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NEW YEAR HAPPY TO ALL. , '. NEW YEAR THE WESTFIELD LEADER ALL ' THE LEADING AND MOST WIDELY CIRCULATED WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN UNION COUNTY •-*-#—#—1 THIRTY-SIXTH YEAR—NO. 17 WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30 1025 16 Page*—S Cent* C. C. HOME ENTER- CHOIRS SING AT FATHERS AND SONS SALARIES OF OFFICIALS TAINED BY MARRIONETTS TWO CHILDREN SAVED ROTARIANS HEAR I NETHERWOOD TONIGHT GETTOGETHER DR. PATTERSON Edith Flack Ackley, of New York, FROM DROWNING TO BE RAISED Matmder's beautiful cantata "Beth- The "Father and Son" banquet The Rotary Club of Westfield, held visited the Children's Country Home Young Girl's Prompt Action h'hem" which was so delightfully sung which was held in the Parish House its weekly luncheon at the Westfield Tuesday afternoon, Oeeember 2'), in- I to a very appreciative congregation of the Congregations! church, last Hotel, yesterday and in the absence Building Inspector, Tax Collector, Town Clerk troducing her delightful inurrixn- Averts Tragedy at Min- j last .Sunday night at the Methodist night, wus well attended. One hun- of the president George Prutchey, Dr, ettes to the children. J Kpiscopa! church, will be given again dred Fathers and SOUB were pres- Leland Davis was in charge of the to Be Benefited by Ordinance-Council dowaskin Park tonight at the Nethcrwond Reformed ent. During the dinner community meeting. He announced that during Her clever little doll clown danced churchchurch , Lcland avenue nnd Third singing led by Charles F. Goodrich the month of December, there had with as much agility and abandon as Lust Thursday afternoon Stanley street, Fluinfield. The singers wilt waa part of the program. The young been three 100 percent meetings, Re-Organizes Friday at the Woman's Club on Monday and Hill, aged 5 and Elizabeth Hill, aged in-be thi iif e combineI'oifioiuetdi quartet4UU1 tei.ss oi f uithe oladies of th« Christian Kndeavor Herbert I!. Welch, chairman of the a tiny fairy was the leading doll it, were saved from drowning by the MethodiyMethodist and Baptist churches aass- served at the tables. program committee, introduced Dr, character in a fairy play, A ranr- prompt action of Miss Julia Foster, sisted by Mr, Charles Brown of St Holman Westerberg responded to 1'ntteruon, President of the Lions MAYOR TO DELIVER HIS ANNUAL MESSAGE rionette elephant who got his trunk The children are the son and daugh- Paul's ICpiBcopal church, George J, the toast, "Our Fathers", in an able Club of WeBtfleld, who gave an in- in exactly the way Kipling narrates ter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman C. Hi Keevil, organist and direetur of the manner and Dr. A. W. Taylor an- teresting talk on co-operation be» amused the children with several of 641 Maple street. Methodist choir will conduct the swered with a toast, "To Our Sons" tween tho two bodies, along eivlc At the meeting of the Town Coun- The application of A. D. Marenghi original stunts. The children were playing in Min- cantata nnd play the organ a>.v<-m- in a like manner. lines. (Seorgo Rush, of tho Cranforit cil held last Monday night, an ordin- and William L. Reilly to place signs After the performance Mrs, Ack- dflwaskin Park nnd seeing the htk« panimenl. Thomas M, Jones, After the, dinner, the party ad- Rotary Cluh was a guest. ance to increase the salaries of build- in front of their store, was denied, ley permitted the doll clown to walk frozen over decided to walk nut on 1st and director of the Uaplist choir journed up-gtaira, and were enter- ing inspector, tax collector and town The application of Albert Somerset about, shake hands, climb the chil- the it a. They reached it point soi will play the hymns mid several or- tained by Mr. McNichola, « sleight- elerk was introduced on first reading for renewal of his billiard and pool dren's laps much to their delight, al- distance from tho shore nnd the ic,>, Ran numherfl. The Netherwood of-hand performer, from New York 2ND INTERCQLLEGIATE end a hearing set for Monday even- parlor on West Broad street was re though a few were a little afraid of unable to bear their weight, gave chiirvh is a new building recently City. ing, January 11. The proposed in- ceived and was referred to the po- way nnd Stanley fell in. His sister HOP DRAWS MANY his uncunny liveliness. dei d icated and a modern F.stoy orgun 'feases in salaries will give Building lice and license committee. attempted to help him lint Ihe ice installed there. There will be ne. Inspector Frank Moffett, $2500 a A petition signed by several resi- As an expression of their uppreda- gave way beneath her nnd nhe loo inih-^ion charged at this service and RAHWAY DEFEATS Tht> second intercollegiate hop year; Tax Collector Addison H. dents of First street was received t'on the children cheered Mrs. Ackley was immersed in the chilly waters of general invitation is extended to given by the Intercollegiate Hop As- Clark, $2600 and Town Clerk Charles and referred to the committee on thanking her for such a unique con- the lake. LOCAL "Y" FIVE sociation of Wcstflold Monday night tribution to their happiness. frii'iulB of the Westfield inuRiei- ut the Tennis Cluo drew a large Clark $1300, an increase of several loads. The petition requested that Miss Foster wns passim? about this. M to attend. In a brilliant game of basketball throng. (iuc»ti< from Westfleld and hundred dollars over present sala- improvements be made from Osborne timo and the children's cry directed surrounding towns attended, and en- ries. Many people feel these officers ' avenue to Florence avenue. The PRESBYTERIAN her attention to the spot. Without CHRISTMAS CUSTOMS Saturday night, the local "Y" big joyed the excellent dancing. are deserving this increase as their | signers of the petition stated that hi Minting, she threw off her heavy (he's winning streak was broken by This annual dunce ia becoming a jiresent pay appears inadequate, tney were willing to bear all of the CHURCH ACTIVITIES cont and waded nut to where the chil- PERVADE TOWN the fust llnhway "Y" Seniors. The feature of tho holiday seasons and ia Upon recommendation of Council- expense of the improvement. Resi- dren wore stru»r)!rliiij< in tl.e water. game was featured by excellent PIIKK- h oked forward lo by those who coma man Charles H. VanDoren of the dents of Upper Prospect street again Rev. Dr. William K. MeKinnoy She Bonn had the children on shore T\v lurge groups of members of work ami shooting by both teams. home from schools and colleges as ftmnce committee, the salaries of the appeared before the council rela- preached on the subject "Keep Your- and bailed Miss Maxine Met I Inch, of well as tlume in town. Mayor nnd the Counc'lmen were or- tive to having that portion of Pros- self in the Love of God" at lust Sun- •ill Mountain avenue, who was driv- ihe Congregational and Methodist The early lend piled up by Railway dered paid. These salaries amount pect street and Overhill street im- day morning's service in the Presby- ing through the park. The children (huiiheH started out Christmas morn- \vu« t<«i much for the Westlield live to S>1 each. proved. Councilman E. S F. Ran-terian church. At the evening ser- very rushed homeward anil Miss h'os ing and greeted the day with Chvist- to overcome. The local team was THE USE OF OIL The ordinance to lay out a street dolph stated that the matter was un- vice he spoke on the topic "Outlier ter also was taken home. uui.- taruls. Wherever they went, bewildered by the fast playing of the, dcr AS A FUEL be known as Ludlow Place which'. consideration and that he with i'P the Fragments." The quick thinking of the young they were received with the Christ- Kalnvay team, but in the second half Town The High School Christian Emleav- girl averted a tragedy which must Ins been before the council for norm.- Engineer Blair and Executive mas spirit and the air resoundedfound themselves outscored by Hall- iMany people who hava already in- time was laid over until the meeting !Offic<-'r A"drew Carney of the .Board '•i' Society of the Presbyterian Church hi.ve occurred had no one been near. way. Scoff with 14 points led the of n alth wt re m to make an v-ith their music. They continued Htnllnd nil-burners as a medium of o,i January 11th. The ordinance to| ? > e° « i«- discussed the topic "Huve I Made Miss Foster is the daughter of Air attack for Railway, while West wan heating their honu'n, n» well as thom ranstract a water course on Hyslin speetion of the thoroughfare and see Goad This Year?" at their service nnd Mrs. Frederick 1,. Foster, of 177 until day had fully risen. what could be done the outstanding light of thu West- who are contemplating the advisabU" avenue was passed on second an'i ' last Sunday night. Harri-wn avenue. She is n member Kwrgrnen trees were illuminated Hy of placins; such an apparatus to The Town Treasurer Harry J. Gil- The Senior Christiim Kndcuvor f the senior dims of Ihe High on sev'end lawns and when the lights (leld team. Chattin's defensivo wort final reading 83 were the ordinances chool HIIII since she entered she has was a great asset in the necond hnlf. overcome tho shortage of other fuel relative to the appointing of an as more reported a balance on hand of Soeioty'u topic was "Press On." The were t.iirned on presented a bcuutiful may bo interested in tho following $00,006.53 and the report of Tax Junior Society mqt at the parish taken a leading part in athletics. sight. II seems that the Christmu" The score: i&tant town engineer; clerk of the Bhe is considered one of the lending facts, which hovo been compiled by purchasing board and the one relat-1Collector Addison H. Clark showed house lust Sunday afternoon n\ ,'t spirit existed everywhere and wns Hahwny experts. 0 >Vloek. ing to the salaries of certain towni^ had received taxes amounting to sket-lxill players ill the wliool. accent tinted in every way possible G, F. V. A certain Committee of Eleven, all officials and defining their duties. The $19,618.44 and costs of «76fl.O9. KcatV, (F) 7 0 14 prominent membcra of tho American ordinance to improve Hyslip avenuo Mayor William Beard presided and SKULL FRACTURED IN (CONGREGATIONAL S. S. ENGAGEMENT OF MISS Abbot, (F) 1 1 :i Petroleum Institute, have recently is- was laid over until the meeting of with the exceptiop n of Councilman H. Henderson, (F) 8 0 16 auod a report in which they make ref- January 11th. Henry West and Wil- Eugene Gerhart, all members were FALL DOWN STEPS HOLD XMAS EXERCISES KAUFMANN ANNOUNCED Orr, (C) .. 4 1 0 orenco to an additional reserve sup- liam G. Haste were made active present. The council adjourned un- RUBSO, (G) 2 2 6 ply of oil In the United States amount' members of the Volunteer Fire De- til Wednesday night, when all unfin- Alexander Scott, of 763 Summit A Christmas program was give-n At a reception given by Mr. and Bartley, (G) .. 1 0 3 ing tc\ twenty-six billion banrelB, vvenue, was taken to tho Muhlenherg partment, on recommendation of the ished business will be transacted. by pupilH of the Sunday school of the Mrs. Henry Knufmnnn, North avenue, Thorn, (G) . 3 1 7 Thews facts have been widely quot- On Friday morning, January 1, hospital yesterday morning as a re- First Congregational Church, in- ?ir« Committee. Grncelund, ut Urneehuul Hall, Tren- ed by the proB» nnd it would appear the Town Council will hold its or- sult of a fall. Mr. Scott attempted cluding the primary department, ut . Totals 20 5 67 An amendment to the zoning or- tim nnd fiouth avenues, on Saturday from some articles noted that n tew ganization meeting in the Council to go down cellar to attend to thethe parish house Iu*t .Sunday uftov- We.tfield interested in oil burning have clutch- dinance was introduced and a hearing Chamber. At this time, Hon. Wil- lurnuee and somehow losing his foot- ;ioon at ;} o'clock. evening, the engagement of their F. P. was set for January 11th. o. ed at these fuels to uphold their un- liam Beard, Mayor, will deliver his ing was precipitated to the bottom. The program follows: llynm, "Joy daughter, Mildred Anna, to Kmest WinterK, (F) 0 1 7 economic position nn n drowning man This ordinance will place South annual message and appoint the var He landed heavily on his head. His to the World," school; Erecting, C. Huck, son of Mrs. Bertha Buck, Hoot,
FOR DIRECT CONNECTION CALL WESTFIELD 1208 TEPP ROTHERS "A SAFE PLACE TO SHOP'*
' PLAINFIELD, H. J,
A TREMENDOUS SALE NOW IN FULL PROGRESS Drastic Price Cuts Prevail on Coats and Dresses for Women and Children
Just when wardrobes need replenishing comes the great! January Clearance of apparel. Smart new apparel, too, in new styles and excel- lent quality.
It will pay you to take advantage of these exceptional Jow prices.
Come Down Early While Stocks are Full. Dis- cover for Yourself the Many Splendid Values
Every£[Woman's Coat in Stock Save Money on Women's Greatly Reduced Smart Dresses Visit Toppers' January Clearance Sale and find out Every welt known fabric is included—fur trimmed how women dress smartly at little cost. Come soon, and plain—sport and dress models—all new colors. for values such as these will not last long. DRESSES 1 DRESSES COATS l\t,i!h $18.50 f Worth $24.95 Worth $18.50 Worth $75.00 | 15.95 to $211.75 }19.50 to $22.50 14.95 5995 to $8H,50 J DRESSES DRESSES I COATS COATS Worth $35.00 f Worth $iif>.00 Worth $24.95 Worth S!l.r..00 f to 539.75 J to $40.75 37-50 to $29.95 1835 to $125.00 J DRESSES "COATS COATS Worth $55.00 Worth to $65.00 47-50 Worth $32.50 to $39.76 24-95 ;i:i!>.5o to $159.50 DRESSES COATS COATS ") Worth $69.DO to ST.i.50 59-so Worth $42.50 f to $40.50 J 34-95 $$105.00 to j J&tJ.Su THIS SALE NOW IN $189.50 EXTRA SPECIAL GROUP FULL SWING COATS 1 COATS REPRESENTS THE Worth $55.00 f Worth VERY ACME OF to $09.50 J 44-95 $225.00 179-95 9.95 These tire, indeed, wonder VALUE GIVING Prices Cut 1-5 And More values. Buy for general wear.
