THE OLD NAME THE OLD POLICY ALL THE NEWS BOOST f| ABOUT 'ft BERNARDS VILLE THE FOLKS YOU KNOW
Vol. 21. No. 52 BERNARDSVILLE, SOMERSET COUNTY, N. J., THURSDAY, FEBRU\RY 17, 1916 FIVE CENTS
PRESS TIME BULLETINS friends and supporters of the BOP ONLY A GUEST team and the school in tha audi- PUTS A NEW One more steo taken in effort to torium of the High School at POWER COMPANY IS make borough of Basking Ridge. Somervillo when the debate start- AT" PUZZLEJJPTO BOD See notice on page 8. ed. A caravan of autos carried them to the county scat. The NOW IN NEW HANDS The little star chamber session of the The action of the teachers com- J. Saunders, local daityman an two auto stages caned full loads members of the Boiird of Kducation last mittee or the Board of Education English subject will go to battle- "Twas Easy, 'Twas Easy" ran of students. The Peapack-Glad- The local power and lightii week ha« stirred up unrest within the m executive session- the memfron- t to join Royal Horse Artillery. the chorus of the song from the stone contingent of students company is no longer a unit 3 board itself. The discrepancies between bers are not certain which- by A lad named Charles McDonald throats of a hundred and more came bundled up in an open auto the Eastern Pennsylvania l'ower loyal rooters of Bernards High. Company but it is a part of the thfi account* of what transpired behind wli'.ch the Supervising Principal run over by Shaffer's bus while truck. tho closed doors ag given by members was instructed to schedule a that rang through the halls of newly organized New Jersey ,,(' th'- board and the afterthought of teacher for only that work for coasting on road near Van Dofns the Someryille High School build- Power ana Light Company. The general members who were nut active in which she was engaged by themil!. Arm broken. ing last Friday night. The dem- change, which was brought abo£ the calling of the meeting, as to the le-board has precipitated another R. V, Lindabury reappointed to onstrationprecededtheatuiounco-j uUNIKALi lu Ltl rim IHt by a transaction of unusual gality of the session has brought about problem upon the school organi- nient of the judges' decision but scope is best explained by a com- Palisades Park Commission. I pri'hensivi' statement just issued this unrfsl. To quote from the words zation. Miss Rachel Reed, a it foretold the result of the delib- NEW PAROCHIAL SCHOOL of one of the members "the matter is member of the High School fac- Grant B. Schlcy takes $5,000 erations of the three umpires who by W. S. Btrstow, president ol ulty Wednesday notified Super- worth of stock in new Far Hills we>'e ballotting behind closed the new company and which has not finished yet," Anncaiiu'enuTit lias been triailt* form- just been given to the public The News printed lust week what it vising Principal Meseroll that if "Water Co. doors. The verdict in favor .of ally that tlie contract for the new par the negative and Bernards, in the The statement follows! honestly thought tfanspirad at thean effort is made to change her First offical act of new town- oi'hial school, lyceum and sisters' home, work us the result of the action first of this years interscholastic ^ The New Jersey Power & Light "L'luHfd" session. NuLbinghas devel- ship counsel-request for adjourn- the gift of the three children of James Company h;is been organized un- oped since to support uny itatement Of the board members she will debating series precipitated a Cox Brady of Gladstone to t he Church insist that only the work be demen- t of sidewalk assessment hear- near riot on the part of the local of Our Lady of Perpetual Helphaabeen der tho laws of the State of New that th« account was not accurate contingent, in the centre of which Jerspy, and is acquiring all of Even this week upon sm'ond inter* tailed to her, for which she waings . Granted. awarded to the Kenn-VWll Contracting the electric lighting and powar engaared by the Board of Educa- were the four who so creditably Company of New York. The building views the members Of the board are nut had brought victory to the local properties at Bernardsville, !)•- dear as to the nature of the meeting tion. In other words Miss Reed's will cost about $75,000. A complete ver. Rockaway, Far Mills, Pea- stand means that some other high school. The vanquished deicription of the building given they attended. Several members are were not forgotten and cheor p:iok. Gladstone, Chester, Ivlend- of an opinion tliHt they attended an ex-teacher and not she will teach MYSTERY J1H1 SHROUDS out for publication late Thursday. ham and Wharton, now owned the physical geography class, now after cheer was yiyen for Somer- ecutive session of the Board of Educa- ville High and her individual con- by the Eastern Pennsylvania being taught by Miss M. Louise Power Company of Pennsylvania, tion and probably will only learn from Henry. DR. NORTH AT HIS EXIT testants. these columns that they were guests of The final result was never in and operated by the Eastern the Voucher's Committee which was Miss Reed talked rather reluct- Dr. Charles E. North of Mont- EXERCISES AS USUAL IN Pennsylvania Power Company of antly when questioned by the doubt after the debate had passed indulging in an informal deliberation. clair who was to have told us the half-way mark. New Jersey. It further acquire! Dr. C