Rahw«> Afternoon, November 2,\$«13, MERRY RALLQWE'EM »WEfflretMM^TMfllll»Ti»t. AM THE EMPIRE, .WEDNESDAESA Y THREE LflEftL Special Cat Prices for Week of NOY J to U TH£ FUST MSmUIHUIHT OF W.TKS LATEST AUQ flBUTKT SEB3AI TS1UMP8 PABT1ES_ IN JUHED SOLID PACKED a SULTANA The Rah way Record TUTZHiTlTlF/V*' WITH WiLUAM COURTLfcJfiH. Jr.. PARTIES G|§E (Continued Prom Pagi'-Tf''"- ' Hfcvocarc WCnL Ur I tlC Vi A VI ~ LILLIAN LORRAINE" |.Two;Nijrrow Eacape* From Tno Uahwack CampiSro OiJi* had • inCMATGES MflflUCS) IT PEBWSS1Q1 OF THE SECtmSY OF THEUIITEB STATES MAfT. THE STAB OF TIE TS* Tik* tutcsssior H t»» u«iMa Ownewi. IttibJlihod 1*sO- and a Broken Nose doUxhiitU latbarina •<• «S»' h»S»« of PUAMflUJIT SOOTS AMEH10AI TUVEt SEB1ES AID OTMEB EXOEUElt COMEDia AID 08AJUS*; Guardian IJtai Margaret Bxjsirtay, 'of EVAPORATED —A*P— —WAX— C10MT PAQ*« PRICE TWO CENTS ADULTS *._. - . « 1Oc CHILDREN - - 5c Recorded- £ait llaxolwood avenue. SatsrdiW'«»e- VOL. V. SERIAL NO. 634. RAH WAY. UNION COUNTY, N. J., FRIDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 5,1915. rlod oal. Aooni tllo*e proMst war*: APRICaTS- REPORT NOT'RECEIVED To-Morrow Brings Oho of David Beiascoa Famous Play* A narrowjMcapo from fatal Injuries Tnv Mlau* <}«rcrad« Klahsor. liUlan SUNDAY SCHOOL CON'ZRSNCE lloa>ka.~IHi»inro-.)it).Uar, Pcfla -Brqat. waa olportancod by Walter O.Qrava* LB to Qiv« of'TVost Milton avenue, this, morning. Holo» Worth. Etlwl PTICB. Ljdla CAN Big OsUvsrtna Nart Tuesday Rathmsil Wllaon AtkJ«*>« NARROW ESCAPE! SUPPLEMENT 10 : "THE 80SEDF THE SANCHO"Wim BESSIE 8ARRISCALE at First MUNICIPAL TREE Mr. Grave*, boardod ' tha trollay car vllinJ, Uarxarat"'Br«ail«y. Mlu ENDORSESIENT FoJowtn( a xradaal doclina in health v 1 Oc Owtac to tl< tact Cist tha Iraa *x c A. L>t*.v>i v ot* <)LU o.vi.i*'<»tt i *• WITH 'CIIK Si V-TJ4U M«I> itf THE e«o<»ect:»*. that leave* Chorry and Irving streets amilh. HoUIord AyrW Forcr MJ1J«T. for ***» 5*at throa j«ars, HathSMi^. 1 His* Z3J1« Hamad wfll r«id«r vloita p«ru. j S- Crape, of XV«sln«Jd- and l>A,Vl» MEl^SCO T<» UK iS'iZKIASH VIA > «S iKVJlliV MilsNK. OV COUHSli 1T* A Harry HimpK'" . ^^tf' Ro*I«y. Chm*. Wilson JLtMnaon, sjwd to. pas*»d HfCI SH VA ONLY ItB HfKS At THIS £MI*l. flab-by Raliiord Ayraa, Ed*ar Bowl«y and TTaioo. walcii Is to b«j a«ld tn th« IAO- danca. 74 Caaamarca strut. Tha ropbs«nttit hand and nla Wt -' Mi~ ""1 Mlt m.lT>nir irrwi Intha vicinity of tag a T^T" i,T~5'*5Ji?HyHI7~ T.ffl TU ^VJT si * "TTT" PTfl C^BL-akaub.-jfc3 TnesdaV wniax lor"* of Nyack. *r. ¥, Ths briiji is a native jtoation from Dr. 3F Hallowa'on dthorinc Saturday «T«- U» th* rwJswtUal on Ta»»4»r Of Preal- of Hahway aBS-a mombor- of. Trinity j laid tap for »averai day* as tho result d*nt T. "W. Laatrtrotli as a of tie o^!h*J»oar4Jtocaaa« ' iai«o toJi«lp_d«c*-.^f0yo»^^-,oo^ .-- Ka*l_ rUsolwood fa 1 tais"city"for-th«" past- twehty-thre«-H:>.w~v^Si^^^ ! arrioj A ha*Vet of ths mamhors of tho Trinity Mothofiit L 1 WILL ELBOT Ol»FtCtt«.» J«clt"Vooly, throoVoar^ld soil t! Ur l^«rm.it wiiwl doatn. A talepiione )., , ._I=, ..Il=, u^,^, (^^u^ »i«* T* r xrtj At Iho Snootln* of tho %VolAoo'» ?o. aod Mrs. John fooly, of Woatnold a Each school, as In tt. Evan, and Char!.. Cbal In tie flrsi part oi the proposed utical j J Pcdple Figure in Brilliant Was tlocjdod io oloct oAcors OS. one 'oi tho work cars oh have the largest nnmber of r«pr«aep-_ Besides ivania EaQroaa7~Sll~ISI Mm triiiifcilnSi- Mrs. IK and diicjus Ways and moans of PU> road yustorday aftornou crtttic aLmp»ixTt speAkan jnraTlcniJ to tallrea present. from New Yorit to A FAMOUS tho tnso mnd dlstrlbtttlos of sifts t&ero it has b«es pastsorite^L tn Uetl qf WeddiHg* !tioth<*r of ti'<» bri< wasi attifod Us a lielty for th* toatlnUahcs of ths cans-"jsister, Manarot. 5 years old. ha siart- I cm Hullaoa Spies 10c 1 1 pkl V.n'. Moral). thirty-four years he had been jhaard before Jndx« H- W. Ribleli In .....10c j 1 WCtaioo Silid -rtU tra & XOOTIILC plctaw procnus to pasteorlxatlon hta milk mnJ>t be tram ! black aad vhto it !!<•<* coort «W». «_v«nln*- C*>Va Dl«d 14*0 AAlV CoioSVtop. • ..... lOi j 1 Muoa Jir Miatud.... pl*-T-.i't-' Tj.f to fio 'KTiftti^t ^^4 iXEfftcrwn WILL INITIATE CLASS ot ployed oa- lisa ~.»>™M . Ua Was. s [ ..KaUy axpUlaed ta thans tiil h* had j > •wllb ortantal lies. ta ic Mfi. Tomb'i store, fiso'.-UtUe a ml cow* tiar'are"tree~trosartnbercjilo«is. * Tbon ] can KJMSswnp, ..... SOC j 1 bat Witch Haisl - lie walcr pliut 4* w« 1IA»* *l»n*d t^ ,t •».* (Wi^ *-i t^Hnft CC"- '*>— "J^* ^ anoiia* lialian who -TlPPlNO. ..•••Ifettow raaoirocUy in front 0fVh6 ap- i^ Oookp. Uown as thsC**tallny jSor~~isltlA£fai4[ soTen at Sdiddlelown oa I HIS—Vl£W \jo/* nn\4 Oo^^^iiicgar P3nTffj who of charya by the ductors. He was an attandant at ths ha. M.r,- M«ictu£«__EiaduclJo<« ~aai4j~W.«;u*--C*«l«l muaicol procrsiin b6rlu>dhiinly^itiemed"by^lir-~ d»-"^^ „ a Wl__ _, liroih. of N«* lliv-oa. 10a of HaT>*B. CoBrt. Thoy wtirfl the roclSionlii times, but tho m.iii who has (<> Sire fouad his skull was sot fractured and J.J bat mar* than »lod. . --.- 1 flt In rruiit of a buusu ut Jlanor tlmo Uia m««lliu th« board Tot«d pr«**nt«d at th« Emplro tHeatreTth.0 •'• «taer_p«ty_»iid_heJiiJia<:*dr«wjl " l£^f;_*IL_ JW*lsr Commlsalonor and Mrs. S . W.of mswy InLnJsomo aSd costly giiU. thoni niuko* llit< »UI»inoUt. ,-Tbit va»t no boaos brokon. Had U not boon for '] revolver aocordiag to Sfoily's story and ; The monthly report oiJtealth Ofltost"" " ~r and ou i.l i- woa!d naturalll y Raspberries 15c a can to pair Intaroat anaonatlax to $1,000 mx OP MHW JAROiNE " •patTOJU""witlr^his~^or3iurr- to&tstroUl, oi lit Wtisi Mliton &T» Mr. Lanistrolh holdJ a responsible number that K-oetv« rth* "laltsr^mada a." dash lot tha atair- Dr. T. W. Sell ahowed the. : aoi. and Miss Xuela ball ConOvor, lirobdbly found It un >I'«T--S3-. when th*t* poaitiaa with th» WinchSstor Kopoat- 1 douhtodly havo boon killod. uritr tlio |iro(i«r amount of The fanersl of Ulss Margaret Jar-/w-: H».waa about three slap* from , COTTrmuniraMa-aijmuw- tychaid I tnuch to In. udltl nil both sldasj bur. 1' did retire ihe »m-vlninx J-i.000 of tha will be an, ttxeeHeat enUrtainment J>re- ol ^ar Caartaa Conovor. Ins^AJrms-ConSpa&y^-is-a-iradUalo-^i p —tlfton bo—would preleud *aa*ion will be held at the who died at the^ home^_otji«r_Ui«_ bottom ot the stalrwiy -when the j of his great start, ^^j ajpfciieria, one; epilepsy, on*;' TcaSnoi -thinirthnr-irl»-ir«SrslciB-\rafcu Tills action "**•*> wattd by-tj14._«n l» • e'nsdwriolc Hyor. thd JlttU aoo of to theao' Llnd jk^jplo that they had sav- slsW, Mrs. 'Wllllijua B. Coffee, in T»--. other"man'opened"firo^Tha "BrslTsut" for anil' OQ« oatsid« mastic thriller la flve parts. Ut. War-, ^ .bated, one no canse and la tho fermottcn oi Xmerioaa~liovoluti6n~aJid^3ramHated: ^hj.-8feia^:gfc.a^iM^ti k * tie plan* lor the coma. Wash., was held on Wednesday .let passed doss to his body and, en- %Uch n and » tvv ~intlmat« "With -tW Siasons. Mrs. EangstrolK lias" ljr"~ricr»ouul nor>'Ice! SlTls"l2o" i6n.~sv«n«cK~had- his—no>*;;xS!»!ocited; ovor tboui "liud. isll h5©rt33s-~ca3t-and^ of iho bHJal couplo by Iho boda particularly actlvo lu tha Ho- oiiif tdu thuIiK~iinuTjnirwlic'1bi""iiot^S«' lh& ifioruodu* wallo rulufalne~" witk are projToasinx »al1«fao- ary avcmig. the Rev. L. Y. Oraham. 'entrance. Kslly had just reached tjie | formed _ will) d).-iix'ii«oitii4J coin. iv! itioa. No. 24 Jr, oiBclatiniJ The ceremony was door when the second bulict was oxed Kifiio. Tho UJ was sit' tefened to was made and musical program^ the participants Oih«r details of the affair are LOW £,,^ 1 p«"^ aensatioKJuaUQDa ananild heara«%tn ISWICinteresMt ^^,1^ «2«wi,»»n/* ton. nf }t Jl.l ill arranged and the aixa of Urzely attended by relatives and aad this die rsme evoii closer WJH aaalitod by *hd Uov. Mr. Conxlln, 3banl of tho uhuJr_ |fof a half doion ordinary photoplay*.• , ^^ JTtisJinjKK'J- CooU«, .wbo: uM.to JbliaV not baring himn ii-qnarrrl ni -Sat |> 1 aT tuok lulo s«rTlctr as •H«E SIVE S-H 6SEE1 TR1D1XB STAMPS. ASK FOR -A"-member o2 the board-then-aaked la planned to-haTe_a_largQ commit- Vf. Story, S. B. Morn and John W. \oC hia head, aad then passed throngs Too »•» of honor waa Mlu Mary Jjrotty wxiddlni coromony at tho Trin- Indoor kniiu uiio wUo bad attracted\hor nrkin" aiid several "inorer.w^re^seiitZSuXij! ixatlon#~in~order^tnat use~worlt [an^Beapau.^Borisi. was.Sn-^he-fanv-Lth« panel.of the-door1 into the streeiL . to procure Sfio copU* ot a. circular on 7 ~wfcat "«saia~ M~dona "«>ward" jayiag one CoaoTor. a alaur of Iho brido. Thar* ity Mothodlat naroonozn on Saturday attuntiou u* u ku4wt tutrfoct wallor in a """• ", BllRfHOAY OBaEhVED neither this Iv^ucyuor any of tbo otbr, may be as far-reachinx as possible. iy plot- in Hahway cemetery, Mr. yortmiataiy^' no one Was passing the w«ro two brldoamalda. Mlu UlUan ors camd to rodllty. oft .other bond lussa dnrbig, the as- »« T ^I'clotk wort FtodaricB hotel, sbo jmW lihii tho umc amount Tho members of the suing year besides meeting the usual Iraham spoke feelingly of the connnc-' door at the time, or they would have cooaln —XJVt_many_u»«ii_j(Iire*d Ita. tlpa of the deceased with. the First been seriously .wounded. Miss Mabel rent inatallmeut of "The Broken Coin ' • „, oC lhe ,.lty ,,f ub >fcoro uloasantTy enti KIT- ON THE PACIFIC PLAN FOR FRENCH WOMEN MlM tSoatrlco ILaniairoh. a alater ba sausfactory^fca' her rWaja^uo-w!i«-4MUlljt-dec«4p!d-ln church whicn she joined - fortv-eixht rTnm!rt"n iff East Milton avtsnne. and otn«r gqod'1- pootoolaystl - TherJi e ! Tho mat- dtaan and Mr«. lsdxar 3. Tandy, of Si 1on Friday aftornoon at Iho homo of -torsout of.his titru^lino^ stain "replied that from present indi- "Bs5torbf~aoU."~nls nieces. Miss One of the prindpai teatores ot the tdm. to Ixu J*Pi_Be paid Mill tribale to^5\ rtjl«r_Jtt^^srEmj i»yiM5re. wsj will be_a bargaia matinee at JJO with 1 tae alleged sale of milk .without. tuonor^-wiio-of—fotmur- -Whea—hb-iwriio—wthi-alck Be -Wes-toe- M,QjM> t?f thy Mt|f JFtnli, «n^ BMsUnx-ofUnLBAJnraT- Branch _of the. ot ? strata, tho bHiat Uttlo daughter of vt ut the wild of n. fuW biol fTssar an, etgalmL ggfjormance at j-lS bf Max Klein, of WaaWngtOB*' riot Sath LltUo, daushtor of Mr. andKxid lo return to bis biora S^oiholdor GruOiioi', of JaSuos aveuuaV **" Pi?. * '>o«<5 Uoctor und asked Mercy:- Committee, of-New_.iwsey: at. service £n various branches of ^y a fewfeet from the door when ; - Dr. and Mrs. F. Ward LsnistroUs, oi Mrs. W:'ftjrieSl, «U of Jlahway. K«w seats, csit - be roserTed-by- Mrs. Svllllara M. Llttlo. ot 19 Lufbeny duties In ft Kh-dt i- In honor ot h«r-b!rthday aanlvorsary. ad-vke or a .juutk. who told him he 4sC 3.9X6.-. This Issue was for:the moat Jersey, and Mrs.- SUxabeth. Stamper. 1 home ot Mrs. L. A. Parsons, ot St.charch work and particularly in con- the •booting occurred and Kslly dash- ~Bidgeaeld Park, a bioeo of tho brida^ mast Uka thirty onions, drill a hole On Monday ine yasums Plajri N'o caase was reported ln the atroot. v Tho coroigony waA porformod 1 don't kuow «s l-eaa nt4Vt>it iMaioj-*- sumptuous^^ «uppar wait »ervodrand recent' -Improvements..' |«**"^^ttTy .thsj ot St. Louis, Missouri..ale in theJeorge avenue, "Wedmsiiay. afternoon,' the ChfCheerful l Worxars.W'6' i street directly In front of ; groom,acted as flowof jirl. tha tbrouch «a>.b. |tut thoui ou a string, pat Company, greatest prodncUpn. "Tne j j^ XaazJ ^.u^^tur. Progrw by tho ROT. C. S- Komblo. pastor of to Soa, inadilm." IK- «a!.i to.,ifaer' *4?.\ ' and* socia---"•*l "intercours e unjoyed' ", now. sedlxQsctation.' systsss ^ WT,*^ othsr Oioye; fprjTrjrlslt.-. r :Tn« "party are tne reQuest'for donations of oldwnlch orsanlxatton she wu presldeat b«r« . HHad she been a few seconds Ushers were Qarrolt Couover, of MiJ- tlin rnySlace uruiuid. lt»!_tLgr»o>.HWli : Eternal City." wHn Paallne Frederick WM nDortcxi to connection with tiw Trinity church. Tbo bridal couulo n«istly, "but It's ihe: tliiarOjairjr'tooi;: Tho»o""prosent weSoT' MrsrOeorge-im-^ - innovsaonlthar have mads the local touring' the :<»ast. and Jls,v^-Just ctaaer xIoves;-Tliienand pteeo»-of-carpet. t-goodly number of_year*. Mr. asd. .goner •b«--would ondooDtadly aaic —muiotawnrana MiStott:Qo«rd>t*c*!tHarl- forward ta.—Xot -lliat- tbgy. are; anjr and Jut \z s»y thon-. Ths expense oC ^^_ ^ WEDNESDAY^ the role of Donnm-Roma. wfll df""aif!Cerenees between wora attondod by MU*-EJna Hoppor dolan«or;:Mrs^W!liUm Schubert.MrsV water plant one of the best of...Its _dow^_trOTi_a_Jrl8iiWiUchL*o?!!_*hJ^ The contributions will be forwarded Mrs. Coffee, of Tacoma. al whose been bit by the second bullet as It Jmorev-Mn-tiu*-AYiiulfcrJthil)i_tlB't'L-b».o;C thirty onions MI b>o inoch: be boujrbt .5Tance"Ior~nJsimgTato"ns«tnl^aT- of forecast popular prices The Eter- the— Saoard. - SiUav- and-Walt«r A.. HomHijiFof-VaJrTawnr Edward Weimcr. Mrs. Louis Schnoid- nfteenr~Snd~^ihen.