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VOL. XX. NO. 42 CHATHAM, MORRIS COUNTY, N. J.. OCTOBER 14, 1916 PRICE, FIVE ORNTB

son yesterday afternoon with the West In Justice to Dr. BANQUET OF Orange team at West Orange. The first ! APOLLO QUARTETTE It has been brought to our at- HOME AND SCHOOL ASSOCIATION home game will be playefl on the Pas- tention that an article In last week's THE MEN'S CLUB sale avenue grounds next Friday after- NEXT WEDNESDAY paper copied from the Newark Sunday We Stand First for Efficient Parenthood noon, when the'locals will entertain Call, might possibly be construed as a Summit. The schedule for the season reflection on Dr. Eklngs' professional WE STAND NEXT FOB CO-OPJBBATION WITH THE SCHOOL An Excellent Affair Held at is as follows: ability and carefulness. The Article In October 20, Summit at Chatham. First Number of the Public question told of the death of a colored October 23, Springfield at Chatham. man while in the dental chair having "What It Means to be Autumn." Mrs. J. Lin ton Engle, Haddonfleld, not the Methodist CTurch on October 28, Alumni. School Lecture Course a tooth removed. We deeply regret Heaven is here and now. How can later than November 1st November 1, Bernardsville at Chat- that anyone should have placed such we expect to find it above the blue The D. L. & W., from Hoboken, at Thursday Evening ham. a Musical Number a construction upon this article and somewhere or hope for it after death, 8.55, 9.37 and 10.51 a. m. This line November 7, Irvlngton at Chatham. hope that none did." The story was when the earth and autumn are all oes not go to Upper Montclalr, and n November 11, Summit at Summit. ' printed as an example of an aDfOT.\ O'ory and joyous these very daysT Oo rsons arriving by it can reach Upper MUSIC AND SPEECHES November 24, Roselle Park at Roselle AN EXCELLENT PROGRAM tunate happening, a novelty of Its kind, \'° a high ;'/f"r' look out and aw"v dontelair by Jitney bus or trolley. Park. in which we felt our local people whcre the *un hares the vivid b>'autV From Paterson a bus line leaves the Candidates for the teanj are: Fred would be interested because a Chatham !of mountain <"»' vallry aflame with ity Hall on the even hour and half The second annual banquet of the Sayre, center; T. Llndenian, F. Van The public school lecture course for man was Involved, and no thought of , !"""<"'ous Mendings in browns near-to our, connecting with the Upper Mont- Men's Club of the Methodist church on Wert, Willard Saunders and Ralph the season of 1916-17 will start next doing any injustice to Dr. Ekings en- "' around tht prlnclp&l Madison streets, Mrs. Wellington Bechtel, President, St. Paul's Episcopal church, was the portation to new places? Bets hurried band, Brooklyn, a man who is a born Balfe's "Then You'll Remember Me" the marchers dlsl»nded in front of Haddonfleld, N. J.; MrB. A. F. Meseh- next speaker, and In a few • well ly gather a late store, leith no interest leader and instructor. Knight's "Rocked In the Cradle of the reviewing stand on the St. Vin- er, Corresponding Secretary, Wood- chosen remarks happily expressed his in squirrels on the same mission. All Mr. Matt went to New Providence the Deep" Arranged by Buck cent's Church grounds, where the ad- mry, N. J.; Mrs. Theodore T. Dortnan, pleasure at being present, and his life is intent on the same purpose last March and organized a band (Sung Simultaneously) dresses and Benediction of the Most 'hairmun Bureau of Information, Up- wishes for the success and usefulness vigorously, joyously, in obedience to among the young men there, and in Three Plantation Melodies: Blessed Sacrament were given. per Montclalr, N. J. * — of the Men's Club. the Great Law. three months the band had made such a. "Kentucky Babe" Geibel Rev. John Warner Moore, pastor of The parade was headed by Grand Our Own Party. progress that they gave a concert b. "Old Folks at Home" Foster Marshall Mlchaol Tracy, president of And here we are in our own high the Ogden Memorial church, conveyed which is stili being talked of. kingdom with heaven at hand, com The Home and School Association of c. "Rockln' In the Win' ". Neidllnger the Madison Holy Name Society, and 'hatham, meaning all of us, over two the greetings of his church in a man- Mayor Badgley happened to be in plaining about this or that, when the One Operatic Selection: the St. Vincent's Fife and Drum hundred members, are aBked to attend ner which left no doubt of his sincer- New Providence one evening recently Arrangement of the "Lucia" Sex time is to be spiritful and ready for Corp, They were followed by the he reception given for our teachers, ity. He gave pertinent expression to and was so impressed with what he Donizetti-Parks the works of winter. It is the world- the vital principle of brotherly co- tet Madison Holy Name numbering about Tuesday evening, October 24th." There saw that he suggested that a band cannot fail to coin- ] i n c and boys. Next In order old period of preparation. Shall out operation as a means of accomplish- Sucn a progranl 5 m n will be special Invitations, sent to the could and should be organized in yone, and we trust doors shame us? Are we rcmly. with ing the greatest good. mend ltge]f t0 evpr came the James Band of Elizabeth; home of every Bchool parent, and If Chatham, and the meeting Wednesday m me out and hear hope and heart, obediently willing, with Prof. J. Cayce Morrison followed tnat everyone w CO about 150 of the Summit society with here is one parent missed, It is some- was the result of his interest. ! them, and Pack the auditorium of the the full, wide meaning of beautifu with a brief address in the course of the smaller boys In blue and white low, a mistake. Come any way. It It was explained that the Initial public school next Wednesday evening. uniforms; the Morris Plains Cornet Autumn quit kening us to conscious' s no time to bo "miffed." which he asked for recruits for a cost would be about fifty cents per ness of what the Creator may justly We guarantee personally that you will Hand and the Morris Plains Society The program Is constructed for much men's Ulble class to meet every Sun- week, providing about twenty or expect Of His least and greatest ere- be more than pleased. And we can do with close to one hundred in line; the hat Is good. This does mean refresh- day morning. thirty Joined at once. Weekly lesBons ationst—A. V.D. this safely for we have heard this lioonton Band; the Sacred Heart nients particularly. They are bound The new pastor of the church, Rev. would be given by Mr. Matt. The Arthur F. Torrance, was the next quartette several times and with in- Church of Dover with 120 in line; the o be nice, and make the party right. necessary instruments would be pur- creased pleasure each time. Morristown Italian Rand and then the speaker, and his subject was "Get To- •hased at once, providing the band First of all, we want a .crowded au- gether." He pointed out that all Kadi number is explained by Mr. Morristown contingent. Notice to MCIUINTM. lltorlum In proof that we mean to starts as expected, and it w»s thought , i atly to the Inter Christians were members of the firm Balcom wlllcn a( ds Rro After the Morristonlans came the If you are Interested to attend the tart the new school year In a generous, hat by next February it would be pos- I , numbers the T. Slmkovltch, o 'The Rev. Frederic* S. Simmons, 1 .ftenedinUon ,«lv«n by, Uic. Rt. ed for press material, we were told to Mr, WUCQX ,ha» most kindly "gVvpn us B hand," AM -Will"sell • Grcelfwlch House, New York; Prof pastor Or ' the Methodist' cti'urch at Rev. Monsignor Shiythe, pastor of St. say: "Miss Lucey's problems and pro- ticket* at his drug store; and Just to think, he 3ays "it's no bother." Edward Porter St. John, of the Har Port Jervls, N. Y., and a former pas " Certainly the Association appreciates such friendship and co-operation. Joseph's Church, Jersey City, the old- jects are met and 'backedup' by town ford School of Religious Pedagogy; Di tor, concluded the program with an There is no need to wait for the ticket seller. Be sure to possess est former pastor of St. Vincent's officials. She is greatly loved by the yourself with tickets, now that we have shown you the way. We will Davis W. Lusk, of Newark, Dr. Ja; excellent addresB on "Casting Shad- Church, being In charge here in people, and above all, she knows just do our best to see every possible purchaser (and we expect few Impos- F. Stocking, of Upper Montclalr ows." Hia theme was that everyone 1870. exactly what BIIC IS doing all the sible). Only last week the general quarantine has been lifted for Dr. Charles A. Chapln, Principal o exerted an influence on some one or safety of visits from house to house, It 1B the reason we could not Michael Tracey, president of the while." / Normal School of Upper Montclair, am •orae group, and that great care start earlier. Madison Society, was grandmarshal otherB. Doesn't that sound good? Remem- should be taken to see that that in- Tickets may be had from Mrs. Hatt, Mrs. Herbert Strong, Mrs. of the parade. ber the date, mark your calendar, stick fluence Is for good. Krauss, Mrs. William Badgley, Mrs. O. Gunnell, Mrs. E. W. Corning, Clubs are earnestly requested to sen Mrs. Lawrence Day, Mrs. E. 0. Lloyd, Mrs. J. P. Eklngs, Mrs. Arthur a memorandum In your dresser mir- The singing of "America" brought their full representation of delegate ror, tie a string on your finger or Smith, Mrs. Merritt Budd, and Mrs. Diefenthaler. We shall be pleased to give special proceedings to a cloBe. Excellent Toot, Toot! The Apojlo Quartette Is coming. Follow along. If 1 e., the President or her representa big toe; anything, except to forget. lc was furnished during the eve- the ti-ket sellers should not see you In time, don't mind that, because mention—with commlsseratlon to any tive and one delegate for every ten there's lots of tickets on hand at the door and there are no reserved college that opens this fall without ning by Miss Marana Ogden and Mrs. members. Affiliated Cluba are ent! A Jog for Committee Chairmen. J. P. Eklngs. seats in the auditorium. First come, first served is our motto. the "largest CIBBB on record." \< Do not make us waste our "gas." "Slick." Toot toot, we're off. tied to send two delegates. Will all chairmen of committees, as "There'll be a time in the old town that night" The complaint of captured German Entertainment will be provided for soonn as they have their full commit- Football Season Here. Signed, officers that the new BrltUh "tanks officers, delegates and Individual mem tees together for work, pleaae send in Chatham High School football PUBLICITY COMMITTEE HOME AND SCHOOL ASSOCIATION. aren't clvlllred," will appeal to anybody bers only where their names are Bent i played 1U flret game of the sea with a sense of hunor. to Chairman of Credential Committee, THE CHJMrHAM PlUttt

