THE NEWSPAPER r THE THAT IS I NEWSPAPER DIFFERENT c THAT IS ALWAYS READ OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF BERNARDS TOWNSHIP
Newt Vol. 23 No. 13 BERNARDSVILLE, SOMERSET COUNTY, N. J., THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1917 FIVE CENTS
n forest fires during the last few weeks were audited, the oven east of mound "c," which wag COL A. R. found to be filled with a great quantity J. H. S. Fair, John A. RoeblinR, NEW DATA REGARDING of aBhes, whereas the last one contain- TO HOUSE BOYS IN SCHOOL Alexander Marinon and Albert L. SAILORS' RELIEF WORK ed but little of them. Meeker were appointed special police- The work of restoring the camp con- Permission Granted to Use the Begun Under the Supervision of PRESENTS PARK men at the request of Mr. Fair who THE UjK BIVOUAC said they were already equipped for sists, to a large extent, in making Okott Building as Headquar Mrs. R. V. Lindabury. Township Accepts Proffer With more distinct and, where necessary, in service with the exception of badges and Two Shack Sites Restored and ters For F^/m Brigade Thanks-Road Work authority to act. The requests were improving the remaining traces of fbr- Mrs. Richard V. I.indnltury addressed Another Camp Oven mer occupancy. This, of course, reccs- 1 Discussed granted. The Bernards Township Board of met ting of local women in tht> Public Located skates the removal of all superfluous ibrary last Thursday afternoon on re- rocks as well us roots, nnd the leveling Education adopted a resolution at last FOREST FIRES COST $145.50 night's meeting giving the Citizens' ief work for the Navy. Samples of of the surface. Although there is now nitted jackets, xenrfs and wristlets SOME OF THE RECENT FINDS not much dicing, as was the case dur- Food Supply Association of BernardB Miss Lillian Coe, overseer of poor TO EHLKTBOYS Township, permission to use the Fer- were shown and instruction pven in the first stage of exploration, relics making the articles. reported assistance to a number of BY MAX SCHRABISCH nardaville High School as n barracks For Farm Work Throughout of various types, which had previously Mrs. Lindabury, who is very much needy families during March and April escaped detection, are being recovered for a brigade of about fifty high school and recommended the removal to a Township.—Plans Already While pursuing the investigation of boys selected from outside schools, nterested in this work, will supply every now anil then. Thus, the wellnigh wool to any one willing to donate *er- eanatarium of a case of tuberculosis, General Knox's encampment, the ex- These boys will spend their vacation Under Way. ubiquitous nail is encountered in every /ice. The Library ia to be used as a which threatened other members of the plorer was confronted by the task not assisting neighboring farmers in their portion of the camp. A badly corroded ia.se of supply until a distributing family with whom the patient lived. A plan was adopted at Monday night's only of locating the several sites dis- farm work and will receive compensa- pocket knife was unearthed east of enter has been .decided upon. Upon the overseer's recommendation, tributed over it, but also of trying to tion at the rate of twenty cents per meeting of the Bernard's Food Associa- mound "1," buried a foot deep with a Among the local organizations which (he Committee passed a resolution determine their nature by means of the hour for a nine hour day. tion, held in Bernards Inn, by which a urge rock on top, Near this spot a will take up this work are the Woman's withdrawing from men requested aid, brigade of schoolboy workers will be refuse left behind. These tell-tale gun flint, the sixth one noted, made of IVaitions are ready for all the boys except upon certification from the marks of former occupation consisted Social Union, the Sub-Committee of the colonized in Bernardsville to labor on smoky quartz came in sight while and the expenses of their maintenance Visiting Nurse Association and the F. township physician. of two kinds, namely, the mounds and farms throughout Bernard Township. raking the ground. This relic is parti- have been arranged for. Several rooms A. E. Club. The auditors' report on the condition William J. Bickett, Supervising Princi- foundations of shanties on the one cularly interesting, because it shows in the building will be needed for the The finished articles will be sent to nf the township finances was laid over pal of the township schools, will be hand, and the debris or remains of most plainly the so-called conchoidal or purpose and the Food Supply Associa- Mrs. Lituinbury who will muke a ship- for another month to allow Treasurer Manager of the project and boys will be colonial times on the other. The shell-like fracture characteristic of the tion quarantees to provide against in ment to Washington each week. Schley to reconcile Ms accounts with enlisted from high schools in different mounds, in particular, were quite con- true Indian artifact. In fact, on closer jury to the building through its oc- those of the auditors. cities of the state. A guarantee of spicuous and could be identiried at inspection it seemed to have been the cupancy by the brigade, once in most cases. But as for the The committee on house numbering, 0 per month and board will be given base of an aboriginal spear point The movement is under the direct Impressions of a Newcomer foundations of shanties, the task of in anticipation of free mail delivery, each worker. The colony is expected changed into its present shape by a few management of Supervising Principal From the NRWs-LrcTTRR of Hos- accurately determining their outline reported their work about completed. to open June 1st. dexterous strokes. At the time of the Bickett and a representative of thebrouck Heights comes the following was by no means an easy one since, in The committee on laying out fire Canning plants are to be located by flint-lock guns untold thousands of these Y, M. C. A. and another from the communication which gives the im- districts in the several villages of thethis association in Bernardsville, Bask- the first place, some of the stones, once points where picked up by the whites Boys' Scout organization will be inpressions of one of our newer residents township reported progress. The ing Ridge, Liberty Corner and Far forming part of the squares and circles, on the ancient Indian camping-grounds constant supervision. — Rev. O. L. Joseph—on conditions in committee was continued, Hills. had been removed and, in the second, and mutilated so aa to give them the Permission was requested to use the our village: because the occurrence of countless Clerk Dargel announced the receipt R. V. Lindabury, Chairman; Henry requisite shape. It is not at all im- school property but it is very possible Bernardsville, N. J. rocks littering the camp tended to and delivery of twenty-five badges for Young, Jr., Charles M. Chapin. Col. probable that some of the gun flints that the plans of the Committee in Editor NewB-Letter. render their outlines indistinct. dug up on the Knox encampment were special policemen recently appointed A. R. Kuser and Senator S. S. Childs charge may be changed and the boys Dear Sir:—I want to use your paper Speaking of the debris buried in thesecured on 'nearby Indian camps such within the township, at a cost of are a committee to raise funds. housed elsewhere. to thank all my friends) in Hasbrouck $;«uio. soil, both between the rocks and under as have been located in the vicinity of The basements of the several town Heights for their cordiality and cour- the Kuttermilk Falls at Pluckamin and Committeeman Clark reported on the them, it afforded a valuable clue for ship schools are to be used as canning tesy. They will be glad to know that along the banks of the North Branch of matter of securing a time clock. Mr. determining the character of the centers in the respective localities dur- we have a beautiful house with ex- TO BDpTpEB Raritan River, above all on the Rynear- (lark stated that he had investigated various sites. Thus, for instance, an ing the summer months and demonstra- cellent grounds. There is also a large ion farm, which locality was much several kinds and, in his opinion, one Farm Demonstrator for Somerset accumulation of ashes, charcoal and tions and instruction in the art ofgarden. As a true patriot I expect to fire cracked pebbles was t^ken to indi- frequented by the Redmen. curried attached to the belt, for which County to be Appointed. "doing up" vegetables and fruits will raise potatoes, onions and every sort of keys could be placed at diftTerent )>oints cate a hearth or fireplace, heaps of be given. vegetable in season. bones and marine shells a garbage throughout the village, seemed most The Bernardsville Agricultural and The teachers' committee recommend- Bernardsville is at the present time dump, and the same remains buried feasible, If this system were installed, Horticultural Society have started a Methodist Church Notes ed the engagement of Miss Esther B. n a transition