M. Henry, president of th\e News. But in order that her what ailed Bernardsville has come AUDITORIUM TUESDAY P. N. all of the property of the Jersey ! attitude might not be misunder- Although the judges in their Power Company, as well as the board was asked in what particular th" and gone, and still we don't announcement, in a gracious NkWrf account of the meeting last week | stood by garbled reports she know. The much-heralded re- As \isua! the local Washington Associ- machinery in the present, power I agreed to make a clear statement. manner stated that it was a diffi- ation will celebrate Washington's Birth- plant at Boonton. was in accurate. He said -'An execu- port we are told will not be forth- cult matter to arrive at the win- tive session ot' the Board of Education Miss Reed said: "I was engaged coming and the inference is that day with appropriate exercises on Tues- ner, it was understood from an- day afternoon, Feb. J.'x'nd, in the Ber- The new company will be an foe the transaction of business is notby the Board of Education to we are quite much better than teach English and other Fresh- other source, not authoritative nards Inn Auditorium. The arrange- independent New Jersey enter- legal. The meeting w*8 not a session some people thought. The mys- man subjects, At the present however, that the vote was unan- ments are in eliHrge of a committee prise, in no way allied with any of the Board of Education and if I used tery with w*hich the investigation time I am teaching upper English imous in favor of Bernards. headed by the Rev. William I. McKeun of the former companies. The the tana 'executive radon1 in my re- of the Montclair expert has been Eastern Pennsylvania Power and am devoting considerable shrouded is not cleared with the The second series bringing to- rector of the Church of Our Lady of Per- raarki it was a misnomer, It was atime to the coaching of the de- gether the Victors of last Friday petual Help. An Innovation decided upon Company, from which these prop- meeting of the teacher'* committee, announced termination of his erties are purchased, will confine bating team and to the work of work. The Newark News which night is scheduled for two weeks by the committee placed the program in Applications far the supervising princi- its futuie operations to Phillips- the Crimson board. I enjoy the has been selected as the organ of hence. This year, county bound- charge of a committee of the Senior paljtbifi weie ••'iiiHiiifi IMI. There ar« burg and Warren County, The work 1 am doing and would pre- those who were behind the North ai'ies will not be considered and Class* of the High School headed by iii arly fifty of these applications." Jersey Power Company will be fer to remain undisturbed. But movement sheds no light on Bound Brook, victorious over Robert Gillie as chairman The hi^h When asked if the entire membership if my subjects are changed, I North Plainh'eld who it waschoos l orchestra will play the Clare- dissolved and the Jersey Corpo- either the result of the so-called ration will undertake the devel- of the Hoard present had not consider maintain that I have the right to survey or the object of the pub-thought would be the next oppo- mont quartette will sing and the pro- ed instruction! which were given Mr.insist that I teach only those sub- nent meets another team. Ber- gram also will include rftfidiltgl and rec- opment of its real estate holdings lic spirited citizens who brought at Boon ton. The past corporate MesiToll relative to a change In thejects for which the Board of Edu- the noted doctor here. nards meets the victorious Chat- itations. The Rev. J. W. l'lynn will teaching work of M. Louise Henry, cation engaged me. ham team who defeated Summit. deliver the invocation and 1 . complications, due to the many The debate is scheduled forThurs- ev'' interests involved, will thus be Dr Henry »aid; "The Teacher's Coni- Wednesday afternoon there was Charles B Scovil, the benediction. The instTBCfsd Mr. Meseroll to carry day night March 24th because of other ministers of the community will entirely eliminated and efficient circulatev vd among vthe pupils of The Nigger at Columbus conflicting local dates that would service assured. ,(.,,.OHt the , njinute. s,,, uf th, e 'previou. ,,U!>ms met-tinie vl"Mr I th\"e f"Thigh ' schoo"'"""l "a pape"~ *""*"TJ~Ir askingI! respond with brief addresses. ,f th, Hoard ol HMta h Misg Kee(, gJJ f l\ On of the most sensational plays ever preclude the attendance of many | The headquarters of the new h Misg shown upon the screen is announced for of the Bernards rooters. The company will be at Dover, and the subjects which she is teach- meeting place is Chatham, decid- all of the present employees still me 'ting, A. B. Qibb chairman of th ing at present and also direct the the Columbus Theater next Saturday School at Mud Hollow TMCher'a Committee suiii that no afternoon and night" The Saturday ed by the toss of a <*oin, although continue with the new company debating team and Crimson af- the question and the sides will A large cast of local amateurs in their present duties. Mr. P. orders could be Issued except through fairs. It bore many signatures. matinee is an innovation by Manager the action of t!,c full board. Qratlda and affords an opportunity to remain as they were Friday night, will present "Tne School at Mud S. Staples, as Vice-President and Neither Miss Reeed nor Princi- Chatham having won from Sum- Hollow" under the auspices of General Manager, as the execu- Supervisip? Principal Meiaroll when pal Msseroll knew of the exis- see high class films for those whe can- not attend tho night performances. The mit defending the affirmative of the Ladies Guild ot the Longre- tive, will take up a permanent naki'il, hi?