~aftvr nrany days, WflfH Film pieseata a Fjahman Fwtat-^'IHEJSXJILDER — sind to tho State. - Besides this isxoe from San Francisco, where they vlewr home she died were here to attenend | passed: Through jtBjtB««_ panel ofto door. Lohonertn wa< sUyr-d by an orchestra. ^>ut there's; n\v.'a QU uncertainty tides by the .Women out of .work. mT rity-~ was-flrat. presented Jo S«w itin«-to-W'<3 wets un.1e:'i^l pstld- - Suburb of Patorson. Who axu tn-about it t tiK-ii eri-.Mrs, Robert Xjhlor. Mrs. y. C. they hud sorrvd their liurpoao. he took there .is only one other Issuo of bonds ed the F&nama-Paclilc reposition, to —j Officers Bartx^and-Hoffman ; *~Q Womiae hlo^' waa lpalandldly lr l,a'u> ^—^OFBRIDGES"—A^ Photo ~D«MtMfi'8nT«l~t*e Amorg those present were: Mrs. j TbV^iembe«^r^t&'^bosaa"aaa"oaF tlmato frioeds of the bridal coupio W 6*t li t»iod <3oal or v«ryv)irtl4/.otiit Holms. Mrs. Ooorsu B. Cladok. Mrs. them to tho wnum and ordered' her to outstanding sad thatr a^iounts to- 93S,- Vancouver, British Columbia, Seattle, * [aicly entered tho building and search- by Of. Hopping, of Mlddlotown. play with a Notable Cut by AJfrtd Sntio. Thomas Baskerville, Mrs LeGrand i^trt Mechanics also offered this mas- cials present were; President J- T- Tbo brido \vas attrttitlvoly attirod In It makes the juy intcrestbij;. H'» n*Join Boomer, Mrs. JuUus A.dler, Mrs. make an ouiou porrldse tor the 000. The original bond Issue of 1892, Tacoma and other points. - After see.. LIVELY DEBATE ^ ^ jtmat thoroughlythoroughly, but Tho docoratlona w*»ro oxcoptlonally dinner Eichaucc. edges. Mrs. H. A. L. Sadtler, Mrs. terpiece at the Empire afew weeks Brickeli. W. *L Han-" chiffon v^lth broadcloth tunic - and lUnd.of an..Udvoniute._.in_a.'miiunerrot Hnrmanjarayos.Mrs. Qruon«*,_and the Biolraph Comedj—"A tetter to Daddy" to I1S5.0OO. is cared tor by ing the many beauties ot the-peninsula An of St. Mark-. aidstlc and boautlful. tha coromony 1 rank M. Stlllman, Sirs. E. S. Savage. ago at twenty-five, thirty-five aad fifty ^^ covimiuUma WlDiaWilliam HK.Mad Mad- boavor fur trimmiaf and wotv ti hat madam." — Louijio^CIaniiof Missus Catherine ttbd Margaret the city. Club was held last evening di*»vered on tho they will proceed to San Diego, where waM cent prices Next Monday the admls- j,,,^ HemlUl offlcer Dr. *VW. SelL In- bdns porforxnod- benoalh. a bx>w«r and tnLCentury. ^ ^ - ...-,• READ THE Mrs. B. K. Cone, Mrs. L o.-Bunn. Mrs ^ to match. -_Sbp carriod >uo««l> Qniooor. SVsr the: finance committee Commis- they__wtH jrlsii^he ^e^positloa there. : r at whfc* the prtadpal feature was » fa bM]I o{ howul -bacVground^ot autumn leaves." yellow THURSDAY " ^rrFBtarson. Mrs.~y7 V. Dobbins; debate. "Resolved, that, ^Counlr^aiTi-' slou Will be tea cents for all seats at KOectat WnA j. Mil and S«»etarf 1 bouquet ot white cariiatlona &fid tnald-: .- sloner -Hansom reported-that' tl ^m!thaLpoinOKey;wlH7pro^ed;by_ : had 3and 'White • chrysanthemums, Everett''M-" Ensigtt7"Mrs. C. IC ^^^^ ^ .uegedtrffendw toe-matteee which starts- at 3 o'clock, cjj,^, H LsjBoen.— en hair, terns. . " .: . . The Twenty-third Cbajitr of lie Gti$t Serial. 1 similar decorations were register showed receipts for the enr-rail to New Orleans, from, whence Melick, the 'M'^'H'IT WfW* FohJTiflnti. Has More Advantages than the OOr Ood thTonrf, to CaalDb 9 cents for children aad fifteen cents Ham aad Bad—"In the Hypnotic tylonkey" : bile the negative was Upheld by Miss ^°^*."^ J***™^ #^ L * Mr. and Mrs. H. Trwaiu. of 4T * the-brtdoV •parents.-the-hoin« being j In referring to the nioney expended Collins and Mrs. L. A^ Parsons. - lookout fc for •tired in si paptivating ancestral gown* handsomaty uecorated With autumn Ana Saner and Thomas Moulton. Tie Monroe street, entertained their niece of old ivory satin, trimmed With old LokLa Drtmi—"An Hour of Freedom" " during the past year President Lang- excellent description wu obtained |n< w leave! aid. chrysanthemums. Only How Up to Date Farmers Are Easily and Economically Realizing siroth said: that if even one life had BJRTHDAY PARTY decision wts in "favor of the • amrm* Miss T « Glide, the _point.!iace and ln tBa «nter snd and Italy and among the actual scenes K ^ nmit ^ )>eT Tlitt 1 couple were present at tho reception. oirLand ttithertolmpossible ofiCultivation. .—-*.'•?%• JVitalraph Comedy—^'His Faiiy Godmother'.' tion Of- typhoid~^feyer ihrougli ~thV B-T: Errere.or Jersey City, a mem-Greiner, Miss Margaretr-Drexier-indT -., . .—_—>,- reprodoc*d i* the ancient Collseam, -pleasant" soda* ^tharin* The' maid of honor word a becoming and Mrs. Walter Clos. off -l«0 Ttaln |H one a s§-,7«J IHTltrt" * Mr. ..and Mrs. Tandy Wor«_thfl_J6eclpJi Water supply then the money had been sr of the committee on state ot order, Sdxwindingor. Final I at once went to the Pennsylvsnia, Bail' the Vatican gardens, the castle of St. ^ ^ -Beside. dress ot XUow chiffon over jrellow ints of many pretty, aiid costly gifts. .... , •-.-— •.-.--; IJ -ft- street,- a .'pleasant -Social,_j!Stliering_ troad i m TaemlUy FRIDAY " weQ eatpended. Commissioner .Ftnm j visited AlMmeUiy-CouneHir-No^-lWT, raagsmsats-were-.also-comnlet«d-iar station. Where be found a, manAngelo^and a sweeping view of • tl» I «„ • . . .JJ^." . "ona. there UtfeU and - carried The brldo'g preaoat to the bridosmaid 4<»,0i«J.(X» acres of:.land the Htuinp out ot tho trvUJiil. To •«*kin, d or size of stump can be given, was held on Tuesday evening. Vari- 1 Tanswe MlecUons bf AnouT •lnco different conditions. govern all BnWenal Motini Pictures prtseat Annette lelleimin in "said'he .would like to have the health Boyal Arcanum, last evening and TT*T"** the bam d^Tn** to be held on Thursday ertn«: tne~descriptlon giving sit- Siver Tiber. Tbe acting throughout I ^ pjano numbers, by Sirs. and autumn Wvtw*, the >kridoainalds «iU_a Soid friendship pla, whllo the Included lu farnvi throughout cure-best results the coarse should Jje ous games, music. and Mee&.^ap»red_to^maJwr_the_photonl*y" jrom tho.- brldosroom. After th« ro^ lifoVed. ticurtiij? "that ">^cb. A Weird. WUd Wonderiol Speetaek. - - t-thls nty v-CredlUMe-.. resUtaiica Oflered to the for^o of We ou well drained soil where the roots', Improvements had upon - the' elimlna-. those present were: Mrs. Fhflip.ClOB, ance. . Plans-were siade . to send a o'clock. "When^ Brunswick points lu. that vicmily. IJpoa their Is approilmately, $».000,O0ni;o0O_ prc ' pla«Uc u»turo-a-sloW uctine IKJWJer la there Is always water sear Urifanrface, E>ening, 7.15. Saturday, 7.0O - . - lOc acter actor,:John Eiuetson. will appear Florence' Eddy, of Greenwich. Cons, ROTH-CO.t that a conference would be-held theGeorge Strieker, Mrs. Charles Brows. IWday evening, Nov.12. The local Mr, and Mrs. P; B. Woolfe, of West-, that city. In' reply to further -anes- rotura they wlU reside at 51 Adams ductloii lii-lns lost aunualw. .Oulte preferable, such a* farm povrder or will .demand different treatment for "The Conspiracy,"" a play which daughters :of tne later -Brigadier Gen-- 1 Mrs. Fred Prahm. Mrs. H. D. Shep- fleld. gave a surprise party to their tlons he told Officer Hoffman that he : tidy flcur*. _.Vad .when WeCtnti . into »tutu|>lnt powjor. Wheru the earth U extraction. The older stamps, especial- "; latter part of this. w.eelc with Herbert delegation will, leave on tne 7J52 train. Mr. Emerson appeared In Under the street." ••.•;" -•-'•; - . .•-..- --.-•---,-- pard. Mrs. Max Clos. Miss Helen had arrived ln the city about 5 o'clock eral William H. Eddy, and life-tone consldoratloa that to miiuy;caao«")t'JonnsVSvanla."Hallroa4 stuiups and boulders to vmkv thl* land slve. »Uch-aSj-«0 \o GO:J>cf-*«nt.dyna -for the Ipca^board Upon the esplration An enjoyable Hallowe'en surprli ever, be readily determined with1'a lit-, Miss Dorothy McMillan, Albert Brown anniversary^ Games, music, and daac- <"> W» way to Newark. Under the and U 4vmUmber~orLafayeltlns with dynamite™ -i» •Ess a groat-lnduence upop-the bmoiint- - teen permits to tap the mains had German Lutheran".churches .is thi both an economical, quldf tnA labor ot work that a certain "quantity of po\y- A one and one-half Inch -wood aucer city and Carteret, at^bis; home to theLohengrin, was played by their eldest *° answer evssively. Officer Hoffman conference on Thursday. Dec. S. at the 'aanwsy Bepohllcan dub. ln behalf of First iVe«by«rlajren'urcH;~H«"ts~coat : been Issued and twelve extension per- savinii method as well aa'.'ooe that ts j^r-will do." After heavy. rains, when with'a shank ahoot four.and one-half' : Tie took ihe man to the police station coartierase In Eliiabeth of. persens In- ^e gepnbBcan candidates desires to> POPUUVR PICTURESAT LYRIC latter place on Monday evening by thi daughter, Mrs. P. B. Woolfe. Tie nectod with the Rahway Band, of Browlnc In popularity dally, , the soil Is saturated to the base of the feet long, a.; medium sized crowbar, .ft mits. .;•".•''? -.•':•'":•' tereste•„., d In cnaritabl^ ^..^.^s :._work—. Th- e 'express It's sj»predatibn of eta csnerr Chops LBHMHN'S members of Young People's Society bridal couple lead the procession, aad [[ He gave sis name as Louis Dimsolo. which his brother. Russell Tandy, is round pointed shovel and a Wooden ' The report of Engineer. David Gage ' Lyric theatre today presents Annette Tbe method ini-oWed la the t>U»bn« stump and the, subsoil Is just damp ot the local church. -The popular pas- gathering win be held under the aas-' support accorded, tneir < director. 'He i» an oaoollout musician ft most favorable condition. tamping stick, together with the pow- showed, that- 6X960313 gallons of Kellerman in "Neptune's Daughter," took their places for the serving of 25 years old. of Havre de Grace, Md. stump la to connne a quantity at tor was in Philadelphia during- the^da; Pices-Of tne Charity Organization, of "at tne general" election, pcrtfcnlarty and devotes considerable ot bis sparo h h h -fuse and caps, will serve, to fill' 'water had bees pumped during the photoplay of wonderful spectacle,, be- refreshment. Mr. and Mrs. Faulkner He was placed ln a cell for a bearing explosive In such a manner that when > and arrived at the festivities at a late tiuno-in -^(vlngnesiBJOTriirte-lKarnatiy* DOUBLE STAMPS '-past' 3nonthv an Increase.ot^.4,770,863 wildering and astonishing. _whlcb_ were the recipient of many handsome today at 9 o'clock. At that time he Eaizabeth. and will consist of tnree •^ targe votg given Mr. SlTH-mona> anoV T 7 |ltWir^v"arton»*gainJ»^mna1g^»3m^ ^TgaJIonsV or aTd3Iy^iBroi I5S,57B BalT draws crowds wherever sSown. meetings. One at 2 p. m» another at 4 ,m sincerely thank tha voters of Ottr- On All Purchases Paid at the Store ions. There were seven alarms of lire freshmeuts *pq^<* tlie time pass plea- gratulations and best wishes torman y Eiblett on a charge of smanlt wlUL-ln- and the final at S. Among the -toplestrfty (or the honor conferred and *or=" Saturday a good program including to b« considered will be "The Rela-ltj^ confluence expressed. Choice Legs -' compared—with santly^- Among those present - were more years of happiness, the s^iests tent to km He pleaded not guiUy ; two-reel Keystone "comedy. "The Lit- tion' oT; Prlraie-Soeietles—to -Eunlic {:.-^ meeting of-tie-dob-wi iigi>. ... 'Ifu -1/outmlOUJgic&I- The—Misses—Hilda—Kfllfl*.-—Edni .departed, jwlth expressions of havteg ' and JMtorney I»vld_ Armstrong was tle Teachef?"~wiir~8~Hiree-parr~nta/ Charhtea.-—"JuvenUe^^PTonlBms^-and-^p,M^y-eTe,^ttfc~y0T~fc;-|a Mutton 'I:report^was presented.'.:•"',,. :;..•'•* -.": Grltscnke, Grace Mason. Theresa am spent a very pleasant evening. secured to defend him. Tne trial was graph feature. jtien adjourned to 2 o'clock this af- -Labor for Frlsonera at County Jsil." ; rooms, 1« Main street. (BobssTsv c 'Permission was granted to-the Lin; Monday _there jijUjje shown by re- Tsarefc—Preplakv—Maria- —^•^><*^*yt»^nT Efforts are being made to have Ham- >,^Min ) t NEWARK THEATRE 1 g n SPEGIAIiS ^cofif'TrlooIc "and rLauder'"Com~pany''7lo~ Quest of many of our patrons. "Th. William Marbach. Fred Marbach, .••'•-.- :>••*•"**•••"• .""Tr-"-' -.'.•-<- ,~-*»~-temoon- ...... •...'.,...... -_•.....-,• bui Louis Nowotny, Ernest Keller, Clin- permanenl dab. with. 17 .have city water at their flre house in Blindness of Virtue," with Edna May! The. reputation of that' snccessfnl { in'the meantime the ofllcers nave Uton W. Manfe preside at tbe gstner-'o t Best Butter., ton Eary. P. Scbxoeder- and others. lnb prlvlteges. -lower. Main street tree of. charge.; and Bryant Washburn. In the title comedy-dramaT entitled 7; "B3,ck^ in," | been, searching for the revolver with ing and the Rev. Frank. Moore, super- rooms ^a/t clnb p balance of J13.379.06 was shown which, made sneb. a fkyorable'lmpres-'•! Icb the nrnyitlng Is alleged to nave lntendent of the New Jersey- Reforms-' ested men invited, role, presenting the greatest morallt: wtt tory has been asked to participate as Jersey Potatoes^...... ".i.. : sion in Now York, that it remained on tbnt-Wltliottt_success._T!iere k NELSON M. TTJHNEH. Best Sirloiii " Claims and accounts play of the year. ' ."/. •"An" interesting- tneetisg^.of . the one-of ^the-speakers.-- At the preiimin--, paid amounting to 11.760.91. The con- Ladies' Missionary Circle of the First Broadway for a. solid year, has '•wefBra»ch ot the Mercy CoJmUtteef TO SUBSCRI ing: States and Latin America" Was read tinge and other substantial attractions, > g d wil, DroboblT could be changed to Improve the pres- the of New Jersey, the proceeds being for We-aak snoserBwn Frank Wliltohcad et ux. b> Mis. jb. Y. Graham. Jr., followod-by- mm would coat at least S42.UW). while BE:of Uu Brancn. "PrTxeg -a motor engine would cost less than IU-Byans, loV.-.H, t mapr_ readinss by. the membti» irom TH5" were won by tne following: Miss meHiaUJj Ttt-aig- Marsh. Rahway'• • iW'.' King's Highway." enjoyable event' one-iinnrtex.-fltj&at amount —Through- the-««orts- of-Attorney-C] f/m. Mf«» Hnth RHliman Orf OftlOS. " revised Ust of Shoulder The members of the board and offi- F. Albert Thomas et ux. to Walte J..Stamler. Mrs-'Cella Moulton, of 306Mrs. Frank. I. Perry. Mrs. Clifford Mil- seriner. has been comnUea ana | cials present were: President Lang- jr. Graham, centre of Stone street. 