state, Free delivery of deeply a refuse pit. Thus, also, a pile the night policeman would have to carry movement to secure a farm demonstra- Mother's Day will be celebrated next Mooney as teacher of drawing and letters will be introduced in June, The of lime mortar and fragments of bricks the clock attached to his belt and visit tor in Somerset County. Sunday morning. A special sermon music at a salary of $l,JO0.. Miss sidewalks are found only in some of would point, most likely, to an oven the places where the clock keys were The initial steps were taken at the will be delivered and mothers should Mooney is a graduate of Syracuse Uni- the streets but there h a movement on site, while buttons, forks, knives and placed, at stated intervals throughout March meeting of the Society and al be present. Sons and daughters versity and has had four years' ex- foot to lay them in all the streets. The nails, occurring mostly, as they did, the night. The insertion of the several ready Senator Frehlinghuysen, in a should gather in God's house and do perience as teacher of drawing and street lighting is fair. The town is within or near stone squares, may serve keys in the clock would show at what letter to the secretary of the society, honor to their mother. Remember the music in Oswego, N.Y. and Pelham, interesting to me because it combines to strengthen the presumption that time the location was visited by thehas signified his willingness to further white cornation is worn. N, Y. rural and suburban elements. There these squares do actually indicate the officer. The matter was laid, over for the project in any way. State Com- Other recommendations of the corn are quite a few commuters, as the train exact situation of the soldiers' abodes. frrthtr consideration, Mr. Clark op- missioner of Agriculture, AJva Agee, mittee included increases in salary of service on the D. L. & W. is excellent, Moreover, the investigation has general- "May sermons for Men"—The second posing the delay. has been approached and will be guided Miss Augusta Martini, from f 1,000 to and it is only an hour's run from New ly shown the space within the stones one is on "The Size of a Man" to be entirely by the sentiment of the farm- $1,200; Miss Edna Allen, from $1,000 to York. I understand there has been a John B. Dunster appeared before the squares to be most prolific in remains, delivered next Sunday evening. Come ers who will benefit by the appointment. $1,100; and the re-engagement of steady growth of the population and Committee at a former meeting re- whereas the intermediate sections, to the song service. Since it depends on whether the farmers Willet Neer at the Basking Ridge people are moving in all the time from questing that surface water from the that is, those outside of them, were street now flowing in his pond, be of Somerset wish the aid and advice of school. Mr. Neer will be entitled to the great city, Newark and around. comparatively barren of such. Installation of newly elected officers diverted to follow the road. A com- an experienced agriculturist in their pension within a short time for long The climate is delightful and nature In view of what has been said, it is of the Epworth League will be in charge mittee comprising Messrs. Buist and farming operations, petitions will be service and will probably retire. has made this a rare garden spot. evident that apart from the row of of the pastor at next Sunday evening's the township engineer reported that circulated within a few days, through- A resolution was adopted changing There are two large school buildings. out the entire county, to secure the low mounds, all overgrown with a dense service, 7.45 o'clock. the closing date of the High School to One was presented to the town b.y the the water could be kept from Mr. vegetation and hidden under a maze of 1 funster's pond at little expense and signatures of all who favor the appoint- June 15th, It is probable that the late Mr, Olcott and with it goes ex- ment. On the success of these petitions tangled vines, there were practically no advertised dates of the commencctnen tensive grounds. This is used by the was authorized to proceed in correcting outward signs revealing the significance "The Mission of the Pioneer" is the the difficulty. will depend the selection of'the .County topic for discussion at the Men's Bible exercises will also be changed. High School and the Kindergarten. of this old historic landmark or giving Another resolution adopted arranges The other is the grammar school build- Several permits to carry firearms Agent; Class on Sunday at 12 noon. any intimation whatever as to the for keeping open the positions of malt ing. The Supervising Principal Mr. were granted, among them being His headquarters will probably be in scenes enacted here for six long months Someryille and his advice will be avail- teachers affected by the selective draf Bickett, is a live wire, and he has in- Robert Nash, John E. Puff, John during that fateful winter of 1778-79, Wednesday evening the monthly able to any farmer desiring assistance about to be made. troduced quite a number of reforms. Lloyd and A. Grande. when the destinies of this country, missionary prayer meeting will be held. of any nature, in his fanning problems. In this respect, he is like my good Chester A. Carling, police officer at then struggling for freedom, hung in We need the world vision in these days The Board of Freeholders will be friend Principal Thompson in the Basking Ridge, was authorized to the scales. And yet, what a rich and here is an opportunity to have it, A New Rifle Range Heights. secure new plumage and headdress for approached at their next meeting to harvest of remains, what an abundance Eight o'clock. An effort is being {made to locate The town has a good Free Public the summer at a cost not to exceed favor the appointment. of evidence as soon as the investiga- 600 yard outdoor rifle range in theLibrary in charge of a trained librarian 180.00. The expense will be born entirely bv tion was once under way ! The following are the newly elected neighborhood of Gillette, to be used b; who knows her business with thorough- Reports of Treasurer Schley and Col- the Department of Agriculture, Wash- In the preceding issue of this paper officers of the Epworth League: defense organizations from Summit ness. A specialty is made of books for leetDf Kay were read and accepted. ington, D. C, the State Experimental an account was given of the progress Stanley Wilson, president; Albert Sut- Stirling, Millington and Bemarnsville. children and younj? people. The read- Upon information that the Free- Station and the Board of Freeholders of made in restoring the sites situated in ton, first vice president; Miss Ethel The range now used by the Bernards ing room is well supplied with papers holders would appropriate 76 # of theSomerset County. the northern section of the camp as far Bowers, second vice president; Miss ville organization in inaccessible t and periodicals. 1 t of improving the road from the south as mound "c." Proceeding many members and as the other thre Eliza Faust, third vice president; Mrs. 1 visited the Masonic lodge in town old Riddle place to the Dead River, In the Recorder's Court. farther southward, a quantity of oyster bodies have none, it is hoped to find on* Smith Kagan, fourth vice president; on Tuesday of last week and was given I which Supervisor T. B. Smith estimated One complaint came before Recorder shells were noted, some of them ex- mutually agreeable and easy of acces; Miss Elizabeth Petty, secretary; Lester K characteristic reception. The lodge *ould cost $1200), if the Township Com- Prout at Monday's session of the local posed to view, strewn along the slope for all. Mullen, treasurer, Mrs. Roy Walker, is about two years old but it has grown iiitee would construct the remaining Court, two women of the Italian Colony of the hill a few feet south of the new- A meeting of the executive officers o pianist. very rapidly. The temple is quite a '•'"'-, Supervisor Smith was authorized being the principals, one Mrs. Mary ly discovered oven site. Clearing the the different bodies will be held tin fine structure. Meetings ore held every '"Mpend the proportion due from the Schlosser accusing her neighbor, Mrs. surface from rocks, temporarily de- week when the desirability of the pro Tuesday to meet the demand for ad- township, not to exceed $300. if heAnna Chantos, of disorderly conduct posited thereabouts while digging in- Round Top Council No. 237, Jr. O.posed site will be determiner). mission. They are a splendid company fou id the county officials would carry and the use of abusive language. to mound "d," another rock square U. A. M, have accepted the invitation l| oi men, the pick of the town, " l their part of the work. Defendant was fined $10. and costs could plainly be discerned contiguous to of Rev, Oscar Joseph to attend divine Express Their Loyalty 1 win quite pleased to ape that a with an admonition not to appear before mound "d"and directly north of it. Ad