Drastic price cnts are also the rule in GIRLS' DRESS this Motion for children. Bring them in COATS ON SALE... $24.5(1 w5:'!c on the holiday vocation and save on Bolivia, nucillim iind tamiHin i-loih; ili-:-lr :iWo wlnlor colon; richly fur trliniiinrl ?•"' their outfitting. lara nnrt cuffn; flzon 7 lo T4 yt>nrs. A ml Your Christmas IiTtion of profty nioili'ls. -\ Money Will Go 3' TAILORED TOTS' COATS C19 Q^ ^ Twice as Far if COATS ON SALE ON SALE AT Oormania Chinchilla—lined with heavy Gonnnnla Cliliiclillln; muil1- ju: I like her Spgnt at THIS iup(lg_i]jjQ fabric; full cut; cinnamon, COCOH, big Bloter'o conts; Frmicli blue, cranlwrry, Ceen, cranberry, French blue and navy; cinnamon, cocoa, Rrcen nnd navy; a!r.ex 2 to *kos 7 to 14 years. SALE. 6 yearB. Stor Trimmed Models on snlc, ?27.SO. Fop IRrlmmPfl Mmlcls In nbove oil snl*? fl(7(J.5O. Page Fo THE WESTFIELD LEADER, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1925 every reasonable condition. It is difficult to THE WESTFIELD LEADER avoid some delays in Newark and New York traffic and the pubiic is likely to make allow- ance for that. But the bus company should be ready to nmi meet emergencies and delays of an hour are PUBLISHED WEDNESDAYS AT WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY by certain to arouse criticism if they are permit- THE WESTFiELD LEADER PRINTING ted to happen too many times. The rates are AND PUBLISHING COMPANY reasonable for the excellent accommodations AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER and the annoying delays at the Ferries will be unnecessary when the vehicular tubes are OFFICIAL PAPER for ifae TOWN OF WESTFIELD BOROUGH OF MOUNTAINSIDE available and that will be in a very few months. BOROUGH OF GARWOOD Westfield is exceedingly fortunate in having (Alternate Years) and the railroad as well as the bus service and the Official Organ of the New Jersey Association for time is coming when the subway lines will be Poultry Improvement made more conveniently available, but we Money grow*. It must be watered by savings and industry and cultivated Entered at the Post Office at Westfield, N. J., as must wait a few years for the latter. There is Second Cias3 Matter. no doubt it is coming within the next few years in a bank. Term*; and that means much for every resident of the 7 Started" or "I Did $2.00 a Year in Advance commuting district. Advertising Kates Furnished Upon Applications Telephone Singing Corals Popular Editorial Dept Business Office There seems good reason to expect that there Job Printing Dept. 407 will be a general revival of the beautiful cus- J.N ot start." That's the only tom of singjnif Christmas Carols. In a great difference between people who own NATIONAL ADVUIISlitt RtHtSENTATIVES many towns and cities throughout the country ti£W Jl SSI V NtWSPAmS, lu. their homes and those who don't. Harrcy C. Wow, lv,,idn> there was last week a considerable increase in NEW York—Chicago—Ptiiladelpjiu observance of this custom and it meets with approval. You certainly can save something THE NATIONAL BANK WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1925 Organization of choruses and GJee Clubs is being systematically conducted and substantial each month from your income. Start A Happy New Year OF WESTFIELD encouragement is given by a national organi- today in one of Westfield's three The Weatfield Leader extends hearty greet- zation. It should not be necessary to remind ings to its subscribers and patrons and wishes anyone of the importance of that kind of work building and loans. THE BANK to all a Happy New Year. The twelve months and everywhere music lovers have been de- MEMBER of 1925 have been a period of prosperity for lighted with the progress that has been made. ONLY FEDERAL RESERVE You will be surprised how quickly IN the town as well as for the country generally Westfield is certain to get in line hereafter NATIONAL and there is substantial indication that this and keep well at the head of the list of towns you'll have a sizable sum. WESTFIELD condition is likely to continue. that encourage this custom. Its place in the The year so near its close has been one of music world is invincible and no feature of music is likely to be neglected in the future. peace for the American nation. Its relations •THE ORIGINAL KELLER ESTABLISHMENT* with the other great powers of the world have The "Beauty" of America—The comparison drawn by involved matters of tremendous importance the Salt Lake, Utah, Telegram in the following editorial, and in every instance all of the complications shows tho fundamental difference between the United have been admirably handled by the Adminis- States aa contrasted with any other country in the yorld. America is the horae of freedom, initiative and tration at Washington. ndependence. European countries represent a maxi- President Coolidge has given renewed evi- mum of government ownership and control of industry, repression of individual initiative and special advant- dence of his fitness for hia high office and will ages for the favored few instead of for the masses. start the new year with a record of accomplish- Read what the Telegram says: It makes one love ment and progress in his program for the re- every square foot of rocky land, desert waste and fer- tile fields in Our Country where the richest and the duction of the income tax aa well as conspicu- poorest have equal opportunities; where class distinction ous relief from other national burdens. means nothing and where the government exists for The State of New Jersey f acea a bitter fight he people and not the people for the government. r "A transcontinntal trip, no matter how often you GOOD GLASSES in the Legislature over several important meas- .ake it, is a never old panorama of the greatness and SMART ures that are certain to be subject to consider- unity of America. Just now the middle western part able discussion. It is reasonably certain that of it is scarcely a panorama of its beuuty. Kven a FOR EVERYBODY Kunsus village has beauty in the spring and summer, some changes will be made in the method of or when covered with lleecy winter snow, but in the PUMPS handling the business affairs of the state and mid-season, of mud and haze and drizzle, it would take The poor can't afford to wear for it is desirable that changes be made only after a poetic soul to sue any beauty in it. Which is perhaps cheap, improperly fitted glasses. all the better. The best way to appreciate anything is The rich can't buy more pains- careful consideration of every involved point. to see it at its worst. So, let us compare the worst taking eyo service than I give. Westfield's affairs are in excellent hands and Kansas village, at its worst, with the wonderfully beau- Social Occasions its Mayor and Town Council are doing splen- tiful French villages at their best. The character of lenses and did work along progressive lines just as rap- "In picturesque beauty, of course, there is nothing to cost of frames differ, but I can idly as possible in consistency with public compare. The French village has everything and the supply the poor with good., Kansas village nothing. It is flat, dreary, ugly and glasses within their means, and economy. The traffic problem has been given prosaic. But the Kansas village of a few hundred in- the rich with the latest stylos most intelligent consideration and it is safe habitants fcovers as much space as a considerable French city. Its ugly houses have telephones and ra- of eyeweav mounted to suit to assert that Westfield is going to have ideal dios, and an automobile. Some of them have running their individual taste. FASHIONABLE regulations of that kind. water and modern plumbine, and the rest have space enough to make the lack of them relatively safe and 'Phone Westfield 1798 for an There is no excuse for pessimism over the inoffensive. Everybody has n daily newspaper, and appointment NOW. HOSIERY outlook in any line and in maintaining pros- everybody can read it. perity confidence must be general. The local "The French village has a wonderful stone church, in which its people have worshipped for 500 years, DRJUSILBE business men are displaying a finer broader while the Kansas village has six starving and ugly spirit than ever before and it will meet a spir- wooden onea, commemorating mostly sectarian rivalries. But the Kansas village has a fine union high school, it of appreciation from the town's residents. where its people and those of the country about can VAN ARSDALE'S The Westfield spirit is evident in many ways learn more than any but the most favored graduate in 127 E. Front Street and our new citizens are impressed with the France. E.BROAD ST. WESTFIELD.N.J. ARE YOUR EVENING harmony that prevails. Weatfield is certain to "The Kansas villagers live more comfortably, in bet- Plainf ield, N. J. ter health, and more prosperously; they and their chil- keep on growing and the day is not far distant dren have better prospects, and they know more. They "The Center of the CLOTHES READY? when it must accept its responsibility as a city would be better off if they had beauty, too, but nature The Advertised Article Business Center" 24-hour cleansing service for and acquire the legal right to change its title gives them some of that, part of the year. And tho \t one in which the Merchant party gowns, wraps, tuxedos, etc. to the City of Westfied. balance on the whole, is overwhelmingly their way." himaelf ha* implicit faith— else he will not advertise it. 'Phone Plainfield 100 £a BL ta "Bringing Up" the Adulti-—Why should we stop Y_,. «.»•« mtttm in nirroni Jriff Increased Telegraph Facilities learning at graduation? The answer is, we don't. But the merchants whoio advti. DAILY WESTFIELD DELIVERIES so far as the common conception of education goes, at appear in tti* paper became Telephone Plainfield 16 For a great many years there has been a de- manhood nnd womanhood there is an all too narrowing their goods are up-to*ciate and mand for a telegraph office in the center of the view of the measure of self culture to bo acquired thereafter, hence the remainder of our lives are devoted not shopworn. MRS. G. 0. KELLER, Inc. business section and the establishment of the to more sordid privileges of earning a living. Western Union office on Prospect street will An editorial appearing in a recent issue of "The VALETERIA-CLEANING-DYEING provide a convenience that has never before Spokesman", a journal devoted to the interests of adult education, issued by the Extension Division of the TJuni- 125 Park Avenue been available. It is only a matter of time versity of California, is remarkable for its clarity on when there will be a provision for longer hours the subject, and is worthy of thoughtful consideration. in that office and the necessity for telephoning We quote: Special Used Car Sale PLAINFIELD, N. J. "A generation or more ago almost all men and women night messages will be eliminated. lived out their lives according to the die cast in the CHRISTMAS WEEK ONLY Ask Those Who Know the "Real Keller Service". The discontinuance of a ticket office in the days of their youth. The formal training received in early years had to suffice for whatever demands might Dodge Sedan 1922 North side station is unfortunate as it compels later arise. Experience, to be sure, added something of Buick Sedan 1922 passengers to go to the South side to buy tick- value. At the same time, however, something was like- 2 Ford Sedans '. 1924 PRACTICAL CHRISTMAS GIFTS ly to bo lost, for mental powers ami skill deteriorate ets for Western points. It does not seem rea- Maxwell Coach 1924 That Last All The Year through disuse. Tho idea of deliberately renewing or Hudson Coach 1923 sonable to assume that tho railroad company increasing one's powers in mature life was seldom en- A Johnson's Electric Floor Polishing Outfit $42.5° will keep the North side office closed and it tertained. Moreover, such a procedure was not sup- Chevrolet Coupe 1924 An Old English Floor Polisher Outfit $4.00 is likely there will be .sufficient demand made ported by public sentiment. Any grown-up man who Studebaker Touring 1922 A Johnson's Floor Polisher Outfit ;;;so might seek some kind of Kchoolinp: would have been Buick Touring 1922 A Hcuutiful Glass Trny, made to order ..$3.00 to evident to induce resumption of that service. regarded aa queer. And to bo thought queer was, of Hupmobile Touring 1920 A Box Water Color Paints ,.G0c and The bulk of the business has been tranasact- course, to be 'in a parlous state' Hudson Touring 1923 A set. of Paint Brushes .. 50c ed at the South Station but Westfield'a passen- "Nowadays, fortunately, people are coming to view Chevrolet Roadster 1923 these mutters differently. It is no uncommon thing THE PAINT SHOP ger business is going to be heavy always rnd for a man to review, extend, and bring up to rlate what MANY OTHERS IN STOCK (WELCH BROS., Inc.) every needed facility must be maintained. he 1ms once learned. In acquaint himself with new fields Telephone 168 214 E. BROAD Rs is* m of ideas, to submit himself to a new discipline, or to All of these Cars are in Good Condition learn n new art. Tho die cast in youth does not neces- OPEN EVENINGS Providing Ample Local Service sarily doom one to u single, narrowing path. Tho now During the holidays the importance of ample way makes Cor happiness and a richer life." Special Low Down Payments Sturt the N E W YEAR •with good health, prosperity and n NEW COMMERCIAL passenger service was shown in a most conclus- Tliu government of Chili has passed u law granting ive manner and it looked like there was plenty pensions to journalistic workers after twenty years of to assure the continuance of prosperity. of business for every company handing pass- (service. As we see it, the only trouble with such a EHMLING BROS. AUTOMOBILE BLACKSMITHING—SPRING WOfiK luw in ihat too mfl'iy of the boys are likely to starve- Oxy-Acetylene and Electric Welding enger traffic. The railroads were taxed and to death before pension tlmo arrived. In the life of a USED CAR DEPARTMENT every day the buses were well patronized, journalist the first twenty years are tho "durndest," Agents for American Springs The value of the bus service to New York CRANFORD, N. J. Phone Cranford 884 We liko the shoe unlesinnn'a mild retort to the parent depends considerably upon its reliability and who expressed regret thnt he had to buy BO many pairs J. H. GERMERSHAUSEN this company operating its big cars must make of uhoe.1 for hia child: "You ought to be happy tliBt 233 EAST THIRD ST. PLAINFIELD, ». >• provision for maintaining their schedule under your child in healthy nnd active enough to require new shoes ao often/' READ THE LEADER FOR REAL NEWS Phone Plainfield 2250 Eul ot D»P°« WESTFIELD 2H!L LEADER, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER SO, 1925 Page Ffw Said to Be No Spot Quite Free From Dust When tieiiai.s of Minliyht shine into LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF « partially darkened room you are aljie to realize how thick the air 18 vvlili millions of tiny particles of dust. Hut It Is oul.v ivlili the help of « (strong The regular monthly iiu'etui^ of imicroscope that you can appreciate DOLLAR BY DOLLAR the Willard W. C. T. 11. will be hekl j the marvels of dust. at the liuiiif of Mrs. !