1893—N°-1257- . CRANFORD. UNION COUNTY. N. J.; THURSPAY. NOVEMBER 17. 1910 .PRICE 3 CENTS

CRANFQRD ;. ,, LADIES' NIGHT

hou ork:ork:44 33 tel. tint': ** . ff |toth|tth e publiblic ; whe h n contractor. ai«ll tenary of Mr«; Gaskell's birth recent- the Royal Arcanum1 unfortunately engineers fall out is at'orded by the , Why You Should Bank With Two or three good wireraen need^l; ly occurred, it is especially flttinK choee the same dnt<*for their Ladies' apply to L\ A. Joasell.electrical ooutrnEtor, condition of Cranford and Lincoln that the dramatized • version of .her Night an that of the play for the ojiera hou6e block. avenues, both eirlected for "improve immortal masterpiece, "Cranford," Presbyterian society, Masonic Hall The 'Cranford National Bank Lost: A small leather satchel' on Soulh mont" by means of. macadam pave- should be presented here jn its mod- was' nevertheless filled with a largo btHih ib j wretched condi- ern namesake. j and representative audience. The street. Return to:Telenhone Cmuford. ,4EU»0>qA&texeAsm.j^^^ believe will last through the . entire girl, born in London, but at an early SECOND Will-pay $25 a month to flrst-cUts tor Hagen, and he in turn introduced housework maid; will have washing and winter. Last night the engineer told «ge went; to live with an aunt j in a representative of the .Grand'"Coun- Its business is governed with conservatism. ironing, done out; must hare brat of the Township Committee that in his Knutsford—the town which she later cil, who was the spoko'sman for too reference} 400 Casino avenue, Crariford. opinion neither of the streets could immortalized. She married Win. Speculation plays no part in its conduct. . It fosters evening. After an overture by Prof. Fill your lungs with fresh nir and your be completed until next spring, while Gaskell, ja Unitarian minister, and Thoyer, Mr. Dumworth performed whole system with vigor by motoring in a and encourages home enterprises, all of which the contractor thought he could get led a quiet domestic life. Mrs. Ga8-some fea'ts of magic. His sloight- valueless, trouble-less' Elmore car. Fink, through with Cranford avenue if some of Westfleld, will fit you out. kell wrote simply and directly of tht ef-hand was little short of marvel- gutter pavers ha hoped to put to work •" irdftesrnTeasntritr wettvss- honest gooda things she knew. . intimately, Her ous, (und the conditions under which are obtained by the cu9toiners> aciiuihTH Uy"all u Intivntfdlift* 'nml'C»llcgo frepamtflfy or 0.1KI V< I li nut. and read n graceful tribute to Mrs. members. — - - , Oil & Goal Stoves' at^ lowest price*. Personaf luxes to the amount of Gaafeell. The* time oT the play T-Hn 523- Day and Boarding Pupils At the piano Prof. lhojLT accom- $64.08, reported uncollectible by the the early 40's and tho stage was moat pannd the musical numbers with Houu A thorough, enrcfiilly-cliitiicrniieil lioine TOxtET! collector, were ordered oxpunged^rpm attractive in Its quaint furnishings -of much Bkill, and altogether the Cran- Frliool (or girls— —- —;— - A, CPike _. tho duplicate. Similar action was. that period;', The costumes wcrci cor- JTfl.W Desirafalc JO Koran Hous?, ford Council are to bo congratulated Reopened Sept. 28th Hardware, Paints, etc! taken In regard to dog taxes - erro rect arid showed a careful study of on securing such competent enter- "0 A41-' lm|)rorements; u\ininnte8 neously levied against XV. S. Stephen -the dress'of that day and a general tainers. •' Miss Uichmoml may lie found at the O.UI OPERA HOUSE BLOCK son and E. W. Hale. ransacking of grandmother's trunkB D.UO school ciioli morning from-9 to 11. C'nln- from the depot; tenant golhg to QMENsIciJUB&-. „ •nhe "city;;'1: -Tho•reguiar-mMting- \*frtlio" Wcd-^ OdJ-1 developed "''•nioothly and graccfuI lyr. .M6rrirnij''Cfub"waB held in the" library yesterday morning. Papers W. B. DRYSDALE ford in securing better train service Perhaps - the - highest honors of the \\ Open Saturdays till 10 p.m., all other days at 5:30 p.m. from, the Lehigh Valley Railroad. evening went'to Mrs. C. G. Culin in written by Mrs. Babcock on "the 22 Eastman Street, - Cranford The cbmpany, it was stated, had re- her impersonation of "Miss Matty," Chinaman in town and country!" and All Cranford and Newark Trolley Cars Pass Our Door. by .Mrs. Mij> tin1 >"Chineso' festivals fused to put on additional local trains, the exquisite gentlewoman-, who wns ,'IISIT —Phono 10(1— and relief to ' ' • • • • forced by financial difficulties to sell and amusements," wero read. Tho tei7--t ;:M&^-MHTtt^^i«iB^BiT(ccr Milltt Mi Bk morning- ended with brief accounts Srro sion of the state.N No action on the and Mrs. Fay as Martha, the. maid, of the recent Federation meoting hold in Wcstfield. BAUMANN'S request was taken. earned hearty approval. Miss Sander- titnti- The receipt' of $895^0 for liquor son, as Miss Pole, ably, sustained her The regular meeting of the Pro- u antl. Photograph Studio licenses was reported, nndvthe money part and created much. merriment. gress Club wus held ut the reading ordered turned over to the treashrer,' Miss Greene and Miss Heins were nil dnr Weslfield, Broad St. jnd Central Ave. room of tho library to-day tho presi- On request of Collector Crahq, F, clover, in their juvenile portrayals. dent, Miaa Brown, in tho chair. Union One of the best Studios in B. Ham was appointed to The latter's artistic solo in the third Current qvents were given by MrB. act with accompaniment by Miss the State. Ground Floor. assessment maps to date, the charge, S.wackhamer, a paper on music and for this service to be $50. Greeno on the reed organ won u well- High-class work at reasonable musical instruments was rend by Miss Messrs. Burtis, Plume and V~. Park merited encore. Mesdames Mathey, E. Ncwcomb, and Mr.-t. Sykca read a prices. We accommodate were selected as sewer assessment Conk'ling and Horton wero very funny paper on pottery and lacquer. Sundays. commissionpsr for laterals recently in their country characters and cos- laid. tumes. Mi*a. MacConnoll, Mrs. Heins APPOINTMENT REVOKED >ert X- •• Also Films, Kodaks, Picture A crosswalk was ordered laid over and Mrs. HatKsustained their respec- Walter - Scholcs called at tho Frames, Etc. W. Holly street at its Orchard tive parts withXeaso., Miss Marion Chronicle olHco this morning and street terminus. Fiske recited andNdanced with ex Btated that ufter the Township" Com- quinite grace "ThB^-ilinuet," with mittee' had adjourned ,last night, he GOLF CLUB. Miss Whitney at was asked, to remain at tho town ROOM-MAKING SALE The outcome of the games in Class Merriam rendered acceptable rooms, as the board was to reconvene Plainfleld Theatre A, as played lust week were us - fol- before the performance and and discuss the. water question. He P.N. J. Special items presented as evidence of lows: E. M. Wild defeated R. W. the acts. . ,. could not do so owing to an engagement, Thanksgiving Day Corirow Soap and 3 to play. Max It was' a delightful evening ahd but learned this morning that the 3 the trexnfindoMSrpQssiibilities:iorisavin^ ~—~ -MATINEE AND NIGHT '••--—' rstttii ••aefeated'Drr "Hinrnan'"Tup 'members"""pfesenfi''1 "Mo'ssfsT Helna,' offered in this looked for Pre,=Xmas An-* and 3 to play. The finals for this participants. In fact the Ladies' Aid SmitSihh andd HifHifiieri , rescindedidd , thho Nov. 24, 1910 claBS will be played Saturday. Society may well feel that their ven actioh^b^yy whiqhq ' PfoilTer, jr., nual Bargain Event. "THE CLIMAX" Class B-Mr. Gellatly defeated Mr. ture was a success—spelled with a was appointed engineer at; a feo of "•By Edwd. Locke Denman. S. J. Cox defeated Charles big "S," ' $1,000, ana^sclectcd for tho position ra'i nnil tlpiiiiiHltaw>Bal~*'i»vlo»»-i *;7?Si7nniii^^^ theparjerB-ft>r-execution-OTK~thB-part- "We 'Ntml-Hilk'TUMuK plarrt-ttnihhmcy*- $1.50 Fall Soltlnpl. all wool. $1 JO. SKATS NOW SKLLINd ~'''On''''7rnanfc«giving"^'£^y'"'*B^croilJ of tho Sears rusidenco on XV. South 0? tho" township~'au'tnorttiea. No 81.00 Full Dress Uoodn, special J*. T5c Ultick Chiffon TnfMn, nwclul, 4*. "• sue to SS5. laco curtains, 3*i to $3100. country competition will take plnca, avenue was found to be ablaze. The statement of reasons for this action Mo and J3o Blik nnil Kntin Foulnri. «*.•- Women's 20o Iljack Cotton Hose, Import- 18 holes to be played. on the committee's part was obtainable $l.M (inrmnn Broadcloth, yard, »l.->. brisk wind prevailing at tho time SI.SI Popular Fall Drew (londn. We. Women's s:* Black Gauze List; Hose 81.0 made the heap burn fiercely, and by this rrorning. - '."Jo Scotch Wool Kliimrals, TOCclal. SJn 1VJ Klcured liobo Flannel, yard, Me. . BYE-THE-BYE WonwiTii 11)0 Black Cotton Hose. !-•«• - - Men's 8100 Cotton Underwear, ut We carrying sparks to long distancos put (Ki Illeachcd Hornet Vlonnel. «!*).. ,'He Buaclmd Domet Flannel, special Plainlield MISS RICHMOND'S SCHOOL Theatre Thojfe taxpayers who opposed the several houses in peril. But the' dc lioys' sBo Nomcnd stocking, soo. The basket ball team begins work Sl.il Hllk KmbroliUrcil Skirt Hannel, Wom^n'i. 8105 * 81JS0 Union 8. THURSDAY building of a public library here in partment was on the scene in less »5o WWto .Mercerized Madras, lOo. town, arguing that only a few would than five 'minutes after the alarm this week." Men'«»UiO ITnilervvenr. 2 8 woM.81.-H.. Women's 2 M Nl«ht Gowns, at JI.TO, EVENINft If, lllc. to 2*3 White IVrslnn La\ta. I™- •itHm. owfa»e Muslin, yard. 100. use it, may be interested in the fol- sounded, and in a minute-more bod a Miss Whitney is to give a series of^ Wajncrl'K JSOu Jeraoy IM.ued Umliirwunr, ' Ileiular$I.T5 Corset Covers,» 81.18. •S lllaok AuBereon Percallne. 20c. lowing statistics: stream playing on tho flames; which talks • explaining the principles of Woman's $1.00 [Tnilcrwear,, npocliil, 81c. JS lumped * Tinted Tie Racks 850 The averaJjtTnumber of books .taken were speedily di owned out. - The fire music. « 31k) Taffeta Bilk Llnlns, yard !•*•. alk, ltenstsance Centre Pieces. 17 In.. *3c. $1 and «0 Wtiltu Skirts at I3.8T. • II 00 Itcnu saqco Scarfs, IK yd., rac. per. day from the library has risen is supposed to have been started by Mrs. Tubbey, secretary of tho Col- r.*j Satin Llnlne. jiur.1, (Wo. ItfcVlolot creum, for »orteiflii« skin, 7c. To Ilutternillk Soap, Genuine I'OJIIBO, Be. from 71 in August, and 93 in Sep- sparks from a passing engine, as, the lege Women's Settlement Club of 81.03 Tlntpil Centre PIMM, JM Inu* 1 ?:« Union- Linen'Contrn MeCTn./Wc. So Pertained Tollot soup, rnllle,! to. ; HE tember to 119 in October. The total wood was close to the railroad's right Baltimore gave an interesting account - Stic Tenorlffe Lace DollleS. 230- 5c KliilO Tulcum Powder, JpedallOc. $1.00 Henalfanoe Centre I'lecm.. .So . i%c Peroxide of Hydrolten, 1 Ib., ISO. for each month has been: August of,way. /• . of her work to tho students yosterday Bo Wlteh ll»7.el Snap, sweetly nceiiled, Ho White PI''" * Tar Couitb Syrup, 10c. FELL SlOOBorlneMouth Wash, special «o. 15th to 31st, 920; Sept. 1st to, 30th, morning...'.' .. .'* WHHo Castile soap, special, SK°- 11W Casoara Tablets, spoclal To, 1866; October 1st to 31st, 2505. The Representatives of tho Sanitary 15o Crettt Crown, •pi'cial 100 ac Tootb Hbwder, pleasant tutoJIOo. new books acquired since the open- -ir«rTnlcum Powdor.-Hb.-hoi.-loi!. "Sill^SI Inches, spec a Mo. This Cougm WiIISayc You Commission of Rahway aro to confer I& WiriULll k«l»ftJS5 Jt»UJfo ing-total 2f!?. ---•-••-,-'-. ;*lth^our^rrownsbip=CommitteSL hero, ffSt^riiK.llatorf.1 LOVE , Sorely this must prove the wisdom llo Onlhino Pills. 1«> ~ »>••. 'S*>-, , ,„ next Wednesday night in regard to 10c Custrolte Mall Oatmeal Cuko, I* of those who worked so diligently . to To introduce our new and elegant at prices ., &> Slnntcnre Sets, arwclal, 5c. V/ITK sewer matters in which the two towns s*> Whisk Brooms I"™*1. "'*•*';!".'.• ..5,. on Tape, wnlte only, lo. • secure the building for our town. Photograph Studio, we will make for have a' joint interest. It is said that •re also Me DresMnir Combs. KIIKIII BMXMMIS. -»-. ?. linoki BIII Eyes, Corone, Inylslnle, 8c. you (with this coupon only) 1 dozen the construction of a eewer filtration RENT. • fite llalr Brushes, all bristle- «•>-•• . ScSewon Supporter., white and colors, HIS While still very ill, a turn for the loo Tuoth Brusbrs. pure nristlo.!»« best Cabinet Photograph! for $2,60, plan£ will be discussed, also the ques- I0o Null Brushes, solid baok. 1M 50 CMBdon Shoe Laces, black or tan. better has occurred - In the conditon S5e Shaving Brunei. «»nd or band, ix. (regular price $4.) Coupon good tion of permitting the Westfleld half Jfc Black DarnlnB Cotton.« yJs, 10. WIFE. of Herman Kuhlenuchmldt of Burn- 13c Sills Dress SfilellK Heht weleM.»« only till Jan. 1st. of Garwood to use the Cranford out- 80 Shoe Laces, down to ImnchjW. side avenue, who is' suffering with PLAY BY EDITH ELLIS We accommodate on Sundays. , let Bew'er, and thereby stop tho pol- IE, ..19c Shoe Polish, black 1ta0M.Ha r pneumonia. ' , _ to Belt Pins, 60 to paper. Wfi _ V- 2. Collar Untton., dozen on card. So. NOVEL B1 I ? RC lution of the river with Bawago that U llowWalV Pins, 0 and I J. »t 1* Baumann's Photo Studio/ enters it by Way of the brook flowing So Trooier or Skirt Hwifeni J. H.. Senior is on a business trip through Garwood. r«j Wire Coat nangen, strong wire.*- tu. Chicago and the west,' Wcstfield, Broad St opposite Central Av& W.VBR.B5DAU.* »* UliJUW<*A00N3 50Cr.Z5cr.4i aml4<^ff i >1g;c ~*r* -i -~"l j-

Captain Miles