NrvlM on Sunday May 27, at 7.4b in A I'ill of the Morris County Crushed Seney Lodge, I. O. (), K, at thei whole column was given in last week's Stl the Recorder again for a like offense, joining this square to the east there honor of Memorial Day. "ie Co., for $1,108.21, which is a meeting Tuesday evening adopted News-Letter to a notice of my book, on pain of being sent to Somerville. were seen two other rows of stone run • OSCAR L JOSRPH, Pastor. H'acy remaining from last year, was resolution as follows: "The Faith and the Fellowship," Al- ning from the easterly corners of the wilored paid and road appropriations "Resolved, expressing our confidence though published within the last month Local Defense Notes square so as to form a triangle, with To Meet Evenings *ill be pruned to meet this obligation. in our National Leadership, vie pledge 1 was gratified to learn that it was the Squad drills will be held next Monday the apex pointing toward the hill. To The strip of land on Prospect Slope, The Bernardsville A. & H. Society our unstinted support, representing as third best seller in a large New York evening at the square, if clear; if be more explicit, square and triangle jiirtly wooded, which it was reported announce that, until further notice, we do, our thirty thouttnnd men in the store. Anyone who desires a co^y can stormy, in the Methodist Church base- have one row of rocks in common, the '"" fall would be made into a park, their monthly meetings will be held at State of New Jersey." address me at Bernantaville, N. J., en- ment. base of the latter forming the easterly *•• offered to the township for that 7:.'IO o'clock on the firKt Monday evening A copy of the resolution will be closing $1.26. Impose by the owner, Col. A. R. side of the former. In the southerly in t ach month. Company drills tonight at the Paroch- forwarded to President Wilson. My wish for Hasbrouck Heights, is K^erand the proffer accepted with corner of the triangle there was a ical Hall; inside, is stormy, outside if June 27th ha* been fixed an the tenta- that it will have a sternly growth in nil •h'lnks. shallow depression, about a yard in the weather permits, tive date for the annual rose show. directions and become one of the im- A diameter and encircled by rocks, which I'otition signed by a number of Next Thursday evening, May 17th, The Board of Health portant residential suburbs. ««»kh)g Ridge taxpayers requesting company drill will be held in Basking on examination w«s found to contain At the Hoard of Health meeting 1 New Enlistments Sincerely yours, J "'* the road from the Washington many bones and bivalves. The stones Tuesday afternoon, attention was called Ridge, weather permitting. Among thost to enlist this week were L. JofiBPH °«»W to Cedar Hill and on to the composing these rows were firmly im- to tho preaencn of stagnant wutur in the Ten application* for membership were Ellsworth Childn, son of Luther Child* ''•'•king Ridge railway station, be oil- bedded in the soil and as their ar- cellar on tho Frank U. Allen property acted upon at the last meeting of the of Lyons, Hvander Kehley, HUH of (Imnt H wa granted. -; iigcment, such an it is, shown design, at the corner of Main Street and New To Supervise Home Gardens s Executive Committeo of the organiza- H. Schloy nf Far Milk and John ''"' Hoard of Protectors presented a Ultra carl In- little doubt that it digni- Street. John Hayard BtSVCM of West Brigh- n tion. Ktevenn, (on of Col, Kdwin A, Stevens, 'M and lengthy list of those who fies the outlines of Hhaokn. Honlth Oflicnr lluubrirk stated that ton, itatan Inland, « graduate of Uut- lp The Defensp organization hud, today, of the iniiiiiitiiin colony, All thrw will « prohibited from purchasing liquors About twenty-five fept east of mound tho matter WIIH receiving attention and Agricultural College, IHW been Wl| a Colt's Machine Gun offered at a cost K<> tO Fort Mycr HH inimibnr* of the Wn Hernards Township, which was "d" nnd • IVw Ntt south of tho rock 1 the wjitiT would be refcuxed m noon an n SopSfTflOf of Home Gardens Ofl Training Camp. &*«•* on file, of $«50. The boy* want very much to triangle, at a point where tho hill be- poiwlble. ii'nl will visit communities between l(l secure this additional equipment but * " was appropriated to repair the gin* HH HHI'I'MI, H largo maun nf limn All milk mild to the public by dairies Millington and Cilnilsl'in«. r lack the funds nnd tho offer must be "' leading past John M, Holmes' mortar wan noticed lying on the sur- The New Siren at the Ridge of I'.i-r tiarilM ToiHIthlp will be subject U> till committee in chnrffe of the work 1'" <' which was declared to be in bad accepted at once, It in hoped that some face. Making an excavation at this Mint) henrd the blunts of a siren at liiiiliria (fsl". I In1 taking nf ICMIM connlMH of the Hc\. T. A. Conovcr, W. •""dition. public-spirited citizen will mak« tho spot, much moro of that material came frequent interval* during the IMP.! frwwill he ntartod thi* month by Dr. L. It. J. Hickctt and Mrs, W. S. Pott, ol purchase of the (run possible before tho 11 lion H. A L. Co., of Far Hills to light mingled with aome ashen, hones days ? Thi- lirr laddies at the Ridge liniihrich, health inH|)<>ctor, The Hoard lii.riii.nlsvill..; Clara II. Mitchell, of Option expire*. '''•"''•'I themnelves at the command of and oy*i«-r HIICIIH. Considering all thn have installed their new fire alarm tig- of Health authorized Dr. llnubrich U)Fsr Hills; Lester Mnseroll, of l'piipack- u" township authorities in cane of A oupper for those who participated •vHenee, this spot, too, may have been n.il and are tenting iteach
A Philosopher's Learning In Application For a Wife The Fists
THE By ELINOR MARSH By RICHARD MENKLEY
Aii.i-n St. OWr «;i< a Qh)(osopber Aa a little fellow I wasn't very TELEPHONE He was lx.ni m Amori» a. bu! of BBfi strong. I had the measles and the IJSIJ penoto. Be hud papea to atow scarlet fever and all kinds of chil- that he was of co.nl Btodt, but had dren's diseases. Any boy of my age DIRECTORY sever examined tbcui. Be believed all could lick mo very easily. men I'l be 'i development of the ape. When I was about eighteen years old St. flair fell In love with 11 girl, who 1 feller come round givin' hoxiu' les- GOES TO PRESS reciprocated. Be dklu't talk about sons. 1 went to see him give a lesson man and wuiuun having descended —it was in a ham—and I was mighty Dealers also ia Coal, Lumber, Masons' Materials, Drain from apeb Ho tallied the language of tickled the wny he polished off somu love. After he had proposed Luura 0' the big fellers that he was teaculn'. Pipe, Hardware, Paints, Oils, Varnish, Stable Supplies, MAY 17th, 1917 He wasn't big himsolf, though be was Hilton--that wan tbe girl's uanie-seiit Spraying Materials, Fertilizers, Field, Garden and Lawn uim to her father for an answer. wiry; there wasn't any knotty muscles stJiudin" out on his arms and legs; they Seeds "I shall bavo to know more about was Jlst good ordinary arms and legs. you before 1 can give my consent," km for length, I reckon he measured Farm and Garden Touls and Machinery WE suggest that you ar- said Mr. Hilton. "To what family do about nve feet six in his stockin's. you belong and what hi your Income?" Household Furnishings, Etc. : : : : : range now for any new list- "I belong to the human family, and It was all In the way he done It A my Income is $2,000 a year. The prin- feller who could throw a hundred CANNEL COAI FOR FIRE PLACES ings or for any changes in cipal was earned by lecturing on man pounds 0' hay up into a loft on tho and his ancestors." end 0' a pitchfork would make a lunge at him that if it had hit him square. "That la barely sufficient to lodge present listings that may without gloves would 'a' made Jelly of and feed yourself and a wife. You him. But the little man wasn't there would have nothing for clothes and in- to be hit. Before the big one could be required, in order that cidental expenses." git back into position be got a blow on "Clothes are simply the covering of the Jaw. they may appear in the new the lower animals which are trans- formed to man. What he does not get I persuaded dad to give me the mon- telephone book. this way he derives from the vegetable ey to take boxln' lessons, and after a kingdom. The sheep clothes him anddozen lessons I was tbe best boxer in his wife. She wears rat skins on herthe county. What made me stuck on bauds and sticks an ostrich feather hi It was that I was a little feller with 110 Telephone, call at, or write great muscle, nnd after I'd learned to her hat. Her stockings when she lr 1 much dressed are the excrescence of box I was cock o the walk. None o' THE UNIVERSAL CM) our nearest Commercial worms." the big ones who took lessons could down me. The reason for this was k \ "Nevertheless you will find it incon- that I was mighty spry, and I could Office. venient to get on without these arti- tell by watchin' the other feller's eye cles. How about your family connec Jlst what he was goln' to do next. NEW PRICES "Family connections