*t week, relative to the in-tence of the paper, when ques- the' question Chatham High national Church at the Bernards residence at Dover, N. J.. and it utructiona he received laid "1 was feature film la "The Nigger," and a m prent part of it was made in the State will be represented by Laurie \^ Auditorium on the evening is trusted he will receive the co- directed l>y th« Board of Education in of Friday, March 3rd. Rehear- operation of the public in aiding executive session to change the schedule House at Atlanta, Ga. The star is Page, Pier Munn, Frank Meatle William Fjirnum. I ho film created a and Katherine Dickinson, alter sal.s are progressing and an even- the company to establish good in accordance with Mitt Henry's con< Local Horsemen at Dinner in^ of laughter is promised. The and efficient service. Mr. Staples tract. The change tuts not yet been sensation when shown for the first time nate. Several decided innovationsare last spring in the New York Hippodrome entertainment is described as a has been connected with the Bar- mad« but will be within n week," The qquestio n debated throughg - promised this year at the seven- during the brief career of that gigantic burlesque in two parts, The cast,'stow interests as Second Vice- The NEWS Wednesday aaked Member h i Ihli teenth annual dinner of the Road playhouse us a movie palace. Wednes ouLeajrut the elas entirt Fridae Interscholastiy night wasc: which is a large one follows: President of the Saadusky Gas & Mii'lini l Connolly if tln» Board fit' Educa- M ss Horse Association of New Jersey day the serial '"The Diamond from tin- "Resolved:ThattheUnitedStatea ! Arabella Pinkhnm, Th» Electric Company, Sandusky, tion dad net considered at executive which is to be held in Kre user's Sky" is scheduled and also the funny Should Own and Operate, the 1V1-1 taper, Mrs. Ada DeMond. Ohio, for many years, and has session, the matter of Min Henry's Auditorium, Newark, Thursday, Chaplain cartoons, Advertising slides euiHph and Telephone Lines With- j Puplla: Evalina Margarita established a reputation as in tachlng progintn ">"' be answered in March 2S. These are being care- will be resumed by the Theatre begin- in It's Borders. ' By the toss of Gwendolyn Sraythe, Miss Pearl efficient executive who appreci- the affirmative, He declined to MM fully'guarded by the committee ning- the iirst of the month. tlie coin Bernards' tearv support- Crane; Dorcas Ann Kansome, 'ates the value of reliable service vvrr the query ax to whether or not Prin- which John P. Deklieimer of Mrs. Crane; Josiah Joseph Joel|and public good will. cipal Meseroll was instructed to make ed the negative. The members Orange is chairman. A number of the victorious local team were!*.. IK>S' Conklin; Fritz Von fhe owners of the Company, the change In the teaching schedule. of local horsemen will attend, 4 Hummel, W. Frank Allsheskey: backed by strong financial inter- Bargains in Fixtures Lottie Hetts, Charles Ileussy, Member I", v, Stryker apparently Efforts arc being made to make Garret Voorhees and Gladys Po- Mihitable Mercy Matilda Jones, ests, have been several months *8i i-.it aware that the meeting was this the largest dinner in thehis- There in wonderful display <>1 38T- Mrs. James Woods; Maria Nancy j working out the details of the 11 e ol the tcarhir's committee. ley, alternate. Somerville High . . ' tory of the association, Indica- K»im in electrical fixtur,* at WMteomfa wa; representedhyAdaliheHaj Bascomowvmi, 1Mrs. Lewi1 s (Jrahani; plan. Alter a careful rxamina- Xtryker was very frank in hi« was represented rvyAciaunerjaga-1 £** ""''- yjj* " -"";•'"•"• H'«»- «*«•••»«»., tionsare thai it will bo as Gardner'*, Mr. Gardner was fortu- man. Ha«kinsCanfield,Moreland rcrencen HaraOConnorO Don- tion, it has been decidW that metit tn the NYtt a thai be sew no reason has already been a deman< for to ptirchiwe at sacrifice Douglassand Arthur Robinson, nel, Wnham Prout; Susanna 8am-good service to ththe public can for ;DI < xei-uii. 1 tj • and thai then- ticki ts. Men of national ;ind prices, these fixtures in the New Yurk alternate. Each sDeakei' was Rntha Peas, Mrs, George Pepper; oest be assured by the erection « as 1.(1 reason » h$ the roaf! |< :e \.iill he amonj • t and the people of Bori arduvllle allowed seven minutes for presen- Dandelion Blossom (colored) Lay- oi a large modern Kcenfc atthg uld i "i \:,-.\ been eonsid tin. a\A I • of honor. who ore anticipating the initollaticn of tation and the same period was ton Prout: Ellowina Roberta station at Dover. Plans are al- of the I new fixtures will do well to s«e ttitn die allotted each team for rebuttal. Evangeline Sttiythe, Wiss Adcl- ready under wnj for the building , . , , in tlif play There was litlle to choose In-f w een iiiile Mnnker; Honors Bridget of this new plant, and orders for • J.llila-Li'ndfe Wedding die three members of the local Wary O'Donnel, Miaa Emil> machinerj were pli . orne two thi' be I team. From an argumentative Stewart; Katriska Von Hummel, monthsago The planl will l>e injc the* week tl I Tti'Udfl Lundie who re- .'uniors at Church Service outstripped j Mrs. Prout; Caila i.i';. Blossom, modern in all rcapec and its standpoint they fat rr... ;.