLER # 10—Wrote to Lafayette, 1788, that "To Retalnftoti Typewriter Company "The Plainfleld Dally Press" will know the affinity of tongues seems Phone 822-R (Incorporated) next monthrmovc i-.to the building on to be one step toward promoting the affinity of nations." and CHATHAM ,NEW JERSEY North Avenue no occupied by D. J.11—Appealed to Congress for great- 28 CLINTON STREET NEWARK, N. J. Galbraith, and wiil have a new me- er activity in prosecuting war chanical equipment, including a S^jtt measures, 1776. Cleaned at press capabje of printing 13,000 pa- pers an hour, of 4, 6, 8. 10, 12 or 16 "The greatest strategist of the. pres- CBAS. B. VAN WERT pages, t-• ,a*r..«~<-~ • -..-•'.•:-»--—. »-.-..•. •-. ent •w«r/«-«!d Slnyon^wi at a ban- Charges Sanitary Kr quet In New York, "Is Marshal Von Patience—"It U said the human Hindenberg. But Hindenburg himself fs Steam •nd Hot Water Meat ins family Is subject to about 1,200 differ- nothing to a chap I know in Orange." T Less than ent kinds of disease and ailment." "This Orange chap," explained Mr. Patrice—-"The family! Say, I knew Ford, "got his salary raised a year one woman who had more than 1 Vat ago, and his wife hasn't found It out other t Main Street. CHATHAM, N. J lerself!" • yet" Concerns TEL. 809-L. We are HIHO Registered Plumbon*. WEAK, NERVOUS OHIO WOMAN Beware of Ointments for Made Well By Delicious Vinol Catarrh that Contain Mercury as itiercur1-* will surely lifMmy the sense Bellefontalne, Ohio.—"My blood was of simll and complc-lcly ik-runge the ICE, COAL A WOOD whole system when «-nU'ring it throuRh very poor —I wu in a weak, nervous, the mucous surfaces. Such articles should run-down condition. I tried different never be used t-xt ept on proficrlplturia JAMES McNANY LKHIOSH VALLEY COAL SALES CO. remedies without benefit and one day from reputable physicians, as the damage they will do la ten fold to the good you my druggist told me about Vinol. I can possibly derive from them. Hall's I'l limbing—Tinning £< tried it and it bujlt r"e up in every way Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. 3. Lehigh Coal. — blood, strength and nerves, and I tell Cheney & Co.. Toledo, O.. contains no mercury, and is tnken 'internally, acting Hard and Free Bunting; moBteconom-

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log that oomlng summer will b* ot Chatham Borough Directory FIRST MESSAGE vary great Importance. The seepage Into our pipe lines must be still f»r- lc/A-WORD COLUMN If you have a their reduced, as tbe re-adjustment MAYOR—WILLIAM G. BADOLEY. HEWAKII for return of lawyer's poit- Saturday Only OF NEW MAYOR of the original costs of the disposal COMCU. 'folio left on cur leaving Morristown plant comes ln about a year and our Lawrence Day, president; Floyd L. severe cold — for Maplewood on Wednesday, Decem- proportionate share of that cost, as Auble, LOUIB R. Brown, Wesley R. Recommendations to the Va- ber 20, Notify ELMER W. IIOMIXK, peerage well as the coBt of maintenance, will fonklin, Charles H. Van Wert, Joseph •Morrlxtown, N. i. rious Committees as to , be based on the amount of sewerairj Walden. JHu see your doctor I we put through the plant, and may "florough Clerk—W. S. Angell. Chocolates the Year's Work 'easily mean fifteen or twentv thou- Recorder—J. O. Waddell. LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN—A Regularly 50c BUT , - I Hand dollars to Chatham. Thd major Overseer of the Poor—William H. large male, Maltese Cat, white spot NEW STREETS SUGGESTED p»» of seepage i» » « i,. Sinister. on throat; collar on neck; answers to our 0 w Collector—O. Vernon !.um. name of "Nookle" or "Snookum." I level lines and the Wasliingto-.i uve- Assessor—Walter V. Sayre. Finder will be suitably rewarded by re- 1 nue extension. To the members of the Common Coun- Borough Attorney—Ernest L. Quack - turning to ROBERT W. STOLLEItY. 