•;. ,1. Jolinsjn. . Howard (Juipp, of Florence avenue, In the dust in one room you may ll-as returned from a trip to Florida. UL'4 I'roKpeet street, on Tuesday,! January 0 at ;i p. m. The 2ml chap- ' find ouch various nmttet's us the pollen Savings Accounts grow into fortunes. All you I Col. and Mrs. Leigh H. Ponrsall, grain of grasses, unites from our own jhave left for McUvse. Flu., where ttr in the "Studies in iluverument skins, an well as fragments from our need is the resolution to start—then keep it up. llhey will remain for the winter. .ilauual" will be read alut discussed. clothes. j ^ The annual meeting ,,,f Fireside A number of friends of Miss Char- l'ou may also find atoms of Bait. One dollar will do. After that, add as much j Council, Uoyal Arcanum, will ho held lotte Cooley, a member of the facul- Suit dust Is carried scores of mllea j at Arcanum Hall tonight. ty of the Westfield Hiifh School, [rave Inland from the spa, and there Is no as you can regularly and you'll find yourself H t'aveweil party in her honor on part of any bind where it dees not standing with the men who own something i The Gamma Kappa Iutu Sorority Wednesday afternoon. Bliss Cooley full. Sund, too, flouts In the air, both worth while. llu-ld its annual Christmas dame iii recently resigned as a teacher of thesea Mod and desert Band. Always jlhe Tennis Club lust .Saturday night. I.HUI i. hool system. there In meteoric dust, ground-up mor- sels of Rome lost planet, flouting In T1IL> fourth annual reception of tin A watch-night service will he held the sir. This dust you find every- Come in and Peoples liank and Trust Co. will hoin tho First Methodist Churen on where, on ilie tops of tnowclad moun- JOIN THE CHRISTMAS CLUB | held on Friday, January 1. 'Ihursday evening [t to i^. tains and la the deepest abysses of ! Miss Josephine Soveral, t)f Kast Mrs. Anthony Wayne Cook, Presi- the ocean. TALK TURKEY! [ Orange, was the week-end guest of dent General of the 1). A. It., has in- Kveryililnc provides dust, from tin Miss Jean Whitney, Hillside avenue. vited the members of the Westfield ttt-ti of your clgiirette to the scales or you may want a CHICKEN, a DUCK, Chapter to A reception to he given from the wings of a butterfly. TENDER R O A S T, VEGETABLES or Mrs. Miehael O'Noil, entertained on January 1st, from 1 to V, in the the Five Hundred Club at her honie Memorial Continental Hall, Wash- FRUITS? But, no matter what you are on Cumberland street last Monday l» Old Theory going to huve for the big Holiday feasts— night. ington, U. C. The National Oflicers As e philosophical titeury [uecbualtiu Peoples Bank&Trust Company will also be present. the attempt to regard the enUrr you know you'll gut the choicest and ten- Cliirk-JJyslip Post, Veterans of Frederick If. Grey, the local under- universe us a closed system of caunef der«st when you order them at of WESTFIELD Foreign Wars, will hold a smoker at taker has recently purchased a newmid effects la which every change t? Keeker's .Auditorium, (Jurwood, Fri- Ktudebakor "Dig .Six" limousine ultimately reduced to a change of tno- ilay night, January 8. hearse. The vehicle is the same tiud. in this sense It Is nraetletilly Tho (irant School l'uiviit-Toiu'hcr type of car as the new proposed town •ynnnyiiioua with luaferiallsm. The Windfeldt Combination Market term wa» first given currency by Her- Association will meet in the school .••.mbulance and is the most modern of PROMPT DELIVERIES auditorium, next Monday afternoon, its type. burl. .lanuary 4, 1!)2(>. The next meeting of the College 120 E. Broad St. Tel. 402 W««tfi«ld The MeKinli'y Parent-Teacher As- Woman's ('tub will bo held January sociation will meet in tho school •1 at the home of Mrs. H. S. Nichols, MEATS FOWLS auditorium nest Thursday evening, •105 Colonial avenue. Mr. II. A. January 7, 192(5. Strare who has traveled extensively will give an interesting talk on his -•-•-•-•-•»+-•'-•-•-•-•- -•>»-»-»-» »,»•». Walter Dunn, son of Mr. and Mrs.experiences in Egypt. C. H, Dunn, uf Lenox avenue, has ft fiappy Rw year to been elected captain of the Culver At a Christmas party given on HARPER METHOD PERMANENT . Military Academy for the year 11121!. Tuesduy evening of this week by BEAUTY CULTURE WAVING Miss Kstelle Dieter, to u number of The Wc-studd Hoard of Realtors her friends, Miss Dieter ami'iuneod will hold its regular monthly meeting her engagement to Mr. II. Windsor Tuesday evening, January 5th aKosecranst , of Westfield. Misa Al- THE VANITIE SHOPPE, Inc. Tuttle lire*. berta Dieter is the daughter of Mrs. NEW WESTFIELD BUILDING 62 ELM ST. Open Monday & Saturday Evening! until 0 T«l. 1871 ' Mr. nnil Mrs 1). N. Lever wel- George R. Niblo, of I IK Colonial comed a son to their home lit 40avenue5 , APPOINTMENTS Cumberland street Saturday niorn- Mr. and Mrs. .1. Clifford WoodrinT, Man barbar •pnciaiiiing in I.ndiei' and Children's hair cutting. "''Si- of Springfield Park, Springfield, N. Miss Margaret Reynolds, of 1-12J., have announced the engagement •••.•-»• Central avenue, is visiting her grand- of their daughter, Miss Dorothy Mae BEAUTY SHOPPE 50 Elm Street Tel. 407 Opp. Post Office mother, Mrs. Mary Friuec, at Ar-WoodrulV to George Wesley l'ultz, 84 Elm St IVestf/eld Nd lington, sou of Mrs. M. V. I'ullz, of Morris Phone J746 avenue, Springfield, N. J. Miss A Christinas purty for the BibleWoodruff is the grand-daughter of S. B. McEWEN school of the First Congregational Mrs. Anna Puty.ier, formerly of Church was held at the Parish House Westlield, now living in New York. last Sunday afternoon. Florist The Kvangelical Lutheran Church Woslfield Chapter I). A. It., will TO MY FKIENDS and TATRONS of Wewtlield conducted a special FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION hold a card party at the home of church matin service at the chapel A Merry Christmas and Happy New Year the regent, Mrs. Frederick A. Kinch, on Prospect street last Friday morn- *AO Place Your Order EARLY and Avoid Disappointment on Thursday, January 14, ing. Kev. Fred L. Van Steeu, pas- MISS REINHARDT TELEPHONE 1142 , WE DELIVER Miss Alice Roll, of Kimball ave- tor, preached on the topic "The liabe nue, left last Monday for Miami, of Ifethlohcrn." The Sunday School BOrCtove Street, WESTFIELD, N. J. ROSE GREY BEAUTY SHOPPE Fla., where she will join her brothers, of the Church will meet for the first MAKE YOUR APPOINTMENTS EARLY FOR THE HOLIDAYS vho arrived there some weeks ago. time since iU organization on Janu- ary 1(1 at I .HI) P. M. PHONE 1045 The monthly meeting of the Wil- 52 ELM STREET Second Floor WESTFIELD, N. J. lard Woman's Christian Temperance Andrew S. F. Handolph, junior ItkS 1 All Branches of Beauty Culture Union will be held at tho home of partner of 10. S. I '. Handolph & Sons, Mrs. E. J. Johnson, 221 Prospect left last Monday morning by motor GRAY" .street, next Tuesday. for Jacksonville, Flu., where by will attend a New Year'a dinner dance. Funeral Directors The Literary and Social Circle of After a two weeks stay in that eity, Would you resolve to bo the First Methodist Church will meet Mr. Randolph will proceed to Palm 2S3 East Broad Street Weitfield, N. J. at the home of Mrs. W. S. Curlett, Iieach. He was uccumpnnicd by bin more kind and thoughtful TEL. WESTFIELD 143 FLORENCE MOORE RESTAURANT O-iO Prospect street tomorrow after- uncle, Richard I'1. Randolph, of Plain- thi« Now Year? noon. Ik Id. They expect to return about 114 Elm Street, Westfield Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred Cowper- 1'ebruary 15th. Our New Year's Resolution is Wishes You a tlnvait, of Kimball avenue, left last Mr. and Mrs. William Alathiasen, of Hervico to you with the best Saturday for St. Petersburg, Flu., of I'M St. Paul street, have an- Happy & Prosperous New Year whore they will remain for the rest nounced the engagement of their of moving, packing, shipping DONT FORGET OUR SPECIAL cf the winter. daughter, Carlu, to Mr. Arnold Alex- and STORAGE accommoda- George S. VanKipor has returnee1 ander Fonton, of Metuehen. Mi.ss tions. New Year's Day Turkey Dinner to his home in T'ortchoster, N. Y.Mathiase, n is attending Misa Mason's where he will aoon take up his duties school, The Castle, at Tiirrytown, N. $1.50 per plate as re-porter on a newspaper near Y. Mr. Fcnton has studied at Mer- there. cershurg Academy, the University of Served From 12 - 8 P. M. Pennsylvania and at present is a MAKE RESERVATIONS EARLY Tel. 273 A card party for the benefit of themember of the class of iyU7 of the Holy Trinity Church will be hold in Episcopal Divinity .School in Phila- the auditorium of the Parochial delphia. School on Monday evening at 'J The regular monthly meeting of o'clock. the Literary and Social Circle of the Mr. and Mrs. T. Sherman Class, of Methodist Church will be hold on Eirch avenue, arc being congratulat- Thursday afternoon, December 31st ed upon the birth of a son, Sherman ut ;i o'clock, ut the borne of Mrs. W. FUR COATS Carter Class, born on Saturday, De- S. Curl'jtt, 640 Prospect street. Tho cember 26, 1925. program will he in charge of the DIRECT FROM MANUFACTURER French Shop under the direction of Miss Josephine Silberg, of Olil Misa Elizabeth French and Miss Ivy TO WEARER Maye street, entertained Miss Vir- ( herry. There will be an illustrated ginia Cox, Mr. Gordon Cross and talk on "Dress", featuring many new Cadet. Paul Cox, of Leonia, N. J., ongowns and hats. The, meeting will Private Residence Monday tend to show the ii'irt women are (•laying in the realm of clothes and Telephone We.tfield 1514 A meeting of Court Provident, In- promises to he most interesting. dependent Order of Forest rs, was held at the Masonic Hall, last Wed- Victor Hugo't Faith nesday evening. Tho installation of oflicers wi.l uc held on Wednesday The nearer 1 approach the end, the plnlnpr 1 hear around me tile Immortal *vv sririM ^^v- evening, January \'.i. symphonies <>f the worlds which Invite FLORIDA Candlyn's Cantata "The Prince of me. It In mnneious, yet simple.—Vic- Peace" was sung at thn Congrega- tor HIIRO. t GREETINGS REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS tional Church, at the morning ser- vice last Sunday. Miss Grace I.. Quarrelsome Fish aa Lure L-iliminates coal gas. Gas- MERRY CHRISTMAS to you—and yours. J. N. BETHUNE Darnell, organist and choir leader IlawMlhiiis Miipcml ii live quurral- directed the sinking. es which ordinarily escape noiiin (Til llsli In Hie water In front of A makeshift, we admit, but KB nineuro. So hero's Associated with crevices In the rocks in order to lure Shirley Parr, daughter of .Mr. and' up the chimney or into the our hearty wisili to add to Die choriiH of jjreetinga you YORK BROS. Mrs. .1. R. Parr, of Sinclair Place. Into concealed nets oilier fish of tha Kiimo kind. wMWi eome out to fight. house, itself, are burned 37 N.E. First Avenue MJaml- Flor:da vai operated upon fur appendicitis roccive l'rom friond.'i iind family af thiM season. in Christmas 10 vc in Mnhlenbmr Ruined by Malaria up nnd made to do useful JUBtonu iiion; wish—may 102(5 \>v\nv, you y.ood health Information Gladly Furnished. llns]»i!nl. The !!jifr;U iuu v;;s;i . .ut'ei::..;- and continued prosperity; ami may lliu twenty-four ful and «!»' is recovering nicely. Tlu> losl civics of Ce.vlon. the ruins of which are one of tlie wonde-ra of the work. hour.H of Now Yofir'.s Day be made up of cherished The Claps of V.'2H at the Memor- world, are believed to have been aban- minuteH that will make that day the beat day of the ial Hospital Morristown. N. •'.. ofdoned on account »f malaria. Let our representative which Miss Stella Freeman. I MO bent year. .South Avenue, WesUicld. is a mem- In Moderation explain how we B"arnntea THE PAINT SHOP ber received their cap-i on Christmas Knjoy the plwi-mires of life when you To you all—A HAPPY NEW YEAR. Welch Brothers, Inc. morning. li.ive n eliiinee, or when you got ready that Combusto Draft Sys- There will l>e n service in Klt.o enjoy them you may tlnd them uilus- DECORATORS, PAINTERS Paul's Church at 11.::« l>- '"• <•» '"••'• tem will save you money day morning, January 1, morning | PIERCE'S PERFECT FAINTS prayer and service and the celebra- Domestic Hiatus —and labor. r 7l. WALL PAPERS tion* of the Hnl.v Communion will be The man who .vanU little hers be- held al !> :.')<> a. m. low usually Hilda It difficult to Ret Ms Tfir.iiio«r. czo WCSTFIELO Telephone 168 214 East Broad Mr. anil Mrs. Charles !•'.. Ox, ofwife t» "bare hl.i desires.—Lincoln St, & J l'>0 First street, have announced the Htur. Itir! eiiral"'ment of their daughter, Miss You Pay in the End TympROS. Martha C* to Durnnt C. Jones, son ,,f Mr. ami Mrs. C. Jones, of 805 Ail! ond hnve In sometime* near bny- iEADER CENT-A-WORD ADS. PAYBoulevard. n*.