sell at public sale, all the lands, tenements, fiereditamenrt and real estate hereinafter men TO SUNDAY- Honed, for the shortest term for- which anv person will agree to take the same and pay the lax hen thereon, including interest and remember This Store costs of sale. Hundreds of Other Of SCHOOL" DA\ The sale will take place at the MINHIPAI. HUlI.niNO, NOVI-MIII'K 4th IN Opposite the Public 191f%, at .1..10 1>. M ferlngs besides those The -aid lands, tenements, hetrdilamenls ami Service Terminal I n u-.il estate so to be sold ami Ihe names of listed are now on Sale A State Wide Observance of IK-rsiuis against whom the said laves have l.tn laid cm account of the same, and the Newark. Its so Handy aniiiiml of the taxes laid mi account of lach at very Special Prices Sunday, October 15, parcel, are as follows, viz.: ' NEUiARK, NEIA/ JERSEY Kihiger, II. I.., house and lot Passaic ave- nue $39.00 C rawbuck, Mary A., Lots 40, 41, 43 Proclaimed Chestnut street 9 00 Dickinson, Kdna, lot 7, block X, Wat Chung avenue 9(, 00 Dickinson, Kdna, i.ot 3d, Block V., Walchung avenue 108.00 IflALF MILLION HOPED FOR rihiger. Arthur B., house, lot and shop, Main street .'.... 9fJ.OO l-'ibiger, Herbert, store and lot, Passaic avenue , <,<) on FibiRcr. Alliert F., 1 lot, Passaic avenue 9.00 The Sunday school people of Newf.lyiin. Margaret, house and lots. Fair- At Its Height===Our 5th Annual I' Jersey through their State and coun ^ mount avenue ., 99.00 (ilynn. Margaret, barn and lot, Oliver ty organizations are planning to ge street 135.011 C.lynn, Margaret, 1 lot, l.um aveftue 8.00 Walser. Win., lot ',0. R2 and house.... 129.00 The Mayors of cities will sign proc- Walser, Wm., lols 61 to 70, R-2 (ini) . .. 2.15.S 1 lie. 80c and 45c Cretonnes, lHc and Site 7.50 Hiiyalstoii Plaid Itlankets, Special 5.HO pair Walser. Wm., lots II, 12, I.I. O-2 .1.100 1.75 Beautiful Dutch Scrim Curtains, 1.00 lamations, the leading citizens will Paled October 5. 1916. Value 2.50 Yard 27-inch l''iue Net Flouncing, 1.10 y sign manifestos, showing how the G. V. LUM, 5.00 and 6 00 Imported Lacet Arabe Lace Curtains, S.itS Collector. Regular 2.00 P. N. Dancing Corsets, 1.47 ' Sunday schools are making the State 59c Mercerized Colored MadraB Cloth. 3itc Highest (irade Novelty Ribbons at <19c Yard and communities secure, hundreds of Women's 5flc Underwear. Special, 4.tc Tonington Model "W" Vacuum Cleaner and Carpet Kweeper 8.U0 newspapers will tell about the wide- NOTICE. Meii'n Regular 1.00 Worsted Underwear, H8c Reduction Sales on Sowing Machines. spread preparation for the day, red 8.00 Lingerie Princets Nainsook, Piece, 1.U5 Notice is hereby given that the Hoards of Value "He Silk Warp Poplins, ."we arrows printed on all signs will point gistry and Klectiun in and for the several Value 25c Yard Kaney Vt ilinns, 18c ection Districts of the Rorough of Chatham Ifoys' 1.00 Colored Doni. Flannel Pajamas, "Of * the way to the several schools, a mul-will meet on September 12, 1916, for the pur- WouienV 2.25 Black Kid Slippers, 1.89 pose of making a registration of voters by a Women's to 1.50 Flannel Night OOWIIH, 1.15 40c Umliroidered Wool Flannels, 4!te •* titude of personal invitations will be muse to house canvass, and will also meet 2.25 Superior Longcloth, Piece 1.8K written and thousands of telephones or the registration of voters on September 2(>, 1.80 feather Pillows. Special, eaili 1.10 91(i, from 7 a. m. to 9 p. m. (Primary Klec- Valiio 2.00 Silkoliiie Comfortables, 1.4"> Value ;1.ers of llorough Council for three years. At said General Kleclion there will also be day school army arc expected, but hmitted to the voters of the several Klection districts for their acceptance or rejection Chap- thousands of new recruitB, very many r 285, Laws of 1916, entitled, "An Act who have never been to Sunday school eating a Highway Commission and to pro- ide for the construction, rcc, nstruetion and and even more who went when chil- nprovement of certain Stale highways, pro- dren and have since dropped out. iding for the payment of the cost thereof from he proceeds of the sale of bonds to be issued EDW. P. MILLER ® SON, ty ihe Stale to an amount of seven million lollais, and providing fur the payment of the Rack From the War In France. rintipal anil interest of said bonds from the DEflLER1? IN Alexander Beck and Clarence Bailey, lotor vehicle license fees, tines and penal- ies." (This act is commonly known as the of Summit, who went to France in Kagan Bill.") NEWARK. N. J. February to serve In the army am- There will also be submitted to the voters f the several Klection Districts at said Gen- bulance corps, have returned home ial Klection for their acceptance or rejec- Scranton Coal for a time. During their perlloUB ser- ion the adoption of the act of the Legislature f the State of New Jersey, entitled '" An Act (NOTHINti BETTER I> ANTHRACITE). vice they have been uninjured. ,, reorganize the boards of chosen fieeholders $50.00 >f the several counties of this state, reducing he membership thereof, lixing the salaries and BITUMINOUS AND CANNEL COAL viding for the election and terms of office if the members, and also for the appointment nil terms of office of the officers appointed KINDLING, BLOCK OR GRATE WOOD \y OBMNANCF.. iy such hoards (Revision of 1912),' approved April 1. l'J12." This is what is commonly AN OkDINAM'K for layiiiK nut an.I npruinR >n as the "Small Hoard of Freeholders of a PuUlc Street or Avenue in the Borough Bill.") of 1'liatham, tu lie knuwn as Chatham Street, Fertilizers and Land Lime Worth of Music Rolls frnm the westerly line nt Kairmount Avenue POLLING PLACES. tn the easterly line nf [,um Avenue, NORTI1KRN KI.KCT1ON DISTRICT, \VHI'Ki:,\S, A|i|ilirati,.n in writing ilescrili- MUNICIPAL HIILDING. ing the nature, kind anil extent uf tlie wrnk SOUTIIKKN Kt.KCTlON DISTRICT, GIVEN AT BAMBERGER'S ali'l improvements desircil, HiK'ieil l»y at least CHATHAM FISH AND C.AMK PRO- OFFICE & YARD: SUMMIT AVhlW: ten freeholders in the BnrmiKh of Chatham, »e- KCT1VK ASSOCIATION CU'll lit JllSK. sidiiiR therein, |ietitioiiiiiK iliat Chatham Witness my hand this 29th day of August, Telephone 624-u/ The special offer, which began this morning Street he opened, grail* il and iin|irnvcrl, within A. I). 1916. the limits mentioned in Ihe title thereto, has W. S. ANGKI.L. is as follows: We will give without extra charge liecn presented In the Mayor and Cnuneil (if Clerk of Chatham Horough. the norruiKh of Chatham: now, therefore, he it LOCAL AGENT FOR NAZARrTH F0HLA1SD CEKIKT 50.00 worth of Music Rolls of your own selec- ordained liy the Coiuuil of the llornutfh of Chatham: NOTICE. 1. A Public Street or Avenue shall lie laiil tion from our regular stock, with your purchase out and opened in the Horough of Chatham Not ire is hereby given ilia I Hit1 Hoards nf from the westerly line of Fair mmmt Avenue Urgis! ry and Klect ion in ami fur the Klectiun of one of the following Hardman Pianos: to the easterly line of l.um Avenuf;"of the >ist riot <>f tlie Township nf Chatham will" idth of lifty feet, liein^ twenty-live feet on "well s«Te" of the "follownTg* ilcsenlleil "center f making a resist ralion nf voters hy a house tlafdman Aulotone line: it house canvass, anil will also meet for the Hi;C,INNI\C. in Ihe westerl line of Fair- ('Kistuition of voters mi SfMetnlicr 26, 191.,, mount Avenue u>K the r nil " a. in. to' 9 j)'. 'rrtT "«t Primary Klei- Harrington Autotone junction at said avenue of ihesmitlu-l Iv line • ••ii Diiv), and cm October 31, IVK., from 1 of lands of lolin C. and Peter C nnvet with the •. in. tn y ]). in., to register voters. northerly line of lands of Ksla e of S. II. At- Tin- Cifiural Klertiun will be helil on Novem • teriilgid , dilccrasnl, and WinK also tumt live <(i 7, 1410, between the hours nf f> a. m. and The Autotoni* t (25) feel southerly from an iron pipe iiionuim-nl p. in. MICHEUN placed to mark Mil' southerly line of lain] of The Officers to he elected at said General John C and I'cter Conovcr after the opening •'It rtiitii are "lflerlurs for President and Vice- or with the of the proposed street, said point lieiiiK also *i evident-of the I'riitcd States, I'ni. States 12 to 15% Extra Weight distant twenty-five (25) feet nmtln-rlv fiotn v-tutor, Mem her nf ihe 1 louse of Kepreseu- the lauds of Lawrence Day; thence (H on a ativcs of the 1'niU'd Stales, ( 1'iftli Collates- course north sixty degrees thirty live inmules •i'liial District), Governor, State Senator, two west six hundred and forly-two feet and live- Meml.crs iif the (ieneial Assembly, and the Plajotone P!ayer=Piano Priced at $450 tenths of a foot (642.5 feel) to a point dis- olluwinn •••ii'MUg!] < Mliccrs, viz.: one member tant twenty-live (25) feet northerly from an if the Township Cdttimittee for three years; iron pipe monument placed to mark the north- • lit- Constable: two Surveyors of Hallways, Each of the instruments mentioned is made erly corner of lands of James Killock after Ihe ind two Pnundkeepers. opening of the proposed street, and thence Ul There v\ill also he submitted to the voters by Ilardman, Peck ix Company, whose Pianos on a course north sixty-three degrees forty- he i|iicMi»'ii of raising by taxation the sum five minutes west one hundred anil, twenty, t'f Sl.JOO for municipal expenses, and $3,0(10 feet and three tenths of a foot (120.3 feerMe or roads. and Players are known throughout the world be- a point in Ihe easterly line ot l.um Avenue At said General Klection tli,t*re will also be twenty-live feet (25) northerly from a pipe uhmitteri to