are of no more One day dad says to me, says he: . Ford Chassis, now $325 Importance iu man than any other ani- "Josh, you've got a lot of learnln' In u yer fists. I reckon you'd better git somo « Touring, 36O mal. Indeed, the family connections u of a horse are much more Important hi yer head. There's a young woman « Runabout 345 than those of a man. A racing sire opened a Bchule over to the crossroads; Mil and dam are Important, because swift- you better lam somethin' about readln', i « Couplet, • 505 ness of foot is inherited. Iu man writin' and 'rlthmetic." « Town, « 595 swiftness of foot Is of no Importance. I thort I was too old to go to schule, liij but when I got there I found the schol- ** Sedan, • 645 NEW YORK TELEPHONE CO. What Is of Importance in him Is intel- lect. But Intellectual man seldom ars was mighty mixed. There was i For sale by ELLIS TIGER CO. marries Intellectual woman, and If he scholars all tho way from twelve to does the children are liable to be only twenty-four years old. The schulemarm Gladstone, N. J. fools." was a young thing weighln' about a F. O. B. DETROIT hundred pounds and not inore'u eight- "That Is all very well, but my daugh- een years old. The first few days ter has associated with refined per- things wont mighty quiet, but after tbe N«c«ititi*i of War. saiiuwicii. Tiie kiiropeaii nousewire sons. If her husband's relatives are novelty wore off some o' the big fellers Wlien Lloyd GeOfge in KiiRlnnd un- has long made use «>f such sandwiches oarse she will not get on with them." begun to get tired 0' behavba' their dertook to organize' the ministry of for the between meal snaok for grow- "What Is refinement but a conceal- munitions a glacier began to .stamp ing hoys and girls. selves and showed a disposition to do ment of our brute instincts? Pigs eat; purty much as they pleased. When mt cartridge clips; a manufacturer of so does man. Pigs put the fore feet in music rolls used his equipment to make The Pygmy Hippopotamus. teacher told 'em to stop talkin' to each he trough; innn Kits at a table and other durin' ttchule hours they'd stop ifitiiKos; a concern engaged !><>fore the One of the iinlmiils least known to >ats with a knife and fork, The worst war In pfefHirtag infants' !' He Lacked Concentration, Some Tightwad*. Holy Communion at 8 a. m. and on the Speaking of u mau who wit a failure "Tightwad" baa crept into colloquial CHURCHES second Sunday in the month at 1:46 a. CUT THIS OUT because of liis lack of loncentratum slang. It Is even Included ha the dic- m.; morning prayer and sermon every and his inability to know his own mind tionary, and Us mcmilng is ebvlous and Bishop Janes Methodist Chuich, Sunday at 10:90; evening prayer aae five minutes ut a time, a captain ot in- well known. The man who can afford sermon every Sunday at K p. m. to spend money liberally aud will not. Baaklag Rklfe dustry said lie reminded him of a hunt- Sunday School following morning ser- ing Uo.^r be onca owned: though his companions net Mm the ex- Rev. Horace E. Dewey-Faster vice at 11:30. ONE CENT A WORD "At suiuisu tue dog would start out ample, is w i mi fun j referred to by that name. In the popular acceptation on his own hook after deer. He •would lO.at a, m.—Morning worship St. Mark's Church, Basking Ridge, will cover the cost of an advertisement in the jump a buck and run him for miles. It is • synonym for meanness. And L. R, Aushutz. Lay Reader, in charge. yet hla spending it* somewhat accord- 7.00 p. • .-Epworth League. CLASSIFIED COLUMNS of When the buck was on tbe point of ex- 7.46 p. in.—Evening Worship. —Holy Communion all Sundays except liaustioii the hound's nostrils would Ing to bis temperament; he spends If Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7.46 the second in the month at 9:46 a. m, catch the taint in tbe air where a fox the occasion seems to him proper and tollable Ills purse opens If the object second Sunday In the month at 7 a THE BERNARDSVILLE NEWS had crossed tbe trail, and be would in- in., morning prayer every Sunday at stantly decide that, after all, fox was ippeals to bis tastes and Inclinations 10.30; Sunday School at 11.30, even- The best advertising medium in Somerset County what he had come for, and he would unless he boards merely for tlte pur tnrn aside to pursue the fox. Perhaps pose of getting aud keeping, To be Bernardtvllle Methodist Church. ing prayer on the first and third 8ua> economical, or at least to refuse to an hour later, when the chaw wns Rev. Oscar L. Joseph-Pastor. days In the month at 7: SO p. m. spend when others are spending just Please insert the following advertisement for ...... insertions growing warmer every minute, his keen Morning worship at 10.45. nose would detect tbe presence of n to be "a good fellow," Is equivalent in Sunday School session at 12 noon. rabbit, and be would go after the cot- many minds to being a tightwad. Ami The Reformed Church of Bedmlnster. yet many n man has surprised the com- Kpworth League devotional service tontail, with the inevitable result that Rev. Charles Gilbert Mallery—Pastor. by 4 o'clock In the afternoon that munity in which he lived by a great at 7:10 i* n. Sunday School at 10:00 a. m. lK)iuid would be thirty or forty miles iharity or public gift, of lasting benefit away from home hi a swamp with a to others, made possible by what his Evening worship at 7.46. Morning worship at 11:00 a. m. chipmuuk treed!"—Saturday Evening neighbors termed his "closeflsteduess." Wednesday, 8 p. «.. for Prayer and Christian Endeavor worship at 1:41 —Detroit Free l'ress. Post. Fellowship. p m. A welcome to all at the Church on the Evening service at 7:30 p. m. George and His Leg*. Air a Part of the Etrth. Hill Top. Mid-week service, Wednesday at Bit by bit the historical grabbers are "A balloon is sent up at New York 7:30 p.m. digging out the truth about our im- city ou an absolutely calm day, remains Women's Missionary Sccloty first mortal George. We have heretofore iu the air Cop one hour, drifting in the Wtnlne» opening uta rnenaimpi. f»«r rnm». I rt*«pt»nting raim i far ia iiioKi aia cmctxt&&, ti^1 War (HniJ*. naf« (!<•• B It in ultii'Mst IwpfflWJMhl CM even a fiii'iii!«lii| • la ti»t which Sijr ., have proved lo be ret} mmflil m lettuce sDp to be rom.ned from tlie exista bstwaea t«o lall^w »hosi' niodi'm warfare l «ed only aa a re it Baa mken ru<»t withiMii perlmeat al Bnrt, they haTt baaa ol dr •• ing anil i>erlo»l of W!TI^B h.-ne Bertff Btet A friend lb:ii we have known nnd liked for jreea KIIWI jinii !!• iii i ;i :•• i 'i.-ii the return of •Mpeoded >:ri'Ut! Hut iiowa«Jays Resources Over $10,000,000 AMI I Nl.»S Jill '«JJE») file rllK'mal'. : Iplj l " : I fl.ilil llis ^rt-nt paini trees ;ire BptVOtad and oar has drifted a«a.v from us. tad W« aeftal woo8nol««*ii s ! i ways tatpa ried buudre«is of iuil>'> from their un ha testa UHM IW B»TC drifted I'ul.luhed fvrr> Tburfdtjr L»y Ifc ties t\y awaited al headquarter*. rive .soil U:J. 1 . iimute with KkfOBly a avaj from lilm We Itkod atcb PAYS 37c INTEREST fUccwM PetUlttl* Co*»**» 7'1).' isofinaT pfc'''•'•<• '•••'•• "FJJO T« m wiited leaf. •o well tiiai we H'anteil our wives /Uhfctffrrr liuii'ling, Oppotiu n., I.. A W k.k t<•(•!- tot tttto '""IK nrnieitukf- » ret} The MeM i'f the wcecaa at traus- meet ami be faoal Mead* Pi On Accounts of $100 or Over, Subject to Check Sution, BcnufdtvitlCi K iliiln'uli uin] datlAfi (sit. ill* must I"' such tfVM hes iu tho pre'iiu they met. Bad, as miulit »a« been Telephone J7 J. ii muter of |ji> |ii"ii-.s-i' 'ii, line ntTVfN work. Tin.- is ln'^ua fnilv ^i\ exi>ect<>(l. they c«fc4 nothins in the C*»L H. B of str.-i an l lie «.. lag i • taka areal baftm the time for the BMW- wurld for eaib ntlier. In fact, one of editor ind BUHMCM rfxfct, .Mi"" 'i .ic, ill.11 noi lie in obliged tog of the five. First the roota are tbem said aha ccBlda'l see wUal on t.i Bj at • low aitltade, for otbervta* Sag around ;uiJ carefully cut. and the enrth anylxnly WBld Ilii.l in bir to ml s MORRISTOWN TRUST GO. A BEBNABDSVILLE POST OFFICE .iSES25aSH5251!SH525a5]2Fi!5Z5H525H525HSH5^ l Incoming Outgoing R 6.25 a.m. *7.39 am 7.39 " 9.12 » RANDOLPH AGENCY *9.12 " 11.26 " YOU ARE NOT INSURED *2.66 p.m. *2.6B p.m. NATIONAL BANK BUILDING against fire but if you have a properly written policy, in a responsible company written •5.30 " 6.50 " „, by a.reliable agent, you are insured against LOSS by firo. «>mpan>. written *5.3O " •Distributing Mali Real Estate Insurance Bonds Ihe ONLY insurance you can obtain against tire is a well organized and equipped fire com Mails close 10 minutes before time of Titles Perfected—Estates Settled—Legal Pipers Drawn 6 YWr despatch. ^ tion^aPnSTo^fbyfire" ^^ * ^^ «* lire, JZ^ur S^i Office CIOBCS evenings at 7 o'clock. Commissioner of Deeds for New York and New Jersey DIRECTORY. NOTARY PUBLIC FOR NEW JERSEY RANDOLPH AGENCY Howards Towns ii|> Board of Educa- tion. Telephones: Office 13 R«Side»«, 65 I National Bank Building : Bernardsville N J I Dr. Clare M. Henry, President. J. B. Hulshizer, Vice President Harry T. Miller, District