MORRIS COUNTY, H. J.. M&HCH 3,1021

•tan/arkvpuibpl me. and In her statement of tlie execolloa five men from the village of Sucbilgo,! A ntft Imp aa4 Xata?tv*s band was KOREANS SUIN who, she fays, were led by the Jap-1 4 per cent. M ate wwHi. "1 dida*t. 1 dUmtr* aucse foMIers to the top of a till I ma* tried, taiacbtas. "I aaaile aim—" about three miles from Jon£jH5I | The Morris CoutySanatsBuk IMUMI wknpklf cut abort th* there put to death. ^ AmA WiW* tb* baching BY JAP TROOPS "ID the top of the hill," ah» iwuisnwN. N. *. ft**** «««M may a&utber word the clurt'S, "there Is quite a targe 1 pest duck ta IW lull boomed out nut visible from the road or TIUE t«*Jv* awiliaw strikes, aad without • Missionaries Tell of the Atrocities The victims were made to lit at tab*., «r -whim «dkct«*J In the New Perpetrated in Chientao Dis- bottom of thlx, where 0»y slashed at wltb swords. It Is rep kail* _ trict ot China. by an 'eye-witness that two it tar*^* did the pr*- 4 were broken and then the awful \ •f ta* iirta- -ra was finished with bayonets. Then th| Kted y*« i» lam stttfed It at l«st_- loose earth was pushed down from t -UtK sever •dad. r» gtad; to*- MANY VILLAGES DESTROYED Bides of the hollow to cover the i i*»A.*4 Jiwit, ' "But it jou most Ulated bodies." . - - U tt* dcroaun eatUed Ikento wter UMW ta* trrtfc. Kfctaitt—" Ckarg* Otllbirata Intintlon or Wiping J. answering Inquiries at the Jad toe BJ-IJ«. * seaafrumsl iBtcte* 1M1 Bales t» Ma H« *atd—*' anese war office, Lieutenant Colonel diridewUsIiiD 1a« wri •* s*« ••»«*«•»* "•"• "Uamr New Year!* Out All Ysung Chrlttliria—Not Puni>>t«l for Rillglon. Say Ilata told t press corresponded H waa ta* wire •# Mrs. WVibt at that the number of Japanese troop' At tic raw «» i ta* dwav Itw swag P***** ruse to . • Japs, but for Banditry and ^ employed In the Chlenta affair ma w aa amrats -I M s«« »»T J« s*t •» •»»»- mjtwwn bar,* Sa* went on, "Its laci. . Rtballlon. •10,0011.00. 3.0UO. not 18.000:---VUligw had 1 Consult Us About uditnt jmr Nr ill g( m And burned, he talii,. but only In fta tare w*t* »Q very gUd to hear • Tokyo.—DetatU of alleeM mas^ tkh pd KtMhomb «• h»T* where the majority of the inhabitant^ Your Building crcs of Koreans br Japanes« troops. were known to be In leajue Deposits •«£« to or before flic;Tft&* "fcsttWB aWtt tt fiur Eoecer than either ih* buitUnt of KorrtnHUHie* »nd the ontjawB 1 dntrartloD of oatlra crops are jlvMi Your home is worth more to you cow Una estIron the FSnt o* ifce Mo-rtlt. j«a~ «**M. sad I «» aH ready **•*•* ^L-filttl.h*^"' ^"^ *** ta «««.«.« rv«l««d from Cnadlan ' J ever before. Don't let it grt in a nia-doirU mtelonarl« In the CWmtao district tog to tbe charge that a i^lU b^w^^?^wrf * ***! *KW at sllr they shouted. .-Jus* attempt was made-"to condition. It is much eaaer to male minor " of Chin., mpplemrauiic prerlous re- ports oa ttls subject heretofore r»- out the whole Christian commui repairs than it is » tug job. Don't late (w. Aad ««r ]»« tay Is- *ttt of tit* finest examples ot unchecked activities of Chinese ban- tnces of KIrin. China. Japan, under the are planning to buQd be sure to give us a caB. Honey and Tar Bttkc wm af Canf kan Aat k* aad attest Japanese art; has beea »ccl- dits, Korean outlaws and Bnjslan Bol- strongest protest from China, has sent We will estimate on the job and it woat cost COaVOUND " itseoTered In tie BheYttL He said he was confident Seemingly Their Duties Are Manifold, Natal*, kaa kraa c^>C akrnt NcMktr aM •* with the seeming Intention of wiping Ikna Ikat H «as «Mf a «»»«•• at pare. rttUatlefphla, wb.er* no been guilty of the barbarity with Various "Customer*," : . oat of existence. If possible, the whole kd parttoatar Tal«* had beea attactwd which they had been charged. Christian community, especially all "Now, what do you think of that?" aa« W!M » kxf* t*fc- F B. DAWSON GO. Tlk* aaaak dates from the Fuji' j young men. . • . . •; said tho druggist's dork, "She wanted «nk Natalie «mr a !«" Mft aad tt 95j. Chars** Wholctal* Uurdtr. UFE EXHAUSTS HUBBY, CUIM PhoneJ.«ml)rrO*i>l., 4S5 ._ r _. nM tatendtBg from K4 ta to know what Thanksgiving Is for. Some people tliink a drug store Is ua A. IX It ««st aitnv&t to the F*ans?t-' after Ttllase ts dally being Muit Quit SlHplngtii E>t and Ettlne ran fcy John TL Starts, who methodically burned and the information bureau. to Sltep, Saya Wlf. of New "The other day a woman came In It *a •&« «f his trips to f&* men shot so that at present we hare York Man. Ortt«t,' !*• -masMim exMbU^l th» % T«PC of »tti*t»^ ^rmpn^ing thin H^y and wanted A> know who discovered Boonton Jewelry Store America. Km* said she had an argu- reUc wtflMttt raOMog tta vatae tmlll that haTe suffered from fire or whole- Kew York.—"Tour honor,. niy hus- m«try « ««ieffttl anJ eiftaostlxe sate murder or both. The facts below ment with a friend about It, end they band Is the laziest man In the world. dec.!tied I must lm tho-referee." *iy was aaade of Ispmew art • \ m absolutely accurate: . • "The poor .abused boy has two colos- 1W Mjactty «f the Rreat Jtpanes*^ -At daybreak a completccordon of He had perched himself on top of a WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC. sal regrets—oqe that he Is forced to ladder and was' trying to juggle threa fratial fa»UWs haxe mt'ts made Japanese. Infantry surrounded the main stop eating so that he can sleep, and ertat CMRBBMBN fcat f*« of th«$e »&- Christian Tillage of Korabawie and, or four boxes at a time when a woman the other that he Is forced to Hop came In and after waiting jt minute Always Ready to Satisfy. Reliable Repairing tedatc tJa* tmstee&ta reattur. Thestarting from the top of the Talley, set sleeping so he can eat." •a ttt^Bnseaa bears the face Ore to tit* Immense starts of tin- to be wafted oa-knocked t>n th'u coun- Thus testified Mrs. Marie Fllborn of ter. • ' •T a *Oy, "p*T)fcaWj Asitda. who ap- threshed millet barley and straw and Jersey City, In her suit for an absolute "I want a two-cent stamp In a har- p**ra tjk tm «f th* "*Xv>* dramas. It then ordered the occupants, of the divorce. Her husband Is Marie Ftl- 919 Main Street ry," she sold. lie gave her the stamp *»tr woo>l bot the gold houses outside. la each case-as the born. and she has not seen htm since and made change from a'$5 bill. Ttltphont CSSJ ' leaf fnaa tfce sarfac* has almost worn father or son stepped forth he was April, 1017. She has two young chil- "Would you please give me the same tm t>* jtane&ead ts set a shot oa sight; *nd as he fell on his dren. • kind of medicine that you gave to my tal oatUfl by weo» rrf matertal to face perhaps only half dead, great ."I confess that I made a moDumen- __. ^ _.„ rhlt cartftluy pr^t^ ptles'erf boxnlng straw were thrown on mother the la.^t time she came In?" tal'tttlstake, your honor," Mrs. Fllborn 1 nhe said. . , Hie Boonton Bnildinfl & Loan Association Safe Yon SI7.W »^ of dried t»ottier\ a fitct top of hlmv continued. **1 mildly suggested that "Wiio Is yo.ur mother?" he asked. twetr* years, axo wootd hare "1 was shown the blood marks on perhaps. It would be-.a good Idea for Organized May 2.1889 '-L^Xou k.Q0w my mother—the fat latly Oa Soil or Overcoat Its age as prior to th*the ground caused by the bayonet him tb get a ]oi£ ' '' ' thnt fliways buys a "bottle of soda ev- gcmtttiy. rvsknll^ss af Its style. thrusts mulcted on the men as they "Really, your honor, thb look'ot Erar soi asd tmmt k» tad ery night." ' ' ' * B £> ' •'" ' •.:.. ]SSantbf nscbr price' r, forgets haw expertly stroT* to rise from the flames, in spite amazement and horror that came to tta-i of tacqoer In An of the fact that they Jhad beea shot_ his face at such a disloyal thought on Join aad help us band bones lor oar. that £ecet\e5 the mest ex- three times at close range. The bod-" the part of a wife has made me sorry Various Causes of Death. Us were soon charred beyond recoc- ever since that I Tolced such a pre- It Is Illuminating to read the causes of death. In 1017—a typical year ta Booatoa people - W9. *ty imsx* ttxs.aa fLvted Ea. Ja- nitloa. The mothers; wires and even posterous suggestion. And I haTent yam fes> tftre&T* the- wry etecc." satdl the children were forced spectators seen him since. That's how It affected which the figures were not complicat- New shares Issaed at aay reflotar mectlBS. W & th» tack that of this treatment of all the grown him." ed by the war-—14.2 'of every thousand w t* 03 &s I90C wouTd not en- persons In the United States died; -55- males ot the Tillage, nouses wer* SobscripUoa Shares pay 6 per eeat. l«rtwSe th* ftestry theory, fired and soon the whole country was out of every hundred thousand deaths' ttet ertl tn'*e has full of smoke* which was plainly vlst> 153J2 were from diseases of the heart, Prepaid Shares pay 5 per ceat. 3S - - « bte from- this town. The Japanese ; Pauper's Only Brother - 1-49.8 from pneumonia, 140.4 ' from 6- - " soldiers then spread ost and burned tuberculosis, 107.4 from kidney trou- See the Secretary at oar office. MS UaUtSL tb* houses of Christian beUerers.tn i Died 125 Years Ago bles, 82.0 from apoplexy, 81.0 from cancer, .70 from diarrhoea... 255 from other,Tillages aa the way down the \ London.—Asked in a Bcussets Talley to tb* mala road. Then they diseases of the arteries, ,17.2 from In- • ..'•-*•**•• ':' . *< police court whether he had any retained bom* to celebrate the eta- fluenza, 10.0 from dIat)etes,-lO5 from -MU Iff N Praam* t* Y**.« 4 relatives to support him. a destl- diphtheria, 10.3 fffiin bronchitis, 108.8 p«ror*s birthday. . . . • tute man of eighty-three said he «as am«y «*"** *&•* sft* Barl reranc* from accidents of all sorts. -Arterial, THE BOONION BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION Photograph* *f Uunkra. t was without kin, his only broth- diseases and diabetes -show an In- ta ••iimiawiri . - ' • er having died 125 years ago. Baft a •sorts *ff w^wtry ft* "As w* approached the nearby Ttl- crease that la really alarming; for In tages we foand only women and chil- § Pressed for details, he ez- 1900 only 0.1 per.100,-000 died of the ir seep Ktaa "to tB* CVac*"* fit* a • plained that his father was mar* stsi tttt«. ss*t ft* to* CaHtea me* ta» dren and torn* white-haired men. Th* former and only 6.7 the latter. These, women -with young babies on. their 9 rled In 1792, and had a son who with those of the heart and kidneys, *.«« tefiCat her ta t* mau> oat J died three rears later. The fa- dp mi »e«m» t» h* the Sansfertt backs, wen watting tm ant* down are diseases that result directly from KRUECERS w^n^ny i photographed ruins of 19 • ther married a-second time, la the strain and stress of modern life, J 18381 at the age of sixty-two, — tri ra th* (ackgroKud bottdtags. among whl<£i were- old men —Popular Science.Monthly. PALE and DARK teartng their hair and crying, whllo • and the apptlcant was born a 0 jear later. C Bi Cm*; Ea vms ,a mothers aad daughters were recoTer- wl3 naCad Oat Sa»- tng bodies or unbomed trauores from . Judge Elbe'rt H. Gory, on his return tCr w»«ae JEmaJf* la Uat tbe burning rains. So many 'women from Europe, " discussed the Eagllan M ittall ka tl» »«rti. Ax ste ker- were crying and I was so angry at Prtdleta More PluratiBlrtha, coal strike at a luncheon. aaU Kkt|U frtra*.: 1 tUak what I bad seen that I could not hold Milwaukee.