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Vol. XVIII. No. 47. NUTLEY, N. J„ SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER II, 1915 THREE CENTS THE COPY

__ I_ PASS UP NUTLEY|FRA"KUNBI)YSB0L,> ASK PLEDGERS SCHOOL CHANGE IN HAT STYLE FULL DRAINS 5 AIDS LOCAL FACTORKS FOR BELLEVILLE GEr’T0GEIflER DDINER BREED ’SKEEB The Franklin A. A. held its first Tbe shift in hat styles from velvet annual get-together banquet last, night > u back to velour is given as the reason Suffragtats’ Flying Squadron at Stetters* in Newark. Forty covers Bills For Work On Walnut Pupils of Two Lower Grades for the recent increase in activity at So Commissioners Are Told By Decided That Town Needed were laid. President Stoddard, of the plant of the American Beaver the Club, acted as toastmaster and Street Station Coming Will Report There Monday Company in Washington avenae, East County Body That Is . the Light More among the^ speakers were .Edward Nutley. Supt Charles A. Sherwood Dillon and Arthur Stager. . , ^ In Fait Morning said yesterday that the working force , • . Fighting Pest Immedjtely after tbe menu had had been increased from six to some­ ‘ 1 11 1 p . OTHER FLAKS FOR THIS TOWN been disposed of, reports were heard HOW WORK IS PROGRESSINGEVERYTHING READY FOR OPENING thing more J^an fifty within a few from committee chairmen on plans days and still, more employees are DARBY BROOK DRAIN THROUGH for the roming athletic qpason. Foot­ wanted. - , Natley was cruelly passed rip thin ball and basketball teams were . The! committee in charge of the Announcement was made yesterday Large orders for sport bats are Blocked culverts at Daily street also a factor in tbe present spurt, but week by Miss Agnes . Campbell’s definitely decided^/upon and Perry improvement work around the Walnut by the contractors at work on the and Vreeland avenue andCoeyman and ’ • ^ t * ______the shift in styles is being depended yotfiaj-AfcWomen - Flying - Squadron. Scorso was annotmced-as manager—of street station sent out an urgent call new Lincoln School in the southwestern Bloomfield ave ones were the object the footballs'team. Those on the upon to kee^ business going after After telling Tbe-San last Friday for funds yesterday* — Billa for tbe section of town that it surely would committee' in-cb&rge of ~ the, dinner the sport hat-.work is over. Tbe of complaints to the Board of Com­ afternoon that they woald spend & work already done are coming in fast be finished Monday morning. That were:, Oscar Lindstrom, Alexander factory did very little daring, the missioners by the -Essex -County and while there is ample money sub* is,the building itself will be finished, whole! week_ giving the town a full Tasker and'Douglas Slaughter. last two years. . Mosquito Extermination Commission. of corner meetings, factory bcribed most of those who have but a week or two's work will remain The low sections—along Bloomfield— promised to help have been away—for on the grounds. ’ ~ avenue were made b reedi ng pi aces, talks and hoase to house work, they WONDERS OF THE WET the Bummer and have not turned in Superintendent Beachler has ordered PLAN FOR LEAGUE OF MEN the complaints said, by the blocked happened to gcT~through Belleville. their contributions. . ——— thatpapils' of the Xinc^ln district, drains. ^ That place.looked as if it needed tbe IMPRESS LOCAL PEOPLE . Daring the^ week—the large vase destined -to enter the---Kindergarten- TOAD) V0TE5-F0R-W0MEN Petitions received from property GoodWorkso much brow ^ than' Nut­ wbiciriB a part of~ the decorative andFirat gradea aball report at the' owners for cement sidewalks bn 's'* . - -bu iWi ng-at-9^ o^clock M ond ay—morn­ Icy—st least that is tiie ^xplan&tion i» Ian d MrSrHarry Wood, of Cen^ A- meeting of- men in -favor—of Octob er andNovember " the Sedge ing. Children of the other gradps of to PrSspect street, from Har- they giyeout-—that they , transferred tre street, returned Thursday from a Eqaal Suffrage will be held at the avenue will-be planted and it is hoped to pat the building mant report at Pa^kto ri»on streetr to Elasex street^;.'were-- theiractivities to Belleville, where cross-continental trip of five weeks' residence of ' William J. Kinsley*- tbe large trees in place daring the get assignments, supplies acd books ordered advertised for objections duration. Stopping first at Chicago 244 Prospect street, Wednesday tbey have been registering activity latter month. before proceeding to the new school.- returnable September 27. they proceeded through Yellowstone night, September-15r at~8r45-o’clock. all week. \ The committee in charge is. com­ Only one objection was received to Park to Los Angeles and vicinity and It is planned to organize a Men's Noon meetings were held at the posed of: Rev. William L. Cunning­ the proposed construction of-a storm then to the Exposition at-San Deigo. League for Equal Suffrage. factories there and the principal cor­ ham, Richard F. Roberts, W. T. L. LITERARY CLUB TAKE sewer on Park avenue, to take care Going on south they entered Mexico ners of the town were the Beenes of Armstrong, and G. E, “Curti s Wigg. „ of the^ surface drainage in-the Darby - for a short distance andthen started nightly talks from-the squad's auto­ — UPAMER1CAN AUTHORS Brook- section and an ordinance was' the northern swing along the coast MISS KINGSLAND A BRIDE mobiles. Miss Campbell, Mrs. Lois passed authorizing.- the director « f- touching San Francisco and visiting Babcock Violet Dean, of London, . Mrs Ernest Cockefair was hostess public improvement to advertise for the Exposition. The next s^op was FORMER NUTLEY HAN DIES were the speakers. . yesterday afternoon to the members Miss Bertha F. Kingsland, and bids on the work. The entire town Portland and they made the 'tetam M rsrA rthur B.~'Proal, local bead . AT HOME NEAR TRENTON of ~tbe Friday Afternoon™ Cluh- a tth e Joseph,_JamesBoettinger,,.j;,.Jr,, of will be assessed for ..this wbrifc.lfeafl.the trip through. the Canadian Rockies ofjhe campaign, said yesterday that first meeting of t e season. The pro-* Newark, were married Wednesday amount the Freeholders contribute...... tbe Social Service Bureau's rooms visiting Glacier Park—tbe largest in gram for study thfc year will be night at the home of the Bride's Rueben Darvill, former _ Natley opposite Town Hall had been leased e world—^n tbe way. American authors, and the first of parents in Kingsland road. Rev. man, and brother of James~DarviH, for a month beginning September 20. ' Mr. Wood, while enthusiastic about the romantic school, J._ Fen i mo re Noah C. Gause, of Vreeland- avenue, HEALTH BOARD TALKS of William street, dieid Thursday at It is planned to have them open after­ hundreds of, the interesting thingB to Cooper, was taken up yesterday. performed the ceremony. The bridal be seen in the in the West declared, his home in Lawrence* Station, near noons and evenings and visitors will be Mrs. William J. Kinsley gave a party consisted,of Miss Florence OVER DISPOSAL PLANT Trenton. He was sixty-aix years of urged to come around and talk it that one of the oddest of them all paper on Cooper,and his work; Mrs. Young, of Little Falls, as bridesmaid is tbe geyser in Yellowstone which age and had been away from Natley over and get literature. Oscar Kraeger reviewed “ The Spy',’ and Peter Bush, .of Garfield, as best Health Commissioner Walter O. ■ Other plans are to have a “ window ariseV in the centre, of a large lake. since early youth, bat was well known man. . Lincoln is home from a ■ trip to New here. He was in the grocery business and Mrs. Frank Rushy contributed a campaign” worked with posters, all. It is the custom of anglers to stand sketch. ..The ceremony was performed under Hampshire where he was inspecting women tend men in favor of suffrage on the sniall,island made by the gey­ at the time of his death which was a canopy, of summer flowers, the bride garbage disposal ,pi ants. The Board are to be asked to wear suffrage pins ser and after catching a fish cook caused by stomach trouble. ... ___ wearing a gown-- of-blue-silk™ poplin held a apedal meeting last nigbt ^to from now on and householders wbo it in the centre of the geyser's bub* Surviving Mr. Darvill, besides tbe ONEBIRDCOST $118 trimmed with point lace. She carried hear his report and to talk over the are “ for” suffrage will be asked to "bling mouth. - / brother mentioned, are his wife, who a shower bouquet of tea roses. other plans, broached by other mem­ was Mary E Vreeland of this town, ’s waa u*ed and allow the affixing of a card on tbe Ri milo Gernaro, of 65 Sixth ave- i. bers. . front xif their homes. Arrangements and_ two sisters. The. latter are: Miss Kingsland's parents gave her in Mrs. Slater, of Hillside nue, Newark, found the current price marriage. Miss Yoaog wore a gown for the Ball on October 8 are be^ng FIREMEN’S MOVIE NIGHT of Starlings in Nutley on Monday to %y - carried forward.' It is also planned avenae, and Mrs. Nellie Mellor, of of real lace trimmed with pink ribbon. FORMER OFFICIALS AFTER WILL BE INTERESTING Irvington.' . . . ' be $118. For shooting one on the She carriedtiridal roses. to have Miss Alyse Gregory, a paid grounds of an Italian shooting club COUNTY COMMITTEE BERTHS worker, In the ‘field the two weeks The body will be brought to Nutley A reception and supper followed tbe today by Undertaker W. R. Stirratt in the Soho* section of Belleville ceremony at the home of the brides’ before election...... , ...... A morris chsi.r—a regular 1916 he was arrested by State Game War­ The date of tbe vote on the suffrage and funeral services will be heldfrom sister Mrs. Edward Zoerner, wbo lives When Town Clerk Kirkeby c’osed model with full floating rear axle, 11- the home of Mr. Slater at 37 Hillside dens and taken to the local Police up Bhop Wednesday at midnight after amendment is October 19. inch upholstpry and 52-inch springs, nearby. Tbe couple will make their avenue. Rev. Cheater J. Hoyt, of Court and fined a total of $118 by residence in Kingsland street. Rev. waiting.until that time for the filing capable of rannTngfor yeariTand years' Vincent Churcb, will officiate and Peace Justice Post. This amount cov­ of petitions only memberships on the on “ low” without heating—--will be Mr. Gause baptised thp three children burial will be made in the Methodist ered conviction and costs on four of Mr. and Mrs. Zoenjer— Anna, two county committees-— Republican PROTESTS AGAINST the first prize at the Firemen's Cemetery in Passaic avenue^ - charges against Gennaro and against Mildred and ' Bertha—the brTdea^tshd “ Democrat—had drawn any at- . Movie ni Wednesday at the Park SEATING OF RIVAL.. the accused’s thirteen-year .old. son, nieces, immediately after the wedding. tention. No Progressive petitions ’ Theatre^ Tbe Country Store, also, Ruggiero. The charges," according to were .filed. . Two new names appeared AS FIRE DEPT. HEAD promises, some good things and the SOCIAL SERyiCE BUREAU the wardens,were: Killings atarijng, for places on the old line committees. vamps are anticipating a lively even­ HEAD HAY LEAVE TOWN using a pump gun, carrying a shot FORESEES ENTRY OF IMHOFF In place of James L. Miller, former ing. It is a department . affair, gun into the fields, having, a shotgun TOWNS INTO TRUNK PROJECT Mayor John P. Lux filed a petition Wt Alonzo Bross, who is contesting arranged by a joint committee from unlawfully in his possession and on the- Republican side and former^ his removal as Chief of the local.fire the three companies, w ith. Andrew Mrs. M. T. Morss, of Prospect having a.dead bird in bis possession. Councilman George Scorso filed a Fleming as chairman. - department has protested to the State street, head of the Social Service In ah-address Thursday ni^ht before petition in place of Thomas Murren Relief Association against the aeating Bareaa, is planning to spend the WILLIAM T. BATCHELOR MARRIED the Bloomfield Board of Trada the on the Democratic slate. Other places of Louis Gehring at the coming Re­ THE IMMIGRANT AS SUBJECT winter at Wellesly Hills, to be near opinion that the Passaic Valley trunk to be filled locally are justices of the- lief Convention on September 22 at her daughter Miss Alva Morss wbo sewer is large enough to accommodate peace arid constables^ but'DO petitions Atlantic City. Tbe legal proceedings OF PRIZE ART EXHIBITION returns soon to take up her third News, of the marriage on July 10 of Bloomfield, Montclair, Glen Ridge, were filed for these with the exception instigated by Bross are now at a year's work at Wellesly College. Miss Marjorie E. Ball, -daughter of East Orange and Orange was ad­ of Recorder Post who wants his , standstill, and Mr. Gehring will be Plans for the coming season _ were Mrs. Henry C. Ball, of Fulton street, vanced by James M. Reilly, secre­ Justice of^the Peace job again. ex-officio a delegate in the Convention “ The Immigrant in America” will discussed at a meeting this week of Newark, and William T. Batchelor, of tary of tne Newark Board of Trade. unless Mr. Bross’s protest is heeded. be tbe subject of a prize competition the executive committee of the Social Kingsland road, has been givien out. He thought that eventually all of the WOMAN’S CLUB MEETING and art exhibition arranged by Mrs. Service Bureau at thd bureau rooms The couple are~~-iiving wjthL Mr. places named would use the sewer. B arry Payne Whitney, society* leader.- in Chestnut street After the meet­ Batchelor's parehts.~-The- marriage He recommended that the land between TENNIS HEN OF NOTLEY A. A... and sculptor, which will be held in ing, it was announced that the regular was performed by Rev. . Robert W. Bloomfield, Belleville and Nutley, The regular monthly pieeting of Mrs. Whitney's studio, 8 West Eighth semi-annual meeting for members Peach, of the Emmanuel Reformed where it is proposed.to construct 'aft the Woman’s Club will be held in the ARRANGE FOR TOURNAMENT street, „New York, from November 15 would bo held on the evening of Episcopal Church at North Broad Imhoff sewage disposal plant, be .made Club House Monday, September 13, to December 15. ~ October"6. ' ’ . . street and Fourth avenue, Newark. into, a'park. .• . at 3 o’clock. . , J ^ . Tbe prizes offered by Mrs. Whitney, The attendants were > Mr. and Mrs. Talks on the Exposition by mem­ A tennis department of th e Nutley are: (painting of sculpture) first prize, Joseph Carney, of Newark. The bers of the'Club who have recently A. A. was organized Thursday night $500; second; $250; tbi.rd, $100 and ROOSEVELT” A PIKER .bride is a nurae _*nd‘ was graduated METHODIST WOMEN’S PLANS returned,, and masic will follow tbe at the .hom6 of Edward Dillon, -in fourth $50; (blaok and white draw­ last year from the training school of regular- business. A card party . Highfield lane. It will. be part of ing) $100, (poster) $100. The jury of the Mountainside Hospital,Glen Ridge. September 20 has been announced. theathletic association organized this . A boarding . hoase swindle r., who The Woman’s Missionary SccLety,of •wards isjnuwfe or of such jqotedartials called hltnaelf 'HJ H.; ^Roosevelt' ' ' j vin'cebt Chdirch, Vaa; arranged tf fresh Spring to'conddct the bAseball club. and critics as: Chester H. Aldrich, claiming to be a cousin of the former air picnic for a number of poor chil­ A tournament .will start. September James E.. Fraser, Robert Henri, TRENTON FAIR THIS MONTH FALL CAUSES SCARE president and a government official,- dren of Newark to be held on the 22 and continue for ten days to select Chsrles Dana Gibson, J o h n . Sloan, called on Andrew T. Wickham, of church grounds Saturday. September the team to represent the club, and Frank X. L^yendecker and Paul Man- Trenton, Sept. 10—Heads of State The ten-months-old son of Mr. a match has been .arranged with Pas­ 463 Franklin avenue, last week, and 18. Mrs. Joseph Mutch was made ship. . engaged board for himself and three Departments have arranged r more chairman of a committee, which in­ and Mrs. Shaw, of Vreeland avenue, saic on October 2. Those on the Admission, to the exbibitTon will be assistants. He said tbey would stay educational exhibits for Trenton Fair cludes Mra; H.~ M. -Smithy Mrs. struck the back of his head -yesterday- committee in eharge are: Mr.-Dillon* free Saturday a and Sundays. The there for the three months it would this year than ever before. The ex­ Chester, J. Hoyt and Mrs. A. B. Davis. while playing on tbe floor of the Ell wood JoneS, Thurston Woodford, admission on other days will aid in take them to make an important sur­ position is to be held from September A basket luncheon was served, after nursery, causing temporary uncon­ Hainmatt Norton and Howard Stod- the Americanization of immigrants. 27tb to October 1st and promises sciousness. All _the - town's doctofs._ dafd. - vey.—:____ . ...___ •. ....------which there was a meeting of the He told a plausible yarn and finally greater attractions than at any time Ladies Aid Society at 2.30 o'clock^ were out of their offices.and consider­ HURT BY FALL FROM ROOF Wickham gave him $8 incsahon a in its history. . Mrs. William H. Mitchell presided able excitement waa caused among the Cleveland check which waj the balance In the free open-air show in front at the meeting in the absence of the neighbprs before a physicisn arrived THE. CHEEKFUL GHER.UB on a week's board in advance for of the Grand Stand, Art Smith, the president, Mra. Marion Lewis. „ Ar- and pjppnounced the little-fellow un­ Sliding from a roof he was paintingtfiiroBelf and the three assistants. Then aviator, will be-a feature. He will rangemettt* were made for a vegetable hurt ‘ ' ‘ ^ ' - . • i • ■ - • Wednesdsy afternoon in Duncan street, he decamped and ihe check came back make flights twice daily and must supper on Septeniber 23. The com- A rcvfcjy .sold me ^ North Arlington, Antonio Laporie^ this week as_worthless. j loop the loop teq times in succession. mitteein charge is: Mrs. J. G.^Uur- Vertical dives- from a height of 3,000 MANY ATTEND LAWN PARTI 5 !old-trick -v thirty-seven years . old, of 33 East ray, chairman; Mrs. Louis Weigand, Centre street, fell to the ground, a feet are. also part of his contract Mrs. Nils O. Lindstrom, Mrs. George FINE VIOLATOR OF UQUOR CODE The lawn, party given at the home It rrv&.de me ry distance of thirty feet, and sustained Haschek and Mrs. JI G. Walters. injuries to his b&ck snd possible in­ of Mrs. Ellen Graves at 79 Passaic t k e r \ , % T Tames Pucci, of 36 Roma street, BLOOD POISONING IN KNEE avenue Thursday night was well at­ ternal Injuries. B ut nou Jrcvjjl& d * &.t was fined $20 in the ^ local Police •SPRAINED’V ANKLE WAS BROKEN tended. Guests were present from Blood-poisoning that developed in W st it akous Court Monday afternoon for selling t^utley, Passaic andl^ewarkr ...... CASH FOR ADTO HURTS liquor without a license. Pucci an abrasion from a fall , on the left I-trust' ,rr\ y denied the charges. ,, knee caused the removal to St. Mary's While playing tennis at Belmar, the week before last Roswell Young, CATERER WITHDRAWS SUIT fellov/-mer\. v Miss Jennie Syino, fifteen years While Patrolman Malizia and Hospital,Passaic, yesterday morning, old, recovered a judgment of $65 in Chanceman Jingerelli, who arrested of Harry Brandreth, five-year-old son of Grant avenue, sustained what was KTC",t ~ of Mr. eod;ilrs. -Hsrry BT«Endretb, ot ditgneasduft-spraiiMd ankla. Whan The sail btooght 4a*t w■ . r r . .yj-- •- ---- ^ : ? : p -. a t ■ v: --^; =Fft- U f O TBE MPTLE»iSO#----'-■f - ~ r :;- -‘■ .— ' ELECnOlfironCE NUTLEV TERRACE _ _ -KTlOlf NOTICE) Proposed Ax o d a w ti to tbe Coosti* Clark’s tutioo. State of New Jersey, VINEYARD Y GIVJSJTTHAT Horehound ...... Jdepa^tment of State. Selling out, tbe last season to itry and EH action NOTICE OF A SPBC1AL ELECTION Utilizing Extra Apples to i -*.■ bay xny fine old port and the elaeUoa district In i.Compound Essex County In urnasee with tba prorisiona , ______itisy^ ia tba County } *AttSB0R6TEAM PASSAK^LOB of CW pter2 of tb» SpeclaT Session cbotcest of grapes—nooeo e'.otlkvJ otHer. rof Essex, wiU mset upon A r a s a l f for Goochs, c m . Make Pleasant, Useful Sirup La#» of 1915, entiUed “ An Act . TUESDAY, SEPT. 34, 19 Ylaceit lfctMist Epbcspal Ckorek Gracc Episcopal ChirdL Vocational School providing for submission of proposed like them. e t onejo'cJock -in tbe, aftam q Sunday morning sft9.45 the session Rev. Doqglas Matthews, rector. Experiments by Government can­ iwurs, or until perfectly clear. Pour , . :—— . amendment to tbe Constitution of this OH PARK TODAY PoitWiie - 1.50 fl^tUUM conjtinue in session until o'clock of the Sunday School, Joseph Holy Communion, Morning Prayer THE: ESSEX COUNTY-VOCATIONAL SCHQOL^wiU open Sep­ TAKES ROBB State to tbe people thereof, ” ap­ ning special ist*- show that a very the dear liquid into preserving kettle. in tbe evening for the p<_ of pre­ D. Little, Superintendent, H. M. and Sermon 11 a. m. tember 13th, 1915. There will be a center for boya, % center for proved May 6, 1915, notice ia hereby PA1QS0K AYE., *• OF PIOICETOll St palatable apple sirup can easily be Do not allow sediment at bottom to paring registry llata of/voters en­ « f c e 8 oz. Bottle 30c Smith, Assistant. Morning worship enter. Add to the clear liquid one girls, ‘and additional centers for evening and part time claaaca. __ given that oo TUESDAY, THE 19TH M i t* w. •( it. Bia* n«ul " Mail orders p n n tly Address 1 1 a. m. sermon, "Getting Disciples; S t Clare's CburdL, Delawtaaa made from apple cider. .While it Amws Split Era Oi Labor Hatley A. A., ii ^Ltst Game titled^ to vote at tbe enduing primary fiDed. all level teaspoonful of lime carbonate Any boy or girl in Essex County,-including Newark; 14'^“yeara of DAY OF OCTOBER. A. D. 1915, a P^, D ^A ddrsss—P A 5 IA1C. Ohriat'sF irst fatperienee and Ours. ” St. Cl arc's'Roman Catholic Churchy may not be practical for tho averaga and^general-eJectiona./ Upon— ‘ — — ----, „----oiden to ■ - .....