•.•:.•, i mnitii • :t d .i im the teach-1 Victor Council No. lT!i, Jr, 0thei. r opponents. Tins is attest-1 L(coloredc.?J.Vre(') Miss Helen fen Eick; capacityai the euUiet will l>e 1 M, ;. ., in •• the local schools was r. ,\. M., of Ba«kl igRidge, will ed by the verdict of the judges, William Adolphui West, Josepli di ible the capacity of the present j evening oi this attend divine services in a body it is seldom you findtw fiioi'>> i Alifii; Reginald Algernon De Boonton plant. As soon as the . • i ... . i •, . had n 1 Joseph Joiliffeof Glad- at St. Mavks Episcopal Churcl school s udents who rank. In de-Montmorency Smytne, Harry first section of tht* planl la core* lun h mi • tone at Rockville Centre, Long next Sunday evening. Themem- livery, with Charles lleui and Roe; Polly Jane Jenkins .lni.es, pleted, .\hidiii is hoped can he 1 ' ' , ,land, , , N. ^- ' '••' wedding was bers will meel at the lodgeroorni < i;iiTeit Voorht es, Miss Viney Gartz; Lydla •lane within three montha, .1 second lit 7.1fi p. in. and pro* a t<> the will bi ' • • • •' . to keep . : • , : . 11. iccun ed al the The former possesses an 111! Urown, Misa Vota Allshi i kej. church in a body, : , West, Wilii 'a mother, Mrs. well ahead of the deman Is ->;" the . .• , , , thi fu-v. Howard -i • ual gift of oratorj, while \ o i i ticket foi ,:-.-• , Ilia ! Ke\. John hees Is forceful, and eonvii i in .luhr Berrell; Hnnna Ann Brown, public. \< '• ' tlm<, the . , , 1 ,••. Johnson arefriends and shows promises of a bri 'in Lyddy's big sister, Miss Anna pn enl plai t a< Boonton will ho n 11 um d tl 1 tli m • of the 1 onl rai ng 1 iple. Ihe future In public speakingpg , Miss ; Mr. Jacob 8en vay, theheld us u IVSI IM', until the new , . ted du ' ,,M! 1 were the <•'" " ta Superviior, HenryJlenElck.-Mrs. • 1 , baa full} di moi itrated with i.Ins andanen s woek ai .1 probubli e«ncUdnti for be 1 | the bride and TOO! I. COMING EVENTS gaging manner s«es unusu- - "i>ihe, (from the city) Miss Its abiiltj to givi good n liable I . 11 1 ii i 1 Hi :• 1 I •• I [I the wedding tn< uple Edith fJerrell; Mrs. Blofspm. a 1. linaiy 17, Tlnu-Mlay -A an,i si argumentativg e powers. Her service. • : ; . llieli u rebuttal arguments surprised Cullud Lntiy, Mrs, Frank A11- The M"A i'U HITS of Ihe ]
MENDHAM o.clock, 011 ilit tlrst Suncinv il in Ii; Lester Apgar of Bar Harbor, BIRTH OF A NATION THE Su-ni.iy Si. luiol t v< rv Sunday ut > |£j BERNARDSVILLE Me,, is visiting his p;irents, Mr. Kvening pt%ye, tat wnaaa 81 I *•>• and Mrs. Joseph Apgar, in Pros- Bishop Janes Methodist Ch-.ir. LEADER IN FILM WORLD Holy Dayi mul Sumis l».ii>, l.nly pect street. ii DimUDlOD al 7 30 :i ED Ui. •- | r fi !»*
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THE BERNARDSVILLE NEWS AM' NEWS-RECORDER "MORRISTOWN TRUST GOT Published Every ThundAjF K^ 7 UK RECORDE8 I'l'HI.I.-HIN'. o.'Mi •••! MORRISTOWN, N. J. fid carpenter's known AlUheakey Building, Opposite D. L. & W R. R. Station Incorporated in 1892 by his chips." Bernardsville, N. J. Telephone 37-J Capital, $600,000 I —SWIFT H, M. Trumbull, Proident L R. Trombull, Vice-President C. E. Trutnliull, .Secretary 1 remurer SURPLUS AND PROFITS ;jj How have you ^ OVER builded for later on? i. on Applic|fion ONE MILLION DOLLARS Entered al Bernards, Hie, N.J., Pwt Offl BCOI I-Claai Mail Matter, All IM.' ;••'. rti ncnts mu8l bain this office not later thanTueid&y Deposits Received Daily - i - it Bvi • • • i, I insure insertion. AT THE RATE OF 3 INTEREST Information Furniafeed to Customers and Depositor* on all Subscription Rates. Piiyable in Advance Investment Securitiet and Orders Executed FORREST F. DRY 3EN, President
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Six MI thl .',:,<• Single Copies 6e SAMUEL FREEMAN, President KF.XT MAY. Xfwark »i)l bi',:.n tn ri-irhrnte its J50th OLtll * •' SRt V, with Dfl ,'i'Hntiv. W i 'r i i.i K, \ IOI' PIM JOHN H ('AIMII K. A ke *res Macaroni and Memories inii'i. , ;i pu^it (naufttHa! PX- jNl, || I l loRIKLL, Si-i'ii't it y H A. VAV UlLBBE. T positii v. end sport* of all Because of one of t hose unuraB R*LI ll B. STltKKTT, A^i-t;iiit Hill) 'I I I' • ThePTO3entt«l9SteBr*,« a ci rdUl invitation to you to ilil.' ftssorj ' o f i '•••'*-• maca- visit Us Home Office when | yi u are in cr near Kcwark THE COLUMBUS the celebration. roni means more than flavorless DIRECTORS paste to us. li is a symbol of l>ouis .A. Thi-linnd Jlairiii T. Hull Samuel fraama I Mi>irisi own, A! J. Morrisfown, K. J. succor and safety, of peace of Pi L-^id'-nl John It. ("apstick . William V. K. 'liiorno mind and of body AII of which THEATER Willnrrf W. &>Uer Men,IHTof CoAgraM, 5th Director, Union Eaiiflc Dist, N. J. System, N. V". ieadi back to a tens] estuoua trip Ooonty, N. J- .i.-imcs N. Wailaca S. Hnrold Freeman some years ago 'cross the lower Richard A. KeCw*» I'rtsidi>nt --•.-o-- - * those Inviting Italian spaghetti stations. We literally fell into a WILLIAM FARNUN chair. A steaming dish of mac- Plumbing, Heating and Tinning aroni conked as only an Italian Phone 172 can cook it was brought and de-1 Work of tl,e Groitnd Mo% vourcd. On Sunday last, at our There Is a popular Ix'lief that thi ''ill I WATCHES, GOLD JEWELRY, PREC- NO JOB TOO SMALL noon-day repast there was that *rr"'""1 raole u a de»trurtiT« animal . , ,. „,. I l.iKi' many itoiuilui in-iM'- this mnnoi Estimates Cheerfully Given same dish oi macaroni. Die , ,,.,.„,„,,„,, llV ,,ll(>. i;i,lUlM OUS SEMI-PRECIOUS STONES, same piquant sauce oi the to- mules