—The country will be The men demanded an uncondi- Ik* ken ama I kM». bat tt'a coy camera steady enough to take a flooded with twins, triplets and quad- tional two-shilling Increase," he said, time exposai*. ruplets during the^ext six rears. Prof. **but the government couldn't very **W* bare names and accurate re- Charles Kirschoff, astronomer, pre- well grant them that, because each C%. Bflmtevwr. gUtns Uieoplntoa ports of 32 tillages where murder and dicts. ' : e B3tMm£ ta-Iy was Justified Ha former Increase had been followed by. fir* ha** been used. On* Tillage has He said the conjunction of certain a decrease of ontpnt. . So many miners c °th* offenders ears bad as many as 145 Inhabitants killed. •tars with the new moon shows con- sa with th* fist.«C aa you see found That they could make Heroes.oar* been burned with worn-, dssirely that the world will be itar- enough In three or fotir.days to keep en and children In them. At Soamv tled by the fecundity of all human them all the week. races, during the next four years eepe- tasg1* were itood uptn front of'n "So many miners. In fact, were like targe grave, then shot and their bod- the sick miner. Aa the sick miner.' ies deaUojea witn burning wood and pale and drawn, lay In his bed the Household otl. This Is typXcaU* Bcw Wew. Bald Baby. doctor entered." ; Be*. IT. R. Foote* Onft'ltan Fres- . ArU.-^The plea of • wom- "The doctor examined him and tfien Myterian\ oxSssEooaryr at A^oongrnnx# an, "firemen, sare my btbyl1* cauiad said: . '' • Barnes SCTTTSI TUUgea In vhlcb. tn» three flremen to risk- mffocatlon In a "'I prescribe complete rest . Ton Kitchen fir* htre. Tha baby via ratcued. It tired yourself out In the last strike."* tSaa intfca vexe boned and sajs* waa a flog. Supplies, Fred Gordon Co. tfeat ta os»

tore was * matched ^by his ^parsons! "of this city; whose,name Koreans as his Authority, thrift: "Aloinmler m itas ertremely Rebecca,' nerer ""misses dll GOODS DHJVEHED AXD ORD£SS be says that S3 persons were shot ecuntuiiu-ul with his wearing apparel, j services, but often Is l&te. and seven tunned to death In their 1 had a cartons proof of this when JE i Last Sunday Bhe arrived just own booses at Chens San; that 60 accompanied the emperor on one of { ss the pastor was reading from were shot at CB Tone Ja. «nd that bis railway trips. Since I. found It : the Scriptures the Btory of Be- Ibss. vac sn Cbibttap iiqages. Impossible, on acconni of my responsl- ' becco at tho well. As the late- * *^b. soldlcxs and eoauaandlog of" bjlltj^ti?, sleep of ntthts, I would often comer tripped up the aisle the T the soffit HOT Kbo t« t» these ptaceV* sssert- 'catch glimpses of bis maJesty s Talet minister readu '- Groceries, Provis- SBT sl«*rt -BatwcsaJIr used ea ed Mr. Footti >»• a cutmt thine mending the emperwr*s trousers. On "And-behold, .Rebecca came t»a ruuiti t ot ban ss coaTtnstbn wbatenr vltb one occsslon I asked him why ha forth.". ions, lionse fnrn- tte''"tcofisw"-b^-Oo thrtr iBaboUcal didn't tire his master a new. pair In- ^rood EtnlleB played over the Tteeca^aad-p«B oo. • Koe SeL'Tooc Is stead of mending the old so often, t faces of the worshipers. Blushes * •Well, I would rather have It that'i t£e onlj pbH. vbcic mr nason~«as flooded the face of Rebecca. gtna ts the people tor tue action. vsy,* be answered, *bnt his majesty | won't let me.* He. Insists on wearing I ..Courageously she went on, ^ "A Kocean ,atcoap*&led the soldiers quickening her steps. ( sad told ta.mpl.tbst the officer his garments nntn * they are thread- bare. It Is the sam. -with his boots.'" ' "And she' made haste," con- nUI s* bad (tiduiK that the owner tinued the. clergyman.. of tb. boos, bad collected moner tor . -Snickers from the yoUDgsters, patriotic porposes,. If only Hugs Stone tn RooatvtiVs Honor; broader amlles from the grown- WILLIAM BROWN. The greatest chunk of stone ever ups and- half-suppressed giggles ans wool* aat aerloortr object; but Quarried or transported In the United from. the half-crowns were the U b becaaaa tka parfKUr tnaorent Stares or anywhere elK on earjh ts response. aad kdpkna ara dose ta death wlth- coins to be hewn and brought to By that time Misa Bebecca oot aa •ppomnnnj to or • Washington, for the monumental Theo- had reached her pew. Bhe dl il Th stumbled In and Bank down ts . ttaa MS drtno »sbn«- ward in tlletr in bekalt that tha In- If she hoped the cushions would jmUn- aad hardship appear." •wmorlal Is to take the form of a SACRIFICE! Jttin. some^88 by 40 feet In dimensions, I swallow her. • - - Daerlhias the acdoa tt the Jppan-' eaa tabDen at Kan Chant Her. Mr. and It Is to be csrred ey Carl Ethan "Let Hie damsel abide with Alriey out of a solid block of rock. I OS," said tha minister, closing Foote.aaU that the |tna( men'ot that ! • his book and ending the reading, Xs w^te;**enl(4.1n traot ot a TCber. the stoae Is to come from sp* We Are Taking pears sot jet to be determined. One • much to the relief of Bebacca. *»Si,ws» bntbtr bas b«B so Kareaq .kaatt and. wtlhoot ena a It* af Jfr. W*3a. konuax. rkatOac two aftamlnatfc^ al«t down, a la ' »»«««I«T be M* wktac aawrt. n* aaik kaaaV Tien th. bodies were heaped to- sary to bund a.speclsl railroad and Our Loss Now 'aanaiiT iiitirmi • n Jer to tw» piles sad co«rta wUh equipment to bring It ta Wsxhtegton. TEETH PROVE DOCTOR FALSE Hs Blsmed Them for NeurlUvSa Ps. tlsnt Calmly Rtmovsa DURING OUR READJUSTMENT OF Uia Set.

sL E, vaa nova ot M«I>II»I«^ JV. WlDBled, Conn.—Charles & Waner, lit a commerctsr*'saleEman, loves a Joke PRICE SAIL OF FURNITURE ttra Jajan T, Is tb. tnTtntar of a scheme for -anS-Hses-to- tett-oDe. den. ^ Qettlng no relief from a doctor's sot JUtn. aad Brewpod waa acuea. boat Is trotted with a conple of um- bnSas a* nbbsttaed (abrlc, one on.tfestment for neuritis he said he Tls* 'I a «akt. bara>waialac pso- Ited another doctor snd received a ate, woo stnaisd lard to mat* a l»- la* gait aad tb. otter oa the star- baatd sMe, attached ta tbe gunwsl. thorough examination, after which the LLfllCOT. id doctor-told htm'hla ntlment re- aad ayma books, tbdr Sandaj by asartafsvtrlgxer. H. Fcldman & Co. WbaaM-ta ns* rh. nmhrrilas sre salle, d from poor teeth and that be ,2 «^ i-coTtopseiJ and sak. ap ttttle mom, tbe 1 could sot expect any relief until the ""* >"*" I —— betas; swang alongUde of tteeft had been taken out. 31G mmi' ltf. Warner protested, hut when the tor Insisted, bo yielded and re- BOONTON nd bis false teeth and handed them , Wutfier> iUiti t* lirdi. ' , It's oil rt£ljt to issue a free I.OOK- *?0 WHAT ftASE USES : \ . f» 1et on how to save cot'I, but It would One. aow utlik-tlc tiit-ftiugtj, either amauur'or iiniwif-ereq ti» t& 1 driven armies of birds, evtn the wliil- Weird and 6avage Rites Indulged tn the aspect af the world When , BI last; to gel It, ' jii-ff.^lwiul in Hi*- L'lilted States, is |W1«N of M amber* of tha Birau tHbm of the Jotlfctlitl. (*t. Into streets and gardens and un- by the KhlysU, Sect of* the mighty fabric- of ttW itvuinn empim tronted plaices. Great flu-cks of gre^n Hie «•:•<-. i HL-ly lo l>« hud Up« • W th« Congo Ar« Interred With cracked and fell and the bartmrlana— Bilkers misfit lit U-UHI .niuip \ntne "i-\>»*i}>iz t'jiiu-btufuH, A ]»vtt»H utam Russian Fanatics; , In time of (Ma thb ' oitfjr plover, which are singularly shy aa a ' .. ,/.. the Cbrpte. - 1 ' Huns and' Vftpdala and! Got In— rule, apiK-'ured Iq* the stackyard* ,nnd air Into their iiiuMiumtlc hrt'iul und In oni" [•!nt of the country, for «- where-a *Man tf W*r" ca4 greater One of the queer religious sects of couitd la the race track. .--«-£ •wanned over Uie rained walls. Any- paddocks of Hertfordshire villages. Tn I{l.ve the Rtu^lii (JIH-II ff>)Uf\v8 i style <«f play The Barua tribe in the Congo dis- the worl<) if the Chrlsts or Khlysta of Buckinghamshire several thoujuiud h(s trict of Africa have a number * of one who is curious in this matter diflVrlnjf t-HH^utliiliy from tbut en»- Htuwia. They hold their meetings In should go \o the Russia of today. ivHiks In a flock was no rarity;_ nnd ployi'f] by an "«levMi" elMwfaeru, and, •trmnge end horrible customs, * but of The trouble with tha «opcert of na- Tf tin- price of cnal; BtiijH up, tliere their chirrche* with hundreds of men. There ancient history is being- re-en- old scouts cftirne rigbt up to tlie buck wti.-n two (unie tugellitr, each l<'Uio Is tbem all their burial customs are the women imd children attending.. After tions is tint John Boll always Insists doors and competed for tbeir food will lie many a cool stove thin winter acted. A peasant woman living near tifii "to ]i-.uu iitudi lo. ltn adv:iiiUg«. moit terrible. When a man dies a prayers and liymns tliut last until on playing Ui« bass drum* with tbe poultry and tbe pl^s. In. Lon- flint will realize tliut It Ix itot gelling Wilti'llif jraine beiwft'il llsrTaid ual- iaTg« grave Is dug. The corpse and inldnlglit they beclu a wild dance amid Moscow has got an odd bit of a rag don ft was curious to me the pigeons a fair Hhuke. hli wivea—these may be anywhere .sobs aii'i froaiiB, ACJer this con- as a knife cleaner. That bit of ragfeeding 'busily on the fee, to the obvi- varsity tinil ('"litre c«ilU-i[>f goot* down from two to twenty—are escorted to tinues fnr a, while they abandon their Mlcrc-ba. in »ugar Bowl. . Is a torn fragment of Rembrandt's ous Irritation lof the gulls, whose tills "The iifodern girl iloetm't Itlunb Intl.