~-Benjnroln Franklin, Page Six THE WESTFIELD LEADER, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1925 3APTIST BIBLE SCHOOL IA DIFFICULT I CHRISTMAS MEETING OF SANTA VISITS CHILDREN * COLLEGE BOYS Alice Roosevelt Longworth AT COUNTRY HOME HOLD VESPER SERVICE "BEG PARDON" THE WOMAN'S &JJB H°ME FOR Members r,f the Bible School of The Christmas im-ei! of the Patients at the Children's Countrv That Westfield is Snapped—20 Years Ago Ami «ow a certain. British officer Home received their shars of the good the First Baptist Church, united in a said any such thins? as '•V'jmau's Cluh was held pudny af- in the various colics i 1 says ho never things of Christmas which were dis- Christmas vesper service lust Sun- Ujy^te* d Bse Eventful Years," u tcrnoon in the Consrr.'r;; the following i^ of ; » h, day afternoon in the miditor'um of hi^h clas^ s ish House, which was :i] tributed plentifully at the home r^ e-s of books that i-ame Thursday and Friday. The record (he church. Rev. Edward J. Holder., onlhs ago. The story out se\eral Th ori by established by the Rotary Club of pastor of the church, was in charge had to do with the officer's alleged | « meeting was called Roswell Nichols, Hoj-ac, B [ of the service. The service was fea-propaganda against the Germans !j <<« >>e presidentPrsient .. Mrs. Lloyyd Thomsonp , Westlield when it held its first an- I iured by carol sinjring, led hy Don- nual dinner at the home on Tues- Dow( Mills, Chester KSI^'J**. during the World War, in which it «h« welcomed (he membersandtheir day, was ably maintained by the mouth; Bob Darby, Halt., iN" j aid R. Belcher, who also p'ayed the was stated that the German military guests. In order to srive ample time i (n-jrai. Mis. Carlton P. Fuller gave to (lie program a motion to BUfvpcu. Junior Auxiliary of the home at u Eugene Reid, Edgm'an fc H uthorities burned the bodi party held Thuisday afternoon. Princeton; John Ale]und^« | a reading em Hied, "The Shepherds their fallen soldiers to obtain needed)"" l-usiness was made and «arned. Dlck Christmas carols were sung, and an Lucas, Lawrence Apgar Pen.. F Hud the Angels," and a group of Bible in gradientgredietiUs- for war materials. Th(" »muss1Uc^ Apartmendepartmentt ooff ththe e clul b J ni .School pupils presented a tableau "A then rendered a number of Christ- entertainment was given by the pa- of Yale; Donald Bourne of ]f ° *> J After mi expensive set of books tients. Friday morning Santa Claus Bob Mel*,, Mike Glass W^T' World Redeemed." A handsomely J have been published, it becomes mas carols mo:-t effectively, closing 11 decoraietl Christmas tree was a fea- with a delightful New Year's song to made his appearance and filled the man, Rollie NydeKgl.r w!' ' Pit ture nf the church decorations this j rather difficult to retract any er- stockings of all the children. At 2 der, Bob Alexandert AbramT *'»• | roncouo statements. Jf the officer jihe club members. Cornell; Arthur Rule of L "• °f ; ear. Th-j rest of the program was de o'clock the Masonic Club of Westfield A was misquoted, he can well afford to j gave its annual dinner and party, and Bob Sinclair, William Pfl^"^ At tile regular morning service, put it down as war profit and loss voted to a clever marionette enter- Moore, Robert Momford, Ray W u the quartette rendered a special tainment under the direction of Mrs. each of the fifty children received a and forget it. War propag'andii will present. Entertainment by profes- of Colgate; .Stewart Morton Of5 ,'tusieal proernm;, muler the direction his- Kdith Flack Acliley. Although these ilton; Walter MacCowatt w *• of Thomas M, Jone^, organist. The have its way, and the best of — _ . . sional tnlent from New York followed torians often miss the marl,-. No comical, loose jointed little creatures this. Cole, of Penn State; EdTv >« Rev. Mr. Holders preached on a 5Ccm sane man now would entertain tlicj ''-Tecially adapted i enter- of Syracuse; Pau, A^J* Vbristmn* theme. or Lee, Henry Sampson, BiJl T belief that the German people auth-! taming children, even the impatient H orized any such proci'duro, although grownups, who snap their bags in PRESBYTERIAN PRIMARY George Dorsett. Carl' Da h Tl A CHRISTMAS OF a few years ago one might have been public" were highly entertained by high; Fred Casey, George n ^ shyt'd at had he nut been willing to their funny antics. Seven number& DEP'T HOLD EXERCISES fochard Sampson, of U,fver!t7i LONG AGO believe it. The "faep pardon" is not in all were friven, including: an Penn.; Vernon LittlefieW, Lloyd r? due so much, if at all, to the alleged OrientaJ Scene, The Enchanted Prin- Last Thursday afternoon the lagber, of Williams; C?"^ s h ts I. misquoted officer, as it is to the suf- "'° ' C >" e and Gypsy dancers, and Christmas exercises of the primary wards, Walter Rule, Kent c.^ ferine posterity who must wrestle ''onL-lucling with a very nimble ele- department of the Presbyterian Once, in the years of long ago, posterity UmversUy of Virginia; WiHard ?VB[ vvr pnant that grave much pleasure to all Bible School, were held in the Parish Morgan, Stan Hendrickson i? > A child was born whom everyone with their conscience reconciling Yes, folks, this picture was snapped the related incident House. About eighty-five pupils Johnson, Genong Bliss, Jack Here's a picture that was brought either fact vcre present. to light just the other day. It re- ] fif—20 years jign, It shows our knows, or fiction. After an announcement by the Dwight Barber, Alfred Tonne calls what a Kit of folkf like to refer f>wn beloved Alic Roosevelt Long- Some hay in a trough was his bed, president that Mrs. Ackley had kindly Tho program included SOUKS by thh Lent, Ed. Roeber, Gordo f our late illus- In which he layed Ilis little head. consented to take her marionettes to children and stories which were told Horace Hatfidd. Ton, to "as the good old days." worth -tj;m#hter : Those days "way hack when" we tuaiA T. K.—: . appeared in Oin- II. MISS WOODBURY TO the Children's Country Home, the Uy Miss Marion McKinna. Santa Wright, of Kutger,; li « Claus was introduced by Rev. Dr. didn't have to lose our temper list- cinnati, Ohio wliil on a visit to her So lair of face, sent by Cods grace. MAKE ADDRESS ciub adjourned and a social hour fol of Brown; Max Gla wr ening to Leaping Lena jokes—when lien fiance, Ihe pn lowed at which refreshments of ice William K. McKinney, pastor of the ! There came- from the west to see church. Miss Mildred Fink, director the pedestrian looked upon the auto- Nicholas Loiijrwortli. this place i The Woman's Association of the cream and cake were served. mobile owner with a suspicion as to Note the dress ftyles of that time <.-f the primary department, was in r,,d, of nr]nssulear; -„,--* Three wise men wb brought good ] ContfreKationnl Church will hold a charge of arranging1 the program. his wealth—when old Dobbin still —the balloon tire .sleeves and ground mensu re, ! covered luncheon in the Parish DRIVER CUT FROM held sway as the surest and safest swecpincr skirt. Also the horse- Which Mary kt-pt a: a treasure. I House, Tuesday, January 5, at 1 p. means for riibhcr-neckinu tours along drawn vehicle—the fashionable "nu- | in. After the luncheon, the regular BROKEN WIND SHIELD MAN HIT BY AUTO the boulevards—and when women's covered wagon" of that period. I1L I ir.eetinjr will take place. As a fea- clothes demanded three or four times Does it bring: back any happy AT THE PLAZA BRIDGE to leach the love of life. i ture, Miss Miriam Woodbury, n* Welton Price, colored, of 3/40 Happy New Year the yardage they have now. memories? And how some people suffer strife, i New York City will address the meet- Bloomfield avenue, Newark, received For lie Himseif did show us how, nip. Miss Woodbury has traveled several cuts about the face and head Grant Levers, of 201 Long street, Pleuse list your houses fnr saie „, To live the life which we live now. extensively through the United as a result of driving his car into while attempting to cross the street rent ov your wants with me. ffjj rear the. plaza bridge Christmas t'-tates- and is conversant with the ! the curb near South and Oshorne ave- be glad to serve Cranford, IV. missionyry work in all its phases. Her rues, last Friday morning. night, was struck by an auto driven by John J. hnson, of Central avenue. and vicinity. So this is why on Christmas Day, address will be an interesting one A large can fell from a truck just and a larire attendance of members ahead of him and in attempting to 1 tie car was traveling south at the We celebrate in such a way, time of the accident. For: Title Insurance That we may ning our songs of love, and friends is urged. clear the can, Mr. Price directed his GRACE SERELLEKIEB To God our Father up above. car to the left. The impact shat- Levers was taken to the office of Mortgage Loans and Afe you a subscriber of the Leader? tered the "windshield and the flying Dr. Harold P. Brock. Examination 7 Willow Street DONALU MCLAUGHLIN, If not, Why Not? Only $2.00 per glass struck turn in the faco, causing showed cuts on his left arm CRANFORD, N. J. Guaranteed Mortgages 11 years, 6th Grade, Grant School year lor all the latest news. the injuries. cheek, and bruises on his side. 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Family Parties Accommodated Prom an actual sketch Make Your Reservations Early made at Eagle Roc\ TELEPHONE WESTFIELD 341 THORP'S ANTIQUE SHCPPE *31 Wf.l Front St.. I'I>I»««M We Buy and Sell ANTIQUES ... A SPECIAI Gaze on More Homes, More Workshops Tttl«(*bon« 32? ^ New Year's Dinner •will be served at Marsh Hall Than the Eye Can See fromAn y 1.00 to 3.00 P. M. Other Point in the World! Et)TYPEWRITERS "y All A63&GS Private tables for 2 to 10 persona QTAND on Eagle Rock, that eminence with which all metropolitan residents SOLD-RENrED PHONE 427 FOR RESERVATIONS y> are familiar, and you can PCC more homes and more workshops than can be seen PEPAIKCD IN ADVANCE Irom any other promontory in the entire world. L. GLASSER And in that glance you discover one reason why Newark is so wonderful a 116 East Broad Street MARSH HALL pliicc in which to buy. Phone 339 Westfield 324 MOUNTAIN AVE. Westfield, N. J. The weavers and manufacturers of the world seek outlet for their products H. P. TOWNSiiND among this tremendous, concentrated population. Here they find hundreds and BAGGAGE AND LOCAL ininarcds o ihousnn >s of persons receptive to wares winch arc new—wares which Pron.pl Attention. C.r.ful H.odliM have special merit. Moderate Prie«» ' ' " I I J[ JL "Mi HI FT™ IT in OfficB and Home Phon« 1C21 Because of this high concentration of population-necausc of the bid manufacturers The Board of Assessors Call. Taken Day ot Ni»k' mike to secure sale for thnr products among these people --and because Newark EXPRESS AND LlVERV STABLES Will bo at the is the lo^cal place m which to reach the largest number of the affluent among this 224 ELKER STREET population—the Newark merchant enjoys'specinl advantages. Moving a Sp«i»lir MUNICIPAL BUILDING All Kind, of Trucking These advantages—in addition to low taxes, low overhead chargeb s and other From 1 p. m. to 5 p. m. economy factors—combine to make T.l^phon. JANUARY 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 Newark a Wonderful Place in Which to Buy FRANK O.YOUNG At Which Place and Time TAX PAYERS PLUMBING and HEATING Jobbin, Pr»mrtly A«t«»d»d •• MAY OBTAIN INFORMATION REGARDING CO. One of the Reasons Why Ncivark is So THEIU TAXES FOR 1926 Wonderful a Place in Which to Buy 413 Fourth Avenue CARWOOD, N. J- THE WESTFIELD LEADER, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER HO, Seven AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS With the Plays and Players Tonight—Harold Lloyd in "The Freshman" Thurs., Fri., Sal.— Douglas Fairbanks in "Don Q"
l"e iHiuouij oi,i bniUViiK. ulit-re |1(. l)X. r I xtr.» S.il. at 4 p. til.- -Ailr-i-n I'lini'li in "WiliJ F !»-4>" New and Old Events Now Being Presented cried a suiister influence on the naj 1 inongs above. REGENT THEATRE Various Playhouses: * * * I.OKW'S »TATI--_!< till' *KK BROAD ST. ELIZABETH Nortna shearer and Lew Oocly In "Hi^ i^:id! iuiil itiity t-er- .Secretary. u Met ro-aoldw> II-MUJ et •demre. directed by lltdiurt Henley, is oil"— Sunday, January 3-—One Day Only 11 ( "M, I :he main tilm atlraettoli a: Loeiv'a ,,»__•••> l.»U<»|i.»re ; I.ove" Ktate Theatre for tile ent re week start- l'as(.,, 'Stronger 'I' * * * "Tlir iUK Monday l)e«-mher 28th. "His Sec- Lois Wilson and Warner Baxter I >• | *l M I1JS retary" is un orSglna} glory by Ci-M-t^y Bijou—"•• ii"V» Vlllue" The Cliark-s; Ht.pkins t« the now nam, 1 Wilson nn
D»J>'»—"<>•"•» Hou».!» •« * * • •* * 1 Milton Sills in £arl (urn-It—'Vanlllen' I-'orrei- i—" ^1 a > Him ITN" imtui) sr M:\\ \itiv Kltfiifi*'— "Sc»«ol for Hfa Tii. f..i ih.itHlini; etmau.-loeii! -.>t ' 'i'lu- '•.M;I \ II.)U .-I-.-" i~ nut- t,f the mi,.st "THE SEA HAWK"
EHililr'— »K«»y Virtue" ehaniiiiii; .nid .l,-li,;liiful musU--.il cm,.. Kail ,in>" uilli Ki-nesi Tnien, tviiieli "THEPHANTOM OF THE OPERA " fifth Ayr.— -lit-.-i on lirtiatlnay. AH ,-v, ryene Uuuw^ the Ui-ysi! Klill hcl I, 111 a.-.sni l.ll loll with FAMOUS MUSH' MASTOKS Comedy—Cling. Clmse in il is tile nilisitnl \'erHifiu ,,f -Ncl ,^t ^'.-•l^i- Ii M.t",-Hiri ,., h.-iiiH p|-et,,-iite,l