67 Plans are progressing satisfactorily William H. Smith returned to his MsJn street, Itas secured an absolute ler, Mrs. W. E. Cladek and Miss asHstanco of our patrons to Pork Chops rstroth. Commissioners; Frank- .: H. feet easterly Jefferson avenuo, Rah for.-the rSunahlno .luncheon, to,! b4...g|ven. borne in Brille today, after^ spending 1 separation from her bnsband. James rBaehel - Rohlnson. Following tfie It tres> trani erraw •Plum and W. A. Ransom, Council- way" at the First Presbyterian church on several days with bis aon.^Deslc'Ser H. Moulton. en tbe grouads ot non-games delectable retreshmenta were RAHWAY PTTB. men George M. Gage and Superinten- Walter J. Graham to Friday, Nov. 12. at I i>. m, under the geant Jobs A. Smith, and family, ot SO WORTH OF CELEV2* RAHWAY.-N. J support and abase., served and general todj»blHtxcirJOTe& AN UHPROFlTABLE-^TUMPCOVfEREP dent .A. F, Klrateln. Thomas, same avabove . auspices of tne Westminster Guild. Union street: "*"" Rahway Record, Friday Afternoon, Novmfrcr S, Rahway Record, Friday Afternoon, November 3, 19 IS. -.HAmCtco ttr. ^— . .. St. Gesonc* *T«nu* pardciila/ty. Tna, Xewark Srrmlay Call. New Jersey achieved a campaign | Pxchsutc. Mrs- Asu_ ,.. HevmUloa *tx««t - VTCi •} tins only paper In Kewarfc to speak Make it a good one 'hich atoost t&6 political Ufa of New > FALL AND WINTER NEEDS PrtatfK Edward ' - - ^ — ... , 1 :W...Orvi4 luwt -. Furniture for the- tec ui adiicrijilty,. ana" w&o*o cciimnj Jersey achieved, a'-.campaign which I Pmiisea. ChxU__ - - A...... OUwr »tp«*at , QpPENHEIM €UUNS & Becaase of _• (_«nl tat—_t pru-raUing In _• tnaltar of taxaa aad E. Jr .. .C«atr»l iV-ana* --• ».t,i or«r oj«a to as tor pfop««nrt» Too paint—y-oox-liooso to shook tha political life o* this state ... Hamilton %tT*ct .. •janasianta at _• preaent ti_a Tba a*ccrd haa amd_tur«n _a piaa at po> _f_a«iorPOCX. Broad and William Streets aj woll *> tan. Wo thsnlr the Noir- make Jt -Jast • longer, look to its depths, recuired the stpemaoc-s | a. H. » . * . Stoiie stre>*3C * . , . - i mmd* asaout U_ cittumt _ Babway. a_. B_*er ,. .W- sot tr^<-"^» ^rHi.«-n:f. _4 real aatata. 6_ —« I Hittar. Moa«* . ,.Ham1Uon su««t • • iiving Room at more slould you want to sell. 0 ! _wd«r. Mrs. A- -- , ..'W. Gr*a4 »tr»«t .- ^-"j •«>.ia __»terUl U _ w-al aremosJ' Speclaluds found thanuaiVoj ffiiililt to sunport •bio to that of a general election. I la-rled on T»m'H"i*.' ^TiT^r' ^^** tono. carriaga. c_S. J«ir«try. ... Seminary trenaa • Tho labor is the most al- McCOLXUM'S «tn. Tb* slockholdars lii cccrporatlonA axa _< ITI^ITII^^*^ la f Hj-no. S _. Bsc With, no offlCTJ tc eromlse, no con- t K«n_. O_» J5r .. J«nuita *tp»»t . —. were ever ooen to new* of oor tracts or- franchises to. scrrt! aa &e ~syacr:M— :y ^vIrTiajg-,»tJMt ....—* C«* _* . (Special Sale Saturday, JVbv«tm£*f job whether Yoa Jure H or and .. ,*TNjrnot« *tc*ot .... ntov«£noriU and Idiiars trod cor SUQJ rich plnnis at success, no organlxatlon *s acatnJt _« r_td«a_ of th« T«_ ward fo_nr» p. & «d tato 1 b«r»T and w« conrxalsista tftsia two -da.-tne jobJyoar&elf.LlL . __ comparable- xo•• pell] S Hoddy. Wei. •-B45ila.-Waj.-C ».»•. »«.vS«iiata*Jry ..**•»**•_-• Wdmeris md Misses Tailored Suits jj thxi for one* they were' able* If yoa can gat a paiii that no political -experience to j B_Js_ra. *_»• T...... Hamilton «tr«-aC .. All styi^s, _!'period«li prttts.* XSpodtuites-rtng--- to wesxk hand in iiAod tar the- dalaat applies easily, covers more anil no vota* of our own to cast, la Hyno WliifUid S- ,.."W. Grtnd str««i - in^ fro„^$50 fof three piece*, up to those stunetuoo* Unusual Value *hjit they considered a common surface than ordinary paint, the toai don of a third party with the FOOTWEAR, Kappea."Mrs. __s. and wears longer, thns mak- two doroi-cntit parties against us, we Saddy Harry «U-upholsiered two-pieQra_l street.. R«_y x. C , .«S«iainAxy tv«naa • Smart and attractive models leas olten—that paint will be 1 complete n»t and comfoft, both m*nt«i and phy»3caL mally. many ol which gave as valu* the cheapest in the end, best nijichlnes to SWEATERS; RAIKCOATS, Etc. Hahway G_ IJgM Co- Unsk particularly Ins MathidUt tbord than an inferior quality >le* thai came to us are t£a steatast S«iulre. Mrs. O B- ...... Bt. Q-eors« iT«iiti* • Church, which, stored Itself hare a* oi all tiiiimony to the Justice of our See our liiie of Dining and Bed Room Suite* Sjjalre. SVed C- ..... *3t- G-ecrro »fenn* • trimmed wltn braid Of «lie*hcre, the best friend to suffrage cause, to*' only bacaoaer o«w causa U Ail maried at price* that >•__«•« you money' i Scoire-E. M...... St. <^eor^a *T«nii« fi t Juit did wa receive then£ 1 Smith. Mrs. 3__i-> .•. ....SL G*CTX« »7«crLe . *ti^' g all tha charcoal. W« «h*T»V ..,. ..S-aminaj-y areiiTi*' .. "TttlA campaign hii" hear! * "graat so i Smith. Wsl_r ' fur, of broadcloth and tka44 Individdal clergyn'en ia overy TIME 100 ' Shotwalt Trad C...... St* <3«oir and boUijjj c/ eiijnisile -V«looi» li- colors a* ••WVi jSAitloalafly- i u:t aai thaa-thay:-nyar:-*en!. imaginabl*, as— lined. b*s«t ..iagxidiaHiajiliiijittr_ .(aJthii_abii«Vw Vary e, gToond aa'd. mis^d in iihowil thy tbuld Conduct stlcb C tianv iiwliL in W <53 Howard Siiw. congratolaie ^~-.A^JjjgjnaJT avenuji _ ^r- Actual $30.00 values "We ! ~Te : f::T«rrUL Wm. .1.....'...... ^V...V.Hamilton-atreei'"^.. "-.T..--ISO E. Clapp, William Jennings J nsay bo "croah«i -««rfsctng stnoe- J T, H^ ROBERTS wittingly offended, aa .imxtaarr:»TTOt- Ire^alk ^lo".' "Sit V • -Terra- " ' ' " ' ' Bryan, NVUUa'm B. Sarah, Hxbbl Wise «00 xne ~ aad"7ane.-J ai_J of Yoia ff^ congratalato our- .Central avenue ! Trembley, David it Chorea street ™ la fact, thtra ar« a>3. limit*, pmctlcaiy i selves- u»oa. a cainpaiga ag«sjilTt>, yet Cook, mil* .•....— . Courch street Tnompeon. Janws -.,... Waatfleld avenna 75 _CtaarleaWjQh3i_iC Eat. Seminary a venae 340 Tiar. James £. #• JJamlltoa street ..-100 to the JnaSy uj4.s~alid~a»iviiuLijj«»"o/-," w. Wo thiiii ths Nailonal SufiraJr io^^(jl^n«;'^Ceanrand~'c<6inhisJidinsr' TW-Orand-street tto taiOoct fyi th« Uttblld- We coa- ijSrW, SrT TarryT~SamaarTT. • • • • WeattieM—avenge -•••—^IM- ^jj B*mU«fe*iS«nS onij a Women's Exclusive Blouses jeJalioa. t -Wcnwa's James Seminary avenue M ! T«-~H HaroM •'. -Sotninsry avenue —100 fuf and thoajStful attention U gives a extensive- -assortment of-fa^hloaable Union, ths gril!llatu_sO_»^l-W*--U^tw* Oook. Sd. -W._...... ent ajjd si- ) "\ N«w YOflt th« CcHi«roialoiiar aindildrpent. to bnahle; tha voiesa ot Ciijhfi ^i pert-rayed in thia U|uairltteoto^ laces in this season's most fashionable shades gplondld booV S( H*ft Joi-Soy man is parJor «»ilo)« for laM.ttqo.y tb.a *By pt_tbeio-call»4 «ld line Durand. John T...... 3r l31taxsd"7 ^~ Ulilou an ...Wmmflrrm street . It XIrmjiton, J. J...... Grand street loo I hlgtiif topiilsj'. They yield tn« comforts of •siparstte -coscos* ?iitt£ us. fhe fflrst battl* at our y;Mls»Mary • ..Coutch street ... . 100 tsa jnjictouj. liw al m littio dyssmlts. hlgtiif topiil y y fo »«nl workars iiito'th* stala.^WiTtEibi YyonJ.^i van.«*•*«« ^jw*^Tle^*^yi,' i*f^yn jSiCQ^OXlk Grind street lonl a *ndd itmci i jet outt of P14«14«. Tils pp««fca« W Sot** fe>fe> sUtuiion every year H d'oalred, instead cjUnpaisn -la^ lost, boi tho campaign .Church street 100 Grand stfeei ioo It.li 4 WcciKnU*vS iait tia^trees plant- P 2.95 4ii tint fcillant bs^icS ei frio^dtf from of- 6niy_O3iCfl.-ia._Slv^. jteaTSi.._Contraa*y Tba Soti««lU6 aovamant. the" el*b« seise?, ball beaHasj*. «««isf-eaa* ni6c* fAVoraoly aoitas on loa slw Uses at UtiU more t&aa $100 cOTn»U*m, York, who *arkod aore- without newspaper*, isis amendiaant loUiy »»ooJ jjlo, »«ir thieadinsi ikn(U.,n«w I"t.a«br laar dealsja e. P...... Seminary avenue; Van Slciien, iir». Senilnary avenue Sou those- cl«ni»4 id tit* avirain *S*4a .»trdjig±ii_oiir—cinso-haA .shftWU with > .^Hamilton Kreet . Hamilton -street 300 1 not havs helped us and oiba* improvanjanU tn«k.»Tn«S REK 0r*t ohoioeoir«H Woo Droege. TSe. ••-. Van AnXen, B- li. j N"aw Je day. during' Seminary avenae . tienc of party macnlne action.- since Olhbons. Harry W Williams Angenette .Seminary avenue dent to tirrortt* any sensitive Suffrage _bu.t-a sense of Jastjs*i and a partr--"-«f*; rundown-and ^asBd,.OT-reimid TOOT. ~"~HBaII3ir and camrortrrin" advanced L ansl rich.Velears. tnachinos bgalust tho amendment. Wo -Hfldebi congratubite them on~oo_g able7"lor 3oara_caa__best be^ maintained _by_ -.JBt. George avenue ...,. 550 the dominieteljs them on Sundaya. AHTHRACITE i oiieo to combine thalr forces to nght HinmnniHiniiiiiiuiuiBnniHinuaiinumnaPMiHiiwiiiiinan Hoehle. J. H. Jr. . .Church sreet ...,,.... SO . Don Leo&ardo Hull, a California . .W. Grand street...... ioo rancher. *ays -dynamite ia the proper AMTHWACITI Pedestal Lamias of finely-carved Now Jersoy Womon. Vfo assure —Out HowelL Cnas. B. . ! XJBEECTJIiOSIS- or oonsxunptior^ known also as "plithWi," is Hoalth,: Robert .. ..St. George avenne ... -loo , medicine to give ground aanlrrela,' go. mahoa»ny, with handsome .. silk abides. THOS. A. ROARKE that wo rocognlto to tho full that ww a treacherous- disease caused by the growth in the body of T«L8a»waj259-R Office, 49 Elan Are. HowardV-Haxry__ j. . .Seminary avenne 200_ are indebted lo them tor the~loaa of millions ot little- *o4nah»ped germ* sailed "tubercle baociOi," Haynes, C. F.•' V".Seminary avenue .... Take ao Jacb and a naif or two 4r«a*tBa>Sig;y p our amendment, even thoogh. thou- T because aa. tney tnulticly they produce small lumps or "ta- Magaman. Taylor".;./ ;'•,W; Grand street .... 7S0 Isrty desirabto as p!sno lamps. Tsare are sis* inches of dynamite. Put it In^a Wt'oT ,. Seminary avenue .. *.. 7S Plumbing, Heating,Tinning sands o£-Jlep_Uca_l and. Gomperat* yto ^^Tn ft in i' jotfj ••«*•«*' bertd'ea-'l JThe germs are WsUly tiny ^^*-vnr» panuitfis, «o small .. W. Grand street 200 cloth of «*Terai thlciroeaaes ot paper tehigh Mixture S.9D per Ton fln« lines of T*s!e l.impt, Incladlns; a ntanber J Hagaman. Mrs. Hay .. GENERAL HARDWARE voted' Sor It- Wo congratulato par- that they niust" te TTT»gT"ff«*^~"hITTI*^T«At*Vif 'ttmea~tindgar~ar'powci'Julr —Hlloman;—Miles-—v-.-. .-^ umair round, cartridxa. Tie «r»"«lW sstyley * exempiixyinrtB* Ui»« «ff«et» ticularly Mr. Ja_os H. SJusont. the inicroacope before, one can see- them at all. Hess.—John A~.. •. ..'••• •, .Hamtoe e _3^pty^ In plctnreKn* shapes anXtfiae* Taaaa.tlmp lOTd Btato loader of tho oppoal- : . «nd of a plice of _fn»e. twelve or four- Being a parasUw, the- germ, of tuberculosis, like the mistletoe or Heeres. Herman •".' .*vy-.-Grand-street:-r '-' 5S0 s msybe douaJj* h«r» «* low as SS, which^ is S. W. P. PAINTS AND VARNISH llou. Hlu trlumtn Is one taoro testl- Electrical ~: ;~ Hirnne;; Robert -; v..-;-.-. T .W. Grand street-. teen Inches loos, bat do net nse-a-cap.- rmgns grcwtti, most live by taking' W» trom sornetiung else, and on 1 100 iest thing; in the world to find. Jbiit if you will coine " oor tpedil orica no» on rsgniar S10 lines.- niony to nls prestigo and his p-owsr; iJughes. benjamin ..... • 2"V!T "^T"0* • •• -• loo Inxrt ODD at these charses wen Into this account it lives, in the- body of human beings or animals better Holly, H.H...... tne •- mouth - at -every - hole and— pacit to a reliable yaidi wheic aothing hat tie highest grade" [113'Main Street - RAHWAV, N. J the _oro so that Republicans as "well that anywhere else, in the- «ye, the skin, the knoe or the Bpine,. W.-Grand.- street. » iso: Then there are. countless other pieces iet the aa Dumocruts accepted his load_shiiji Hally, - Wm. -'...'.. 50 loose dirt around the "fuse, leaving -of^^coal is Icept, a* i^i* here,_yon'll get Coal for_yoar and Snosl frequently in the ltmgs, and tho other organs of breathing; Contracting and Repairing Hoagland, Ellis' ...... W. Grand street .. 100 cnongb of the end outside to ]Hgbt eas living-room, sodj a* Odd Tables, Mirrora, new Johnson. Harry. H. .... Hamilton street .. iaoney* not slate or dirt Our Coal is all thoroughly low Bookcases, Nests of Tables, ete^ either, - --Outside of tho body, the .germs of tuberculosis may be easily Seminary avenue. 100 •lly. tight the fuse and go oa to the killed. If they Sire exposed to direct sunlight for a few hours. Moist Jamsen. Delbert ...... • 150 next bole. There win be no expfosioo cleaned .before delivery. Let us fill yonr Coal Bin exact repUcas of noted periods or fashioned on Lighting and Power Consulting a Jardlne. Miss Margaret Seminary avenue .. -77S heat at 145 degree F.r hoDing water, _or. strong, alkaline soaps,, Jayberg, Mrs. H. -.... - •. Seminary avenue . ISO There belns no cap or other deto- to-day and you'll not regret it, different historical ftues in combination. washing soda and similar household cleansing solutions will also "Wiring,"" New "and" Old-Houses Specialty - - "inn till thorn. If tajaisturbed. the germs of tuberculosis may live out- 50 the bole with dense, poisonous Hamilton street .. £0 fumes that'wm almost Instantly stifle side-of-the-body-in- warnv-Jnolst,-iark |xlacos,-6uch~aa-comers-o£ ^•tr«iM_V. 200 Special attention is called to oar showing of rooms and hallways, for months or even years. and then kill every llvlng.tblngi lnslda- Klnter, Mrs. Hattie ...... Seminary avenue RAHWAY Because- of the careless habits of people who have consump- Kelly, H. E. Gore Seminary avenue 150 The AuroraBoyeeli. Church street ..., :•••: Newest Rugs Have You a Friend tion and others, tho germs of the disease are everywhere. Every Kimmick. Jacob 100 Many people believe that the aurora Seminary, avenue 100 : time a person who has the bacilli in his sputum spits-on the SD<*r Phone 67-J Klmmick, Chaav *-..