* uDilcilc hlxtory. it rpm»liy to b« the hole with wttd music hnd tho In- garments and put an white robes and About one per cent of tbe Cuban piloting, "Head of a Woman," . The are useless for securing fragments unougli," Bays the Atchlson Olobe. MM-JI to iiiiw (jrvat an extent Harvard terested attendance of the ciitlre tribe, white Blockings. Candles are lighted, sugnr crop, va)aeower second wife follows. The dead man's right, t)u' women to the".eft. greater ability in picking cp morsel* 1 Announcement tlint the United of die i;n-:it "CrliiiHOD." relatives then proceed to break the from tbe floes and even the water of In a short time a sort of madness States pdc^^ wawar wilwilll enend InIn thte ilrsi t *rmi and legs of the two wives so pretense at guvemmept,.which preced- the river, a feat very foreign to |helr fall* upon them. They leap, scream, culprits. It Is estimated that each of us liuvc hi|d that they cannot get out of the hole. The 1 ed the Bolshevist government by as- nature. . " beat ' Uu'.iu«felvea bud each other. In- perftoo In tbe Unlttd SUtes consumes fight was on. HtTtH mi Institution pemllsrly head .of the corpse Is placed In the lap dulge In wild lnughter'und erica, and 8LS4 pounds of iofi£ each jetr. At Wnlnatiou. Tlftees hundred years or AIIUTI'/UH. J'vcr.v nli»p, factory. offlc« of the head wife, and the feet la the then bt'dn. to (ear off the (yirments tills rate, 8T8.0O0 persons could be .rap- *o ago, no doubt, many a Hun, or It conies hard, hut the nunui'IIr rlty or oiher.f-'oiii^' conr-Hi, has one—fore-' The Boy of It ! lap of the second wife. with aliouta of "It Is coming, the Holy ping with, the sugar destroyed by Vandal or Goth pig wallowed In the 'Iti f iiiiiii, siipfriuU-iHU-nL or managerf s«l- The' rest of the wives nre then thniit The three children »*re on Hie f itweller Ui time noiulrn the 'Im1.lt at Spirit Is coming I" They begin to go germs. The sugar lose* Itsi .sweetness rare and exquisite mosaic of the Ro- (loin \ni>i>rl>-vir, who la "Mister" to the Into the hole, their limbs broken, anQ about on all fours, riding oa-oue no- atrcet cor on their »aj to schmil—» i mvnlng nothing ami L'Miipliig 'hu ttr- when the molds ponsonia the sucrose. man hath; many beautiful things were bokny. nnanrfd tu.twon vnjounge,,ni»i|r, .(Rtcnt(Intern.. TllfTh!e Hi* Kls-. ?f rriror™j t,tof mr.vlnmovincg ,lncluyv. ' . . hund*. MusMy he hus grown nmoog they are forced to sit In a circle about other's backs, rolling about on - the Its «*weetenii^* principle, put to the barest uses, aays London the corpse and Its human supporters, floor, Ml Ing and scratching oue an- ten disputed who was to push Ijiei - thf-ni, or in like plan; elKewhen', and News. All that old unhappy story is 'CCHI- i priest, chanta a few words, and other, ond at last go entirely Insane button to notify the street car con-H What this country in ils I they all know liim und depend on him /,' prl<<'jf can c.^ryoue falls to with rude shovels, and dniOi about until' they fall ex- - Marble Chsapar Than Wood. j? being told again In the Kussla of to- duc'tor to stop the car. .The older »l8-7oinl»t wlio nui rtiu'w 1 .for tlie ^<]iiiirt' deal und give him the 5til line] put cllihlng earth Into the hole; They nev- hausted.' By tlnwn the church floor A report to Washington from' the day, , ter won and held her finger on the* i,e kept up uti wlmt w suiiie, "Tlitj Old Man" does- not **s- button fop more than n Mock. Then £ down on what we l.uy. Btop 'mitil the grave Is full and the Is coviTi'd with nnkeil men. .womi'n. American cotnmercUI attache lo Borae M>ntin»>- nunibLT. h\n years as-iuany; is to the effect that America* lumber her brother- rose, pulled her hnnd u . ,._..^ ! . •wrpse and the llvlnp wives burled far and chUdren* unconscious nnd blood- Of course. It may become necessary uhiff iti'ii tii«* under blni, bav* seen has gone .to such.price beUjfata in the Bway.arhltntrlly and pushed the hut-}] F.venn In.llcnu- with .|.«|,I.I I under the earth. The--howls of the stained. • -. for colleges to change their courses so lilpi'irrow-wtti^tiif concern and hop* Italian market that ~ builders find It Um. 'The older sister stepped Into^clearness Hint ihn liigli price <>t f. •wires with their broken Urobs and fear as to prepare every girl to support fiutliisis iiit-in. The title is <>ne of 1 dieaper to pat In marble i staircases the ventibole, followed by her sister.- rlke tho mun^vlll iiot i/umv ilnvn •of the terrible death are drowned by , Judging by this season's fashion- herself after she becomes divorced. i'i-lioniittf loyalty' and the buHlness than to build them of wood. Such-Is to be the first to step off the car. An ^ ]esg Koiiit'l»ody Hindi* I the banging of drums and the yells of able hat color, somebody has IMSCII the combined effect of mtli cost, plus i |>u*sysse»j "The Old Man" liaa an doing a lot of red propaganda. ft stopped, the brother brushed thorn A I the delighted tribe. freight rates, multiplied by tbe ex- That German general'who advises A t-'t that • will keep it'abiding upon

I -." • : "~ • • change premium of four to one that; world war against Russia may have in ffjundutlon of rock; > - - About one-lift), of a billion acres ot j BORKMioff uie nrst scow or winter Italian buyers have to pay. to trans* mind a possible reopening of the mar- does iwt get quite the etime mep- ]late our money Into theirs.—New Or- ket for mandate*. the cut-over land and. woodland la'the leans Tiroes-Picayune. • . Halted States might be cleared up and tloo »s does the first yjo'et of spring. the stumps removed so that the land would be available for productive farm Inf. If ull this agriculturally suitable forest mid cut-over land could be made Into farms averaging " I GO acres, It would provide 1,250,000 farm*. in Increase of about 20 JUT cent over present number, ,It Is believed Lnllkely that more 'than 50,000.000 pcres, or eu.oi.gh for perhaps 300,000 terms, wlt^/be made available unless SCHOONMAKER & government assumes r^ytouslhillty. Established 1894 course, everybody knows that Everything to Wear 225-233 Main Street, Pateraon, N. J. Boonton says, and you to know money Isn't wealth. Money merely That VVTOME makes the good blood How, represents wealth. Jli« real* wealth - * . So drink it now, for why delay Is the things money -will buy, such na ' When each glass drives the blues away. wheat, corn, cbltim. hides, etc. In the meantime, says Kansas City Sttir, tell From Saturday, March 5th to Tuesday, March 15th Lincoln Park Public School. that, to your farmer frjuhd. and note low it cheers him up. We Will Offer Sterling Values at Our HONOR ROLL FOR FEBRUARY. . . They say n movement baa fctnrted Urtynmar Department. In Paris to uholish the French kissing Mrs. S. R. VreeUnd, Teacher. custom. We can't see how it requires Bovs.— Andrew Boh nine Herbert «ven a movement to ban the French Bogirdui, Charles DeHart, Charles way of kissing, says Houston Post. MandeviUe, Louis Melidon,Steven Reg* There's not a welt or blister in n mil- eU. Ulf Rflsmusaen, Hudson VanVag- lion of them. • • . *~. »er. John Villoresi. GIRLS,—Irene Moser, Dorothy Man Five plnce' In Scotlnnd have voted 7th ANMVEHSARY SA deTille, Helen Regetz, Gertrude Wil- themselvi-s drjr. They un?. Auchler- kim, Andrea DuBois, Ethel Riker, Irma arder, KHsith, Klrklntlllw'h, llutlicr- McKtlvey. .. glen and Sanqulmr, some, of whose In- Men's and Young Men's Women's and Misses' Suits, habitants will' now he nble to pro- OT ONLY do' we Intend to create a safe Dresses, Coats,, Wraps, ' Grammar Department, nounce them. Suits at Prices Less Than N In Commemoration of our opening yean Mils Ruth Husted, Teacher. •0O. *>eU will uphold every tradition «nd An aviator .has truv.'l*d 132 miles. You Had Hoped For Skirt's, and Waists at Sale ' BOYS,—Joseph Becht, Gene Fenn, policy that hat made this business eo auc* In.44% minute*, it, Is aunuuneed. Come oessful, but in the spirit of ts* ttmea and Brother Mofer, Sigun Rasmussen. 1 These Suits are to bis had tn fancymixed Prices. on; let-us have thc>jrest of It, about cheviots, caaalmerea, htnnespansv worsteds, Stfid to meet th* new conditions that face us all, GIRL3-—Anna Kemmet. Irma Sucsai, miserable roads, et». • . blue surftes,'la sites II to SO, and whether yon we have marked prioee for this event at Lovely Frocks of Silk Eleta Roome, Elizabeth Riker. are what we call a "reruUr." -ton*." "stowt" or. "flhort," your sls« 1« her*. i« Ui mttfm, pat- such low figures as to almost crease the Charming creations of jjpnuinG Canton crope, terns, tailorinr. quaJlttefl, we offer yon s«1ac- thought that the calender has been turned crisp taftfta. soft, glowing crepe, black Ftatin or tlons frbm the larg-est stool: of asoCs and yonhs baekwarde four years, for vatuee such as we crepe de chine; ornately ornamented witli touches of hand embroidery in Hlik. wool, Rold Bargain hunters are showing a re- men's clnthlnr to be found In O*t» •eetkra of present for this mammoth sale have not the state. .. .'.'. •••.•'••.•'.-^•':. •-•...••- braid or beads', or'ffllh new ribbon deftly loo*i- luctance to meet lower prices half Sanitary Plumbing been enjoyed since the pre-war period. Prices ed or pleated. way—they're waiting until, they ,4san apeak more eloquently than words and only •Models that feature the new width skirt, beau- aee the whites of the profiteers' ey^s. Heating-and Tinning BediK«d to a few are mehtldnad in this space, but equal tified by flaring or bouffant tunics, broad folds 59 Suite were. ..940 or graceful panels and delightful little clusters values will abound in profusion throughout 27 Suit. were...... *45 of flowers diBcreetly placed. The Increase In divorces Indicates •the entire store during this nine daya of ex- Colors: midnight blue, brown, Zanzibar, rust, that a good many are coming to the Furnace, Boiler and 118 8uiU w*r»; ...»50 traordinary selling. . ', wren, silver gray. • SIZCB 16 to ' ~ conclusion that the only way to be Mi H and 36 to U: very 17 8uiUwer»...... |65 happy, though married. Is to separate. Stove Repairing f Fv.thi* 8aU special at -. .'.- $27 Los Angeles, reports the return of Coats and Wraps >» the 25 cent hair cut, but It may be Beautiful coats and wrajm In fabrics of vcloar, Work*promptly attended to 'Radiioad la aerge, poplin, bolivia, campl'n hair, mixtures mere propaganda to Induce people to 2SSiitaWarit f53 and-other materials. In straight linr. sport ajid run over to Los Angeles to be 56 Suit. war...... $60, wrap effects. Embroidery Ideas discreetly ex- trimmed.- 84 Suits w.r...... ,^« ecuted, may be found in profusion tMroughout J. F. KOPP & SON '107 SuJta war*....»....,97V. this lot nnd" colors ouch aa tan, rookie, navy Home knitting is to be revived, and . 39 SuiUwara...... MO' and black are offered in half and full Bilk-lined 126 Myrtle Ave. - im garments in sizes from 16 to 44, priced at the the past and present will be united ; 9 SulUw*ra.:.:...... tM /. For :i"W» Sal* remarkahly low figure ' ice—•d a **t• •th" e tn a fireside discussion over politics Phone 204 R. tor this sale of carried and to the click of the knit- Full.Dress and Tuxedo Suits— "Stormf-ir", Coat*-In Sprine only ,...'. .* .;;.., ting needles. Values J85 anj *90; PTI AA weights, made frbm Scotch jnix' $27 re;luce-l to ...... UimVV ed cheviots and homespuns; in SMART SPRING SUITS Men's Raincoats—Values from slzei from IS to'48;. values $40 A thoroughly complete rind varied • array of [firbrica and shades. llb.SO to 322.5P; S Every feature af these suits conforms to the dictates of fashion for Chuter No. 4271. Ilewrre Diamet Ho. rrilucod.to -thin Spring and the new broad eklrta are In evidence throughout this BEPOKT OF THE CONDITION OP TIIE Troutere—Sizes..28 to 50; In Custom Matte1 •«;*•—In a va .aaaortment. Materials of serse, trlcotlne. veiour^hecks and miitures. cissinicrcs. hoTieBpuns, wbratedn. Shades of navy, rookie, tan.