l.Cllj; A|;,1," IL hiijtpy, IllUVniidiy Ijlfk it I In- lire.1.1 Hi Thraii,-. XclvarU, De- "Haydn and Moxart" "No Fnther To Guide Him" fro story of n [MM.,- lltih- ^i-amMri-s.-, win- ''tliiiiil1 L'S to ,1,111,1.ii> 2 in, Insive, Is fiitttm—"TUe l,uKt of {Hti. Cheyney" Acc(ini|i:uuctl t'y Single Reel—Sportlight: "Clever Feel" reamed of In r I'rlnec I'lmi ininu and •leitlili;: Hid, all liripatoti liit-ri-Hl li»li(J—'«>• 'rl»e W«y» .mm] him lv.\ Sauyei- and .ln.-.-,-pll aiiiuiii: 1 i,,-at I , fL-.-l s ,,n aeet'iuu ol' liie REGENT FAMOUS ORCHESTRA ^Brrick—•"Anmi *•(]•! (he Man*' :ltille.\ :»]"«• chij-1 |.l.iy,-i-,- ami as iis-n.,1 itusliut.-.t piaisi- U-M,.\ie,l on II ,!ur i lit; Win. l-nnjr. Jr., (Conductor dco* M- ColiaM'M——"(is|my l-'lrt*i" DOIJHLH FKATUItN PROGRAM Is Ion*; t Uy,ai-'U!tiit in N. Y. iv mi iiltoKi'llii-r ,l,-lij;liirul pair This News Glulif—"Xo( -No, Nanette" Topics Overturn Comedy 1 line of the asstneilly pleasant ami •The K.ill Cu>- ivaswriti'-n In .f.thu-s (irtcnivlcb Village—"Tlie Fountain" Rin-Tin-Tin in imle.M.iiu- hits of cut,.rlulnwi.ru tint I ih-.ison, ro-alithor of '-1., '/,:u So" and Ml i I III ill Galid—"5lereuaiit» itf <«lt»rj" in should nut mini.. Il is a ill li lil fill :<-OIKO Ahhotl anlliolot M-V,r;il Hioad- "BELOW THE LINE" HaimnU'u'it—"The Me.rrhuiit of Venice K low at a e,-ry t...mtiful uli.i »\\\ isf> inii .1 iiv sin-eesHt-s Wrltlen esto-e.-sly tor H«rrl»—"Thr Muiikej' Talks" iiiiiK add the charm of iis s.-enle in- I Larry Semoit in • u- t lie,, (re, the l-'urrt'^t aiiiihlnt: pil|-p,,MS -Th,. Fall liiij" tlilurc. Week of ,laniiai-\ in Htir- SEE THESE NEWARK SHOWS Henry r^IItlcr^N—"The Vurtcx" ,,-lietlal, s dlreclly In I In- 1 i'-ILI.-u ami • * * lesiiu,- Carnival. | "THE WIZARD OF OZ" Illpliourttmr—Vaudeville li,-i,h-i and leases and lo.;s, .- all,I HoiiktUN—'•'J'be Makropotiloim Secret" f'elllllry—'*l'rlnccN« l''lu via" * ¥ * Internationn! News Weekly lljgtfexl of till 1 ht! hiK musical .sliuvvs s-lii.-.-i------a lerii.ilde avalali.-he ,,l mcr- HUI1H««—"Alias tlie Uem-tui" iti':.\iti-:'s PLAIM-'II-:!,!) s "l'rlnccdn 1,'liivlti," tin. latest version rinnnl th, i-ifroin. Tin- ,-n^aiU'mellt is }miivrltti—"Rune Marie" *..|- si^ nights Mlltl Ihlee ma [ih.-t-.s, AV,.t- l-or this w V.nr'.s. week The 1 f Antlnmi Iliii't-'n "The Prisoner tif SHUBERT jsUtm'i*-—'*DauRhter of Mnditme. Argent' I'liillillelil 1'laycrn arc nlTcilni.; <:•• ,ii(.;c 'See These Newark Show*" t^nda." It l« a hu^,.. prtMhletlon, lavish a.-sdii>. |.-riiia,\ I New Yenr'al. an-1 Hal- Klatt—"AndrocleM and the Lion" V iiul.art's rametl play "Kx perieiu-t}." llrmifortl IMavr nntl llrnad Htrr«t n the extreme, and ,nie ,,f tile lineal irtlai at'tecniion Kolckerhoelier—"IJearest I£ueniy" if tiie iiiyi-hid plnyn Ihnl Ilu- prt-Hent itiiiKt; iivulhil.lu mimii-ally. Kvelyn ller- * * * M.WAHK, N. J. •euluiy hits, prtiduied pmHj.liiv mine Libert y—"'rip-Toes'* orl und lluiiy \Velt"hman, tlm prlncl- Mil iii-:ii'i'—M:\\ A»K Nt)\V 1'LAYlNti has enjoyed tlie t reuHMutuus tnu'i-ef^ Little—"The --aster i>t the luit" a!n, art; very iittriU'ttve in personality It was 111.- IH.-vry. winsome, hoyih-n- Hid the valued endnrm'tni'tu ot time IIH "M I T Z I" LonnaiT*—"The lluder and EBK Man' ml al.so a.s tti vnU-e, It Is it r,'all\- In Ihis hrllllnnl sillily uf the m ruimli. of 1 LIBERTY L>rlc—"Tlie Coco«BDt»" ernle performaliee \\Hlt very thrilllnsr il in,In,-, ,1 to the tht atr,---,oinj; imldie i Il wlh life, ami Its solution of "NAIK1IITV HKUlHTii:" 1,,,0,1111—"NauKbty Cladtrella" loments ami tlio lar^e I'tntm-y Tiie- I Ne-u-nrk at (he Shuherl, ''tiriHtmas ,om.- of Its mysteries and illirlrultleK with Stanley I. ipino j|j Theatre Muiilniltiiu Opera—"The Bella" I re -Mfenls Iti lit- a very pel feet i>I;te<- if;iit: hut i! isas alHn MiUl s, t lit an is Mr. lloliiirl'H I'hty. Tile 1,,,-al HI-II- (irrlil I'lIHt SO I la • P/IMI»-M*HKET urao •1 which 10 jrlve il! nviromm-ii i Dial dine minted anythliiK Slill. l-r| mi Unriln Meek—"Contain Jlnka" liutioii is MIV,-II I- an iiimpb-lt- uiitl Sill, 1-2 ill ivhieh she In.s hitherto apiir-ilretl The 111 PLAINFIELD NOW' I'l.AYINU Hniiae l:ill.>l(—"llvnare of \VI(lolv«" ¥ M * ihiillliif; a fashion us Hit- t,ii;;lnal. ami .Mt-.-isi-s. shntn-ii have spair-tl nolther ef- Wh. Jnn. -I—"Art|*t» ntnl MotU'lM" Vi'l.tll Mi.r.»».-u—"CralB'« Wile" III tl.'l'll—HIISII'IHI.K -dl'iws tile eoinpani' ullf; luelit t-tl In a rml nor irinilil.i to lmilie "NIIIIUIILV Murpim K 'I'liuin Alll HiiKh- n«x—"Cradle Sna<«be-r»" Tonlfihl. llnrold l.ltiyti In "The Kr.-sh- numl.i-r of Weil known ISroadivay ac- tmm\mm%mmw\nmB - r Hi.in. ti," a !.plch,ll,l vehicle in which IU miii i u 11 iiiiEiiti 11 un itimi [Utiuimiuiiiuuim Mimt ijiMlltiK Muulcnl National—"tloadlnt" 11111." rtnii'si1ay, l rltlay and Sal uniay, lol'» liroUKlit lievn for tin: Week lo r.ilu- l : l : l 1 Hl In i M'ion Die t-leveiiiess ,,r Ihls iniml- BROAD ST. THEATRE l^ll:il.»!l!! JI!llli:iii';, ;ii;i S; ?!Jlii. ,,h» S y XelKhhorhood—"The llyhhuk" itiUKiaa KnlrhaiiUs In "Don '.)"; extra lilete the lurue Clint lie.l|lllf,.|nellls Of iai'l.- Hill.- slar. "NailKllt.y Uli|ll,-I[e" ELSA GREENWOOD'S Setv AniNterdam—"Sunny" aturdiiy 4 i>, m., Aileen l'rlimft* \u Ho- play. 'I'll,- produettiui ttself Is. Ilrimd A Pullon HIN., ttrvrmrk lias a t;, vinali 8,-ore, in \\ hleh linear I'alnee—Vaudeville Wild t'lrv." MIIIIIIIIJ- and Tuesday. Manntfeflmat HI. H, Mrhlealncrr Thurs. Fri. Sat. 123 (Wutiful CliiUlrrn SI i.,iis has liitrudtu'ed Htmic ol' liis most Hilled also wit.i a i-ii]-.- hcatity, ie- Play'iouse—"Twelve MlIeM Out" .•t.viiHinit tJrttrltli In "llt-'s .\ t'rlnee" ,,r TIIIH U'HI'.'K 8 Scenei of Reml Splendor B Intrliillihn melodle.!i; II has u 1'ilrlsdnn pro,In,in,... In exact replica the lavit.il- f'lyiiioiitli—"la A Garden" A nebular Kelltny." It.mi'h <'tmi'-il>- oess of the original si-ellb- ami eosl Iline HIHKUHI l.'omi'dy Illl of tho Vimr Dec. 31, Jan 1, and 2 lll'.lt-r I U1IIM. U II,I.|K HOI.All I'rlnceK*—"The Mauler Iliillder'' Klory Hint aiifferH nothliiK in ""• telt- " All AI'IOIIll ,\ITI-: IN I.I1M)IIV" K, "Tamed -\l, 11 an,I Wild Women": Invest Iturt... "THE FALL GUY" 1'rnvliicetqtvii—"The Man Who Never ill,^. and It was Ihl ertn-etctl he a eoni- A tlnnidi'iiiiK m c 1 o - KulUir Mplrinllil HiMi|ii.rHri({ pan.\- IMat j^avo Ih,, star imtahl,- Eiiip- .\e.\t llt'elt Ihe phiyt-iH Will ,;lve one rrii^rtun of llonOllnprfcl Died" wllh Nfil Vi-nr'n Kxe,—2 SIMIIVK porl "NauKht.v Illqin-tle" remains at of the Ill-Mi slock releaft,- of this st-ll- drama that roars IIFIHIIIIIC—»Aule»» )rl»li HOIK'* II \ I IIIIII—1'IAIM li:t II s,ill's linli.lj Theall-t- Klleeess "Tile T.'f.i Hull ll.Ilir—nentM Noiv the Hhnherl (.y.-i- N, w- I'eai's. (>nn't ERNEST TBUEX Ulli—"Young Illood" Tiiiiaj. .Sally, Ir.-ne ami Mat}, with a .storm of Mizzling thrillw. miss ll. ii lias speed ami II has c!aH.'«. l-'.imllj I'),stalls, which Just ,-,,mpl,-led and I'lnttru Now York CIIHI SeHvyn—"Cbarlot'v Revue" iiiHtance Bennt.-tl and wtiircaat, Kcilh as wetl as melotly ami nierrinienl. Tin1 a s.-tisai it.niil run in New Vnik ami Hhllliert—"Gay I'aree" bt-e Viindevll!.-. Tomori-fiw. Friday rlileai-o within lilt- lumt few WO.-IIH. "THE LIMITED MAIL" M Wetltiesdai- matinee will he eliminated, Tiiuoa Square!—**Tlie. Eaetoy ni Kiitnrdiiy, Nnrina Talniudeo with WituU (it .Inn. -Hh lull i hero will lie m.-Uinccx New Year's I! teas IM'iliouiu .-.t tit,- m..M liliiul.ius ''Rndcrhllt— "Merry, Merry" iis-v-n.. D'ltrieii in ••Ccaiistai-K," 011,1 "Th<} Kllciv H'linl 'I'lul \VniK«'il" das'. Friday, .lummry 1, anil Saturday. n, d.i of (lie in-«• llroailu-tiy s.-asoll. IVmiack'«—"Chivalry" vitlre nt;w vnuiiuvil!,- pro.i-;iiiiii. J\l,,ii- January !. the final dnv of the i-iisin!"- Seal- for Ihe i ,-mallillif; pt-rf'tit ma lues Monte Blue—Tom Gallery Whiter Oarden—"AHIK M unit MndelM" xy, Tuesday, .Inn. •!, h, "What l-'tiolM nu-nt of "r:\pcrlcmv which Include a dully UUi—"lalt That On" en" wttti Lewis wttme ami Shirley maliliee are nou un -uile at the linx 1 Supported by * * -ti ( III.I Mill A II(IHI.i:sttlll9 (III,—"SOIIK of the Flame" IIHIIN Next week Mld-\\'Intel" (*:»!•"- oh lee 'I'he management unlltililio-it Willard Louis and others. ffiHi—"The Poor Mm" •al of Vamlevllle, Ii Itl,.'. .\cln. • •IIIM'Tlllt'S IMl.tCK—»'l'i» IIIU special ait.til ion In mall and telephone LOEWS *lh—"One of the Family" * * * A New Vears hill of iiltlKllltud,. ami or,I. i-s fi-.tin oulsiil,. I'lnlnllelil. Nrtl A l.so lllill.AII AM* .Vi:\V MTIHJIiTH 52nd—"A Mnn'n Man" jiiaKillllci'llci- will hold f'Mlh ul the MINERS STIUMI—IM. iiw'ini.11 Moll.I.n ,-VeUlln;, I lie o|,i-lllllK |,,|fo | m - MCW/1KK, N. J. i;,Mi'iui; Our (IIIIIK Oi.mi'ily Tixliiv and tomtiri-ow. .lolinny Hints uall.i ,1,-eor: I I'l ncfiir's I'alac- The- am-, ,,f --Tile i-'ainlly lipHtalrs" ulii he NilW NIKHVINd WniliiriKton & Mnrket St., Newark "Ona W1M Ride" llnrrlK—"The Monkey TulkN" "Th,, Live Win," Nuu'H, (.'oinedy, nli'i. .'ill tills ni-.-lc. A deluxe pruKriint kn.uui al.mu wllh illl ullMM- Miin.l-.iy II.AI'I'V NKW VKAU TO ALL has been arrallued one thai Is ex- I.niiies Mntincc Duily—Tel. Mul. 0U39 Marvcli nf Motion Gladys Un^er. nutlior of the. late •elilc. Friday and Siiiurday, Kit-hard liluhts In JiiliUiiry un American l.i-nien (li'iiiul llnlliliii' I'nrnlvat Hhow |,..,-t,,,l I,, viand toil as a classic In HnitiKInt; I'tirinllttjil Liberty Newt Events "Starlight," lias adapter! 11 pluy from ai-l heltnerift In "The lleaiillful I'lty," Nliilils. The pro.t-i-ds tor tlu-.s,- |,, r- Othdr Screen Nnveltiei Normn Shearer and Lew Cody In thp French of Kent! Knuchols It la a illi |i,.|t>ll)> I'.isl,. Monday and TUI-M- Vaildi-VlM" Illlllill-'i. Th.: hill will In- ill-toimam-es uill la- shared wllh I lie l.i.- vl.l.-il int.. tui, pails, in fact ll iiill i't- Wui'liti'.cr OI'KHII "HIS SECRETARY" »tory of circus life, i« called "Tlie iv, .Lm. t, r., -Tli,- Trmihl,. Wllh l-.loli ami all Le|;'iiinali'es and the at-u- MILLER BROS. "101 RANCH" Ntiw Instiillctl Coiiiploto Monkey Talks" ntut is at tlm Sam •|yes" with t-'l'M-ene,- Vldor :ind Tom a rial Ilippotirome show. The nisi ,-tal piildit- are i:ii'il.-d lo alien,I and W.1,1 West and Willie Crcngcr antl Bund Ultt-rla Theatre under tin- direction of half a Idt; eometiy program that will to-lp th<- lei;hm. "L E T ' S G O" Mntinev daily, 2.20 p. in. Loin Ur&va and Co. in Ari-h Selwyn. In tin- c;,Mt ;ire .luciinea * * * I'l tut- w tli It plt-iitv tif Rtioil ehet-r to with Mnnny Kinft (Stlltillk) Children 10c—Adult. 20c "Tiie Spanish Follies" HI: M)I:'S i'l, \I\III:I.II start tlie New Veat- In u Happy nplrlt, lini.iltiBt 2 In 1 Kliniv In Mm World Lerner (who wna seen in Lundnn tind Kill IO» I (HI Kill 1110 Evenings, 6.30-9.00 « hlli- 111,- second lialf will fealllle the First Loves Lose Out OT11KH UKi ACTS Paris), Pblllp Morlvuln, Wilton Luclc- .Ml this u.-elt, malinees 'I'll.--.!., y, I'll Ily (lllln Kiinny Colllftlllul.H Covy- Children ISc—AJulU 30c ayc, Martlm Bryan-Allen and Hurry '"diiesdiiy. Tliurndiiv. l-'iiday and Sat- urnat revile «peclat-le of thi IOI.-II Few men tunny tlie drat woman !,oi>- ' 'owi.rlrl*i - -1 ml Inn H •- MoxlnnnH — M. Inl 11I,IIIIKII( MIII.V Nr
•»<*•»< ss'-0J3assssssas5Sffia n •Julwiui't, "Dnughter t>t Mine. .viiKot" 'l'he bill for tho vrroli nt Al .lolsnn's Theatre whore the Moscow An Theutru RSADBS RCADE'S MUHU'UI studio Is plnyinK a limited en- e.'iKcment, Is "Tho Daughter at Madame Atifyoj," a comic opera tiy Lecoq, wblcl liiiH IM en a popular favorite In (lie rep- ertory of this amazing Kussliin com- STRAND pany (if arllslH. • PLAINFIELO" - •U * •¥• Mliertj-—"TIH-'I'IICH" 'illeenle Smith is thn twInkllllK -'""' 1300 PHONE 2932 PHONE 679 of a new musical comedy li.\ PERSONAL DIRECTION OF WALTER KEADE—D. W. ROGERS, Resident Manager GiiMhv. I,,, csuy Bolton mid I'Vcd Thiimii- e<"\. MHO known jia until,»r.s t,f "J.ndy "(1 Good." The producers tire Alex A Today—-Last Times Today and Tomorrow ALL THIS WEEK Aiin.iia ,,,,,1 vinton Froudlry. Tho th,..- Johnny Hint's in nlrt! Is t|,c liberty and beside I lie fe-.it - "SALLY, IRENE and MARY" Matinees Tues., Wed., Thurs., Fri., and Sat. ""•'I 'Miss Smith arc Andrew Tomhes "THE LIVE WIRE" Allen Ki'iiriiH and Harry Wntsoti, Jr. with Constance Bennett and Star Cast News Comedy Scenic •K -* * KEITII-ALBEK VAUDEVILLE Hurl Carroll—"Vntlltlen" Friday and Saturday A ti, w version—nutnlier four—of l"-ir Friday Saturday RICHARD BARTHELMESS in t':ii-t-,,i|.H Viuiitlrw may imw lie .seen a Tomorrow "THE BEAUTIFUL CITY" PLAINFIELD' PLAYERS "»• I'nrl Carroll Theatre with .loo Cooli NORMA TALMADGE Fr:inic Tlmiey anil Julius Tiuincr u with Eugene O'Brien in with Dorothy Giah u_" Prominent hcmiilincrK. Doriilli; The Greatest I'hiy of the Century Kna|,|,_thj. world's must lifaullful sir "GRAUSTARK" Monday and Tuesday—January 4-5 "•'^ th ' fi-iilnred lienuly tif a lartfO casl And "THE TROUBLE WITH WIVES" •k * ¥ Entire New Vaudeville Program with Florence Vidor and Tom Moore "EXPERIENCE" Hlh S(.—"The- SiniE of the l'ln»»" Arthur Iliimmirateln's newest mual Wednesday and Tlmraday—January (j-7 by (ii:orK<' llolmrt "I einnmly, "Tile Son!; of till- Flame Next MID-WINTER CARNIVAL £ BIG Harold Bell Wright's 1 1 Presented with nil the Ori|;inal Son|{3 and Music ^l' "' met with disaster at WIlmlnRto Week rip VAUDEVILLE O ACTS "A SON OF HIS FATHER" o:is of the roof collapsed 0 the y, has been thoroughly Fridav and Saturday—January 8-9 Next Week 11 "I'ler and openn nt the 44th Htreet HV Tui'Hlny and W.-clnewlay—January 4. 5. i, "inluht. Tliia in one of tlinsn largo. "WHAT FOOLS MEN" "THE FIGHTING HEART" Lanifdon iMcConnaek'.H Thrilling Succtiaa "ivIMi opercttua with n liuiiti cnot of n5 with Georijn O'Brien Ul is Stone and Shirley^ M »" " or in, ,,„,] tt inrKC nlnff of iirlncl- "SHIPWRECKED" J|a's Incluulnir Team Koota, Ula Hhnr- "(lay"— -Ji-niii.'iiy 7- COMING ! '". J'uf;h Cameron, OreeK Kvnnfl und "The Phantom of the Opera" llc1'i rtopera. Tho music Is by ller- :TARY" Mmline*.—30c, 50c. Evenlng»--9De, 83, SOc, 30c rt E Rudolph Valentino in "The Eagle" , 'lothnrt and Ocorgo Oerohwln; with Lew'Cody and Norma Shearer Saturday Evenings—$1.10, 99c, 83c, SOc. ""It nntl ]yr|CB by OUo Harbaeh nml Matinee: Children, JOci AdulU, 20c, 30c, 35c. Subioriptic*" li#t now open ft ilie box olfice for entire *ea«on* ^lJr iliimmrrsteln. Tho locale la Hiss- Ir; Bal s revolll(llln n Pick's Paragraphs The Higher SPORTS By Thus. B. l'iekerill Mathematics ••»-•••••»•»»••••.+ THE By H. IRVING KING ALUMNI NOSES OUT W. H. S. DEFEATS JRS. Family troubles: Hudson colliding VANDERBILT HOTEL W. H. S. BOYS 23-22 IN PRACTICE GAME with an Essex. NEW VORK Thiriy.Fmnxh Soar Bill al Park A«enu« In a practice game last week, the Life is just trying one tootli paste jLT OUACK O. HILTON was a ninth- W.H.S. Girls Lose to Alumnae high school 'Varsity outfit defeated after another. *•* rniaUrUn, wore" glasses mid wuwuai raili« lean »ntl luuky. the Junior class team in the high Mlittlt'lija- THE NBW TEA HOUR or Mustc By Score of 43-12 school gym, by a score of 43-31. The What America needs most: a gar- iklans are apt to get Unit way, some- game was evenly contested, with the age with a conscience. how. He was young, too-only Iwen- In the Chinese Room In one of the fastest and most regular W. H. S. team having a ly-eishi—BO there was lime for im- provement. Mubi'll streeiei was Tht Commit tse thriliing game* >n a l°nK time, W. H. slight edge throughout. A resourceful man is like a tri- younger yea-—Just twenty—nnd you This game was arranged by the angle : he will try any angle g boys were stopped 23-22 in their couldn't have Improved on tier If you Juniors who have a firstclass team Home for ihe holidays I opening contest with the Alumni last had tried. She was uboin perfect, this year and wished to give the regu- Resolved, that New Year's reso- We're "home" lor holi- Sunday Evening Concerts Just >s sht WHS—only elie wns no Wednesday evening. The bine and lar players a real work-out. Clark, lutions are not very resolute. mathematician. Bhe took the multi- day gifts, as well as general in the DELLA ROBBIA ROOM white team led BU the way until the Revere and Vance are former regu- plication table on faith; though that Winter refitting. lars from last year but are not re- Business opportunity: sell electric DINNER nnUJXB-COUVBRT $J.OO final two minutes when the Alumni faith was sorely tried when she at- porting for the team this year, after toasters—quick turnover. Our school and college forged ahead and managed to hold a tempted to put the said table luto prac- Oisrinjjiifi/u'J Attisu a strenuous football season. — o—- representatives- are on hand tingle point lead until the finish. tical use. For W. H. S. Whitcomb and Brit- Love's labor lost: getting baby a at our stores, to ta^e orders The first quarter ended with the rattle when he wanted a harp. But then there was no especial res- ten were the stars, accounting for ton why Msbell should toy with the for immediate or luture de- ••old guard" in the lead 4-2 but in thirty of their team's points between r A mixed sorrow: 1926, and we're iuiiltlj>IU-Mtloi) tsble any more than liveries of eveiyth ng worn the second quarter, Brunner and them. Torborg and Orr also helped with the fourth dimension, or the doe- Dine ®s> Dance out greatly and handled the ball in no nearer beer but nearer bier. on or off the campus Whitcomb broke loose and gave W. trine of least syuares. Ity concen- fine style. For the Juniors, Dunn, —o— H. S. a 16-6 lead at the end of the The United States will never rec- trating her mind upon It she could Cooncoais — slickei.; — Tuesday, Wednesday, Tlnusdiiy, Clark and Vance were best. Clark keep > fairly accurate count ul bridge first half. The Alumni gradually ognize the Russians until they shave. overcoats — Winter suits, Friday mid Siuimfny Evt'itinKft was the center of all offensive plays — nnd that wag stifllclrat. Until she shoes and huts— lugguge. tit Seven o'clock pulled up and in the closing minutes and the latter two players dropped )ii(i Horace: then she keenly felt her Life's funny: do you remember $.U!0 PIT person — Formal forged ahead for a well earned vic- the ball in the net on several occa- de, vncles and longed for logarithms. All the furnishings, with sions. that you thought you were old 10 tory. years ago? Him,,i- was Instructor In the academy special emphasis on our s -ft The line-up: on the hill and Mulitll u'us thu lielle collar shirts, imported w< ml \l ALTON II. MARSHA!.!