39clb. cil, and Gentlemen: Gentlemen: Not to my knowledge cnbuHh. CHERRY BARK is there any municipality within a J8p By a handsome majority at last No- Horougn Electrician—Harvey Vance COUGH SYRUP radiim of twenty-five miles of New vember's election it becomes my priv- Sanitary Engineer—Clyde Potts. WANTED—Will buy quantity of sec- Vork City In a position to offer ondhand one-inch pipe, any length, j ilege to assume the honorable posi- 'I'liu council meets the first Monday llBr iron or steel, black or galvanized. BOX WILL STOP LITTLE COLDS tion of your chief executive. That > »'« Inducements to prosper:*,v,> evening c election, coming as it did, at the time Purchasers or builders of homes I'm:, 106, Chatham. j8p" FROM GROWING BIGGER our Playing Cards of my Illness, together with the nice Borough, and every effort on your Committees. ar sll0 m iP l0 ri K UI I'UNO TUNING. majority given my running mates, I , P t ""> '"• *' " " " " ItdHds—Van Wert and Conklin. Regular 25c a pack assure you was a source of much sal- t0 u» alld nuilrl (''>»".am up as a res,-, Sidewalks—Conklin and Auble. Will save you money on repairing. Try a bottle to-day—follow (lentlal town All calls promptly attended to. Tele- isfactlon. / l - : Legal Questions—May and Conklin. ur directions faithfully To me that satisfaction,/while 1 j ^ assessed valuations must h In-, Finance—Walden and Auble. phone 433, Summit, or address W. J. COBB, 22 Elm street. 02-tf! fully comprehend Its dutietfeas and re-re-1 | creased to hold our tax rate ilown •• •••! I'dllce—Auble and Van Wert. 19c and if you feel that you de- such increase in valuations should sponslblllties, was not so great as my i Sewers and Drainage—Van Wert, m FRESH EGGS "always bought or rive no benefit, bring it election one year ago last November I " "' through new pn.perlies, rather |)ay anl, Browll traded in at BLACKMAN'S CEN- lh lacp an llc avll r lnln1 r as a councilman, which immediately ' *» » >' ' ' "" "" "" Fire--I!rown and Walden. TRE MARKET. gig back and get your money. "It belongs to you and 1(l followed my troublesome! year and ; " properties. Hallroad—Day, Walden and Brown. we want you to have it." That is the REXALL was to me a clear expression of ap- ' -arnoslly hope that our Hoard of Members Madison-Chatham Joint r viV1 an lh n K 8ALK. proval of our people of my position Trad.- '"'«•" '" " "'' " \' ' ] Meeting —Ralph E. Luni, Frank L. POLICY and ours. on the most Important questions ..f it our town extensively advertised, a-,1 Krlley. K I. Quackenbush, attorney. FOR SALE—White Leghorn eggs. railroad lniprovemcni, power house other appropriate steps taken that Strictly fresh. Box 113, Chatham Two Sizes 25c and 50c will lirliiR our town a healthy growth Improvement and disposal plant. Tel. 026-J Jlc in good citi/eiiBhlp. as well as In- I'ollcc. 1 fully appreciate my duties and re- t 'aptain Francis 1. 1 CASCADE TKI.. 752 LILLY'S iTeased valuation. FOR SALE—Light pair of bob-sleds, i sponsibilities as your mayor, and suitable for business or delivery, al- LINEN D£DtalPa$t pledge you the best In me for the up- Your harmonious and earnest ef- forts along these lines, as well as the Marshals. most new. C. H. VAN WERT, I lumb- Writing Paper ARTHUR S. WILCOX l'iy the origin< - building and advancement (if the liesl 1'Muanl WVnry. Patrick Cailahan r regular routine of your work. I ask er, HedgeB avenue. D2.>* 4K Shoots al price for Interests of our Borough along econ- William II ShuRti-r, William Broad- one package fnr Ihe lies, interests of our beloved 48 Kuvelopeb omical and practical linen. My influ- well. FOIt SALE—Rare and old coins and take an- Borough, and I thank you a box ence with th« Council will lie used to bought, sold and exchanged. CHAT- i Store othor for preserve all our present amiets and Hoard of \V:i'er Ciniiniissl HAM STAMP CO., Philip Lum, Presl- 29c The lc (JKHAUHNK rAKIUIt IN "< A1IMI \" avoid any proposition that will in- William M. Hopping, Frud \ . Dus- Itlent- volve