-black andinixturcs. rlety of styles and patt#rj>t; tall For this ^ale we have marked the very ehev!pt», scrtres; all of fine--wool. ored.ln the'manner.that'hasmade-j N materials; alt shades and «at- special price of •$27. »t,Boonton> in tha 8Ute of Ntw Jtrwr, at the eloie of terna; values from $10 to $15; bur Custom 'ortanlsatlon .fa- mous; for this '• ;y|f7'AA ' BESOUECES. LIABILITIES. 'thUaale-...... -.,-. *£4Jv%9 LaLouii and div I.. C*pft*I stock paid in UXJXXM 7.00: cooota. lnolau- ' jauxam Ins reduooanu. SL Sorploa fnnd (sxc«pt tboia a Undivided profits rVKJT.O . fhowa In b bLe» current ex- / Women's Patent and el «11k4M.» ' j*n»es. interest ' ' tod taxes paid.. - Total loiBi. Colt Pumps i. U> B.. OOTern- Inlerent and dlsconnt col- ^27 OlflDt WCDlitlu lected -or erf dited in ad- . ovo*d' Yat.ce of jnatDritr and cot All'•"i .ffered tn the^e earned (approximate)*.'... ThiVe •plondld:l>i»*cjare 'made of full welglit cowhide; they;vmre pump* ore regular fS.OO M. -AmoantreBcrred for all In- leather fl»«sifi«d ai "«p»ci«litU," for boya - and as... T»Ja OTUitlM '*••' '•'•''•••'•'.•'.:.'AS.!i'JSs',5':-';-: •n • (lobby with utand In catering to th*lr«lath- Eemaiid—depoulU Ing Bin), now w«_r«aljr.t>nl w. ar. laying fht Waists for Wonfen ——ttaur baikzMWB m Brads Qtkar than jject t tUo reMrrs.( (dapoiita . •D. abondi . sayAbl* wltbin 80 dan): to earn*.'. Sturdy dothing fo rth. boyi at W. IndlTida*! dtpotita inbject lace trimmed; ..some embroider- tochCtl- ed; cross-bart and striped; oth- Women ••'afttte era with colored collars; selling b Bonda other than 87. Dlridendi QQpald K. Camlsolfii fof natin and crap<» de U. 8. Bonda tU raarjr Cfcerlot and ' ,.08 Jarenllo ' NorfolkJ for the very special | S\fJ : Total of demand depot- • pledcsd to,». • iU. (other.'lbao back Guelmen Kaiekerbrocker BulU, In •l«^p <•> "•*» price of ...... -.- raluw for 57C depoiiu) tubieci to lie- Bargains From the for the. better.tnatf° Salts; In slsis 0 uf 18; rslae, op to IK ,r..fMT^ Muslin~ Petticoat>i,, trimmed with . - aarra, Jtemi us. M. 35. reftbz PMO Taloei, (1J7 Ince ini] embroidery; •>•> n- • SecurftiM other M.87ahd»- scnt the hlgnest [^H.OO taluM-for 52.27. thanU.tLiondi hrtmaker« «rt : Time • deiwilti' _—„.-- — ._'Baby Shop" ; : 2 to 10; In fso«7 nlx- - Extra i!ze Nlpht-ron-ni, trimmed I not - incloding- assortment of /s »..Cot7 Solu; la Beaerve (paratne after 30 •ten • to it; renlar US tgm. snd blue series; with l*ee and embrolderj: *»i oT day«* or robisct to » 'lava . Ait iipnph this departmenf^n^s tertiji may be.fotma tl» On- «.00 ralups for .-.#1.0/ or morn notice, and postal tn , of rabrlcn ; that iS* eooU ...... TIXI nines lo S1US 1111 CArset rn, tririimcd with en- (Collateral Trait uTiiunO iy. ; -•- . only "opftniMl a shoii-time Ago, Its and other &ot«« 'expect. In. h !»>i!t?rM;(,$;; id $130 IM raner idled KnWk- » Students' Bprtm Top Umbrellas for Men ralaei for ' 4U 'ertwektr Snlta, .with .two for not tihty are the Bt}..»u..u...*~ - 16 and 18-vaJu*. bo«n'reduced Costs, la slses .11 to 18; Women's IIOK*. In • hlaeJf, i?ntta 42. Othsr thne'dcpoalU-'o bright nnd cheerful,-but- here you' pairs ©1 tronacrs: sixes fl Total, of tinjB deposit! In price'for-thUW'J-JjJfe^-ft-'lUj. Tslaes to -130 ...... fl«J7 and Women and cordoran; SOc • 0*7— subject to lie tar re, • will find everything that- even to UJ.TSIOM to CS.liajf ralnwi for .*'C ltetDi 39, 40. 41 aod 42. Jthv tinjeat baby could need up nle '•to' .^ /• Uly;^p>ii?SOS[| 400 Pslrs of Kskker- Women'i Fnll - Fantiloned Silk ...in: Bias . 8ers> ' Salts;< . Covering of good American ^Toae, Iti black, whito and all ahM to,nil that might be thought of boekers la nuterlsls of taffeta; steel rods and frame; In nprnrpl Tor children up to six 5^§ ^#ltk 6B» pair of tronaers; cbeflots. rssstia'sres «sd shades; J2.M - #1'O'T •to. % 'sites:• to U; raltus to, all styles of kiriaTWKWyular $3 Tttoe* for .-i: #*•«* itocks, o S-enYH of nge. " . . , cordarors; regnlsr sfssa, 7 and $3.5. in black, white S«a«rr« •a :.(.....„...... Mm to 18; eitrs slses, 1» ts Hi and corrtoTan; SOc O*7n / > infanta* Tie**, of pni*' eathm«n; for this sale " ~ Tnlnea for *7C 7. Stock of federal Bewrre In whit", bark-and cordovan; rt|- - 0» rmij. Uli»d Bolts, 'stout sixes, 14 lo 21; SMS f Bank CM per cent, of snb, nlnr Sftv «Ipei; #1 97 to .1.97 Womfn> Vest*. In •ammer scriptioa) - T wUa oaa p«lr of'tftmri- weight*: IMMHM and band • nrj- i pnlf fnr•.i.,;.,;..;,T.V.,.T *'" ' en; slsrfcu IB: TSIUS to top«; «W •atves.for .....'.....Z7C s, a Value of banklni bow. Infant*' HI Ik and Woel B*M( IIJ "jarealle Wssk Sola; owned- and nnlncomb«- rbile oulj; n>solar . Kte T»JD«, »iv.....,i..::.....n«« Women's rdlnn ,8nld. In Sammef 1 vblts and ttntjt, la wclffhti; low neck, no slecrei; tiffht b Xqoltr in bankins home r "!??..; ., ,. .,,....^; .67C ;s';i-t,.^;»J.I>A| 1U EsWkerboeker Units, jnMdTs; Ojtsef TaXsts. and loose knee'; J1.00 *| 97 t, riinltarsan4flitcres<* •• Inftutta' Ribbed II*4*r-EnclUb a'fSMraUied ekrtlols. Jontor Jforfslks sad Bo,- raise., 2 for •««*/• iDtt plain" rllrj»f4l; In «rbjt« only; assiaieres.kMuapaBS sad Women**-4?b«iRo1»et.^O16rts, In aisa styles;' slses 2 ts It; all sixes and colon*; $1.00 (;>?— made afUnr HaU; ' -'•' 97. •W atrfc*! moat* af tarn a c r .rsloM to {US .,...,Wl Tallies for ...^ • C It. I^wWNrgeerrswiihFedCTil We raltie for ..y* •; :lo";-i>ro'itBi'i»ti.riiS|^^SS(;: vttli tw» palra of four InraaU'Wblt* t)rtMl*| ahort and Wnmen'ti Kid Oldren, (a white, long; t+guUtt IZ.09: - -..'•• *t ^>T Haal.takanboekcrIrem- 154 Pain' of afraickt blnck. hroirn, mod a and beared; It. Xt«miwl(hr«detalBa*erT« thlaaal.W;!>-.^%f.3fiflg«Kffii •rs: stus 8 U U,''.nc<- 93.50 value! '• *O ofT Auk In pioeeee of oollee* ralDM for .;.,...... •••^/ Traaaera; 'iifr« 4 "to. •: tloB (not aTailabte aa re- Ipfant-' TT-rti Vr*—M. made of lar i>: to n'ntra ataa; regiilar (1.(0-Taloea..,n« for. #v.....:...5*.27 •em) -•• •/ 5w>hamljnir« and giaxaama; nf H to H, rtoat .-y Women*! 'lO-Bntton Kid Ginre*. In white, brown and black; - - - — is. Cash In vault tod wt •for K.00 .,.- ••••'•••••••-••<•••' Q*Tt,' nek to' »*>, bit 1 C • Bon • BUtk B.bl>.r tB Taloes for ..* amoaaiM do11 a from tta> raioes for* ...*,. ,..V". bees n- th*nrt hftf^ Coata and Tan Balaeolta: Women's HUk Qlores, In fi and 12- . 'tntmntn' HKk"mmd VMI TMtaf la hntton lenethi: In - whltr onljr; Total of Items it. U. it. ill iliea: r^guur |L25 .T^lom;. KBQ l»ftndU.,i.J.IS4tl«14S . tn Pimuna aod P«b» 17. Cbecks on banks UtemUA F^.,::..:.J.,.:.:<.;:..;;.$7C: Baatk U1U, U is - W'otn^n't Bhort SIIIH- Oloree, oatalde of dty or town of Flaan.1—tilsln. hciosUteM' aad /^. repoTtins bank and other nubrotdrnd: : 30-M ..In.'. wld^nf'* of Hw M"»a'" akowttf; Vlddr and OUrer Twin Wblte, black and color*; • .ur »i.Tr. t» »i6J_:..£.„• :^- ±ii2f •Wn T.tal; renbr |WJS Boluv.uv bli» aerai; alua $tao rahicf for ...... or t^iV ,-.^ff m;;s.^.;...... tin I U 10; IUM n\vn. HXI Woman'* Silk l^etticiuitaV In taf m rslav.. forCh»itf - fer -tbeV-feabT, fela and Jenej 1 ^£3& plil hlle enamel;, regulu |T.OO Mlnet for .... Women'i, Cottoo Petticoat!, -. *&27 flowered detlrn* and plain nlora I B-MusiiMs for li» Mby last.«™ Low Prices on Men s 13 rilw* t9r ".>. "Titali. msMjnM ;~-^tai.^. - Kimono*, tn pin In and- flow*red WMipiwis.Trf'tta^mty.vawit' Hats terptmttne crepe; In a wfda fer fbul teak to CfaAlratan nTBoanr ""'"lHae of Wortted Jersey of Aeiiitant ( acliien for month otHn , .».../ r'aM»rr regular: ;^:-q^ti Titloft for t i i«n ate ofter Cotton Bel«A rotir choice or either * . HMWA*•— oaunoTdafa.ofthtowpcrtwasi. : ; V • ... 1 la cotora ot foe Wimij anj MiaaM derby or Boft, hat nt this apeclul Jlrtmmei 1i»ltb ^"worTa»*'i-Bl«*i •ale price for there are all alxe* it of mlAitm or oomiXMatlon paid to aH oihfr tpplnree* of the Upk * aniu ann rerily ththe p penonifleatlon n nt thapea and ahadea to ehoo«e from 1 lt ith BnMl«re< and Bandeau*—tut and ],ru«o/par7«iJuaa8x; asmberof UWM *mplo • '5for:...;,.,«.,v.i— W"!-,'/"™?* ^aammrln»la-4tia4tiT atat» ahead of tha. mlBatB e with and wheri ire, mention auch well- embroidery trimmed; , . 1 I lafaars* h^"~. Mini nad.paxM t N tl ll v *%-.:.._.,-.•. . '•-.•:;>.;7-'i .vAi.:-- *•%<•;-.•-; •*>,' •"' turn Notch collar*, Tnzsda model*, atwwl collars known nines »« Berr Younj, Drey SOe.TaliK*.tot ,....i.,.. ... •-.^.—-'rU^WaifltiwULilil*"1. \ ' P^ '" '^ '[ '[ , •.'•"; •"" : 1*4 rtnlatlMi Norfolk affects, tn *1| wanted tit an mnlteni. one; may rest aaiur- : Women*! OawBi >< andc tt«nl»a, • do MUmoir fweai1 tbitf th#, aborfll k that quaUty h«*n»t been aac- trimmed with laea ana etnbMiderr; r £sv P«lh sHo ll«lai-n1: PP«».» v fef.-••;,.•?.,. t>.7l8HK5.CMbiarf. j rsiM MirMt-nintf'7 l to nrlce Hnta thaX were IS I lor [hU Ml. W. ;...... and *1» reduced A nH : 1 ! <: 1 '^S>r.~~-'^prrf?.: Mft- •.""•:-v .'-- :; V- ^"•••"^••^fl-rtT2PATWCK.NoUfyPBVUt-r/-- Postmaster Cullen MURDER AN1> AT Debating News. biED. ; TEMPTED SUICIDX Rockaway has planned to bring ' At Hockaway, N. J., March' 2, 1921, • Suddenly: Expire large crowddown here on the 18th t. Khodu Scott Carman, wife of Chaa. 1, The Farmers & Merchants Bank defeat Boonton's debating team and tt Carman. Funeral at Rockaway, Satur- Schodtimaker & Co, A Russia! KJIU Hla Wlls Allef Dii- A SHOCK TO BOOliffDN. show.lOronlou that Rockaway's spirit day, at 2 P.M. Interment In Boonton OF BOONTON .coTCriof Her hfMellty. STORE 225-233 Maih Street. " BTOfeE can't be beaten. The debating team is Cemetery. OPENS CLOSES The people of.Boonton were shockec doing its best to disappoint Rockaway At Montviile, Feb. 24, 1921, Margaret and Its up to the town to help. Let's 9 A. M. Patenon, N. J. 6 P. M. soon after noon on Sunday last tc About 1 o'clock, Tuesday, a Russian Arnold, a(je (17 years. Invites you to open an account in either . hear of the sudden death of Joseph P. Michael Rost by name, who resided show lbem that Rockaway's spirit CAN Cullen, Postmaster, and a life-long res with his family at t£t West Main street, be beaten nniflet's do it by packing th At Firemen's Home, Feb. 2G, 1921 the Commercial or Savings Department. New Jersey's Largest Exclusive Apparel Store dent.of the town. He attended thi Boonton, crazed over developments at Lyceum to the roof that night. Let1 Henry C. Weidler, age 70 years. 'S nine o'clock mass at the Church of Oui a hearing before Justice of the Peace, show them that the people of Boonton , . .. . . \ Lady of Mount Cafmel, where he seem Percy Rolatpn, given to one Dermolis, are behind their high school and ill We have a'Safe Deposit B,ox for" you at ed to be in bis usual state of health, charged with rape on the person of.Mn. activities. Let's make them envious Another Rbonton Case. Men! Get Acquainted With which has not been 'of the best for Rost, another at their home/kilUng her our enthusiasm and pep ! / .