-. MAS'Mi) .! The general playing of W. H. S. W. H. S. 'Var.ity Borah to introduce coul hill in Sen- of the town. It was strange how hose, mufflers, and washable was well above the average and they Fg. Fg. Tt. ate. Haven't our people had enouirh these two so opposite pimple Inclined will undoubtedly make a creditable DeFina gloves. 2 coal bills? to each other. Mubell, uf course, was record on the court this year. Brit- Wolff 2 active In nil the "uplift" work of the ten, Brunner and Whitcomb Btarred. Whitcomb lfi community and was imide treasurer Wi can't expect to have u bone- Everything men and boys For the Alumni, Johnson, Baker and Eritten ... 14 of all the societies she Joined—her ac- dry country until enforcement of the wear Morgan excelled. The line-up: Crane 0 counts were so accurately kept I law cuts to the bone. W. H, S. Oliver 0 The fact was (hat If left to lipr own ROGERS PKET COMPANY Torborg .... G Fg. Fg. Tt. An honest confession in good for devices the various societies of which 1 Orr 3 Mubell was treasurer would never Buying First Mortgage Bonds Whitcomb (F) the soul; but im honest soul seldom III !.ibn at Wa Be Fina (F) .... 0 need make any confessions. have been able to find out whclher Totals When you buy oor 6%% First Mortgage Partici- Brunner (F) ... 2 .19 6 43 —o—- they were In a plutocratic or n HfmlilSq. N«« V.ir* |,, Junior Ctatt Team Britten (C) .... 2 During th« last two weeks in Jan- "busted" condition. Hut Horace cast «l.i5lh St. City - pation Bonds you nro getting tho mnximum interest Fg. Tt. bis astigmatic turn1 over the accounts, Oliver (C) 0 uary the tobacco companies make up Tr#inoiii m Mi,,,,,,. •'• rate snfo invostmont yields. Orr (G) 1 1 Dunn 4 9 their losses in the first two. made u few mental lightning calcula- Carberry Buslun. Mussai In,.!. ..- Torborg (7) 3 7 tions, and had them all "(hip shupe Our $100.00 and $500.00 bondn nmko splendid gifta. 2 : Revere . 1 2 and Bristol fashion" In eoiuethtng The botanical name for daffodil is Clark 1 4 rather less than three shakes of a Totals narcissus pseudonarcissus. Imagine 8 2: Vance 3 9 limiti's tall. Alumni the poets trying to rhyme that! —o— Now Mnbell'0 father, Sum Streeter, Fg. Fgr. Tt. 12 was ii wan of wealth nnd varied finan- Totals Cunadiun farmers are being Moore (F) . 1 cial interests: and looked frownlngly charged with neglecting their farms Pitman (F) 1 upon the Intimacy between his daugh- for golf. That's one game the Gov- GUARANTY COM Johnson (F) 3 SCOTCH PLAINS WINS ter and the poorly paid teucher from Darby (C) .. 0 ernment can't help them win. Skaters TWO FROM WESTFIELD [lie academy. "You'll liuve to cut out Baker (G) .. 2 that four-eyed calculating machine," Do you know we ARE Morgan (G) 0 The Scotch Plains bowling team SPENCER VISITS mid the fond parent to his daughter. Glasser (O) 0 0 opened its activities of the season on "I hear he only gets twelve hundred fully equipped to serve last Tuesday night by defeating an PRES. COOLIDGE ftollnrf* a year and Is never likely to you? Totals 8 7 28 aggregation of Westfield bowlers on get 11 rftlse." TAKE THE HOLIDAY VISITORS Seore by quarters: the Parish House alleys, two out of Freddy Sponccr, bicycle champion "Oh pa, how cruel you tiro I" re- Our BUFFERS will W. H. S 2 18 6 2—2 three games. of America, from Plainfield, with his plied Muhell. "Mortice IR in his pro POLISH your SKATES Alumni 4 2 7 10—23 The scores: partner, Bobby Wnlthour, stopped o!T fesnlim because lie loves It." OUT TO DINE at the capital long enough to be in- In the girl's game, the Alumnai Scotch Plaint "Dun't let me see him hanging In The troduced to President Coolidgc lnst Our team, composed of the stars that Stretton 184 ico 1B7 shout here iiny more," snapped Mr. week. battled for the national championship Eller 108 133 11)2 Streeter. RIVETING MACHINES NEW WINTER GARDEN] two years ago, proved too strong for Both boys are on their way to Albert 225 20G 200 Hut Horace hung around a* UBUUI. the W. H. S. girls' sextet. Jumping Miami and later to Bermuda where will give you that everlast- Vanrierbilt 108 161 20) Mulitll was a good girl, but obstinate. Down on the Farm away to an early lead, the Alumnae- they plan to take a short rest and ing flatiafaction that your I.iimbertson : 140 IBS 168 Old Streeter glared at the mathe- team was never headed, easily win- prepare for the six day race in Chi- matician whenever they met and treat- skates won't come OFF. ning out 43-12. cago early in February. DANCING Totals 885 813 918 ed him very rudely Indeed—the more The W. H. S. girls team played a We.tfield so that the rich man wns Just now SKATES snappy game and looked good to :. Brady 195 134 158 Apple Cultivation in a highly Irritable fitate consequent Whalen 103 157 HOLLOW GROUND BLUE HILLS PLANTATION their many followers even in defeat. Apple trees were sent to upon his nttempt to make out his In- Brown 207 177 H« OFF OF HIGHWAY AT DUNELLEN Against teams of their class they from France by De Mont» In 1000, aurt come-tax returns himself Instead of By An Expert Rowland 177 151 203 should prove to be a formidable op- hiving been properly planted, tlirovr hiring u lawyer to do It—for Streeter GREENBROOK ROAD B. Brady 201 158 183 ponent throughout the season. The •ad In due course bore fruit. Apple* WHS tlght-Asted nnd lost no chance SKATING EQUIPMENT Kii Phone Dunellen 3983 line-up: were first gathered In NOTB Scotla^la to snve money. Totals 943 777 851 W. H. S. 1638 when the country wan kuowo u "Oh father," cried Mubell when. In at Fg. Fg. Tt. The Scotch Plains team is arrange- Aeadtn. The Annapolis vallej ir. a moment of weakness, her father had Golf Tennis D. M. Taylor (F) 4 2 10 np: a series of games every Monday southwestern Novn Scotia In today or.t confided to her the cause of his Ir- Smith (F) 2 2 2 night durng the season, and is open huge orchard. ritability, "why don't you get Horace H fflff tun mn w\ tun w C. Mundy (C) 0 0 0 for matches. Teams desiring to ar- to help yon? He Is nlroply wonderful. Siebenmorgan (SC) 0 range games arc requested to com- What Caused Delay Why, be even understands the Gold- BUCKsBENNY D. A. Taylor (SC) 0 municate with Joseph Albert, Park stein theory." Scott (SC) 0 avenue, Scotch Plains. The town of Colchester, Conn., ID 1765 voted to DONtpone Ha celebration "Bosh I" remarked Streeter, and w. •», u.. *ilkmt r«.r,, «rf« Foster (O) ,. .... 0 flung out of the house. aa4 t(t; Carr (G) 0 of Thanksgiving day from the first Fishing Hunting TRACK CANDIDATES Thursday to (lie second Thursday In When he came home that evening DORl 7 IITI vlllrnl IrieoJij w< m*} ...4 4 12 127 W. Front St. Totals "that the cause was a delay In reci-lv- j Muhell. "I'll settle that young mun'a Alu Soon after the holidays, Coach y 1'I.AIMII Ml. X. .1. hash here and now," thought Streeter Tt. Batten expects to call out all track Ing « supply of molasses." Phone PUinfield 4145 But cirllhtd BUcawwl tin WI|IH>I candidates and begin getting them in and said: "Mr. KUton, please step coofcl. E. Pleister (F) \z Into the library. No, Mubell—you Miller (*') 0 19 shape for a strenuous season this Getting Shaved in London —Own Mertdilli. With a successful team last stay right where you are." When the V. Mundy (C) 0 A Knnsnx man tn London couldn't tw men were alon, quite Regiking SEASON JANUARY 8 ent la more profitable than a tlimllnp Ilornoe hnd run down. "AH 1 was Tha big thrill came to everybody With the Alumni jjame over, the future- or a glorious juisl. paying aboul you and Mabell, why. If Restoring of Paintin w. p. STEUERNACEL Sanitary Engineer tays: ForVolume Distance WE DON'T ALU and Thla one thing we know, w- can assure you of comfort In your home this winter ir we Install a Clarity neaiing sysu-in tor .vou-_or n. pair your u.^ one. We ar« he»t. insr experts ot high decree ana The Radiola 25—a 6-tube we will immediately improve thj1 single control "Supcr- tieat-content of your ltume, Het"—on our ea.y time payment plan. A wonder- A Bath a Day ful value in radio. Keeps You Fit Every W*y William P. Steuernagel 17 Elm St. WESTFIELD, H.i. TIME PAYMENTS Phone 148 To Meet With YOUR CONVENIENCE CARPETS AND RUGS CLEANED AND SCOURED Bert Bonnell of Whitchouse whore u microphone was placed. A hear clearly at all times. Such aux Miron that motion picture directors have special assistant, Charles P. Stallings, iliary departments as the stables, cos Window Sbmdet, Linoleum*, uj tume depurtment, commissary and relegated their megaphones to the repeated every direction into the- microphone; his words were led to others were also kept directly in Br».. Rodi limb of obsolete accessories to their vacuum tube amplifiers controlled by formed by means of the system. Furniture Co. art. Mr. Bonnell, who is director of Western Electric engineers, und were A troop of fifty-four cavalrymen 'Phone Plainfield 1792 the Vestern Electric Kcarny Works issued from sound ijrjjar:t»rj (.31- and horses was loaned by the United sight. A bridge now come Into view; i. A. GREENE motion picture bureau, explains how cealed in every part of the wiio- huge Njmii over enormuus falls. Jt States Army to act as course patrol, 134 East Front Street Tel. 1995 1061 ROSE STREET the men who make the movies can di- spread scene, Direct! jns far players end these men took part in the pic- was u rushing, tumbling torrent of PLAINFIELD, N. J. , rect 10,000 players in even the most, who were not in ihe tinrs of the ture as the Roman Imperial Mounted hlulsli-grt'iin, spiirkling water. She PLAINFIELD, N. }. tumultuous mob scenes with as much grandstand were issued from horns Guard and as buglers. tried to hold lierself back, to break the hidden beneath the ledgea nf the j By EDWARD RETICKER fall. When Helen landed, to her sur- ease as when only conversing; all the A special audience nf leaders in Jn CHICAGO AMERICAN stand and turn til outward so thai the the moving picture tield occupied prise, she found herself In a snow apparently insuperable obstacles are chariot drivers coaUl hear plainly. In bank instead of water. She beheld overcome through the application of seats in back of the directing tower BENJ. F. ELLENBERGER this way Mr. Niblo had absolute con- in order to watch the new method of huge snow baiikn und little snow banks a Public Address System. trol of every part of the set and IflW YEAR'S, everywhere. Looking to her right she direction. Among the familiar faces And so we close th\» hook TRY OUR Painter and Decorator In the production of "BOB Hur"every player in it. were those of Douglas Fairbanks, N to «tart snetv. suw the old grammar school she had the largest moving picture set yet Even with the road of the racing Mary Pickford, Samuel Goldwyn, No nishs, attended when a little girl. Forgetting PAPKH-HA.NGLNC; AM) TUiTDid Nor cast behind « looK— her twenty-odd years accumulated built has been made the background chariots and the natural and re- Enyd Bennett, Marion Daviea, Lon The Book is You, Kutiuitte* Furnlfibi* of the Antloch Circle episode and the hearsed cheers and cries of the Chancy, Howard Chandler Christy, since that Hint','Helen began climbing Ice Cream Shut K uj> nnd start affulti. up one mourn!, down and up another. P'lon. 1863 culminating chariot race in which a throngs, the loud speakers were al- Mae Murray, Lew Cody, Colleen And know vwc\\ day's m-iu>unt For The dozen drivers with teams of four ways hoard. Moore, Reginald Barker and many How wonderful the snow wits'. How .17 I'UMBBRbA.Vl) «T HecordH tho tiniest nmouut Boft, how tiring, hut what fnn, horses each take part The aiming The main grandstand used in the others. Vy ivhltih we jii'ow tw men. of so spectacular n scene would havo chariot scene was more than two The system was so effective that Blind not tht^ I.lots. The sfaln • Going between the main school bulld- New Year's W SSTFIEL1). N j been the most tliiScult problem of all thousand feet long and at one point the production department of Metro- Fade* with tho lenson lenriied. IIIK and the wins, she came to the without the ."id of the electrical am- rose to a height of more than three Our isouts ant HfrnietMnK cnrn«U slide on the school hill. Looking Gold wyn-Mayer decided to adopt it Through sorrow, grief and pain. plifying sy.stem hundred fnet. permanently for all exterior sets. A tlown, she noticed she had skits on, Dinner "Ben Hur" is being produced by Fifteen thousand feet of wire were portable control panel in a shed built Record the smlleo, the Sunn Just like olden times. To her delight Of fjifo we know as I^ove JOHN L. MILLER Metro-Goldwyn-lviayer under the di- used to link the various sound pro- on wheels has been constructed at Thai lifts f>ur course ahove she went skimming through the air like Place your order rection of Fred Niblo. Mr. Niblo ar- jectors, and forty two cameras, with Otilver City and will be taken to any The pfttlia o( human wrotis:. a bird. As sh« went the hill rolled out SANITARY PLUMBING staffs working them, were all able to location by motor power. before her like so much dough under NOW ranged a central directing tower, Record it All, and know No Fatn (Omll hold tho pen. Hie weight of the rolling pin. Around For Delivery on Steam, Hot Water and Hot Air VVe ar« not jiawnit, but men. turns nnd down, every minute gaining tlsewherc. The Friends Association (>!