- and stir thorougETy. The process is age or older, who is adapted to the kind of training .the school offers Diy; Windsors Prove ofTear, J)fopstlie .. Special Election will be held in the 7 p, nu Epworth League; Miss Cora All wood Road and Franklin avenue, suburbanite to produce apple -sirup TUESDAY, SE^T. 28, 1915 MRS. CELIA A. CLARK completed by boiling down rapidly to will be considered for admission to the day centres. While gradaa- several electioo districts of the Town from seven o : Farris. 7.45eveniog service, theme. Delawanna, Rev. Father Lawrence, on a commercial scale, the home PHONE m- to nin^ JHtfintgtOM -manufacture-ef-apple—sirup—for tbe AJkacJtquid. . Use density gangn or tion fmm the eighth_grade ia nat-xeqaired,—it-ia-recommended—that- zzz^JleB K sls-A giiit--^--^ of Hutley. ln ti^e Cocfaty d f Essex, 828N1JTLEY o’ciodc p. m., N w JeyiN .j ‘"Three Types of Religious Men.” O. K M7, rector. Sunday services: second registry day 11* ■ — family's winter use will furnish a candy thermometer and bring it up to every pupil secure as much general schooling as possible before at tbe places hereinafter, designated, shall be held, jppon Mondsy Men's Association. Wednes­ Miss, 9.30, Sanday School, 10.30. aitab tto-foibjc the electors tjsthficd to vote profiable.otttlit lor a large nomber of 220 degrees or, without^ ther­ making application for admission. Tuition is free. . GOO0 BMX^AS“SASOITWffllES I G E M M L m W L r TU£SDAY/OCTOBER 19, 1915 day S730 Junior Leagued 8 p. m. 1 “H”l I for members of the Legislature tb - Church of the Holy Family culls and windfalls. Apple sirup mometer, reduce bulk to one-seventh fron^ope oVJock in the afternoon un* opening of "Efficiency Campaign.” ” 7 BOYS’ CENTER - ~ ^ vote for or against certain proposed George H errmann, M g r .... Low Mass at 8.30 a. m. ; second made by the following method is a of original volume. To see whether . " ' (l ’ ' til nine p 'clodt in the evening the Special meeting Thursdsy night at 8 amendments to tbe Constitution, said CHAfiLES HEILHANN Mass and Benediction of the Most very' palatable product. It has a it is cooked sufficiently, test as you Tbe boVs’ center will be located at 229 Valley Road, West ' The Tiger*, semi-pro champs of th r Charlie Young collected another third r^istry day shall be held. o’clock. At this meeting the pub­ proposed amendments having been Special atteatloa p ali to Csawerdal Blessed Sacrament at 10.30 tomor­ flavor much like the thick sirup or would sirup or candy, by pouring a Orange, Courses will be offered in Carpentry, Cabinet Making, Pat- Vailsburgh section of Newark, _/#i 11 band of semi-pro stars last Saturday lished program for the year will be agreed to by the sessions of the Legis­ b a k e r y row morning at tbe Church of the jelly which is so 'often formed when little of it into cold water. If boiled tern Maki pg, trade drafting and related academic stddief. Other be the Arrow’s opponents on Park T ra ie distributed. Friday night special and went tip to hand the Passaic lature of New Jersey of 1914 and PRIMARY ELECTION Holy Family, in Harrison - street. apples are baked with a little sugar. enough, it should have tbe consistency courses wni ibe organized later. service.' of maple sirup. It' should' not- be Oval this afternoon. Kuw or Wind- City Club a sound licking^inthe third 1915/in pursuance with the provi-1 Notice is also hereby given tlurft a Sunday Scbool and chorus will meet As shown by. ^periments, this apple Tbe Finest Bread. Gake, Pastry cooked until it hardens like candy G IR L S’ RENTER belm will work for thexbiom esters and and deciding game of t^e series at sions of Articlb 9 of tbe Constitution primary election in and for the Town S t PanTc Contregatioiu! Church at 2.30 otclock. ; sirup can be used in cooking with good BOWLING ALLEYS and ao forth, made and sold in when tested. • When the test shows Paddy Off for tben^lsitoHL—Willi* Passaic Saturday afternoon. , Although of said State. , I of Nutley, Jn the County of Essex, will results as well as for table purposes. The girls’ center "will be located 82 Broad street, Bloomfield. Zitxman also wiU'oe in^ the Tigers’ be held upon ’ 11 v' ' .. , the Qeanest and Brightest Bakery Rally Day. Sunday School Rally S t Hary’s R. C. Church. that the sirup has been cooked enough, a fierc* battle ensued when Eddie The said proposed amendments' are] 162 CHESTNUT STREET in the State. Day exercises 9.45 a. m. Morning Reducing Apple Cider to Sirup Instruction will be given in Household Arts, including Cooking, line-op. ’ TUESDAY, SEPT. 28, 1915 .Massea at St..JMary's R. C- .Chtfrch ptour it-into, fruit jars, pitchers, etc., Dillon, Seton Hall’s best bet,' and contained in the form of ballot hereto NUTLEY. N .J . Wasb apples and remove all -decayed Marketing, Sewing, Dressmaking, Millinery, Home Sanitation and from seven o'clock a. m. to nine worship 11 a. m. Sermon by the at"7, 8, 9 and 10.30. Rev. William and allow it-to cool slowly. Slow Dechert, _ the Pride of Passaic, got; annexed, which ballot has been pro* I PM H U T iro raEKIilD AYES. pastor/ “ The Larger Life.” ' Christ- and worm-eaten spots. Press out Decoration, Household Accounts a.id related academic studies.. Tbe JM ^w s Were the attraction on o’clock p. m ^ for the nomination of I L. , rector. ’ ^ cooling is important, as otherwise the a’going, the fonner was returned! ▼ided for use at said special election, I ’PHONE 1018-1. tian Endeavor meets , at 7 p. m. juice aa usoal, for cider making. Be The capacity of each center is limited and application for . admis­ thejp«rk Oval . for.: Labor • Day- and and referred to the Legislature then candidates fo r certain public office* j suspended matter will not settle tbe loser in an eleven inning game in pQnuance with the provisions of f Evening.service, 7.45 p. ra. sermon sure tbe juice does not ferment or sion should be.made at once. An interview with tbe Director will succeeded in splitting a pair of gfcmea. iO-9. ;• • • •• - . .next tb be chosen, and shal^be nub- aa .follows: ■ ...... •. \ . Immanuel's German Lutheran properly and the jBiitip will be cloudy. 01 ° “e Spod* 1 for ItaCT m ooth. p re rto u to subject, “ According to Pattern.*' “ work,” as only sweet cider should A good~-way to insure slow- cooling then be arranged. -- - ‘ ^Theytook tbe morning contest from :The Nutley team included in ita Laws of 1915. pre . Justices of the Peace. * German Evangelical Lutheran Con-' making intdh choice in be used for sirup making.-. The • A further announcement concerning evening classes^will be_ made the Kearny Athletics 5-2. The roster Sberm Dillon, manager of the a t ' least li one Conatatles from Second Ward. SHERIFFS SALE gregatioD; Rev. George Brodthage, is to stand the Veasels fu ll of sirup OSCAR S. KIRKEBY, newspaper of eacb county, If any be ChriftitB Sdeace Sedcty. - sterilizing- reducing vat or kettle in a bucket or a wash boiler of hot at a later date. ~ _ visitors, who have quite a rep in and j Bloomfield Clnh; Jimmy R«whiw( -hia ------TownCIerk. —One member o'n:ate ' ( c a t WESLEY A. O’LEARY— dorin^inoft. ofthe set-ta Billy Kirk, elected to~eich;^bods(^ tbenllt aball be t ti . cocnplaiMnt, anti Notley Manor Land Club building. Chestnut street* Cpjnpoiind of lime with the. natural to win. but: the brand of ball 'displayed pConstitution of 'the State of. New th*. r —* i ^ L , I ®**ox County, from each election Compeny.et ala..defendants. FL fa.,for bunate of lime), commonly called acid of the apple. Wh^n the sirup in ' . ^ ._____ County Court House-, Newnrk~,^N. J. formerly captain 4 « a a ^ , the quty of tho Legistttare to gflhmit 1 district. differeottjmee : «0cir r a precipitated'" Chalk, —is a .low-priced cool ed, it-ahouJdbeL stored in fruit Tel, Market -34.3p., counteracted his work on the. mound -First Amendment One member of the Democratic °f the above stated writ of mg . chemical available at any drug store. favorably, botfc^at bat and in the people in such manner as the Legis­ fienfadaa, tome directed. I shall expose avenue, open Mbnday, Wednesday and jars oi bottles. Place the rubbercap and handed the game to -the—Passaic I If yoa favor the adoption of the County Committee; of County, To New York. (Daily) 5r49, 6.19, Boil in .kettleor vat vigorously for field. The iocala got to Regen who lature aball prescribe, at the election from each election district. ' forsale by pabfic vendne. at the Court -Friday afternoons from 2nntil 5 p. m. or cork in position and tighten. Then Club. . ’ ~ . proposed amendment to the Constitu­ House in Newaik. oa TUESDAY thp a 56, 7.29, 7.47, 8.057 8.32, 9.38 aTperTod of fiVe m inutes" 'Pour the pFace tha bottles or cans of sirup in pitches for Harrison High School, in for members of the General Aasembly One member of the Socialist County . Relomed Church Free hitting by both teams msirkedj tion of New Jersey first printed below, held next, after four months .shall W SEPTEMBER IL 50 a. m., 1.18, 3.24, 5.02, 6.54, liquid into vessels, preferably glass hot water and sterilize for 12 minutes tbe fifth inningandfrom thereon the the whole eleven atankas bui bothl make an X mark in the square op­ Cohltaittee; of Essex' County, from NBCT, at two o clock pi m .. all tracts or 3.21, 9.37, 10.55 p. m., (Sunday) have elapaed after the amendment parcels ofjand and premises situate, ly­ Sunday School a t 9.45 a. m. jars or pitchers; el low tb stand 6 to 8 in hot water or home-made outfit. game was on ice* - "S- i posite the word “ Yes;** if you are each election district. " pitchers were backed up at times by shall bave been agreed to by both ing and being in the towns of Nutley and Regular morning service at 11 o'clock. 7.36, 8.51, 10.23, 11.38a. in., 1.54, H. Woodruff led off in the fifth by opposed thereto make an X marie in Twelve members of the General 3.38, 5.08, 7.12, 9.37, 10.55 p. m. sensational catches and stops that booses of the Legislature as aforesaid; Irvington and city of Newark, Essex Young People's Society at 7 p. m. Cleaning ta c t. ■ s base, Wallace breezed more than made up for, the many I ^p^squaro oppoaite the word 4lNo.*-*| Aasembly. . County.New Jersey. _____ ..„ . Two minotea earlier from-West- — An._Ey*nti„ and-if the people at" such general Preacher,'Rev. F."“C. Forster. lace that Is too delicate to: tie wash­ Proud Mother—Ob, James, what di) per caught aneon thunose lapses. ’ ' . ^Black ink or black pencil may be used ~ Registrar of Deeds and Mortgages. . *rect Beginnfaut In the line of Natley and two minutes later from election shall.approve «od ratify such I Und of JmMa W. d io tt. fameriy owned ed in the usual way can be cleaned In jou think?. The twins hnve another ck* sending Woodrdff in for sbeb purpose...... “ ...... - - ^ Three members of the Board of Avondale. The game marked the last for the amendment by a majority of the oy oam tulPeny and at the southwesterly this way: Make a strong soapsuds of tooth!