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ION, \ i'V iv , lent 1 • ' V 111' 1 urn ii i ,i lot i. i: . i . af« I. I i I ii.: ii nun, i i \ i |) KAY hi MI\ nil i Inn i nu n ml WC . 11 > I ,i inn ir 111 our MHIIH I I. • I I • f inn hi'•!! i i undnj rtm tm R •. i there i" for* 11 Vn nuimontl „;, D1UI i i..i; Preiperlty ef Pence. • i h HI i li Ion iin '• II i ni - i ill > i-r li.hll l| | ,„ ', Botwrt 1 McRwRn ,< i' mo tlu» miiiii'v tlml hiis n I IIIII.HI, ,1:1, • Inn i li \ IIN Ii i. to bi I ••Ili'tl." Rohmi i' i . .i 1'ii'Afini P, M«*ns IfCtlt In Vt?! Hint I will 0fOtlJ« '• v«• i v I; :•[,„,, Dally Thought. I Im,'i Kliiu I.I Mills Zenlanri'i Or*at Glacier. John n \ ,,., in,,,| If £Jod I tTt fOH (SJ'fitj iiinl ' I 1 0( mull \MMiiiiii IIIMI chil'l iii an nltlrn of The TKUBKB, flic KIVUIOHI (iiacicr in •pirn*, im iii> the i:iir»inii v 11 «llli'll king! Mini IIHOI'IIK WDIllll hfl Amateur Defined, N- /i iilmid. lid* nn nviTMKc vvlilth ot or > "ii go ihinhina udd ttini g in pmiii), I will Iniliii ft H.IIIIUIIUIIIHI' ll \n Btntttw to FiHKjaeatiy ov# who 1,170 foil, ilmngti Hi lt« wlik'Rl psiBl 1H WI91J vnllry OWf tlin wliolo cnrlh I im n iirt. lint lum iinlf ri'niiri for ll In Finiiiowiiui BOffl Ihitn two HUTU IH will rrown Mfity lililnnlr> wllh H I* «(vi>ry t)|t< CMtitlgl nl h':; li |]0« linn ll Tin' TtiKman I* nf womlilj) OOBtMnted (0 thi itmry ', til of po«cfl,—rh»rle« Humimr. Subscribe for The Bernardsville News The Bern&rdsville News, Thursday, February 17, 1916 The Barclay Nursery, 60 Barclay St. •••••••»« New York Mow is the time to fill Window Boxes Hoxwood 10-14 in. 25c ta., $a 50 doz START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT Hardy English Ivy 15 ea., 1.50 d ' RANDOLPH AGENCY oz Pyramid Borwood $1.00 up. NATIONAL BANK BUILDING Hardy Rose bushes, all varieties fi j TURN OVER A NEW LEAF ON ONE OF OUR CALENDARS, AND INSURE { assortments in bundles, $1.00. All kinds of fruit and shade trees. Real Estate Insurance Bonds WITH THE 100 assorted Tulips, 75c. California Privet, fine for hedging. Titles Perfected—Estates Settled—Legal Papers Drawn 1 yr. 11,60 a H)0 j. Commissioner of Deeds for New York and New Jersey •Jyr. 8,00 " 100 RANDOLPH AGENCY 3 yr. 2,50 " 100 ! I NOTARY PUBLIC FOR NEW JERSEY A snorted color Hyacinth. 2.r)c a dozen up. ] | Telephones: Olfice 13 Residence 55 National Bank Building Bernardsville, N. J. * •••••••••«•••»»»•>•• ••••••••• »»•»••«•••••••»»»••«*••••••« >••• •»••••••< «•»»»»»•»»•••+••••••»»>••»•••< JOS. GOLDSMITH 1 THE PLMNFIELD TRUST COKPA of Plainfield, N. J. MENSWEAR desires to call tho attention of its many friends and depositors throughout ili>' State to tat following i gratifying growth in its LAST CALL DEPOSITS December 81, L9O7. . ,$1,834,U2.00 institution in Pliiinlit'ld December 81, 1909, 12,816,808.0c December 30, 1911 $3,812,901,00 December 80, nun . .$4,369,166 00 Said They Must Go, And Go They Must December 81, L915 ... $5,878,952.00 The Company's beit BSfvIce is at yuir disposal and your money will earn 4$ interest in iti Special Dspartnntnl About Thirty Overcoats left that were priced $10, $12, $15, mostly small sizes. I THE PLAINFIELD TRUST COMPANY LAST CALL $5.50 Plainfield, New Jersey About 59 Sweaters Left, odd sizes from our Regular Stock ham Skinner of Glen Gardner. The Ladies' Guild of St. Mark's Episcopal church will hold a food which were reduced sale in St. Mark's rectory on Sat- urday afternoon, February n>. First National Bank 25 per cent from marked price Tea will he served. MORRISTOWN, N. J. Miss Alice Tracey has taken a : position as secretary of Rev. Dr. EXECUTOR, TRUSTEE, ADMINISTRATOR i Thomas A. ConQver, rector of St. Letters of Credit and Trave'eri' Checks Bernards parish, Miss Tracy We have about 300 more Hats on hand than succeeds Mrs. Lillian Wilder- PAYS LIBERAL RATE OF INTEREST « Paul Garrabrant of Brookside On Household, Individual and Bu»irv»» Account! was the guest of Miss Olive M. we care to have Dunster over Sunday. SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES 69 were $3.00 21 were $2.50 Mr- and Mrs. H. T. Conklin, STORAGE VAULTS 170 were $2.00 40 were $1.50 Jr. and son of Roselle Park aid ALL TO GO NOW AT $1.29 1 Mrs. H. C. Rowell, of Valparaiso, OFFICERS Indiana, are visiting Mr. and H. WARD KURD. President - Mrs. H. T. Conklin, Sr. Kutlolph 11. Etissoll, Vice-President Joseph II. Van Doran, Cashier A meeting of the Leap Year liuy Minton, Vice-President Henry Cory, Assistant Cashier JOS. GOLDSMITH Ball Committee was held Tues- day evening. Very extensive 1 ii—i MENSWEAR | preparations are being made [ for the event scheduled for Feb. BERNARDSVILLE : NEW JERSEY 29th. The dance will be of a I I very informal nature. BANKING BY MAIL 1 Miss Georgie Adamy visited friends at Peapack Saturday and M rs. ] 1 >hii W, 1 loftman. Modern Hanking has made it possible for persons to hank Sunday. irk, i '\ er the week-end. Wiiliant Mcdarrv of New York by mail