$2.50 per year. IT rBOYEB TIUT THEUl'ft A WAI OUT FOB HA! sometime, but had caused no commen instantly. Rost and his wife were wit- 1 So don't forget you have engagemen BQFrEBIHO BOOVTOS rOUU. Oar Custom Tailoring Department as the Postmaster attended tohisdutiei nesses at tbe hearing, when the evidence for Friday, March 18th, at the Harrii regularly 'and was. met daily on tht9 work. I.lblok tbla put mi aid. expert designing anil scrupulous care in til ting, coup, and fell prostrate to the floor. Phys! entering the house, discovered a neyi and back oat of ihape a-faw ;eara You will need help in many ways: . led -with au assortment of high-class fabrics discreetly cians were immediately summoned, horrible sight, the woman dead and the £*err time I beDt over to aboa a bone X cho'seu for quality, Biylo and genteel appearance and who upon their arrival at the house man weltering in his blood, with his • I am Waiting il lu the lumber regiona, . When I triad We can help you in making your plans. pronounced death from spoplexy. throat cut lo atraifcbteQ up, a. iharp fwloge .of pall the finishing touches that impart an individuality to For Harmony'B Black and White itrQck me. My kidaayi felt aora and bar If you need financial help, let us know. Sunday was the fifty-first snniver every suit or overcoat that is made by a carefully The poljce station was cjllsd up andMelody Boy's Minstrels at the Harris when eaytbiDR preaaed agajiut m* back. I Come and see us. Our advice, or any informa- gathered organization ot custom tailors that are sary of his birth, when desth cam doctors were summoned. Drs. Knowlei Lyceum, March.2Sth.,matinee|and night. kDeir oi7° kidoeja weren't bealthy beeaua without warning, greatly to the con shd Peck were soon on hand and or-Minstrels as a rule curries Jhe atmos- be accretions cooUlned a aort of red aedi- tion that we can give is at your sen-ice. artists in their chosen vocation. sternation of the family. ' dered the man taken to Memorial lioa phere of Ihe Sunny SoutfrTuut the pa-meDt, OcciulaDalljr, I waa troabled da Price, too, has a great deal to do svhh ourever- Postmaster Cullen waa closing- hli pital, Morristown, where it was said trogs of the Lyceum Theatre this year tbe Dight witb loo free action of mr kidaeji, I QIEI] DOAO'I Eidoer FilU and tbey filed 1 second term as Postmaster, whic will be able toje.njoy a. rare treat if they increasing husinewi, for ourcharges are much less he will probabl/recover. >ack up in A-l abape aod pat my kidneya in Henry Salmon i£ Son than you wmiM expect to pay for clothes of such would have ended one year from thii Dermolis was held as a witness. Rost will come and we...those.'-Melody Boys a DOrmal conditioa. I bare bad DO retorn February. _ T , superlative quality and workmanship. has four children, from 3 to 10 years in Ihe "Garden of Eden,"'trying tofind attack of tbe trouble."* Mr. Cullen was the son of the lati out what tree Adam plucked the apple Myrtle Avis., Boonton, Iff. J. old. It Is said that five-btlleta had GOc., at-all dtalera. Fo.t«t-Hlllinin Co. ., Tel. 2S6—287 • ' , I.olV prescribe for J'Qur tailoring needs. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Cullen and wai 1 from. Don't fail to see this wonderfu been shot from the pistol, two of which Mfn.,Uatralo, N. Y. , . TURN TO PAGE 2 FOR NEWS OF OUR born here February 27, 1870. He at- entered the woman's body. It seems show on Easter Monday. tended the local parochial school and that before tbe shooting^Roat came to •All the scenery used by the melody \'y 27tfi rlnnivefsafy Sate was graduated from Boonton High a store on Main Btreet and purchased hoys is being prepared in Boonton at a Bute of Ohio, City of Toledo, School in 1889. After working in a silk an automatic revoWer. large expense to the company!'The Luc*t County, sa. - . mill for a time-he becarne a saleaman o Frank j. Cheney make* oath- that ba A charge of murder was made against electrical elfccts will be the best ever ta wnlor partner of the firm of P. J. pianos and other musical instruments. Cheney * Co., (Join* budneas In the City Rost by Prosecutor Mills. The twoihown in Boonton. ; . He wan-journal clerk in the State Sen' of Toledo, County and State aforwaUL Start an Account youngest children, hearing the terrific Tickets for evening performance now asd that said firm will pay th* sum of ate for two sessions of the Legislsture ONE HUNDRE* DOLLARS for aacD quarrel, ran out of the house, and to sale; you can secure them from any and served two terms "on the Common and every case of-Caurrb that cannot b* . In our the home of Mrs. McCormick, who dis-member or at Carey Brothers, 915 Main cured by Ah» me of HALL'S CATARRH Council and two terms as assessor. In MEDICINE. FRANK J. CHENEY. covered the tragedy. street; price, 11.00. Tickets will be ex. February, 1914, he receivedhlssppoint- flworn to before me and subscribed In changed for reserved seats on Mar.' 24. ly presence, this 6th day of December, ment to the postmastership, succeeding Chief Gilmartin ai(d Coroner Lewis A. D. IKS. . A. W. OLEA8ON, . 'ound the revolver on B-Iounge. (Seal) Notary Public- Charlea F. Hopkins. He was resppoint- Hall's Catarrh Medlcln* ia taken in- SPECIALIJITEBEST DEPIIPEJIT ed in February, 1913. When Koit was taken to the hospital ternally and acts through the Blood on WOO in bills were fouud in one of hisCOMMUNICATIONS the Mucous SurfalWft of th* System. B*ad Early in life he married Miss Christina for testimonials, free, pockets. To THE EDITOR OF THE BULLETIN : F. J. CHENET ft CO., Tol»do, Ringlleb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. An examination at the hospital show- Sold by all dructists. TSc 4 Per Cent. Paid 00 Accounts of $5 Theodore Ringlieb, of. West Boonton, am a comparatively new resident of HaJl's Family PUls for conittpaUon. ed that the knife had penetrated Rust's Lincoln Park with a goodly portion of who survives him. Mr. Cullen waa windpipe. broad-minded, sincere and affable un red blood in my viens and .am deeply Charges are still pending against De- .. AN ORDINANCE der all conditions. During the World interested in the development -flf "the To $10,000 The BooDtoo molii for assaulting Mrs. Rost. place. To provide for removing snow and War he Was employed by the govern- ACCOUNTS OPENEt* BY MAIL ment in much secret service work, and Just because our grandfather's chil- ice from the sidewalks and gutters of the Town of Boonton. his sudden end took him right" out o County Work in this Section. dren used to-sit on hard wooden benches he.'heart of business without a mo in log cabin schoolhouscs, is no reai All snow ~and ice must bo removed BOONTON, N. J. i ment's warning. In politics he was a The Board of Freeholders at the meet- why our children should do the same. from sidewalks, and gutters opened, loyal Democrat,-but was tolerant and ing last week considered several mat- Some of the old antiquated, fogies me foot wide, by the owner or occu, Deposits Made On or Before the 5th of the Month, riendly with the views of others and lers of interest to this section of thew;ho have lived there_alL their lives pants of any building or* .lot of land Draw Interest From the 1st of the Same Month CArtTAL AND SURPLUS, $200,000.00 his genial spirit and kindly counsel wil :ounty. seem to have fallen into a rut and be-within the corporate limits of the town, be missed. The board concurred with the Passaic lieve that economy is the only salvation within twelve hours of daylight after Board in letting the contract for a foot' on earth. the ceasing to fall of any &now. " ORGANIZED 1890 • Mr. Cullen is survived by his wife, bridge over the Pequannock River at rs. Christina Cullen; twosisters, Miss . I thi jk.it is conceded by nine-tenths Persons neglecting to do this will be Mountain View to John H. Cook 4 Co., of the new comers of the.-beautiful lit- liable to a fine. ' Why not open a savings account and put that money ary Cullen and Mrs. Arthur McCor- Inc., the-low bidders. Their J>id was MORRISTOWN TRUST COMPANY mick, nrid three brothers, Edward, tie town of Lincoln Park, who.are of the in a safe ' place to-day 7 Small and LARGE accounts for 13,690. Seven other bids were pre- progressive type, appreciate the need Henry and James Cullen, all of' Booh- sented, the highest being 16,000. Morristown, Morris County, N. J. welcome. "' * . in. ., . . of a new modern school building, one County Superintendent Charlea H. All the business places were closed with all the advanced improvements, RelaliD j 10 taxes for tbe Year If 21. hfunsdn recommended that the work be We Pay 4 Per Cent. Interest, 'or an hour yesterday morning during gynasium, hot and cold water baths; lone and approved the bids. A letter Be it ordained by the Mayor and $7,000,000 [he funeral. .A solemn high requiem in fact, we ou^ht to'jiave pride enough DEPOSITS Credited Quarterly 'rom the Property Owners' Association Board of Aldermen of the Town of mass was sung in the Church of Our to want a high school rather tthan have >f Mountain View aaked that a tree at Boonton : ' . Lady" of Mt. Carmel, the officiating our aunts and uncles provide education THE BOONTON NATIONAL BANK the end of the bridge obstructing the riests being Revs.T. J. Ddehanty, E. for our cluldren somewhere outside There shall be assessed and raised by proposed foot .bridge be removed. I. Holsters, Frank Skutft of this town, our borders and to have that red blood taxation and collected for the fiscal Freeholder Estler said there is a ques< nd Edward .J. Field, of Rockaway. enough to make us want to pay for it ear 1921, the sum of Forty-two thous- tion as to the limits of the road there nd, eight hundred atid twenty-one and The Knights of Columbus attended as a ourselves. Let us provide the best for .nd on motion the whole question was 40/100 (W2.821.40) for 'the purpose of ody. - • . our children even if we must mortgage referred to the county engineer and our homes. 1 .believe a school that leeting the appropriations set forth in The active pallbearers were Dr. W.counsel. ... ^ [he following statement of Resources I. Summers. Edward J. Cahlli, William would nearly meet all our needs for the Better Grade Meats at ,nd Appropriations for the fiscal year On recommendation of Superinten- next ten years could be built and equip- Phalen, John Danner, Gustave Seynord 1921: tnd John Hille'ry. The honerary bear- lent Munson all the bids received in ped for about 1200,000. This amount lanuary-for stone for road work were RESOURCES: A. Neafie, assistant,engineer of the :r8 were Postmaster Eugene S. Burke, would be'very easy toraise in a-fown- Money^Saving Prices "ejected and the checks ordered re- Surplus Revenue apjpropri- - Lackawanna Railroad, and wife have if Morristown; Postmaster Adolph Lan* ship whose assessed valuation is about r turned to the bidders. Mr. Munson •. »ted...: ,1 t 7,000.00 gone to Florida for a month. cering,.of Hoboken ; Charles Sullivan, 1250,000. . % Thrifty housewives know that marketing :it Kational Company if West Orange; Warren Kennedy; of said the bids were all too high. He Mr. Editor! 