U« ,cnmiJ*ait;..<5t31i;ftl»K dy pilgrims, discovered the first fresh water encountered . by the Mayflower explorer* after landln^at what NEW STREET is belloved to1 be East o Cod, sat down and drank, EA8ILY TRANSFORMED. and as Mount records In his Journal or Btory: Theie Tallor-Msde downs Must I "We were heartily glad and drunke Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound? We can onr first New England water with as furnish positive proof that it has made many remarkable Kept Pressed and Clean—Skirts, much delight aa eVer we drunke drink * Gloves and Wraps That In all our lives." cures after all other means had failed. Are Sulteble. Thus was. with "Blaket and Hol- Women who are suffering with some form of female land Cheese, and a bottle of aquavit*," It Is Impossible to'overestimate tl Jtbt^firat.JJew-^England Thanksgiving blest "citizen' of the coun- L,.,.,lmoor,tanca .o* a,-stylish -atreet'sul dinner oaten on the noon of Novem- try, will enjoy the Thanks- As such evidence read these two unsolicited testimonial'. . for If one Is supplied with this st ber 2C. 1C20, around "a fire of sassa- giving turkey. can do without many grander gown fras. Juniper and plno, which smelled _ :. If one ..would .enjoya Jitters. We guarantee they are genuine and honest state- ..'.; fhen,_B_o dressy are the new trqtto both sweet and strong." good old fashioned Thanks- ments of facts. ••/ " suits that the'least change of acce Later these hardy adventurers giving day at its best the sorlcs ' will smarten up a practlci were able to (east on wild fowl and true road to the feast lies Cresson, Psw—"Five yean ago I had a bad fall, and hurt / ilress for very nearly every day ue venison In plenty, as havo those who in the country. Thanks- myself Inwardly. X vraa under a doctor's care for nine -weeks/ - required by persons ' ot moderat came after tbom even unto the pres- giving on the farm Is some- and when I stopped I grew wane again. - I sent for a bottle of means—another sort of hat, whit ent day, for the forests of the cape thing to be remembered. Lydia E. Ptnltham'a Vegetable Compound, took It aa directed, gloves, a fixler waist, and trim ne1 abound wltU garao, and the waters There the whole family Is and now X am a stoat, hearty woman."—Mrs. XOla E. Atkey, boots at once turning the plain (rai with fishes-very much as In the days taken Into consideration, Cresson, Pa. .. ; ."•'•"''••'/. inent Into a finer thing. of tho little Pilgrim band who In the and It U safe to say that Balrd, "Wash.—"A year ago I was sick -with kidney and But one thing Is absolutely; rj MsjflQwer',s,iaT!tn. signed, .the;.first, each individual member lladder troubles and female-weaki , The doctors gave mo quired for agood'effect witholitiallo New England charter. has been preparing for the up. All they could do wa« to Just let me go OB casUyaa possible. gowns nowadays. The suit must b Although not set .down In the laws, day ahrost aver since the I was advised by friends to take Jkydlo, E. Pinkham's Vegetable kept preBBod and free of spots. Th the reunion feast became an Informal celebration of. the last one. Compotmd and Blood Purifier. I am completely cured of my moment there la a used and crumple annual function, and thoro can bo but Stores of mince, apple lilt, and I am nearly sixty yean old."—Sits. Sarah Xelghton, . look stylo Is gone. Tho up-to-dat Uttle doubt that Thanknglving day as and pumpkin - pies -nave ; u : ;i .^,.,,,.;,.. ;...... woman Is a cr.^.atu^ec, p{, bankbox^neal ,anow^ "tr us^6f tho teesentBaa tts been baked and range on Evidence like th6 above is abundant showing that the '"*' neTa",''ana~s'n'e who is used to tallo origin In and was Inspired by the abil- the broad shelves of the dt hi h costumcB knows that extreme fresh ity of the pilgrim band to soften the store room; apple sauce, . the family and guests (and there are ftire to be derangements of the female organism which breed all kinds strong waters of the hospitable Dutch ' ness Is more than half their charm preserves, with home-made guests tn country at a country Thanksgiving dln- of miserable feelings and which ordinary practice does not - In themselves the dinky little Jacketi with tho spring waters of tho new pickles. ;.v^put--;;• Jown"— world, .by^ehancje :,s1iaH1Mb;, pay? Or ~^CT)Xt>N^;into;,^e;lon^ to (buTthe- ;.CTreran?Ithe y«y disorders that-give way to Lydia- E. and narrow, skirts that .make up-thi months T^fore required for ^repast_noT_oniy rcacy." mivncnvo'' w- H you aro really sick, v assistance." - -'" ' "Oh, I see. you are nfraid we. will wny of nulls or small tackB, and th e folds "How can we?" I.asked. reached across me. "Shako hands, for - «"»"«. take the proper medl- "You can assist by furnishing some- eat too much of It" She laughed, sit- we are almost relatives." ; clnes—plain, common vegetable treat- Are You In Need of He]f «hould be drawn ns tightly and flatly "Ill go around and tell them that thing toward the dinner." ' ting down beside the girl, and still Male r *"' "• across the surface of the hoard as this 1B Thanksgiving,.and we are all Ho pushed his hand down into his holding the baby In her arms. "If you' Ciene'vleve rose with as much dig- ' Possible. In the upper edge two small relations, and they are Invited to our pocket. A'l have a piece of chocolate will eat with us, you won't need to nlty as she could command under the i trass rings (rings similar to thbso circumstances. "Miss,Harmon, allow •', tectlon for a family reunion, and that and two sticks of chewing gum, which open your basket. It Is not your food (botb mm) °sed for hanging up small pictures are oalUoDontl they aro to furnish their own share of are at your disposal.". The frank smile we want, but you." the filters of the blood. They must •HI answer the purpose) ore screwed, the dinner/ on the young man'B face, revealed no The girl Btill hesitated. "My moth- he made to strain out of the blood the AGENTS H-BWBNIS by which the rack may be suspended I looked around the car to see what tendency toward freshness, but the er told me not to get acquainted with eatable was gone. The porter carried wnsto matter an/\ adds that cause OUT. FaftloDlart fim "••••F"' * 'torn the wall. In-the lower edgo oar "relations'' appeared to be like, older man, not being able to see bispeople on the train, for fear some-, the cups and saucers back to the din- rheumatism; the arlne must bo neu- G'e- uttle brass hooks are terowed, lust bock of our section was a young face, feared th&t-htT was Inclined to thing'might, happen, because I have ing car, and cleared away the papei tralized BO it will no longer be a °P°n which the keys may be hung. •tan with a fretful baby, and .! little make sport of my sister. Therefore, never been out o& California before, sacks and crumbs. ! source of irritation to the bladder, and, To finish off;the rack, a silk cord, three-year-oldr ""girt 7 He seemed so he leaned forward and said: "There Is and she is afraid forme to take-such, The golden-haired girl sat. alone no most of all, you must keep these acids carried Into three little loops at each a diner on, and' I think we could go a long trip alone." more on that train, and the young man Jorner, may be Bewn, and a rack can, Bred, but patient though awkward, 'from forming in the stomach. Tills J with the children. I had heard him tell in—". • '-vi-' •'•-'• • • "Are you afraid of me and tbis with the sweater read no more maga- the. cause of stomach trouble and , ' courae, be made In tho same way _ young-nian-wno-woTe-sr-sirltied ^N6. ta a "larger or.smB.ll-«teo,-to-BUlt-re- = taweateTfana^at^crbianteSrTaslerlnaT '**"•* no, ru not afraid of ladles, - -, ^*e yon can do no better than take the be had just'lost his wife and was tafc We want a 'make believe' family re- but mustn't speak to gentlemen, un- were about to leave the train at Salt following-prescription: nnld Extract Ing the children back, to their grand: union hher e in our 'private' car.", Theh n less I am introduced to them.". ' Lake City, our Israelite "relative" said Dandelion, one-half ounce; Compound twer the back of our seat. The Empire Redlngote. ' siothor In bhlo. The young-man in turning to the young man, "Chocolate "Well, my dear girl, we won't enjoy Kargon, one ounce; Compound Syrup i long redlngote In velvet and ' lie sweaterloUed around tn his aec- and chewing gum'are acceptable, if our dinner party Just behind you here, There may be more than one wed- Barsaparilla, three ounces'. Mix,by ding.- . • very.rich and graceful, and the ' Hon. dividing his Urns between a mag- they are the best you have." knowing that you are eating all alone." shaking well in bottle and take in *nB. picturesque ilnes of the Joseph- ' nine the Lbs Angeles papers and the The man with the children had, been The young man In the sweater told —That Is the romance of our Thanka- teaspoonful doses after eacb^meal and 'n8 gown are adopted almost to lhe Assert scenery outside. Back of jhlm down to the end of the car, giving each of his last Thanksgiving In Alaska, |W« <""•»«£."• suggested the father at bedtime, but don't forget the p s«t a middle-aged Jew, who talked to of them a drink, and returned to his and our JewHh "relative" brought out ol the children, -whose baby was at water. Drink plenty and often. ^ of other modelB by some seat. Just as Gene.vieve was ready to the best jokes he had In stock. We sonturleres. These gowns arc en- ' ao one. and. looked at nothing ln.'par- last asleep, and ho bad tune to enter This valuable information and sim- «nced by boleros and deep collars of i > tknlar as U he had forgotten where pot the matter before him. laughed in the proper places, and Into a conversation. ple prescription should be posted up "We an to have a family reunion,1* asked i for more. Then "we agreed, to tttln and fur. 'PrlncesB gowns made "Now, her mother cancatt blame . i—n eac, h household and used _st. th „e_ nth heavy,wool-backed satins all she began. Tmt seeing a shadow pass name over some of the'things we were pot In Oenevlerve. "for thay would have flnUdgnot >»n attack of rhmnnaUsnx arUA. mhmit.- - .-"..'- , Jiat » a faw^ars. «ayw»r.»-~-'" -- I twetachs^r^irhitay tntiSU. no"mat- tehow pfmttnlVsJsaldealVJldl l fwwrenlng CHRONICLE. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 17] 1910.

WANTED SATAN SENT NORTH ALM08T A MIRACLE. ; iEaay Marks. "Talk erbjp'ut yore easy marks," said flood Example of Scottish Humor In Health Completely Restored After Uncle Silas,. Qeehasf. who had* been Your liver Remark Mado by Railroad Cat* Was Pronounced Incurable. passing a wjeek In the city,- "us rubes Porter. ain't in lt!>ith' them air teown is Clogged up Mrs. J. Tilghman Wright. 619 Golds- chaps." jM ': . That's Why You"™ Tirol-Oat •# Scottish humor'is dry rather than borough St., Eastbn, Md., says: "I "Pld yew fell 'em enny gold bricks,. Scrt*-Ha«* No Aiftte.^ boisterous, and I always think there cannot begin to describe my suffering Silas?" queried old Daddy Squush- CARTER'S Ul is exquisite drollery In the story of from Brlght's disease. I constantly neck. I, UVER PILLS the Stonehaven railway porter and the felt as If I were dy- "N'aw, I didn't," answered Undo Salvation, Army,' captain." Tq, e.a,tcb ing. My back pained Silas, 'but I seed a.fcller.peddUn.'arti- tho hang at at little/ yam rea

Play Aprons. Increased Capacity for Mental Laboif • A Very Qood GueM Hours A novel Idea In play aprons for chll Slnco Leaving Off Coffee. :• ; jy,,^ LIghte-I understand there dren, which will keep them busy - • Jwore Bovcral dozen bad eggs in tho Household through much of a yainy day. Is tc Many former coffee drinkers whej possession of persons In the audience, •a at the back of tho board with'tiny make them of red or other bright THE ALL-AROUND OIL v havo mental work to porform, day!•i'taat nIght md not ono was thrown. ^ Craniord nails or small tackB, and th e folds colorod cambric, and pasto upon them after day, have found a better capaci-1. jjlss Sue Brette—Bccauso the au- tN THE HANDY, EVER-READY TIN OILER «hould be drawn as tightly and flatly pictures representing nursery rhymes ty and greater endurance by using |thor of tlie piece refused to show him- across the surface of the board as Sometimes theao pictures can biPostum instead of ordinary coffee. An' I ,aeif, i guess. • J Is specially selected for any need lif the, Possible. In the upper edge two small bought printed on fabric, which can Illinois woman writes: , I : ' home. Saves tools from rusting. Can can- ' t>rass"rlngs (rings similar to thbso then be made up into aprons; or thej "I had drank coffee for about twen-; j TRY MURINB EYE REMEDY not break. Does not gum or become rancid. wed for hanging up small pictures can be fastened upon tho cambric ty years, and finally had what tho|. 'for Red, Weak, Weary, Watery Eypa MAMUPACTUMD BY FOR SALK DVl. •111 answer the purpose) are screwed, by means of decalcomanlas. If eact doctor called 'coffee'heart' I wasj J andGranulated Eyelids. Murlno Doesn't Staoaard Oil Coopany STANDARD OIL COMPANY j by which the rack may be suspended child has two or three "story aprons" nervous and extremely despondent;: I Smart—Soothea Bye Pain. Druggists DulinCmrrtOT (laoorporaMd) , (Iocorpontcd) | 'torn the wall. In-tho lower edgo of this sort.' made so as to cover the had little mental or physical strength) j Bell Marine Eye Remedy, Liquid, 25c, tve- little brass hooks are terowed, dress, all over, there will be peace ID eft, h^J kidney trouble arid constlpa-! M/t " "" Ml"In° T!""i ""'" '" opon which the keys may be hung. tho nursery on stormy days. tlon. ' i: COLT DISTEMPBR To nnlsb. off;the rack, a silk cord, In all work of this sort It Is reallj "The first notldeable benefit derived! tarried Into three little loops at each important to remember the nerves o from the change from coffee to Postum lorner, may be Bewn, and a rack can,the sensitive child, and not to imprlnl was the natural action of the kidneys] Hla Specialty ,J' courae, be made In tho same way pictures, such as some of those from and bowels. In two, weeks my heart!' - I hear that author ta a "larger or.Bmall-«teor-to-BUlt-re»-attleRcd-RldlnghoodiL-or-^Dlue making a fine """""""stopped writing Deara. Then I became less despondent,pondent, |! to raising pigs." ive aim amuse the little one. and the desire to be active again.',. BENT, Tha Eihplra Redlngite. showed proof of renewed physical and! |; gtiff nec]c! Docm,t amount .^ mae^ Tho long, redlngote In velvet and mentljl Strength. ' •' but mighty diranreeable. You've so idea AXLE GREASE Cap Strings. tar la very.rich and graceful, and the "I nm steadily gaining in physical! haw qiuckly a little Ilamlim Wizard Oil Keeps the spindle bright an* n Tho careful mother always makei 1 •* 8. picturesque lines of the Joseph- strength and brain power. I formerlyj >i"- »bn