with perfect safety and satisfaction. Monoy can \ Herbernciucnt iHar mit i ii'iuiiicu .MIMIit-- 1iiTiiinK' returnedu .Mondayivionaay,, havinnaving beeneeni Miss Florence Hight, of Pea- be sent in the form of post-office money orders, drafts LOCALS ilav after spending the week-end the guest of liis parents, Mr, am pack, spent Tuesday night with and registered letters. j, J !ii- [jaretits, Mr. and Mrs.JMrs, William MeCiarry, for the friends in town. Full instructions for opening new accounts or for with- . ,. Owen Hart of Far Hills. I past few days. w S. G. Wilson was out of town drawing money without coming to the bank will he gladly John Ryan returned from INew WUHam c. Adair of the Leonia Charles A. Moran of Summit, for the week end. sent you on application. York luesday, where he spem ^^ faeulty &pent the'after spending the week-end at h the i-a-t few days visiting reia- u^.k rm] uUh his'parents, Mr. his country home here, returned The Misses Mildred and Made- We pay 4'< in our interest department and '»'< subject to "vo. - , 'and Mrs II. C. \dair. I home Monday. line Sutphen spent the week-end check. with friends in Somerville. J ;.,'j,,h iardn sRailey Inn,, returneproprietod rTuesda oi tnye M.ggRache | Ree{j of the Bern-j Miss Agnes Boxbld, a former from a visit to his family in (>r-;,r.1- high school faculty returned teacher in the local hi^h school, Miss Emmy Lou Marfinz of Mt. r. Monda\ alter spending1 the week-1 has returned to Millburn, after Airy road visited at her home in AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY n juigc. jem| jn 'Morristnwn, spending the past few days with Wa'tchung, N. J., Saturday and te Kvrrnctn Brewer of Orange is ,il.l,N>|. , i;iU-i, of New Vork Jtliss Ella. Grieb of. Mt. Airy road, Sunday. MORRISTOWN, N. J. N the puest of Mr. and Mrs, Wil , . . (.M af his parents, Mr. j Herman Child*, who was n;> l€ S .HI Dortv an ] Mrs. foseph Prali. oxer the erated on for appendicitis in Over- Miss Kleanor Smalk) returned week-end.' (look hospital/Summit, last week, Daily Thought h to her home in Gladstone Tues- Lester 'Pumpkins of Newark re- j is recovering'rapidly. Promises may get. friends, but it ia 'u I "i] the freest of his father-in-j l].R, j tation adopteil by tho South Si ;i Is- it I A, Ji ihn W. I [off I ( Umdera. Ms, Donald rettti i,. , . \\ iUl return* d li we Ciaremon* 1 lotcl. ; . tfter • El '•'" i |>«idin|j the week r>r,at1( j Mrs,c -.. M, [fcnrv :m,i ith hi? parents, Mr. .and | , ] spent the week-eiid (n \t Possibly Great Truth Here. n, Harn :n n v "Succaai in politic!," waul I'ncle • I'atrich Wild i»i Jew City. !ftn) , „,. j ' I 'IiE i'Kistration shows a universally satisfactory I | lin i I i anaugh has Eben, 'it^peiids a whole lot on lit in' a Mi i I ,il Ii in MacRae, a gradw I Hub-Mark Overshoe. Lika all Hub-Mark Over- , is; good s«eM«r.' 1 'Hh 1 • , : Newark, ia a guest of Town shoes it is made of the finest stock with special work- i |hl , I manship. nibcT ' ; ' i hij") ( rnnmittecmaii and Mrs. f Ne\« ark over i , ,. 1(] nu{gti Made in light or heavy weight, hiijh and low styles. Hedden's Lunch Room f 1 ' irk Pul.Her Footwear in iv;w!e in a WMII- vnri<'ty of kirulu . | ,| i a , Mi \m is . i iardner 1 IJIS r< ti Italian! of New , Prcsby'tei an hi n nriil fityl(-« to I-OVIT l'if itonny weather nr.'l« of men, womcri. his mother, Mi ( And Delicateesen boys and pirln in town or country. II r parents, Mr, ,, , v, .. ,., iM. j iareni s, Mr Inhi i • The Hub-Mnrh in your vnlne mark. M . . ' ng returned liarCl '" j "' l|:J:;irn" ll(;anllUT1>pentothe public with a Hfll <•'.' I 8 h.-nir 1 it< «1aj nft( i | ' i""." 1 • f, .., i with nl.iin e« in nun I t«i class line of imporltd and domes tic cheeses and cooked meats. , j !• WilHn n r Js>w York, ai , , The World's Standard Rubber Footwear i i ' •' lr! rk, for thi I. • • ' ! ... -| -.•!.. lays. Wonders of the P. Guselli J. ToKi i ,,•,,!. f 1M. has I i • me< ti i« II I iraBn ••!• i • IIRC, Model World Irs rcsiden here. • . . Ml S«i«l ' The Old World Had Seven lite I hurch oi i n« r' nctunl Help, will At • • j I Vhlc am! III : RADIUM 11 SALS nN BOX CANDY 1 i | iiim Mien nl i' >V" !. ; •' ,i V Demonstration and Sale ofi ben |.1<()\1 IO( l() vi k returned tl|c| 1 " i i .1 1 li Dlamondi Now $1.< • • • ' i ! n i i 11...]. i in i-inl ,i i1 - ' ' i In 1 ! I u .,, I-K. i.M.^.M.r. per Box N:i nnmti Rrowii oi I, , \Av • I '-1 > i< • • i i •' i ; .. il , nd \y\\\A\i ' * I i '•. ei <• priests, itnd HaruM Sh«erin oi Nev |)1 HlUl ? i °2 I i;i II isd i 0 I ,,, . , • ,, I. end Wltrl I Mnrnard Striith hs n I ,, i, Rut»e^o«HrnoWyn,»peii u i HI m (1 fi .in M iiliini n. . i nd al nvintn resi Mi ,md M r», I Unr\ Skinm r \W I ,.l r \ :in I A ttniiVt \'.n H'tV (if (Opposite Post Offiicc ilrnn.,,1 I liher rctiirnc rlli t ht'l > M. FLORIO I hfonomTrril * i 1 f* New York Mnndaj r« havc irtnimd .inn pi nding the \\ iili.mi Ken" Jui1 ini'itiKii HUH pii|HT i loilh UN over. till Smith The Bernardsville Newt, Thursday, February 17, 1916 SAVE 75 PER CENT ON YOUR The TIRE BILLS Brewmaster Says BY USING OUR Double Tread Tires These tires are positively puncture proof £8x3 M.00 JG.00 15x4 18.00 (9.00 GETZOfF & 80x3 4.H0 600 36x4 8.00 9.oo 80x31^5.00 6.00 84x4149.00 10.00 Non- Non- Si/.