Clerk. W. J. Blckett, Supervising Prin- Mrs. Henry Berger entertaine\PAd o^luiiiii.iiinit.i.n •••»•»»»»»»»»»i » A I ~~ _—. cipal. Wednesday last Mrs. Robert Wange- 0. P. Campbell. man, Mrs. Willet Anderiea and Mrs. COMING EVENTS C. H. Mitchell. Emma Maskiell, all of Astoria, L. I., »••»• YOUR MONEY M. F. Connelly. and Mrs, Frank Randell of New York Max Hemmendinger. This i« the must valuable advert icing space in CAN EARN James E. Bathgate, Jr. City. the NIWJ. There will be no charge to Priendi and patrons of the Nawa for brief notice*, nor A. B. Gibb. Miss Agnes Boxold of Newark, will far mention is newt of purely civic, social and p. V. Stryker. religious eventa, where tnerr i» nn money Kenneth B. Schley. Custodian of spend the week-end with Miss Dorothy consideration. if you deposit it in our Special Department, and your School funds. Berger. May 16th—Sweet Sixteen entertainment Regular meetings: second Wednes- Mr, and Mrs. Russell F. Randolph by Epworth League, in the Methodist banking can be transacted entirely by mail. day of each month, at Olcott School entertained over the week-end Mrs. Church. building. Randolph's brother-in-law and sister, July 3d and 4th—Carinval,)Bernardsville Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dietrick of High Township Committee. Fire Company. Bridge. This Company it the largest financial institution in both Clifford P. Campbell, Chairman August 3d and 4th—Eighth Annual Mr. and Mrs. George Carpenter, J r. David Buist Carnival of .Basking Ridge Fire Co. the city and county in which it is located and it it Thomas Holmes. of Dobbs street entertained Mr. Car- No. 1. penter's mother, Mrs. George Carpen- KennethlB. Schley ter of Brooklyn on Sunday. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS serving people from all over the state. Your account James C. Clark McGuirk, a New York Notary Edward Dargel, Township Clerk. Miss Ada Simpson is ill at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Gillie in the James J. McGuirk, Jr., of this place, will be cordially welcomed. Kenneth B. Schley, Township Treas- a second year student in Fordham Uni- mm* Old Army road. urer. versity law department, has success- Mrs. Eugene Hoffman and Mrs. Al- Theron B. Smith, Road Supervisor. fully passed the State examinations fred Gibb returned Saturday from Robert Kay. Tax Collector. and has been appointed by Governor PL Atlantic City where they were dele- Antony Schumacher, Township Whitman, as a Notary of the State of gates to a convention of the Women's THE PLAINFIELD TRUST COMPANY, Engineer. New York. Federated Clubs of N. J. Harrison P. Lindabury, Counsel. Mr. McGuirk, who has been living in Regular meetings on the' first Tues- Mr. and Mrs. Van Cleve Meeker New York while studying at Fordham, jay following the first Saturday of the have returned from a visit to Mrs,is now a full fledged citizen of that Sweet Sixteen Concert month,'in^the Township Clerk's Office. Meeker's father, H. C. Freeman, in State. After graduating with high An unusally interesting entertain- Sparta. honors from Bernards High School, ment will be given in the Methodist Board of Health. T. G. Lindorff, organist at St. Ber-Class of 1914, Mr. McGuirk worked for Church under the auspices of the Ep- [ARE YOUR PAPERS AND VALUABLES SAFE ft James C. Clerk, President nard's Episcopal Church, is recover- a year in order to procure funds for a SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES David Buist. worth League on May 16, at 8.16 ing from aserious operation. college education. He has worked off FOR SECURITIES AND JKWKMIY Clifford P. Campbell o'clock, The sixteen young ladies of and on ever since and has practically Thomas Holmes. The Girl's Club of the Congrega- sixteen years of age the flower of Ber- been paying his own way through Kenneth B. Schley tional Church met Monday evening at nardsville and neighborhood will fur- Fordham. STORAGE Joseph Kronenberg, Secretary and the home of Miss Anna Ten Eick in nish sixteen pieces consisting of vocal and instrumental music, recitations STORAGE Registrar. Prospect street. Fix Bedminster Water District fADLT Dr. J. Gordon Rosa, Health Physician. Leon H. Wood, who has been organ- and dialogues. Admission is sixteen Property within a radius of 1,800 feet cents. Refreshments can be had in FOR ROOMS Dr. L. R. Haubrlch, Health Officer. ist at St. John's Chapel, Mine Mount, of the water pipe line in the Bedminster Regular meetings on the first Tues- for some time past, has obtained a the gymnasium after the entertain- FOR section of Bedminster Township is in- ment, for the additional sum of sixteen HOUSEHOLD iuy following the first Saturday of the position at Waterbury, Conn. Miss cluded in the water district, the Hne3 month, in the Township Clerk's Office. Mary Bowers is succeeding Mr. Wood of which were denned by the Township cents. Tickets can be had at Burns' VALUABLES FURNITURE as organist, Committee at a meeting Saturday after- drug store and Graham's confectionery. noon. Action appointing a committee Do not forget the date. George D. Cross and family are now of women to have charge of Red Cross occupying their summer residence on work was taken. The committee will the mountain. be formed by Mrs. Frances K. Stevens. & Gleaned From the Vliitlng Nurte. The Friday Night Club will hold its Chairman William Lisk of the Town- First National Bank ship Board was authorized to name a In order to keep your hands from May dance in the Parish House on Fri- MORRISTOWN. N. J. secret service body. being parboiled when you have to day, May 18. provide hot compresses for the Inva- jFtmeral E What Makes a Good Road. lid, run two long wooden rods into The choir of the Methodist Episcopal 1 Church held a progressive supper Sat- Evoryb'i ;.- agrees that tiu> surface •lots stitched in the ends of the flannel fr of a road must lie oval In its contour, or linen compresses. Rest these sticks urday evening. The first course was Tt>* nrs* I'nlta'lan chunk. Ttaf tend bus tsaeated i call a* P»*&* to Ch«. E. Allshctkey 'Phone 24-M Villlam F. Allshak «oyd Hampton Valentine, a student ey NEWS BREVITIES iu tbe Heetrttle eoBege, ivunsylranla. wbo win £ radii me iJ ALLSHESKEY BROTHERS . . . Manufacturers of • . . WhiMk.usf cadets have elected OF NEW JERSEY these t.rthers; ITeskient. Leoaai* FINE HARNESS, «*"" w CLEAN UP! Mitchell; vice preaMeat Kenneth Mac- DWCU; stvr.-wr.T. Rutaeil Yawgt-r: Horse Furnishing Goods and Auto Supplies interesttng Happenings !n thetreasurer. Howard Krtakwater. State Carefully Condensed. , , . Oi Every Description.. . , By action of the Imai'd of trustees of Drew Theological seminary, Madison. ' EXPERT BUILDERS OF RIDING SADDLES TO ORD2R Yes! Ev*nt« »f All Kindi Gather** From any snidt'iit who enlists in government Repairing Neatly and Promptly Doue service win receive credits la lull tut V*ri**« PwMtS I" the St«t« and 8» panned tbroagb tbe year. R*OJC#« In Si*e That They Will Ap- . NEW JERSEY put te All CIIMM o< Reader*. For the eweomJ time in less than a Branch Stoie »t Peapack Clean House A* • t**ult •* HK building of the year PeBBSgrore is wilhout a borough glass «v»rW* Olseilwm !• enjoying IIMMr, Jiuvid A. English. Hke his predecessor, having resipned because be ivusiderul tl»t> salary insufficient. F«rtr >"&r Hills Wpb Kfaaol bOJi Me at work at th*> newly cmMMed Frob Alfred S. Manh of New Brunswick farm colony. has taken his seat as a member of the state public utility commission, suc- ceeding John .1. Treuey of Jersey City. MICHAE MADDALUNA & CO. •eooad Ufutonaut fohu Kean of with EUwbetb if preiwrtng to go to the the term i* *i* years and the salary Fort Mver training (.amp. Masons, Builders t The garment factory at New field has Dr. William II. Lawrence, hend of i-)««<) Indefinitely as a result of unsat- Overlook hospital iu Summit, has or- isfactory lalmr conditions. ganized a hospital corps for service and Contractors in the lulU'd States army. There ore ^ii more men have bWD added to the forty members. Two ambulances have mounted \>vhc? iu Camden to Increase been donated. Phone 59-W AlfWork Guaranteed P. 0. Box 60 \ the efflcieui-v of the department. SAPOLIO Charged with loitering around the Office Claremont Road, next door to Buist Building * The pond property i% South Woods- village of Mennntico and refusing t<> Bernardsville New Jersey { town ifi to be purchased by the cham- leave, much r<> the annoyance of the ber of commerce for a public park. fanners, John Klein, a Hungarian, was sent to jail for twenty days by Mayor Whitakfr at Mlllville.' Canvassing of laborers in tactories A "Sidereal Cay." •rbo have hud farm experience wag un- Iu answering a corresiKindeBt tYbc dertaken by several state departments. The Gloucester county Red Cross so- PAUL ADAMS ciety has been organised, and Lewis utked the meaning of tbe term "side real time" the Irish Times explains Officers of the Peg Lock Block com- Starr vas selected president; Mrs. SI. C, Hut«"UliiKon. vice president; Miss that that is the only truly sclentllic Horseshoeing & Jobbing pany, incorporated. Patersou. estimat- manner