• •'. •»•'•.•• .' ^* ••. cusroto. TJi^ recent case^of an insolvent, whose - death rmbltohad •wrjr Tbaradaj «t Kopb ind Union A' disclosed his : unlawful Missipation of four different esfites <)f which he-Was Trustee or would you not be grateful to some friend Executor, leaving the heirs of three of them Katcmt a» the Put Offlce, Cnntprd. 7£"r.. aa Suppose •taood-claaa matter* • about eight cents for every dollar due them who could hety yon itntil you were again AP illustrates once more the. great desirability «,f THE MOST INPU5TKI0U5 STURB IN JOBS ALWUCD rdTTEIl. - J&iter anil Prop'r able to supply the wants of those dependent naming a competent Trust Company as Ex You COjtlE ecutor.; it «(rirtlrj Cask la Aovaac«. ttpott yon? If yoircaa imagine Bow it would M > i tiLi Cortsi seem to be without employment, surely you •'is ptaceaih n^Miids; ;h6f"ohlyVagi;nst' dis^ AND honesty, but against what is much more fre- Adrertlatuf ratw f urnUhod upon «ppllc»llon can appreciate the situation of your family quent and ofter quite as costly—incapacity Tbe Ohronkls may 1M found on sale at tue Your Union, nwrUVuid Welntraob'j Newt Standi, TALK and inexperience. '.'.. Hray'i Ornc Store and tlit chronicle offlc«. if left without the support of I/ife Insur JTiie mdjyidufil executor .YOU name will pro- the need while you have the H}aT)IyTDe"lwnHt^tTT1are'yo^ _,TO—i- ,A- •SOUTH-BIDB; PARK?"" Basilica HowIt capacity and experience- to administer your No one who passes through Lincoln OVER avenue can fail to appreciate the opportunity. affairs WHEN THE TIME COMES TO DO There nre thosw who while beaut; of the section adjacent to the taiiKiblo assets, owning no proiwrt bridge over the Rahway River, and the HIKIIIICI bear that liunlen, like to In! lake ns much pride iu them an the adaptability of the tract eppoait* the - There are those while whounl mill for a public park. It has large "Fidelity Trust Co., havo a generoiiB anil steady incni " trees, a beautiful outlook on the water, earthly can Iw. The Prudential Situnteil as they are it is soinp accessibility and every other^ facility .,Xar-_a-_public-...«. recreation—centerr through itsXrust Department has the organi- Tson llU Whether the little, but sufficiently (»)• in thirty ilny» as K zation which enables it to assume all Mich mi^'lit wish u> buy when fiiriiishiii); large, bit of property mentioned can be has the policy you need. It is to these |ico|ile that our 11 iiad for a park we do not know. responsibilities with safety, proficiency and IIKMI stroiif;ly, bcciise it ciuiblu the But it in certainly an idenl spot for economy. fiinibliiiip) at tho lowest cash prici the purpose, and if tho South Side of ncennliiiR to their ability to luiy. T1I1H IS. NOT AN INSTAIil town ia to share equally with tho me (,'encrally known, ami "anyboi North Side in public j benefits, no Union County Agency,233 Broad St., Elizabeth worllir iicopte an- entitled to club better means of promoting that I'xliorbitaiit prices to cover the los* equality could be adopted^! hnn to build iitrlv ax instaliiient houses ilo. It i a park«>n Lincoln avenue at the* foot V.LA. NOTES Trinity Choral Service. • BAKER-MANNING STANDARD CONCRETE BLOCKS pmls, hut to make the buying EAS : J. D. Baker, jr., whose parents our field of o|>eratiou. of HiJrhatToet. " :"'f"" '' Th« ScKoolCommittooirf thoVilj^fC «Uiiy*uo.who can umke.iliilain.tou Improvement Association announce ita service at Trinity church next Sunday live at lib Holly street, was married I lull they are sober am) industrious, third series of competitive essays, evening at 8 o'clock will be as follows: at Irvington on the Hudson last Satur- common, cheap-looking CEMENT. BI-iOCKS. Wu com nut yoiir J, «Ut«-h out Tlie initiation fee is nouiiuul and de WELL QUALIFIED. open to any pupil ot the 7th and' 8th Prelude: Cello and Organ.' Andante; day .to Mies Marguerite S. Manning in the work and snpply'all'slzeii and sharps n-iiniml, saving all loss of time in cutting buy. . ^ Last week.atfer ascertaining that grades of Grant nnd Sherman ^chools, Moftat. • St. Barnabas Church of Irvington. ami laying tho Ulocks. Why not pet the liest ami use STANDAUII COXCUKTE U|>on the payment o[ this fco yi up to a certain amount at our rcgulj George Pfeifler, jr:, hodhcen sclect- and the High School. These essays Processional Hymn. 404, "I heard a Thebrjile^i* a daughter of Mr. and *V•.•!<>!»; jS»:*UL9»V«:.ifw»*y.i. ^!.M.t!»i;wrvpU>i.i»niMl^|iMific»-;-. Mrs, Alfred J. Manning, and grand- tipns for an estinmto by mail. . - . '; :.tmirtoltftml ut tho time of iMicclui^ *da»*j)Eineerta make thfi prelimi- iiW-'ft^-^fiiSeeW^aattr^iho'^iifeat?'- Gloria; Turner. of the entire hill! "tforlnst'anccV'hii"^ nary surveys and plans for the muni- and passed upon by a selected number Magnificat; Tours. daughter of the late James H. Butter, After that you may pay us by I at one time president of the New cipal water supply plant, the Chronicle of .judges, who will award medals in Nnnc Dimittis; Tours Standard Concrete Stone Co., whatever amounts are agreed ii|>oi Anthem:-"From Thy Love as a Father.' York ' Central Railroad Co. The 'not a rent of it. •ant the following communication to the./ollowing manner:—. with Soprano lsolotnd Cello pbligato, fro.™ church was .decorated: with chrysan- 82» Elizabeth Avenue 120-6 First Avenue We..confine club nccomits to the >laypr CharjeH O. Prown "of jinddon.> .u..-t0^.|Hl|St^iwrocdalarrf;OM5M.ond^ •i'Jleijeinptiori,'>Gounoil. i -u.._.,.^. ~...... Furniture, Carpets, Rues, Uchobtn themnmt »rrf-roargueriteii; andttw 8*ltlg«atort^Stev^rjghpGarrS ~"Offe^rT".''"aniSieM>-"'^IMorhliifg'i»Ha 'cerehMn|j^aT]^Tdme^~1iy~tne~Rev7 sumllernrticlesin tho Reuehvl lines Nov. 10, 1910 One first prize medal and one second Evening, Oakley. R. H. Balcolm. nut being included in the plan. Dear Sir: . • prize medal for the 7th and 8th Gram- Recessional Hymn, 51(1, "Onfrard Chris- mar School grades. tian Soldiers." The bride, gowned in white crepe Xa'Cranford ii about to build an de chine, was adorned with a lace artesian water supply plant, and Mr. These eBsays must be written with- Sevenfold Amen. Staincr. ISLEIB & MILLER, out assistance, and-mustfhow original . Sentence after Benediction, Steane,. . veil that, reached to the end of her Ceo. PfelfTer.jr.'.hna been talked of as train, and with diamonds and pearls, HAHNEcSc CO, BROAD. the engineer for the work, I write to woik, and contain about 1000 words. The service at eight o'clock' next ; Plumbing, Heating bidi|h SundsjL wil I.Jtakj»_^the_.Jilace _• of gifts of the bridegroom. The veil wa».held in place with fcti«j!^i^l? k ,hi«-quaJin«sUons,.I(O'far -It5 Ifcey have soms. 'Mr";:"~'an'i been shown by his work na engineer of to be n sealed envelope, enclosing the tt^jitafrwto^yo^ ^lter^ifu#na^Sand^lly^M as the scats are' all free. The at- that your answer will bo of inlereat bearing on the outside of the envelope : THE URCEST STEAM MARBLE AND tractive \programme given herewith reside.in New York. SONABLE PRICES. to the cititena of Crpford,—1 tender the fictitious name under which the CRANITE WORKS IN THE STATE jrou my thanks in advance and remain. eaany isWrittehr These ehvelbpea promises an "effective: wsrvice, ^and are not to be opened until the judges" from pant results recently secured by Mi'iiiinu-iji.tntul tleadstiineif fnrOemfti'ryJ'lots Very truly yours, -*''"' ST. PAUL'S CHURCH NOTES 7 A.M. TO 0 P.M. • PlIOXK jt-J . mill ."ili orclini [Teiiyerij uiiil Set Up ' decision has been made. . the choir, carefully, prepared rendi- Sunday morning worship, 10:30; J. A. POTTEU, tions of the anthems^ are assured, The essays mnst be completed by evening worship, 8:00. -At the even- 31 Grove St, Oranford, N. J. PUINFIfLD, (Opposite. First Ilaptlst chureli)! Publisher Cranford Chronicle. j;Xth (iuorge E. Clauder, the choirmaster, who ia an experienced eellistiWUl #peeial-p«triotic sermon to the mem Commencement week. The-'followfng bers offthe local Council Jt. 6. U. '.A.' .EXPERIENCE |. Editor Chronicle: .•• subjects are given for selection: reinforce the vocal work in the flounod M.,' which will attend the service in Yours of the 10th inst. just re- HIGH SCHOOL. anthem with a 'cello obligate. ' Mrs. a body. All people are welcome ceived, and 1 tako pleasure in replying 1—Bryant and Thoreauaa American Walker, the soprano soloist of the Sunday school at 12 o'clock. . choir^will sing the solo parts. to your inquiry as to my opinion of Writers of Nature. Epworth League, at 7'p.m.' Sub- The beautiful ofneo of evening : J 1 ayiw^'tliorMl'arWSsiTl^De'TtiHW';. "' jr.T-S'f 1i»i''CTg1neer^- ' In""'tne ••first Utilities. , ed by the rector, Dr: Edgecumbe. THADE MARKS place, the Camden artesian water t-Som'c Results from the Study of OESIQNS COPVRICHTS AC. plant, (one of the largest in tho WireleM Telegraphy. Anrnne i»ndlnir a rkHrh and dcurrliitlnn n*nr LIBRARY BOOK LIST qalrklT turertnln our opinion free whether an world) stands to-day as one of the 4.— Manual Training: lis develop- liiTeittlnn Ii probahlr mlentablo. Ciinimunlcn* best and most convincing evidences ment into n distinct department in Recent accessions of books. B. A* DOYLE tliniittrlctlrmnDileiitliil. HWiOCOOK onl'atcnu 6f his «bility. He constructed thin General Literature. rutents taken thruuirh M & C public schools, \contrastcd with its ntcial ftnfiw, wlrhoat otiarao. In tl>« plant several yean ago. place in earlier days.' Bracq. France under the Republic. Electrical Contractor White. Seven great statesmen. 'We think he has given us one the, 6-Economic Disposal of Town's Prompt attention to ail wiring Johnson. Rhymes of home. „. _. A Scientifiti*nith Specialists are easily arranged »iiil never piucli tho nose. ties for pleasure that are coincident. and will be helpful not only to the Grey. " Heritage of the desert. J. Raymond Lambert by means of the Bell Long, Distance Service. (Jlii*vs rc|iair«l. Sjicncer Ij«ns Cleanc IV •Probably three-quartets of those who young matron bulf'the more-exper- Cody. The frontiersman. 'r™. We have nnn{rj>nta.ortmveliiifrre|ire- "Matives and only <>NK place of business. —went "to the Casino on Tuesdiry even- ienced housekeeper. 'Admission is 35c, Smith. Forty minutes late. . -i,Jt« won lrthaye liked: to be-pro sent ^a Bindloss. :M»8ter» fif tho-«hoatlar«l3. T< well at the Royal Arcanum Indies' ^iSPENCE^OPtrCAU" attending bring a napkin, fork and Quiller-Couch. Lady good-for-nothing. Night at the Masonic Hall, and most and Bmbalmer spoon, that tho good things prepared Thurston. The greatest wi<C. n Ray. Sidney: her senior year. tian Science literature can be obtained. All and pica leave your order. We. do pond I '.'-.WlJiti, ff), soi.«m. 17 Ifi, 7 49.0IU, XIO*!. tionally cheap, the excellent suppers are welcome both to the services and to the haki,np, everything nice ami clean,. ii|»-to. '"•II'.M. Huinlny»x3M,T41. x814,9(M, 10CH, tio Pier.._..The Crashaw brothers. MANOR HEffiT *•«• W.-.7, 141, itGH, 341, 5 5S, 705, 8W, 104.1 put everyone in good humor, for those Reading Room. date. • Cranford Council, No. 62, Jr. O Seaman. Jacqueline of the carrier In charge knew that in -order to/ get T pigeons. .'.. t." J. H. YOUNG, Prop. ,, »r l'lnlnflold-1 sa, < SO. CM, 7.'.9, 8.19, 1105, U.^A, M., will attend St. Paul's M into a man's good graces, the most -!U5A. M.--I34I. (1 iil, S.00 Saliirililj- onlj). 201, E. church on Sunday evening next, Baker. Frolics at Fairmount. effective way is through his... stomach. COM?ANY s r 1- Barbour. "Winning his VY.:" Uov. 20th, wben the pastor.^Rev While there is still some money C. R. WHEELER iS'« . '' * tnsr.'tfiS'/o'ar. o'a, n.w.7i;,'7.ii, ' Gdgar M. Compton, will prearh i outstanding it can be stated on good The trustees of the library have Cranford, N. j. . i apeciafyerinon toi the order. " ;.-,i••'*•'»sw.^oin. 047. ra, s», 9.17, io"s£ Sffi^fflyJifeM?®' rcceWcd^rig--hiiiitli^ ilollgra from;^ne ^TfElilitioniflrioics^BUILPINOILOTS Dealer In '"., Jl jn.p. »|, 107 A.M. . Dealer- in „''»• Easton. Dothlcheiu,' Allcnlown. Mancli cfetfred. state for the purchase of books! It on the throe tracts they are developing, they Oumk-4 00, 759, 8 59. 11 av A. M. (I 81 Slit- • M aan Caunb la iku atom «tIt* tountrf is their Intention to »*prnri this" : "War only.. 511, 16 10 to EaHloll onlyl P. W. --—-• put u«uar. and until u» bi are offering for rale choice SUBURBAN •'"'"lay. r, J7,"« 87 A. SI. 1 43, .5 20. U47 P M. ttlminua. ftarama Last Friday while walking on Ca-works of reference: FLOUR, FEED, BALED HAY, I.EHIQH VALLEY COAL : tt a tool Oku ana j UOMKS in all parts of Cranford at prices . *»'Wllkra DaneandScranlon-4 no. 8 59 A. M. sino avenue war Mr. Sperry'a new 8» r. Jl. Sundajyi «7.» «7 A. M. » So P. M. from «3,000 to «i4,000. THif have aim STRAW, POULTRY ALSO KINDLINO WOOD| green house, Clarence Seward. was Por Lakcwooj-aSB, 0 40 A. M.. (W5» Sat- Gi M F WHKKI.KII, ;PKSIKAI!I,K HOUSES FOR RENT. fnlayonly), i«, »oi, 103. jOOOSnlurilnronlr) •truck by the auto. He was knocked ! Apply to •••-_:•' • • .i • FEED, ETC .'•Jl. . Sundays, 814, 100* A.M.141 P.M. down, and had his back badly bruise I DI-ALF.W IN ICF Office 11 E. North Ave. ^or Atlantic Cltr-S SO, 0 « A. M. (14 "* "»y|jf and hand rat The machine wan in charge of the chauffer, who was atone 303 R. Sonth Ave. ( Tel. !!0-R —ViBn, CKSTESKTAL ' ATDTOC— Quality Unrivaled. . Service Prompt. i. b. STONE, '*«cept Saturdays. xBioopt Nowark. in it at the time. Mr. Seward is t*- nicely. , r ' PRICES LOW. - "' " - N«r .' " " ~W. C. Hofa, i, ii * ATTRACTIVE APRON '.0E8UNL| COMBINATION UNDERWEAR. . ——— 1 Tnl» V*ry Appreprl.U Pceeent F»r a! tlsflfClii itt ROUGH WOOLS,A V.ry Urn, Vnrl.ty of 80ft M«- "ride May Be Werked Out In t.rl.li |. ^v.M.bl, For Making Msny Different ttltohea. ' Th««. Highly Popular Q»rm»nt«. Paris Decrees They May jBe I A most appropriate gift, into which a j Materials For This Winter's Suits Equal to Suits In Color. . Combinations in underwear were •lAPOBTCBS- ! mat amount ot personality nay be Are of Very Light Weight. once the privilege of the rich alone, ( worked,, ti th. pretty heart shaped' THE MOST INPUSTKI0U5 STORE IN NEWAKK-THE CITV OP cT... but now such pretty thlqga can b« apron here Illustrated. ; Alio B. Trimmed With th. 8>m. purchased Iu qullo moderately priced 1 Though Coir.. Faced, They Are Bur- Oaeialt at the work U also shown i Fabric, Especially if Ma- ii Briilngly Soft—Odd Coats e-d Be'ts groiles, Vhlch, esiHi'Ially la'this "tabu- to order to lllu»tj$te more clearly for t»r!»l of the Suit It lur" SMisou, most of uaaro willing and ef Varlout 8h*pM and 8tylee the needlewomin who wishes to copy Velvet. j uiiiiou* 10 II«nil uj»i^»fv«j,.pSsii-,.-.-;>: Unu»u*t "" I To;1 tor-tt covcFViiKi ilrawcrs'com-' : only, although you can give double tho bluathu h 1\ fir iho most popular. i room If you wish by repeating it On the ! " Tou are economical you should The drawers have diVp yokes, to 1 With tho. return of rough faced which iijfl' nttiiotml larse circular other aide.. • . j shower praises upon tbe latent riiris nooli come some new materials of as- : It Is advisable to use fine handker-1 ffashion. HouiK'CSt.' thus provtilln^ UH'IIUKII sLIrt tonishing llghtuess In weight, .Hutln. fluff^lml lace tn juluilt of tin- uniisslou ' chief linen for the gift It cannot be ! For-It is nothing more nor fea-i t inn one of the first to arrive, Is the apoth of/the short underskirt. Often tho I the wearing with ii tnllonsl suit of a eosls of tbe knotted faced chinchilla, drawers are slushed a^h^HljJ . blous1U1/U.1; eCAmu exactla, iillllCUlUy K hlu11I1Hg Multlinl tI D mill In but Is as light In Weight as some silks. 4 »i>l»r"-Trod'Moften""trJnmii1(!>™<(v1ttri the 1 CpuTe»rfcTigfun same fabric, vspec'lnlly..lf tin- suit hia- ohc"elt becomes possible to buy If by Corset covers of this sort nris made rnlher full;-gathered In :it- Hie wuUt There nre thosfl who while not poising mucli in the way of terlal be velvet. This »rlv- its former vogue It was heiiyy quarter elewes, with hliib collars ^the weight and not the^tupple fabric It Is eors In one .pleco havo a generous and steady mcnine which is as sure us anvil, m! nml the embroidery luiitern to extend ejirthly can be. . • --it, collarless day has gone, olaa:) ond with In Its transformation. • tiny chimisottcs nnd undi-rsleeveg of the entire lencth of lh,' drawers Situate-lHStheyftreitissoraowhat difficult for these ,«o,,|e to It Is a puzzle to any one feeling u t)kk Ji!' .!i?2.fc-..