1 Ihink, howeVer, that Miscellaneous Revenues 13,125.00 THURSDAY, MARCH 1, IKI The Chamber of Commerce has de- Itorea means » saving of money. Our buyers, in every section of tankers; Dr. Vernon Brown, of Bloom- also reported,that he hsd visited Kin it is a mistaken theory that some of Amount to be raised by cided to solicit contributions to be used lelon and found the dirt road .there in :he conntry, purchasing in"tremendous r^uantiliet. arc able to get eld; Edward Beatty, of Newsrk; Dan- your correspondents have,, that we taxes 42,821.40 , FREDERICK FEKGUSON, Painter for advertising the town. . iel Kelly, of Mountain Lakes snd M, D. id ahape due to hauling logs and lum- Bhould disregard all else and first get APPROPRIATIONS : G2.946.40 ;he moat favorable prices. and Paper Hanger. Phone 316-m. This ordinance shall take effect u Miss Ida. V. Combs, of 420 William Hayward, Charles V. O'Donnell, John ber. Mr. Munson said that he told Mr. our school. I contend that a sewer We in turn adhere-to the policy of "a big volume of sales afthe street, who was operated upon at St lennon, Charles Cummlrigs shd Mai* Kinney that nothing can be done until irovided by law. system is the first great requisite from narrowest margin of profit." Tho result is better grade meats at CEHT-A-W08D NOTICES. Joseph's Hospital, the first of the week, olm Sharkey, of this town. Burial in spring, and he was satisfied, a sanitary standpoint, so we could drain Passed Feb. 28, 1921. Lost Bunch of keys, on Mechanic is doing well.- t. Mary's Cemetery. George C. Pellet! and Harry Comly, the filth and contamination and even Aproved Feb. 28, 1921, money-saving prices; • Attest: WM. R. BAILEY, Clerk. tor Main street. Liberal reward Tor re-The fire alarm question between if Pequannoc Township, appeared be- the malarial germs from within our turn to Bulletin office. Mar. 3,-2t Ml F Bxmton and Mountain Lakes has been ore the board and aaked some assur- border and I have (o suggest that in \V. R.-BOOTH, Mayon. SATURDAY SPECIALS Hat rooms for rent; all improve- referred to the Mayor, board of engi- ance of the repair of the road from addition to building a new school that menta; in Salmon Building 60S Main The Methodist neers and the fire committee to be Lincoln Park to Pompton Plains. Su- we also vote on an appropriation for street Church Improved. perintendent Munson said that the road PORK considered at^an early date. an up-to-date sewerage plant, I have no Position as homekeeper by an Amer. should be stoned and oiled and will be lean widow. Beit of references. Ad- j George W. Morse, president of the ,THE PASTOR INVITED TO RETURN. doujitthat this could be installed for . 29c. lb. dress J. E. B., 130 Chestnut street. J ven attention the first of this year,. Large Loins of Pork, . "i Morris County fteal Estate-Board, and •500,000. These things would make W. O. Harris, who wrote that he has Wanted, a house to rent with five or. other local dealers attended a hearing The work of improving and enlarg. our place more attractive and would Last Year's air rooms and all modern convemen- completed a store and warehouse on . 31c. lb. in Trenton Tuesday on the bill to li. g the Sunday School room and infant bring more new settlers into our place Small Loins of Pork, . . cea. Would like possession by first of this road at Lincoln Park, complained VS. -.. ' April. Phone Boonton 468. cense real estate dealers. epartment of the Methodist Church has. and consequently reduce the taxation been finished. There has been added A a ditch in front ot his new building rale. Fresh Cala. Hams, . . - . 21c. lb. Ems for hatchings White Plymouth A number of the local Ice dealer* vhich made it difficult to'get to his This Year's , Rock and single comb Rhode Islsnd well lighted, airy room for the little I would alsq, suggest that the town have filled their ice houses with' a good ire.- He asked'the freeholders to lay Reds. ROBERT. H.MINAHD, Rockaway supply for the .coming season, some 'oiks which has been tastefully decor, have decent sidewalks built of concrete; Fresh Flat Ribs, ... . . 19c. lb. Valley. Phone 405 J. March 3,-4w ited; electric iights Installed; a new pipe, aerie William.H. Hoaking was also a town hall where the people pan SIGHT others let the opportunity pags and will irected to inform Mr, Harris that the Wanted, for rent house or flat, *» have to purchase their supply. •oom for kitchen purposes, and toilets meet nightly and discuss these qu'es. Last year your eyes may have to 145 per month; entry April 1st Da- tdded; the entrance to the church tunty hss no jurisdiction in the matter, tions of vital Interest to their township. ». 19c. lb. Any one wishing to purchase tickels been splendid, perfect, fault- Rolled Boneless Pot Roast, vidS:Y«une,187 Union ave., Clifton, changedandotherimprovements. The Lets get away from the old theory of New Jersey. forevening performance for Harmony's 39. uditorium of the church has also been public, economy, let us bond our town* There will he's dance given for theBlack and While Melody Boys Minstrel., o Manufacture Piston Rings. . 22c. lb. improved by the addition of new elec* ship and enjoy these luxuries While we 3UT- this year they may be 'hack Roast, . . . - - benefit of the American Urion-Honie, March 28th, can secure ssme* firm Iric lights, the removal of the carpet Articles of Incorporation of the In. tjlnrrj-, distressing, defectiTe. Thursday evening, March llth, "J-Ly-; sny member of the company orat Carey live and let our children and our chil- id the painting of the floor and slight ernational Piston Ring Company, of Fresh Chopped Beef, ceum ball room. Music by-Phoebe Bros., 915 Main street, on and after dren's children settle the debt. Tlie remedy ?— • ' Snow Orchestra. Tickets can be •>> ihanges in the setting; improvement kwnton, have been filed In the Coun- March ist, 1921. Have, us examine yonr eyes and eured from the following •tores. North In the Resting plant, etc. The church Clerk's. Office.. Nelson C. Doland is Flank Steak, . . . 25c. lb. Jersey Motor Salei Co.. Northern New Workmen are still at work drilling baa a la_rge and attractive pipe organ arted a j agent, and the location of the. INVEST YOUR CAPITAL IN famish the glasses needed. Jersey Painting snd Decorating Co. for a driven well at the ReM Camp of lusiness is given at 614 Main street, ghsrtJo Bros., grocery —< "• •""• which is an sdomment to the suditor- LINCOLN PARK SEAL ESTATE Regular Sugar Cured Plumbing Co. the Equitable Assurance Company at ium, rui/by electricity; so that to-day toonton, .. . EUGENE GAWUK Powerville. They have reached down Ihe Methodists, have one of the best Tbe Company Is formed to carry, on The great natural resources for the OPTOMETMST AND OPTICIAN development of Lincoln Park are un- Smoked Hams, . . 29c. lb. Sale Household Furnishings. over 400 feet. From about fifty feet :hurch properties in tho Conference, general manufacturing of piston Office Hours: 9-12. 2-5. Articles remilning from recent sale belowHie surface of the ground there-' the changes and' improvements being ings, engine pistons and similar ar- bounded. Located, too, as- it is in the BABBITtBLDG. M rARK PIACE at Messiter residence, corner Lsthrod mainder has been solid rock, with no made since th,e appointment of Rev. icles, and is incorporated for 110,000, valley surrounded entirely by the beau- Smoked Cala. Hams, . 19c.lb. and Vreeland avenues, will be disposed water bearing strata. George Fountain as pastor two years the shares being of a par value of t20.tiful Blue Ridge Mountains of great at- MORRISTOWN. N. J. - of at very msferial reductions. Lot in- ago. each. titude, where the rising and setting of Pure Creamer^ Butter, cludes diniog room and other furniture, The Street Department has under the sun casts its hues over the laud- run. Dictures, books and miscellaneous consideration the purchase of a gsso. AH the church organisations are ac- The incoporators are Thomas G. 8M- mods. Can be seen at residence any on, of Baxjnton,' with 251 shares; P. es it truly picturesque. lib. prints, . . . 49c. lb. a»y_ jetween B and 8 P. M. - line motor to run the crusher to break veT Much has been accomplished dur- up the Blag or cinder for.use.on Ihe ing the two years pastorate of Rev. Jeorge Colemsn, of Brooklyn, with Artesian wells of exceptional- value haa been, discovered, unlimited volume streets this spring, Many of the streets eorge Fountain, who has been unani- )C1 shares ;jan4 Fred. S. Yale and Net- of the purest sparkling water with a LOCAL NEWS. " were repaired with (his material last fall mously invited tg He paatorate for an ;on C. boland, of Boonton, tnd Qeorge pressure to meet the most exacting re- The snow has about departed. and summer and are |taud|ng up well, other ypar, during which time needed R. Hsppe, of Brooklyn, with fifteed quirements; the writer does not know improvement ia expected (a be made to shares each, A delightful, re- J. F. Kopp ft Son Is a new plumbing The North Jersey Painting Company if the water contains any xbenuoat firm just formed. :geo advertlsment. exterior lo the church building. Several of these men were recently freshing beverage, National Bed Co. decorated the a]dermanic chambers. properties of a medicinal nature, but it rioh ia flavor and The Woman's Club has repaired the The side walls ore a light cream will) associated in tho Incorporation of the would seem that these welts and the BAtisfyiiig in quality. naiials on the side nails and borders on Vale Piatbn Ring Company, formed to Hits underneath Ibe elms in Upper oxygen on the mountain,tonwouldwar. You will recognize tbe Main street, ' |he ceiling. With (ho new. electrie Schoonmaker © Co. «rry on the manufacture .of' automo- 917 MAIN STREET, BOONTON rent the building of a large Sanatorium taste. light shades, and . increased cand'o* : bile parts. •- . ••• ' • Th» place formerly owned by Purbln - ibcregses Bonus in the heart ot the village. On draught—In bottles. power, the room presents a splendid Van Vleck at Powerville has been sold Order from your dealer appearance* ' Lincoln Park for many years seemed through tbe-'E. i. CahUl Agency to WILL-KNOWN CLOT1IINO HOUSg GIVES SOLDIEHS' to haye lain dormant, but the Inlusioh or direct from the brewr Harry Dixon'of Mountain Lakes. Edwin T. Barclayrstale Councilor of EMPLOYEES! QOOD NEWS—JIARMONY IP of nej» hlood, people of progressive ery, Newark, N.iL Mr. and Mrs, John gabanolh bave (he'New Jersey Jr. Q, JJ, A. it,, sc, WATCHWORD; • ideas and apparent wealth have al- rh,e state Sol purchased the llllngwprtl) property st porapanied by the members of the Past TT* FebF . at;;, st ready made their presence felt, for the Holmes and Grant streets, through the Councilor's Association of Morris Conn, The cordial relations fcetween. thediers' Bonus Qom,m.