•"• borealls Is a" phenomenon pechlinr tt> MAIM OFFICE 4 YARD, 12r18 E. GRAND ST. Te»>27-W r -Kiminlck, Anton_._.-.. .^.. ._zs'-\- street 50 ;.Jaodem_times. But .this is. not true. purchased at the. bi-annual trade sales In wblch. ua some city or other town who does not know sidewalk or in any other exposed place, the germs by the billiaca Kilsby, Edward ...... 6^0 The andenu used to caU it chiumata, «v«ry prominent maker is represen«e/—.-.-. rrmi,™,:.-.. .Hamilton I 50 BRANCH OFFICE, W. mLTOM^VCrOPP, DEPOT. .Gordon place 7Yf.~~i&6~ "Tjolides—Bnd-trabes.-n«me»-whieh-e*. jndsment governed our selections, with the result that we now offer air may b* inhaled by the ohanee passer. A speck of dust, suaa as Kreisbergv Ma* ...... /i ..... pressed "the "different - colors-of= the what we may fairly-ciaJm-to-be^the-«ner.designs_and colorings at o£e~sees~iii~the sunlight, may be the resting place of hundred* of KooDS.jChaj. -^s. ....v. siisvmi .Hamilton street ... SO JohnWolke A street- . 200 lights.—Th& scarlet- anrora was looked prlees-th«t-«neetali-requiremeinsig,uan«[esjrp» those who es» afford these tiny germs. On thia account nearly everybody at som» time -npon-by-the-superstltious: barbarians. the richcic u well s> worthy makes tor people of »ood taste wiBJ or other-breathes In the living gormi ot tuberculosis. LuoIoW, Theodore-^:.ivia.'. «%--< ,TC. Grand street ... 100 a» an omen of direfnl slaughter; so It lEliiWmAminterSTapeatr^ Wheatena 1 0 .St. George avenue 300 Is, not unusual,;for .descriptions ot Brussels Rugs. We'slso remind the public last our ...,, — then doesn't everyone die of tuberculosis Because the Infcons,. .Ged^.;. W, 'tt;•_•••"' • i"~*i. ^St "George "?avei 100- _ermB^4o»eranlo«»inthJ>ody g^ feeyiflMjee Carpenterand-Builder Lawrence, Jesse ...... s...... 60 bloody battles to contain' nllnsions to call'edv "no Leery,- Edward .....;...... »• ; Gordon Place :. northern UghbC—Atlanta.Constltotion. " Has she children? tain tissues that are weak, flabby, or, as It is bettor call'edv "non- LandenbergerrTheodoro -..... • • 160 resistant." Everyone has a oertain normal resistance- t» taberou.- ^. W. Grand street .. 700 Lentl, C*as J. .'. •'... i.;...'.. -,-f ISO We would like to send her a sample of a loais. M ihls reaistanoe is lowered for any reason; the Barms, wnieh Love, 8. D...... •••. ;,St..George avenne ,, •e» _ Lodlowy^Clifford W.~ ..Seminary-avenne - . -.,76: are almost always present Jn the body, *will quickly find some ttasne 81 Lawrence Street, Rthway, N. J v&eminarT'— avenue- _100_ is regufated byriac satue consideration forrqjr Rahway product; that is a sample package of oa trhioh. they,can grow,,»ji* ijwni the dUeaae is started? It take* V.Hamilton "street ,-v. ,160. snd economy as governs our inrniture and rug basineta* -W* "Wheatena-and-our-little-receipt-booki -more than-the-presenoe otthe germ-lnJthB-ho^iaoajiseitaBeieulpafa Lufberry," A. V. • i.W. Grand gtreet .:. 100 are now In s position to make up sll Unes of Draperies. Lace Car- It needs also a lowered vitality,that ,w01 give the fern, a ekance to Me rshon, Mrs. Mary ,. St. George avenue . -tainsv-Wrae*«a-sng rarnnning*..—»« «TH eqmpcen- wi^n wormiu«ju» grow, KJs «ke_the Beedand the iott.- The •ealey iparaaite that j'.Sen. inary -avenue - ..-.-100. •horoughly modern- ia equipment, and our experience of o»er tBnnr Moy, Samuel ...... "..;':.S .. Seminary avenne . ,. 125 ruins * rosebush frequently eome«" from a poorly j*»nriBlied ma. Merritt. Wtt H.:..-/..-. .. Hamilton street .., .. ' 7& years & these lines enables u» to turn eat the best grade eC^wsob. lae^nieraVTSaoBlus ip theseea; the body is' the aoit If-ihe sott is Mundrane, J. B...... ii.. ., Seminary: avenue . ,. 300 wnile economizing the cost. Aik prices.-..„.:.:..:—;.-.... . _±:J\...:. ..-.J: _ WiirYmTHelp Us? Morns. S| B.v..:-...;;•,.. ..Hamilton, street;.. allowed to lose its normal and natural fertility, the seed wfll. pip- Mllbury Atlantic.: Mfg. ..Co. .- ,:. 1500 There is* No>Clbthing^ That Gives So Much SaUsfaction, ;". Westfield avenue ' : 1 duos disease. H the wflUlcerrt up to its fuUrtreiM^tlrii parasite Miller. Adolph ...•„,...... Chnrch atreet .,;.. Send us the - name and address of your head cannot grow, and no tuberculosis will develop. - WE WANT TO SELL JVC 1/100 ^ ^- Co Miller., Arbie'.',...; • • • . •'. Seminary avenue ,." 100 Onoo the germs begin to grow in the body,'they produce injury Moras. Herbert R...... ':'Hamilton street .J. ,'.. 50 friend c^efuUy^writteh"bn a post card. Let us Miller. B-red "M. ...;.... • i ... Hamilton : street . • to it in two 'ways: 4 ft. Spruce Mason Lath Marsh, Wm- • B. ...A:...... '. - 78, I . .Seminary avenue:. .. '100 have also your name and address. (t) They destroy tisanes.. The destruction in the long, for exam- Mills S. p. H...... ;,..-... . .Seminary avenue . ,.960 Marson,. James" ...... Hamilton street —ky "ile, may amount to a very small" spot, or it may be a large cavity, 18 in. Red Cedar Shingles .:. 160 and not infrequently an entire lung. The sooner the disease is dis- u Milbury 1)3 A. W. ..."...:.'.. vL Hamilton street .. .. V100 Hub Batter Kind Clothes trrOIPPKBKMT frjo, tt*>soal kind sold in 0«faeroU>tblo«»wr..-^ _MorjB. ClaibouTne. rrr... ._• *NI) HVEHCOATIt i« HETTEK miOTl^.gRTyBit UlllSOH end BETTKH WAI drtl-Hfll1aramount-o*-t5ssne-deetroy«d, -2-4 in^Red Cedar Shingles— =i M : MarsonWUQVUf , 'If "t"Joh ' " n- «^*w««-«v««*..... - v = " - - " —•=.-- .% KHIOK ihi., ih'e omei-'kina: 'Wer-ar^ prepared w rt»w-T«Mto. ^V¥e-Witt-Send You Free general rule. 9-16 in. butts Metl, Mrs. Edward ...... Hamilton street '" 75 .and-mo.at.inipprt»nlj'f.all; : ..Seminary:avenue. 1B0 mo.t complete •••ortm.nt of Men and Yoooe Men!» Suits Vod Overcoats ta tbeejty, ' . (3) The_girAwinjt_Berm,_whfle it destroys tha Um^drane. Gordon' - -'.,:..... *. • MO- for""your trouble, four~lithographed-souvenir- which, it lives, also produces certain poisons~oT ----- . . Jilt Mungus. Henry.H. Sr, ...... Seminary avenue ... turn, oause most of the symptoms of the disease. Thus, while the Bed Sash MandeviUe. Oeo. i'.,'. i ». i . ,, Oliver' street' i.... * ISO Bloo or. Gr»> 8««ie Snlts. also fooey _ ~ may beB"e activaouvee ift the lungu, H")' poison which they throw Muonv>. H. F. : New Church street "' ISO • Otmr il»y $ IS.OO, oar BpacUl Myers. Herbert Hi; •••-. ,;New C&urch. street. -age-and-receipt book_free- of -charge _ to your t>fl goes through the entire Bystem. .RWHTJPRIC.ES RIGHT GRADES! . JHamilton. street Li i_-. 60 Satordaj^ Price...... The commonest early symptoms ttt-ocngnTTipttoa »ac». -^•~ " " Myerson,-S.--~.-^y.~.'.-.-••> ^Central avenue V;;'. ":4oo: (X) Persistent cough or cold lasting a month or longer; (2) RIGHT SERVICE! Miller. ;Eugene "».'.'.'. T.\ . i Hamilton . street'... ioo' friend. - JLosa of weight-and appetite; (8) Bun down feeling; (4) Afternoon McCartney. John ...... ;W. Grand Btreet ...; ioo COME AMD GET ACQUAINTED; TOU-tt FEKt; AT HOW HEBE. POLITE TBEATIIEHt TTO EVE8TBODT: | McVoy, R. Bi ...... ioo -.temperature s-'(6)—Night-sweats; and (B)-SpituntT-Or_blopd. or swoaKs McClellan. W. S.,1; ...;-,. .; Seminary avenue ^. We Have Abont 10,000 ol Write-today- "" ~HO_QRDERJ0i)_SHALL ' '•• • "•• i..:streetr-.;. l-of—Wood-in-sputum. . .—i.—. — »-»-^, ^ „ i „ -W]- t.»A hp. (The> ' 2500 From 50c » Bnnch to $5.00 per V^mM-M'/-^r>- McCartney, James- The prosonce-of any of these symptoms should lead one tS" s McMiilani.: Chas...... Harrison: street ... ''. . . . . '. —TT-r^—.._:'..-.'.. .. _ ' -•' -' oon8ult-a-pbysioian-atonce.-,Tuberonlosis-oaii_be cured.« » is cus- W. Grand street Come sod see; them -BOYNTGN LUMBER C0— Nickhaus. Hei'man~ .^Cu street •-•' v.:..--;"1. -come Tlie Wheatena Company wvered in time. It costs little to be examined and cured. It is very .-.West Grand-street-. Nolan, J. W. .;;.;.'.. txpensive to delay and die. SEWABEN, N. J- O'Connors, "Mrs. Catherine ._• W. Grond^treet ... I [NOTE—Thia Is the First of a Series of Flv. Articles Prepared by The , .Seminary- a.yenue'.:'. - A. 1. CLARK, Local Rep. CHoarke, : Wheatenaville, Rahway, N. J. j BtaWonal Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis, New OTJonnrg Chnre^':BtreetV'*' Phone 154-W. " Jl itfestHeld Avc. " >c OTvis, TrreoTB. . r.V^- This is tho second ot a series ol five articles turnlBhed by the N. J. AJOtt- Pucci, Eacolano .:... Pierce, W. B...... ".'•, •..;..'W.-:'.6raiia;: rtreet; ^r>V»v • • .'•'. Rahwar Record, Friday Afternoon, November 5, 19 IS* Rahway R«cord. PHday'Aiternpcn, Novembers, T915. irtth Mrs. A. D. Breajley at XO. of in ©r©ry c___~ tli axtk. Ta« i The Rahway Record MUSIC AS A MEDICINE. bora of, the ccanniittee preaent -wolo: j axenne. Mla» Evelyn Coventry, o* 3S Mate New J«j«y Adrocate It (11*3 o.ften b«*» *_!<, by _____ LEHEflS FROM JUVENE£ SAVERS BANK Chxlrmaa H. H. Jardln*. Tred C SSlot".. For - th_ M«2jtnT«TITI of 33 Georgia street. Is entertained at, its first meetiae of the Published Tuesdays »od Friday*. to Saul, bat hlttierto illj on- ASSOCIATION DJ F, C • Main Street, Rahway season Wednesday afternoon at the aiui rjimrnnmr a ti'nn< of einjr : looked into nsore the week end with ratattre* political and ciric matter* TSta the phjTtic.it n» . who form BAUER'S STOKE Brief lUa» oi Lacai Interest in Union County home ot Mlis Mary Robinson, of Ash- S1HW1T ia New. York. • . trouble Is that th«34 darters hare Interest, to the Citizen* .i«ty- of Musical Tbcn- FRIDAY— TO-DAY There was .an enjoyable session .of | brook. __*;_. let *_o__ too Lo_i already by t*M« ' 125 Irrini Street SalwaV, N. J. For Qakk PeneaL ti« Good Tims Quartet at the acme ot! '•""•" " as in other Jparta of the Stale;' arw taking -grave Three candidates were ohUxatad si of Railway. the meeting of Pride at ttalon Cooncil. T_. a n__ 3t___t_ _0T tic Tig__t i_ j j E__t_r, Rflcord -Now **-* tt_s ~T>oy~F -__«_ caa fcw no yu**-.tion that it mar child the lesson of thrift Has' been »l»4t£a« r«l«tl»«» in ••.'. pected and invalidating flaws, against which desrees'tiext tneetinj;- The first nom- id__r£ in _____-« all citie* and towns • beip otls r 50 0 1 to famUy ha>T« mored from S4 Seminary | as been elected layer («T«n t_to_jd- 1 * i-- * " * feline tin Baronne for sareraJ days. sssTchersand abeiraote are no protection/"While ination of officers was also held. NEWARK, ,d where ____. oi *M« calibre _J.T« [ - - », ! r««*cn from t_« normal Tbere are so often forgotten, bnt so ar«n» to tseir new residence in Ceo-! _>_ arena, ol politic*! __d j It only _y Xn. Stor -Sritt-ot"— >?on~{hiafc"of it maksit a point to at onee proioct Lakewood Grove. No. 14. Woodmen's __a__Tlty OX __T*_ ^mnj til rq j.»I f Jonf. IIOt_.bly nn*nTtp essential, at the present : l trmi aTOjie" at th« corner" of ""5Jew'j Circle, on Wednesday evenins; enter- clxic life __er_ has been In many j hundred and _!_.ety-_i_) •?<* t_uaa by C_K>pl_, which are t_* oat 5_iTl71_D_lF o»n is «»>«x^f an your property said th« interests of your heirs by day, to a sncoessfnl career. -wtOi lar atoce. Caoreo itxeet.- , . '• • . •.' j tained State Manaser Mrs. Fannie Mo- _SJ*_ ____de de__o__,tr____. of l_.a, ^ olner ^^.^A^- 3-. ^ Tw»-Pirt lejjtme C«-*r—"The Little Teacher" Troop Ko- *. Boy Soata>.aad«r the i having yonr title guaranteed by the Thanksgiving Sale of linens good thay can do ia the daarln* oat' _,.___ ... and •*-__._ they ar_ beA-tlt-] 17 a» aiaiiue- Carter, of Etne Grove. Xo. 10. of Wood- gg /-»-» ticiet. let, each of as Bat onr [ to the h_al__jr. w&«a THE INDUSTHIAL BtHLI^NG He_ai Sdif—"The World Before YourEyes" *T<-~* HanTfcri of Bridse- leariership of Sooatmmater Chester It' bridce. and Goardian Mrs- Annie Me«- Ji i o_ _orrup- ginga. «_-__* _r_ and all sort* Boddey enjoyed a .aO» and I Union County Agency importers ai« to-day j>re_ci—g a famine on s_pl» 1 o£ _c_.o__ax3 who UT_ en the __illb_Uty alioalder to the wheel tar a dl_t and source of -elf AND LOAN ASSOCIATION - ?5_i«f4 T_«e-P_t F_dare—"My Lost One" Conn, is tho (seat of Mr. mad slck. ol Woodbridce. by t_o__ -uttering from Hxht drlH an Wednesday and io __void linens; manu—otarers ar« taming __r ___- ' __•_ •_•_____ a__e_ of ______being- better Railway. sfr»- M. A. Tnroar «nd famfly. of IS . .' •. • of" the Mrs. A^ P.Thrnelaen. of S« Blm ave- * from mental or bodily i Diaat—"Luxurious Lou" TJ» Esworth l*««ae of Trinity nuc jjlaasaaUy entertained, the Mis- _on to ilio weav—g of cotton fabrics io S^place iinens ; n«Ter Do _ot play _>etty politics; do not SMS street.. • - ' ' . M the >ao_d_ of _t>od charactar __._ __fe-t U nndoobtedly per- ARTHUR K- church will be led Scsday erenins by sionary Chapter of St. Paul's Episcopal cridci*e the honest efforts o£ th« tar ^- 3CJ«s Anrasta Brown of Great KflTi. has raw flai sold so high, nor taa it ever bien ao hard t laity ' . fail to __.ter the «Y_xy~d_Ly oat __i a too e__l__tv_ di«t ot President Hoary Gffiinare of Platafleld- Let church on Wednesday afternoon. It NOVEMBER 3, emini body, do not tell yocr iTn-««1-n- [ '_• cr __*r_a____ wooM __p____ the MONDAY fl. I, naa been spendlni * tawday * onr« as at the preae'nt' __«, a point which makes .