- Plain skid Size Plain skid !2x3U6.00 7.0'' X'xIl/.tl.OO 10.00 "Old age needs This Store is noted 84x31/7.00 8.00 88x4^9,00 10.0'J 80x4 8.00 7.00 37x4u7l0.O011.Oii Beer even moie than 32x4 7.1(1 g.OO 85x5 11 00 12!' the IJUMIH'SS for Ihtf fix Months Ending Dec. 31st, 1915 PRIVATE SEAL is the Beer for to the depositors entitled thereto un- der tbe livl.aw.«. a scnii-aiimuil Inter- family use—the minimum of alcohol e;I dividend as follows: with the maximum of refreshing, healthful DAVID BUIST tonic qualities. 4% Order a case to-day from your dealer. At the rate or FOUR per centum pei On* trial will makm you a permanent buyer. Plumbing and Heating Co. annum on all accounts from $5.00 to Ib.OOO.OO. HARDWARE, SUPPLIES Psyable on and after January 18, 1916 Deposits made on or before th« Third Business Day of the Month Everything to Beautify the Home draw interest from th« First of th€ NCMARK.N.J. Month. COMPLETE LINK Correspondence Solicited Bank open daily from 9 a. m. to 3 MIXED PAINTS, p. in. except on Saturdays and Holi- OILS, VARNISHES, days. On Saturdays from 9 a. m. toL. D. 'Phone 1886 Mulberry 12 o'clock noon. Chu. B. AlUbaker Tboce24-M WillUm F. Allshesfcey Etc. PHILANDER B. P1ERSON, President National Auto Top Co. HORACE C. WOLFE, Sec'y and Treat Manufacturer! of Auto Tops, Slip Covers and Trimming. Re-trimming AL.LSHESKEY BROTHERS of Limousines and Touring Cart. Side . . . Miauiaduren of ... Gargantuan Banquet. Curtains, Division Curtains made to Oae of the greatast banqiMt* «a order. (Special line Radiators, Gaso- FINE HARNESS. >""«,.» re«*rd vu that «<••> »t P»rts by lene Tanks. Mud Guards repaired and President Carnot In 1M9 to U,«Mguaranteed.) Low prices. Horse Furnishing Goods and Auto Supplies Chas. Heussy's mayors, senators, deputies ana «tk«r oDciala. Thar* ware 195 coeki, 1.M0 42»HalieySt 45 keeker St i . . Of Erctf Docriplloo . . . waiters, «0,0«v plates, 10,000 loaves, Newark, N. J. EXPERT BUILDERS OF RIDING SADDLES TO ORDER 21,000 bottles ef wine, «06 falions of soup, S tons of flflh, 3,200 pounds of Repairing Neatly and Promptly Dot* Cash Market beef and 7,200 head af poultry, with • tons of tea. For Exchange BERNARDSVILLiE. NEW JERSEY Meats Groceries Vegetables Branch Store st Pcapack Latest Diving Suit. I am looking for a farm, A diving suit made of aluminum alloy is one of the latest inventions. what have you to «ffer? QUALITY FIRST It is claimed that by means of this Will exchange city prop- suit divers can do salvage work at extraordinary depths. They have, for erty for same. For fur- example, already used the new armor Friday and Saturday at a depth of 212 feet, and there are ther particulars address possibilities of deeper descents. Prime Rib Roast 23c HARDWARE and ELECTRICAL Chuck Roast L. Cotter, 393 Halsey St. 22C Loin of Pork 19c Newark, N. J. Shoulder of Pork 18c Mrs. Hep's Sayings. Prime Tub Butter "TO tniliblt> with this hull uplift EQUIPMENT 35c lb., 3 lbs. $1.OOpmpnsisliini," was tbs thoughtful de- Swift Premium Butterine 28J cision of Mrs Jonathan Hep as she Special Coffee 22c lb., 5 lb«. $1.OO huiiK tmt the clothes "is thet mns BICYCLES uv tbe fallen ihot starti upltftin' CHARLES KRER fergtta iin'i If they let* go before Ham buddy el»a wits under iir.d takej holt. The Best Materials and Supplies Charles Heussy's thoy's :i wuss nii'sM (! failtn down for the Pope Bud Henderson 1 (Inn ihi'.v «nz in lln> fust pldcc," — ! Motorcycles, alio carry R full lini of I'ittsln TKII Dispatch j Bic.vcir- Rending Standard Bicycles, ' fin other iniiki's. Repairing my are kept constaatly on Hand for CASH MARKET specfalty, Write foi catalogue. Only One Little Cry. these two Departments of our My little daughter, having a littla 51 William Si. Newark, N J. Bernardsville y ploynxata wbo wa» icornfiii of ] one who i ried 11 led always to ba TEl.. O43O MARKET Business ,\ .'. .\ • Two Doors Btlow Post Office .is bravi i ba, One day she bad * a tumbl ( ailed Ln r d I'hone 113 J If il Inn: > HUDSON DOUBLE TIRF. CO, ! . i b«l I didn'l Hit, but I fl I • ' • t Wt \ ••, rii ,i in procui iiir ,i K I:M;M mining m , -.In • - ,i WHITCOMB & GARDNER al illi il n u ... • yai'il i tti H 01 I Bl A. AC, COOl • .1 111 hi • Plumbing, Tinning and Heating Sofffti Bin il rmii ' far) i ' lsville It .'. New Jersey ItlK Illbti a •il iiir li I •*'*>Z' Dut i I III 3S : Nowark, N. .1. •'If people n . i ii i i • •' •• i , ('0 f.hlni IllII Ml1 I lll'H foil Subscribe for 111 ! gll ill II ,i fill ! " .IIHT is In Loud in i '.-i Hudson Double Tire nil,i e m •i I • ; ii|,l. Company The Bernardsville News The Bernardsville News, Thursday, February 17, 1916 1915 CLEARANCE A REAL WINTER TOP OH N SOI fS Maxwell (Mode! 25) $12% Overland (Model 83) ••-MS $125 Completed attached to your oar in these hours Mo extras Mo waiting No Delay Now we lire ready to distribute a full line of 1916 Models at the lowest ptlcsB in the market. Retailed at wholesale Cyefea for both boys and girls, ranir- ing from US 80 up. K The following for selection: $'jo Juvenile, standard makes... $19 98 86 Juvenile ijjUQ. Ii) Juvenile 18.'98 Hi Juvenile laiso fne Leather Suite, reg. $165, special $125 For Ladies and Gents. A genuine lot of bicycle bargains: $50 Pierce Racer $25. CO 40 Racycles 25.00 40 Tribune 19,00 Peerless Bicycles 13 98 All other standard make cycles at the lowest prices. Headquarters for Iver This Large Leather Suite Johnson, Flying Merkle, Pierce, Cleve- land and Hartford with 8 speed brakes, Tires—$4 tires, $2.98; $3 