<• MINUTES «I" And cftoofR tho. wnys wo. RO- more speed, until she wondered how JANUARY 1, 1926 Heating, Tin Roofing, etc. and Dr. Moore expressed their deep IV KHI:HHO1,I>J!HS CHRISTMAS CHEER Now Year'w all this accumulat- appreciation of the fine spirit of giv- I'eKOlnr mooting «f tlie Union Again must clone the book ed force would ESTIMATES FURNISHED FOR REFORMATORY BOYS ing displayed by these various or- County Uonril of Freeholders WHS hold As Tfroft rolls by a*enge Itself. ganizations. The Association was tit I ho Court llousu, Elisabeth, N. J., Ood keep Telephone 278 able to purchase cigarettes sufficient Thursday, Dccumlier 17th, 1S25. at Me unashamed to look— "Helen, Helen, Westfield Candy Kitchen Liberality of Westfield Men tc supply 600 inmates with 50 cigar- 2.30 p. in. Itoll call allowed twenty-one The Book la L happy New Year!" 171 E. BROAD STREET, 28 Prospect St., WettaeW, N. J. ettes each and the forty-five packages members present, throe absent. Helen looked and Rotary Helps to Make left over were turned over to Har- Minutes o[ the meeting of December f 1*1§^I around In tier WESTFIELD Happy Day for Inmates old Brooks, representing: the Martin 3nl, 1925, wtro approved. All bills pre- /^\Vgwf& 1'asty flight. Sorae- YOD Only Think Wallberg- Post of Westfield for dis- sented wero reail unii on roll call r"~V/ VsmjItP one was culling tribution among the World War vet- ordered jmld. very goftly, but The "Friends' Association" of the A communication from Oovornor G. You are in erans now in New Jersey hospitals. she could not Fee If your rail ator springs a I Rahway Reformatory, staged a The gifts of money which came from User recommending the appointment New Year's the person, Acnln Christmas celebration on Christmas of a Shade Troa Commission In. Union difficulty looks greater than It «* the Men's Class of the First M. E. County WIIH read and ord«red tiled and nnd again came morning for the nearly 600 inmates the call. It was ally is, as we are in a position to of the Rahwny Reformatory in the Church were so liberal in amount that the clerk Instructed to notifj- the Gov- omplications 1 c a haunting sound take care of your immediate wml big assembly hall of the institution, there was a balance left over and of ernor that ft Commission would ho ap- this $5 wua given to the Children's pointed aftur the first of next your. more like an echo, We are Factory RepreienU'"'1 and Westfleld men who arc members Country Home Christmas fund and The Htnte Highway Commission noti- yet of a very fn- of the Association, participated. $3 devoted to toys or candy for the fied tlic Uourd that the sum of $89,- GUanor €. King mllliir voice. Hel- for the The Association is composed of colored children of the Rev. Williams' 586.00 WHH apportioned to Union Coun- en waved as she HARRISON men who are interested in the social, colored Baptist church. ty from the Motor Vchlcly J-tind. said to herself, "I RADIATOR CORPORATION moral and religious welfare of the A request from Borough of Garwood j can't and you, but n 1 8 P, cold and youths and young men inmates and for tlio County to taUe over Centre 1 can at least be courteous." She was plate and window glass; col' Radiators & Cores for *ll «•* street aa a County road, was referred snowy, It conformed ored glass; windshield glass! they have weekly class meetings with Work Must Have Been coming to an abrupt curb. "Perhaps If the inmates. The big hall where the to tho Hoad. Committee. j ndmlrnhly with pre- shelving; etc etc A. requeat from tho sumo Horougrh scribed holiday I sit down anil slide that will slow me meeting was held was tastily decor- Terror to Printers down some." She found she could not L«Hve your order la tho mominf— STAVISH fur a bridge at Oak street wns recelvets weather. The wind ated with rhvistmaa green and there It has always been u subject of Ini- Take it home in the evening* and filed. which blew In Hel- get down to tlie ground fust eimugli. Was a huge Christmas treo, electri- pa&jloned debute among the unfor- AUTO RADIATOR A notice from the Tide Water Oil en's window wag n I Again she heard the call, now some- cally lighted, and all arranged by the tunates wlio have to deal with such (rear) 423 Park A»enue, Phe" Hales corporation that tliey would va- relief from the hot, what louder. She was sitting up, rub- inmates themselves. There was a things Just how bml a manuscript cun irntu their WestAeld plant about furruice-hented ulr bing her eyes. "I can alt up, mother. PLAINFIELD, N.J- big orchestra, composed wholly of be. March 1st, was recelvocl and filed, My legs will work now, and my arms." the prisoners and as the lads marched We have Ben Jongon's word for It A copy of a resolution passed by the of tho bedroom. Perhaps the evening's I Her mother looked at her curiously. City of Linden unking the Board to excitement had been too great. She in to their benches in the hall the that Shakespeare never blotted a line 1 talio ovor Stile. ) utrcet or Forty Aero i "Is this tho way the New Year nftecta GmmMdi SUaifuifon stYtewYork^ musicians played catchy airs and al- —which must hnve endeared him to wondered. At smy rate U was certain- 'you? First you nave your hand Iran- PATSY ALI01 so furnished the music for the sing- roiul JIH a County road wan roferrod to ly late enough to go to sleep, but In- aSkpJrom Rudaan Tubi* and Ferriem" bis copyist and printers, no matter thu Iloatl Committee. tfcally, then you mumble eom& nvean- Highest Prices rU ing of "Harlt, the Herald Angels what the critical Ben thought or It. stead slie lived over the entire pro- luglets words. Just what does It all 'L'ho monthly report of tho auditors ceedings of the New Yenr's Eve party Sing," "Silont Night" nnd "Adcstc We have nlfio Arnold Bennett's asser- for the month of November was receiv- mean?" OW Bugs, Iron, r»P«. Fideles." which she hnd attended. Tlie heat or tion that he never touches pen to pa- ed and tiled. | Helen hiughetl. "It wasn't an end- Shoe* Dr. Prank Moore, th© superintend- per tin til he has his subject BO well A contract for a new otuvntor Jn the the room wus slltllng. Helen felt slie Philadelphia would similhw. HIIH culled, but the cry ing at nil, was It? It was n begln- ent of the institution, presided und thought out thpt nil he need worry oln Court IltiuHo wa« awarded to Otis 8S2 Soath Ai-e. WmtOeM. *•' Kli-valor Co. for $10,390.00. scarcely muUble. The loud snor- , nlng. The lireinnliiR of a tine new the Fricmda present sat on the pint- about la calligraphy, We know that year." and return $3.00 form. Dr. Moore's talk was appro- Auntule France sluunelessly ecized A contract for Installation of tho ing In the next Temperature Control for Jail portion of (©. 1B26, Western NBWBpaper Union.) NEW YEAR'S EXCURSION T.I. 789-J- priate to the tiny nnd he referred to scissors, paste nnd pen nnd began the room lntoi'mi'ii IHMV unnt'X WH.H awarded to the John Helen Hint !>"• JANUARY 1 AND the work of the Friends and their real revision when the proof slieeta 11. Nellen Co. for $4,485.00. SUNDAYS, JANUARY 3, 17, 31 fidelity in fuming from their homos nrrlvcd, the Living Age says. motlier Imil no! Tlie ruaii department Has authorized hcnnl the ih'Hper- Lonve Plalnflold ».0l»K "Is I"-1" Aiith"rl»lnn Iho Olruutnr and elurk to the New Year, NEW JERSEY CENTRAL Opposite Post Off*8 the bis chicken dinner tint nwnitiH ^dnivly ui Its own proper employ- fil^n ai;i('['mi.'iit wtttl tlit^ Clly of Sum- welenmliiit It so mit jiltd t!t»> n-coivcra of thft Movrla lienrtily, H« pro the boys ot 2 o'clock nnd tho givinK mentis the ^ordinary run New Suits nnd many of the pouliir movie, Harold Lloyd in rxj-erlwuc when sit down to ex- I'lMinty Tritction Co., ri'lnlivo to tho tuselj'i wnH this tlie press wlmt tl»".v licllovn to be thoughts. rt'Tiioval of onn of their tracks on Mor- way It WUH /^ menta in others that it * "Tho Freshman", later in tho tiny. ris avenue. Summit. Dr. Moore then introduced Jantea R. One Published by arra ngement with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer INSTALLMENT 20 "This Is Mr. Evans, ian't It?' CADILLAC "Well, did you Hud Ihcm. Jim?" ihat lie wia iiir.nrNit. either, i £tie asked. advan> rig toward Ij won't disguise anything from JOB, cried Hector, tils fieart beghmmg "Yes, Miss Arlington.1' Me ruse to beat taster than was Its won'.. MISS Arlington; t tell you frankly, to his feet and touk her proffere Ibat if something doesn't turn up, "I suppose you've got all their affi- hand. "Hector asked me >o call davits made oat by this time?" he's got very liula rtiance ot licinj He said that you were interested. acquitted. We must look »t it tlio, No answer from the tall figure by "Interested!" cried Dorothy with way the world docs. Item's a the door, a catch ill hor voice, "itn more young man arrested-ror a crime. "Well, why don't you speak? To than that." Does be deny his guilt. No. Doe* be quite candid, I was growing a "So I see. Uut I must hurry lie assert his Innocence? No. Ha trifle nervous. Are tbey outside. My time is limited." simply says tiolluog when he ia! waltiDg to see meT" "Is there anything new?" she examined. Later, he has inter- There was another silence—an asked, sinking into a chair. views with reporters and encour- unendurable silence. McDonald "Perhaps you didn't hoar of ages them to believe that he Is felt a clammy Bweat breaking out what happened in court this morn really a murderer.' Ilia uncle 1« on hi* forehead, ilia knees began ing?" standing between him and a large to tremble. "No, 1 haven't." furluue, and hia uncle Is murdered. "For God's Bake, Jim, speak!" "Well, I felt it coming for a long Hector's cane is found beside, tho Ue cried. "Waal are you trying to time. You see 1 know quite a lit body. The safe Is open and hla 4o t Frighten me to death V tie about the prosecuting attorney inelo's rubies are gone. Us Is th« Then tie tall yuusg man spoke. He's got a reputation tor springing only one who knows rti» combina- PHAETON $3S3S°° DELIVERED And every time he movedhls'lips. surprises. He likes to keep his tion or this safe. Lastly, Hector'* It seemed to McDonald as though cards hidden until the last moment, footprints are found In the garden FULLY EQUIPPED struggling in as unknown perilous and then throw theui down and illreclly beneath the open window. a tiny figure of fear leaped out lake In (lie pot. Dramatic situa- Very strong circumstantial evi- from between them. A few hours tions are his specially." dence, I should say. And now what ago he had Celt quite safe, quite "Yes." has be to offer on his side? After confident that he was master of "So, knowing this about the num. nailing two weeks, he tries to till own destiny; and now, In an I telt there must bo something up prove an alibi. He says that h* Instant, be wag over his head an.i his sleeve. This afternoon he was at a certain bird sior* In tha LAING MACHINE-AUTO REPAIR CO. sea. brought It out, You remember that illy on tbat night. He names wit- "Hector," said tire lawyer In a cane Hector had—tha ouo hla fa- nesses, who, he says, can Prove IL 115417 E. FIFTH ST. Phone 2241 PLAINFIELD, N. J. calm, collected voice, "I want to ther left him?" nut where are they? They have A Ray of Light tell you that I think you are Inno- "A gold-headed cane? Yes, 1 re disappeared; and there Is no oas cent, and that I'm going to nght member." to prove anything for him." for Mourners right beside you in this. Now you "This morning the prosecuting "But Isn't It possible to tat want to brace up, {or here's the attorney brought It out—or what these wltoeases?" cried Dorothy. No longer need we abandon oui bad news: Thosa witnesses have was left at It. for It was broken In "I have tried, and f can say thai loved ones, unprotected, In the old disappeared." two pieces. He had several wit It doesn't seam sAsslble. Why, fashioned, sodden grave. The Nor "Whatt" gasped Hector. "They're nesses to swear to Its Identity, In they've had almost a month's start! walk Vault turns each grave into not In the bird store T Neither the eluding Mr. Graham's butler, John Very likely they're la China M a miniature tomb. Airtight, water- eld lady nor 'Cousin Harry'f Why, Well, to make a long story abort, now. A tall man, an old womaai proof, of steel reinforced cement, it they must be tharvt You've made It was found this morning after the and a baby—It's like looking fW YOUR BUSINESS!! a mtsukt, Jim!" murder beside tUo dead man: and three needles la a hundred hay. seals by hand into ono solid piece of stacks. And yet I've got a nuacfc masonry that protects forever against tttat If ws could find them, it would the ravages of time. All good under- Keep in touch with your present market, and clear np this whole case. I b»; takers recommend tho NORWALK lleve they know more ahout It than| VAULT, the best INSISTS on it open a larger market by the judicious use of any one eJ««. Rat I mom hnrrjl Mode by Printers' Ink. Our Job Department will off, Miss Arlington. Hector tolij gladly show you examples of how others are me to (tire you his love. Ho'i bearing up wonderfully." The Norwalk Vault doing it. Call on us. 