*i i lifs of tha iod_l_laj: « CHUTES F. HAYSES The EsterhroosL Branch of the Son- M Home Office. MV«rl™.t Plans were also made for advise buying, nbk only for preaeiit, bai for fntare needs. Tfc_ti the , town a_ a p_vc_ in which to cmly al*eo a__kly appetite TteasTsrer "THE BLINDNESS OF VIRTUE" IjjTitattonm ha"re~be«n tsaoed by «fctn«- Society will meet at the resi- liiiiMtfa Offloe. Je*nn«tt« Byrne*, of S34 Sast W. Qrscd St.. S»ew«rk. Sf. J. the formation of a study claaa tor the .Vnoth-tir" demonstration the pjac* Chnation __jdeaTOf«r_ u _, , I . "• - i - OIL th* otlier hand, *axtir__ most-* VICTOR O. STEPHENS By C«m. Baai1i«i, ftilarisj EJaa Xaya ud Brjmi Etaillu. denc* of Mrs. Mary B-Ycnas;. of 90 Lenten season. Regular 3.5O Scalloped Round I ty. as weil as eU_wher_, Unioaxen «__w_i• e«Je_ ^ — ^^ j_ ,,„ Mrlo^7, tj,. „. Financial Secretary street, for »n "oldtime banM«I»»» arenae. on Uonday afternoon at Money to Loan ticality and faelpftiiness o^ nta train- RAXPJT K. HITTEa Woaident Mrs. .V. D. Srearley. Mrs- Pattern Table Cloths j let their opportunity and duties as clti* Ujoo haven1 onK_b_ hack DOB _ to J T~^J* of aeprlau.i1f: ~n Tie Greatest Xsality Piata Drama af ike Ytti tomorrow ereains. ^ia«« j o'clock. JL foil attendance is de- ing given bi. tne Hallway ni^a schools Recording Secretary O3 Bond and Mortgage. Richard Alioth and Mrs. C. N. SVsrreat . _____ Ln thU *©__*_« Is highly _r__i_y boost, don't YTIO- -•— __ I ji__!— of lb»- |>n«u •_} ereale «m be swarded for tmione coetnme*. sired. • • •'••••' SpJ«ndid qn_ity, fine •weave, Scoich d___k, satin luster, is anown in Ins iajzt tnat a DAVID Tne Jndnatxial Bnildias and Loon xrtl! represent the Civic Club at a In*. It Is hoped that this spirit will to boost w«^*^»«^"! . . Matinee, 3 P. 31., Saturday, 2.3O 5c to All A complete and attracti're office musical to be jiven by the free from dressing; handsome *o_id center designs, -with last q^e^xetlc— and "well Vpn , 7.15- Saturday, 7.OO - lOc i — n f • I" r u i at tts toeetinx on 3donday _Kjr a —w_» e_— -w_t be-«s_b__a_ - entei UjiieJ a-i^j cisracter ^jLd *bllllj' Tn. _u_cjpal ujid ' «••{, on prepaid aSares. merxts Wilh power-to- choose Botb of _es« classes shoaid PTOTQ ot for _s a—_tion of la "Slain«^ asd o_ers, wi_ Mrs. John T7»^^a by O_C—: composer of the _o_e. as 56x72 inqh, pore linen", silver bleach—I, best for wear and •*_ue7 owinjp Io t_eir _£Imats trencheJ -evil la It* vsHo-d Miss Qertrode Orris and oCners will routewr_sxtrfT—w_^~:-':«V8__g;^ wt_ ui« tor tlw general parincatioir-inTr-m at _o dub- represent the JocaJ Women's PoHticai i T_» ___»—\ Z siitehed edges^desirabl* fer-bte__sstreiri_ich clofos; Ilia and ___d pt___. a. «—-^prove_eBl o£ . ,_ 5_ton:"«__ ^_.t «v__« Unloo itli spec—I committee -meeting Missionary Socieiy of the Sirst &re«- 4—sru__re_.aa_iorft 1 I tl3_a.. —i rootff,. l_trated address In the lecture room Kegular i._ _ Hleaciied Table Damaak—73 JncJies is tssewd »_;__—» _r_» ride. ,T_s leagues The Rev. and Mrs-Edward SV Brear-_ i— _r*r_x«ir'TO"t>8"D_'—nnt-an-j11 on'Wednesday avenlny. Nov. 16. at-7.4S iv*—quality ,- Miss _a_, ot hv tha Roy. Jamea R. Morris. er OI1B — Jmnbilitv uad**r C__I_ D. Moore at Cl.erok«,7lowa.TB*** ™* W> » ™ ^ - \igo__ time. Bopewell, hs.ro been spesdisx a ttnr of Passalc. Who will )spes_ on the life, andwl fui > CMattijJ tr«vj br which It wxs t*i- n-"* i<» I' Qg Monday »Ta_m; the 8_c<_rd customs and' people as soon tsroosh w___ig qualities; special yard. .' _>7c -^m-'-" St_l .____, _. Praiee, 11 [Bearers ro« Trinity -church .-jo_3_yod- the ey«-of the camera asnon* the _any 0—.ei1 gr_lea 79o tip id l.BS ya_d. Cterry «trect- -Mr.- Moore S» tta-paa-jtoJg—tflfM to__le£_ aarprisa.ln _e. tribesat C____ifric_.'.. *her«_w_l ber Ated tharnby U a uotdvorthy iudlLj. tor of _e S_st Congregatioaal <___. j t__ie of-caused trulta and JeUles to Value 5.5O Bleached Satin Dam ask Nap_Ln» ts£an up wUiliVldliy by iTa^Mljq" nearly 150 iine siareopticon views. _r. tlott of thtlr boilovulont Worrli. lisjr -ready mad« three _^iri—irli_e_»"T*6"Van frbai .beat~*fla±, _tti_ l\_ire~K^e fan aH_ bcj^tn ii -aer to tha Dark Continent. .A sllrer offer- dressing. Iani\Sei»~ tht! to on«» or to ona from n___- SJsa Is supervisor of tie ing .will^be r 33^5 inohj._8peoial d62Z Individuals it idr_ «—.»wl— with' —t t _ •. •• - r 3.98 nta«. u_ it, t-ld_,__i i_ _vidont. It that all oi tha lil tho ina«r-Napki_a -_arg«—t comnsittee engaged e__> to b. _. wUt) inveaimara of Uty fc«.ay paMlciiiatet and Patrolmen's Banovolent Association __dra Sale as Thk for tha s__s3e _ Sirenide spent- / ' •..'•• "'•.'" yesterday afternoon showed that the s_e,._6_26 ino_, ohoioe quality, all pure linen. —_h damask, tuildi lid desired. Suoh a gau^ral Yes, sir, Park S3 a pabiio pJ_ygrot_d held, s _ee Hng ot Sahwiy City Shamrock feranci, none.better ifor wear, ridli lastre, fnll d<5ubl« ,i_t_l__.t dti-»3___iy When, tha at^iviiy—slang -a- plans are progressing satisfactorily CJwie,.."_*<_ XL ljijtbr: Sorestars. Isold JOHN MULLINS oi School _v_.t_l__—_.tu W-—i _o_—iti* should produce teiust exuollont i—_t—of—_fl—rat>1fl-_a3ig3ii,-»poSkirts in Latest Fashion for Young Women —-'-^'"a"- ^""™jf »*'gV»*. "•»tih inatm, attranriva assort_e_t of " all -; -good store rooms lour &lg3itd *. "week there Ing1 together. In3te__. of IN-LITTLE-GRAY^SALONS—SIZES~~1-C 20~YEARS-^32"TCT3jrBUST. committee of srrangaments. whila _1 fiew.u8si{T2is^ftilX apoSce .boni-stitclied~eagesv^izo^I6x_*^rncS^" juatliteatloa for die cojitinu- TOTT .V.T -A ffT f CT ,RS ti_ other members of the department sweo—d this —do. . _3o little in their own way By the afaoold to* _s_da of tbe fl_« iter method a few oi the To be sold beginning- Saturday, simultaneously in our New York and Philadelphia Stores, m_teri_U. W« hold" to thstprln- are-mct_g on the comisit—e. Immense choice of designs in other grades ap io each f S_ OTW> Minirtw F_a» ©roflt from for_tlie at rerriarTcaBly Ibwjirieeb, coris.iderjiTg^ttrejqu^Hyr;^ "~ — mass " F__ce _• Cor—11. _«_eiT hile—others—are- unwittingly^ - Pifirnpt ^ nfl Car*^"1—Deligggiga -by^Oor O%»_ W_g__ - j A SMALL BEGINNING •, but with all organisation* wor_inr —* "First Presbyterian chnrch. ad- men from dressed the Bible school of Locust L.S. Plant & Co^ 711-721 Broad St., Newark, N. J. "toilet "_rtt«ie» m Reliable Furniture House aot can be-* taucil- greater good re- 'Grore Chapel last 8__ay afternoon' 'way ^^i**1- Watty ol ltd women tire not npbn- the soSjectT^Tne~_oIe"rS<_<—T limited hi their good deeda to th* foui1 No better vray could be devised of I*. Th_a doe* DOC tneso land Its Oppbi—nlty. v walls o£ thalr Hom«, Tfa.e other day manifesting the trne Christmas spirit Goats, $15- - reports Were presenL&d a± the . that shown in the plans already MINTON D. BROSS ' Of ^ ir way. The efforts of the corn- and we of- Coats, $16.50. Needlework Guild a_ow_n_- that \76i mlttee should be supported a_ fully ad pO-alblenjy^oTerycne"!!! order to make Coat's~$l8.J5 . j-*w^ by taember»_o£ the Sfer our ~ ior charitable purposes, some going .oat notable In the history of the city Suits, $15 Coats, $22.50 aiid oiii6rrf.to societies In ir the extent of good cheer dispensed. Continued Until Saturday Nighty — tha needy. The numbjer of fmm- neighbors" Suits, $16.50 benefit— — Uies and far-reachln^f good that-this Suits, $22.50 Coats, $20.50 number of garmantd can do can is now being made by tho ^prices wfiich prevail g readily imagined and to have one isltlng Nuraa Committee of the Civic Coats,$38.50. out our store during the ANNIVERSARY organization friccoTnpUff^i so tnuch' :lub in. CaVor oC as big & sale as £o£. the kind -~Th^ttchnes& of a belpful nature tot the leas for- ible of the tied Cro— seals, the pro- fE _JPrpnI :tile_£enerous response from. ia, indeed, a credit to the city. ods of which so toward the study people a_ over the State to the bargains offered it is content with settling back in a d prevention ot tuborculosls, eighty- of service gratifying evidence that we are unquestionably the. Satitin '»s=pet—t»B£.-o£—the jecelpts—belna- MARKET G HJU.SETT _T_ leaders in fu^nritm•« andhousiefrurnishingsinNew jfeisey. __ acbieTQxnenc to enjoy, the Women used in the town where they are col- ' :5Below' we mentioa a few^speaa-^-hu—cIredslof- LJned O'Coats ol the guild Immediately" p__ccd their lected. "The'ravages of the dread dls 1 ~~vm_esirable colors," buriirseVected~fashionab!e~co!ors- -NEWARK, N. J. xoal _or next ~y ear still further la bdease are too well known land have been Only aCJVanamakef^s, for this sale from beginning this big seven-floor furniture institution of oi_ _- tance. Betting 3.000 g_-_aent_ a_ thefelt la too —any local families IO ueed to end has been carried otu in a typically Wana- for which we paid a higher price by the yard. ILL- APPEAXr Tt) YOU. "S^tm linings aie'tae pride fashions are new, the latest youthful, p_, —autlfoI _sig—i century anniversary, ttt order to _ed as that — the sale of the Red : : The mere fact "that"prices"are 1ower~th_if~those~ value «-; SJMC—(...... W youngerset. ..•.-.- .... • ...... " . . .'_,- '-' . -, /-.•:'•••• -.-.•"•.- ••••'••: this __ark additional director^ Cross seals should receive general BUp- Men! Expect the Best in w graceful styles. Every garment is the copy of a » addodj oach belu« responsible for t>ort from cldzo—l everywhere and par- asked for equal qualit> anywhiTc in New York is noL . S60 Parlor Soit—, spec1_ ...... «WS.OO IHE materials are particularly nobby, featuring brown -checks, gray diagonals* Now we have higher-priced model In one case a $97.50 suit has $30 PsiJor Suites, sped—...... ?32-5O _L certain -Lumber ot garments. That ticularly BO when It Is realized that the the main feature. been reproduced These Suits at 15.OO dark gray and green overplaid effects, and so are trelj adapted for day *" the women will roach tholr goal 1_ Hot tsaxt^of—thts—funtis—thus—ob- big-siocks_oi Bi-haroon and loose draped English mod " " * doubted as they have &howa untiring; tained sire BDeut at home. That The Big~Fdcis Are; 4. All the bfiOO garments were made to our order. Let yonr expectations run high- dress wear. a p g -energy and determination in their "charity begins at home" Is all argU' Men's Wear Sometimes a sample was sent back to the tailors four — _ade of gentdne qomrtered oak; s* plain or satin piped seams, velvet collars, with or without cuffs. The, society had ja^ comparative Went_otteiDa.ilvan.e<3di-_The_local sale 1. Majority of the suits and coats are trimmed As a rule a man doesn't expect a greats Buffets I inch— wide;' vs—«'#40f spec—1 beginning and lias gradually of the bed Cross Christmas seals gives for quick se-~~ with furs, real furs (beaver, nutria, skunk opossum, an(| five times so that style and workmanship -would f the Hallway Deople ah. excellent oppor- deal in _ suit at $15.00. Of course, h«i -broadened and extended its work t< raccoon, etc.) bought many months ago before the be quite perfect. ; <•_&_ present targe proportion.. tunity to put thla woU-worn precebt demands a dash of style, a certain amount into practice lection; ex- advance in prices. Some of the furs were locked in We can describe this sale no better than by saying ' of good tailoring, and a fairly good-looking In • top wh^lT j" • \V__it a lesson their success contains a trunk to keep them from makers who offered to buy that it is equivalent to offering our own regular first- for those In all lined of wort who de- pert and them at an advance. Thick, soft, beautiful, durable material. * He is satisfied with theser - plore a kmaU beginning or the lack of class selected itock at sale prices pelts, _worth_from__l_5 to SO per cent, more than the : nnmbera iruany undert_iia_v_-W__it -a instance of the Rahuay po- —friendbuit- -We- exceed _yonr_e_pectations_in these Linings of natural muskrat, "good full skins, well matched and finished^ tfipnn^n ft also «y>ntnlfy for the compar- lice force being oa the alert was shown day they, were bought. ~__r_e~«ril^goitgTs'of~Pers-ttr^^ _^___ve*y Jew people wfa.o have the tn-last evening when Officer Harry Hoff tention from suits, at $15-00.. They contain a maximum Extension : ; : 2. Every fabric is selected and bought by us with Young women will realize its_-diHT7ence from the" asnta.. - .:v;.- Xi ' ^-/••r--'y-'.' r --Vr-, *-> - ->• •-;••-•'.'• -^V** ^^' ot the city-B± heart and man-again-was credited- with, -tha the help "of "our fabric expert. Mot in job lots-of- conventional sales of odd lots picked 1: > here and there' of_e^eryt__tg_-w_ether-it._6^aUoring, style = striving1 to improve and beautify it bj quick* capture of an alleged offender, men who - -from-manufacturers. .— — • -or material. We do not skimp. There is a -t_ie tneagre mea_i_ at hand. But lei who Vras accused of attempting- to - _a« remember those old lines, "Precepi shoot another.—Within fifteen minutes value your full measure of value in every garment you Dining-Room tapon precept^ line upon line; here after die shoot—.g Officer Hoffman hat Wholesale-at the Prices We- Ofler It — you bay. ___ _ 1 _ . _Utle~ axid~therV_r little*" "whic_T"a the fugitive. _awbreakers will soon time;-and a Mackinaw ^ _raiy characteristic o£ the growth o learn that Bahway is a good place to Coats, $13 Afternoon and Evening Coats, $29.50 Afternoon Suits. $22.50 It Is for this reason~t_at Ba_iberger's the usefulness __td tnOuenco ot th< iH—y value their liberty. good solid : "Two _xteptlonallyr"woU"icut~inoUflls,-tn«.*l« »m«—cordt*roy-~coat'»—A,*.