tirea, $2 25* one of the items in our new Spring stocks just arriving in the store, is an ex- $2.50 tires, $1.98; $1.98 tires. $1.49 ample of the values on offer in Newark's representative furniture house Each $1.50 tires 98c. Dandy Gas Lamps Me., Bella, 10c. piece is luxuriously upholstered all over; a considerable amount of leather was required to cover so large a suite, and considering the quality as well as the Your money back if not satisfied after ten quantity, considering also the nature of the workmanship, the suite must be re- days trial GENUINE PARK ROW GUARANTEE garded as a masterpiece at the price. Fully equipped with tested springs- com- CYCLE CO. tortable loose cushions; heavy rcU arm?. Made to sell at $165. Of- d» 1 O C 1 Park Row, °w-Pos l fered here at $IZj N. Y. IMiono Cort. 4311 Other Living Room Suites as low is $50 and up :;> $G00. Open Evenings Till 9 o'clock The best Limousine Top Manufactured for The Hahne-Stagg Co. Furniture Shop was established less than a year ago. If Fords, Overlands and Maxwells at you want Furniture, if you want Rugs a H Linoleums, if you want Beds and Bed- half their value ' of the right of way of the Pass'aic k'OTffllUSBtSfflSSE :;:; v. :: ;: » ::;: :; :;.:•' and Delaware Railroad, thence Notice (7) along the said northerly line I FURS FURS FURS of the right of way of the Pas-J! s INVITES YOUR INSPECTION OF A SUPERB LINE OF saic and Delaware Railroad, to THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN FURS Notice is hereby given that ap- the point or place of beginning. 1 All kind* of New Fur Garments made to order. We plication will be made to the P. C HENRY, :: Legislature of the State of New :; also have excellent facilities for remodeling, IRA F. GARFABRANT, ;; radying and repairing f*urn of the new ,[i Jersey now in session for the pas- FREDERICK C SUTRO :: ost »tyl»'H at short notice W s.ige of an act to create and in- I 'v- corporate the Borough of Basking CHARLES VOJTECH Christened With Human Blood. i 'Ridge, said borough to include Xot always was a bottle of wine 893 Broad St., Newark, N. J. u I that portion ot the Township of used in christening a ship. In the i]i Bernards, Somerset County, de- days of sacrifice to the gods, it is H, Tel. G768 Market, Nearly Opposite City Hall ; i I scribed as follows: ^ said, it was customary to sacrifice a M ' BEC1NJNING at a point in the human being when a boat was beiug place your order center line of the road leading from ! launched and to eat his throat ovci for a 1916 Harley-Davidson, Basking Ridge to West Millington | the prow, so that Iris blood baptized (passing Over the Railroad Bridge it. so you can have it here on any specified east of the Lyons Railroad Station) I Large Specimen Evergreens | where the t&tae is intersected by, date. Placing your order now will save Fortune in Kelp. the Northerly line of the right of, The kelp be& "I British Columbia you possible delay later on account of the I w.i£ of the Pa ;:;.iic and Delaware arts said to )»' < tipable of famishing RaiTro; '•. !l•< ne< 11 north seventy- i i j J . - • •; s: y : is 1(3 torn oi i> iiush. freight embargo, and will also protect you !! imv. dettezn and sixteen milHiies Which :•••!.. , . : , i i i against a raise in price. Think this over. ^ west iN. 73 l&W.i eight thousand iili,<•!•:, tO . > •. ' '. " iii .oilillf oil (i sixteen and six tenth* (8016.6) feel tained at I rate < a ton : Different Species 1 to .i point ii the center ol the road (Ml 111 1 ' • ,' ' ' t)(i '.'' We need a "r;dcr-a?ent ' to cover Bonardsville wd sur - 1 : roundintr territory form. We have a good propo&iLon fur a 1 leading f oin ! lei iai I to calculated in it t : I i >• Cornei where the sann i Dts of 1 p • live-wire. D.,n't mind the present bad weather; but write f, r r prlc ii I : Sizes 12 to 35 feet tni i ected by the road leading ". '00 p • a inum. OW catalog and iiropo« t.on lexiay. Our machine is on exhibit from Ba iking Ridge to 1 liberty at W hit comb & Gardnei s> Store. I I i along the center • You? i • • • Im infer CENTRAL CYCLE CO. (Agent for Somerset Co. n le to ] rty* Cornet, west- •,. | . 424 Ea Bound Brook, N. J. erly •'•r"i noi •. to i ,. Orders taken tor all kinds" of the im i ti r • •Mt ' • • iii i lonnry? i • '• II V> III '.I (] i I iect« & iter oi road 1 Cj h-.' i asking lidg I pPOpOl M I Ii".' !!'. Leon H. Wood Landscape Work i Mi M \ II I i ;in I t oil iniiv Bttll ('Oil- Its as iotind M ;i On - . • , ., . ,. i • i up©] ; ii Clove- : ; ' • • ' of 1 ['rinit; School oi Clean Up il tui!\ h ii««teaa«1 N. 4 J ('in ., k Your i' i - . i thousand i e v e n to annoi i thi u prenared and eight Always Something to Learn. to (oi insti ucl ion on the Pi inofi rte See ur write No man wai i tilon i i « ItJi * ! ' '•• Ini »i mai d n w ritf to !'. D. BOJ Trees l!j tenths k-,i ..•/Kir, ii.i to tin- p : BtTiiardsvilli \ ,1, A. J. Kull tif 10 i I'll i . | and jllilirinllH, 1)||{. i uti < i'i thi Count) Ko.id thai •• i . i Insd und i Kperl !•'< Mi.. and •nice would torn li hii • hinj ni*w, Plan at onci Well-known L*«dtc.per at FAR HILLS, N. J, [oi H' \ov, n i» Badcing toclettii 1'ptiii1 ale, ! 1.1..i appi • !.,iii : hat ol i hose tliJnn , y , ; •, u here t. e iam« I ii ti rsecl with which be thorn hi btBiteK the FOR SALE .mi lot luiij'.i. aiultlii' . 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