^ ^^~~~-,'^~-~~ ,»)• ill thirty diiys n» diaripfcusloiiirni are expected t« pay" f&r nil the* the blouse or It may bo' white, .which- to-flnd^them so light and soft.'.. Kven Tho corset i-over and dnnvers torn raiglit wwli'tobuy whenfiiriiwliliigalioiuc. bliiHtlou Is inii'ili-. also with-a deip It is to them people that our HOUSEHOLD CLUB PLAN apiicals ever Is more becoming. A .frequent the tweeds, cheviots, homespuns and most strongly, birnse it ciuihlcs them to buy bigger and more costly trimming Is rows of small buttiiw, worsteds and all the rest of the.sturdy yoke and ii Ilinnur, the latter on tliu furnishings at tlio lowest cash price nnd to arrange for the naviueiit sometimes not so large as shoe but- suitings are reduced }o a mjnlmum o skirt this tliui'. This iniHlel Is popular according to their ability to nay. '•- ' ' ' tons. '• • • • ' I -•' weight. And every one la soft nn< with women of sllu'lit build. Under T1I1H IS NOT Alf INSTALMENT PLAN', m Instalment plan, I.iet ns describe nouie models. falls limp without effort. . the Kami' head conies' I he princess'slip, me generally known, and "anybody V'cgredit is NOT OOOD Only A (,'ood supircstion Is n clilfToli jind the twi-eds aro uncommonly 'lovely which Is by no means conum-d In use worthy |«ouh» are entitlod to club membership and they aro. not Used too good in'quulity, and as the mate- velvet blouRc of the new gray br()wn: this year—the tweeds and homespuns. to the llnjierk- prliici'ss gown. On thu .-xlKirliitnnt prices to cover the los^s occasioned by selling indiscriiuiii. rial comes double wltltlrtliere Is very All the beautiful low toned colors are other -hit nd, Us t'liiploymi'iit of diirts ntelv as instalment houses do. It is not a plan to make more profit on "patou" to go with a veivet suit. The little required for the apron pockets chlOTon Is to be gathered over a velvet found in them-tbe wood browns, dun nnd K'Tes In the skill makes It suitable good?, bnt-to make the buying EASIER for you. and thus to broaden and strings. . • for wear with any tifrht lltllnc sklrL our field of o|ieratiou. bib, which Is fastened by imitation tor- Brays, old purples,, dull tawny yel t r | | 1 i ^JSEMtlljIJifll ,tj. -tolse shell-buttonstrfJUnaontaehe looi*r." ,.•.,.Ei'r.,. .te.,j\ ..y.'.vsi. "III ..Duv....?!» "He Iluil they are solier am) industrious, can partipijmtp in oii/'Cliib*. plan' cerlzed cotton for working the flower These buttons slrould match tho shell maicTinls are Siwn, ballsto and china Tlie initiation fee is nominal and,depends upon the amount you wish to • Hemstitch .for the 'stem, and, eveones ot the cpaf [.'. , silk. Tlit" wnlst ainl"«lilrt uro often buy. . .. , .' ". . • •,, though the leaves are not suggested Then there is a blouse whioh Is also vlabomlcly Irlmmiil with lace, em Upon the payment o't this fco you are entitled to purchase goods for this work, half solid and half see designed for wear with'a velvet Kiilt, broidery and. ribbon. up to u certain amount at our regular cash prices which are nil plainly Three plei-i' models arc lnfrei|ucnt : stitch—which, you know, Is fine bac but a.black one this time. It Is of :=:.nuirtoltftml ut tiiatune of jMiKlmso you are^xjKsctol to nay one-tenth stitching. In (inriillel linen—Is cffectlyt black chiffon over nattier blno, [the because of the flgiiliioNH of t'he stj les. . of the entire lull. For instance, on $ iOtf woftli oTg()()ils"ymi |iay'us iSlO." '—-"-• ' On'Bne' Tn»eh'"the' Voses-cah ••b After that you may pay 113 by the week or mniitli, as suits lwst women. Chemises are still In fin or, whatever amounts are agreed upon.. YOU PAY NO INTEUEST— worked In outline on tho plnln petals, White batiste foundation. On the yioke espivlally Insoft ilnislred materliils, Iu not n cent of it. . . the turned over edges being solid an and cuffs is a band of black velvet to a.plalniy embroidered Krvnch cut inod- .We eonflne club accounts to.the purchase of larger article^ supb iis giving a BQlld. effect that Iff lovely 01 complete tho one piece; effect. The the!Unen._.nr«rk the-oval oentrrs-Rol l chemisette and-sleeres are-vt lnco;;.QI' teiJfln lu- djrh b -sertlmiV—--iV-"-—-'- ~'-'-~- •"•,'.'.•.;--"—- Trtaniensr"'"""""'""" ~f not being included in the plan. For all these' combination cjirnicnbi A padding of a chain' stiteli befon "'Next conies a blouse soft, Khe<>r goods are rhleily In favor Spu huttonbole each scallop will glvi dark blue serge suit. this. M 1M)H liitNIi 11 iln'.iiok, (blnu a fine, durable edge. Then you wll silk, eolton cnipe. Kofi linlshed cam work the pocket separately and, who: brlc, handkei'chlef linen nnd 1'ornlun HAHNE & CO.', BROAD, NEW AND HALSEV STS.,; NEWARK "finished, buttonhole on with fin Inwn 111*0 nil Kt'4'ii.' I,ace aud hiind and •tltches. * piece enibroldocy ah> all popular IIH Thp strings can be of fine mull abou trlmmlnsr' ,. x -tfaree ^laehes:; •jWt;rvt:',^j^u;-ifiiJjBlit tach ^ SWIBST' beading through whio The Dath Robe. , I. 1. MANNING It -Is stttfnir mht ieiimi(!B*now t»t THE LARGEST STEAM MARBLE AND enougbafeacii end for ties. think of the new bath robe that serves Don't you think that your fortunati ninny women lu place of a klinnno In GRANITE WORKS IN THE STATE friend will appreciate the whole thing winter. ""'" , ""' - •'•'•"" ;_v ".- Mi'iimiu-ni.t and Headstoneif rorCemi*ttTy_Klots Building Contractor For-sewlnjt or for cliaflng dish par Illiinkct material.Is, ufcuursc, ftfa - Alforilfrs iVeliyert'Umnl Set Up ' CEMENT SIDEWALKS LAID Hes or just for the pretty nfternoo'i vorite. It Is cut perfectly plain without apron this pattern Is most attractive. trimming and In r.iMcmd with n be.nj PLAINFICLD, (Opposite First Baptist I liuri-1,) I AND GUARANTEED. .cord "and tiihii'l .it tin1 « iht. '(Jniy.

m. B 1 I-T'- (lujlLktvv Wtl jiii'lii > wlu(oruir« bhfk' - •mlJcJur«_ol..All.Klad» ol. -Artiiidil £fJpK; In'^^ "the ;;Jiay;:Jt p Blinder Slone tWluclj, - -.-"••• "orieside"plaited frills and frilled col t(lpTiTir*6liTenlou n Is another Htaple lnrs. which ore so pretty anj populai material, Kometlini'H trlnnnod with sou- tncho braid or with nppllqua designs Office: 33 Fourth Street and yet so hard to "do up," run a ro of basting stitches about an Inch from In broadcloth! - Turkish toweling in extra thick KUZAIIKTII the outer edge. That will hold th Now Jersey plaits In position, while washing an nesses Is Been In th"e"brlghtcr colors. unknown. \MTmj—nf-thrse-nro'faced THADC MARKS Ironing.' This IS especially true If yo DESIQNS are not the proud pos-sSsor of a pat- or piped with .bundH of Kntiu in con COPYRIGHTS AC. K; BIUMAN; trusting colors, whlili give them n Anyone ipndlnjj a rkctrh and dpocrlrllon wnj ent plaiting Iron. lows and old blues. In the mills and qQlrklr as<*ertnln mir opinion free whetiier an These frills, by the way, shouli sranrtness they would otherwise lack ~. —.• _ t«_i probabl.—._I._LIy^ mtentablo•Ui«Hi>i.in. tu^''ininiun!r*jim * sumptuous coats of tho day, with their lrnOdeitrnl. HAND COOK onI'atcn I u PHOTOGRAPHER when possible be made snpurnte from big rcrers collars sometimes covering tent free. <)Mut lurency Airrcfrpat A, i'atentratenui Ukehn tTirouirthrouirlh M_Maim & C«. rocolvr the blouse and buttoned, booked o the entire front, these suitings are For Blunted Scissors. ,• rcial notice, without ctt»rso, la t!i«^ J6EI01 Street, Weslfield,' N*. J. pinned on, BO that they do not have t< passing effective. When your HCIHSIII'S become blunted Union should form hnlf of the blouse, the go so often to the tub. They really d The suit In our drawing Is mado of nnd rei|iili'c hhnrpeiilng, lake an ordi- Scientific flttierican, Near R. R. Station. not get dirty so quickly as the, more rest being of dark blue chiffon, with mry knife,'upon which'place tho scls- A hwiimmolf Illnwratod wooklT- Ijireert rlr buttons, ns usual, holding the twoone of the mixed tweeds with the bro- -otau™ of tmr •rtentlllc Journal. Ternu, W a exposed parts of the blouse, and they ken'stripes Introduced to give variety Bors ns. If In the act of cutting, lly r: four months, »L 8oM broil newnileiilc parts together. On the sleeves and We make higli-clnss photographs o[ every are a great nuisance,usually to wash of line. The bnt with the suit la made drnwlng the ijtoel nloii^ tho blades iu and Iron, even with the precaution under the yoke the chiffon Is -hem- tbLs manner several times you will UNN&CUNN&Co^'NewYoY r description and pinruntee up-to-dute work. stitched,, and there Is a double over- of tho same, material trimmed with mentioned. If you buy a ready made ribbon and shaded feathers. lirlng your PCISHOIH again Into good IlrucU Offloa. ISFBU Waalilniiiun. D. U blouse with frills stitched on It is ansleeve. A new touch In a blouse of KODAKS AND AMATEUR SUPPLIES. Odd belt arrangements are n, feature condition. easy matter to rip them off and supply his kind Is to have cuffs and collar of of new suits. Toey encircle the entire COME AND SEE . PICTUUE FRAMES. uttons and huttoniholes. plaint chiffon piped with satin. ' ' What do you- think of n blouse of waist or crop out, wherever the de- THE SHORT COAT. The new and improved hifSieht Toric not only the-samo color, but the same signer sees fit to bring them Into ami IVbl.le Eye Glauses. Tiyo doctors in ..... Amateur Work Carefully Finished. View. Many- of the coats made of Mli'ii.lunce t» pccscrilie glasses for-corrcot- TRIMMED WITH WIDE BRAID. 'ahrlc as a suit—a corbeau blue'satin sturdy wools are very short, of mere iiik' Visiuil ilefects/9 a. in. to 5:30 p. in. finished cloth BO supple thnt It can hip length, and they run Into odd little easily be draped on the bodice? A variations In tho peplams nnd fronts. JOHN DOYLE, deep bodice top and the sleeves are of Necks are furnished with collars and I. N. J. silk voile hi the same shade. The big lapels or with bretello effects, with same idea can be carried out In silk or collarless necks and even with military •****»***» sntln for n heavy cloth or ratine suit. Our-'modells-for-wear^wlth-a-biaek- anything thnt the wearer wishes. Hot Water and Hot Ajr'tieatlnir, sult It Is a chiffon blouse over bright Tlie genuine crysml PEnnLK eyeglasses, china blue or blue nattier. The Incu The outlining of the coats with the TOOL kiiul that never MIST or sciiATCir, Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work. tin tbe front plaits Is applied to thebraid and other trimmings at tho bot- IWAI'I.ASATIC, I.VVIStnLK Ill-SlUIIT, TOBtC, blue underblouse and the chiffon yell- tom Is one of the pretty features Just SBVPTIIK nnd other, lenses ill "IMKIT" ed over it. The buttons are tint pearl now In ready to wears. Hercules • .itHHtntiiiir or frames. Tho BASV, COMFOBT- braid several Inches wide ls^tbe most nes about the'size of n dime. used trlmmlnfr, though soutache still "H.K amlHTVLlRll glasses-that Ot the eye Af^nta for HichurdHon *JH)ynton Voile de sole nrfd net share with »ml never pincli tho nose. appears, but usually In - conjunction f black and nattier blue Is another tended for dress wear. And there are 'ayorlfe.. / ' Telephone 44-1. . Cr»n'ord. H. I : .'--To^remodeling .»ii-«!d-*i«th"gown-4t — -5FENCE£: OPtrCAtf well . to consider this separate open Jl Maiden Lane, .New York )louse, taking tbe fullness from the H. L FINK, iklrt and using It ns trimming on tho - Storm Coati. louse. Thus with two yards of chif- Tbe season for traveling Is not yet 'on of the same color nnd a few odd over, but the ninld who ventures forth THE muttons the new blouse would'be com- now must look out for storms nnd NEW JERSEY CENTRAL ilete. " ',' " rough weather. For her benefit has -DEAIXR IN- been revived the old faBbioned storm* • •.. y f o Keep Needle.. coat of rough serge or cheviot, with TIIAINs FQU ELrZADETli. NEWARK AND • Harness A soda mint bottle with a little screw long "waterproof" cape and wide ki- NEW YOHK. ^ op makes an excellent holder for mono slceveH. Tbe coat Is long, rencb- LTY lng entirely to the bottom of tbe dress, Customers of 20 years standing in leedles to keep in the workbag. It Is "w.. r.5t 0 tx 7 IS. 7 21 (Newarkonly.) 741.8l I'. M.- Hnnilaya x3M, T 41. x814. 90H, 100J, tion rcce'.ved. Repairing and painting made a thing of beauty by covering It The short coat, so innny of which J-j- «.-.7, 141. iM. »«, 55S. 705. 8W, 104.1 tons. It has the' advnntage of being are In thp box style. Is one of tbe a specialty. • . ith a bit of the material of which the 1 ag Is made (preferably silk, as this perfectly adaptable to home make, most popular of this Henson's models, ..fw !Mnlnflold-l SS, 4S«..i»M. 7159, B':M. 11 05. VVestfleld since It Is simple In cut and plain In and the length thirty inches is the ILI5A..J|.--I»4I.-O iil. S.00 Sutnrtiaj- onlv). S W. i4o Elm Street will work up better), and a workbag npbearance....As an Idea of tho amount JJVRWSatnnlaronlyl.sU.189,4 IS,J40,»14. ven for a present Is doubly nccept- one-mom used. Tire, model shown Is • SING LOTS . sn, ts.v. 1) 10, + 027, on, n.w. . «. •;!. of material required It may be said gored to tho shoulders. The long lines .OJU. laor, 11 10 P. M. 13 IS. Huilclnj-8 J M- ible If somo such little thing ns this Is that a thirty-six bust measure, nn aver- \«oplng, they , ;J **"!. Bill, iota. 111? A M '-'4"- I*1' dded to give a distinctive touch" thus obtained add mucu to tho general iUfgjteo^requlres. about five nnd one- effect Two sections In e.ich front, n ^JriJUKBAN ••>•. 1139.P. M.I 07 A.M. wide, for eight Inches across the front qiinrter. /"r Easton. Bcthlcherii,- Allcnlown. Mayeli The French Fold. liumk-4 00, 750. 8 59. 11 OVA. M. ««'»»'- of a garment Is not an unusual meiis- tcrlnl. the underarm gore, make up the gar- tlUhare aim ""laronlf.. 511. 16 10 to EaHloll »<>lTl f-K- urement. Of course these wide braids To make a milliner's or French fold. ment. The sailor collar Is on everything RENT. A :ut the' material three times the width »«'»1«T» 5J7,-« * A. SI. 1 43, .5 20. 647 P: M. ASHES AND are expensive, ranging from fi to $5 To Clean Hairbru.hei, this year, and a very handsome nddi for 8 single yard. hat tbe fold Is to be when Jt Is flu- ' Dissolve somo soda in a Uttlo hot tlon it makes-to this coat. Tho sleeves GARBAGE COLLECTOR. This smart velvet suit is effectively hed. Then fold n third of thin width water, then fllf up the bowl with cold. nre tho two scam coat model, slightly trimmed with wide braid in panel tack on tbe wrong ride and fold down Dip the bristles of the brush In, take gathered in tbo nrmhole and finished iver this raw edge the remaining part, IE, "•*• • Suildayn, 814, lOUi A _ style. Dncut velvet in n pepper nnd out and shake well. Repent this sev- with a plnln cuff. Any of the heavy silt effect Is. combined wltfi plain urn In tbe raw edge before doing eral times until tbe brush is quite mannish materials, serge, cheviot or For Atlantic Clty-S M, 0 « A. M. (M 69 Hatnr- r J'^nlrt.301 P.M. 8umtar». 