the voters of. the several Klection cause of the distinction they have received as the nonument located in the land of Patrick districts f.ir their acceptance or njeiiini C'hap- er 285. Laws Of 191(i, entitled, "An. Act .official'Pianosof |he;;|Vjel;rpj)plitan Opera Hoiise..: public street or' avenue sfiali ^6 •rvating' a ' Ilt'Kti^iy t'ciiiiniissiun, ant! if» jno- iridr for the const ruction, recmi struct ion and known and designated as Chatham Street. in New York. mpi nTement of certain State highways, pi o- } The Council do herein/ determine to take fiiiK for the payment of the cost thereof from «nd' appropriate such lands and real estate as f proceeds of the sale nf bonds to lie issued This unusual Music roll offer is made by.ar- may tie -necessary to he taken and ajipropn- by the State to an amount of seven million mmnv ated for laying out and opening nf said pulilie dollars, and providing for the payment of the TREAD rangement with Hardman, Peck & Co. It is one •treet upon making compensation to the own- principal and inferest of said bonds from the ers by purchase thereof at a lirice to he agreed motiir vehicle license fees, lines and penal- When you buy your next tire make this simple of the most remarkable propositions of its kind . upon, and if an agreement as to compensation ties." (This act is commonly known as the cannot lie made, by the paying of damages. "1-anan Hill.") test. Let iis weigh a Michelin Universal Tire that we have ever made. 4. The damages and benefits resulting from 1 here will also lie submitted to the voters in comparison with any other non-skid of the the layirg out and opening of said street shall nf the several Klection Districts at said Gen- be rll.lv assessed upon the property affected by eral, Klcctiori for their acceptance or rejec- Muneiizt, the laying out and opening of said street. tion the adoption of the act nf the legislature Small Cash Payment Fused October 2, 1916. of the State of New Jersey, entitled, "An Act i You mill finith, Mlchtlln 12

: to reorganize the boards nf .chosen freeholders! to I5f> header than th* nmp. M. G. n.XDGT.HV, of the several counties of this st^te, reducing Mayor. (Ac txacl percentage deptndlnt on will place any of these Pianos, and the 50.00 the membership thereof, fixing the salaries and Ou jjx< of Ihe lira uud In the tot. VV. S. ANGELL, providing for the election and terms of office worth of music rolls in your home. The balance Borough Clerk. of the members, and also for the appointment and terms of office of the officers appointed This extra weight represent* extra rubber by such boards (Revision of 1912),' approved may be paid in small monthly instalments on our April 1, 1912," (This is what is commonly mad fabric, which means extra service. 8ALB OF LANPS FOB UNPAID known as the "Small Hoard of Freeholders' easy payment plan, if desired. Hill.") I POr.LING TLACK: I THE CHATHAM GARAGE We will also ship the piano and music roll's TOWNSHIP HALL, SOUTHERN pOULE ' 50TICT OF SALE. VAHD. without delivery charges to within 100 miles of Witness my hand this 1 lth day of Sep- Chatham, N. J. " NOTICE « berth* **"". ^Ktember, A. D. 1916. the store. Write or phone for complete inform- Mm Collector of the Borough ot FREDERICK MAURKR. f T'Comntt of Morrit, th»t he will Clerk of Cfatfaun TowmUp. ation concerning this offering. BAMBBKGER'S—SIXTH FLOOR THE t»iftl-HtMI

gate to the first convention oj his thur's Cabinet. Still another Fre- vate enterprise with governmental as- FOURTH SENATOR chinch, which was held in New York. llnghuysen represented New Jersey In sistance, if necessary." Mr. Frellng- BOROUGH BUSINESS DIRECTORY Hi .;erm ma, delivered in Dutch, must the United States Senate, Theodore, a huysen took advanced ground on na- FREL1NGHUYSEN havu had d pu>»erful appeal, for a vol- so.i of the revolutionary soldier. tional preparedness: a navy strong ume of them was published at Ulrecht Theodore, after his term In the Sen-enough to protect not only our coasts EDWARD H. LUM L. W. MARTENIS and as late as 185(i an English trans- ale, was a Whig candidate for Vlce- but our possessions, "aircraft second Itcal Estate and Insurance lation appeared. , Prealdent on the ticket with Henry The Distinguished Ancestry to none," expansion of the army ami CHATHAM AND NEWAItK. N. J. UNDERTAKER A grandson, Frederick Frelinghuy- Clay In 1844, and later was Chancellor a supply of munitions sufficient "to lteul K»iute Bought, Held, lteutuil or Ki- Ben, was graduated lrom l'liucelon in of the University of the City of Newequip a large force and to maintain chuiiueil Property talft-n charge of. Kent* Collated. Ett. Life ami Fire Iiixurunce in MAIN STREET, CHATHAM of New Jersey's 1770, took his seat in the Provincial York. It for at least six months," Finally, be«t Coninunlex at low latus. Chnlor Build- Congress W New Jersey in 1775 and ing L~>tu fur vale. PHONE 738-M Joseph Sherman Frellnghuyscn, he regarded the protection of Ameri- AUTO 8ERVIOE IF OlllWD Senator was made a member of the Committee who has become the Republican can- can citizens In foreign landa as a of Public Safety. As a captain of the didate in New Jersey for the United principle and as a duty older than the F. S. HIGBID Eastern Artill»iy Company he fought States Senate, Is a member of the Monroe Doctrine. C. LERCH HIS PRINCIPLES at Trenton end there mortally wound- famous family. Blood usually tells, ed Colonel Rahl, the Hessian com- but wrat the voteis would like to Civil Engineer & Surveyor Carpenter and Builder mander. At Monmouth Frederick Fre- know Is the quality of the candidate's ANNIVERSARIES OK THE WAB. CHATHAM. N.J. (From The New York Sun.) llnghuysen was a Colon-il of New Americanism and how he stands on CHATHAM, N. J. Kstlmutes given and contract* taken York militia. He served two terms in Jobbing and Re-modeling a Specialty Senator Freliughuysen of New Jer- the questions of the day. On Febru- OCT. Give us a trial. Residence Hedges Ave sey would sound right, and the State Hi; Continental Congress, and from ary 8, In announcing his candidacy, he 11—Serbs desperately resisted Ger P. O. Box 29 would be worthily represented at 1793 to 1796 l'c represented New Jer-issued a declaration of principles. "I man invasion. JOHN GOEHNER Washington by the Republican who t.ev In the United States Senate. Fred- am a protectionist," he said, "to the 12—Greece decided not to assist Ser- Chatham, N. J. led the Senate primary on Tuesday. erick Therlorc, a granlson of Fred- extent that it Is necessary to safe- bia. H. L. CARLEY The first American Frellnghuysen of erick, was one of , iie . Hinders of the guard our industries and our labor 13—Russians drove Hindenburg back EXPERT AGRICULTURAL BUSTING from undue foreign competition." Carpenter and Builder «whom we have any knowledge, Theo- i Republican pmty In New Jersey, serv- from Dvinsk. Stamps and Large Rocks Removed dora Jacobus, was born In West ed two terms in ine • United States Foreseeing that when the European 14—Bulgaria declared war on Serbia. Estimate* Oiven war ended there would be a fierce Subsoil Ilroken up Friesland In 1091 and Battled in NewSenate and in his second term drew 15—British captured Hohenzollern re- Jobbing Pronipily Attended to rivalry to exploit the American mar- Jersey aB a missionary of the Reform- ;the bill creating the Electoral Com- doubt. Tel. OH3-J ReH. N. Hillside Ave ket Mr. Frellnghuysen advocated a ed Dutch'Church in 1720. Prominent mission in 1877 and was a member of 16—France declared war on Bulgaria. scientific revision of the tariff. He de- CHATHAM, N. J. ns a preacher In the revival known as it. \le succeeded James G. Btalne as | clared for "a merchant marine by pri-17—Italians made marked gains in the Great Awakening he waB a dele- ! Secretary of State In President Ar- Trentino. IF You Have Troubles THAT IS Painting and Decorating Troubles I. C. CUSTER Hninter. Public Service street cars entering the new Terminal station at Park Place, Newark, bring Call, write or telephone Estimates Given on all Kinds of you close to this big store, which is on Broad, New aud Halsey St., Newark, diagonally across Painting and Decorating. Notice Military Park from Terminal Station. B. D, BELCHER P. O Box 848, CHATHAM, N. J He can SOLVE Them for You That's His Business and he Attends to it Workmanship aud Materials the best FfllRMOLJNT CEMETERY HUDHON MCCHMOHE. President WM. H. LUM. Treasurer. Tel. 717-w HAHNE&CO FRANK MEAD. Beo'y, Tel BU-m J. L. SNOOK. Supt. Tel. 783-w NEWARK GhoiGe Meats and K OBWIN. (at oemetery) Tel. 879-w Corner Broad, New and Halsey Streets V606UDI6S | Store Open Saturday Until 9:30 P. M. | GEO. M. WEIMER CHAS. K. JOHNSON Main|Street, Watchmaker CliATHAM, IV. .1- Jeweler and Optician. Eyes examined free of Over $10,000 Worth of Table Linens Tele phone 620 charge by a specialist. Phonographs and Records FULL LINK OF STATIONERY in a Sale Now in Progress WELL- SCREENED Sewing Machines FOR BALB OR TO RENT OF ALL Lehigh IND8. Needle* and Oil From heavy purchases of splendid Linens bought over SO MAIN STREET, Coal Near Library, MADISON, N. I. The Con) without the Dirt fifteen months ago we have selected over $10,000 worth Full weight in every Ton Telephone GtU Ml-R Delivered in Chatham by - 0 C. J. MILLER to offer in a special October Sale now in Progress Phone B'22-R The remarkable character of this offering Is revealed when we tell you that you CHATHAM ,N EW .IERHEY Taxi-Cab buy these linens tor Just about what we would pay for SERVICE them now at present market prices In Our Furniture Department Taxi meets all trains. Car wo enrry a larnc line of Drc-twcrs, Chif- to rent by the hour, day foniers, HrasH and Kiiiunel Bella, Spring-, These linens are reliable linens—from well-known makers—such as George MacCutcheon's anil Mattr<->-M'8 tlint aro ilepondable. or trip. We bought » large Mi|>|>ly of Linoleum "Old Bleach, "Ireland Brothers," "Andrew Reid & Co.," "Robert McDade" and other standard before the ndvanee mid we are selling E. R. KELLEY it at the 8Miie low pi ice. makes. Thousands of housewives in America knows these linens. Phone B70-W Chatham, N. 1. And it is none too early to secure new linens for Thanksgiving use and for Christmas gifts, as E. P. BURROUGHS & SON well as for wedding gifts and for one's own use. EDWARD KDTCHER. They will be shown in our large linen store on Main Floor. 108-110 Main Streot Mndie-on, IV<>w Jersey ONE OF OUR NEW SUITS New Perfection IMPORTED JAPANESE HAND EMBROIDERED BLACKSM1THIHG, JOBBING, ETC. Crepe Kimonos CHAS. H. VAN WERT LOW PRICED AT 24.75 Oil Heaters Wagon Repairing Hand embroidered back and front with Sanitary Plumber Rubber Tlret Fitted > < Ainons t h e pretty floral, also stork designs. Large flow smartest styles Steam end Hot Water $3-25 ing sleeves; girdle embroidered to Heating Fassalc Avenue, and best values match. Kimonos cut full. At Phone Connection, CHATHAM ii'i Suits we know Take the chill off .o f any w li e re the room co o 1 An Attractive Main Street. CHATHAM, N. J