of recording time mid la that Margaret M. Thorpe, secretary, and CARRIAGE REPAIRING ed the loss b.r fire to their plant at which astronomers nud navigators use $100,000. Ellison H. Davis, treasurer. A "sidereal day" is the precise time MILL ST. : Bernardsville taken by the earth in revolving on its James Holland has resigned an city George Cockling of Uldgefleld Park, FINE GROCERIES axis and is twenty-three hours, fifty- marshal at Beverly, and ble resigna- one of the best known telegraphers In six minutes and four seconds. Oui tion baa been accepted by the city the country, was killed in an automo- sundials, however, record a -rery dif commission. bile accident. His son, Dewitt, and an employee "who was in the car with ferent day. Milton G. Faust If you set up a sundial in a garden Employees of the city of Passaic are them were seriously Injured. BEST MEATS and observe when it Is noon today and jubilant because they bare been grant- Dry Goods : Groceries again tomorrow you will find that It ed salary Increases on account of the Elisie MW'arthey. eleven, daughter of exceeds the "sidereal day" by three high cost of living. of Mr. and Mrs. William McCartney of Midvule. is dead, the result of car- minutes and fifty-six seconds. Tbe difference is clue to the distance that Bernankrille, N. J. Daring April there were issued in ing beeu struck and dragged thirty the earth has traveled on its orbit Philllpsburg eighty-eight resident hunt- feet by an automobile owned aud driv- while it has been revolving on ita axis. ers' and fishing licenses and ninety-five eu by Senford Hhrldge of Rye, X. Y. The orbit motion makes it necessary nonresident licenses. Private John Scliitffer. Company B, for tbe earth to turn nearly four min- utes longer in order to bring any place The Best Things to The garment factory of Victor Mor- Second regiment, wus seriously Injur- L H. NUSE vay at Mlllville was sold to M. Byer ed by a train while on guard on the to the same position with regard to of Philadelphia, who will operate it as Pennsylvania railroad bridge over Itan- the sun that It had on tbe previous HORSESHOEING a aHk shirt waist plant. cocas creek and is at the Zurbrugg (Uy. —AND— Memorial hoaplttil iu Riverside. JOBBING Eat-ALWAYS Many mackerel fishermen are mak- The Novict't Mistake. ing the Cape May harbor their landing A Jury awarded Peter Paovi, a Fhil- In "Tales of the Flying Service"' C. Special attention riven to place and are shipping barrels of blue- Upsburg machinist. $7,500 In his suit G. Grey tells about a strange entry hi Coach and Driving* Horses, ash to the markets dally. the official report of an officer who had Wheelvrightlnjr and Rubber against the Kasteru Pennsylvania Tire Work a Specialty Power company for personal injuries recently joined the service and WOB A company of home guards has been received by coining iu contact with a sent to pass a seaplune through its LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED formed at Berlin for tbe township, with live wire while crossing a Phillipsburc test for the English navy. He bad to All Work Guaranteed David R. Lee as organizer, and a street. go up as a passenger with tbe con- Agent for Racine and Goodyear heavy enrollment Is anticipated. structor's pilot and to keep a log of Automobile Tires and the Vuited States marines guarding the what occurred during the test. Westeott Automobile The vacant yard ntid lot improve former German radio station near This is what he put down: "0:05 a. in. TlLEPHONI 1834. ment committee has assigned approx- Tiukertou will tiiul life more pleasant left slip; 0:10 a. xa. altimeter shows MAIN ST., BERNARDSVILLJE, N. J. imately 1,200 vacant lots in Newark to this summer. The Ocean county mos- 300 feet above sea; 9:12 a. m. curious THE PARTICULAR STORE 1,004 prospective vegetable growers. quito commission lias caused the drain- phenomenon. Met a seagull living ing of the meadows in the vJclnity of backward!" Instead of eatables, the Emprie Steel the plant. That meant that the machine. flyin« and Iron company will "plant" homes at the rate of about eighty miles an DR. L R. HAUBR1CH on one of its large lots at Mount Hope. Military drill under the command of hour, overtook a seugull—which is not Tbe buildings will be for employees. a United fctntes army officer has been a fast flyer—going at about forty miles Dogs Boarded and Treated Main Street started by students of Stevens Insti- an hour, and that up in tbe air, with- •Irs. Arthur Johnson is president of tute of Technology! Hoboken. Cap- out any background to give a proper Bernardsville \£TERINARIAN CE1MF & MAYBERRY, a newly organized suffrage league at taLu George VV. Bunford, Twenty-sec- sense of direction, tbe bird looked as Carney's Point, one of several being ond United States infantry, la super it it were flying toward them tall first. and Infirmary Ketobam Place | started in Salem county by field organ- vising tile drills. Probably the officer knows better now. izers. Phone 140-W A grosblll, a bird not seen for yeai> Teach Children Thrift. Instead of blocking country roads In Ui Merchantville. has made its nest in We Americans are notoriously the moving a dwelling from HaineBport to a tree In the yard of B. M. Thomas. most thriftless of peoples. You have W. SHAFFER'S Ht-idgeboro, William Van Vane moved The uews that a grosbtll was there heard Low much we throw awuy. We it on a flathoiit down the Rancocas reached the state bird department at ure too prone to think of thrift as stin- BUS LINE Trenton, and a representative was sent creek. giness. We hate to hear about saving. Leaving Bernardaville there to i-onttrin this. Dorothy Canu'eld Pislier in her recent Moraine -7:00, 8:00 end 10 o'clock The state department of health an- book, "Self Reliance," gives parents e Afternoon- 1:00,3:60; 5:00. nounced that 3,911 deaths were report- The Newnrk Home Defense Emer- strong word of warning. She says: Saurdky Ni|hts-7:OO o'clock. ed In March for Xew Jersey, a death gency league favors the Houston bill ''There is nothing ia the fact of bsi&g Sundays—7tOO trip omitted. rate of lfi.Tii compared with 16.90 for for notional control of the country's children which need cut off uur sons February, food. A resolution to this effect wan and duughters from u threat deal of ac- Arriving Bernardavllle passed after Edward W. Scudder had curate information ;uul rouslderable The Vineland Woman's club has made a report on the conservation of MoraiBg-StOO, 9:30 and 11:30. Quality Ice Cream 1 pra^ticnl experience with tbe ins and ndii't' '! a resolution railing on the farm and other resources. outs of wise money (pending*, But Aft.rnoon 2:30; 4:30; 6:30. mayor ninl corumlsHioners to order the there N a tcreat deal in Hie fact of their Sunday-8:00 trip omitted Ktred* eleuned up for fear of infantile Princeton university students have belli;: American! whk'fa will Bliut them Leaving Morriatown Plus Ideal Service imralysls. agreed to Hct as enumerators In a cen- off from such toformntlon and experi- Morning 7:30, 8:00 and 11:00 sus ordcral by Governor Edge to asrer ence unless parent* make a VSJJ deter- Aft«f noon- 2:00; 4:00; 6:00. The use of superior materials, care in making and skill Mrs. Henrietta Mowrlef. fifty-three tain how many men now employed in miiuil effort to MV tlmt tliey gel the years QM, fell dead while doing the New Jersey manufacturing establish Sunday-7:30 trip omitted. in serving are some of the things which make proper training, for tbe whole spirit of family Ironing nt her home in Mill inentH are nvnilable to work on farms Saturday Nigbte-11:00 our Ice Cream different and better. rllle. 1 loath was saU to be due to our country :uul ft|o I- inviilnst tut in during tt>i> planting and harvextiug sen. the effort." heart trouble. SOU, All Errands and Parcels cafe] If your arc particular Q_f^T"^ A X011 ^rin1', then fully attended to. The PaQlsboro board of trade has One thousand men began work on The City ef th» Dove. about the kind of OV/l/r\ come to our givon m> the proposal of having the the Henry Ford property on the Kenr When iniuhty Atnvu vent to conqner fountain. We ask this because we know that our Soda plant of the Viii-umn Oil company, lo- D.v meadows for the erection of n gi Egypt be camped uu tltci eust bank of the Nile Opposite Memphis, tbat gtcut R. E. Mosedale, M.R.C.V.! will appeal to you. cated ta (Jnvmvlcu township, annexed Kiiutli- shipyard. wlwe wooden HIIIJIH. to the bWOh proposed by the United Htatra ship twenty mile loog ca|iltul of mud ping board to offset tIn- tonnage de brick* whose Western Verge wan the VETERINARIAN John KlmluT, for many yean eou- stroywl V»y QtffBaQ Mibinarlnew, will p,» ruinldH and Whose mud brick houwex wltl) nested the Milk Iteporter, now M built. have all vanished. Ainrii minlied the TeL 12-M BeroardiTillf, N ^ L. S. GRAHAM EK.vpti'iii. ninl i-ijiiic back to get IiN published In SUNWX, hi dead at bis hotm> Ui Ml An H' •*••" iii h-ii Of f ti in HTM IN tii'luit p ReMCfeMf, twenty fonr Can Youf fortned In HofllSlOWU, Members will nun "iii. rtaBgtiftf of Atbtn