any large expenditure of money enlie.rry, A. W. GrlfTing, Jr. U the Lyric Theatre, Suiniiill, Next on the part of tbe Borough until oui iT!i" Hoard meets on the Thursday NOTICE. Friday, Janimry I lib. , evening preceding the council meet tax rate may he reduced. LEM WING will continue the Messrs. Councilman: The first prin- Another rare treat Is In store for , IIR. All bills due from the borough must be In Hie hands of HIP Pnrough laundry at Passaic avenue, Chatham PRIME MEAT SEA FOOD ciples of corporate succesn lies in con- patrons of the Lyric Theatre next formerly conducted by Ray Hum, and Friday, January 14th, when Manager' Clerk at this time or they will lay I gguarantet e first-clasftl s service to all the Phone 678 fidence anil harmony. Our people, by nv r f r a electing you, have put their confidence Brown will present Geraldine Farrar, '' " '""nth •people who patronize him. I Under the former management of In you, therefore you must put con- the celebrated operatic prinia donna in the magnificent film version of her, Hoard «f Health. Ray Hum, the business was not con- fidence In one another, and cause no ! ducted properly; but all defects will famous opera ••Carmen," produced by, I'rcsident, Dr. W. A. Jaouith; Henry j discord In your official work without M Uoa(1 J be eliminated by the present proprl- the Jesse 1.. Usky Company. Miss - ' Thomas Scott, registrar etor" Just cause. of vital BLACKMAN'S I will hold the chairmen of our Karrar's "Carmen" stands in a class' statistics, Harry I) Stopford, | Hoping that all the old customers will patronize me as I give the best various committees, commissions and ! by itself as a remarkable Interpreta- jn.[service. Boards as the responsible heads of < tion of one of the most famous roles in LKM WIXG. Centre Market the particular departments they rep- "Piratic literature. spector. resent and I will hold vou all ac-'. No woman In America Is better, The Board of Health meets the last NOTICE. PASSAIC AVE. CHATHAM , bnnum tho„ r,, r., I ,i,,,., i',,,,,. tvnm Wednesday evening of each month. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that SUCCESSOR TO HARRY HATTON countable to the people who elected known than tieraldine harrar. Hroiti| all licenses issued for 1915 expired you for your official acts Had you a modest.beginning her artistic ascent hoard of Education. December 31st, 191!;. Licenses for James H. Maci'ityre, president; Hucksters and I'eddlers, for Hoirs, and ! personanot beenl willinsacrificeg tos makto eserv the necessarthe besyt | WM sure, substantial and rapid. She has maintained for years her top-most Joseph II. Conklin, vice-president; for Fool Tables, for 1910, must be pro- Interests of your town and advancee mark in a profession which demands] William M. Hopping, district clerk; cured be'qre January 15th, 191fi. or action will be taken at that time. GROCERIES FRUITS AND VEGETABLES the living conditions of Its people, I the best ill all times. By reason of] Walter V. Sayre, Herbert T. Strong, know you would not have stood for her personality, sincerity and beauty There will bo no dog warden ap- Da\id Falconer, Charles A. Van Or- pointed to canvass the town as be- election; therefore a proper observ- her's has been a brilliant career from den, G. E. Diefenthaler, Clarence L. fore, but all desiring licenses must ance of your duties will bring Its own the beginning. iiealy, Lawrence Day, Counsel. apply to the Borough Clerk at the reward. "Carmen" presents photodraniatic ] The School Board meets the last | Municipal Building before the date To the Finance Committee: I would .possibilities such as held by few ; named. Tuesday evening In each month. j By order of the Council. If you desire to have your final wishes caniod out in a business- suggest that you take prompt steps operas. Thrilling action, magnificent like manner by the efficient trust department of a to wipe out our floating debt, such