f aiv those shown mornings; full size, Nhcminir of on second floor japanned; ususally All-Wool at'Hahne's. The ' $3.75, at 3.!*> We arc H]M> KeKiMered I'luniliorH. Painting exceptional good Albatross value of these SURETY WASH BOILERS Gown Decorating Suits is due to a Extra strong—extra heavy Special copper bottoms; larger size SUMMIT STONE WORKS Paperhanging group of stores than ordinary wash boilers. in six cities to- $4.98 JOHN J. McCLURE ASON JOBBING No. 7 No. 8 No. 9 Hand embroid gether purchas- Estimates Furnished ered back and ing a ltrge, num- 2.25 2.50 3.00 each fron, also a t JOHN J. SPENCER ber, thus forcing Surety Rotary Ash Sifters waist line, which the price do«n is empire effect, EAST MAIN ST. and giving you and may be ad- Box 87 Chatham a much better j listed with value than would heavy satin rib' otherwise be pos- bon; .V. necks and kimono sible. We will sleeves. Pretty b e pleased t o pastel shades. show you these Special at (I. De Santfs new Suits at Made of heavy galvanized Artistic Designs $24.75 iron and heavy perforated iron cylidder, spec, each 3,25 Crepe de Chine Reasonable Prices The btylish now Kail tailored Suit pictured us one Best Quality Stock Tailor of the B6»son's most attractive styles--developed in Bird Houses NEGLIGEES, $10,98 , plain or ohecked velour or good quality gabardine; Prepare homes now for the We use the choicest of Of extra heavy quality crepe; Bliphtly raised granites and „ marbles, jacket richly lined with peau de oygne and inter birds so they can prepare for the MAIN ST., CHATHAM stormy weather to come. empire effect; may be adjusted with heavy satin the kind that mean a lined; new model skirt. Shown in navy, brown, riblion; hand embroidered back, front and slcetes; lasting memorial to your Phone 603-J Burgundy, rubber gray or black. Very li '•tp 23c Bird Houses at 19c V. necks; kimono Rleeves. All pret- C departed. Our designs 39c Bird Houses at 29c ty pastel shades. On sale at afford the widest choice. Hahne's Second Floor. Hahne's Basement Hahne'g - Second Floor May we show you ? 2M, M, m PAM AVE. SUMMIT Its a long time betwesa aota la UM TIL. 47- N THE CHATHAM PUtttt

PROCLAMATION. of the will has been going on about ICE, COAL & WOOD CHATHAM PRESS — : four years. , • PUBLISHKI) WKKKI/Y Whereas, 1 have received from lhe| Mr. Kly was a native of Livingston iii VAI.I.KV COAL SAI.KSC'O. TV7 H 4) will till the stockings and Senate of the United Slates a Hfso- !.II.I when IK died in 1 i* 12 it was esti- y*.-. pay the hilis NEXT Christinas ? r«d .1 the Port OBw, CfciOia. N. J., lution, paBsed July 7 (calendar day, I maicil Ilial IK- left an estate of %\,500,- Lehigh Coal. •f Second p»u Mutei. July 10), 1'JIG. reading as follows: 000. One of the bequeuls in his will 11,•!I'd unil Kree Htmiin^; iiioHteconoiu- You may not he here then. "WhereaH • • • Ktc. • wi:s $.ri0,000 for the. "Summit Hospital." ,t icul for all piir|HiM'N SUBSCRIPTIONS. "Ilesolved, Thai, appreciating the Tliere was no institution of that name * But the stockings would he lnin^ up V KIIK HAI.K IIV «' 11.50 sufferings of the Syrian people, it isin Summit, although it was inferred SB Monti' and the hills would come in just the' M suggested that the President of the that Mr. Kly intended the bequest S. S. MIJCHMORF PtlKMlir Ave. CHATHAM. N. .1 ilrertlnlng Kate* r. Lawrence trl-'d collect the CoBUnunicationi on huiinew or other iub- of all American citizens Hhall be made money the executors the. estate, You can jjuarantee the tilled stockings «:•» ikonld be addrelMd to and an opportunity shall be given for representing the heirs, refused to 4. THOMAS 8COTT, .our public-spirited people to con- and the paid hills for next Christmas, ED1TOK AND I'UULlSHEk, turn over Ihe bequest. Dr. Lawrence CHATHAM, N. J tribute to a much-neeiled fund for re- then brought an action In the New In arrannin^'now for the payment to The lief of the Syrian people." Vori; Supreme Court and won. The TELEPHONE 60J-W. your loved ones, or any one of them, of And Whereas, a Resolution was e.veiitnrs carried the case to the Ap- BATURDAY, OCT. 14 1916 passed by the Congress of the United pelate division of the court and lost a fixed sum of ready money on the first States on July 18, 1916, reading as again. . ;^ , v follows: day of every month for life. PUBLIC ASSETS. An appeal was taken to Ihe Court of "Whereas • • • Ktc. • Appeals, which sustained the will. Be a real Santa Clans and fix this in- It U well now and then to take, as it "It '.solved by the Senate (tlie House were, an account of stock, and con- iif Representatives concurring), Thai, Sl'MMIT. They Come Where come for vour tamih 'THIS Christmas. sider tft'e value of the public assets of i;i view of the- misery, wretchedness 1 the community. These do not alto- mil hardships, which these people are Tin opening in', cling of ihe xe.iscm The Buying Is Good gether consist In material objects, .iillTeiing, tin- President of Ihe I'niled i.f l..e Fnrtnii.'.hil. Cl.'h will he held land and buildings and equipment .States be respectfully asked .!» desig- Wednesday J lie] -11 (111, (IcKibT IS, ill /COMPLETE assort- nate a day on which the cilizens ol I. men ts and alert service There is one other public asset, he WonianV lns,:iiiM'. It will lie in this country may give expression to ^""are the reasons for our however, far greater than any or all !;:• i'lirm of a 1luuciieii i, M/s. Lucia their sympathy by contributing to tli. big business in Remington- ol these. Indeed, it Is the one upon lashii.in, harpis will play. fiwiils now being raised for I lie relief UMC Shot Shells and which all these depend for their vuluu All ih.. ,'iiy I, lilin^s will be i!ce- .)i Hie Armenians in ihe helli^c rein Metallies, as well as Rem- iu:d practical efficiency. That is, ralcil o-nioi ruv in 11111I11r of Ibc sil- FOULEST F. DHYDEN, PreiMc* countries." ington Shotguns and Rifles. public spirit; team work; community •i-r jubilee of ih (ii'giini/.alid.'i of the co-operation; neighborly kindness; And Whereas, 1 feel confident ilia; ;i:inmil Kir • Depmiiiienl. The Conn- We like this business— the desire to do things that are worth the people of the I'uiled Stales will i! has iii.i 1 1 an a ;;pn)p;-jn'ion for 111'1 like the sportsmen them- while, not merely for selfish, personal he moved in uid Ihese peoples stricken .di k. selves, and are proud to be gain, but for the welfare of the whol l>y war, laiiniie and disease; . \ S > (' ,S S , I ." Stephen H-.- Mullen an I known as Sportsmen's community. Without that, we car Xou', .jieiclure, I, Woodrou Wilson, Holmes nil 'inli'd Ihe an- Headquarters. hire little: With it, we can have al l'resideni of Ihe I'niled Siales, in com- Mill reunji, il ,if Sum. rville of tli ' You can put it down that things. What we need to realize ever; pliance with Ihe said suKK.siion ol' liirlicih .\i v.' Je:'s y Vi Innleers. i we keep increasing our day is that in civic affairs as well a ihe .Senate, and llu- .said rei|ucsi of AlKillle,- ;, !ik y L'e weavers em- Remington-UMC display if Package of JIFFY JELL spiritual, no man liveth unto himsel ;'oiiKi'css ilien-of; do appninl and pro- !"•> ,1 i:i I l :il silk mill was step by step with the grow- alone. Every man owes a duty to tin claim Saluri!a\, Ociobtr u I, ;ntd .Sun- * '•! I . (1 W I] I 'II ill" nil owners, after a ing demand. . for Your Coupon day, (leinli.-r I':', liilii. as joint days1 i I) a committee of | community. h'.^ .-oM'crence v I! you don't know out upon which (lie people ol' !ll<' I'llilrd MlK workers, agrc d In an increase in .Ill-I-'Y .in.I. is I'Hi-i-l'iilly |.I-I-|I:II-IMI from hi|;h prude There are men In this community Remington-UMC States may malic such conl riliutions uaees of from on !..*!!' In I wo cms Department who are unselfishly giving lime [is they feel disposeil for Ihe aid of ihe per yard. already, come in | 13c A PACKAGE. 2 FOR 25c thought, labor and money for the pub REMINGTON stricken Syrian anil Armenian peo- The I rcs.'i Air and Convalescem and gel acquain- | Brine; Your Magazine; Coupons and get a Package lie good. They are sometimes unap- UMC ted with it. You'll ples. • • « Home in Summit has :'.ppropriatcu preciated, and sometimes ungenerous- enjoy it. slim a i nh r.>•• :x iiKiuibs lo car ly, ungratefully and unjustly criti- In witness whereof, I have hcreun- The sum will cized. Instead, they ought to beto set my hand and caused the sea] of for p.