Im Hero JIr«- n few ililufc'M tlmt you can lulu- mivnntntfi* uf tbe federal rpsprvi' I'hmiC II Wealthy • ?m piiifc- iiiNti uf Ho not do: The Bernardsville News Yon ''11111101 lot down the *(|tiarc root SCHEUERMAN AGENCY Iniin net Ot&Stl iilrnitlv Inivp made hohctl ninl OIIMI HIS ' MAKING A The Story SWEETHEART MARKET Chenoworth Tells By WARREN MILLER B» RICHARD MARKLY By ELINOR MARSH * serving with my regimes! us When [ finished my detective story. Mi>« Msirj'Tio Mm kciiiio euMttf \\ surgeon at Munila I received a letter Tbe Octagon House,"' I sent it ti> from my ohl fiiuud Pick Tuuiston at frum a liuuiunotii department stare every publisher without succ«H8. I Bad Butaria, Java, asklug mo if it would and looked aJbott fur it taxlcab, •sod up my fuinb while writing It uud be possible f<>r uie to come down and Tuerv wero several automobile*, was confronted with starvation. Ouo see him. tie was ill. :iml despite tna drawn up t,> the sidewalk, ktlas Mac of tho publishers had suggested that I fact that he wus taking the bent of keui',U' Inquired o( several cuauftVuni Bfent Notuo method of tuuklug a mar- core of himself he didn't £t't any bet- whether they wars iHwimmeii. nctir* ket for my work. I didn't understand ter. Couldn't I obtain a leave even for Ing anstrefa from aome that the con- what be meant, and lu» mpluliitHl tluit a. short time? veyances. ttn-y drove were private troaa I think up some story about it taut others that tl)«-y wore wuithig for per* I confess I did not relish the. idea would attract the attention of thepub- sous lu tho store. .\i the end of the of making tho Jouiuey, Inn Dick mid I I told him that I had done ln- Hue a ,vouiij{ matt sell lu his cur rt'nUtiig bad tong been cronies and I would uo vcotiug enough In writing tbe aovel a nenspaiicr. Miss Mnckciitlc m». more think of refusing him tltau my aud had no Ingenuity left, proachod him, and the first ttiUig he own brother. I put. a« advertWcnu'tit In a news- knew of her presence watt bearing a I succeeded In getting a leave, nnd 1paper statin); that a rain of large ex- very well modulated voice ask: found Dick Tburston uu a coffee plan- perience wished a position In a detec- "is this cab aagtge&r tation, where be had gone some months tive bureau. I received one reply. It The young mau looked up mu> Ilia* before in the Interest of tin American was from a man who lived fifty miles Mackenzie's liquid eyes. lie did not grocery concern. He was living with a away from where I lived, nnd I was reply at unco, but wh»>n he did he Javanese family, consisting of a moth- obliged to go to see him by tram. I asked where the young lady wished er, a daughter some twenty-live years feared to risk finding him, bat sloe* I 0 go. She mild tluit tihe desired to go old and several children. The young had nothing else In view I concluded lome, giving him her street and nun- woman was attending to the patient's to do so. Throwing a few things lute wr. He hesitated a moment, then said wants. ladeed, she bad the whole care a suit case, I went to the station and he thought he could take her there of Urn. was soon logging along oa a way and get back to tbe store before a lady train for my destination, with my hand Dick was suffering from malignant ho was waiting for should tlult»h heherr A dysentery- 'I put him under treatment, baggage in tbe rack above my head. hopping. It was not long before I saw a man bat got no response. A couple of days Miss Mackenzie WHS about looking at me from a seat on the oppo- it to step/ after I began be was as bad as ever. into the rear part of the vehicle when site side of the aisle. I flrst notice! What puzzled me was that his trouble she paused and said that sue always tbat he was Intent upon my salt case, was Intermittent. At one time be >referred to rldo lu front. The chauf- the end of which protruded from the would appear so well that I couldn't eur thercupou oiientxl the door beside rack. When be lowered Ills eyes b« believe there was anything the matter llm, aud the lady entered by tliat seemed to take me In for some pur- with him. Then, when I was congratu opening. pose. I assumed that be suspected me lating myself that he was going to "It's a beautiful morning, mlas," tlie of being some one else and was trying come out of It, down he would go liautfcur remarked. to make up his mind as to my Identity. again. As to the drugs I gave him, "Indeed, it is. If yon were not «•«• When tho person sitting beside me they appeared to hate no effect what- ;nged 1 would have you take nie to ths left the train the man vino bad been ever. park." observing uu>—he was a brutal looking I hadn't been attending him long be- "I think I can do tbat and get back fellow—came and sat down beside me. fore I discovered that the Javanese ;o the store before the lady I ana drlv- "Howdy, Mack," he said lu a low girl who nursed him was In love with .ng finishes her shopping. It always voice. htm. This set me to thinking. I had takes her a long while." seen an extract somewhere—I think It I turned and looked at him. "Well, If you thluk you won't get was In a newspaper—from an old Now, a writer of detective stories into trouble you can take me for a Dutch report stating that when a Jav- and one ambitious of shining as a de- ride." anese woman takes a fancy to a Euro- tective is not likely to throw an ad- The chauffeur drove to the mi of pean she will either have him or poi- venture over his shoulder. I hasardei the |,nrk, turned, and drove hack, turn- son him if she gets tbe chance. Might a guess that the man was a crook ant ed again nnd again driving back and not this be a case In point? Without had mistaken me for another crook. forth. An hour liud been consvmed, saying anything to Dick I resolved to It was not flattering to be mistaken duriug which Miss Mackenzie was «o watch her. She was very regular In for a jailbird, but In th» hope of turn- pleased with the park scenery, the ve- bringing in his meals, nnd on severa ing up something I put my pride in my hicles glittering hi the sunshine, and occasions when she did no I concealed pocket. the conversational powers of bee com- myself in a closet, keeping my eye to a "When did you get outf I asked, panton, remarkable for a chauffeur, nail hole. But If she was poisoning his "Two weeks ago." that she supposed but ten minutes had food she didn't do it when she gave It "Have you got on to anything since7* elapsed. She asked the driver If his. to him. "Tea, but the cops have got me tied fare would not likely lie through tier "Dick," I said to my patient, "your up with It I can't realize on It with shopping and need him, hut he a«id nurse loves you." out their spotfln" me." she bad told him he would have to "You don't mean It!" ho exclaimed, "Maybe I can help you." wait a long while fur her, nnd he en- astonished. He made no reply to tbta for awhU». tered upon another hour's drive, at too Shall it be grown for THIS! "Have you been making love to her?" It occurred ti> mo that ae would not end of which he deposited the lady at "I have never thought of such a relish trusting uw. 1 broke tbe silence her home. On banding him his fare ainonsf oecome aggravated whenever thing." h.v asking him what kind of swag he she asked him if she could not use his and wherever Intoitcating liquors are "Have you any objection to doing BO?" had got on to. He said It was sliver cab occasionally, to which, he replied plate. Plate is bulky, and I bad no that she could aud save her his tele- ABOLISH LIQUOR, habitually used. Confronted with PRACTsCAi. HEALTH HINT. 4 Dick demurred, but as I told him I these facts, we are about to undertake had a theory connected with his illness doubt that be would find difficulty la phone number, telling her to call for the creation ef a targe army of the '4r Indication. 4 he flaally consented. The next time disposing of It. Charlie. people and to prepare It for participa- * F«r chronic indigestion caused 4> she was with him he called her to him. "I'll tell you what I'll do," he said After that Miss Mackenzie railed CARTER ADVISES tion la the most gigantlt straggle lu * hy too g-jreat acidity of the stom- 4 took her hand In his and told her that after considerable reflection. "I'll put frequently for Charlie, taking long the history of wan. * ach Juices, bicarbonate of soda Is • her kindness was winning his heart. a part of It into your hands and give rides with him, paying liberally there- When the army was reorganized In 4f. the usual treatment, but Dr. * She did not object to a caress and went yon a quarter tf you'll turn it Into for, with an occasional tip for himself. 1901, following tat war with Spain, 4- Louis T, M. de Bajoos of Pklla- * away looking very happy. cash. If you're straight about that One afternoon when be called for her PROHIBITION AIDS EUROPE there was introduced Is the act pro- * delpbla quotes approvingly In the 4 The next day Dick was better. and succeed I'll give you some more." an elderly lady was In the cab. hibitory legislation regarding the sale * New York Medical Journal Dr. • I told him to keep up bis lovemaklng "No such risk except on halves," I "I must apologize for my presence," of wines and beere upon military res- 4- Hayem's most recent procedure. 