™~—. suits g* $15flO, some with silk sleeve lining, fADE of heavy all wool cloth that insures warmth and g£>o_. wearing qnalitiea* ^Needlework: Qaild. b-eautlful plain _r xlbeline In havy, black. «Venin{? aiid _ternoon wear in. new wiaf Ka-rdnh, tHmmed with fur'pluah,' > The patterns include gray overplaida, red and black check* _nd bine and green 1—77- brown tittd _T««__ Abother fur tHtntnad, Wale. Clovorly gathered into tho collar, wbfch Dresses, $7,7S ' Remember, we can fit -men of every gnaraatoed laoq_rj value Street Coats, $16.50 brown, afreen. navy, graphite and black —Ined Two frocks of 8«*rKe Jt'id tuff^ta. combination ward Woodruff has been ita presiden and Mrs. C. W. Lodlow, ot iS3 Semin- back of ev- for the school or hUJtinefl- girt Trim and u _' coata. flaring and bolted, made entirely with beau de cyarne -.". build in these. tat twenty ys'Ej^a Strong Sdied Smtf With Tw» P«^K^ years It has been in existence, which tad ••"' Include' the following: Mr. blade or blue mixtures, with standing coilai' Coats for Every Occasion. $38.50 Mavj^ black or brown. erything of clilnchil— Bqu!rr«l, natural raccoon Oi* Winter weights^ of l&^^No^Ht Smte^wi^ Aemonotrates the 'value of broad *"**»**- and Mrs. Isaac Henry Tappen, ol skunk on—sum. Coat of black lustrous feealatte pluuh which Serge and Taffeta Dresses, $15 Stcin-Bloch Suits and Overcoats SPEC-kL oi tar-sighted. |>erse«eiin£ leadership Woodbridse. who have been married You'll appreciate, Hooks like s*a4. Can be Used for any occasion dr^ss In navy, brown andi We carry full assortment of these. ' You Wi_— Vdvet _ags, value *3_X», •pedal- fSS.OO -e_ti_ aixtures^ br»wn, SSg .a&d the cootlnuauce of *^»* leadership fifty-seven years; Mr. and Mrs. How- Fur Collared Coats, $18.75 Collars of beave_and_»kunk-opo»_ini-—i'_—. SxI3 ___utcr Bogss, ialue •38UW, >p—_I....S18.00 Iran year to year because ot the effi- ard Tappen and daughter, Ruth, an -too, the practical Xvo distinctive coat fashions 6f beautiful 14 to 20 yearn Of* a Very Iat« inod^l can buy them nowhere else in Newark.' wool velours slbellne with stunblntf collars and t>rOKres»lveness shown. Mrs. teveiyn Ludlow. i styles and splendid of chinchilla squirrel skunk opossukn, natural Corduroy Suits, $T5 Afternoon Frocks, $18.75 Suits from 20.00-to 35.00.' Overcoats from raccoon and beaver Navy. African brown, 1——Ian model ln/flne corduroy with collar K^QUlflltr- cr«p« de chine Trocks In a Ru«- ~tttfit'sr. -sr»en. Fr«nc_-blue 4—d black—* of. b_c_. oso_u_ In. ^^Y. Ha.nk, brmim ^ind Mian rnodel which I_ quite the last Word High 25.00 to 40.00. CO_!Ms. t urli* Egos. —w_itiai qualities'— o*T_ir-a_ngwerol- ,»IU»^ bes O.'urfcl«:Je«tr-' ate an Men's Satin l__ed Overcoats, $25 t »T«Hbred Suit., «6^Q, t i : 1% £o^l>*Pe JlUu 4»y »lliu< Melton _o—£- in - o-ford -• gray and black. ', the Individual is evident on ev and ,tl}o ' broWh,. black* sr««n and **3r i ttese I Sizes up to 50 chest.- ' > < , ppjsi to ^Tnr^* ^T nB' -Its •(t~oTiiirjff Two mOilelB in Wool yelours. youthful and Juotv Prices Elbeco OVercoat. at $18 (Cravenetted) * ^"^ responsibilities In lectured, a dimple api>ears On tho othof sldo. am awincliiff style. One boa tbe new braided belt Street Suits, $18.76- Never such tailoring Wa, Cro<*iaes, Nare_rtM^S^^ you can never eet Hold of a turtle L>K In baok- Collars of beaver, chinchilla squirrel, - Gabardine suits of excellent Quality, the Never such late styles Cart* _. Pottjro at Big Redaction. <_reases, conferences, society; clu which hasn't got it dlmplo io it. Sch^ved's akunk opossum, "natural raccoon Lined copy of a very expensive suit which has fur — -The kind ta-wear- whether--wafltiog,- ^apaccto niention. •J^>:J.-:^'^f^-'.';-^i^W^^I: jand —- trimming on the-coUarr cuffs, and foot of coaL- .Fabrics, uood i-_Iorri drrving" or- riding. Warm/ weatherproof. w-uitliy uf uote In thlg--e Interlined Navy, black, green, Copenhagen and brown. Second floor ft.,1 rtt tke Christian Endeavorera of XJnlo Sure Tiling. Elizabeth comfortable and stylish. •••r--im'\y*M-j^v'aBt-at'.^'^li^'aii'dal-iKm.:piu^'t^U'[ym.eaBm>»f~ r xill XO-HWHV some* trtre Dealers Are Kindly Asked Not to Buy to Sell Again pay.cash-W-g__yfc-we-^—ily-oprak___rgBM_¥Oi_—aa__yon_—)ISgBa—t—Ep_S_i_< " ' " -—•— ••••» x ___•.•-—.., T-» 'o)d - focv BiMBEKSEK'8 SECOND FLOOR. : ll : ; stress being laid upon tho matter, hi nvenience—no interest charges-whatever. v; •';•>•• •;;i; ''" ""'";' '"-•?•:'• ?rri :~ ^ •ders • rromptiy-.; r^iK^^^-^-gf^^^M _ *"•" by their conference a tow dayi change of climate/' Mgo Bt the Second Prosbyterlan churcl "Why don't you Ju>-i »iiok around hor» long: cuougb and the cuunsu v Stoi^Opcn Satnr_ty Eveidngs PntU ^^o^ in ibl*,£i*ff, where' many Ideas «or< to you?" asked tho gruuch - _L. Bamberger & Co.. Newark, N, i. See Newark Newspaper* lor _T«rthexH__nfc Store the geheval iknprovenien READ THE RECORD
&iife Rahwqj Record. Friday Afternoon, Novembers. 191S. Rahway Record. Friday Afternoon* November 5» 1915. part Sa pnMai 'to wlfiie*»i;-tt»;lnlti»f TffldcS REPK1E' AND HAND ' OVER RAMBLERS WIN of ^ Tisitors" flock( to and'c&eer t^^SocAia oa tb'& tbrae> FOR T€BNB FOLKS TJii» year's jara<3« Skis Muddy? Qaimn Same Tlctorr- Tha'IMaxxa tMtm win ai P. J. ilcOurtoey-* oowttax alias » the 3arsM£ and. moat gorseo<» e»er lal otter atin. General Sporting Events ik.n OM foUowinx Une-ap: Cacrtin >I*M aad miay and •"raried were tbe ei- uit tr m a cjaordzred <&• Denartment The llttlB foISs wera made up Purtty the blood, teas t Staffing Little Gid-ln the Rote of $30,000. to - re.pres«ait various hlst»ricail and ti ii the Brer »=d atar than that at tiwtr .oppon«a» for wtlcil Waldo E. Barry *ad G- Q-E- B. ABoth. J. L. Martta <__<-IS1T« beatlB* to Q«orsa Ooodwffl bamnis and bile wiliu. ESTATE FOB UU BEil ESTATE FQI BEST were_tied tar la-; Uu <2nltm A Bodnn *zid S*rf Eftller. ' = ' noted persoii^sBai ia a&tient and mo4- SScIntyr* vfU - r*'"T Berry -defeated. .Black. ' •"- ' ;" a Great Soldier. « a;*, well aa «Jiaract£rs"^ron» honor* with as arerxca rolled Well for tie. latter teass. r . |J flOuUnLU two *rp TV'Kfo pl*y*r3 *r© wwli sn&tcitt- Stttie soldier h«re\rit3l Jjletnred Is illss erty POS RENT in excellent location not sharing in these disbursements, you BOEING GAMES loat tlia JOSEPHSON JLdels Irenes of Brooklyn- She woee- ITith. "Ward. .JL Bai«x or Grocsr. of dlrloo. aewiy etc.) *lti* T^-a-f/*^ Will pT^ PTJ^-lTTy flT?1th t&6 Napoleoa I, emperor at Fcance. PILLS ^nt^o^ wodd dc* well trj InTestlsata should open an account right now in >_s__j^_ ^i^^^jj^y^ ^ •^Ar«fJ»>i : 7 Teira No- i, Rah-,j_ ut i" ^ .RitwayA.A:M*fatliooRa£e Aaaury *»mrk (N. J-)Tialen. pony class. l±T«..up«t»tra and ha>"re store down- THE ~ UAflUE MATCH -TOM«HT PUaa, Faraisiei «J»Jx«, ...^Reot _.J^3JonahIe-__ST3AKK. H. _ __ rent'in'-.SaJi-t 'arVt and '"ST* Mi C jL« ua - H7 - "Ui; Arousing ilxick Inierest way^—alx _ room hoase.. coacreta \ Bliss 174 is* US1 cosnlnjf tinder the wire with twelve All Work Gaaraiiteid—Prompt —Offift troop chaUgogfea another to _ Pr£z*£ for RaBway Boys Tia first tJnicm Coostr Bo ceHar. r". watar; for frice ^£ oca | Asnonig the WinHers P. Sin* U3 Ut 113 J Li to spare. Heaxebaaer was 'the pity jg*T*T it Tg?> bwn til* i toali- V--»<'^ troop plants Ira Ha_r at tiie SX3S.SJLLB OH TO LE*--S«*en room 'Bafrway Saviii^ _____titMQii Axue %*^«ti*K ^iu bo rolled oo Uie roota. *SJSo weekly. Only, two left.-}- [fa. roller of **"» yp««/^ with Crowall Ijffiory PartL" the -w-eii tn« a^ • ^r^ ^ ^T^ T*^. PBJ_2jtQ!_[. _ ^^pft^B _j^^^ .T.Ti Club »Hor» tMs erwTJtnfc. house newly^ decorated; -tonprore- Call 133 Sail Grand street. nrltt *K "S TVS I next in order tor the winners. Mnl* xcsoct cm thA Now J«J a. quarter of a rnfle. real* Tin maniai ci ti* &ah»ay BJainond ft Stantpn Court, Rahway, N- jrrouzitl: where the- fff™*» laents; rent J1S.130 I»r snonti. la* Assete Ovef $1,000^000.00, ArcanunS Xo. 1 tesini "won tii^s YACHf CLtm -when t2i« Cramfbrd ^^ will oppoae i TT**?^ tin &inn*i*^ "batiy oa SEiW—Kewiy decorated _.«Te It iias been teraed fay the local ortiTHtaHoTi tt la expected -4*S-W. i _is, .baby diaroL io oe ulaycii- uuraber. of JSCCJXW- W ilra. itary Graves. IS JBUB lain* fcfOEJ the Saiway ISt Hi 1M j D*Ay. u Welz* a close second. The scores"! . no* 5tf room Oat with imprcnreiaents, Hani WE PAY FOUR PER CENT INTEREST. sporUnr circle*. USaWU- thai a lujo lumber o( Motara will ba 1 tacit Cinil last eYenlnl in t&« City CirtWrijrnt 121 113 liJ j SVw'^ork iU-00 Ser tpo-ntti. Addreai' H. I_"President, Sou Vanjeriioyon. Secretary BowJini Lairue -series at tie f. M. 157 14s 11 i '. iiir^i- Tii N'eaisbjUiar .^ VU 136 tiS jPOS. SAU3 OB »HNT—A ooasalow tare Secord, bet"t%-t^.^Ti ISJUI a laii o< Crowell 1U.-141 158 YomtlBaby** Fat Is Healdiy nn» asd Koss street. octSct : " -. octLJ-St better's Marlcet «±ty-cwo tOaJ la tie tat suai asd to SUhway iooji anct fcleaced tn some* )o*i til* Becos4 by eltitty-oina. wi- The Toisis tit, as ws &SU-L XSTATB; ytre; Plata Glaas: QtTINV * BODEJ? " £atj« tie Result of a Diet of Condensed lJaMHry; ToarUcS Bac- MEATS. FRFSH^KILLEO POULTRY, yEGETftBl|S win reinain niiiil sreaeatej. . Viaarit Weir T.*s its iert and all. kinds of "EiciiisHNS of liie rexnlar 'prixea' ' ~ Foods for c*e_cf ten- Alt guaranteed ff«sh and at prices -J_ ioniser )__s_i liS 131 US Vor rate* asply. TJ-al Coccrete boilitef tor as lout a&-good-goads can b-e sold. .: _ I. arwes* 114. US 13S Itmiboiit Son- IK Irrtp -gfa—,. toole i _ no IST la. .TT -Mf-iur aS Majla A^ni. MUTTON. td fce^o their rsldon offer tie. best is service as w«u as the best m quality. —liixida.—Jade-Bnin waa 35 Year pitfbiistgejs tespeeifally solicited. Tijia surely !ia aii in- sn£ .-".te; utteujE,-.-. reliail*. ,e«ais»Jii«i.
a raoi of tala kind. " ullluit well the xa ^"¥sTRVtNf'fr I grrt buixiiiA iny Baby «£rl*"V ^V^-hg jour splendid food tayselZ it ia-. .UI boy* wiait to compei* ahoiild gisz. XV., S. Martin, tha " Hahway PrUonera Szuiy b<»_C3lSiUred. bn£ rntot yQj SALE—&tensioil dl rooifl SYanklla St» uSBer Sahway. Selected chwoti^r lad th« Y. il. c. A. teia »a&g-thalr "namea'and address* to A. V. r. showed'his usual ionn and lod _ also ^nn^it to niyl)ahy^-and she is thrrHxt£ Very bo actually carried .to titiwa. where I •_ 1^. "goidisn oak- US la*t th» Bjuiiaaii Mas, sdih. Horr "rgBe£.«agfc- they maat sfcty-usta teleased.—They-r—-^ Carfioii ihe athletic-direcSr~> ai* fiSi^d by a scoot toucS3ag-Oi*ai b^- J _ - _. "Abo Fe ton a«st to ordar. He*lti Cosnal*- SahWay A. A^ who win : ! wer* Only a few We wish to annaitince that we have secured the and Fcultty «l_ur 3. C. Tarrill ro__t Uw, ^ ••'••-••••—_•••_ -;•• fore bein£ cupcured by the other BIISA. .^^ g u.S-Hdrsd, two'wagon* *b& _^toehin B<5ABBtS"<3-^'W« will tak* one er week. J- V. M. care Sacord. It Stes-H the following officer* of the itTnjfprii' Laague slap Itreiy to keas in front vice Station, an-dt secured the services^ of rexpert ils»d_to adyttjitaec. and, if played at once. E. 6. Cone, CoSonii, N. X HAHWACK& Athlelle pnion to pfSciaia: Safer**. __ - PEMISISYLVAJMIA RAILROAD — ~ nljfht,-whlstU sm>Y Cross CJoun* C1.DB l mechanics on Ford Gars^"~ C*s\* oirii.lljj.in Secret can b« imad Trains from Hahway to Jersey City and Hew York elihfer clay or-niiht—Scoutintf. 3. O. H__tt -_ '_-'••" *- V- -par of Ute A, A:. V.: aiarler. Pfof-W. S. Money 20* 1S4 ISO WANTED—^Mea .and boy*. C. C. HewartJ 1"79 20S 200 WEEJCOAY9 Some of the little people, ot New fork tkus -witli a tli'rrivrt'* Carn% Eiirabeth Y.- M. C. A.; timers. Bodies, [_F-I«eeji*!y^«ijoyed-ihe-SJno3nal-ei«. IF YOX1NEED Isked -wool Supply, A. St A- it P. J£ P. M, P. JC P. St. n-t -witneaainjr a real sheep The course oi the race Is ~T>e£<~ fry^Hza^eL^ SibES Ironing1 to tics nr-lt 94S SSo 969 ahearinjf. %« York dryiuMjSJobcka EMPLOYMENT AGS otaer inatei'ials tio tss measared ajrairi and iurthef details of ^aheep on.-the~lawn» of some of Its ^L ifflt^nil I~liia3n_ lfiiar RAHWAl. A. A. will aSpear-la-Tuesday's Record. JERSEY «« Monroe street than ^>urc 'wool "ITS" 'iW i« to see you promptly. parka. They are kept tor two ptir- ...... -1W IS* Ui X g a rcral and beaoafal t»- 808-113—1 HAftD.GAMt TOMORROW "SD1 1G3 are creeping in Its 1SS 1« Another Stiff sfcrogsio is scieduled 1S1. SOS 7-n Na£. 1S4 Vti 1 •where orrhnarily- for tie Haiway 331ih Sdhool-footbaE Elston By ox^es of th« ComnMreUl *TTni« CotQ' y, N. J. act .lSt£ tti p«ay 1of ~N«w J«rwsy, vnbstUated mdmlaU* eleTen tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock 175-143 JOS trator r Ac -ttf tbe e«tata --of Thomu C Lumber, BeorS, Sash4 House-trim aad Brown, I tth_n aeil at trablid msctlcQ at at HiTcraide Pailc where xhe team Jny offle« >Jo 2« Cberry »treraalJW» oa hand. . pect them. Agoocl Tolali will txce the fasi Asbury Park eleven. Sfbtals SU SSO : 876 Avc, ELIZABETH, N. J. BIDAT. iTORAOB OS" S'CaKJTtt&E at tow S. who h»>e~defeaieo" "everything In: th» time to lnaiat Upon Torrill aoulhanl-Sart of. the State-and-ar« Grand. Monroe . streets...... 129 ; EAGLES BOWL: NEJcr;Wg£K needed—Material* will nevef be cheaper. tkc JCirdciibaxiiri C V- Ladle* for the Stats chaniplonshlp. ohn Hoffman 1S9 1S9 15O1n Saturday. No*. 13. the New Bruns- The next pains te the_Sa«!«3' 3Sowl- The "Hahway ; SaTjjio - Xoautatloa- ^—^la-hayto( Lombai or 8ulldin(-M>t«rUl tro« eeoaosiy lies- not laacL. for BO fabric C W. Llidlow 157 1SS ~MS i will ©lay hero; Satur- Ing League far the Sahway-team-wUl paya~*onr j>er cent. Interest .the htshr at-McCa3rtney'a-allflxa_a«xL.'W«4nest 6^9 7.4S .-So.. maobihTtnV saving of tijoney is in ib«-sp«a4lax~of it rixni. gets to oxar cutting day * e fi:S.-;-.---V? vJt--:.L.v-r.-.- 10.4/ -10^8- 19-El - 8.501 entertained, and on ThaniagiTinjf Day l the State." Opezi an accoont in yodr possible. takl<~< save through. tha annual tilt between Hi^i aad;SS- 11.07 m.0 1XJ.0 9.47' 9JM S.49 11-13 lOiO 10.S8 home institetica. j(y 1-ti 833 BSO USbl^a will be Dulled off. There is also TO PLAY LINDEN 111*: o< KEBECCA ouir tigii all-wool BUSINESS ~11.