10ft!A..31. 141, p. 0. BOX. IM, CRANFORD. black panne velvet with extremely his. Finally sllpstltcb this edgo to clean. The water, being almost cold, broadcloth, would be suitable for the smart result Cord ornaments and e thickness underneath, being eare- will prevent the bristles turning yel- coat, and the collar mny bo mndo of il not to let the stitches go air the icept 8«tnrday>. xBsoopt Nowark. deep fringe complete the richness of low, and if tbe bowl Is wide tbe back the same and trimmed with .:...*« 17 through. of tbe. brash will be kept dry. • made of satin or velvet. ""W'.C.nori, Reasonable Prices. thto cterer UtU» costumou.^. _. ^ :_.:.;:„..,,;Ml«jri -Tf- THB CRANFOBD GHKONICtE. A FAMOUS POLITICAL LEADER The Chronicle. Prominent National Figure Passed PUBLISHED WEEKLT - In the Death of David Ben- . Mtt Hill. Palms Thrive in Sun of Southern CRANFORD^N. J. Albmy. N. T.—A distinguished law- California. yer and statesman, who- for many Build, do not knock. •; years was a prominent figure before the people of tho nation, passed away CURTAIN-FRONT HEN HOUSE Demonstrated That Conditions In STRANGE THINGS FOUND IN VARIOUS In. th«.death"flf, e.x^v,.,.an4j^-SenajQr, David Bennett HID. at Us hoipe neat :^^;^^;po;iu^;EKce able to Development of If a ben Is a bird, what is a bird I ThuTcUy." Mr: Hill' for "BUtny -years "•."""' '" StatesTrlavIng' Long and was one of, the leading' Democrats In Severely Cold Winters. Pyoamlters aro criminals of tha. low' the country and - his Influence was Los Angeles, Cal.—The date indus- felt in shaping the policies of his Except in states bavin* Ions and est typo. . | try. In California promises to become party... He was active and Influential severely cold winters the curtain-front a great factor In the fruit markets of ' There were high fliers even before DRAMA MADE TO ORDER in many state and national campaigns type of house is the thing. It keeW the world, for it has been proved that and was^ prominent^candldate^for J^eJ°^8^SSJ»tte " !th^^resld^Uarnomlna3'6n"i*n''i892^ A startling scene was witi eased, the ley are more favorable to the devel- In a dirigible balloon then. t3 no- bathing Mr. Hill was born In Havana, Che: other day by a crowd at th mung county, in 1843, and began the opment of the date of first quality where to go but pond at Whlpp's Cross In Ej ping For- than of any other country where the est, Eng. A nurse who wocarryint g date Is grown. It has also been dem- Whoever named It, tho "dlrlclblo" a baby was stopped 'by a lady, who onstrated that a much larger per- balloon should* try again. appeared to lay claim to the child. A fierce altercation which ensued was centage of first quality dates can be Fly paper Is not a good antidote foi suddenly ended by the nurse taking produced from.the seed than In the 1 typhoid, but It may be a preventive. the baby In her arms and leaping into Saharan cases. t the doepest part of the pond. The —In planting thi»"datef"seed' plant ffl" .4 An aviation meet Is oaual to an other woman wr'eainSiT' and 'ran "away.'' rows thirty feet apart, placing the opera season for bringing, a spell ol pursued by a policeman, who brought seed about eighteen Inches apart in Pli bad weather. her back In custody. Meanwhile a by- the row,' thus planting, about one ap stander had courageously jumped into , Cross-Siectlon View. -thousand seed to the acre. During tei Tboso customs Inspectors aro bo the water and rescued the nurse; and the first few years any kind' of' crop go coming so export that they can actual a fine bulldog, which suddenly ap- there are no colds, roup and other dls- can be cultivated between the rows. bu ly smell Jewelry. peared from nowhere in particular, easee and with proper feeding, and When the palm Is three years old it be saved the baby. By a strange coin- core, as many, if not more. eggs. begins to blossom. At this time the wl - Cholera has gone to Siberia—of ill cidence a cinematograph man was on The wire netting on the south side process of thinning begins, and theye the spot and secured a film of the en- lei own notion. If It would only stay thera tire incident—after which. the drenched of my henhouse is covered In stormy male plants can be taken up anfl sent " In perpetual exile I • ' or cold weather with dnckN curtains, to the city to be planted as orna- ro actors, Including the property baby, all N se went homo In a cab. . ' '•• - writes J. W. Torrance of RIpley) mental trees. From this time until ...Now. approaches. ^tha ,,Beasnn .when Okla., in Mlssonrl Valley Farmer. A after the fifth year the thinning and of tho chauffeurs of balloons will have to rearranging in rows must be properly .ye tako their vacations. David B. Hill. attended to and, according to best au- sh CALAIS AND ITS LIGHTHOUSE thority, growers may expeot at least tn That womna ]oy rider who itplo cab- study of law In his native village.. In one hundred plants of the best quality fr Calais is rather an untidy place for 18G3 ho removed to Elmlra and after .-Jl>ag«#::.«e.ema:.^..baTe.^ha4';vOiicii...con ct~dateBr^onjtctdateBonjt«f4httu^!^ttoassjH:«fr:4htt.7.::u^;!^ttoassjHll In cooled In hor drum-major'"Kit French,, town,.... •The.,Haeeu&Aonea,r hla admlsolin to the bar the following fli where"the tower of"tho' Hotel deVliie " "year roso rapidly In his profession. "seeds planted to the acre, and as the This country baa raised 1,006,000,000 has remained since the fifteenth cen- He soon entered politics and his ad-, tury. Is the center spot. Here Calais vancewas rapid, for he had a marked bushels of oats during tho post season, meets Its friends and has Its cafo nolr. not Including the wjld variety. taste and adaptability for political Jn ,jie^square,; towering out of Uie EINDgQUE New' York expects'to Succeed Pnria tjf ;Elmtr»,-.'U«)n: entered too asBeioblj,- as a center for women's fashions. A dwarfing them,* fs tie old watch tower. Tfhero he^erved two terms,-and later- Since 1848 it has been superseded as was elected mayor. In 1882 he was terrlblo responsibility, as fashions now a lighthouse by the magnificent one Dutch Explorer Tells of Wild Folk runt elected lieutenant governor and on Walter Wlnans, tha famoua horse (over and crack revolver shot, has at present in use. Never shall I for- Cleveland's resignation of the gover- in New Guinea for an especial pot a Shetland pony that often I* brought Into tha drawing-' get the effect of this lighthouse-as I norship, In January, 1885, to assume - The world need no longer remain room of Its master's place at Surrenden Park, England, to amusa him. air.stood under it that night. The revolv- out of joint Surgeons, It seems, can Wlnans, though an American cltlien, has never vUlted the United States. the duties of the presidential office, ing spokes of light cast away Into Hill succeeded him and rounded out |'Mysterious MounUIn People • Who, make new joints that rival tho original but his horses are teen at the horse shows In the cast, as well as In those filmy space in all directions looked /»FT of. Enal«n'0 and France, ...,J1__.;,' i_'_.„: -i _:...... -.. -^ the term, in 1885 and again In 1888 With Their Pigs, Live In Little n. be was «lected%ga¥ernor, serving in The EJoor Plan, _ i-Huta -Raised fTer» -Feet 'F-rom ' "aWa^-pWioa'bf 'sev^n -yeara—a Tecord A common houso fly can go 35 toot 12 Inch board^is hung at the upper Ground. HAIR the lighthouse tower. So toll is this surpassed by oflly .three governors In c «dge of the Moot wire* netting an thlB roto of speed when headed "the «e W«brifcof-'Uio-Btate In 1891 ho north side, to bo raised or lowered nc London —Mr. H. A. Lorents, a butch Tho British Medical Journal quotes The wife of a Cardiff (Wiles) sea- from a distance of twenty miles at was elected United States senator and other way? .—Wide World Magazine. : cording to the weather The wire la explorer, the first white man to pene- 'an Interesting account by Mr. Frances faring man has bad a coQn made for the following years was a candidate trate Into the mysterious central snow Trollope of a •'hair market" lnl Brit- center _wall gives free._iventl!atlqa Doctors are telling how they ropaii her pet~Java monkey, which . died a for tho presldeiifjr~agatns.t~Grover through the house In hot weather.. range,of New Guinea, has returned to broken bones, with tenpenny nails.' tany.- He-states that in various parts few years ago. It beara a plate beau- TOQUE BY MAJSOfi NATURE Cleveland.-- In -the- senate • he -played a .. . ^.... .„ ._ „ p.| .... T.. Europe with a thrtllipg story of ad- Woman doctors should do wonders of tho motley, crowd there were three tifully engraved as follows: In mem- prominent.port, chiefly in connection ventures. . • •'•';•• : with hairpins. • • or four different purchasers of tbla ory of my dear Jenny, who. died Sep- with tho proposed income tax law, The explorer' discovered a mysteri- commodity, who travol tho country for tember. 1910.** Mrs. Mitchell, the lady which he opposed strenuously. In FEED TURKEYS FOR MARKET ous mountain tribe who, with their TBremB'Tcjiar na'a*"fno~m0nkey "faff 'p'igSrTrveT^miK^u^^^ That chauffour-wbo Is going to drive -buying the •."tresses of ~ tho peasant an aatomoblio to the top of i» volcano- ; : feet from the ground, into which both girls. "' "•' ~ ' " '"•" ""troplcs by her husband. An elabor- nor' and' was .beaten. When he left ' Clean Up—Should B* Penned Up tho people and the animals climbed by In Hawaii would bettor wait until he A gets an airship. They bavc particularly fine hair, ately printed mourning card was pro- the senato he withdrew practically With 8h«lter Ovfr Roost. way of notched boards. , and frequently in the greatest abun- duced by Mrs. Mitchell recording the from politics and since'then Mr. Hill Doctor Lorentz says: dance Thero seomod to bo no diffi- death of the monkey, as If It had been had "devoted himself to bis legal pro- Turkeys for tho midwinter markets "Suddenly we came across a se- In Oregon bear hunts are being culty In finding possessors of beauti- made successfully with automobiles. a child. She was really as fond of It fession. ' jshould be penned up with a shed to cluded valley which, to our amaxe- ful heads of hair perfectly willing tb as If It bad been human. The monkey roost under at night The yard should tnent, we found to be thickly popu- 'g«ll,-;. r'.'Wa^s ;vccoLsiplaiaiearcKl -was ilaly destruction first argoMinig for.Oipro tc eicU* one after tho other," Ilka sheep, and a garden, and before the funeral It lay In. A succcsBful New England tuxtcy through the-twilight shade of the as many more standing ready for the In Its coffin on a coach In tho front PLACE WHERE PITT LfVED raiser has two herds, one smaller great forest when we heard mysteri- In five of the nino completo months shears, with their caps In their hands of 1910 American Imports have boon room, with the blinds down. - than the other; when the birds are ous calls. Suddenly a small band of and their long hair combed out and Noted English Statesman's Homi first brought In they are put in the savages, all armed with bows and ar- lit excess of exports.- We are buying hanging down to ' their waists. No Where It Is Said Britain Really more than we BelL lower, when ready, to fatten they aro rows and stone axes, ran out from the doubt the reason of the Indifference to SUPPER TABLE OF DEATH Lost America. • . put.into the smaller yard. By keep- their, tresses on tho part of tho fair lunglo. " They approached us with A Connecticut.man heard ajoko and Ing the same flock together they bear hands outstretched, offering us sweet Bretonnes to bo found In the Invari- A somewhat ghastly occurrence Is London.—North End Place, whlcC confinement and havo a better appe- hiccoughed for eight days. Possibly, able 'modo' which covers every head potatoes as a sign of friendship. . reported from a township In West' was recently sold at public auction, tite. Feed only what they will eat up "On our arrival in their village the llko those Conneotlcut docks. It was from childhood upward with closo Prussia where an alderman, Herr should be an object of great Interest '- an eight-day Joke. dean. Tb^gralnfor fattening should people performed a curious ceremony, caps, which entirely prevents any part Arndt, asphyxiated himself and family, to Americans. Perhaps It Willlacc be sound ana of good quality, give of the hair from being seen, and, ofbecause he was suspected of misap- by which they made us blood brothers. Pitt, earl of Chatham, .had not re-variety mixed grain, vegetables boned They sacrificed a pig and smeared In Los Angeles) n pneumatic barber course, as totally conceals the want propriating; some philanthropic funds tired tb this fine old-fashioned resi- chair exploded and hurt a man. Thui of.lt The money given for the hair Among the most extraordinary head- - and mixed with wheat bran and com each of us on tho forehead with the In his care. The affair seems to nave dence, {but; remained at the head ol chop. Give turnip tops and cabbage wo soo- that excesslvo luxury carries Is' about 20 sous, or else a gaudy cot- been mutually agreed upon, fcr the dresses to be found In the continent of creature's blood. This proved a some- Africa are those worn by the women of his political party, the Boston tea leaves once a day. Bye pasture mayi what awkward attention In the case Its own punishment. ton handkerchief—they net tmmenee family of 'suicides, consisting of the duties never would have been imposed profits by their trip through the coun- alderman and his wife, his adult son the 'oasis of Agram. Their hair, take the place of vegetables. Give sa of our Mohammedan soldiers, but at though very kinky, is plentiful and la and the English - flag might now be-abundance of fresh water, have ths my earnest request they agreed to sub- That a dealer In decayed eggs has try." . ' -. '' ' "••••• ' '.. • -. and daughter, was discovered by a flying over the who'lo North American servant girl early In the morning. carefully arranged fn coiffures that ex- troughs clean, the yard and sheds mit, provided that-we allowed them, boon fined $200 Is a ploaatng and In continent! • clean and dry, feed four times a day. structlvo fact Tho public gets tho sitting around the sapper table as If cite the wonder of the traveler. Some RAILWAY CAR FOR SHOOTING asleep. After tho meal" they had of these, like the one illustrated, have In 1767, when the great statesman The birds should be fed by same per- pleasuro and the dealer tho Instruc- much the effect of a Roman helmet son and not frightened. tion. turned on the gas and calmly awaited was seized with an unaccountable ill their end. The father and daughter The women of Agram are as proud of ness, he shut himself up in this house. Fire Horses were dead; and the wife and sontheir coiffures as are their sisters of His last days hero have a wonderful It Is rumored that Wall street may the civilized world of the almost equal- hereafter be oponod with prayer. were removed in a critical state to a resemblance to the closing chapter oi hospital. »..