4 for a few days, and he did so, with the said. she said. "Charlie Is my tav«rtt* ro Give or 8tll Intoxicants to One ervations. There was much resent- * Thai ts to administer artificial 4 result that his Improvement was re- He asked me how I proposed to do chauffeur as well as yours. When I Who It Training to Defend Hit Coun- ment on the part of the army at this * Carlsbad water, the effects of 4markable. I didn't care enough for fur- the job, and I replied tbat I would asked him to take me to my slater's discriminatory legislation, for, while it ther experimenting to ask him to cedle meit the stuff aud dispose of It as raw try It • Troatonablo Act Against th» 4 which, he says, seem to be more 4 tliis afternoon he said that he waa en- Introduced prohibition on reservations, Ills devotional attitude and grow worse, material. I made up a story about my gaged to tako you out. I told him that Nation, Major Qonoral Asotrts—Tom- 4 pronounced aa well as more last- 4 it encouraged border line saloons la 4 me. 4 so I resolved to eat some of his food ability to get a flre hot enough for tbe he might take me In for a half poranct 8oorta Big Victories. surrounding territory. 4 Dr. Hayem's artificial Carlebad 4 myself. But to get the food that I was purpose and I bad mold* for Ingots dropping me at my destination, Navy Alto Bant Liquor. 4 water la made thus: Sulphate of 4 sure was pefsened I was obliged to tbat I had acquired for a similar par- must not bin me him." By MAJOR GENERAL WILLIAM save aim do this very thing. He turn- pose. In the course of time following the 4 soon, 44 parts; bicarbonate of 4 Miss Mackenzie got Into tbe back HARDING CARTER, U. 3. A. ed away from her, but dtd not eat the abolition of the sale of beer and wines 4 soda, 38 parts; chloride of soda, "How much of It Is there?" I asked. teat with the lady, who made herself With the declaration of war with nest meal she brought him. I smug- —alcoholic liquors were previously 4 18 parts; sulphate of potash. 2 "Well, to tell the truth," he replied so agreeable that the girl forgave her gted m some food for him, ate a little Germany and the enactment of the se- barred—on military reservations the 4 parts. Of these salts one tea- 4 "there's not much of tbe sliver, trot for what sue had done. The lady «f that the girl brought him and madn lectiTe draft law, we hare assumed naval regulations banished Intoxicat- 4 spoonful to given in a half plat 4 there's some jewels tbat belonged to a seemed to take a desperate fancy fee away with the rest surreptitiously. The obligation! whose ultimate enda ao ing drinks from war vessels. Modern woman of the multimillionaire C, her snd when they parted asked tor 4 ef water at between 90 and 120 4 test fnlllled tbe conditions. The whole nun can foresee. Primarily we hare battleships, destroyers and atibmarhaes Including a seven string necklace* el her address. Mlas Mackenxt* gave It 4 degrees F, «ae hour before break- 4 length of my alimentary canal became had become tea complicated to bo in- pearls." cheerfully, and as soon as the cah bad BOW become responsible for the prepa- 4 feat. 4 Irritated. This was the same symp- trusted la any part to minds beclouded "Tou won't get rid of tbat very turned a corner Charlie palled us, and ration of hundreds of thousands of 4 4 tom as Thurston's. I didn't care to re- with drink. Efficiency and safety ef 4444 *>44 444444 4 44 4* easy," I said. "I'll do tho silver for Hhe took the seat beside him. young men for the stern duties and peat the experiment. you, because melted metal la like dead operation alike demanded the eicta Profit by "Is that tbe lady yon were waiting hardships of war, and in the natural Tbere was now nothing to do but men—It tells no tales." sloa of liquors from war vessels, awl De not be content wlta following for," she asked, "when I hired yon the order of thing* they wilt constitute the get the patient from out the clutches I made an arrangement with him to It ts certain tbat If th* reeteretlea »f good odrtce; catch tip with it first time?" human element available for the na- at this too much loving nurse, but my call at a deserted, dilapidated oli the wine men for the period of the Keep an eye oa the Job ahead, but "Yex, miss." tion's defense for many years to come. curiosity was aroused as to what poi- building the next evening to remove war were put to a vote of naval offi- keen the ottoer eye and both bands on A week later Miss Keckeoste receiv- The nation owes It to the young men son she was using. I thought of the silver or such part as he was cers It wouM be orerwhelmlagly de- the Job you have. ed a note from Mm. Chetioworth, the who are selected for military tminlng feated. watchlag her as she prepared the food, willing to trust me with ts a first test lady who had divided the cab with Tbere is plenty ef roosa at tae top, but to do this was impracticable. I of my honesty and separated from and service that from the very flrst ObHcrrlig tin •f»ratitiis of ts* oo her, exnreHslng her appreciation of the because those who get there are the would have tested the food chemically, him. Before leaving him I asked him they shall know that (be training will called aatl-canteea law, waicfe stamped irlrl's kindly assent to that Intrusion few wae started early to avoid the but had no materials for the purpose. what tbere was In me ti» attract his be carried on under circumstances the sale of wlno tad beer at post ox- and Inviting her to dinner. Miss alac- I was puxxled. attention, I supposed It wan the name changes or canteens, it was Sound that wifi a hit uncertain about ae- above reproach. The nan who goes halfway to meet McCoy painted on the end of my suit for a time the offenses Involving drunk I had, among other Instruments I an Invitation on so short an Fortune in more likely to And her than case, but be said ho would linvp known The development of minds and enuess Increased at army pesta located had bronght with me, a pocket micro- iici|tirilniiiuci>, but the lady had seemed the aaa who watts for her to knock scope. It was by no menns so power- mo by my own "ugly mug," Io IK> II ietlne PROPOSALS FOR BRIDGE NEAR BONNIE NEWS BURN SANATORIUM BETWEEN SOMER- nJ In SET COUNTY AND UNION COUNTY. SEALED PROPOSALS will be receiv- KENNETH R. MACKENZIE ed by the Joint Committee of the Board ALL AROUND THE COUNTY of Chosen Freeholders of the County of Somerset and the Board of Chosen Free- Decorating and General Painting J holders of the County of Union, at 2 P. For Pure Milk and Cream, Phone H M., on Monday May 21, 1917, at the Child* Sons Co. Tel. 164. BM ressssinszsiLnsz^^ Borough Hall, North Plainfield, N. J., Wall Hangings, Shades to Order for the following described work: FOR FARMS-Cheap or expensin- New steel beam deck bridge, 20 feet Homes, Buildings Lots; Beautiful M1LUNGTON Mappfl tht United StatM. span and 25 feet width over Green Sites, call on Heman Childs. 'Phmu! Beginning Bearlji forty years ago to Brook on Plainfield avenue near Bonnie 164- 8-31-tf Paints, Varnishes, Oils, Etc The Senior Dancing Class of this Burn Sanatorium, between North Plain- ronsiruit iiivmiUt' lop^fftpWc and FAMILY HORSE.-Lady candrVe place held a reception Tuesday in the 1 1 tlH field Township in Somerset County and fire house. The affair was given by fteol(.Kl<' limps "I" t" " ' known and New Providence in Union County. Price reasonable. Inquire NEWS Of Estimates Cheerfully Furnished Tel. Connectio tin' uncxi'K'ivd refiottl uf Uie United fice Mrs. William Tripp, in honor of the Also at same time and place bids for - 6-l-tf .suites, tlie I Dited Slates geological reinforced concrete arch, county line class, which held its final lesson at the surve.v him apeedlly impressed with bridge over Green Brook, at Norwood FOR SALE—Gentle road horse, Phae ton, surrey, Two seated sleigh, har same time. Miss Helen Kirkpatrick of tlil» pint of lti «iTk until topographic avenue, Plainfield. ness. All at bargain and on reason- Summit is the instructor. inapt of -i" pt* 'fni of 'lu' eauntry are Detailed plans and specifica Uons for k able terms. Inquire at NEWS Office now imMi^linl, toaidefl BMJI tot large this work may be examined at he office «f the County Engineer of Somerset 8-ctf ' CERTIFICATE OF AGENCY PEAPACK-GLADSTONE •TOM In Alaaka iiml Hiiviiii. Esten- County. Joshua Doughty, Jr., >omer- LOST-A pair of Oxford gold framP The International Concert Band gave du> incus liiivc jiis.< been covered by ville, N. J.; and also at the office of the eyeglasses, with black silk ribbon THIS IS TO CERTIFY chat we have appointed as our agent geologic iniips. niul nil tlit* work from a concert Saturday night in Aliens County Engineer of Union County, 120 attached with gold slide, and also ilie begtonlBg "t tin1 tit'ld survey to Broad street, Elizabeth, N. J. case bearing the name of Dr. s OTTO EHRLER Auditorium for the benefit of the Pea-ihc prinilii.. of toa ilnlf