—Life. * . ~ local's initial tally. Wind* Chosen Freeholders. - : To Paterson (Daily) 7.21, 9.02, Nutley A. A. and they 'will disband! electors qualified to vote for members corner of land of Levi Decker; thence (1) Y. P. S. STARTS SEASON some good soap and allow the lace to it one to left scoring Van for the season. 'Charlie Young saya running along said EUiott'e line north 10.37, a. m., 12.34, L57f, 2.40t, remain in It for several hours at least, Scorso fanned and Booth was Shall tbis amend­ of the Legislature voting thereon, GENERAL ELECTION he ia ''disgusted-with tha- way the Yes. l^enty-three degrees ten minutes west 2.22, 4-08, 5.10, 5.53, 6.16, 6.50, although It ls well to shake it out oc­ infield oat, ending tho inning. ment, extending bench amendment so approved and fifteen hsmdred and thnty-two^^ feet and town supported his team** which I And notice is hereby given that a The Young People's Society of St. 7.22, 8.27, IL 03 p. m., 1.07*, a, casionally. A wide mouthed bottle la Arrowa hungup two more in .the right to vote ratified shall become patt of1 the fifty hundredths of a foot to land oTMrs inost convenient to handle. When thr* “ had an enviable reputation while] general election for the election of Warrm; thence (2) along her line and Paul's Church will begin tbeir Sunday m., (Sunday) 9.03, 10.17, a- m., bllowing chapter on Paxton’s hit/ to women citizena / Constitution; PROVIDED, that if lace Is thoroughly soaked, let the soapy S'C•'-. it lasted.** / I the following officers: ' 5 ?® H.orace Meelei north twenty-one evening meetings . tomorrow. Tbe 12.16, 2.32, 4.06, 5.46, .7.23, 9.02, Altaic dcagn*, Ev, • v? and/H. Woodruff’s single, two infield be adopted ? No. more than onet amendment - be sub­ water out of the bottle and keep add­ The score: ^ \ Twelve members of the General degrees three minutes east three hundred topic for the evening is “ Friendships 11.03 p. m. conect atyte; bnlliint 1 oats and Wallace's and Windheim's mitted, they shall be submitted . in and twenty feet and eighty-four bun- ling clean, water until the soap has all finish, cottdmted with NUTLEY A. A. , . ■ Assembly. . That Are'W orth Forming1, Making Two minutes later from West been removed from the lare. Do not wallops for a base apiece. They added such manner and form that the people area tha of a foot to line of Joaeph W booot valae, make ;’ .. a.b. r. h. e. Registrar of Deeds and Mortgages. Them and Keeping Them. ” ^ - Nutley and two minutes earlier from handle the lace at all; shaking the bot­ . one more in the eighth , when Paxton Strike out paragraph one (1 ) of may vote for or against each amend­ Hancox; thence (3) along his line fifteen Blum, lb 5 2 2 ol Three members of the Board of RU355? «fihly feet to said Levi The regular business meeting and Avondale. tle will rinse It thoroughly. Delicious D rinks was safe on the short stops error and Article two (U) an^ insert in lieu ment separately and distinctly; PRO­ Zitzman, ss...... 5 2 0 1 ]thereof the following: - • Chosen Freeholders. Decker's line; thence (4> along his line social will be held Thursday, Septem­ If the lace ls narrow wind it round a \' came all the way around on How VIDED ' FURTHER that when .any south twenty-four degrees fifty-two min. M S. Dillon, e t ...... 5 1 1 0 [ Justices of the Peacel ber 16, in the Church at 8 o'clock From Jersey City. (Week Days) bottle that has been covered with a Our pure ice cream and real fruit flavors /Woodruff's smash over. center field 1- Every male, and every female amendment has been submitted to the utes west four hundred and thirty-nine piece of s o ft flannel, and do not r e ­ Rothfuss, If; ...... 5 0 2 0 Contables from Second Ward, 6.44, 8.30, 10.00, 1L59, a. ro., I for three bags. citizen of tne7 United States, of the people and by them rejected,- to feet aod fifty hundredths of a foot to the to which the young people are cor­ move It until it Is dry. If It is too ROGERS BROS. make the refreshments that you get at our Gardner, rf...... 5 1 1 0 will be held upon. point and place of beginning. Containing L24t, 2.05f, 1.45^ 3.35, 4.37, The Kearny nine. drew, first blood age of twenty-one years, who. shall sifniiAr amendment shall be submitted dially invited. wide to care for In that way dry It on eWmvaie the choicc Df B. Gorznstn, 3b...... 4 O O 1 Jtave been a resident of this State one TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1915 thirteen acres and fifty-five hundredths of 5.24, 5.42, 6.16, 6.49, 7.54., a lanje cushion. First cover the cush­ jmrrtiatfra. fountain really nourishing food. And w e by scoring in the third on a pass to again within five years from such an acre. . - 10.29, 12.29, p. m. (Sunday) 8.29, lliif msM tfwlnyttmla W. Gorman, 2 b ...... 5 1 1 l | year, and of the county in which he rejection. ‘ between the hours of 6 a. m. and 7 ion with a lie/vy^towel, then pin .the" O’Donell, hia stolen base and Small's Second tract: Beginning ait a point in . . Wouldn't B« Bullied. 3.44, 11,44, a^ m., 2.00,3.30, the heaviot grade ot try to keep our serving'dishes and recep" Brown, c ...... 5 o O 4 or she/claims a vote five months, p. m., at the polling places' herein- the easterly line of tbe publicroad leading Lord Kitchener^ celebnrfed for hls 116Ii i ts u f ce IirtJln^Fumrallowrit wallop to left. | after designated. - 5.14, 6.49, 8.30, 10.29, p. m. piste *,*1 exrj’oiit c beauty El Dillon, p . . . . 4 2 11 next before the election, shall be ■ Third Amendment----- from aprmg Garden to Franklin and at the stern and exacting 'xnanner, met his to tlry. "It is be>er net to u se steel o l pattenu, maring long tacles as clean and wholesome as the best The Arrowa played great defensive, •Five minutes earlier- Saturday entitled to vote for all officers that If you favor the adoption of the POLLING PLACES* southwesterly corner of James Lees »iyi match on one occasion nnd proved the |)ius ou ncc'oimt Of the danger from years oi •enrice ana ut> ball behind Windheim although the thepce rtmnlng along said Lees' land eas­ rust. WhwTtTry the lace will look like ufactkm. Its remarkable housewife in this town keeps her kitchen. Totals..... 43 9 8 8 now are, or hereafter, may be, proposed amendment ta_the Constitu­ First Ward fine quality of his nature by acknowl­ night. fSaturday only. local pitcher was in excellent form Chemical Engine Co., No. 1 . Town terly two hundred and twenty-four feet to new.—Youth a Companion. durability hu w on it. PASSAIC CLUB elective by the people; PROVIDED, tion of New Jersey first printed below land formerly of Abraham King; thence edging, the, fact the popular tille and was rarely in danger. How Hall, Chestnut street • Trolleys run on varying • headways a.b. r. h. e. that no citizen by marriage shall mske an X mark in the square op­ south twenty degrees forty minutes west It was to the days when the railway -Hia Size. Woodruff with a triple anj^a single was being driven across the desert to from five minutes in commission hours mSiIvtr Th tt Tonge, cf.... 4 1 0 0 enjoy the right Of an elector unless posite the word "“ Yes;** if you are Second Ward ' along his hne one bandied and sixty- He—Often when I look "up at the th a t W e a n .* Stop In Here carried off the hitting honors of the three feet to land of Mesier* Khartum. A young Canadian officer to twenty minutes late at night. Sold by le«&a Wycoff, s s . . . . 6 2 5 0 she shall bave been a resident of the oppose i thereto make an X mark in First District—Masonic Hall Biiild- Thirty-five minutes by, trolley to . Jhe stars In tbe Armament 1 cannot help ' df«lfT» CKtf- S?:M game while Tuk Paxton's fielding at ing,557 Franklin avenue,(J.Vairlior's thaic* westerly two hundred and thir­ of engineers was in charge of the thinking how small, how insignificant. ?[■*{ ■ Miller, lb .... 6 1 0 1 United States five years'next before the squore oppositellhe word “ No*** ty-four feet to tbe said road; and *rlietc._ Send , and get a thirst^quencher; then take a pail }f-i' : ; J abort was another feature. . barber shop). work, .which' was progressing satis­ McAdoo tubes in Newark;- Tube I am, after all. Shel-Graclous! Doesn!t for citiloiM / . McCarthy, 3b. 4 1 0 1 the election; AND PROVIDED that Black ink or black pencil may be tnmce^akmg the said road northerly factorily;'when one morning the sirdar trains ran on twenty-minute beadway. ”CL,"lhami| The acore: Second District—-Hose Company, eighty feet and fifty hundredths of a foot that thought even strike you except gQ paW**iw| of cream or sherbet home to the family. McKay, 2 b ___ 6 2 4 1 no person in the military, naval, or used for such purpose...... (aa Kitchener then was) appeared on Seventeen minutes to Erie Main line kjhmSkBtlttkvEa,] a ARROWS N a 2 , northwest corner of Bloom­ to the point and place of beginning. Con­ when youlook at _tbe stars In the Yott, ...... 5 1 1 2 marine service .of the United States the scene and expressed bis dlsap-' in. Passaic by trolley. . / Shall this amend­ field avenue and High street. taining fifty-aeven hundredths of an acre firmament? 1 a.b. . r. b, Kraemer, r f . . < 4 O a O ------—^ more qr j ess . Being the same premises proyal of certain features of the work* Last trolley from Newark -at night ■aUa.Ciw. ment, authorizing Third W ard----- QESUALDO, D ru g g ist Scorso, 3b ...... , . 4 0 0 McCleary, If.. 5 O 1 0 State by being stationed in' any gar­ conveyed to party of the first part by T. with his usual ;bluntness.------—- is a Broad car. From Broad and Mar­ excess condemna­ Yes*. Booth* I f . . 4 0 0 Dechert, p..., 5 2 2 1 rison. barrack, or military or naval Thomas Hayes* plumbing shop, cor­ *6 of deeds for said Essex County,on. The young offlcer listened until his ket at 1.55-—not from Mulberry and One Sure Outlet. — - FRANKLIN AVE. & CENTRE ST. - NUTLEY Paxton, ss...... 3 2 1 Mersler, cf__ tion of land by ner of Passaic- avenue and Chestnut pages 130 etc. Chief had finished nnd then quietly In­ Sirawber— Why do you think you will 2 0 o 0 place or station within this State; and quired: Market. Last car from Nutley to .. ILWotdiuff, cf.. . 3 1 2 tbe State or any street. . Third tract Also all that certain tract :iave a nr trouble in keeping the* en- no paaper, idiot, insane person, or or parcel of land and premises hereinafter “Am I bossing this railway, str, or Newark 3 o'clock. ' ^VjennMit secret V Singerly—1 bad to / Lawrence, lb . ___ . 4 0 0 T o ta ls.. political aubdivis- ’ OSCAR S. KIRKEBY, BEST GRADES OF 47 1 0 1 3 6 person convicted of a crime which No, Pafticmarly described, situate, lying and are you T” w tell the girl, didn’t 1?—Puck. . —THE— T. Woodruff, rf.. . 2 1 -J. tbereof, be adopt­ Clerk of the Town of Nutley, in R. H. E. undrf tbe laws of this State, in lore* being m part in the d ty of Newark. and Kitchener gave him a quick glance, W allace 2b ...... 4 0 1 ed ? the County of Essex. Big Gun Range Finders. Passaic.0 1 2 0 0 0 1 2 301—10 13 6 on tbe Second day of September, one • . to*® «f Inrington, and all recognized him as one of his own sort What one has that one ought to use. Van Riper, c ...... 