«,„«,•...-..„.-.,„_.,.: ._. ly, rcinarkoblo ones they-wear..;._ Stevenson's story, "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Animals In Danyer Department for W^y^72 HyHe.1' To"lfie"conBtefna£lbn"bf'Tila -.'-~T«n iVearsflun-Away -From-Llfe'--™ needs most; but it will undoubtedly ministers, Pitt did not put in an ap- of Ease on Ranch. help some. ' ' MAN BADLY TORN BY DOGFISH pearance when parliament met Oc- AN EXTRAORDINARY ACCIDENT Denver.—The story of Larry and Postal authorities In Madagascar are FVed H. Malloy of New York Is un- arranging'tor the carrying of malls on Spot two horses which were tor ten This story Is from Wmsted; Conn. der treatment at Bangpr, Me., for. se- Hens are high Jumpers when they rears at the fire station of Blake the Island by aeroplane However, it The man responsible for the tale is a vere lacerated wounds received in an can get a dainty by it Itreet, between Eighteenth and Nine- probably will bo some tlmo before the farmer named Albert Koegle. He says attack by a dogfish.; .Malloy and John Correct feeding and successful keep- teenth streets, will appeal' to all lov- airship will succeed rural free delivery. that one of bis hogs escaped from the Wallace, also of New Tork, had been ers of horses.. In the United StatOB. pen, and. while rooting around, swal- ing go together in fowldom. cruising In their motor boat along the Both the horses were large, white The novel type of railway vehicle lowed a stick of dynamite, left by a Value coast. Diving off the boat while Be on your guard against drafts. , A Plttsburg man is - In trouble • bo- state road worker. Soon the hog went two miles off Islosboro, Mallo/ waa They are disastrous this time of the tnimniB with black spots. They were seen; here has recently been built 4n : ; : s; 1 the pebj of the *oys at the sUtlon. VS' hfcI*" ' 'surrounded' 'by •uogflshV""His"crlos' at- '^year.--z-••"'•;-:;2-^--.; *--"••--•.^:-^>.~^--M.^YJ^-. "England" for tiUrblghnes"!he""1t£o""6f 'ffbr i^™years"th"ey inadTrun'to "every' married than It was to Hvo singly and Cutch, in India, and Is really a railway The mole kicked ' and the dynamite tracted Wallace, who put after' him. * The* Susy "fowfls "nevef "srckr"* learned dltferontly too late. A lot ol exploded. So did the hog. The re-and brought him ashore, bleeding bad- breeding stock must be strictly Ore in their district and they had locomotive and coaoh combined In- learned to answer the call of the 3ther men have bad tha same expert' tended for use as a shooting car. Themains have been pronounced an sn- ly and nearly exhausted from his bat- hardy.' enco. . • . . usually One qual&y of sacsage meat. tle. • Songs With almost as much intelli- engines consist of a four-cylinder goso- Laying hens will eat and digest gence as, the firemen themselves, llno .motor, whilo three speeds la either 25 per cent more feed than hens .that - To a cold and backward season in direction are provided for. The body rhey were never more delighted than ore not laying. when they were in the harness and Europe, with serious results to crops, of the cor Is divided Into three com- Feed wheat dry and warm for break- have been added a number of destruc- partments with two end platforms for making their way, full speed, down fast .There is nothing better for com the street, their bodies quivering with tive floods, the latest of which Is that the driver when traveling In either di- weather egg! making. • . In tho vicinity of Barcelona, Spain. rection. The central section comprises Threshing Barley m Bosnia the excitement and joy of the run. the engine room and an tipper com- Perfect health and warm, not too But Larry and Spot were not young America haa enough weather eccen- warm, but comfortable quarters are tricities, but tho old world has been partment for the carriage of guns and when they were put upon the fire stores. necessary to insure eggs. . , wagons, and so, after ten years of the worst sufforcr this year. Don't-lose Bight of the fact bat Where Pitt Lived. lard service, they Vegan to show their It Is the early "hatched pullets tha' ige and had to be sold. The firemen • That four-toed horse found In the make the beat winter layers. _ • "bad lands" of Wyoming and reputed TURTLE CHEWS_ A SWIMMER casionally he would drive about Hamp- when they saw that they must part to be tho ancestor of tho present stead Heath In a closed carriage, but Carry out the droppings at ica»| Kith their old animal friends were as equine race, undoubtedly bag great In- John Moscavlge. fifteen years old. most of his time he spent' completely tad as if two of the boys were leaving while swimming In Kohlnoor colliery : terest oa a-BClentlflo find. But as o secluded in a tiny room at the top There should.ho separate _«-««*< f»| them. .- • ! ,- reservoir, near Sbenandoah, Pa., _was •how to attract tho multitude he prab- of the houBe". All his meals were con- for pullets If they are A farmer living about twenty miles adUH^bIh attacked;and faltt«Lbx,a lqrgn...snapr. veyed to him through a hole in the ping turtle, which took a piece of flesh r tho "woolly-horse" of earlier days. wall, closedTJy~a"366r•oT^rffieT"sTa e7 Horses, and the night he went'to the the size of a silver dollar out of bis He refused to see any one, even bis ^ry fowl should ho P«**£| left arm. The boy went. Into tiysterics [are station to get the animals the Ono of the scientists declares that own attendant, who never would open tame! and the taming process, should! |aeart of every fireman sank. Larry and collapsed, thinking he was bitten the hatchway to shove in the food bTrommenced as soon as feeding be-j tn 100 years all" the people of New by a water snake. He was revived and I wd Spot were led away with drooping York will bo living underground. Ho unless the door was closed on. the I leads. his wound cauterized. Companions saw other side of the wal). - - mast think they are going to solve the the turtle escaping. ' . I There was many a fireman who had problem of getting better air under- The house IE a fascinating old struc- j >een around the station for years, and ground before the lapse of another ture, with various modern additions,' I *ho had come to listen for the nicker century. REALISM ON THE STAGE situated <00 feet above sea, level- hi 1 >f the croatures, who felt'a bit lone- tht most beautiful suburb.of London. | rane that night -^rz- Tho crown prinoe of Berria is de- The other week while a horse racing Its Interior abounds with rare oak pan- slroussirous,, accordinaccoding toto a recent report, ooff I Ppla7y called "The Whipp" was being pper- Travelers who visit the •mntata regions of Bosnia find that many old. eling and quaint staircases., With its Larry and Spot however, were not marrying a" rich American jjrj. After I fjrofed at Stratford, England, one .of time customs' kmnnhM fear*. jMspnj thsaa ia the method cf thrashing magnificent views over London and i *eady to give up their old friends, and 1 6 grah. used tn B»Ueai tlm. aaaVMwtraMd herewith. Th« • roBgh-costa° J ienextmoriiUirirt.dayb™*Uj'men cneJiaa looked' nvef 'U»' inimll r of 1 « borses Tucked an actor Into the ul Its BpVc-date eojiVenlences.TItrntrase •?^i^>fS^^l^^^Si'fS?! '^±^snMtra. Tn, wires ortneTopOrgms 5*S UJ *»•* «r*lMl J Is'aifiaearh'omeC'to which the rather I *ere awaktttaa- by the •Uxaplog of 'injured and .toied,, and n aVti^A^^^Mfltato1 m^ afaiB^iB At Hti iL\ JOf* * «wp A Mt'onljr adds ii V liittnu RAISE FINE DATES WINNING THE RECORD FOR ALTI USEFUL FIRE ALARM DEVICE Electrics! Apparatus Especially QUEER JAPROOSTER! Handy In Vessels, Storei, . Home* and the Like. Palms Thrive in Sun of Southern Breed Which Has Tall Over California. W. P. Pierce, of Klrkwood. Mo., haa invented the dcllce shown in the Il- Twelve Feet Long. lustration and Is especially useful as a fire alarm In vessels, house!, stores, Demonstrated That Conditions In or the like, or It may be used on Jour- Barnyard Marvels Prove What Scien- . ,Coaph£U« V*U*yi Ar».Favcr- REFLECTOR ON STREET LAMP naled bearings to prevent a hot-box. tific Selection Can Do—Blrdi Re- * 'able to Development of The device^ coinVrl3es''twdJmc'nib*!r«'' El«ctrlo Light I. Made to Ca«t Qreat- '/'.''"Milt' Of Century's, Evolution - - r noimally held -out of contact by -meaas- • •••'and-C*r»fulBreedlng.-• - *""•? "Porllon""'oT"T(ts~" Say»"i" ".•"'' " Down Thoroughfare. ' Los Angeles, Cal.—The date Indus- Tokyo. Japan.—The loiig tailed try. In California promises to become , By means of. a porcelain enameled cocks of Japan aro striking proof of a great factor In the fruit markets of steel reflector, composed of four In- what Eolection, Bclentlfloally carried the world, for It has been proved that tersecting seml-parabolaa surround- out, can do. It has taken a century •tag the-!*mp,-• tbi-gloUa..tj!BO.,ol.elftCr. mt^^dfUMM-mMriKji^^ to evolve these remarkable) birds with ley are more favorable to the devel- trie street lamp la made to cast the High Temper»ture*XtarrnT'''"""" J * opment of the date of first quality greater portion of Its light down the of • fusible substance which holds a yard cock and'hen. Tho cocks ball centers of the Intersecting streets, and spring, says Scientific American. When from Shinowara, a village near Kochl, than of any other country where the only the minimum amount reaches the In the Isle of shlkoku. Borne of them date Is grown. It has also been dem- this substance melts at the predeter- EW YORK.—Ainong the notable feaU at the internatonal aviation street corners, saya Popular Mechan- mined temperature the spring Is re- are white; others are of different col- onstrated that a much larger per- meet at Belmoht park was that of Ralph Johnstone, wh< established a ics. When the fixture is suspended ora. The feathers forming tho tall, centage of first quality dates can be N leased and forces the two members which number from fifteen to twenty- new world's record for altitude. In a "baby Wright roi idst:er" of onlj Into contact, thus completing tho cir- produced from.the seed than In tha 35 horse power he reached a height of 9.714 feet, exceeding l^ 628 feet th« cuit of an alarm. four, measure from seven and a half Saharan cases. height attained In France on October 1 by Henry W. Wnyma on of Holland. to more than twelve foot long. Their Johnitrwe has been, flying.only since last- June. roots. It need scarcely bo said, are '—IB planting th»"datef"*eed'Krtaht Iff very much stronger than those of the rows thirty feet apart, placing the ILECTRfCWAITER IS- NOVEL- tall'featlfers'^of "an orfltiiary cofcirThe ' seed about eighteen Inches apart In plants should be at least thirty feet to reap a rich harvest for their sur foa(h»rt, growing on either side of tbe row,' .thus planting, about one apart each way when twelve or fif- plus offshoots, for the . Imported off Frenchman Arrange* His Houie so tho body and hanging over tho tall, -thousand seed to the acre. During teen years of age, they will have Ofty shoots will be .very exj enslve for-eev That He Can Secure Numerou* reach to a.Jength_of thrco andji gjuar^ the first few years any kind' of "• "crop good plants to the acre to dispose of. eral years to come, lesldes, aftei Articles by EleoTrlcity. tor fcot. can be cultivated between the rows. but when one considers the profit to transporting the offs loots on thi That tho long tall may not be dam- When the palm Is three yean old It be derived from the first offshoots, backs of camels acrois tho burning Tho wonderful electric house of Mr. aged, and may have lunple opportu-^ begins to blossom. At this time the which may be expected from a flve- sands of the Sahara desert to th* Georgo Knapp, In Farls, Franco, In nlty to grow, each bird 1B kept In a process of thinning begins, and tbe year-old plant, one will be tempted to ocean liner, lying upon the docks at whlchthe owner can be Beryed^wlth high, narrow cage, lighted at tho top male plants can be taken up anfl sent leave the plants fifteen feet In the both ends of the line, hen transport anything he wants from a book to a only, as, If the bottom wcro lighted, to the city to be planted as orna- row for a few years at least A con- ed by rail to the indlc; ted farms, th« meal In any room In tho house by the bird would stay there, and so. In mental trees. From this time until servative estimate placed an average plants will certainly lo conaiderablj Shade Throws Light Down Center of simply pushing a button, can boar all probability, damage Its much after the fifth year the thinning and of four offshoots to the plant five* weakened, anC will rei ulre a year ol • ...• • 8treet everything going on In any part of tho prlted tall feathers. The bird-remains • rearranging In' rows' must be properly "years old;' an* oa - average- of one off-: tender'••nurslflg.' EVei " though" th* house and seer approaching visitors be- on -Its 'porch- ali-dsy-long; and-Is B^~-* in the center of a block, a reflector' fore they gain the entrance, has been attended to and, according to best au- shoot to the plant a year for the next plants cost $25 each. sad not mon with only two, Instead of four, semi- lovyod outside Its cage only once In thority, growers may expect at least five years. The offshoot always bears than one-half survive tie rough treat described before; But m&ny new two days, when It walkB for half an parabolas is furnished, thus stretching things' are continually being added, one hundred plants of tbe beat quality fruit Identical with tbe parent tree. ment, there yet remali s a fortune tc the light out considerably. hour, a man holding. Its tall'from the of dateo- out ot the- one -thoMaBcl In this way the parties whir plant ttte the.ono whd*ragiigeB In tho^ate bUai one of tho most Interesting being the dirt during Its promenade. Once or Eeeds planted to the acre, and as the first seedling orchard will be in line ness In this favored location. appear on the table. water, and dried by being exposod to GROWING HAIR ON BALD HEAD Tho chef prepares each dtsh In Its ears removed. Unlike all Papuan proper order and has It ready waiting tribes I have met the]'were entire') Electricity Utilized by Latest Method on a tray. When the host and his FINDS QUEER TRIBEfree from skin disease. None of whom —More Effective Than Any Other .guests..are coated .at. the.._tablp,.Jhe •wore.* sU^-if cl havo to cope the objections- to tho gasollno lamps with. " waa the fact that the leakage of the the- Bun and .air on some olovated - 9 - 'These ore tho facto, and sad tore - oil ruined tho grass around theso spot,,Buch as the roof of a house. It. flect uppn.