{ssi.on will place fa town is taking on an aspect of marked Albert If araietti agency, ty, will pay a visit to Bopnjpn Council, management of Schoonmaker t Co., operation on March. 1, the mMhinary-to Improvement. • ' . • - . lothiers, Pa'tersoi, and th,eir corps of collect data tor dUtribuUon. of the ffo, 188, on the eyenjng o| March '7th, The prospects are decidedly, attract- The card party for the beoe/it ot the mployes, which have produced, splen- bonus.es to be paid to the former ser< KRUEGERS |921. A]I Pai| Councilorsandnismbcra byiWjng fuod-of Walter Barrett poun- id results (o all concerned, far ft long ive, for if the many projects under con- .•')• are asked to.be present on tbat eveq- rice men of New Jersey. The commis. sideration materialUei the little country aft, K. of G, has' bean put off from |ng to make it interesting. timi e backbk, wer» fyrihefih r accentuatettdd sion late yesterday at a meetintgg att thhe Tuesday to thi I Tlmndaiy. " '; district will soon develop into a verlta- last week when H. H. Bchoonmaker atf- lat* House decided « ehtase In'the (np.ntWv bonuj to em- Field (ecretarlea will b« named by plans are being set for chsnging the Terrace, have returned from « trip to Mclrpse lectlop, • , yf ployes, practically iq Increas* ID salary the conimlwion, comprising ex-soldiers, boundrles so as to comprise a small ana Kashas, N. H. 0, W. Oregory,.. formerly tsflsfcni aqd that employes, were urged, to give in erery CongrBMlonal Dittriot in the Reading, REGliLAR $5 so the people within its confines can the store tbe]r best endeavors, to make 3. W. Lysons, the ntwly elected Ex, manager of tbe order department- of state, There will be. twelve flald secre- vote on anysmount of appropriations Ihe new sales plan a complete success. Writing. •ttcd Kuler of Boontoq bodge of Elks, the Consolidated BleetConfpany of Haw taries who will spend some time in without any opposition from without It was explained by Mr, Schoonmaker " IfmUioB at Mouplfin Lakes, and isYork, has been niade business manager armories and American Legion heacV SPECIAL gl the new Mountain t,akes PrugStore. in a lengthy talk that it is the Idea cf uarters to examine veterans as lo their The place presents one of the best or Sewing la business la New York, (he company to increase the volume of attractions from a apeculstlve stand- The following cpmmlltesf hjV« keen lualificatlons. , The missionvT societies of the Meih. business by cutting down as low as point tp b? found anywhefe In the TIRES THE EYES , AT appointed of the Young PeoflU'f Ctult The bonus bands, wlllbje Issued on July odlst Episcopal Church met Tuesday possible; on the margin of profit and he northern section of New Jersey. There of tbe Mountain Lakes Church: Baxrlee, next, tnd'sold to the blgh.est bidden.: .- afternoon at Ibe home of Urs Tkbmaf urged ill the employes to girftthe store can be no question asio trebling your Thousands of people thus abuse Misa Margaret Peck; •ntarttlnueat, J. Toe commission yesterday ordered the - HOler to Myrtle avenue. their best efforts In order to properly Investments In a short time. their dyes—unintentionally. f qallaghcr, James Wolfe, Frances; Oood- printing of tb« forms of, $• two* (t handle this Increase In business. AQEXT. ?«aporary bonds will no doubt beIng, Christian Nelson; membership, ezneiHe. ft ^ ttw oommunloa that by Nature regents sneb abuse, medJo-naanee-Jiw-eoBrtriKUott of r^fts4rftb tfis bfrisinigs^at.Mtsch- everything Fra liur'glasees sfttitsir'Aalulre by «si- • Lathrop avenue'school to accrue qt^ by th,e; nenban of thissles- will be in readiness to start the work for f 1st. when a permanent bond Issue the carrying out of the provisions of the town, well-known in Boonton; nsvbog (ng feverish and weakened eyes. Tpe enlertalnjnent coramlttM of the 'orcs and slf declared themselres it l J to made. Mot more than |3S,000 soldiers bonus law. -- performed operations. - and. (rested Mountain Lakea Club V ,prspsHng for man* people oj UUsj seetwA, bat leased ANSON BAIX. O. D. W. P. TURNER & CO. It b* needed for thi» lune. u amateur bout April 2." , , „„ firm, which bu alreadjr established very cordial relations with their em. J^ 6$ Maddpn »v«»ne, Hew , Improving « town by maklog good M. M. Crane or Washington and tlop- The semi-monthly meeting of ployearthrough their generous treat-' fc berinlUntal Marco March Kh 1"fflt, ---,e - s«reettandsidswalkf has much to doHounUIn Lakes CbarlUhlsf-PaBd- roe streets wass fined $$484 S turjusflee f ffll fcS ttoelo practice In New. Office flours: 9-\Z. be held to-day at the boat of firs, VI nieoti tfotk." »* practice will be devoted to, With laerttsUw It* population and rals- the Peace R. Percy and by appointment > tog tk» standard of Hi Inhabitants. -yr^! gynaecology-aod surgical diseases o • " 1 The Griffith bouse in Chnreh street. the abdomen. Dr. Olszebrook, will IT East Blackwell, corner Morris ~ Money raked far thai purpose would sUrtsfof OM oTth. spend tl*ec~mornings each. we*M> U* Ne»Yor> office, v DOVER, N. 1. T SK WET PEET WHEN SHOES TW9 BIG AID TELEPHONE MAN O0R CHURCHES, CAN BE MApE QUITE WATERPROOF W«fcom« That W«* Olv Oarncr Birch *pd Cborcb 8tre*U- Building and Construction fort Omni NIvall* en Kally TO ATTRACTIVENESS Hi,. O, htosAza MCCAIJI, I'Mtor. < Fivlrf In T«xss. l MAKES GREAT RECORD B«rrjc«i. Bundsjt, aorDins.11 o'clock ,§r9o ii^S. ' •*" o i'locf, HQDOAT ^'Lool % SU A at • Has started, the demand has already cleaned ChrUtUp KnoHVor. «.»o P. hi. Fr»j« meet- Wben tbe flntt sentry at Kelly Di«t Must Please Palate as Well IBB. WtdnfeKur evening- at E o'clock. out the-'lumber stocks at the mills and manu- Mluted Gen- Itobert Ueorges Cecil W. Mackenzie, Pioneer of the wowf was pissed to tbe waiting as Give Nourishment. METHODItiTTPISCOPAX, facturers have advanced their prices over ten airmen and ss General Nlvelle> car the New York Telephone Com- aUio Bt-.-bttwetn Cornelia sod Williaq 8l* roanded bangsr tio. 1 be saw a Hoe per cent.. An acute lumber shortage and nightly Used Various Materials Ars pany, to Retire Under Com- B*rTicM.Han(i»yi,mornln«, II o'clock; •»•»- of snips that stood wing to wing, Inc. 7 30 o clock. Kutidir Kbool. ».4J A. M from hangar No. 1 to No, 24. A line Useful In Making Different Foods pany's. Pension Plan After Epworib L*«ae. * u t. U. Ynytt mMtint. higher prices are imminent. : w*duMd*7 «TtniDf. from 8 to e-40 D'oloelu of 8K-rii, De H a vl Ian da, Fokker*. More Pltauntr—Soma Fur. * Forty-two-Years of Service. Hpads, Curtlss, JX-6 Hg., Cspronis " nlsh Mlntrals. l» Bay now, before we also are obliged and Handle? I'ages, ever/ plane In Corner WMhinglonand Grant Hcr««u. working order, with Its crew «nd In this year of high prices, people After continuous service of nearly BIT. O. U. Diaur. 1'utor. lo raise prices. pilot lined up ID front. are Inclined to look askance at foodi forty-two years with tbe '.elephone sys- Brrricei. SamUji. morning. 11 o'clock; •ten Tile general rode down tbe entire tem ' in Buffalo, Cecil W. Uackenxle, UK. T.» o'clock. HDDtUr scfaool. V.3U A. H that tfo not *eeta to them to posses* ChriitUo Eoduvor, * if. i\ M. i'rsrer mt*u line. When he returned to the re-plenty of food Talue. In providing the right-of-way ~gent for* the New Tork mg, WednestU; tieulag »t 8 o'clock. viewing stand the word of command Telephone Company, la about to be re- dietary essentials, bowerer, one must ' BT. JOUNt) KPISCOFAJU IS. B. Dawson Company wa» given and the big line of pilot" tired underline New York Telephone not overlook tbe fact that the diet Company's pension plan. ' Comer Cornelia »nd Cedu UtrMU. and mechanics simultaneously broke, should t» pleasing to the palate as UKT. flKvtx B. WIUOH, Hector. and from hangar No. 1 tbe bark of a well as nourishing. There are some Mr. Mackenzie has always been an Herrltea. BtlmJaj*. Holy Commanion. T.W A single 8.-15^.was the signal for thematt-rials which are not depended up- ardent advocate of the advantages tw A.i moroitm pr»ier. ia» o'clock j titoinf employees afforded by the Pension warer, lAi o'clock.. Htmdar ichool. «JU A-H. entire line of ships to "come to life," on to furnish body, nourishment, rndari. Holy ComaJDnioD. li o'clock. A. H.. and they did." Three minutes later picttf He believes It to be a floe thing of«niD» prmjer. 7*t P. H. Uoli l>*j*-tlol< though they add to the attractive- that-after more than forty-two years y three other S.-E. fixations; then flavoring herbs,. horseradish, flavor- itiv. J.T. bELrHAxrr. Hector. Thtt U All You Need with Which to Waterproof Shoet. the De HaTlInnds rounded off. The come as lone as he lives. H* plans lo llET. IICBIMT UutSTAUl, AMUUBI. ing extracts/ lemon Juice, onions, become a fanner ou a small scale and resulting'shine will not last rei? Ion*. formation circled the field and passed Mattel, Buodajs. 7.W, B.U» and 10.80 o clock (Prepared by th* United. SUtei Depart- parsley, celery tops, and sweet pep- t» niti work w(th play. He has been • \. M. Vftioer »rvic«. 3.30 o'clock. V.A CASCARA kf QUININE ment of Agriculture.) •In summer the grease us«J..*or wa- orer the* reviewing stand. The high- pers. Such materials may not be at*- member of the' Telephone Pioneers 6T. Ciau. *KD HrraoD, est formation was 2,000 feet, tbe low- •"'''Nothing ig much more uncomfortable terproofing shoes and boots should be ( solutely needed by tbe body, but, on since Us organization and has attended iniiKtrect. than going about with wet shoes, yet harder than that used In winter. Since est 500. .JL. - the other, hand, most people, sctm ell of the conventions. BET. PUKS BEDTIU Priest- Colds, Coagfat La ^rippt even the most forehanded are caught heavily greased shoes have a tendency There was a typical Texas norther litMtM, Bundafi. V A. fa.; lligti Uui. ]0.t0 agreed that rightly used they are very In all his years In the telephone busi- eiptr »«t Ticei. t V- U. . ^c* occasionally ID a'»tonn without rub- to cause the feet to perspire and swell In action, with a thUty-nve-ralie wind useful for making palatable dish?* Neglected Colds are Dangerous ber* and net fee Ms their portion, aa In hot weather,-"and there tt also leps on the ground, and, naturally It was a ness Mr. Mackenzie has never been GKBllANTlJTUEItAN. which might otherwise be much tees late and has only been absent six dayi KET. A: H. BETEE. Pastor. . Take no chances.' Keep this standard remedy handy for th« firtt in«M«L' with those who dislike 4 .ounces pnraffln wax, 4 ounces wool factory, however, for protecting the and said: " • ^ ' jgrated horseradish enough to give It trian Capital. . , . We. get fresh milk every day. grease and 2 ounces crude turpentine feet during rain or snralgbnns. and "Just a minute, boss. I just missed ;tt good flavor, then pour this over fb« gum (gum thus)..