4 * 1 2 thousand eight hundred and forty-four, Nutley, N. J., August 28, 1915^ m the County of Ftaex and State of New"-' nodded approval and went away. pbiij a man who knows mechanics as Fashionable Finish LEHIGH, JEDDO AMD NutleyrO04 0 0005000—9 8 8 Amend ^Article IV, by adding the Jersey: ■ npd whatever we take In hand .we Windheim, p .... . 3 o 1 | would have excluded auch person from an open book, “The acme of precise­ FOR YOUR following, section, which shall be ^ Begimung at a point distant north fifty ness and the perfection of nil mechan­ ought to do with all our might-—Cic­ Kane, rfT ...... 1 o 0 Two base bits—Rnthfaiw 2, W. BOUNDARY LINE1S OF ELECTION being a witness, unless pardoned or known as Section IX. ^ . degmtiUrty-nxrw minutes west one hun^ Plainly Unjust. ism known to the human race is devot­ ero. COLLARS AND CUFF5 Gorman, Wycoff 2, McKay 2, Mc­ restored by law to the right of raff- DISTRICTS OF THE TOWN dred (100) feet a t right angles from the Section IX “Great rackets this here nrt blzness ed to the atf of killing men.” IS THE BPCK MOUNTAIN COAL . T otals . 32 5 8 0 Cleary. Three base h^t^Blum. Home rage, shall enjoy tbe right of an OF NUTLEY, ' Westerly line of Fabyan -place, which | ,!• „ The Legislature may authorize is!” exclaimed the maid In on angry He -was talking about the extreme . ! 1 run—Yott. Bases onballs.off Dechert elector ;AND PROVIDED FURTHER, described as follows: ^ po^t d“tant north thirty-nine de- KEARNY ATHLETICS the State, or counties, cities, towns, minotes east one bun- , voice. “Missus hez got a Wen us in exactness of range finders for big guns. DULL FINISH THE ONLY YARD IN TOWN THAT CARRIES THEM a.b. r. e. 3; off Dillon 4. Struck out by that in time of war no elector in tbe FIRST WARD , iher parlor with both arms broke off “I know of no other thing in the wide ; W, HENDERSON boroughs or other municipalities, or . We call for Work iti Nut(eyr r Small, r f ...... 3 Dechert 5; by Dillon 6L Umpire— actual military service of the State, northeriy fine of Sdvage street, fonneriy above th’ elbers, an’ then she comes domain of mechanics,” said he. “that 0 1 0 any board, governing body or commis­ Beginning in the centre line of Pas­ Paiktin^ and Decorating SPECIAL PRICES GIVEN ON JEDDO COAL Adams, lb.. ~ Murphy. Duquesne avenue; thence ( 1) north fifty out an* docks me a dollar fer chlppin* ls worked out with so great core as and Avondale 4 , a o 0 or of tbe United States, in the army sion of the same, to take more land saic avenue *t the dividing line be­ degrees, thirty-nine minutes west In All Branches Parks, c f... 4 0 or navy thereof, shall be deprived of Jes one han*le often this alary little these range tinders.*'. i 0 and property thsn is needed tor actual tween the Town of Belleville, in tbe 011 Sehra^« street, old teacup."—Puck...... He sald„that with?that instrument RACE STREET, NEAR JOHN STREET Sherlock, ss. 5 1 2 a vote by reasooxxf absence from such I County of .Essex and tbe Town of and parallel with the same foor bundled NUTLEY. N. J. HILLIER & CO. JOHN HAWKINS SINGLE HEN REDEEM construction in the laying out, widen­ fensteen feet and twenty-three bun­ it Is'" possible to plant a shot within Kirk, 2b...... election district; and the Legislatnre j* 4 0 0 ing, extending or relocating tbe parks, Nutley, .ioLtbejCounly..of and one yard of the desired target ten miles STEAM LAUNDRY Boan, if...... 0 * f«ot to the Phone 1169-R ■ ■' EAST NUTLEY. NEW JERSEY 4 0 ■“ ' ,tl>ni^ftrpl«e^wgh»»yi, extending along the centre line of Pas­ nortterfy line Of tbe whole tract of which SHERIFF’S SALE away. When 1 remarked that that re­ 413-415 Market St, Newark, N. J. PHONE 833-L Campbell, c .... 2 PRESTIGE ON DIAMOND manner in whiai^and the time and -. ^ or streets: 0 0 PROVIDED, HOWEVER, that the saic avenue northerly to the centre this Iot i*yj*ir}; thence (2) along the quired unusual delicacy this scientist PHONE 5263 Market Regen, p . ------place at which, racb absent electors 3 1 additional lands and properties so line of Chestnut street; thence along same south fifty-mne degiees forty min­ -qpIKhI, “No, not . delicate, because one O’Donell, 3b.. may vote; and for^he return and can- utes east four hundred nineteen feet and . ‘ [Chancery B—186] >f these finders weighs. 100 pounds, but 2 0 The single men succeeded in turn­ authorized to be taken shall" be no the centre line cf Chestnut, westerly yaw of tbeir votes'in the election dis­ thirty-two hundredths df a foot (419192)' SHERIFF’S SALE;—In Chancery of New they must be mechanically exact oru- ing the tables on tbeir married foes in more than, sufficient to ^«rm suitable to the centre line of Prospect; atreet to the rear of lots fronting on Fabyan tricts in which thsy respectively Jersey Between Kathryn Hart, com­ perfect;” ‘ — Totals. 31 2 5 2 a fast game on the* Park Oval Satur­ building sites abutting on such park, northerly to the intersection of Pros­ place aforesaid; and thence (3) aloag die plainant, and Nutley Manor Land Co., a LAMBERT’S SODA SHOP day afternoon 6-4. If the game Was. reside. ' One might almost be tempted to say Professional Cards t z£r. avghha same south thirty-nine degrees twenty>one , H7V--S rrx~* jtx: lyanrrj LL ------pJtC^ fajghway . 0g- atr«et3 pect street and Mountainview * corporation, defendant. Fi. ,fa. ..for le tbatfcUltng merr tnw nr baa-become r " 'WaWs'Ice Cfdam Delivered in Town ' ' A W ^iWI m n ■■ i«*T" j > > * # m • ' . ® Arrowa. ...0 00 0 2 2 10 x— 6 8 0 ^After so muWof the land or property raencenslong tJbe centre lire of Moun- onnortgaged^prennsteJ' 7 7 ,'./ exact science.—Philadelphia Ledger. have won easily aa Charley Fendrich Second Amendment , - ■ . place sixty-eight fea and eighteen hnn- By virtue of the above stated wntoi Phone Connections • : . Kearny..: .0 0 LO 0“0 rfrO —2 5 2 If you favor the adoption of, tha takenhaa been appropriated for eatb tainyiew avenue and in a direct line dredths of a foot (6&I8) to ^he point fieri (ad&t, to me directed, 1 shall expose Everything You Need 45c per quart . had hia opponent* standing on' tF>f>ir thierewith to the dividing line be­ . 1 1 ’ [proposed amendment to the Constitu­ Pw^* ^public place,highway or Street, and place of ^ beginning. Being lot num­ forsafeby public vendue., at the Court D E . HARLEY ' ■' Two base hit*—Van Riper; Three heads trying to hit his high fast ones. tween the Town of Bloomfield, in tbe ber 103, marked reserved, oo the man of House in Newark, on TUESDAY, THE tion of New Jersey first printed aa ia needed therefor, the remainder at Our Store Osteopathic Physician Confectionery of all kinds from 39c to 1.00 lb.-—Cake] dec­ 4 btaa hits—H. Woodruff, O'Donell. He allowed only five bits tbe entire may be sold or leased and reasonable County of Essex and th* Town of the iuW ivisioa of the W. H. Woodruff T O im EENTH DAY OF SEPlEMBEK and Chiropractor Bases on balls, off Windheim, 4; off game and registered twelve strike below, make an X mark in tbe square estate, surveyed 1892 by Scariett A NEXT, at two o’clock p. m.t all that tract In Nutley—Tuesdays and Fridays by orations and party favors . .restrictions imposed; __ ■___ , Nutley, In the County of Essex^ Scarlett. ... or parcel of land-and premises situate, Iy- ;—Rege&-2. Struekoatby-—Windheim oof*.— He- fanned both Perry- Scow! oppoaite^tbe «rord“ Yes;’* if you are- ■’ •...... appointment j And notice is hereby given that SECOND JVARD Newark. N .J .. August 23rd. 1915. ‘ing. andhbeing in the town of. Nutley, and Bee Phi I hower four timea sue- opposed thereto make an X mark in 68 Hudson Street - Hoboken 8 ; Regen 8. Umpire—Bruskin. said election will be held upon First ^ District—Beginning in tbe RALPH B. SCHMIDT. Sheriff. Essex County, New Jersey. 158 Cambridge Avenue - Jersey City ceasively. . the square opposite the word "No.** Beginningst a point in the easterly line Paints, Glass, Mops, TUESDAY, OCTpBER 19, 1915 centre line of Hillside avenae at the Pad G. Roder. Solr. O3#cV street and Mountainview avenue; tween the Town of Bellevills, la the Land Company, and surveyed in 355 Passaic Opei Air? only foor hlu from Arrows.. Q O O O O O aO Q — 2 4 2 •tail b. sound on Uwlr joanaliL w i Conaty of ,0®f the eeotre Hue of Moon- Phone 810-M Suburban Homes • Specialty With the yaaa and nays taksn tbereoo, I County of Esaex aad tbe Town of Telephone 1167 Notloy, N. J . , September 11,1016,. IUlnvliw aveooe aad In a direct lino Nutley, in tbe Cooaty of fiseex to TRY U5 GENERAL TRUCKING jb*f fcOPH B. SCHMIDI. Stwiff. 602 Franklin Ave., Nutley, N. J. wrauKjOMoetwMB .£ •* » , 8o». ClM-el) ';v?- I "-i ;-T „ IT 4 , =?T5:W: -s::: i'-'V THE NUTLEY SUN ...". induced an Im pendentSgliair Op«f bif Veteaooee Wtth Canea. faiM M Teaaple and litathf. Slnce abont the year 752 the grand Sun firm to sabmit a bid. Tbe Bethle­ acrow tbe, bay ot Naplea, RAM HAGAZJHE 1EPIESEKTATITE past tbe s^tot where .ti^s notable city ceremooy af Kaltfea, or “opening tbe hem and Midvale companies bid spiritual eye of tbe statue,” haa beat $169,668 and $160,272, respect­ of the present daj» la situated, our EVERY SATURDAY MORNING travelers came, to Puteoli, or Ponuoll, celebrated but five times at the temple ooscw ycs ively, while the English firm commonly known as the Dalbutsu of George B. Clark, of Hampton Carefnl H I , LT HUtLU, VXWJXB8ST - aa it la now called, at pre»enjt a de­ offered to furnish the drams for cadent suburb of Naples. Kara, at Tokyo. Tbe original statna JAMES CRAMMOND place, has been appointed Special $57,436, a saving of $102,836 to This miserable and j(iirty~town -of haa aofferoL grievouaJy since 7BS. Representative for the Monthly Mail leg»l Paper of the Town, County tbe Government over tbelowfcst Once, in 855. the head dropped oflT Pharmacist . Order Magazine, a 100 page monthly. Today Use ■ • some 16,000 Inhabitants, as it now Is, —. Mrs^Ir?iDg_!!5£fc*. fltreet, Mrs. John Whormby and Miss and State Since then It bos suffered twice from Tbe mail Order Business Builder, Ad- bid of the ring." Is connected by trolley and steam rail­ 15 6 CHESTNUT STREET, bu returned home after an enjoyable Clavelle Whormby, of Wilmington^ F rm ilia A?e*. cor. High s t ^*S*4*1*— fire, nnd upon each occasion the bead NUTLET. HEW je r s e y v e rtlM rrin fra te iw lw l parties—will------•------ST" • Mn^e instance*, of the same thing way with Naples and Is often vjslted motor trip through the Catskills, Del, and Mrs. Herbert Ogbom,- of Phone 822 by the modern tourist who wishes to iras destroyed. The statue in Its ali- sent a ''free- sample copy of the Fireless Cookers OQce; Franklin and Vreeland Avenues are cited which may or may not be Delaware W ater Gap, and Mount Trenton, who have been visiting their see the remains o f the ancient temples tLri'r po^tnro measures fifty-three and a ,1^' magazine oh request aa well aa parti­ ; : . . Telephone 1100 Bethel, Pau sister Mrs. C. J. Van Winkle, of true. Probably they are, in piirt at and amphitheater and the mighty hr.lf feet, the length of the face being \ culars in regard to the book “ Letters They knovr the many cares least. Coaid government ownership mole,. which still tell of the ancient sixteen feet. The two Bodhlsattvas Mr. and Mrs. Abram J. Rose, of Franklin avenue, have returned, to That Make Money** by Randolph Rose, of cooking that they^are re­ their homes. . .. : 7 - -~— inbtcriptiop, $1.50 Per Year glorlea of - PutoolL— ...... -...... — JUuiklng the Palbuteo-are- as high, aa Short Bills, Mr. Hugh Kinnard and which is given free with a year’s be morewasteful—at Itsworst—than tUIrty-fcetr The-temple ia 1SS feet La lieved of. Urey appreciate Near bjvtoo, la thc YQlcanic fleld of: y r. Lenox^trRofe, of Madison, and Mrs. Charles Pease; of ITarlford, subscription to The Mail Order Busi­ this? Solfatanu not a _ mountain, but a .flat frontage and ICO feet in depth and Is pr. and Mrs. Bond Stow, of New bong aKe to put their dinner Unown as the largest wooden bqlldlng Conn.; is the guest of her sister .and ness Builder. plain, the crater of a low volcano. Into fork,—who bav^baen-guests- of Mr. brother-in-law Mr; *nd Mrs^ Robert *n "IDEAL TIRELESS which one can thrust his cane In many lu ''Japan, fliough it Is^oucfi smaller COOKER" ami, not having to The Sun wonders how many persons than the original, built 1,100 years ago. jnd Mrs, William J. Kinsley, of Sykes, of Vreeland avenae. Mr. and. Eyes Examined places and And smoke and sulphurous ‘‘Sunny Crest" have retuhied to their SEARCH FOR LOST BOY wbo -enjoys"the- manifold-activitiea vapor Issuing from the hole as he wlth- It was not built to protect the statue Mrs. Sykes have, been in Port Jervis. worry about its being burned T homes. and Mrs. Kinsley are Glasses Supplied or poorly cooked. - ■Entered at the Post Office at Nutley* qf suburban life join it in confessing draws It. Probably there are few Trom being exposed to the weather, HREE essentials, we Mr. and Mrs. Henroid Seltzer, of more dreary or disreputable places lif but the jstatue waa made to enshrine entertaining Mra. Beister Piollet, of The local police were-asked yes­ Once the lid is clo^etf on an . N. J., as second-class matter. a dislike for> the denatured election Ssyre, Pa., and Master Page Stow, Vreeland avenue, are spending the Broken Lenses Replaced Italy than this modern suburb of Na­ aa the chief figure of the temple week in New York. terday by the Jersey City auborities “IDEAL FIRELESSCOOKER” tinges we have nowadays? Petitions ples. It has not the ragged pictur­ hold, are necessary to of New York. Mr. Kinsley haa Rev. and Mrs. Henry J. Condit to look for James Glass, age four JOHNSON FOY. Editor. were required to be filed this. week esqueness which somewhat redeems - - Doesn't Wash Th«m. - ■ ' • ■ / returned from a two weeks' fishing , . youhave no reason to look at Snlcklefritz—I know a man who nev­ and family have returned from Lake yeas, who disappeared from Greely, tne contents untU you are ready to serve it. You eaa t bum or for State, County and Town officer. the worst slums of Naples. % but is a trip in the Timagami Forest Reserve, E. J. CRAMMOND Pike County,. Pa., on May 12, where squalid, unwholesome town of the er washes his bands before breakfast. a grocery otore of first rank. George. " . . , overcook your dinner when you use an “IDEAL".... Communications are welcoxned by this Ontario; Canada. . : Optometrist and - Optician he was staying with his parents, who In this town County Committeemen worst type.—Christian Herald. - .... Dlngleblatz—Why doesn’t he? Snlckle- • H)£AL FIRELESS COOKER has seimless pure aluminum Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cowen, of are residents of Jersey City. "It is paper. aThe shorter the more welcome. Tbe Misses Clara Kirkeby, Alice FRANKLIN AVE. . Cor. tilGH ST. and one Justice of the Peace con­ fritx—

T H E N U T L E Y SUN SEVDT SCHEDULE OF .LODGES SINGLE HER REDEEM p o r s a l e AMUSEMENTS B. P. O. Elka^ Natley Lodge,. No. NURSERIES At A lln n d Valuation PRESTIGE OR DIAMOHD fT^0 make the future as well as 1290, peels Masonic Hall, 2d and MY_ NUTtEY PARK L0T 4th Wednesdays of each month. 50x150 FEET • Wiiter b Oa at Moatuk, (Continued from Page Two) S. E. BLAH, Pnp. Location: East aide Whitford the present a little better, to “ Investments” Daughters of Liberty, Stars and .5 r “ ,rtc nue, third lot north of Brookfield The winter Meson is open in full batting for the married men garner­ StripeaCouncll,me«tsMaaonicHa)l, 656 Centre Street avenue (opp. the Sells resideDce) ing two safe rapa. "Len” Booth That ia' tbe title of a earvfnUj prepared and ^interesting lit and 3d Thursdays. • swing at Um Montauk Theatre, Paa- ease• the • - world’s ' burdens,^r~ to keep booklet which briefly and accurately describes tbe princi- 5*ic, wbw» the management ia pre- had two bits also for the winners. NUTLET. N—J: SAMUEL SILVERBURG _ Principal -Tillingbast -dug op- some ------pahaeeoritlercf th* ------Junior- Order, Or~tL‘ A. M.," Nutley TSnPark Street, West Nutley aintfng'sl* blgtlme^Kellh Vaodeviile the light of civilization burning, Council, N|o. 286, meets Masonic sets, a"Pa»moont photoplay, Abbo- hard ones around first while Doc SOUND Full line of Lawn, Garden aud Fknre Public Service Corporation of If. J. Hall, 1st, Sd and 5th Fridays. fiated Films, flue music by the Tan turn showed ap well at — and ...... Seed*. Fertilizer and Chemicals, b- The score;— ---- —' — these are the tasks of each gen­ JCnightfl of Honor.. Progress Lodger seettdde and A^ridoltural Implements -jtfontwikOrdiertra ^and-other interest­ ------R. H. E. v S T A U N C f i and those ofits underlying gas, traction *nd electric All kinds of feoctftjf. - Ftuit. Abade sinr i n g Single men.O 0 1 0 1 2 0 2 0—G 5 3 - meets at' Knights of flonqr Hal), THE FRANKLIN attroctlans, all at the popular properties. These Mcaritie« are regarded aa ideal invest­ ornamental tree*. Evergreens. Shrub# prices of admission. - Married.. .0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 —4 7 4 eration. ments -pot—oolyfox- inaiitution*, bat—for large New and E|m streets, 2d ~ and 4th1 Vines, small fruit, etc. -Foe Monday and Tuesday,- Fanny Bsiteries . iragfo m eu—Robertson small investors wbo are seeking incomes ranging from "Mondays;- "------:—;— :------Long Distance Pbone 975-J i & t i i Ward will lie seen as the leading and Scorso. Married Men— Fendrich allies to good health 4J to 6 per cent. This booklet will, gladly be furnished Knights of Pythias, Crystal Lodge, character in "The Marriage of Kitty,' * life insurance ASSOCIATION and Armstrong. a n d c h e e r .. upon request meets Masonic Hall,every Tuesday. which production m et witb great suc- • _•■/*' - Organizsd 1885 Cesa on the legitimate stage. "Fun­ mightily with all three. * Masons, Nutley Lodge, F. & A. M., ny" Charley Cnaplin is also to be BENCH CHAHER are the A les and B eers Bond Department No. 167, m eets Masonic Hall, 1st, BETTER MAI A SAYIBGS BASK seen tha first two days of the week. of B allantine 3d and 5tb Monday. His comedy work is clever, indeed. A. L. HUNTLEY " . MONEY TO L O A fr ^ Eddie Dillon beat the Common­ Royal Arcanum, Kempton Council, - Marguerite Clark, whose popularity wealth Club of Upper Montclair Mon­ ■ Pleasing to the palate and grateful to No. 1545 meets Masonic-Hall, 2d Real Estate PATRONIZE A HOME INSTITUnOH among theatre lovera is rapidly forg­ day afternoon 7-4 pitching for Bloom* and 4th Mondays. - ,7 ■ ing ahead and the time is not far off field. He allowed only five hitp. ' the stomach. Sensible use of them before she will lead the rank of s'ars, Insurance The former Kutley batteiy Hor- FOULEST F.DRYDEN. Prevail • encourages the benignant thought and Prudential Building, Newark, N. J. Loggia jBabtista Falcone, No. 63, Meetings 3d Wednesday evening of appears Wednesday and Thursday in rocks and, . Brown worked ifor the , develops the kindly deed. : Sobs of Italy—Meets second- the ’ 11 HIGH STREET each month, at Towp Hall Bldg. “Helene of. the North.’* Other Orange B. B. C. at Orange Labor . .. . .-W Largest Iistitetion of its Kin4 in the State fourth Thursday of each month at t Opp. W. .Nutley Station numbers for these two days will be Day afternoon and were taken info For a preparation prescribed so tre- Ferrara’s Hall. Domenic Ciccone Telephone 814 , T . S. B row k, President the famous “ Ham" comedy series cardp by the Edison team 8-4. li krm \vu gv tn Satt Francisco villi'The Prudential’s ll'ondsrful Exhibit on Life In_ quently by physicians, Batlantine*s is secretary. ^ H . A . Conn o lly . S e c r e ta r y and the Montauk Reviews, showing Chet Simpson showed a return to iMtance and. Public IPelfarft^ ia the - Pa lacs of Mings and Metallurgy, for -which th* EkNEST V. CfeCKEFAIR, T re a s u re t ___ the latest scenes of tbe European his old form Labor Day morning pitch­ ■Grand Prize, the higktst passible &U‘ard, has been cemfcrrtd 'upon-~TAe'Prudential. ' Malt Produces have a mighty pleasing ^ W axun H. P arby. A tto r n e y war. ■ - ■ ’ , ing the Watsessing B. B. -C. to a Awards kuzv bssn granted this Company at Jniematiottal Expositions for many years flavdr. ,7~ „ - A utos to H ire 7 *‘The Jale_ of.7.Content” appears victory over the Marquettes. of - 1 ■ ^ ..... _._. . - goooooooooooooooooooooooog oooooooooooooooOoooobooooo Friday and Betty Gray, the young Orange, at Wataessing. Chet allowed If so-many of us did not follow seden- Washington iie-aet! -fivo-hits andhad-ten-strike vutor tarydccnpations-^if^ve^inhaleifplenty .• FI Q FANCIES. o C o s t Self Hfl;p m of -Fir*. ^^TUKiiiiHrTajs^^ o ington avenue, Natley. Cars Myitery of ."