^ They mil it be accepted. lamp posts. Furthermore, tho lamp- Is fed on rice, the husk of which Is Fire Horses "Come Back ; They cannot In any way bo chal- lighters did much damage by making retained, and on cabbage, and has an lenged." Bhort cuts through tho flower beds exceptional amount of water to drink. | Animals In D«nver Department for hoofs outside of the flrehouse. Oho of Doctor Wlnslow's jhraseology Is along their routes from one lamp to When It Is noccssary to transport a -;'-~t«n .VeanMlurr Away -Fromi • Llf• - ™ the men»eneaked down-to-the front, of. sometimes.. Unhappy,; [air;;;; when _ be h blrd.it,Jfl_J>.lRc«^.J.n_a;,Jopg, .narrow^ of Ease on Ranch. the station. There a strange sight con- writes, for Instance: box", akin to that In which the Jap- "I havo breathed, th atmosphere of anese are wont to roll their pictures.. fronted him. Larry and Spot* were ELECTRICAL NOTES. Denver.—The story of Larry and standing at the entrance with their lunacy tor over sixty years, and tha The toll, feathers aro bont as little as conclusions I arrive at are pessimistic possible and find a placo In a special Spot, two horses which were tor ten noses over the chains, waiting tob e The National Electric Light associ- rears at the fire station of Blake admitted. In the extreme." Economical Electric Cooker. . compartment In the box. Tho hens ation has attained a membership of of this breed in no sense rival the street, between Eighteenth and Nine- Some of the firemen, when they were nearly 4,000. teenth streets. wiU appeal' to all lov- told of the incident by their comrade, POKER SKILL PR VE SANITY? one side, says Popular Mechanics. cocks In beauty of plumage, but they This is carried on hinges so that It Germany now leads the world in aro fine birds nevertheless. They lay ers ot horses.. ran down to tho entrance and petted tho number of electric furnaces for st Case Says can be lowered, as shown in the illus- about thirty eggs each year, but ere Both the horses were largo, white *he horses. Larry and Spot were ad- Witness In Will Cont smelting, refining and casting. deemed too aristocratic" to sit;- this Very Shrewd tration, for boiling, frying, etc, while tnlmals with black spots. They were mitted and the firemen communicated Aged Testator Playei A pulsating vacuum pump, operated work Is performed for them by hens ,...•. ' ..Game of C rds. ; • , . In Its ordinary position, it heats tho the pets -of-the • -boys at the -, station.. •with the farmer wha had,purchased byaniolectric,inolor,..la a.novelty In lha"'ahljBals;". He-'arrtred---later-and •ueitibn whethV ltlkihl took the horses back to his ranch. Philadelphia.—Tho to do tho-work of two, although, of Ore In their district and they had cr a man's ability t< play poker is course, not as the same time. Ranking next to tho sun's rayB In learned to answer the call of the proof that he Is ment lly able to exe» stimulating and gormlcldal effects aro Where Country Glrlt Make Good. songs With almost as much Intelli- OILING LANE ON ATLANTIC cute a will was put u to Register of the raya from electric lights. New York.—Tho frivolous girl gence as, the firemen themselves, Wills DavldlMartin th other day. The New Application of "Electricity. To take up tho strain more evenly doesn't stand a show when It comes to rhey were never more delighted than proceedings were brought to provent An eminent' firm of German electri- j. Swedish Inventor has produced elec- working In a telephone office. "Though when they were in the harness and With Ocean Hhjhway Thus Smoothed the probate of thetestament of cians claim to have devised an ap- tric cables "with hemper cores. 'there was a time," says an/ official'of making their way, full speed, down Passengers May Cross Without Thomas Morgan, who died at the age paratus by which an electric current, Coal Is so scarce in. Slam that gas a Now York company, "when telo- the street, their bodies quivering with .'•".'• Fear of Seasickness. ot eighty years. The Bstator's ilaugh- ot the character useu for the purposo is not used for illuminating and tho phono girls, whether they merited It the excitement and joy of the run. tor-ln-law. Nora Morg n, alleged that of healing Internal disorders, may be only city using olectriclty Is Bangkok. or not, were not' classed' with tho But Larry and Spot were not young New York.—Plans are being consid- when he made a wil favoring his applied locally. Tho government poBts ami tele- serious, hard workers of tho Com- when they were put upon the fire ered by the United States hydrograpb- niece. Rose Devlne, he was of unsound . The Inventors say. that while tho graph administration, controls nil munity. Rather they wore a synonym wagons, and so, after ten years of ic office to keep an ocean lane be- mind. Magistrate Jan es A. Briggs. an current produces no detrimental con- wireless telegraph stations In Franco. of trifling, tinbusiness-ilko' behavior. aard Borvlce, they Vegan to show their tween New York and Europe smooth old friend of Morgan was called be- sequences to tho patient in other re- The danger of fire Is eliminated That day IB past. foro the register of wl Is. spects. It may be applied to a diseased when an'oil tempering bath Is heated • * "Today recruits ,to tho service must ige and had to be sold. The firemen by systematic oiling. With tie At- r when they saw that they must port lantic .highway smoothed out In thU "Was Mr. Morgan, your opinion, organ with good results. . by electricity Instead of coal or gas. have not o ly a fair education, con- Kith their old animal friends were as way, passengers may cross with'per- of unsound mind?" wop askedisked;. It is alleged further, on its bobalf, It Is estimated that^eloctrlc Illumi- siderable Intelligence and a wldo- cad as If two ot the boys were leaving fect comfort, and seasickness will be - "His mind . always seemed pretty that the current, directed to any part nation Is used by about 700,000 out of awake, alert manucr, but they must a total of atibut 8,600,000 households show a first-class aptitude for attend- them. -'"' \ •• a thing of,the past. It has been; es- clear to me.. I had often seen him la of the body-on which It Js Intended to in tho United States. ' ing strictly to business In business A farmer living about fwenty miles timated that ono quart of oil poured tho office of-the water bureau at night operate, would produce sterilization uton..thfi_w.aYefl_ fttejx.hfljjr Ja^SJSO. playing-In-"game-of-pole,i&rHe-ptayed "Tho country gtiTtB-bound-tdVuiafce^—:— "and the night he went; toth e ship in the trans-Atlantic service tbe game tor all it as worth,- and tho rivers of MlnnesQta ore ostimnt would keep the billows smooth in any, there was nothing a the way ho Wireless on Ocean Veisels. ed to bo capable of -producing lesB good as a general thing. She Is dead- | Qre station to get the animals the ly In earnest, her manners are good faeart of every fireman sank. Larry ordinary weather. The cheapest handled the cards, to ridicato that his Every ocean-going boat carrying than one-third has been mado avail- mind was In any way (weak." passengers and doing business ot able. and what she may lack In alertness I »nd Spot were led away with drooping grade of petroleum will answer the at first Is more than offset by her , I leads. purpose, and It is estimated that an American ports and playing between ' A new system of electric signaling Ninety-Pound Sponge. ports 200 miles apart Is. now equipped for mines, to give an- alarm In case of,. dogged persevorance. . There was many a fireman who had expenditure of $25 per trip will pay Ninety "Thero are New York girls who the. expense. , London.—A eonsula report from with wireless telegraphy outfits, or it. fire or other mishap, operated by a I )een around the station for years, and Is violating a law passed by congress hnnd-drlven gonoratoii_has been por- conceive the Idea of taking up, tele- I *ho had come to listen for the nicker The ocean lane Is so crowded nowa- the Bahama Islands d •scribes what la phone work who make a splendid Im- days that it is believed that the oU ilggest sponge." last June, making such equipment ^ected. .':•'• I >f the croatures, who felt'a. bit lone- termed "the world's compulsory. The lighthouses also aro pression at first by their Intelligence carried away by the ocean currents It Is perfectly round end is six feet In 'According to statistics quoted in and alertness, but who haven't perse- home that night, -^s. equipped with the wireless. This will Engineering, there are In Uie wholo [ Larry and Spot, however, were not will be. restored frequently enough to circumference and tip feet in di- verance enough to go through th* amteter. When taken from the water make easy the extension of a new In- world 9.C00.O0O telephones, nod the •eady to give up their old friends, and keep the ocean highway smooth. The vention to elrcuinvont the _d*ng«r of •chooL nor patience enough to I oil spreads quickly, and » very thin It weighed between eighty and lines have an aggregate length ot tte complexities of-Ohe. \ I ie next morntog.st daybreak the men •Jbout U80MM mitas." [ *ere awaWd- by the stamping of cormlnc. sq to Skv^c^ik' mlt Recordr-$4*ir'Cranford Citizen, the communication was -received and ToUl nnmber received dur- ' when properly audited by tbe com- HUNTING NOTES LOCAL AMD OTHER ITEMS 73 mittee, said'payment being oa ac-$18.75; C. D. Reese, ^40.41; Fred the Invitation accepted. Tne.Dlrector during the month...... ; Lehman, $75, 957.60, (51.50. *46.- The hunting season opened 00 Tues- A h»U-p*K« write up of Cnnford, appointed as said committee Free- Total number in custody Oct- count of work done to date In ac- cordance with contract for the con-70, $57.85, $164.80. »J89.50. day, and a large number of Cranford with illustrations of the Open House holdere Doane, Krouso and Havl- ober 11 ,... 68 v 1.83* struction ot said bridge. ' Jail—R. T. Potts. $14.18, $76.35 •*portamen;went up to "White House block, CMlno, Grtnt sehoolhouse, and landd. - Number ot days board Lebanon and other places along the two river scenes appeared in Sunday's Freeholder Smith moved tbe adop- Central Beef Co., $55.15, $27.58; froKromm thmae Towivirun otvt Westflel¥•»»•*••*••*d• wa™^s~ — Hlldebrandt Co, $43.96; J. O. Bro-Central; returning with plenty of issue of the New York Herald. d tion of the resolution which on. roll received a copy ot a resolution adop- MeaU, groceries, provisions, call waa so ordered. ' kaw, 119.76; W. C. Tubba. *5.20;. rabbits. • Talks along/ the lines of advanced Ung certain roads as town rosids. drugs, etc ...... ,..._;_ By Freeholder Smith; Henry Schmidt, »7.0B; H. R. Liven thought will be resumed at the resi- A baker from Elizabeth, who was Ou motion of Freeholder Smith Salaries : 325.00 Resolved, That a committee of Ijfood, $25; Charles Dodd,_$l.!!L5^.)8.- caught i*> White House *rthr ieien den of, Mffl.,.J. H. Senior, 207 N. 79; Fanny Dodd, $30; John Dyer, : W received and placed on file. , ^ _ |Bg3 0J three be appointed to examine inftf rabbits, which he shot while there Union avenue every FrWay afternoon : $75; James Johnston, $70. Cost per day> !JerprUloneK:>?;ite'r'prU»neK:>?;iSl*PS « the need for, and the probabla^ost was snow on the ground, wag fi j .at 2:30., beginning to-morrow. All trom the chief of police of Eiliabeth of, two culverU, oue oa MTrtte ave-. .. Qhildren's Qiiardlans—N. J. State net Respectfully submitted, s r $140, it being unlawful to shoot them iuvitlng... meiabers._pf-...the aboard to aue, -and. ,one. on. Boynteir" avenue, Board' ot:'~ httidiHIita;:r;y : the annual inepection October !&!',• 3Q8RWl~""ii';™ ^ERRY' — wrtirle tr«yeanbetr»ekedir.,Uie. in,.... The following-named books should On motion of Freeholder Krouse - J. H. DOANH, Westfleld, and repor 1 meeting. ~s?" Lunacy.;—State Hospital, Morris ; "One hunter 1n Lihilen? while" driv' bo included in the list of accessions received and Invitation accepted. JACOB MARTIN. ing on a stony tone, had his head blown A communication from the Town- On motion of Freeholder Gruener Freeholder ^ Adams moved the Plains, $3,012.86; W. R. Cpdlngton, to the Cranford Library, published oh $64.85. [ off by the sudden discharge of his Bhli) of Springfield asked the board received and placed on ffle. adoption of ' tue resolution, .which the fifth page of this issue: Max, 1 was so ordered. The Director ap- Stationery—Elizabeth Novelty Co., gun. ' j • ' • • • • Beport of County Road Committee: Bplnted as said committee Freehold- $59.20. $22.75; W. Vroom, $5; P. gate* placed on Westfleld avenue, Barclay; Motor Maid, Williamson. era "Smltii; TnbitnpKin•*no>MarUn.,A,_ H. Charlock, $21.64; Henry Graff, The W. C. T. U. will-hold a meet- Springfield, at railroad crossing. County Roads would report that a At the PUihfield Theatte On motion at Freeholder Qruener meeting.of the committee was held ' By Committee on County, roads: gOSlNESS wome, ing next Tuesday, the 22nd, at the /Resolved, That the committee on $3.25; P.E. Norrls. $23.66, $f579£- hi t,Joving.w4mbJic.J) home of Mrs. Alice Philp. 235 Wrecleve. d aud referred to Mr. Melsel on Friday, September 22, ltlO, at County Roads and County Engineer 35; Elliott-Fisher Co.. $22.86. this town will be gratified to learn and County Attorney. which meeting appeared a delega- North avenue at 3 p.m.; tion from the First Street Merchants' Bauer be empowered to make an ex- Publication—Elizabeth Dally Jour that Joseph M, Weber's brilliant New ttie\it, you must save I Committee Itcports amination of the new road building nal, $4.68, $5.44, $3.78, $3.90; Ad- . Miss Hortcnse Smith is spending Auditor's report Association, by Invitation of the York aucces,B "The Climax," by "capital" ifyou.are a a short time at home. Committee. - methods In progress In the State of vocate Publishing Co., $2; Westfleli Edward Locke, with incidental music Gentlemen—You„ r Auditor re- New York, and other nearby States Leader, $25; -Elizabeth Evening sad your business hi •- Mr. -Pernaseieturned form a busi- spectfully roports: I have - examined The road to Car.teret, as proposed by Joseph Carl Breil, is the attraction by the merchants' association, was with a view to improving methods Times, $29.76; Elizabeth ' Revuo, announced at the Plainfield Theatre In this county In the.future. $37.50;' A .E. Force, $2.34. accounts with as tittle. : in a lett«r\ received from Mrs. rogate, Sheriff, liegistraFand'Cou'uiy Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 2J, matinee Mapa were presented by the as- Incidentals—W. H. Barton, $8 is the hard thing abou David Irving, #ho is wintering in Clerk, and find the same correct. adoption ot tbe resolution whjeh on "i~.'"Hl"wDrake^$28.Z2,». $.50; Frankand night. The story of the play j3 The net receipts are: Surrogate,sociation,' showlng^tbe route of the M s*^*^^^^!