aa landscapes, beautiful portraits and i W. R. Conltlln, Joint Sewer CommlNtilon. Chairman nf Police Committee. modern Trust Company sewer notes unpaid, cost of opening well constructed drama mark this ex- II. I). Philhower, chairman; Ogdcn street, repairs to sewer lines, Iraordlnary production by Mr. Cecil Thomas Scott, secretary; George W. REAL ESTATE BARGAIN purchase of auto tire truck, etc., by 1! Di'Mllle Downs, treasurer. the Issuance of improvement certifi- The bull liglil scenes were specially This Commission meets on the thlTil To settle estate, remaining lots at Write in Your Will cates and providing ;i sinking fund for staged by a company of Toreadors Mondays of January, April, July and Chatham Courts may be purchased for "I hereby appoint The Summit Trust Company of Summit their liquidation. brought from Spain, and with a bull October, alternating betwr.cn Madison j much less than original price. Excep- Our system of bookkeeping will brought from Mexico. Over 20,000 New Jersey, as Kxccutor, of this my last Will and Testament i.i d Chatham Council rooms. | tlonal opportunity for developer. and as Trustee (if the trusts created herein." need revision and made to more ap- people took part In the scenes nt the I Easy terms. Consult HOTCHKISS- proprlatoly apply to our present con- arena. The lepal fee, is the same whether you appoint an inexperi- Sfhonly. I JOBS REALTY CO. enced individual or an experienced Trust Company. ditions, and the present books should Reserved seats are now on sale an Public School No 1. With an Ap lie balanced up promptly and an of- advertised In another column. I.roved four-year High School aotirse TI'ItNED Rl'LK KIHIKK'H SII.VHHWAHK rum TO ficial financial statement made to our Supervising Principal ^J-Cuyrc CUSTOM KKK THE SUMMIT TRUST CO. taxpayers. Morrison. To the Sidewalk Committee: 1 would Thi-ec More fiiryjhnthnm. St. Patricks Parochial School. JOHN FERRARO Of Summit, New Jersey. recommend that our present sidewalk With perslBtent regularity the Chat CAPITA I $100,000 bam team In the Morris and Essex Reliable Electric Shoe MJIil'I.US $100 000 ordinance lie immediately amended lo ( hurdles. League took three more games from HKSOl'HCKS «1,800,000 provide a line to be Imposed on offend- The 0 Memorial the Rosevllle five on Tuesday evening. Presbyterlai. Repairing KVKHV (JOOIt HANklNtt FACILITY ers who leave snow on their sidewalks Church. indellnitely. The game was rolled on the Chatham All Work Our Work is (iiiiinnilit'il DIRECTORS : Methodist I0p:sro|):il rtii'.reh, Kev 1 ulleys, and the scores rolled were only l'nt-siiii' Avi ., CIIHIIIIIIII WM. HAI,I.8. JK., Chairman of the Board Also I recommend ihul concrete 1 A. Ci. Scliat/.man, pastor. walks be exlended lo all parts of the fair. The first game was won by a I FHANKI "N HAAS Pres. FKANCIS S. PHBANKK, Vine Prw. SI, Patrick's II. C Church. Itev Church—"Is your hoy preparing for JOHN N. MAY , WM. ('. HKNWICK Horough where the demand is great margin of 79 pins, but the next two | '•'. J. Hampton, rector. • HAS I). KKIIKY ^—_^^_^^^_ XJANIKI. BURKE enough to warrant the expense. tallies were won by close margins, only ! Congregational Church, Kev. Lau- j Cotham —"Yes. %i hr'n taking hoxlng WM. 8. POBTBB, Sec'y and Treas. To the Komi Coinniltlee: 1 ,iuLyj!". • Is pins separating Ihe two teams at rens H. Seelye, pastor. I lessons." that this 4R-.one of the rmw,°13i*(|yjl-'-"> :• end of each content. The scores: St. Paul's Episcopal Churcli-llov.' , ,,•„,„„ . Pe ,iy, f ealed. hard In administer, and of ut- CHATHAM M B3 Jo8( Pl pston ano o 172 1!)9 1( 2 W. C. Patterson, minister in charge. Open every afternoon except Satur- enough nunley each year Ui keep our Hnwarth 207 173 1114 day from 3 lo 0. Monday, WcilncMlnv For Safety streets In a passable condition. This "«dd .. 203 174 178 r c! Frldiiv eifntllPS, 7 to '* L may ha\e been a wise policy previous ~- ~ ~ ~ Try to Nurse Your Baby Through the Hot WeaUrer. to such Mines nx our Bewer and water Totals ....