-—Adv. Beaide his pitching he elevated for ‘ ~ ~ O three two baggers out of five times As a house is never attacked by fire of fresh air, and undertook enough Beat t q>ortom nt on life is JHOMASrNICHOESrPr^s: OOOOQOOQOOOQOQOOOOOQo o o o o S f 7 Bdlcrillc";; to be.feartxl^ It ln^ulportant that all- smgles out of four times-at bat. powfler ajftei w ith endugb^flour ° Althoagb the WIId West Show' ht s yx.lta >dimild no^vtTnli to be eaal- brewer must needs remedy the de* ah Apnncr ooeruitt. o to permit easy oiling. Roll thin o. ly found b.v day or night by every In­ , fictency. ; . .. g aud—stam p-out In any- desired-^ co^c'aded for tbe^&eason,onemay still m ate of th e house. If the" • • - famous architect of Louis XIV. In The future officer could not leave to Jewelry and Silverware' 1677 it became the home of Mme. de others the^ care of - touching off the Bevigne, who lived there for eighteen ,i>owder. When the moment came to and Spencer Coal Several hundred women teachersin yeara. and after whom the street ls fire the principal piece, which showed London have been drafted' into the named tbat faces the principal en­ the figure of his well beloved, he ap­ ood — Mason Materials — Feed — Hay — Grain 232 Washington Place proached with a light in his hand, the training camp^ and given the rank of trance. Among the contents of this . . White Seashore Sand : : corporal, not to Help teachjjthe men . (CORNER HAD! ATE.) *'Tbe proper fer­ museum are fragments and statues guests meanwhile taking their places to shoot, but to teacb them how from noted old buildings which no on a terrace opposite him. The piece was lighted, but a rocket badly direct­ WE RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT YOUR FATRONAGE to cocik. The trouble was not that longer^ exist There are also a weird Watdt Inspector lor Erie K. E. m entation and portrait done in wax of Henry IY-, ed struck the young girl on the fore­ the EneB COHld not cook but that th«y head, and she died some days after in OFFICE cook so wastefully. - made the day after his assassination, a^ d y a r d s - Opposite West Natley Station and an autograph -order from Louis consequence of her . - The soffragista claim tbat tbat is FOB THE ATTTDMS MAUX "ripening” of die rrnus anon/ ESTABLISHED 1882 XVI. for the defenders of the Tuileries Argumsnt*. ' , V PHONE 936 just wby they want women to vote, \Vby has ult^a. modish femininity to cease Things of historic In­ You may. imagine the fellow, who w as not that men can't run the city house­ worri.._fUrs all .sum m er? No one will B eer is all-im portant. terest are numerous, but none more The following bujjding permij Pbone 1035 Bloomfield ’ ' arguing with you quit because he was keeping but that they run it so was'e- ever know, and now the fox has s^yly, sanguinary than the copy of the con­ issued bj Superintendent Of Buildinj beaten, but there Is always the prob­ fully. crept into the fashlonabie picture for stitution of 1708 bound In human skin. C. D. Sargent show a state of activi In fact upon this ability that he thought it would' be autumn, and we see him everywhere— _ in local reality. -The permits folloi useless to waste any more words on a ■ "Why is it that this State bas in the shop windows and prowling CHARLES A. KEYLER . Bsetles of Prey. . /V I Jx I I C. Mackinp, Myrtle avenue, garag process depends die Many beetles are bags of .prejL* fool.—Toledo Blade. IT I/T IU VJ C03t $J70. never in all its hietoty psid its teacb* about milady's neck and hnngtn^ over da clous. lupecttf _geaern Uy--bn ve 'wonder­ her. arm dn. the>-shape of a-m ufl. Sbown------c D. • Sargent, 114 High stree! Are ^. anticipated in every kind of .wearing, «r»,ttntH’* mtffltb»* afUflr tbi«!r wtfge* FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND. ful uppetites- The so called “green Tis a boon to the woiav*v. ou iu •re due, while every other obligation here the beautiful color of the fur b success or failure o f Tftrrlr 4 ? H r *t* i r an excellent foil against the back­ fly." -otherwise popularly known as mail her order for merchandise to Bamberger’s , with apparel and dry goods at this store. You are is met on the nall?rr"ask8 a citizen EHBALHER . "golden eyes." is, as a larva, a tremen­ ground of golden brown faille aQk, of every assurance that her desires will be carried out to invited to inspect our display of Summer of Georgia in the Augusta Chronicle. which the oue piece frock Is built. t h e b r e w .” dous gobbler of plant lice. It thinks A Necessity * • ^ r , . ^ . And he adds, ''If tbey were voters Personal Service* Dav Vtt Night—Every nothings of devouring 100 of them* one * the letter. / ... Novelties. this disgrace would have been Wiped thin^ pertainlng to tf>r husinesa furnished after another, at a meal.. Thus Insects Olive oil Is a Gold and 8 ilv « r . ' themselves do much to keep the num­ f t Thousands of people take advantage of this Bam­ oat long ago.*' v ' 7 One cubic foot of gold weighs 1420 necessity for the bers of other insects down. But not Southern Euro­ berger service feature ^nd either mail or phone their pounds—almost twice aa much aa t h o 556-558 BI' '= >m field Avenue^ eVen with their aid-uor with all our J W . O. DAVIS . Bame~quality of sliver. - peans because $ orders when distance, or Unforeseen circumstances BLOOMFIELD. N. J.*" Ingenuity in devising methods of de^ Thomas Mott Osborne denied that atruction could we maintain a sac*. their food Is larg e­ * keep them from^oming to town to shop. \ 348 PASSAIC AVENUE NOTLEY, N. J. be saidin an interview .that womao oresfaL fitght against Injurious bugs ly vegetable, and t b ■ ■ • / ’ ' ■ v ' .. ' ‘. ' - eaff rage wonl d increase crime, but be 'la d d n g ...... •— .. _ j Special care is taken of all mail and phone orders. w e relf nbt for tbo belp glven by birds. * [ i r has admitted in a letter to Corning But It Is still more useful to Expert shoppers fill ' requirements with a skill almost * suffragists that be did sa/ that the people Jiving in mpret,.Tj£id akin to your own. ■ • ! vote would hamper woman in her * climates becausc the need .for * A L L KINDS OF TENNIS aoeial work. ■ • - •-— Try to Nurse Yom* Baby Throiigh the Hot Weather. * fats in foods Increases as * :Mail your next order if you can’t come yourself! ' It wdttfd be bard to find a more temperature decreases. If your Milk Ib not Nourishing Enough, Take * Hr AND BASEBALL GOODS indefatigable sociail worker than illside parif Olive oil is a food that helps is run from Uie g r e a t kettles over coolers into vast vats KnMtng * i t PHONE ORDERS Warden Osborne, yet, up to date, digestion of other foods and Complete stock of Standard makes of all ,kinds—Balls, v-:s ■ he has never asked to be disfran­ H■N ■■ 'I . ! . • ♦ gives heat to the body. Hr Equally with mail orders, phone mes­ To b£sure of what you buy, - Racquets, Shoes, Bats, Gloves, Masques, Etc. chised’ because the vote has ham­ thousands of gallons, and there it is fermented, surrounded by evay the place to spend a * Hr sages for merchandise receive careful ask fo r . Hr pered him in his uplift endeavors. Happy Sunday * attention. Trained operators write possible precaution to safeguard the purity of the Beer, and to rtf BRUNO’S — H r down your order, and skilled shoppers- DOMENIC CICCONE ^ Charlotte Rudyard, writer and edi- * ruaE, VIRGIN Hr immediately, execute it. In a short . In an interview ..in the New preserve and increase its fine flavor. • — '—~r ‘ Hr 138 CHESTNUT STREET -.... NUTLEY, N. J. * O L IV E O IL time the goods are on their way to York Tribune,, admits that suffrage High-Class Vaudeville on the Hr PHONE 852 for women is coming but that she is .pressed by experts In tha Ri­ Bamberger's is noted for ita correctness ~ 8tage.in the Arena 1 Hr your home. v kept^ QUt of the fold, not by . argu­ viera’s most famous groves, and dependability in filling mail and phone orders. For Nursing M others and Babies PRIVATE SEAL Beer invigorates i r Hr ments against suffrage but by the _BALLOON ASCENT where olives are richest . Won’t you please mail or phone yotir order today T Exclusive jMiffragiata. She can't stand them. Hr Exclusive It Liippovea the Quantity and —possesses the maximum of water with Pioneers have been wont to be — and rfr At all I n t «ltN d n l. Hr STORE OPEN SATURDAYS TILL 6 P. n . Paramount Keith •he tmmmom of alcohol^ yet tuwiog t*u*a u d |tM *ry uam . Phc^plays MONTAUK Vaudeviller > aggressive and offensive and to jippear Q uality of M others’ i Milk. PARACHUTE DESCENT * Hr to the conservative s . argument .wooderlol tonic qualities. Atic for free Booklet of v*!uab> recipw THE COOLEST THEATRE IN NEW JERSEY against tbe cause they wbnld pro-’ t b Hr ■ et«, - Tbe lady- should -cbaw up. *Ai tko tim I mt for Mopl< of IMPERIAL O tdtr * caw to-dogr from year jf»ad*r. ___ * 6RQH0 0UVM1I- COMPANY Hr Big Keith Vaudeville Paramount Photoplays Tbe saffragicts will die off but the IwrfmJ M lliij tkat lu b ft ajrulf, m ! try Omm f d d u 9 tmmhm 9 0 m a pmnmtrni bmy**. | Admission Hr to wiwWmfltowiitw wnwr. I*u o r GPNOA. ITALY MONDAY and TUESDAY—Fanny Ward in * The Marriage of *ot* remain a frlend to woman to d iu itn . ta lMniaALCBANCll bu A ^ includes vhe Shows Hr ' m wmm lifi*. »»d hby la umI ♦ Tart Ifflca: 421 tt . Kitty,** and Charley Chaplin. jrbon It wilt aay: The vote ia tbe ' « | K «ad « « , TM» fa Um * Hr WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY—Marguerite Clark in “Helene of latest tool for gtfod bocnsasaking, that MtMaU 1 Mi* ibh tv aurw, DANCING EVERY SATUR­ • M » (tr* li■ nit. 'M *4 l*sl &&HrHfHrHrHrHrHrHrH'Hr HARKST, H AiSSYG WASff/NGTONSTS. the North;" “Ham" Comedy Series and Montauk Review. If lll you know and all you need to M M I* mrtXXAl CBAMltM wr DAY EVENING ; FRIDAY—Betty Gray in ! *11141 Mystery of Mary.”. : ______kaow; Tbe obrtr«p«roai advocates m s, 9. h mnn, (-SKATING, SUNDAY On SsJv to by •• -...... Newark, N. J:'------#UI v " i c. scaur, m POPULAR PRICES 5c. 10c AND 18c

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E tc . 25 Words, oae time, 15c 28 Words, o«o time, 25 Words, three times. 25c 23 Words, three times ARUVAIS. REHOYiOS, ETC. POST OFFICE SCHEDULE FOR SALE OR RENT—'Hoase of 6 FOR SALE—Have almost new Oriole DRAKE COLLEGES rooms and bath; all improvements. go-basket for baby; cost $8.50 will Dr. Cbtrln EL Low, of Pulaski, H. E. BROWN Newark - - g-.* » Hails Arrive: 7.35, 12.45, 2. 45, 26 Florence atreet, near Brookline sell for $5.00. . _ BILLS. 19 Stager Wouldn’t you rather graduate f r n r S i 1 N. Y ., into 39 Wayne place. __ ft so: ___ ,.. ...— avenue, Natley.— :------— -9 - 2 5 ~ strsetrNntley. SHAVWC m 5KESS0K PAiLOR Stmael Bird. Jr., from Prospect Mails Leave: 8.05, 1-00, 6.00. ROOM TO RENT—Large/and airy; WANTED-—Good laundcetfi for half­ Children’s Hair Cutting a Specialty pJicI High streets, to Union street, . furnished for one or two; heat and N* T £ J h* Bm Tm m Schlw| Deliveries: Morning,8 to 12; After­ day each week. BILLS, 19 Stager . Positions assured graduates Of the ~ Montclair, 1 ;s ...... electricity; near ctastre of to wnjjstreet, Natley. 194 Qeftait Street, Rntiey, N. J. noon, 1.30 to 4.30. _ - ^ _ Combined Courses suiteble-for teacher dr other profes­ Satisfaction G w a tw * f Money Collections: On morning and after* sional person. Reasonable. 117 Salvator© F errara TRANSFERS . HAN0-IRONJED SHlRTs- noon deliveries; 7.15 every night. .ooDtaioveiw. .*?*nue~ v 9^25 - * 1 y Sanitary Barber Shop Antony Pypecto W ifitliw <3reb- TO LET—On Propsect street, up-to- ChUdren‘3 Half Cutting: a Spedal ty D. C, DECKER hoaskl, a s Chase street, 391 feet n fr. date furnished or unfurnished nine, FOR SALE—Lindemann Son Piano, Franklin avenue, 25x50, £L UNCLAIMED LETTERS room house. Beautifully _ located,; 7 Ebony case, perfect condition. Go­ ELECTRIC MASSAGE LAUNDRY—FAMILY WASH . The following are the unclaimed convenient to trains and trollies. Ad ing to smaller quarters. Price $100 172 C hestnut St*i - N utley llfi Hillside Avenue. Nutlev N i ^ letters at the local Post Office: Mr. dress Box 22, Son office. 9-25 cash. . Call before Tuesday.— 136 ______Phone 10&0-R s*' COHWGEVENTS Prospect street. - ; Betcher, Irving Barting, Mr. Iacullo $2,500 TO LOAN—On bond and F. W. WERNER Monday, September 13— Opening Carmine, Charles Kay, Emma Oweqs^ mortgage. WILLIAM H. PARRY, SUBURBAN LAUNDRY Mrs. W. C. Thompson, Rev. R. S. ,of Schools; Meeting, of Woman's ■ Clab. 133 High street, Nutley. 