-irnl> sis -victim gratefully regarded and encouraged he I'niled Slates to be affixed. be expend,-d ihrough Ihe Co-operative GROCERY SPECIALS Done at Hie City of Washington this Charilies, of which 'I'hoinas .M. Debu- ATTEHID'i with the good will and affection of ROR SATURDAY ONLY their neighbors. There are those who hirly-first day of August, in the year volse is the pri'sideni. can apparently do little or nothing, if our Lord one thousand nine hun- themselves, for the public good, hav- dred and sixteen, and of Ihe Inde- ItK'KNAKD.S TOWNSHII'. October 14 ing noi. the time, the ability or the pendence of the I'niled Slates the one means necessary. But at least every lundred and forty-first. An unusual distinclion has been Kee Loch wooimnw WILSII.N. conferred upon Ihe little Church of 7 lbs. Granulated Sugar .52 one of them can contribute to the gen- The Most Practical Eye •fund of public spirit and good By the President: Robert Lansing, John's.on-the-Mounl of St. Ber- Derby Ox Tongue in glass 1.00 Secretary of State. nard's Kpiscopa] parish. The general Glass and Spectacle will. If they can do nothing tlieni- conveniion of the Episcopal Church Sunbeam Vanilla, 2 oz. 23c, 8 oz 90c •elves, they can at least applaud and- MOUNTING commend those who can and who are An Appreciation. n the Cnited Slates, which is held in Sunbeam Assorted Jams 23c doing things. •Mitor the I'HKSS, -i. Louis, lias selected the Sunday school of SI. John's to demonstrate No screws to loosen, Public spirit, that is the most price- Hear Sir: While our fresh air work Scott's New Porridge Oats, large pkg. 23c ;ind exhibii Ihe work of a rural Sui- lenses always held firm, less and essential asset of any com- till continues, our liseal year has just !ay school. no v/obbly, shaky glass- All kinds of new Pancake Flour, just in munity. It Is what patriotism Is to nded and we wish at this time to ex- the nation. It Is what love Is to the iress our keen appreciation of the part December 4 has been decided upon es and greatly improved 1 GOLD MEDAL FLOUR 251b. $1.25 family circle. ou have had in our summer fresh air for tin annual corn exhibit of the appearance are the i-ork through the space you have given liernardsville Horticultural and points that appeal most o Sea Breeze. We cannot say exactly Agricultural Society. Professor Apt. " Barrel $10,00 Did you go to church last Sunday? to glass wearers. ow many dollars came in from the if the New Iirunswiek Experiment Elddew—A very good Indian Ceylon Tea space you contributed, hut we do know- Slalion, will be the speaker. "Go to Sunday School, Day" is to be i:\AMINATlliN MOCKS: per lb. 38c that the publicity which our needs se- The Rev. Lewis Ansehutz, of St. 1 commended, and recommended. It il-l-- . -J-l-l cured, throiiKh your columns and those Mark's, has been named manager of Good value in Domestic Macaroni, • will pay to observe It and to act upon F.wliihtis I'V Al'l'i'illl incut of several other publications, had a Ihe new Masking Ridgo basketball its suggestion, for keeps. (lllli-,- Til. »,-M. Reg. 10c pkgs, 3 for 25c most important and useful effect in en- live. Tiie team will be known as the lie.-. :u:.-K abling us to meet an exceptional emer- Miller.'sls." 1906 Ammonia, qts. .20 Are you going to church next Sun- gency, Herbert Mitchell, son of Roderick 6 bots. for 1.10 day? M. EUGENE GAWLICK On behalf of our Hoard of Directors, Mitchell, of liernardsville, will sail in TRUST CO. BUILDING FRUIT JARS well as on behalf of the tenement I wo weeks IO Join Ihe American am- The passing away of "The Plain- bulance corps in France. Madison, N. J. Masons Improved—quarts per doz. .60 field Press" Is to be regretted on his- mothers and children who gained their torical and sentimental grounds visits at the beach through your pen " - " pints " . " .50 Till] YKAlt WITH WASHIXiTHX. Practically it will probably be better (rosily and that of your readers, we 1 Jelly Glasses, 6 doz. lot .27 for the city to have one prosperous wish to thank you most .sincerely for paper than two struggling with ad- your splendid co-operation. OCT. Eze Seal Jars, qts. .80, pints .70 versity. Very truly yours, 14 Captured the outer ISriti.sli works Jar Rings, per doz. .08 J. A. UAWSON, JR., Yorktown. 1781. Cypher's Alfalfa Feed 1 "> Sel oin from New York for a lour Parowax per lb. package .10 "Senator FYelinghuysen" will Round Kxocutive Secretary ihrough the New England states good, Protein is the Asparagus Tips, Sunbeam, per can .25 Industrial < ontcM Postponed. 17MI. most val u a b 1 e Carmello, per can .19 ili Received al Mount Vermin a It is a great deal better to do tin On accouiil of Ihe delay in tin- open- food element in dr'iliiing machine for lifting mud Hershey's Cocoa, as good as any, | lb. .16 best you can, even though it isn't ng of file Public Schools of Ihe all plants, grass- from the river bottom for fertiliz- much, than to talk about doing a great county, the Kxecutive Cnminitlee of es, roots, etc. Ripe Olives, 7| oz. tins 13c ing land. IT.^fi. deal more and then never do it. the Morris County Schools Industrial Alfalfa contains 9 oz. tins 15c Contest have decided to postpone the 17 Coruwallis asked for a conference more food pro- to discuss terms of surrender. Fresh Assortment of Ward's Cake Daily If you don't go to church next Sun- conle.st and exhibit which was to 1> ' tein than other 1781. day you'll miss a great deal. held on .November i!rd and lib. green food. It is If Thanksgiving Ibis year is set. for a great egg pro- .Yet there are some folks who grow November HOth, the contest will be Mr Wilson used four pens to allii ducer. about the weather! held on November 24th and 25th, but liis signature to the Aduiusoil' bill, a N. KELLEY & SON if Thanksgiving Day is sel for Novem- HiMivuuir for euch of the brotherhoods chiefs. The public's souvenir will be We don't. ber IMrd, the contest will lie held on Established 1876 Telephone 622 December 1st and 2nd. in Llie form of an added tax amount iiil,', say, to fifty million dollars a year, FRED BENDER It suits us. As in other years the exhibit will be or fifty cents a head fur every man. held in the V. M. C. A. building, Mor- woman and child. Hedges Avenue Besides, what's the use? ristown. Exhihils must reach t jmmiiimmiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiuiiniiiii iiiiinii||iti mim uinii Y. M. C. A. building on the Thursday T. R.'B grin when he compared Cheer up! Count your blessings preceding the contest. The contest Watchful Woodrow unfavorably tc Take a cheerful view of life! Try h will be open to the public on Friday I^yllus Pilate was deleted by the cen- = IF you desire to have your fin.il wishes carried out in • and Saturday. sor. i , •'' business-like manner l> Ihe efficient trust depart- make It more cheerful for someon r ment of a MODERN TRUST COMPANY •' ' else! It is expected that Friday night dur- ; ing the contest will be devoted to high With Mr. Roosevelt likening his school basketball games. Various •neutrality" to that of President Wil And come to church next Sunday. si :i und the Houston Post euii|ilhif{ hfs athletic events will be open for com- Fall Styles 1 Write in Your Will I most famous a< t with thnt of a Hemo- I petition on Friday jitttfrnmin and'Sat- The baker, of course, is out for the cr.ific Coiipcss, the late Mr. Pontius Now in Stock dough. urday mornings. I'ilatc must be having uu uncomfort- = mil New Jersey,-as Executor, of this my last Will and able U>>»e In his grave, if lie has a = I est.imint and as 1 tnstee of the trusts created herein." « In Dorothy Dodd and other Tlc k 1 lstlltJ »wirk Autolst Fined. sj ravC = ;R ,'"', «mie whether you appoint an inexperienc- = If the Germans are not holding their makes of S . ed individual or an experienced Trust Company. S own, at least they are holding in For driving his automobile past a France and Belgium a good deal that trolley car Saturday night, while It was The President used four pens sign SHOES standing in Main street, Raymond W. UiK the Inci-i'iiser" wnce law, high! Isn't their own. ~- Also the Educator Shoes Iieatty of Newark, was lined $5.f>5 representative of the different humo-s I THE SUMMIT TRUST CO. I >f bis variable mind. for the whole family. The conferees In New Lot don might Monday night in the police court. SUMMIT, NEW JERSEY Heatty was tried before Recorder ('(Midyear Kuliliers Hosiery CAPITAL with profit turn their attention for lu a speech to 2,000 negroes at Nosn- t 100.000 James O. Waddell. He was arrested SURPLUS the time to conditions in New York ville. Teiin.. Mr. Hughes said: "We G. A. MILLIGAN $ 100.000 by Policeman William Sinister. He vnint honesty with respect to the bal- RESOURCES City where the need of pacification is "Home of Oood Shot's ' $ 1,800.000 rather more urgent than in Mexico. pleaded guilty. lot. I want an honest and u pure ballot I say ko you tlat I staud. If 8 Maple St., Summit, X. J. EVERY COOD BANKING FACILITY I stand for anything, for equal and I'llONK 11HI-.M Overlook Hots A Bequest. All Bull marketB of the past like exact justice to all. I utaid for tiu DIRECTORS 1907 have cracked on the rock of tight A decision Just handed down by the muintcnr.ncp of tile rlflbla of ill Amer- W'u. HALLS. JR., Chairman of the Board = J. money, but the reason why the pres- ~:ourt of Appeals Of New York sus- ican citizens regardless »f r»c« or col t tv -K, 1>r*8' FRANCIS 8. PBDAMEB, Vice Tres. = I>J AY S ent,stock market is moving along BO alns the will of Smith Ely, former or." The saddest and sorest i>eople in Mackcnson's vletory over the Rou- ^ ' WM. C. RENWIOK the land are (be negroes who voted foi CHAS. D. FEEHV . DANIEL Bvmi S confidently Is because the Federal Re- Mayor of New York, so far as it con- manians will take rank with the fa- Wilson four years ago. And there serve banking system makes money cerns a bequest of $50,000 to Overlook = WM. 8. POSTER, Seo'y and Trea»Treas. . 3 war* b lot of *fc«m. mous German naval victory in the rates aasy. " , Hospital. The contest orer this part North Sea. UUUIlUUllUtillUIUIIUIIllllllUlttUlllllllllllllllllllHliiiiiuiiiiiuiiuuillUllUIUIwJI PERSONAL AND LOCAL HAPPENINGS week ago to take postgraduate work year ago, but the average attendance, in Drew Theological Seminary until 7,663, Is 345 more than a year ago. .•-OF INTEREST TO ALLHcvi sprint,', when we understand he in- Cradle roll enrolment has fallen from ten,Is to go to China as a missionary. 