«^ 11.51 _lljf some tali: of Dlayins Trenton., High Seyiott tield Club, :©£- this eity -li.4 of oity-yoangstero oaw tbe a. close SecancTwUh 1S3. Braada;- •Pens. Sta. Term! Pla. Bahway Pean,- Verm'l Ex. Pl«. Ranway shepherd In the tlroo uonored process vtu oa the heels oi the leaders. Me- which quickly re- •—WEEKJDAYS/, ot shearing tbe oheep. Many country HakvU HatioBSJ Bank Salldlna -jL^ac- bahway&ns, with Koocs and Schmidt --ifcpre wastedrenejgy^ 1S.0S- following~~ta--ibn$er:—'l*lie—scores—fat ? " i3Jrir":' ,.:,::j. i.,..8trictly;.Bi|sjn«sa.: .:__;;.:- ._.,.^ laiare Dtrelllnes aod !Oth« ">tua:';; J J HOBOKENELXS -Soir-say that couple lead a cat and Property »tActru»I Coat. D <*&& Sends 250 Short &»£» Braada-: ~ TELEPHONE Earlo IW SoO S00 Rare Artidea. Natnm a»d Soeoce. la Rahway on sale by, wtUlam Ceronie, 40 Cherry St.; ^051,bad. Incompatibility of temper* Excepddnal EdilDsialX ~ Miller 1S9 50S 1SS 1 gtipposc" . CUT THIS OUT Schneldur "lfi4~14S~lS5" "' "Nothtesrof ^ttic sort'They, cotfloct AeaiVnaa.V ' AIq» Stclnbach U« IS? - 169 SHTHIMIOH BAOIf AWB WtOB SUS(>SMOCRS IN s.is ^vcrnt. aiul dog hospltaL"—Btrmliichain idedloK. S60 Totals SS3 S.SS Brotberhoor d Qveralls The Brew ^ j-. nftr*wotta r--RXHwa.Tr SIMS -—.- T--~- "VT"t~"l ;jsfc»a;.I«toa.>: ."•••— ;— •• •.••;;• . » ciiucni OF NEW rtaaxt ;4 McCartnay 19S 1S9 ISO nD'ntl»>u<» FuiiOijuuu«i ' roruuer -MaT|(aret--PaynerrwiIUam"'-pa~ : hasbaBd. Hnyli Payoe. (or Clark), •!-••'• IbttU to-day to Tbo Yootn'. Cbm- Schnildt 1«1 1SS. IBS' EAHWAlf-«. J>. aSlidar, 123 Main Sfe 7.00 M, rVrrVwij MftTT . (or ''. ,..' ;..:.. ngloa 130 xn 1*4 is well appreciated by the; Woikiiig>^aW^-^o-*iitid'''-iliat it imparted 7M Beebe and KalpB Seebe. ber hnaband; EUXJiBKTB-Sci-^l*R«^3O6^aBSro«»JSt. , ' , Webster. X SO BUimbetb AVe. a thjre?-fpld b^Q<;fit, viz: assuaging thirst, replacing lost strength - liso:: Ada U«T GiOord. WUUajn or F. WDJlsm Rahway Liquor Store Koopa 141 1SS S09 lLtJPitS Armboater. ber basband. Boa*' Bennett. MO. 87 IB VIHO 8TBBW. BAD WAY.». J. SUBSCRIPTIONS RH VED ;AT THIS Watch or Diamond Tit. S'.ldie spirits. These qualities make PRIVA : sss iso .By vlrture ot an order of? too* Court' of :!..•• '• • NEW yoKKomoi • " •"•"'• oraani DtUnnd .10.00 Ktw Jersey. nude-tfals^d«T.- J y. T. la the tnatch oa Wednesday oveiiii\g - P. Btt. '''.'' 'p. to. p..Jn- - C?J».nv • in'A'canse Wberein' Oeorse E . .-Wbolan: Is Obtain on Oar Terms U-tween the Eliiabolh and New V^rk SUNDAYS Complainant and Jennjle; EL "Clarksoa,' et BOSPITAL CALLS, NEW TOBK. teams the former took all Ujree all; are1 . Defendants yoaaie.required to ap- BKOOHXrN AND JEKSKY CITY lino i-oo •.•.A^M. •••I-JL;M.. P.'IM.: pear. plead, answer or demnr -to- tne bill of OtTOT PfiOKPT PRIVATE SEAL B^rf invigorate. eopiplalnt. on fir .before December • STtb; ' 12.03 :'ia'o9",: -"'ikBi •'. SUM ' 3.01 Elk*' League Record Lt. .in the Wrrw .100.00. 1L00 A h, US. 8.00 6.00 ' S.4S- tlie -minimum of alcohol, yet tiaving aos .••^ •• IstabatH •....,- •••• H -0 9S7 7 _8.S6_ ffa«e made June lfttb. 1S»,; by John Mc- »w BrUHBwtcU '3:(IUt»( woadeiful tonic qiialjtirs. •""'• ~ 8JI8 9.00 6.00 B.OS Whv not have all the egfcs yoa WantMsnough for - Mantu and wife to Bibway Plr« pepsrt- HOW ABOUT YOUR HOBSES 7 WILL SUPPLY YOU & YOUR FAMILY WITH Hobok^a .-.^ -. -.-.—r^.^—2—1—SBfl- : •*.so 8jia- s.ld 617 6Z6 knent. .and. aubiiequentiy^ &*>l«;ned to com^ raaeH and theo plewty toselU.,."-' --- — -"•- : sJofleld •_ ~ '!.-•! JL 4 97B • Onimr ti .eaarn: i «3 . H8 _«.O7 6.19 plalaant. covering property Itt the City of Have they tender "feet ONVENIENT "HSlrway,"-'•• Now.' Jeriej'. "'••"';:.';."; ;?•"";.!.',•:.''--. ry Ti&£33SC5i3B5 ^ York S 4 923 KW0': .-:--": 10.16" 10.61 7 00 T^S U the siire vsray to jnake them lay. Coats only about a ; ' •; J. o. "-. '0.88 ' 1118 '•.•:•••''• Soiy. of fomplalonDt.- Saitway -; .v.. 1 S 9 orissonoy back. IS 04 800 8 00 8.03 i ,8.39- • • - • ,s/;; 3OT Bro«d -St.. EUubcib; N. :• JT: 837^ BROAD STREETPatersoa 12.08 12.07 13J.6, 8.00 8 03 810: 8.62.: nov 5 12 19 2ft : Pr-s Fees J9JS5 ;UieScientific jtare^blnr T.; o o :. •IM- 9-00 8 67 9.08 9-.4S' Newark I5« Intlir St. 8pw. mtlini 8u. ". "NEWARK— • JOSEPH WOOStER L30.;':--;T.'^J1P"-..-•".••^M •.•;:';•:,•:*09 9.30 9 27 9.36 10 21- •'-.':.;•'•..•. . : J. V, ROBINSON; .>•.•.•••. Conkey's Poultry RemediBS 'WITHOUT DEPOSIT 10 00 10 00 _io._46: — CARPENTER-1-AND'< BUILDER OPEH SATURDAT-EVENDJGS- *wr croup or Sore tnroat, xiso Tir." 10.17 1143 C «9 THORN STREET RAHWAV, N. J. ~ 'A. Small-Deposit Reaer««a- Y< Tuatnia'HEclecUcrtOU.—Ywe *lxes,-S6c :X0* : :zM •- 3.0S ;' 3.46 1L02 AH Wn OM SftTlSFACtOfST t^B * ~ ~ Oiolix Until X^tf jud '50c. • At all dru£ Btorea. •'.',.-.,.,—.,..: - 4>;- " A ?4. il Rah way RecaoU Friday Afternoon, November 5, 19 IS.
Ssxaok will be observed as the Choice Legs i On the. last lap c( a. 2S.0OO m'.la uf the sexsoji was held on Sal Week cf Prayer by the Young Man's Jersey Pork j pedestrianic fear W- H- McKay, of ••^^'ig by Miss Jeannetle RECEPTION Christian * ^^y^^f^r^B of the TJnited. COLLISION M.r.and Mrs. M. O«t±lsss ara apand- ORGANIZATION! BIG REGEPT10N1 c Mutton c i Tacoxna* Wash^. slipped at police Byrnea.\of 23< >:«st Grand street, the States aid Canada. General Secretary GREATER VAUDEVILLE ial tie irwek end with relallT«a at M1V- Loins I headquarters for a. i\art time Satur- affair being attended by about. 200 per- John. A- O\ erica has made plans for 17 Cranforf and Perth 2O lb 6, 7 and 8 lba sona. Muaic^was furnished by a por-St. Mary's Alantni Association the observance by the local associa- FOUR—STANDARD ACTS—FOUR 6, 7 and 8 lbs lb Women's dabs oi Neighboring aili Cuirau of thi« tion of the American I"i VBA.VC1S FOHD- tke Atesne Mishap Til* ti=T»jj4!r« •will oiClni "> try walMas atost hljaselt and at Assoal Gathering the attendants appeared in costume ben at Asasa] Evest by the &ov. C. S. Kemble. pastor oi BARGAIN MATINEE, Children 5c. Adults 10c . tt Is hosed aU will •JOO CATEHFOft CJ-AMlFlOTlON Porterhouse Blade Rib «f ; proceed to TacoTiA McKay Is' on him and priies were awarded in the tot- Trinity MidiodUc church; Tuesday, to lb !w»! y homeward after Mej- lowing order: Mlas £thei\Lawrence, the Rev. H. W. JslHott. rector o£ the Ni£ht Price*, lOc, 2Oc and 25c at.L. A Co, j Roast TWO INJURED AND MA- I^TV cards for* t!^o*« who «Po abaaQC Roast NOTABLE FUNCTION BELD Woodbridge; Miaa Uaiel Honwim. DINNER, ^SPEECHES, I Church oi the 53oly Comforter; Wed- Sli-VrS FOB THE EVtiSIXO eEKFOKMXXOE A.HJ& b-ut W1LI h^wd ta -cxll «p^ on tlioa« Main ttiecL It SPEECHES MADE BY Mias " Annabel Hoffman Miia^ Jo- |neaday. the Hev F W JohaaOU. t>. D., I KfcSAEltVEU. OKD£8 THEM B-V 3E*HO-NK .SOW. j CHINES 6AB^r DAMAGED S5 Beef Liver 1 lc lb Veal Chops - 22c lb CESSFDL CANDIDATES AT MRS. GALLAWArS jsephlne Rack and \n«< Praacea Banv AND DANCING hpajtor of the S<-<.orid Vreabs texiass & I>- a- Social FOR ^AT.n—Pony, two-seated car- j .»^. The building" was artistically deer church; Thursday, ih« Kov. H. A. h. HONDA Y,ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY i t^J t—*' 1-fi? '^ o< Mrs. nfn^fii* »^i^ blanket. 910O.iPork Kidneys lOc lb Lamb Chops - 18clb McKay£ be^an Ills great feats of I orated with cornstalks, pumpldns and ISadtler. rector of St. Paul's Episcopal snap. ~ ^pedegtrla3ii3ia~twoa"tj^*hree yaaxs a«o -Vii aatomobil** colll3ioii In which ^_r-«&«ittS-JEii' annual recep-) Japanese lanterns. Refnashnients were Tur annual banquet and re<-eDilon | church; Friday. th«s R«iv. J Edgar TS« illar- Ciaa'a'' ^rill hara has already TV Fm^Wipfi Fil« Es's flratrt rVainrMan I.OST—Gold lodret. aat with < held by St. Marys X
SISHT James ~li VIITI streeti jxtr-jtrlirci 2S,0«C> sUea- ha- bas ~ Jersey l*orJc: hut-none have..proven.m Una- Miwufra ifrae asd "bar w wili-fco"aer»ed- YOCJtD llADT-wUling to work al any- j 1 walked across Europe aad U- tractive or delightful than the Mlas Carrie Fresh CaL Reg; Fresh account of the approa£hin£ prealden- naayamr i> p. m.—Ananas RT-M with, the countries now 'at, war. held Friday attention at the home of tie SalamaJi. ytixs I>il$i3t ineau, clover tc«t Chriafrum pnttsu till election o£ 191i-—XH5F tra-rareed the MTs. G^Oiuu y ' f.aiij "J Mrs. Hams Bi«si*berB bad «ajrreaa«d tiieir jresldent of the club, of 109 "West Mil- prandial; apeechas PAULINE FREDERICK 4r tha * OJI aal« at tlxa «>210 Hams way from Cane Town throngn_iha Gage. MUn _ftage. Miss. IshQwing thai thd- reliiiouajiidu of_ti4' xha cart. i of wilds oi ArricAi a and acroas^ Sosth ton avenue, where fully ISO raembers association is paramount to all others. ^ vn badly damolished. Miss ii-e«4 In EajrTAnd au-d IlAjy "JusoT"$"ir»t Prwr fri<*iHTf tn N* V.. at Dollar Pfltw tered by Chariw FUser~thsF -VmeritA He walied~a""d&lance ^BT it; reward" It rstaraad vs 23 \ Killed TJest Cuts -— b^l "ard Mildred Hoffman. the -BARGAIN-M AT1KEEL AT_a.. AlLSaata_.tOc he -aat&orixed to appoint a 403 mile* in iscoclarul in record "UffiS" women from Eliialwth. IUISUUH. Crg and_Cl»re._a»aera. owr nan J u»iu.. l broken collarbone, while James Carey. Sirloin, r aacir and holds the UU« for that- ^«t*^^» ~Josep5iiEe-Sa.ik.--Mi**- -n-of-CranJforA-M!eel»«y WHO HAS KEbS IT CHEESE—I-eare or- te ^ empl^asired the du' JUsT A**tt lb - Steak ing to be_ heM* "next Friday 400 miles barefoot. places assembled to en3oy the func- i^ae MoffettilissJMna Griuchke. the ' has_ever_held the central pljico in the ders at 73 Chickens and the bower aiiy_tiie secretary. 1 Hebeliev^a that walking Is one of the 0, .driver! of one Tmrnine- Moilday, !J IS., filj Liipiraiicaal %d- All of the jpeaeat at tiia beat forms of exercise for phy White ^Vi^y«>"Uc'alsr«. dr the support' them O'Keill, Joseph N'oids. Frank Sulli»an. aj^^ ^ !Bts. Ensile Chart- and Mrs. James Carey. Sr. and by Uve by the voters ot the city and -expressed one consomptiTO on one of ois trips laway. Mrs. C. "W. MacQuold. of So- &OLL OF HONOR F*«ST •A»TI»T cHiincH, MCWABK *i.TCHJ«jLKIHG SCHOOL Blue PomF OYSTERS Fresh Caught FISH Harry EndJcotu HenryB- Peltier, W. 'faJJT'MPT ""Joaepil 0unH, Jo- Misses Mary and A«nes CantwcJi of that It vas the endorse- and the »"»" "was cured before the trip selle. vice-president of tha State Fed- R«v, !_ ~V. Oraiuin, 843-845 Brad St.. M.ouk. N. J. Mdntyre. Sr.. W. Mclntyre. Jr» former I ^ !tnd Miss Ette! 53S West Siftyflfth street. NTew York R.v. r. O. tf«*vUl, Pasts*. and Pa«to«- of the people of the principles of Pe belle»«a that district Thirty-flve Pupil* at St. M«ry'« School aciiool; - is Detach e» Mr fcUife_rJoUbIe_Mad<» emphasized th*i brother- Friday. : aHcfre*I~~oa~ adopted by the local officials. Previous to aiaxtinx out "'with Mc-Including President Mrs. W. A. Han llt ot a LUTHERAN CHURCH Gage, the Misses > tl»an and Winifred" ~tion Toasunaster McMahon paid lonor roll during the past month. "^ ^« «* ^^^ *****-- It will be sny aim to serve the people of this city, he also secured if letter. Marriam. Secretary of "literature Mrs. . KlnneaUy and Wallace Pan* ! ^ ^' Carey »«»iMt W1«ht tc* ""f Telephone 325 '125 Irving Street ![^ We Close 6 P. M. Batty, Except Friday 7 P. M.. Saturday 10.30 T. itf. Endicott. Yonkers. N. Y-; S^ank Coop- j jjj,,^ l t t ^ the ettOTii of Mr, Chartrand rn with .SS, had tho best tnark In I«- dri^« «» ™^ !f *" *"^ 1. ft MnrHy" ''° Thpmas-Dorden.-Mi—aadjAfas—'Hat- that cornea l»Iare tile cooncll. given. a_most .cordial welcome and -tbofofQ jad«o-H-W-ft1W story he w»s meet of the dtlsena know mat I have tion on violin and piano Delectable w 'iUla<-*» VeDgborn. &S; John day will be: Morning. The Oreatsat M&d* rtotn tba b««t Jerstty Cr«mtn, Csne Suasr. £•%- the Lowest Prices at ENTERTAINS CtUS Poulks. Carl Von Todeawanh. Frank"] yoiio^tng tho speech making there keeping close to the right side of the lUb. W»lout« navarad wllh M*Hose-Hogas 1 <:aptared t Je lonsa 1 _cieTer ' tn«r.hm»Uow in It, Fer PODSD. It. I in now~going bo ask everyone to Mrs." Francis Shippen. Mrs. W. H: Par- G M d M C Mill Dro tried his best to keep to the right of" Await the Church of Christ:" leader. of Newark, while Councilman Samuel Graves. Mr. and Mrs. C. Miller. comic songs and redtations by Third Grade—Alice Eunlrf, S5; Anna 2 Wegive~BeslPremium Blue an~a~S.&H:Grem^Stamps With Atl Purchases Xttlo Wnlliif and not ICBOCkinj. sons ^Besearch Club, Mra.-a^rnhamC- tlm-road.—Both -cars- were-a-mass_ot-'_ Morton~recel»ed~the.~oOD«oTiinon thy,-Eaael,-< Isolt SS. The Ladles" Sewing Society will 1 shall try.to do my duty and it any SUckney, Mrs. BnUedge Pray, of EUi award. Pleasing violin • selections >r, Luther Martin. Mr. and Mrs- Rich-' and creditable piano selections Second .Grade dBbris after the accident and were* warahip. 7*5 p. m. Sermon meet in the church parlor Monday at MOLASSES PEPPERMINT mistakes are made they will be honest beth; Cosmos Club. KUzabeth. Mrs. F. Agnes u were provided By Miss Charlotta Pie ard Dumphy. Clifford' Dumphy. Mrs. | Clementine Andelfinger. The ledlia Sackrider, 86; Albert Sullivan, taken to Taylor's West End Garage- pawtnr; thesie. S o'clock. by old ind yeans. Good for l&<3lx««tloii *t "O — mistakes." K. Huasell; El Mora Literary Clnb. Chris. Mandeville. popular following the accident Miss Hutch- or t«r POUND. . * XOC w<« slap at bis critics and assertions karski. ^^piii Elizabeth. Mrs. Bean P. Otis. Mrs. C. B ' !