- , I and use it with the cream. I for UH on w. t pavemrani, or wet It In time. It's mine, mister." I isticed meat - Vienna.—An American business man frotQd. They also keep.the perspira- Formula 4: 12 ounces tallow and 4 ' Tbe finder turned to one side, saw who baa just revisited this city was Wo mix our dough- in a-dirge' tion In, bat are not as objectionable onneefl cod oil. < The thing eoe must not forget, say bow much there waslirifie'sraall rotl» Department of Agriculture experts, U so surprised at the changes that had electric mixer and bakt* in ftlitSw , sun to slm, aa rubber In thli respect.- Should Ba MelUd Together, ( taken place In the once say Austrian and asked: V I that a truly varied diet, one which In- up-to-date oven and turn out a nBbi *Wontan's ."Work is sooner done, , In each case the Ingredients of the "How mucbdld you lose?" capital tliat he declared thnt "the pan: Thie appllcfltloD of oil or grease to •[eludes all five food groups, namely, clean, pure lout.of bri-nd Hint is Itght-oolored or nsset leather dark-' mixture. Bhoutd be mefted together by "L*n me see," said the negro, still jvegetsbles and ' fruits; milk, eggs. oroma of misery" hi' witnessed here BY USING ELECTRIC HELPS. warming them carefully and stirring smiling and looking' thoughtfully up was the greatest shock of his life. GOOD l'ood. «DI It mor* or leu^fud also makes f imest, and similar foods; cereals and any leather more difficult to polish. thoroughly. Better penetration Is ob- jIn th« air I \*bout, let's see, nowj, their products; sugar and other Henry Barna of St. Paul, Minn., vis- You cannot expect old adages to Where thti.ta objectionable, only.(he gained If the grease Is applied warm, Oh-h-h-h, say 'bout 'leven dollars." - sweets; fats and fat-rich ' foods, in ited Vienna ten years ago, when, an he BOONTON BAKING CO. . •oles of the shoes should be water-, but It should never be hotter than the • "Wr^ng/* said the reporter. "This ;essentlal'in-order that the needed food said, there wna "great fun" here. Now : hold good in these modem times. proofed. Tha uppers can be made band can bear. » • amount Is nothing like that" -{constituents may all be supplied. Dif- he has returned and spent about two Main and Division Streets quite water rtflatant by the frequent Greaso thoroughly the edge of the "Well," *nId the negro, shrugging, ferent methods of cooking everyday weeks, long enough, he*declares, to The man who wrote.. "Woman's application of good wax polish. sole; and the. welt, as this Is where bla shoulders, "the beat X could do, .things In such varied ways that they know what he Is talking about. . Boonton, N. J. Work is Never Done," did not take into The' occasional use of castor oil on shoes leak moat The sole should also boss, was try. You wlnl"—Chicago !make savory dishes means that tbe ••I never dfeiimedr;'sald Mr. Barna consideration the modern Electrical Ap- aboe uppers will In crease their water be thoroughly Impregnated 'with the Herald and Examiner. 'diet may be varied without much ad* to an American Red Cross representa- ralitance, as well as their flexibility grease, thereby.Increasing its water re- {'ditlonal expense. Accomplish this tive here, "that Vienna would show- pliances, that dispel housework with, such tragic effect!, of the war. Food and durability, without greatly Inter- slBtance, durability, and pliability. The Grttk Ruiors Unfortunate. .variety by the aid of Judicious use of neatness and dispatch. ^Electric Ranges, fering with their being polished. If sole can be' taoH convenfentlj water- condtments and .flavors'with common is scarce and fuel still more difficult The modern klndom of the Hellenes to obtain. Feet Drag? Vacuum Cleaners, Washing Machines, the oil Is applied lightly to the clean proofed by letting the shoe stand for —as (Jreece Is officially kcown—has foods. dry shoes and rubbed In until the about IS minutes In a shallow pen con* *tWhy, _there Isn't a smile, much le^s When it U sn effort to dn£ one tool Irons, Toasters, Perculators.and many had five rulers, Not one has served after the other, when you ire slwaji leather Is dry, they may be polished talnlng enough,.of the melted water* until his natural death or voluntary I D oil red Money's Worth. a laugh,. In tbat crowd," referring to Other things that lighten housework and Immediately, although It la better to proofing material to cover the entire Five-year-old Noel had Be^n taken tbe people passing the hotel In the tired and item lflckinf in itrength sod enable women to have- more time\ for abdication. The-first ruler, president endurance, when ache* and paint rack wait until the following day. If the sole. Itubber heels, however, should, of the abortive Greek republic, organ* - to'the dentist to have three-teeth ex- Rlngstrasse. "They seem so sad and other things. oH ,U applied too heavily. It will be not be allowed to stand In the grease, tracted. He wu" dply exhorted by dull-eyed, these Viennese, who were so the body, 1 tii well tolookfonymptom. difficult t6 polish- the shoes and the Ued before Independence was entirely aa It softens the rubber. assured, was assassinated. ' Otto, the dentist on "sitting up like JL little gay when I was here before. ol kidney trouble. Your wife Is entitled to these prince of Bavaria, who was given the man and not having to-be held, etc"" "Everybody seems 'to be carrying throne In 1B32 was deposed In 1802. And Noel proceeded to do so. Not something. These little bundles are comforts and conveniences. EVEN ONE HOT DISH WILL MAKE Prince George of Schleswlg-Holsteln, . a whibiper escaped. Still smiling, he scraps of food which' they have been who was then called to the throne, slipped Into his coats as father paid given by some more fortunate neigh-, bsobh effect* ol kidney aod bladdrt SCHOOL LUNCH MORE ENJOYABLE ruled for* fifty-one years, but was as- the dentist. When lie saw the ex-bor or relief agencies. There's » trouble by removing the cause. They Boonton Electric Co. sassinated In 1013. lilt son. Constant change of money Noel asked, "Dad, man In a fur coat carrying a hand- are healing and curati /e. Tb?y tone up tine, was deposed In 1815 because of tthstilld he charger kerchief full of food. He wouldn't a - d ilrenfthlen the weakened pr diteaaed 716 Main Street, Boonton , his sympathy' for the German cause. "Three dollars—a dollar a tooth," have been seen doing that when I or^iD). They relieve backache, tbeii- Telephone 78.. matte paini, (tiff joints, *ore muutes. The death of Alexander, who succeeded father replied. * ! was here last; he would have been Constantlne, was dne to an unusual ac- "Oh, sliootl" Noel waa* plainly dls- too proud." *•* • « - W. W. W«IU. Twiquin. Mieh.. OTM" I (justetl. ^Jf I'd a known he was go-.1 ftt ir»l nlM (ram t«kin* Polcy Kidniy Pmi. cident.—National Geographic Society rt 1 an on my feet cnoit of 1h» timt and ttt tir*4 Bulletin. . • Ing to cnaVge like that I'd Imd to be Sultana Orders DaxxlInQ Gown. A»tfiP^KjlyPnbl held and yelled like every thing.1* . j Parts.—Uke a glittering golden — IMI lih* a u* mm I r*c*mai«M th«m ( T nutetaan tad Mtir h«»o b*»id e| aay COM Harrowing Experience. \ beetle, holding Itself gracefully to the £«r« tb«r did not «i*a ••tUlaetivo." UnabU to Choose National Trt*. lines of the figure and ending in a "What's the troableT* afikeil the sec- 1 American forests are ao rich with dazzling court train, an evening gown- Sold Everywhere. . ond assistant sporting editor. ' i Infinite variety that President Wilson of remarkable dertgn haa Jutt been la unabla to name a choice for a na- *Tre Just had a call from a woman. made .for Bui t a nil Mcnellk of Egypt Upholstery tional tree, be wrote to the American who had written some 'free verse,'" by Captain Molynenz; the Engilih Forestry association, which- la com- said tbe Sunday editor, who wsjdrew designer - in Faria. shaking all -over. ' • _:_ 1 Large 2 ton Truck piling L a national referendum as to The dress, which la cut very low, what tree beat^ repppsenu America. "That ought not to upset' you." ..[ Draperies "Ah!" "groaned the ""Sunday edl(or. / front and back, hangs from tfct abou> "Speaking for myself," wld the Pr«-' dan by gold cord and U. nutdt of , FOR LONG DISTANCE HOYING." id»nt, "I find that I am quite unabl* 'TBut ihe read l( to me nnri ihrew In a lot of cestuH-s."—Birmingham Age- •abtmmering aequina, The) matartaU TRUCKING AND CARTING. to choose Amongst tbe Infinite variety coet 12,000, , Window Shades and richness of American forests." Herald. Livery & Boarding Stables Autos to Hire. Awnings Jai Tredway & Son, ' Phono 893 ' ' 131 Mecbaoic BJr"l Th« Larger Qlrla Take Turns ln'Preparlno 6oup or Coooa for the' 8chool. & & tg & sltaatlon, howeref) will require •Isted .opon, as well as clean spoon*, Of New and Second JIand ; • teacber of Ingennlty and of enthus- dlehes, ett, and Indlvldoal drinking $1.00 per year iasm for her work. The simplest equip- cups. Fortbermore, children should Call or Address This Office ment Include* a larg*' kettle suitable be taught not to drink: put of each FURNITURE to be ued on the stove which beats other's cups or glasses or to use -one the •cnboUumae,^'meanulng cop andanother's spoons or forks. ~ Chairs, Tables, China Closets apooos,- paring; knife, ,_mlxlng spoon, Buffets, Dressers, Beds and dish pans,* and towels. It will usual- It is seldom desirable- to prepare ly b* poaslhla for the boys to make a more than .ope fltsh a day In a, small Stoves at; HAtF-FRIGE. school, and this~ah" permanent and it not dulled by continue, to exist In spite of the. su- fr* OMifatniwad DlDAbaadicd uid AUTOErVAWetS Ing apt At their present price bricks Imiihirtiiioliliu •ralul th. auu ot^»idM ing In slowly for tbe Victory medaLc are asi_vAmable_as eggs, and tbe aro made in a range of beautiful cclpn The jglamoar of the war hav passed, workman-inojt naturally hsndJe"tfiem «lwo«Sor»f- and -what the returned soldiers, are en§raJ Reading (ramjgkjsh joijnafco your_KlfCtiaa._ fearfully and tenderly lest be'break Stop at qiir stbre'todajr and take bom* more concerned about just* now tea one! ?7 good Job. 60 ' with you a can of Sherwin-WflliaoM' - Twenty cats hare enlisted In tbe A3to EnameL v \ People never look at anything the royal air force In London to keep the » Northern N. J. Painting & same way. Some people rejoice at the mice from Injuring the stores. Their Paper Banging Co* Ine. plight of those tbe judge flne^or tbe pay Is eight cents a week, per cat* bat No. IT Ora» SftMt. TrTtmtoD.». 1. «. O. O1BBIBON, Froelor. Bomkn, V. >. possession of liquor, some sympathize tney donl know bowjo strike, » all 'emh them, some envy tbem. isvrlL , I J,:: -' 2V