1.1C4 to 1.075 In the year, while home Vim number of , , ecture C0Ur8L Mr. Torrance is a young man, earnest department members number nine- idncsday. KuBsell n. T|,(mi|18 h.1B p,lr(.ha8(i(1 n Hedgefl avc UL frnm Willmr and forceful. With his wife he attend- teen more than last year, the present \ \U° '" ' ed the banquet of the Men's Club Tues- Joh" Watt, Jr., wll0 „'„ figures being 2,450. For Sunday school pending two years .1 Hecla, Ho „„. day evening, and made a good impres- purposes there was $1,2118.84 contrib- kota, has returned home. "loyd MacCready spent last Satur- sion. He will preach tomorrow, both uted and for missionary and benevolent NEW JERSEYS SAFEST PLAYHOUSE 'lay and Sunday at his home on Wash- morning and evening. objects $4,760.76. Mr. and Mrs. Krank L. Kelley , ington avenue. THE WO1ILDK BEST 1'HOTO I'LAYH. CHANOED.DAILY spending ueveral days al Old p () Kelley Probable Winner. The names of the Greek Ministers TODAY-BATUKDAY-lBt Episode of the Smashing Big Film Novel Comfort. M'»B Ina Pihlman is attending The ladies tournament at the Chat- of State have a sound like interlock- ng directorates. '<-•>', Mass. ham Fish and Game Tennis Club Is Mr. and Mrn. Henry M. Head and No chance of converting the yellow -THE SECRET OF THE SUBMARINE" family will return from Orcun Pond nearlng a close, with Miss Marjorle K< ey M the probable journal* as long as the scarcity of with Jimnita Hiinsen and Thomas Clmtterton. Don't Fall to See This to-day, where they have |,, . , . An adjourned meeting of the '" winner. She en B )liI1(1 lost but one, and white paper lasts. Ing six weeks. ""oiigh council will he MONDAY, OCT, 16 Daniel Frohman pre«ent» Monday evening following the the best that Mrs. Seelye, who is her the world's foremost character comedian The quarterly meeting of the Joint Meeting, nearest competitor, can do Is to tie IMONG THE CUDBCHKS. Boroughs of Madison and Chalham her. The following is the standing at T1 thls tlme will be held In the Chatham cnnull "> "fill grade of the public school I ' OGDEN MEMORIAL PRESBYTER. SAM BERNARD lM L Won room on Monday evening. , ' '" """'"led a prize picture by '' ' Lost IAN CHURCH. in one of the greatest laugh-triumphs ever filmed '»<-' Home and School Association fori"'88 KeIley •'• 12 1 Rev. John Warner Moore, Pastor. 1110 sl Mrs See| e 9 Mr. and Mrs. John 'll 1-ucy of '"' attendance of mothers of the • - y 1 Morning service, 11 o'clock. " "Toor Schmaltz" New York an UI>iIs in M 89 SDeck 10 guests of Mrs. Uiry:, " '»'" sra'lc at Ihe association ' •'• 3 Vesper Service 4.50 p. m. Other Big Features Regular Monday Price* mother, Mrs. Frederick '"'•clings during the last school Miss Miller 8 Thursday evening, 8 o'clock, Cunklin, of term. 3 Mid- PasBalc avenue. Miss Faulks i 3 week worship for prayer. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 18 Jesse L. Laiky presents " .l-adlea' Aid Society of the Og- leu Miss Smith 7 4 Mr. and Mrs. Charts Fisher of Mill- •Memorlal Presbyterian church Mrs. Mlddlebrook 8 6 St. Patrick's. BLANCHE SWEET burn are the gucsls of Mrs. Fisher's "i a rummage sale yesterday af- Miss Johnson . 5 Rev. Richard J. Mahoney, rector. in a picturization of parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Tyson, in r <) wllil1 w "; "" " ' »l I"' continued this Miss Lum 1 5 Masses at 8.00 and 1000. Summit avenue. afternoon and evening in theWolfe Miss Schroeder ... 5 "The Secret Orchard" I'uilding, Passaie avenue. The next meeting of ihe Men's Miss Irving 6 St. Paul's Church. from the play by Channing Pollock Regular Wednesday Prices League of the Stanley Congregational N'l;xl K'H'inlay and Sunday have Miss Clayton 8 Rev. Wm. C. Patterson, Priest-in- church will he held on Thursday <)•- •"•'" lixed by President Wilson as Miss Rake ... 9 charge. FRIDAY, OCT. 20 SECOND SHOWING HERE 2Gth. '"'"' 'I.'V« fur the people of the United Miss Lambly 10 Holy Communion, 8 a. m. Daniel Frohman Co. presents states to muiii. sut.|, contributions for (First Sunday in month, 11 a. m.) A new case of poliomyelitis has 1|"1 »i'l of Hi,, stricken Syrian and j Old Folks Concert. Morning Prayer other Sundays at 11. MARIE DORO been reported in the family of Jesse Ar"lwii;" Miles as they may feel t There is always one entertainment Evensong, 7.45 p. m. in her greatest stage triumph L. Conger, Orchard road. The case in 'Imposed. I which arouses the greatest interest in a very light one, and Ihe child will I'hatham, and that is an Old Folks Methodist Episcopal. probably suffer no ill after effects. "The Morals of Marcos" Concert. Our people are still talking Rev. A. O. Schatzman, Pastor. Additions I,, Public Library. William J. Locke's celebrated story. Regular Friday Prices about the entertainment "Down Budd Sunday school, 10 o'clock Emory ' Rev. Herbert Ware Keherd, presi- Cift of INime and School Association: Lane" which was given In 1910, and X. FnuIks, Superintendent. dent of Westminster College, Sail When Mother Lets us .Make Paper Ihe one to be given next Friday, Oc- Lake City, Ctah, will preach in t 1M- Morning worship. 11 o'clock. H»x Furniture ft|cn tober 20, In the Ogden Memorial Ogden Memorial church to-morrow 1:111 The pastor will prtaoh "I Mr. (iuy Minton: church, Is to be even better than that. Rpwortb League, 7 o'clock. evening. Cruise .if the Shining Light Duncan I Tickets are 35c. Don't fail to see and Evening service, 7.45. Marjnrie . McCarthy '• hear this unique event. -* The thirty-sixth annual meeiing u: Congregational meeting for prayer Tin Lost Continent .. Hyne the Woman's Missionary Society of ihe testimony and song Thursday evenlnp 'Presbytery of Morris anil Orange will To tin Credit of the Sea. Mott Death of Captain Colon. at S o'clock. Land llo! be held on Wednesday, October Jfiili, KobcrtBon ("apt. Thomas F. Colon, until recent- The public In cordially Invited tu Iiown to the Sea Bolivia Cloth at the First Presbyterian church. Robertson ly a resident of Chatham, died very ar.y or all of these services. South Orange. suddenly on Wednesday afternoon Stale Sunshine Annmil Convention. while at work -in one of his oyster Congregational. Coats are At the Methodist church to-morrow The New Jersey State branches of boats off Staten Island. He was 71 Rev. Laurens H Seelye, pastor. the new pastor, Rev. Arthur K. Tor- the International Sunshine Society will years of age and is survived by a Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preach- supreme in this season's rance will preach at the morning serv- meet in annual convention today at widow and four children. The fun- ing service at 11 a. m. and 7.45 p. m. styles. Our fashion books ice on "A Urlght Prospect." and in the the First Presbyterian Church on eral service will be held at his home Mid-week service, Thursday, 8 p. m. show a great variety of evening 011 "A King's Ambition." The Ilroail street, corner of Mechanic, in In Staten Island to-morrow, Sunday Ladies' Society meets the first Wednes- models for Coats made of first rehearsal of the chorus choir for Newark. The business session is called afternoon. day of each month at 2.30 p. m. . this cloth. Some are fur the fall was held last evening. The for 10 :iO a. m. A box luncheon will be trimmed and some are of Summit Infantry Visit the tailored effect. choir made plans for the fall and win- '"Unwed by an afternoon program be- These advantages are ob- ter at thut time. ginning at i p. 111. !l Last (Friday) night about eighty >'lrst Church, Christ, Scientist. members of the Summit branch of tie Christian Science services are held tained in having your suit There will be an exhibition of the tailor-made: perfect fit, the The Sunday school of the Stanley Kindergarten work of the blind chll- N. D. O. visited Chatham, arriving l:i the J»mes building, Madison, N. J., every Sunday morning, at 11 o'clock. style and material you pre- Congregational church will re-open ilren nf the Arthur Sunshine Home for here on the eight o'clock ear and a spe- Subject of the lesson sermon, Sun- fer. C. DeSANTIS, tailor this Sunday morning at ten o'clock. Blind in Summit. Mrs. Theo- cial following. The parade, headed by day, October 15tjj,''"Doctrine of Atone- phone. 603-J, Chatham There will be special exercises in con- dore F. Seward, of East Orange, Presi- the drum corps?, marched up Main ment." Golden Text, Galatlans 3: 24, etlon with "Tercentenary Sunday," dent uf the Department, will receive street to Hillside avenue, to Red road, is the beginning of preparations, to to Falrmount avenue, to Orchard road, The law was our schoolmaster to « musts and xplain how the work is bring us unto Christ, that we might to Washington avenue, to Main street, celebrate, four years from now, the dona. three hundredth anniversary of the. to the station, where on the plaza an be justified by faith. landing of the Pilgrims. I exhibition drill was given. The party Reading room open every afternoon Summit's Twenty-Fifth Anniversary. returned to Summit on the 9.30 car. ixcept Saturday, Sunday and holidays, Mr. and Mrs. August Molltor have, Chatham was well represented at the from 3 to 5 o'clock. - announced the marriage of their ,WPntv.riflh anniversary celebration of Sunday School* of Morris Co. Mofi- daughter, Miss Amy Kalberlne the formal ion of the Summit Fire De- The fifty-fourth annual convention I'HOFESSIONAL AND EDUCA- tor, to A. L. Cross, of Morristown. The | Thursday. |Klrtmonl wn oh waBhck l of the Morris County Sunday School TIONAL. ceremony was performed Thursday,! pjri,n,(,,, from all over the State were .Association will beheld Wednesday, October 5th at the home of the Rev. prps,,nt w)tn ,i,P|r apparatus and par-1 October 25, In theFirst Methodist MISS ESTHER WHITE Carl Oertanner. pastor of Ihe German ti<-l|>:itctl In the parade which was held Episcopal Church, Dover. There will will resume after OCTOBER lBt Reformed church of Newark. Mr. and in the morning. Contests among the be sessions morning, afternoon and in Singing, Sight Reading and Mrs. Cross will reside in Morristown. departments were held in the afternoon night. The principal address of the Interpretation and Chatham brought home third prize On Wednesday Borough Clerk W. S night session will be made by Rev. at her residence studio in the hose laying contest. The affair Ralph D. Urmy of Newark. Other Angell took the Republican ballot 4 PARMLEY PL., Summit, N. J. 1 a great success. It Is estimated speakers will be Rev. Robert Wilson boxes to Morristown under orders ot ""' Miss White is a pupil of Arthur D. over 1(1.000 visitors were in town Mark of Woodbrldge, George E. Hall of the court for a recount of.the votes. : 11 a : Woodruff, Mme. Garrigue-Mott, Dr. By this recount the Anti-Saloon iver the holiday. Plainfleld, Miss Edna Earlr Cole of The C.B.