'And don't you think there's an; PLAINF1ELD, N. J. hope?" asked Dorothy. "You know, Mr. Evans, that I thought him guili ty myself until after 1 had seen an CR E-A N O O Y N E talked with him. But how conli For the Relief of THE WESTFIELD LEADER anybody look Into his eyes »n COUGHS tblnk sot" At Jarvis' Drug Store 'Juries art not generally com 27 Elm St. Wostfield, N. J wd of physiognomists," said th« young lawyer grimly. "Facts an what they want But tkirs miuj be hope, oven If It's only a hunch, I still bellev* ia Ood. Mlsi Arlinp ton." f For seme time after RIMII tiao taken his departure, Dorothy sal bolt upright In her chair, staring at the rain which nplasfced against he window. Sha could lee a mlsl descending, that, like % shroud, seemed enveloping the city. I( was as though the gray »ton» clouds were sailing so close to th« earth that their wnt, weary wlngt brushed against tt In passing. Fai Improving Transit Service away, over tho rooftops, was i shadowy church spire. Like a fifc gpr, It seemed trying to polut out What Is Being Done and What Should Be Done Dorothy Arlington ieicended the staircase. Ood. But -why was H» so far away—so To Provide An Adequate Transportation 'They h»»«m* bM» U»«r« f«r IU head, dented and covered with swallowed up In the (loomy^eav- two weeks," Ml* E»»n» grimly dry blood, corresponded exactly tmi of spac*? Soraly here was System for New Jersey People "1're aeon the landlord. They with the wound at the back ot the work for Him to do—a miracle to tleared out. bos and baggage, leav- old man's scalp. Undoubtedly it be accomplished. Now was the ing the parroti (n payment (or two iu the weapon used," time to save the Innocent and pun- month* rent. I guess they were "Vest" said Dorothy, gripping ish the guilty. But perhaps Ha two obady characters—your kind the arms of her chair and turning was taking a holiday up there: TAXES AND PAVING CHARGES old lady and 'Ooualn Harry.' It's * deathly white. Perhaps He was unwilling to come wonder they didn't leave the child "Yes," continued the lawyer bit- out into the wet. After all. what I'ehind them too; but they didn't. terly; "and that Isn't all. That difference could It maka to Him If *l"he old woman called at your was only exhibit number one. Ex- some of His dolls Io3t their paint uncle's house the very day after hibit number two was aoou to fol- if some ot their bright coloring Public Service Railway Company pays its full share of taxes; the murder, and asked (or It. The low. I had noticed a large wooden were washed away by tears? ' butler recognized her. and gave her box beside this legal conjurer, but "I must be brave," said Dorothy; FIRST: A franchise Tax of five per cent, of its gross receipts. tho child without questioning her I couldn't Imagine what It was (or. Iwt, as she said It, her ey«s began SECOND: A Tax in lieu of the personal property tax, assessed upon gross That seems to have beon the last I was soon to learu. After he had o flit. Then, quite suddenly, her time she was seen In the city." mado his point with the cane, he overstrained nerves gave way and receipts ut the overage state tax rate. "But where could they have gono opened this box and brought out h« hurst out Into unrestrained! THIRD: A Tax upon its real estate. to?" cried Hector despairingly. of It a piece of sod that had been weeping. And she was still crying '•Why should they go away like taken from Mr. Graham's garden, when Arlington found her; she FOURTH: Other state and Federal taxes. this?" f directly Imncath the library win- was stilt crying when, he took ha? "Didn't want to step uo on tho dow. Tiny blades of grass hn C R E-A N O D Y N E For the Belief of TEL. WESTFIELD 843-W COUGHS At Jarvis' Drug Store HERMAN AHLFELD 27 Elm St. Westfield, N. J. BUILDING CONTRACTOR Ar© yon a subscriber of the Loador? .« Hot, Why Not? Only $2.06 par 833 MOSPECT ST&EET WESTFIELD, H. J. year for ail f.fco latest aswa. THE WESTFIELD LEADER, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1925 ^ Page Fourteen asy Lessens in «* AUCTION BRIDGE l . „ New Series by WYNNE FERGUSON O cAuthor cf "Ferguson on c/luction'Bridgi LD Year, tonight our joimiey DO YOU GAMBLE? And parting we shall KUt as frieads Who on the journey fortb'have fared, Moat individuals lack the experience to judge a ARTICLE No. 13 And all their jTHlT*»« queen of diamonds and he and his had a good suit bid. Under the modern partner made five tricks, two hearts, system of bidding, distribution means two diamonds and one spade trick. Ori j h t th hih d the next hand, YZ made game and Coal, Lumber and rubber so V's courage and daring re- nly for high ceived a proper reward. cards but also for distribution. If his The expert is continually striving to hand contains a singleton or a void suit, improve his game. One of the best ways experience has shown that a suit bia Builder's Supplies to accomplish this result is by eliminat- produces much better results than the ing chance whenever possible. In the no-trump. For example, take the follow- •1 H 11 Mill HIM I TJiey waited for the man to ap- old days if your partner bid one no- ing hand: proach. He trundled the burrow j Office fand! Yards: Central Ave., near R. ;R. CroumtjHj ,; trump and you had goal support, you straight to the car. ! "Happy New Year, mam an' sir," he Phone 19 Wettfield Hearts —6,5 A New Year's JohnHudson's Clubs —A, Q, 10, 9,1, 3 1 said, peering Into (lie car. "I seen Diamonds — 7 you stop from my winder, an' brought iJ-ffi1£iS*W^ffi^^^ Spades—A, J, 9. 3 Stopover my kerrldge." 'Dream ttetrU— 1,9,2 "Good I" eiclalmed Mr, Royce, step- dubs — 6, 2 i ping from the car and helping his wife Diamonds—Q, 1,10, t, 4 :A B: DUmondt—K,», S,S out. "We would remain in the car, BEATS .as it Surprise SWEEPS O.NSTKHNATION In tilt' lironiiry parlor on NVw Yenr's A New Yearns Tin* house w:ts jamiutM] with (,'IH'SlS, nlil I'rll'IKls RESOLUTION nf iin? family. It was nil r\clusive tittle group, ulio rht'rlHht>tl its tradi- tions, nnil unless you wort' u "Immer" yon could liunlly hope to ITOKM tile HAT the time Bromley threshold. The maid had just tinnouiiri'ri Mr. Smith, mid a si- you devote to lencv hud falion over the roum, be- cause. Ihuiigli Mr. Smith UIIB only an newspaper Instructor on Hie fnrnltv, tu- was mi- T thor of two IMIDU.S \v!ih !I wore finite reading be spent with tlie vogue In the unlvi'tsily town, HIM] even the older nii'iiilicrs of the set Have Easier Cleaning Days During 192fi were n little In »«•« <>f lilni. In talk- the newspaper which lug over tin1 evening iil'lenvtiniH. the and each year thereafter (jossjpg who thought Itu'y wiuv ob- best gives the world's serving, Insisted lluii .Mrs. Ilromtay hnil moved tuwiml tin- dour In spoclnl news completely honor of this guest; they were pos- itive, beciiuBP her uHi'onit> was so accurately, sensibly warm and nutuml. Hut a few wise ones who thought they kixnv, insist- ed she was more surprised I linn they, By investing your Christmas gift money in this and tliat ftlie HIIOWIM! It In n little trtmi- fine cleaning appliance, you receive a substantial, ble of her hum]. practical gift, one from which you will derive com- Be that as It may, the Mr. Smith Nnu fork Simra fort and pleasure for years. who entered wns nut the Mr. Smith they knew, but ii stranger they had For Intelligent, Thinking People never seen before. lien™ the con- The Hoover will give a rich return in leisure sternation. Nor £ j/ 1926 THE DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS OF PEOPLES BANK & TRUST CO. of WESTFIELD extend to all their friends and residents of Westfield a cordial invitation to attend a reception which is to be held at the bank on ...-' Friday, January 1st, 19 2 6 .•..-• ••..•.••• . - * between the hours of four o'clock and seven o'clock P. M. It is earnestly hoped that all our friends and neighbors, women as well as men will honor us with their presence followed iip by a 'phone engagement With the Folks at to see her that evening on the wtj "Ebenezer the to the train. When lie left her he car- Great" ried her almost whole-hearted faith Is MOUNTAINSIDE himself, also the measure for a ring- He had promised her his city addreu, I By MARTHA WILLIAMS and promised to write often—whenever This column wishes to extend to he could snatch time for It. But In all its readers sincere wishes for 1926 (Copyright.) troth he stayed Just long enough «t a Happy, Prosperous and Healthful (t pRUSHA JONES II Save and his supposed headquarters to nrruig* year. ** bless us I What a name I" Tray- that letters should be forwarded. nor grinned. "Sinful netually to be- Then cautiously he began the rrtl . Mrs. "Antique Bug" has from long to such a girl. Pretty as they game—sending Jerry Jones, anony- latest reports, folded her wings and make 'em—but funcy making love to mously at first, flowers, books, mnitf is resting in Portland, Ore. We ore her. JeriiBha beloved, wilt thou be —after a week, a brief note wlshlnl wondering if it is as cold there aa it miner' she were coming to town so he mlgM is here. "What's the matter, with "Jerry Dar- show her about a bit before returning. lint,'" Cora WIrn (lung back nt him. Jerry answered In a fever of delight. The farmers don't handle soft "Besides—you've got little room to She was curiously AfUca'e •« *° "^ coal, but they certainly are handl- talk I Tell us what E ID your name her many conqxiests, so had told no* ing soft wood, at a soft figure? Ice stands for? Ah, ha! You didn't know body of the nameless gifts. "If oi'y 1 minus coal is the sign these days. I'd heard the talc of Ebenezer the might come," she hnd Innocently writ- -—1>— Great. How your Uatl paid the 'lection ten Traynor. "I'd moke you tt The Fire Alarm Hoople is antique 1 bet he'd lost to Squire VVlllets by ashamed with my country ways, you'* "Maxwell take notice". What i& ncimln' you, his first son, after the hnte me." needed is a Siren located en tup of squire's big game rooster, Ebenezer the To which artless confession Trajnor Borough Hall. Haw about one be- Great." ing installed. The coot of same, com- answered through lone distance: "Jolt pared to tha value is nil; get your "Girl—have, a heart," Trnynor en- you come and try me—and bring Ant) alarm system on the job and you treated, trying hnrd to laugh. •long. Tell her It's Just for a fe» will not regret. "Why don't yon say: 'Have a hus- days—so keep It durfc." band I'" from Cora. —o— Jerry came—she mUht have tnn| "Tell me the sort you want—I'll go back but that Aunty went wild wit* Have you noticed the Tax Budget run him down for you." Trayaor es- Joy at the plan. Traynor met theft Requirements of 192G, you do not sayed Jaunt tness. need to be an accountant to figure took them to quiet, reputable quarteri, what increases the Borough TaxeB, "Can't run out of your own two nnd for three days played admiralty and this ia minus the school budgets. shoes," Bhe went on. "I'm not crazy the part of elderly Snnta Claus. —o— about you—don't you think so for a Upon the fourth morning Traytiord* minute. But you've hung round me elded It was time for n master-move- After a long seige and a battle want to thank you and all the other fellow citizens of five years—ever since I was twenty— hot love-making, pleas of sudden in^J- to the road of recovery, Miss Clara keepln' better men away—If they're uatlon, as sudden wedlock the cllmat Edwards has returned to her home, this community for your generous patronage, for your not as well off as you. Since you've It should all be proper as print—ml*- better than ever. Congratulations to mode me lose other chances—why I It's iBter, church, witnesses, announcement her and her folks is this columns up to you to make good." In print and by cards. order. confidence in our integrity and in our ability, to serve you. Traynor turned from her smother- —o— When man's proposing 1B ing a groan. He was caught In a web Fate's disposing Is sometimes o«fr: Wednesday,, December 30, at 8 P. And now as the old year passes, and whistles and bells and of his own weaving. Be had paid M. an cdjourned meeting in Borough prompt. It fell out tlmt way Just no* Cora such attentions as might easily be —with the aprienrnnec on the B«S» Hall is to be held to finish up the read serious Intentions, not only by her- 1025 business. shouts herald the coming ot 1926, we wish to extend to you self but by their world—which was of Cora, flanlied by tier tallest coos'"' —o— much more serious. She was kin to Albertus Wlnn. lie It was who b»« On December zi, (Thursday) at and yours the Sincerest of Good Wishes for Prosperity,. at least half the county—and Wlnn loosed the avnlnnclie— coming to t» 2.30 a. m. ti e old home of C. Lyons blood was no end clannish to tho city, and falling to lind Trnynor wbe" was burred to tho ground, this house remotest hrnneh. Its enmity could he was supposed to be, he bad calle' •-is said to >,e over 100 years of age. Health and Happiness. ruin him polltlca'ly—nnd his mind was up Corn right nway to nsk explana- Mr. Ginfor und A. Benosch were the set ardently upon being a public ronn. tions—nnd not them In Ibe shape * firat to be notified and they did their That wa8 bod enough, without th« Corn herself. She hfld lieen n trl» bit, Mr. P.irker informed 'he Chief talc of his foolish naming—lie must suspicious ever since "be hnd W™ to know of Jerry's fllttlnp. AunW* Marshal and he in turn got on tha buy her silence at liny price. So he t0 job and saved considerable time and drew her away lo the porch and presence lind meant nothing "'' drove the fire apparatus to the scene turned on his full battery of fascina- Miss Mary-Ann wiia well known to »» . of the fire. Tho usual faithful do?.- tions—with the happy result of tak- foollslier thnn her nlccc find «"r(1- '*" tn Boon got to work and did what ing lier home Inter, BO melted she was side two hours Corn hud nosed cut l» could be done under the circum- tnnllpfihlc us pure gold. He drove tho conspirators, found their address, an utances ard the apparatus returned The Westfield Leader five miles to hla own domicile at top was hoi on their trail. Slie ran t»ei» to hoadqunrtt-rs at 5.30 A. M. speed, swearing [;rent oaths ns often to earth aa they got out ot » tr'*' ' as ho drew breath for them—Incited front nf a Jeweler's shop. Ttrw^*, thereto by tho Imnsro of pretty Jerusha, forward, she fhinK her arms n™» nnd her tidy fortune—fifty tlioimnntl Traynnr. trying: "So .TO" ha"1"" ™l The Advertised Article of Insurance money, the hour she came got, Eb—but better measure »| '» i» ono in which tl.o Merchant twenty-one. to rr,v flnjter—niuybe Tvo fatter*" since 'you took It first." Then SCCJ«I» !>iin«elf ha* implicit failh—- Suddenly as lie crossed his own clip Im v.iil not advcrtUe it. threshold craft cnnn> to his help. It to see Jerry for the first tin)"- "»' You are «afo in patronising held him BWttke vmill dnytireok— hnncy-ehlld, I'm so glnd you re M^ • he merchants what* atlvti, after which lie got two hours of rest, You're Juet the brlclosronld 1 wn"< appear in thii paper becau>« wnnt, f Jther. Don't we, Eli? then net nhnut the htinlness In band. eilenf Uieli- Eood« ar« up-to-tUts and Eh was snet-chlcan-bul * Mot tliopworn. It heisun with u fake telegram. Impera- tively requiring his presence In the well known to gl*e consent- city for the nest fortnight. It went by , tpeclnl jnesBtngor, Jo Cora, ijni WJIJ C. A. W. ADS. BKING