^. ^-rprognun was followed by S: Gertrude Loughlin, S5; Eleanor Al- | Specials-Friday-Saturday Morton and anreztui •- dance program. - - _ _-_ Inson was taken ^o the o4B«--o of Dr the Ladles" Sewing Society will bo of alms to give'the .city a,business-like Reiser. Mrs. John D. Magie. Mrs. J. H. len, 85- esr dances bygmnn' EatteU^^ HOWE'S TRAVEL FEST1VA1T.,- [ The new members in whose~honor -Adele Schwindliieer. 87 J. S. Young in Irving stroel and later ild* on NovxtrlS and 19 administration and serve the city to Walker; W, A. S. Club. Mrs. C Godfrey First Grade Fred Rose 'various other 'social di- Spectators who will journey with ,the reception was given included the Maria Loughlin. 86: Elizabeth Dom- aba was removed to her home. As-- The Harvest Mission Chapter or th>- PEANUT BRITTLE — ...—-4be-best othia ability won for: Mr. Sim- Potfi. Mrs. Dudley; Hound Table Club. «tev. Ourtca S. Kamb4«. Paatsr. versions, music.- dajr^pvg ami-refresh- Lyman H. Howe at the Empire in;the {Misses. Elizabeth Walker. Agnes Kee-miney, Sfi, Catherine Monahsn, S6; soon as the collision Was reported at Westminster Guild will hold "its No-) November 5th and 6th - moas "considerable applause. Miss Shilton; Sunshine Society, Eliza- 10 a. in^ Soaday ments' "made the.tlme '." pass o.uickly- near futnre through the Panama Canal shan. Margaret Frank. Anna Dignan, rancis Gerlach, SS. police headquarters Chief Ramsey vamber-teMiiax-on. ~" lie . Following Mr. Simmons. Peter Tlll- beth. Mrs. James M. Coles. Mrs: A. O. sent Omcers Peter Bartz and Joseph! LBnggested the discussion Those.present were: - Miss Rose Ho- Buck. Mrs. William L. Bnrtr Saturday to- the CaMfomia Expositions wiH real- |F5orence-McGarthy.- SToronco-Saners, —Kindergarten—ThosKindergartenThose receiving ho» al Ule"horae~xjf"Slia» Marlon- 6aker. ganr~Ne"warkT"'Mr.-and-Mrs. -Albert Club. Newark, Mrs." PraacisTen: Wo- iza. for the first Ume.-what the-gi-^Loretta.McMahon. Marie Mullen, Dsn- rable mention .m' John Allon.! Geri«* «» «*» ««"«1 *nd tn«y firrant street. "We Abo Have Sweet .Cieam for Whipping «n Sal Butter - lb 32c Jersey Potatoes, pk 25c tor a permanent-organization." "Mayor- el panied the owners of the cars-to po- elect Simmons said-that had he hotPapimik. Councilman Mortqn. Mr." and man's Club. Perth Amboy. Mrs- Peter gantlc construcUve work Toally"m"exinl.'» McCarthy. Joseph Dunn. James Harry Johnson. Howard Walker. id th wners of the car The Grand Street Chapel Sunday Mrs Joseph E. Byan. Raymond Mor- at Panama, how it annffiilates T&S- Keeshsn. William Brady. Frank SulU Beatrice Adam, Maty DooleyY Eliza- lice hesdquarters. Wight was re- School, will hold its Harvest aervice SPAGHETTI or been elected he would have made a C Olsen, Mrs. George W. Tyrrell. Con- leased in custody ot Attorney Klein 7.4S p- SL. Premchlas aerrlee. rimll«» suggestion as he believed it a ton. Fred Rose. Estelle Rose. temporary Club, Mrs. M. Walter Pratt; tances and ""'"' two oceans. The f)to van and William Kinneally beth Eary. pkg 8c Japo Cleanser - can 3c Miss Charlotte -Piekarski, Miss Josle Ulsstrates one of the greatest tdlts j' Tbe oHTcers of the association are: uuj Carey provided security, both to MACARONI Wise more. Be spoke of the success of Mrs. C W. MacQuoid. Clio Clnb. Ho- appear~next Monday. Wight is a tie former Republican.orKanizatton tor Hally. Arthur zink. Joseplt and Fred selle; Mrs William D Heyer. Mra. to civilization in operation at Panama, I President. M J. McMahon. Jr.: vlce- many years. Ryanr~AIbert and Jennie Paplrnik. Mr. Pltser Miller, of Eliiabeth; Mrs. F. J.and also the «•""•«••- of man's achieve- president, Miss Ethel Burns; secre- JSalt Pork__ ^ lbJ6c_ B mant ia celebrating- the tremendous tary. Miss Sadie McCoy; treasurer, Mr. Pilser also spoke iu favor of the PerryrSewaren Club;-Mrs -A.-W Don- Friday evening at-the Church-of-the , ly. Mexico. event as represented by the £xpogl< ,Mjss Marguerite Pollard; sergeant-at- Holy Comforter which was well st- j The taan who takes project and said that he could secure tions both at San Francisco and Ean arms, Clifford J. Walker; ..committee APPRECIATION 6XPRESSECT _worr> about the future^ Good Eggs Prime Rib Freah Ground » nnmber of members. **lf we don^t CHOIR ENTERTAINED - Some of the local clubwomen pres- tended. One of the features of the To tho Voters of Railway:—Being un- Roast, lb Horseradish, bot ent were: MI«» Sara Esterbrook, who Diego. of arrangements, .John Geyer. chalr- was the presentation of vari- i closely and yoa 'will l> dozen 32c 18c 8c keep up our'work we may expect .de- The members of the Junior- choli-of ras~portrayed by Howe's Travel Fes- '.man; CHMord Walker. P J. McCue. thank each lndivid- feat in 1916." be concluded the First Presbyterian church were is connected ivith several prominen th<» splendid support, organizations; Mrs. A. D. Brearley. tivaL in magnificence" and~spTendorT73d^~MIsS—Kalhertae" "SuUlvsn, Miss Ralph F. Hitter; Church Workers. Mrs. T Pure Jelly Blade Rib Ntw Qoeea Qtulity JO« Councilman Samuel R. Morton Spoke pleasantly entertained on Friday eve- uumber of palaces, beauty of grounds K&therlne OTtourke, Miss Marguerite my co-workers at the re- Pumpkin, can OC of the gratifying indication the recent ning, at the home o£ Miss,Emma John- president oi the Civic Club; Mrs. I wish, through the col- glasa' 8c Roaat. lb 16c V. Compton. preaident of the Home and archltectnre. and In vastness, 'PoUar« and Miss Ethel Burns Rodriguez: Busy Bees. Miss Kate Dale. PEOPLES GROCER election held for the presidential elec- son, of Westfleld, formerly of this these Expositions are entirely ade-1 Other members present besides those umns of this paper to tender my city, in appreciation of the services Heading Club, and other members^of Chuck Heinz'a Pickled Q tion next tall. He compared the work the club. Including Mrs- Aaron Dean, quato and^n" the same heroic proper- .already mentioned were: Tbe Mlawi Club, the Hev. R. Elliott. Among 1 conf&rred. Of the_ Republican and Democratic recently rendered at a W. C. T. TJ itan_ as_the-colo«sal_event_they_cele- Bvetyn Of»y. Evelyn Grahill. Therei Special Sale of the People's Grocer, Saturday Nov. 6, and Monday, Nov, 8 ^ 3-boxee-for 10c Roaat,4b- —Onions, bottle— w? convention ,"in" W«BtnefiU X unique the"entertMnM8TirTeaTurmrwgre~ptano 15c tns in this city'this (all and Mrs. H. T. BIrkett; Jlrs. W. J. Blckett^ btato. At the San Francisco Exposi- [McJWlOii,. M»ry Moulton. Elizabeth selections by Miss Gladys Marson. rec- t£e reunite. and -well diversified program was car- rim-"Howe Travelers" wiU gaxe upon Bader/Saole. WlUuuns. AUce and Jen- shall be my earnest endeavor to (ITS Our Own Mothers Oats ride out. including games, charades, Mrs. Joseph W. Martin. Mrs. A. B. itations . M-Gage. elected aa councttman-at- 4ana. courts, colonnades. fountafasr'and"J£njSaTJlark. Myrtte-finlllvaii. Mar-- Social Intercourse ~aifd~ refreshments 18c 8c sjuLvocal numbers by the .choir Dainty Charles T. Gunn. Mrs. Josenh R-Rol tor the city's beat Interests and Unson T.^.,..^, «na lm[w«l., <.,»«.-<•» whlnh tan Keeto. Elsie and Margaret^ Kin- mlrtcd it> tho wntovmunt of those pros- Trentea Ptik RnU. Pure Lard led attention ti the-fact that, for therefreshments were served Among lam a. "rtaton. sjlandld-i. mmjnmhlfi nvtHj^SOs, Hanson, Kitherino. "and "prugmss; without-ejeoarjasment— to— Crop - those present were: The Rev. and Mrs Other guests were; -Mrs. G. L. Ox- ent. -. the" tax"payors-—i~sn*B-« Tea. lb ' pound past tour years there had been a Demo- ton, Mrs. J, A. Covert. Mrs. Oscar B. only to fabled cities of the Arabian Anns Fox. Philip Sullivan. John Main- ittsndance of councflmen and city" 35c 12c cratic: Mayor and that with a Demo- Li. Y. Graham, Jr., and daughter. Emily.. and zer, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fltzpatrick, . -NAMES COMMITTEE; Bliss Ada Woodruff and the following Gajrthwalte.~Mrs:-Thomas JH. KobertB, Nights", or fairyland* of awe o IB fin'" at all meeting*; and shall bc- Best Plantation Fresh Jersey O /|^, Sauerkraut cratic head and Common Council tt Sr., Mrs. Thomas H. Roberts. Jr.. Mis? gorgeousnes Hugh SbannoB.~James Kearney "Mayor-elect Harry Simmons, presi- choir members: The Misses Edith dent .o< the Republican Club, announc- willing at all times to meet the dtl- ~ Hams.lb *UC pound -'was up to them to do more for^the city Clara Mead, the Misses Violet and HJC d\Xtat-J>°rUon of Mr,Howe's Aim zens to confer_.with them on matton -Coffee^Jb- "-Thairtney Tiacrand~that"wJth a'tJemo- and'Helen-Jackson. Lncie IAUUOW; Er- covering the San Diego Exposition re- ENJOYABLE SURPRISE ed—yesterday his committee -of -two 19c ma Wbltehead. Helen -Squier. Oril becca Toupet. Mrs. H. T. McCUntock, pertaining to tho city's welfare. - cratic Mayor, the Republican., council Miss Ethel B. Johnson, Mrs. G. P. Al-veals "the most artistic "types of the The members of the choir of th. Grey presented Mrs. Stuff er TerriU and POTAXOESI Xr.TKt;y, andani offering them at this sale at apprecla* I- Foullrt. -50-with -each—pound-Choice Tea—50c~ -i—3-4b-caa Red-StayBaking PowrlerriOc - aayoT~>r-is~np~to~TiB=to~8huw -what £63" ^Twh»T M 'isifrffpT^rir-^ ill! iiUin inrliirto rnsny oih nanflsnror _ _ dtng annlveraaTy^Mra—Ji^.\» featureswidely variegated fa chsj^Tton 6t her interest and services wait 20 with each i-*Alb Choige Tea 25e 1 bot Worcestershire Sauce - 10c -can be doue I'stand. and always nave was surprised b>' a handsome gilt on Miss Julia Mershoar-Mrs. J. H. Wise, ; ward. field S. Do Uale. ot Oak Tree. Thei... etood. for a biiainess-llke. economical Friday evening" at the meeting of the Miss Kate Belmer~"Mlss Connett, Mrs -•*--. "" . •' 1 she'was organ]"*- Games, music am eosacement was announced SRtmrday- . 30 with each pound"Good~Tea - 408 1 bottle Household Ammonia - 10c PETIT JURORS sack; 95c bushel; 5Oc H bushel; ,; , 25c per peck. 10 with each 1-3 pound Good Tea 20c - sod efficient administration, juatr as Borean Bible Class of the First: Pres- F. W. Sell. Mrs. Frank Moore. Mrs C - * I refreshments made the time pas evening at a patty Rtvon la ftoncr ot ', Break in the faAel al Wheat in oascd » top in- the price al Best Creamery Butter. 33c lb the means of toe city will permit. The byterian church at the homo oi thoN. Forrest, Mrs. H. R. Holly. Mrs. M. w < r There are three resident* of Rah _30. wit h_cach_ lbProgTcgs Coffee - 35« 1 bottle Household Bluing . iqr anticipation • of the observ»nc»>P«»^»-y;_|'^^^ ^^.t ^ f, Miss Scudjler's iweuuolh. btrthdty B;" New Mackerel.T..-.--.•.-.--y^Jc-eacli, or i* tor r-»* Presidents Miiw' MaUfle MIWUTIIUB;—ot- WuudLuid. Miss EUml Oar.—MTR- of L-H. Mr. Yua P.. FLOUR. We have » large stock d Floor sade oi old 20 \tith each pound M, &J. Coffee SOc 1 bottle Puritan Pure Vanilla - 15C "publican pgrtyio'r ofBcJals. The figures drawu yesterday before Judse. C«n-, Als-o Small Fish at ... '. .*. '.'. .. 5c each 86 Hamilton-street, -In. }tho various William Bliss. Miss Baker, Mrs. G.-S. nolly at'Elizabeth, by Sheriff Otto and H**1"- Dover- Wheat, and are offering it at the Wlowinf piicts. 10 with each lb Best Santos Coffee 25c I bottle I»hman*8 Pure Lemon Ext, 15C -would have gone up -with the Demo- amusements indulged in OMlss MayBusb. Mrs. G. A, "Young. Jr, Mrs.' H. KPKCUL P<>lt THIH SALE Jury Commissioner Kuss This panel | rrats in power. I believe that my Gaxthwalte won first honors Music M. Bedford. Mrs. Walter C Clarke. Edear Wa Ph pastor TO SUBSCRIBER* CERTAINLY, WHY NOT NOW? 5 lfi)» Granulated Su^ar. — . .18c election was an expression of con-and ^refreshments "also, added, to theMrs. George A. Balz. Is the fourth snd last of the October) We ask subscribers who tall to 'ton."*Mrs." B.~E.~Merriaoir"C u. orayT t i\-< ni nrn- heat Black of Mi-rgfl Tea,, fidence In the stand I took along cer- pleasure of thosa present. The home .Besides.the officers of the Athenian preach an appropriate sermon, lernTor CouTC—Ttte Hallway copy of th > linesv -t-axpect-to rnntlnnfi pretty. fhr-yft- rinh nlreadv mentioned other "mem- Hundav even 241 lb sack, 85c; 12 lb sack, 44c 68c much along the lines that I have anthemums and antumn leaves Those bers present were: Mrs. Edward the Kingdom." Benjamin L. Crue and Rob- Tbe new panel wlU begin servln«!°«» "»«•- * »»»»*» Uat of tSf aanlatcd-Smiar J ..;-..—33c- g-. —in-matters-of -any-real -im- DraHenr""Tvere~Dr -Woodruff, -S;—Fsrrington,—Si €hxunpion of the World Flour. One of the best portance I believe the people should teacher; Presli Walter Felter. Mrs. Karl Helgenberg, torius, Mrs W. H. Randolph. Mr*. J/ ert Davis. next Monday anu wtu near air remaining on *b* «aleudar unttt thei aaslsta»eB_of oar patrooa^ Patent Minnesota; bbls. $6.5O 1 lb of our best Loose* Coffee. 3Oe be given a chance to express their drane. Secretary Mlsa Flotence Mor- Mrs. John 3 Hoftoou, Mrs. Herbert C. Melick. Mrs. S. C. Strong, Mrs. j • ". ' — not ex-' it free- from errors ta requeatodr January term begins. It Is not ex" *~- *~"" """• •• •-**• lb «acks —= 8Oc; . 12Jb sack = views. We should hot have an arbltary rilt. Mrs E.rs. ReevesTMtss Agnes McCauion. Mrs. Herbert -Mooney. Mrs. Walter Scott. Mrs. Arthur U. Pewy. | This evening there will be Iho rcgu- 1 - BAHWAYFOB. «ORPORA1*0%- conr^dl and its members should not Bagley.-MUs May G«rmf?site,-Mrs. H. William Pearson, Mrs. E. A. Mahnken^ Mrs. Louis Rowland. Mrs. 8. A. Squire, lay mbnUily xneeuo*; ol the Board o£ pected that tbe present term, will run w (Continued on Page 2) R. Holly and-Bliss titfSni Wraight. Mrs" J.""A. Overtoil. Mrs.-».-B. Pas- and other gnests. — > — Trjmew of the first Baptist cUutcb^_6fiysi]i_the prcsent_month. J. M. BRQQKFIELD, 'Tcople'g G_roc