&LA. Way Newark, Samuel 1). Downer of Dover, Re'inhold L. Herman, Oscar Seagle. League hopes to change the verdict and Isaac 13. Burgess of Newark. is the easiest and best way to save for a home -or to In favor of Senator Hatlihun. and C., Methodist's »vt Pastor. N. Fowler hopes to secure the nomina-1 Th liev. Arthur F. Torrance, of l>os Statistics Just compiled of the Sun- MARTHA ALEXANDER HULLIN borrow for a home. tion over J. H. Cipstlck. The recount Angeles. Cal., has been selected to fill day schools of Morris County show that VIOLINIST Write the secretary, Mr. Frank Mead, for further in- is proceeding very slowly and little the vacancy caused by the resignation there are 125 schools with 13,438 mem- Ail(lrt-Ms4r> West K4 St., New York change is shown as yet. f Rev. Albert G. Scliiitzman as pastor bers, including 1,684 officer- and teach- Phone Kchuyli'r 4S65 formation on borrowing for a home. of the Chatham Methodist church. Mr. ers. The total enrolment shows an in- Teaching in Cliatliuin on Mondays The Young People's Assoc'ation of Tl,rrancP arrived east a little over a crease of eighteen over the figures a and Thursdays the Presbyterian church will nvet al CHATHAM BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION •even o'clock to-morrow evening. Th.1, leader will be the devotional chair- man, Miss Olive Ogden, and her sub-' "League for Home Betterment and Chatham First" Ject will be "Heroes and Heroines of She was not a Homemaker's League Member of New Jersey KELLEY SCHOOL the Bible." Ail are welcomed and A Chalham woman was seated in Hamberger's restaurant one day anyone wishing to become a member :isi week. A hustling waitress politely smilnd and poured a glass of water. Then she said to Mrs. Chathamite, "did you notice which buss-boy cleared of DANCING will please hand his or her name to Unstable?" the chairman of the membership com- nii'u country person, you could not expect me to know a buss-boy EVERY TUESDAY EVENING or to the pastor, Rev. Mr if I saw a kind of poverty, who soorn thoso who so . Reduces the Aver«fe*F«d Bill One-Qntrter .. ^ & ..^:. wisely pay M they go. But we are leaving our story. •Following the ceremony a reception "The reason 1 asked," said tho waitress, is bocauso the buss boy has By. proven ting overheating no fuel Is wasted was held at the bride's' home, after copped' my tip. If 1

"The second part of the war will | PROPHECY OF equal In length one-half of the first part; it will be called 'the period of" diminution' (tempuB demlnutlonis). I) SAINT ODILE will be.fruitful In surprises (rebus in- oppinatis) which will make the peoples shudder. Toward the middle of this Extraordinary Forecast of time, the horden of the conqueror will cry. 'Peace! .Peace!' Hut' there the Present War Made will he no peace. It will be, not the end but the beginning of Ihe end, Centuries Ago when the cum lint shrfll be engaged in - the fortress of fortresses (Non finis, sed equidem finis, quanta in oppldo BY, SAINT OF ALSACE oppldorum de manu c?rtaverint.) At $f this moment many of the conqueror'B Rubjects will threaten to stone him. I It certainly does There bag recently been published "And prodigious things will happen In Paris a translation from the orig- in the'Orient. make cooking easy" inal Latin ot the remarkable prophecy "The third p6riod will be of short of. Saint Odile, which she wrote la a duration; It will be called 'the period .. letter to her brother Hagues, nearly of invasion,' for, by a just return, the thirteen centuries ago. Odile was country of the conqueror will be In daughter of Duke Adalrlc ot Alsace vaded on every side (ex omnibus par- Blind at her birth, her sight was mir tibus). His armies will bu decimated Sooner uculously, given to her, and she found b>; a great catastrophe, und all will ed at Hoheaburg a notable sisterhood say: 'The linger of God Is upon him!' or Later J/Ss ' of virgins devoted to the service The peoples will believe that his end • God. Her prophecy, which Is inter is near; the sceptre will change hands, you'll preted as referring to the present war, and my people will rejoice. have one was as follows: "All the despoiled peoples will re- "Listen, listen, oh my brother; for cover what they shall have lost and" rij'ii'1 m I have witnessed the horror of the something inore. The region of Lute- crests and of the mountains! The lla (Paris) will be mived because of Its peoples are frozen with fear. The blessed mountains and Us devout time has come when Uermanla will bu women. And yet all will have expect-' called the most bellicose nation of ed its destruction. Hut the peoples the earth. The epoch has arrived will flock to the mojnlairi" and will when she will give birth to the ter-offer thanks to the Lord. For men rible warrior who will undertake a will have Been such abominations in world war, who will be cursed by the tills war that their generations will GLENWOOD mothers, weeping, like Rachel, for never want another. And yet woe to • vfX^l^Jia their children and reiusiug to be com- tilem who ahM not continue to fear fqrted, and whom the peoples In arms tnc Antichrist! For he will stir up will call 'Antichrist.' fresh murders! But the era of arm- i "Twenty different peoples will com-ed peace will huve arrived and the two bat in this war. horns of the moon will be seen to "The conqueror will set forth from I un|te with the cross, for In those days rv\ \A v x "X ~y ^> /the banks of the Danube. appalled humanity will adore God in "AJi ^ \A AV ^\ \"C—< \ v \ V v-^^ "The war he will wage will be the [truth and the sun will shine with un- TTT \ most appalling ever endured by hu- wonted splendor." man beings. "His arms will blaze and the hel- Libel Suit in Itenuirds. mets of bis soldiers will bristle with The characteristic Sabbath calm of points darting forth lightnings, while Bernardsville was rudely disturbed their hands will braudisii flaming last week by the arrest of Joseph torches. Weimer, editor of "The Somerset Hills Glenwoods are Brim Full of Good Things "He will win victories on laud, on' Herald." The warrant was sworn to sea and even In the air; his winged by Frederick E. Ilallentine, member of The Glenwood Balanced Baking Damper is far ahead The Glenwood Shelf Under Oven Door is not station- warriors will appear in unimaginable the Township Committee and town- of any other—it is as positive as the turning of a rail- ary—it automatically raises and lowers as oven door forays, scaling the firmament to sleze ship treasurer. He charges criminal road switch-open to start the fire, closed to bake- is opened or closed. It is always level with oven bot- the stars and hurl them down upon libel. The local paper has persistent- just this one damper for kindling or baking and best tom—a great convenience when basting meats or re- the cities to light great conflagrations ly, attacked Ballentine's official con- of all, it can't warp or stick. moving food. therein. duct. The Glenwood Revolving Coal Grate is easy to shake The Glenwood Sectional Top is interchangeable— "The natloiiB will be dumfounded Weimer waved a hearing before Re--| at all times, and simply fine for removing clinkers. cross pieces can not warp— a wash boiler can be placed and will cry: 'Whence comes his corder Prout and asked the court to It is triangular in shiipe, with three different sides at the back as well as in front for quick heating, leav- force?' expedite the matter by placing it be- for wear. ing the front holes free for cooking. "The earth will be devastated by fore the grand Jury immediately. He Glenwood Iron is smooth and perfect—the easiest oi' the Shock of the combats; tbe rivers was bound over to the grand Jury un- The Ash Pan rests on a roller bearing frame—just any to clean—a real delight to the most exacting will be red with blood and the vsry der a $2,000 bond. A number of citi- open door and it rolls, out at the slightest touch, neat housekeeper. Get one and you'll be glad ever after. marine monsters will flee dismayed zens immediately caine lorward with and clean. .to the depths of the ocean.. an offer to furnish the bond. John K. "Future generations will marvel Nevlus, a coal dealer of Bernardsville, that his adversaries were not able to signed the bond. G. H. Paddock, Chatham arrest the course of his victories. Tor- rents of human blood will flow about Illume For a Had Road. the mountain; this will be the last Passjic. Township lefuses to battle (ultima pugna). shoulder the blame lor the faults of "But the conqueror will have attain- her neighbor, Bernai it T.wnship. A ed the apogee of his triumphs toward road entering from the latter town- the middle of the sixth month of the ship Is in deploiaole condition. For second year of tbe hostilities; this fear that the motorist will say mean f. IABLISHED 184S will be the end of the first period, of things ; btut Passaic Township of- the so-called 'period of bloody victor- Hciala as he bounces over the road, ies' (cruentarum vlctoriarum). He citizens have erected several signs Alice in Telephoneland will then believe himself capable of which read, "This road is in Bernards W.&J.SLOANE imposing his conditions. Township." Floor Coverings — I urniture~ Decoration