-- 929255 886 821 MA1LS CLOSE: pipes were laid, bui now, or ax quick- MAPLEWOOI). If your Milk is not Nourishing Enough, Take ' Klltit. v..ave mu \ ly an financial conditions will permit. Scott .136 161 168 For New York and Way Sta- you should pursue some permanent llubbard 191 191 172 tions 7.45 a. m. tlp or a wife policy with a patrol system. llainbacher 212 199 174 For Summit, Orange and ; To bulhl permanent streets now Harnliani .. 149 169 164 Newark only ! 9.00 a.m. [c ith, tapped j IMPERIAL would mean a large bond issue, which Stephnns 159 160 147 For HohoUen Terminal and New York (Closed Pouch).11.45 a.m. OlkJ 0".". 1\.,?. head, andj I consider out of the question; there For New York and Way Sta- , , GRANUM fore I advise that you do your best Totals 846 880 825 tlons 1.10 p. ni with a moderate appropriation, build- For New Vork and Way Sta- I-.? c. she tc •.-•-V the unsveetened FOOD ing a small stretch of permanent In Ihe war us in Hie other mundane tions 3.10 p.m. ih For New York and Way Sta- "' stree) each,yea{, it possible ...••^-—i : r.,,v«f niu.' «t8e aW'-rfShg "i i?" •;']. Cbatbam street, from I.urn avelrue M 41ie bright' -day*--of tlu> hther'. ' '~"'~ ~'~ ' "" West. an'd Babies to Fairmount avenue, should be Col. Roosevelt ts positively tln> only For All Westward points . 8.15 a. in. -vtia'spraceo!", opened to the public promptly. Luni citizen who finds Ihemiodcrn diction For All Westward points 12.15 p.m. ! It Improves the Quantity and For All Westward points. . . 5.15 p. ra. <~""\L avenue should be opened from Cbataiu ary too small for his uses. Quality of Mothers' Milk. street to Oliver street, and there Surely It Is a mollycoddle patriot- For All Westward points . 6.45 p. ill. liC.S vtions and| should be a street opened parallel ism that goes no farther than taking MA|I.S A 1(1(1 VK. with the railroad from the dead end profits from war stock speculations. From New Vork .mil Way Stations, tn "At Ida lima I •<•« for lanpla of IlirCSIAL are ready for distribution a!: j .vl.icli J::\. about u::| GRANUM, I intended lo no bab«, bill m of Fuller avenue to Passaic avenue. Down at Panama the broad, flat top hutbud inairtrd that 1 Uka it mjtttf, ud tfj 7 a ni., !l a. m.. 1 p. in., 3.II0 p. n,., i lo Bune her until hot weather via ovrr. 1VH To the Police and Kire Committee: of the Gatuu dam Is to be used a:i u and I! p. ni. '} 'j beautii'ii!-"".vent this! •I run down, but IMPERIAL CRANUM ku 'rtta me new life, and baby U hetllnr ud vile that the work still undone unJi-i golf course. It would make a better Mails arriving from points wtst of EPP7, laofhi, alerpa ind eati. ThU ia th* our contract with the railroad coi,; billiard table. lint bahf out nf ait 1 hava been abla to nuraa, j Chatham are ready for distribution ud would have had lo give it up, had 1 not pany be finished as rapidly as possil'V, This year has taught the essential]at •ttrted to lake IMPERIAL GRAMIk! mraalf and that contract formally closed. I differences between being a neutral j m., 9.45 a. in., 1 p. in , it s ; iven m MRS. B. ). HUNT, To the Police and Fire Committees: and being a mollycoddle. [ and .1.45 p. in M2 Eaat 4tn Stnat, I suggest that as these two depstt- . We douht whether even an Eskimo the wuiit d, which Bn>okJr., N. T. menu are going along nicely as nt appreciat»» all the magnificent beauty symphonatcd music present constituted, they need little of the Biiownake crystal. that flyer peace party would make an costs but a fev/ cents, tampering with. Geraldine Farrar kissed Prof. Taft. excellent musical comedy. and no physical effort To the Sewer Committee: which Is another argument In favor of Having but a beggardly (20,000,000 this committee that their dutieB dur being ex-prestdent. left, Mr. Carnegie may have felt that Advertise in the Press. Itvill pay you be oould not afford a PMOS trip.