9-25 High Grade Meats, Poultry and Game Young. FRANK C. DRAKE^Supt. Tuesday, September 14—Meeting FLAT FOR RENT—7 rooms ana bath, - SEAFOOD ... J. M. DAVIS ■ ' r i. . i y '' of Improvement Society at Woman's heat famished. Rent $25. Ap­ Franklin Ave., near Vreeland Ave. Officer—P u a ic A f t, l e u Chestaot St Club. • - r ' STRAWBERRY PLANTS—For sale; _ Phone 1083 , 'IPHONE 973-W WANT ADVERTISEMENTS. ply138 Chestnut street,Nutley. 9-25 extra fine plants; best varieties. Wednesday, September 15—Lun­ FOR RENT—Comfortable* pleasant WANTED—A general bouseworker^ Telephone 879-J or write for'prices. cheon and bridge for Suffrage O pen­ room with table board. ^ Near Erie WILLIAM HERBSTREITH, 480 ing of Efficiency Campaign at Vincent competent,neat and willing. Small GBMTRAL MEAT HAMET Nutley Hand Lanndrv and school. 48 Enclosure. Tele­ Kingland atreet. , 3-11 V. E. BROADBENT. Prop. MRS. W. H. ROBINSON. Prop. J- Church; Firemen's night at Park family. 209 prospect-'street, Nut- phone 888-R: 9-25 Theatre. ■ ■ ■ - ...... - — ' 9-25 A WEST INDIAN GIRL—^anta a Beef, Veal, MnUon, LaHifr, .'QU'. AD Air Drying—Each Wash Done TO LET—-Two delightful rooms suit­ - - Separately ...... v BOARD AND TABLE BOARD— \ pla^' for. general housework in . a Pooltry and Qame in Season __ Monday, September 20—Card pj»rfy able for light boasekoaping; famished - ' Ordexs Called For and Delivered WICKHAM HOUSE, 463 Franklin small private family in We«t Nutley. 234 Chestnut Street - Nutley, N. J. *t Woman's Club. ' or unfurnished; in vicinity of Nutley KNEW'STREET PHONE 963^f avenae,phona-1090-J, Natley 9*11-15 Address by letter ROSE, 152- Brook­ Pbone 978-J ______' Saturday, September 2 5 —Enter- Station. ; Reasonable. M. B., Nut- field avenue. / ' tainmeat oh' the grornidw- nf th« FfaM TO z iLET-—Furnished room. AddIv i^y ^Son.------ndDyehi^ Club. ' 24 Chase street, Nutley. 9-18 FOR RENT—*Lower part vbt private GEORGE C. BAPTIS1 MISS MABEL G. KIERSTEAD— house; 3 large rooms and extension; Establbbmeiit Tuesday. October -Semi-annual/ 4 ; COimtACtOR AHD BDBSER FOR RENT— Corner Satterthwaj te Announces that she will teach draw­ water, gas. Apply 169 High street, meeting of members Merchant Tailoring for Ladies . and „Social. Spt- - and Whitfordavenues,a few minutes ing, designing, water color and china, NuUejv • •■■■ / 9*11 JOBBING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO vice Bureau. ' walk from^Nutley Station; three- , _ - Gentlemen ■ . - - painting, class or private Ids sons. 176H1GH STREET NUTLEY. N. J. iASOLINE -- Polarine ^>ils «nr^ Friday, October—9-i—Suffrage Ball sgtoryhoase, tory-'faoose; eotripletelyrenovoompletely renovated ated in-in->2i — — -Phone 822 ------^ — 330 Pm kJlTt. _p|ieae 847j[ at Town Hall. ■-J-v '••• / sideand cut;parlor, library, dining lies put oh auto­ room, seven bed rooms, two bath rooms mobiles; automobile repairing. £x- HARRY F. KIMBALL kitchehTpantry. laundry, three toilets, I i>reas, baggage transfer. B. YERE- KEYSER & C0RB~ pr; (10J0R1ZINC UV£RY SERVICE gas and electricity ;" $50 per month WEST NUXLEYiNO. 4 FRANKLIN ANCE, 242 Chestnut street; phone Carpenter Plumbing, Gas. Steam Fitting and Sheet’ . — ^ ' " on—first yea^a- leased care-taker on Tarrace^-Cozy littlo«>tt«g«-% j^nt 101Q-*iU)r- 1026-M. Nqtlay. fl-28 tf. _ Metal Work. j . Allan B. Stirratt has added a premises. Apply to owner, 7 East October 1; five nice rooms, nicely WANTED—Roomprboard or both by Let me estimate on your work 309FRANKLIN AVENUE, NUTLEY. N. J. Studebaker and a Velie to his equip- 80thstreet, New York city; A. L. decorated; water and gas; splendid 68 CENTRE STREET - NUTLEY young coloredxman. Box 17, Sun . TELEPHONE CONNECTION m.en$ at tb^Nutley LiveryStable.... Van Winkle &^Co. ,552 Franklin ave­ lawn, hedges and shade; cared for at fijfice# ’. • 9-11 Phone 992-W nue, or P. F. Guthrie, 296 Highfield owners expensejr^tncted Amerfcan lane. " 5^8t£ neighborhood; two minutes from trol HOUSE/FOR RENT—Newly dec KADFFMANN & WINDHEIF! CO. Prudanc*. - „ ley and depot; small family; adults orated; furnished or unfurnished; PETER YEREANCE FOR SALE—New fancy stucco tiled . Contracting Plumbers i*t you ashamed, Tommy, to preferred. Rent $16.00 including 11/fooms, studio, porches, garage; Carpenter and Builder —house; Haven .Kam^-Urg^ ^ M x h -1 ^ ^ ^ ^ JnostdeairabLyidcatedJn private pnrfc, : Heating : ; 'smatierttnm'yonrBelf?-— TJeTTere nM ^ eq u IijetfA p* and sleeping porch; tiled bath and v “Not much. Anyhow, it’s better to ply owner CHARLES H. KJER- Inquire on premises, 55 Enclosure, :418=42€^ankHn~Avenue vestibule; parquet floors, chestnut 71 CENTRE STREET NUTLEY n u t l e y , n . j . be ashamed ofi striking a small boy STEAD, 509 Franklin avenue, Nat­ Natley. 7-31 tf. trim throughout, fancy open fireplace; Telephone 1026-M Phone 844-W ♦him sorry you struck, a bigger one."— ley. Telephone 111L , v 9-11-tf. linen and china closets, bookcase, FOR SALE OR FOR RENT—The - Richmond Tim es:Dlspatcb. Edgar House, furnished or unfur- * • — 1 pantry, ice boxes, glass door gas FOR RENT—From October 1, 517 niBhed. especially attractive honwa in TENNIS HOOGENDYK range, electric iindgaa-fixtureB,Bhade M. J. • • ~ Hor Way. Franklin avenue, slrnlce rooma and Whitrege Park; five sleeping rooms, trees,and cement walks around bouse; Carpenter and Builder TOWN PLUMBER Jones—I don’t Bee your hosband at bath; complete impro?ements, newly large parlor, large sun parlor, open the club of late, Mrs. Brown! Mrs. lot 50x122, price $4,850. Cash $500 decorated, two minutes irom West Nut fire places. Apply JAMES R. HAY, Jobbing Promptly Attended To Contracting and Repairing Brwfrn—No, Jie stays at home now and and $28 a month pays it off. MEY- ley Station; restricted American 385 Passaic avenue,Nutley. 8-14-tf. . Estimates Cheerfully Given . 39 CHURCH ST.. J NUTLEY, N. J. enjoys Hfe In his cway, aa I w ant ERHOLZ & DRESSIG, Union avenue neighborhood, fine shade, lawns and him to!—Exchange.' 28 ERIE PLACE NUTLEY, N. J, Tejephone 1062 and Centre street, Nutley. 8-28tf." hedges, cared for ty owner; adults FOR SALE OR FOR RENT—6-room house with big garden, 50x115; preferred. Rent $30,00. Reference Telephone Connection------required. Apply CHARLES H, K1 ER­ bigh location, spring and running water, gas and electric lights; 10 ST EAU,owner, 509 Franklin avenue, PETER XORDT OLDEST ESTABLISHED PLUMBER LN Nutley. Telephone'1111. 9-11-tf minutes from trolley and station. \In- General Contractor TOWN quire 480 Kingsland street. 9-25 . v ----- —------I --* AH Excavating imd Grading GAS H iiiN G AND HEATING , TEACH E,R S WANTED—To board 338-340^42 Passaic Ave., Nutley. N. J. pleasant rooms, good table. -Apply 9 BROWN ST.. NUTLEY. N. J Phone 81 Oi-J , GIRLS WANTED—To learn trim MRS. HELLER, 299 Centre street, ming; will pay learners. Also ex­ Natley. ______9-11 FRESH DAIRY MILK V. LOMBARDY & SON perienced trimmers. Apply at once. TO LEASfci—-Two-story factory build­ HEMYHOFfHEISTES CUSTOn-TAILOR ------AMERICAN-BEAVER CO., Wash­ Ladies’ and Gentlem^o’saothing Cleaned, ington avenue, Nutley. . 9-25 ing convenient to.railroad and trol-. -243 Park Aye.---- RARR BROS.J utI hI rs ley; suitable for automobile or other -Pressed.-Repaired and Dyed----- NUTLBY WORK CALXCD FOR AND DELIVERED The Oldest Reliable Stores in Town TO LET—October l, il large connect manufacturing buBiness. Main. bui7d- 11 High St:, West NuUey, N. J. ing rooms, steam heat,-electric light, ing contains about 5,000 square feet Phone 1184-W 909-w Nun py second floor. KINGSLEY, 144 Whit­ of floor- space; plot ^100 by 150, ford avenue, phone 888-M. 9-25 additional land available; $75 per W LLIAfl R. STIRRATT FURNISHED ROOM TO LET—Use month. \ Inquire, A. L. HUNTLEY, HABERLE BROS, FUNERAL DIRECTOR Prime Ribs of Best Roast Beef, lb - 20-24c of bath; private family; for fruther 11 High street, Nutley. 3-7 tf •• ' ALLWOOD. NEW JERSEY '' CAB4P CHAIRS AND CARD TABLES particulars call 8 Hampton place, Nut­ TO~LETT—7-room house in A 1 con­ CLOVER LEAP DAIRY 361 FRANKIJN AVENUE Legs of Gennine Spring Lamb, lb . - ley. . ' ...... - 9-25- dition; newly decorated, all modern " Near CHESTNUT STREET . .... improvements; also apartment in up- Phone 2167-J. Passaic ______- Phone 923 Nutley . Flat Bone Sirloin Steak, lb ' • - ESTABLISHED 1882 to-date 2-family house, all modern im­ provementa; separate entrance; large MRS^MARY CROrtLEY Sogar Cured Smoked Hams, lb - - corner plot,near railroad and trolley. RUPTURE Phone 1035 Bloomfield Dressmaking andPlaiD Sewing Inquire Owner. 160 Walnut atreet, By this wonder­ Fresh Cat Smoked Beef, lb - - corner Grant Phone 882-W. 4-10tf. 67 VREELAND AVE , NUTLEY ful Invention IHARLES L KEYIER MODERNIZED HOMESTEAD—West Telephone 896-J Nutley section; contains nine rooms EXAMINATIONS FREE Eat tye Quality We Carry and FUHEB&l DIHEOIOyp^ and two baths; oak parquet floors; newly ^ w ^ t M ^ l l ffiqdj^rp. improve­ FLEMING Can give names of people that have ’ ittefets*''fiue friiTt' fclihade trees, f f o m ^ o & i o a y e ^ ' ~ v . Keep Well'‘- —v ■■' Painters :: Decorators :: EXPERIENCED GERMAN GIRL— grape arbqr, shrobbery, etc.; suitable FREEL’S RUPTURE INSTITUTE Montclair Popular Pure Jams, jar...:.... 22c Wishes general housework. AGNES for one or two families ; price $5,500, Reasidence: 14 Beech S t, NUTLEY, N. J. SCHM1T, -^16 Albion street, Nut­ easy terms. Inquire ‘‘Owner, ^ 11 , 379Littleton Avenue, Newark- Sunbeam Fresh Fruit Preserves, jar;. . ... 20c ley- ...... 9-18High street, West Nutley. 4-3 tf. ^; nffic©-m^Es^Nm, Telephone 2830 Waverly — phone 952-L o p p ' Post Office OPEN SUNDAYS AND EYENINGS... Crubo Assorted Jellies, glass ,...... 10c APPLES FOR-SALE—Rhode Island $300 GIVES POSSESSION—rOf this Eddie Famous Jellies, jar...... 15c greening^ for cooking; 6 .cents a ■- new home; seven large rooms and quart; $3 barret Apples for jelly, bath, hardwood trim /living room with Erie freight ud Baggage Tniufer Ice Cream Powder (all flavors) pkg. 10c, 3 cheap. 347 Chestnut street. 9-l£ jo, Mandolin, Goitar, Tiolk beam ceiling and' dpen fire place, ' J. A.' FR0B05E , pkgs *. * ■ • •••* •••»...... 25c . ACCOMODATION FOR TEACHERS diningroom with pan41e and plate Lessons 50c. New and Used Sunbeam Olives, 16 oz. jar.,...... ;.... 25c —In a private family; pleasant rail, butler’s pantry, modern kitchen, General Expressing and Carting . . Instruments For Sale rooms, table board convenient. Apply steam' heat; combination gas and 115 (Xestiiit Street Natlev, R.J, ' Sunbcfam Stuffed Olives, 8~ oz.- jar.... t 7.-.-15c - at 19-Hamptbo p!ae«.: 9*11 electric fixtures^ full length, screens Phone 866-RNutJey- .1 for doors and windows, copper leaders 43^ WaAl«{toi St, *t»^_Not»syt _ ------:^ - 1 8 — fruit trees, grape vines, asparagus FOR 8ALE-7-I5 Hawthorne avenue, SANITARY PLUnBBR tMd, ate. Restricted neighbored. , ®*l]oow ntoosrn .... ,P h o n e ill Fnt ------PmMBDffi^ HEATDW AND' ptpma > 1.*. 911. f. ------S g f e a t Avxma^KpuY. iu

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