^^ .charming you will be pleased wi California, It TAB stated that straw proposed roadway, beginning at roll call was so ordered by an unan- Mareh, $15; Benjamin Klng;'**7> berries are being picked in the I7S3.72; Sheriff) J0CU.54; Heglstrar, imous vote. . 50; W. R. Codlngton, $152; Petei There is no woman *w1tbT*a" $1,799.78; County Clerk, $31,5.25, First street' aud Elizabeth avenue, la gardens there. . _ the .slty. o^/Elliabeth, and running By Freeholder Adams: Mei8ei, $116. • wicked past, no domestic vows broken which amount haa been turui-d-over -Resolved,- - That a committee . of .^rax._ Boards—Sidney Eldrldge, customers. UV pay >—Dr. Cary, ostcipath, has • removed to" I he County Collector. thence; southwesterly along South but a «tory so set off with appealing from hii office Yn Miln street to First street,'and along Amboy ave- three be appointed to examine the $101; J'lorance Stiles," $60;.'Frank humor and prettineBs that it- finds a Yours respectfully. culverts and pipes along Cranfora Ham, $16; Henry Cook, $24.50 Plainfield. UKNJAMIN KINO, y nue to Linden Township;'thence by responsive chord in the hearts of its i by the entcrtain- a new route through Llndeu Town- avenue, Central avenue, Elizabeth Martin Auto Co., $5.GO. auditors. The piece will be presented The pivot bri . •" Auditors avenue and Lincoln avenue,. Cran- . County Road Repair—Weldon ment committee o: the Cranford Golf -On motion of Freeholder >Vllbur ship to the old.Tremley Point Hotel, by a splendid cast of Broadway players at the bank ot the Bahway River. ford, the committee to report at theContracting Co., $843.84, $7,853.36, Club has been posi oned until Friday, received ana placoil on Ke/f- next meeting of this board as to the $300.30, $720.11; J. E. Woodruff, "He Fell in Love withHia Wife." Report of Comniltteo cm. Harltan At this place a new bridge would a rew character comedy by Edith December 9th. have to be conotructed across the advisability, necessity and probable 9364.G4; C. II. Wlnans, $2,208.25, .,G.eprg9,Cptl»ett;of Doremus1 grocery Road Bridge, KoBelle.' cost of such alterations to the said $107.06. fillis, l/asedupon E. P. Roe's delight- returned last wfcelt from ""a ' two'""•" OentteiBen^Yoiify v«oniu»Ulee-- ob culverts and v'pea, arising out'of ful story of the same name, will' be tles of -Union and Middlesex.' The' K ; rt v i monthsonths ' visit in Scotland. the above-named /bridge would re- the present grading aud macadamiz- VVlnans,-$5Sa2,l$74'26."42;""'';••*•' "p'ro««ce-d'^t ' 'ft'' 'PIl'-lU T spectfully report that bids were re- route runs thence through the Bor- 'N. B. Foster hn'i a new snven-paB- ing work going on over the said Surrogate— G T. Parrot, $458.33 to-night sfith a carefully selected cast ceived,, for. thd,, .work on October.3, ough of Roosevelt to the town of streets, W. B. Parrott, $208.34; Anna Dllks, Mrs. DR. R. HEINIGKE raritr-iinpunty^ -.^ -.- and a most elaborate production. ' proud grandfather ;"^Ffee&oJd*r.MOranou. p_ movpd, tue. $00; Rosabel Allln, $100. , Graduate Chiropodist U. Ilalxey is thi to Alexander Kerr & Son, they be- Messrs. J. A. Laurie. Walter llc- :i: of a fine girl. ManuB, John P. Weber, Charles D. adoption ^ot the resolution "which ~ Meni»erB; J?aj'r^Pe terjletaejl,. $ 6.0 ('•inn, Bunions, anil all ailments of ing the lowest bidders, at $447. was so ordered and the Director ap- W. H. Randolph, $36~;"Aarott'CraBe, the collar of the Doctor and Edward S. Hersh, mem- : •>A small fire in Signed by the committee,' pointed as said committee Freehold- $38; S. P. Wilbur, $44; J. H. Doane, Tho sky otArizoim""." ^ * '....-....jtjtsl successfully, treated. house occupied by Italians at Union ' HENRY KROU3B, bers and officers of the association, Ia glorious to behold; spoko in favor of the construction ers Adams,'Havllana and Doane. $32; T. F. Havlland, $42; W. H. Scalp Treatment. and Lincoln avenu :a gave the depart-, S. P. WILUUR. ". By Freeholder Wilbur: Swain, $28; Adolph Gruenor, $40 A sea of Hqnld nzurcv • j>"QjL:Jm^tpju;of-FjsehoMer-.'parby of this. roadwaybythe county of 1 Suffused with, molten gold. Ll '...lU)solyedr. Ehatrthe County. Attpr-. John_ N. Cady, $3C; Elaton Darby, The peaks rolleut tho sunwta WESTFIRLU.N day evening.. The It was pointed out that at presenf y y Atort4j^flj iI^teWilW^'hi The people of'jiranford are prepar- Iteport of Committee ou Removal Instructed to take such proceedings rlson*, $46; Joseph "Perry ;'$6J of Goodman's Crossing: the shortest wagonway to Carteret reiijilftftiWiirofiBi^eirVcw^ ed to give Mrs. Edgar M. Compton a was by way of Rahway, a distance as may bo necessary to lay. out open ford Jones, $36; Jacob Martin, $40 To thoso lovely turquoise bines'. . Gentlemen—Your committee, ap- and If necessary condemn lands of E.'K. Adams, $54; lienry krouse, hearty wclcorho [on her nrrivnl in pointed to consider the practicability of about eleven mtles. It the new Kist night I Knt upon tho |>orcli' MISS RICHMOND l l ; ;! ^aji Co.nstr.uct6d,^;- the ;dls- Foster heirs and others for the pur-$40. .' ' , And saw the horned moon rist. " i-nllrsr Pjipparatoty aiiil rioroc Unanlln town. --- '- " | * - - /"• of tnoVlng 'Ul*' ttlBoardedt'lw>«ibr4dgc l«WOr«{ : bulldlft£,.JuuJ.uCOIuU)JCtlufi The Men's Club of tho first M. E.over Itoblnaon Branch, at Goodman's tance from Kllzabethport to" Car fere t Ono brilliant star attending her would" be about five miles, or leas the road known as . the Shunplke '• Tii ffi^gTowfii^TOu're'SSfe^"''^g^TOureSSfe church have chosen thoVcvcnlng of Crossing, and placing the same over road In the Township of Springfield, W.'H. Garrlsott, $24.30; J. L. Bauer, IJinUrclla- trees stood: »trai(;lit ami griia Dec. C>th for thiir annual banquet. Pumpkin Patch Brook on llowno's than one-halt the present distance by aud city of Summit, proposed to $30; Elston Darby; $4.50; C. A. As sentinels ut their ponts 105 Union Avenue, Craht The speaker wil^be • Lauo, »ould .reenectjully-repprj.;that ^jtotdd^U , $12.94 While breezes blew through cnttmiwiinb aftor taking the measurements of "'An" act to provide tof" the pefnltt-" ggtfJ^^^glWnffRh^i^ij —Kimlereartcu. .Prim H. Morgag n of Newark. <-were very fayorably Im- The Board of Mutation will meet nent lmiirpvemeiit.of.public roads S.. .ft: Wilbur,. $2&.S5; Jeter Melsel, tlons iiocessaryT to bo made at thepressed with the project, as •present- :;: : ir ! X thought of laved onea,fur «w«v, Anulrmir. to-night. thi's'%tete' XReUeipn^l'ft'OS) an^ti ^$13.7Of -T;:ifc Hayilarid; |g5^0"i W. • Anil wonuered itlhey," wo,!!^ ; .:;". and Mitchell of Pumpkin Patch Brook would neces- ed by the, First. Street Association, Misses Durnl it being considered that the roadway. supplements and amendments there- H. Swain. $9.20; W. H. Randolph, Were gnzini; on that yellow inomi * sitate an expense that would be un- to. - . • . \ $5.75; J. II. Doane, $8.70; Jacob • In that glowing Held ot blue. • leave-for-Califor-- If built, would be of great beneOt to A thnmiiKli. carefnlly-chaperonnl li ~Hampton Hallow warrantoul&.at t(ie'present time, as Freeholder Qruener moved the Martin,' $7.U5; Bradford Jones, $9.- An Indian banil played softly nla on Saturday. tho old bridge 'over said Pumpkin the city of Elizabeth", the Township i»h«4Jnr_B}rl».__irJ .' adoption of Iho resolution which on 05; Joseph.Perryr -$35.85;•, E. K. The Paloma's witcninffstnitii, Mr. and Mrs. K C. Smith have Patch Brook can be replaced by a ot Linden and the County of Union. Brtngine'dteams of Andolusiaj gone to Baltimei i/for a brief visit. It was stated by the speakers that roll call was so ordered by an unan- Adams, $23.25. ' . Reopened Sept. 28th - more suitable bridge at, a later date imous vote., . Salary—F. W. Westcott, $226 And the Romance of Old »|niiii. Thdtl4it fltStM the officials of the Borough ot Roose- ' Miss Richmond may be found at K ^JEhe followlncr bills were read and Benjamin Klii£, $133.34; N. R.Where dark-eyed Sonoritas, ' school r»ch morning from, 0 to 11. C duel's church.„. w.lll,,,.present' "A W..J. THOMPSON, Teir¥aT%Ta"'consuTreirsriB"tn« on motion 'oVdered^paKT4"'"'""""''' Daughter'si Fidelity.'.;, -in.^the ^op«A roadway several tlme9,-and.had..ex». "'•*"COU*tei^'B-.-;-AS:li>i:Atwat»*i'1-r-f6d(>j: Trod the-stately.jncaanrp:... ._.. house to-morrow evening. On motion -of Freeholder Krouse pfeBse"d'"thenlB{!tv*'s' - -us—strongly 'in James Caivert?$5'3:eorB; T.'Klrt- " BneHff—Kobert-"Klrkland-i- Charles R. Hoe and Frod'k Hamil- ecelved and placed on file. favor of the Work. land, $27.05; Robert Lightfoot, 33, $209.08; W. H. Wright, $208.< And still.tho' moon ininc's'b'rightif'on,* ton will serve as jurors at Elizabeth Report of Committee on Bridges Your committee Instructed County $10, $187.50; Henry Schroppe, 33;.James Clark, $108.33. As in those days of old; Engineer Bauer to consult with; the And I gazo on Arizona's sky for the two weoks beginning .next at Garwooil: $100; Jacob Qordon, $250; C. W., Registrar—Frank Smith, $458.' Cipea Saturday* till 10 Gentlemen—Yqur Committee on officials of the Borough of Roosevelt ir'WIn, $181.60, $20; W. B. Hamll- 33; Edward Bauer, $208.34, $21.35 With its tints of blue and gold. llWt and of the County of Mlddleaex.wlth Charles Bauer, $3.60; Ella Decker, —MAKOABKT E. HANI AH Craoford and Net arrangement ^or-Tiis* mother, it has examined thVBlte;an#'*• scarcely be over-estim; Aududon Society, both as to member- $1,500; F. J. Hubbard, $100, $174.- ship, financial resources and ability tract to T. Foster Callaban for tbeadoption of the resolution, which Manufacturer of AIT Kinds of Artificial on roll call was so ordered by nn un- 60; Arthur Smith, $3,130; John wish to take advantage to do active and aggressive work in sum of. three hundred and elghty- nlno dollars and; twenty-eight cents animous 'vote. Pesa, $38, $17; Frank Dreyer, $171; Stone Products. Christmas month to s< thecampaigri"of"DrriJ'HTtitecUon^" are Tho-.'Dlrectqr --• invited to be present at a meeting to' ReBpecttully submitted, committee Freeholders Jones, Mels- phear, $303.91; Jacob Bauer, $50; 33 FouftrTSfreef" p be held at the Parish House,'Grace AARON CRANE, el anil Swain ... • Fred Ayers, $90.03; David Sklllman, (Successor to Philip Jiihu)' Church, cor. Sycamore and Sixth E. K. ADAMS, By Freeholder Krouse: $100; William Gulnee, $38.60; Sol- RMZABETII - Now .Tersoy HOUSE, SIGN, AND FRESCO .'Monday November 2J street, Plainfield, New Jersey, on J. H. DOANE, ' Resolved,, That when this board omon Brown, f 25; Brucklacher to show you the most Wednesday, November 23d,ut 8 P. M. On raotlpn ot Freeholder' Smith adjourns it adjourns to, meet again Bros., $2.65; Public Service Co., $3, PAINTING. ^ Aceived and placed on file. •. on the eleventh day of October, $3; Joseph Nelll, . $173; Joseph for men, women and c At this meeting officers for the ensuing NEW JERSEY CENTRAL ?lain and Decorative year will be elected, constitution and Report on Grant avenue and Un-1910, at 3 P. M. Blumettl, $5; Henry Busch, $67.67; Newark or elsevvhere- by-laws drafted, and. plans for ion road culvert. -; • • ' \ Freeholder Wilbur moved . the F. J. Hubbard. $32; J. L. Bauer. "Paper Hanging making the work effective discussed Gentlemen—Your Committee on adoption of the resolution which was $30, $117; W. T. Kirk, $86.88; E.L. FOR ELIZABETH. NEWARK AND fying sort. They con Grant Avenue and Union Road Cul- so ordered. Moore, $520, $$60.16; W. T. Kirk, AND DIAX.KB IX " 'and formulated. NEW YORK. ' presents in-— vert, Rbselle Park, respectfully re- By Freeholder Crane: $450; B. L. lloore, $11C.1O. Hass, Oil, Paint, Varnishe^ and FREEHOLDERS MINUTES ports that It received bids for the Resolved, That a committee of - Public grounds and buildings— . Solid gold and sterl Public Service Electric Co., $12.96. Wall Paper. The regular meeting ot the Board construction of said culvert on Sep-.three be appointed to look Into the Handkerchiefs spec tember C and awarded the contract advisability of recovering the pres- $114.08, $102.80, $18.88; Fred - Telephone 2S-K.' of Freeholders of Untom County wns . Made up art needle held on Thursday, October C, at 2.30 o Wilfred A. Cole for the sum ofent bridge on Grant avenue, near Bauer, $12; Elizabethtown Gas Light tlvo hundred and Boventy-flve dol- Union road, Kosolle Pork, with steel Co., $279.64; Elizabethtown Water ranfotd, " -•' New J««y Fashionable fornisl , Women's high grad ' Mr. Hs.ll, of-fFanwood, presented ars ($575) he being the lowest bid- beams and concrete top, and also Co., $188.16; Enterprise Coal and his credentials, was Bworn In as ader. lowering'the present stone covering Supply Co,,'$45.40; $456.38; Henry Small leather hand Respectfully submitted, on culvert.on Union road to con-Leahy, $18.50; Western Dnlon Tel. ': Stylish furs of reli: ThlTboard?" "'""•",'"" TiFSSi¥SF~ Children's pretty n JOSEPH PERRY, nnd new macadam road, now being $8.50; James Dale Co., $101.15; ______jroHetrequisites be Roll call showed all members pre- a'rid pleasing drug store ser- = sent with the exception of Freeholder ELSTON DARBY. put down by the Borough of Roselle James Carey, $60;^Catherine Run- SiraieeoatsTmdrot Havllahd. ' On motion .received and placed on Park, the committee to report to the yon,.$27: Joseph Bauer, $18.02; M. vice is offered to every cus- Infant's dainty Wei board at Its next meeting the prob- On motion of Freeholder Wilbur Hie. Neuman, $2; John Conrad, $85; New tomer. No effort^is over- Stationery arid deal C. A. SMITH, able cost of same. Idea Laundry Co, $7.60;' H. & H. looked, no act left undone It waa ordered that the minutes of 1 . Umbrellas and wal the meeting of September 1 be ap- Freeholder Wilbur moved there Freeholder Krouse moved' the Mfg. Co., $4.60; Bullen Chemical to make buying here a pleas- proved as per printed copies on mem- liort be received nnd the recommen- adoption of the resolution', which Co., $19;. A. H. , Altschul, $32.75; Dolls, Christmas e ure and satisfaction. 1 n» Sowing machines- bers' desks. tution adopted, which on roll call was BO ordered. The Director ap- Henry Vanderveer, $11; Clerk service costs nothing extra. Communications Report of Jail Committee. pointed as said committee Freehold- Hardware Co., $18.63, $39.18; Col- things for person Gentlemen—Your Committee on ers Crane, Darby and Perry. umbia Rennlng Co., $22.12; Mulford Why not take advantage popularly priced fo ' A communication was received f it? ' from the State Tuberculosis Society Jail Inspection would respectfully re- By Freeholder Perry: Coal Co., 917.56; W. H. Hulskamp- asking that a committee be appointed port that It has Inspected the Jail, al- Resolved, That the bill of A. W.er, $17.45.$155; Brucklacher Bros., «mferene*-*t "" so the books of tho warden.- - - —< J. R- REAY oeuvewfes OAILV BY OUR < f otaj „ number' of prisoners dollars ($350) tor work on the Pros-' Election—J.- I&loejtgatardajri." xgrcopt Newi'rk.''"' Townley, 112; .15 Onion Arenpo Doan In " l 4;- Saml W, O.BiiLn, W.C.Bon,'