Newark LINOLEUMS Of Dependable Quality QPPENHEIM (SHINS &€ Beinsz easilv cleinH, Lirnlcm is the most sanitary Broad and William Streets No. 1 OF A SERIES florn coveting ( J Bat!. R oms, T^iiet Rooms, Kitchens, I INTRODUCING ALICE Exceptional Values in Pantries. Laundries anj Basement Halls, while its dura- bility insuies excellent ;,:rvicc and practical economy. ALICE" is a wide- service to a far greater We have in ?tock in assortment of Imported and Fall Suits and Dresses /-\ awake little per- extent than the others, son who is pos- for the reason, perhaps, Domestic Linoleums which i« so varied in designs, color- For Women and sessed of a real healthy that it is the service ings and grades as to provide a satisfactory selection Serge Dresses interest in the little and about which she knows for any purpose. big things that make life the least. Several straight line more comfortable and INLAID LINOLEUM in attractive Tile and models, full box We cannot satisfy more worth-while for all Parquet effects, at 90c. to $2.00 sq. yd. pleated, in navy and Alice's interest in rail- black. of us. roads and electric light- PRINTED LINOLEUM, at 60c. to 80c. sq. yd. Special I; Priced She is interested, for in- ing, but we can tell her PLAIN LINOLEUM in tan, green, blue, gray and Silk Dresses stance, in the train serv- something about the terra cotta, at 65c. to $1.80 sq. yd. New models of Satin ice that, when she so wonders ot a telephone and Charmeuse, in wishes, can carry her system. We are plan- CORK CARPETS in all thn plain colors; espe- the prevailing shades, across country to almost ning a number of little some elaborately em- cially suitable for offices and nurseries, at broidered any place; she is inter- trios for her through $1.15 to $1.50 sq. yd. ..,=. Specially Price*' ested in the electric light Telephoneland. You can service that makes her come, too, just by fol- Our special method of cutting reduces waste to the lowing accounts of her Distinctive Suits home brighter and mere minimum. Velour cloth, collar cheerful; but she is in- travels each week in this and cuffs edged terested in the telephone paper. COCOA, NAPIER AND FIBRE MATTINGS with seal; also model fof hall, kitchen and pantry runners. of whipcord; braid trimmed. Ntk,t week Alice deha Mo Telephone History Specially Priced FIFTH AVENUE & 47™ STREET, NEW YORK Dressy Suits Broadcloth, velour cloth and Jersey Suit of Velour cloth sport suits in cloth and newest shades, fur 29.75 broadcloth and velvet trimmed 29.75 Specially Priced The Chatham Press *' Advertise in the Press, It will pay you $1.50 pet year. Subscribe Now. Certificates Ni longer Beqmlred. , a quite possible that those who pass town and Morris" townahfp. First Methodist Eplicopal Charcta, ,The State Department pi Health has out of .the Slate .may need certificates .' The ;Tri-County Music Dover. There will be unions morn- repealed tlio jegulfttions.o/ .[lie SjhiU; to 'mevt-.ilH!, jejulrepients of regular AsBi^lalloii, cumpriBing Ihii teachers Ing, 'afternoon and night. Sanitary Code ..whjcli-.reguire' •Mtenti-' kms in otlief. States: Local, health' of "inusl(,\ In "tUBj .public schools of flcatloq cejttiflc«tes for chtUlren under ofricia|a\8hould, therefote, lasjie cer- •IJn-jon, Mltldlesex" and Somerset'cjourf- The Plalnfleld 1$ years <}f age' who enter the'Stale' (Ica'jes u1)oa application- *to persons ties, wllK b^egin tbeir work for the ,WJth tba Issue of last Saturday cr pass frofij one municipality to an/ Utitle'title'd (o rrec("jy(>:(h^m; ' *'""] coining si'iiiibV on October U; Tlje '"'•The Plainfleld Press" ceaBed to ex- other within the Statev This acHon is ttioBthly. meetings will .be held in the ist as an Independent paper, and was taken because tire'"number of cases, of . ; <,THE THItjBE C0ITIITIE8. • ' Uattin lllgli Su)io«L in Eljlzabeth, merged into ' '.'The' Couriar-Newa." jjifanttld' piijralxiis reported daily to Former C(oy«rn^r FdBter it: Voor- This was the result of nigotlatloaa the-State Department of Health is' In ylew-of the"jpi*oposed,!pi;o^e Into heea has obtained an order from Jus- which had been In progress for some Hoors that will dimlnliliing to such an extent s,s to Unlop ^ofunty affairs,.particularly the tice James J. Bergen- at Sdmervllle, time. The greatly Increased cost of warrant th« beliefthat the epldemicAn 1 publishing papers made it Imprac- y : Jblils bald Jacob'L ).Bauer, county en- permitting a recount of the votes cast New \Iersey t» rapidly approaching an gineer, the Board of Freeholders took for CharleB N. Fowler and John H. ticable to continue both papers, on a tand hard usage end, and that the purpose of the regu- no action last week on Air. Bauer's Capstitk. t'apstlck Jed Fowler fprthe paying basis. "The Press" was de- lations hftiB]' beefl>t- fn/Eh^e taialnV accom* veloped from "The, Constitutionalist," For floors that are subjected to the constant' : ; clfllms: ' On advice.' of County At- Itepublican nomination for Congress pllshed.' - •••." „ VS'.'i - '*. •' _f * •; . a weekly which was founded In 18(7 l3 tread of many feet—in halls, in pffices, in school tprn6y,.,Wllliani R. Codlngtba no bills In the Fifth Dlatrict, comprising Mor- houses and in churches—we recommend the per? plhAugh the^'epTdeiiiW. [a deftnflily V^re sOBBrltte* from the'county £n- ris and,-Union •counties, by 198 votjes. by A. L. and WH£. Force; the flrBt feet floor varnish— subsiding, cases arj* still' being • "feS gine,ef> departm,*Ht, tand will.nol be, Fowler's friends insist that a recqunt number of "The Dally Press" appear- .portfe'dflly'liC^lfj a'few sections .of -Wording to11 he counter attorned, "-un* will give the victpry to the. former. ing on May 10, 1887. the State MK'lnfeotion la, atill *ctiVel,y til thejr status, is determined bythe Representative. The recount 1B to be of Ohio, City of Toleau, . . progressing,,, ft Is the Ifc>tril6n 6f the proposed lnvesflgatlo>u,. •- held on October 16. A similar «ount LuraH County. ( •** Frnnk J. C'lienfy makes oath that he Is State Department of Helith, there- The Morris County Board of Taxa- will be made In Morris County. senior partner of the firm o( F. J. Gfccaay A Co.. doing bUBineia In tha City of To- fore, thai local health official's should tion lias set-trie' dates torj sluing In Statistics, just compiled, of the Sun- ledo, County and State aforeuud, »nd still stretaqjy advise, against unneces- that said firm will pay tha turn or ONR various . parts of tUe 'county to hear day: schools' of Morris County show HUNDRED HOLLARS for e»ch and ev- MARBLE FLOOR FINISH sary travel by children aiid against appeals: NoveHjber 14, Mendham, that there are 125 schools with 13,438 ery caa« of Catarrh that cannot 1» cured the aiaembT»K of children in lirge by,the use of HAI.I/B CATARRH CURB. It is the floor varnish without a fault. Put it; Chester,.. tje>m'aii '"Valley,; .Flanders, members, including 1,0)84 officers and FRANK J. CHENBT. groups Wh^neyei", tblp c»n. reasonably Sworn to before me and lubacribed In on wood floors and we'll guarantee that it will Netooug, landing, Mount Arlington; teachers. The total enrolment shows my presence, this 6th day. of December, be avoided? 'r "'•'"•.•• .•>"•,, v'«.\" November-. ,17,^ Woodport, Butler, an increase of eighteen over the fig- A. D 1881 give them a marble-like surface that resists wear (Seal) A. W. OLBABON. and tear as no other varnish will. ; While children passing from- pu« Ponip'toh Plain's,-."Boonton* Montvllle; ures a year ago, but the average at- Notary Public. It preserves indefinitely the natural beauty of the wood. municipality to' another within the Hall's Catarrh Cure l« taken Internal)* November.' 21, ;:'Stirlihg, Ohafha.ni,- -M'HdaWe, 7,063, is 346 more than a and acta directly upon the blood and mu- In clear, dry weather it will dry in 24 hours. To clean State of. New Jersey -yfill jrot^nead the Madrsion anil FJ^rhaui Park;- Novem- year ago. The fifty-fourth annual cous surfaces of the system. Sen! for floors varnished with Marble Floor Finish merely apply a testimonials, free. little DEVOE Polishing Oil according to simple directioni. Identification certificates" formerly ber '24, IUJckaway, Whartan, DoVer. convention of th.e association will be F. J. CHENKT A CO.. Toledo, a qulred'by the State Sanitary Code Bold hy all DruKglti. TCc That's all the "scrubbing" they need. No more soap and 'Eaoli .'Thursday, in December "Mo'rris- I lil-ld Wednesday, October 25, In the T«k« Hall's PamUy PUJs f»r col water and elbow grease I We.,, know Devoe Marble Floor Finish will give you satisfaction. And. the guarantee of purity is on every can. TROWBRIDGE & ATTERIDG CHATHAM, N. J.

The First National Bank Oroanlzed 1881 OF MADISON. N. J.

ALFRED (j. EVA.VS KKWAKI) MIM.KH F. IKVIM.' MOKUOH President Vico-^mKident Canhi»r

37° Interest paid on Checking Accounts Quality First Savings Department Paying 4't ACCOUNTS INVITED. NO AMOUNT REFUSED After Nov. 30, it will cost you just $70 more to buy a 7-22 Chalmers. But thcTprice on . iwkpr $c the 5-passenger 3400 r. p. m. Chalmers re- IMPORTERS-GROCERS Main St. at Fairmount Ave. mains (for the time being) $1090 Detroit

Until midnight of Nov. 30 you can get a 7-22 Chalmers for $1280 Detroit—a car of rare ability, fascinating in body equipment, and, like a beautiful woman, of exquisite charm. After that date the price becomes $1350 Detroit—$70 more. The $70 is just a few dollars less than the increase in cost of manufacture of this car since its appearance in June. To those who have longed for the 5-passenger 3400 r. p. m. Chalmers—and have not yet possessed one, just a word of warning: the price remains unchanged just now—$1090 Detroit; we do not know how long this low price will continue. We reserve the right to increase the price without notice. Only those who are buying materials such as go into high-grade automobiles can begin to realize the steady, upward trend of the materials market. Just one condition today prevents a rise in price of the 5-passenger 3400 . r. p. m. Chalmers—the fact that these cars are being made on a factory "work order" dating back several months. Since the "work order" went through materials have jumped in cost again. When the current "work order" is completed and if materials remain at their present level or rise higher, only one course will be possible, an increased price. TIID-<> who have been driving Chalmers cars know how diligent has been the Chalnu i s efl'ort to set down cars of the quality kind. They v ill understand how impossible it would be for Chalmers to dodge the increase-in-maf erials issue and maintain the prevailing price on the 7-22 Chalmers. Lower the quality of the Chalmers car? Never.' The Chalmers men take great pride, not only in the money the car makes for them, but in the car itself. And pride, as everyone knows, is a thing that can never be compromised. • "It would be like Tissot trying to paint a picture to fit a price. As long as there's a name "Chalmers", there will be a quality car, and as long as there's a quality car there'll be a price fixed—not by the Sales Department—but [ In ibis cartoon the RHE1NAROQN by cost accountants. Is winning in a walk; - And there'll be a fair deal. Chalmers says these two 3400 r.p.m. models will be continued into next season. You can bank on that. So that a Chalmers car you Rheingold's a bet.ihe safest yet%t , might buy now will be exactly like the one you would buy next spring. That's never known to ^^ " Remember the $70 you can save now by anticipating the rise in price. There's an old Scotch proverb that says "A dollar saved is a dollar earned". $70 buys a od suit of clothes, a good pair of shoes, a good hat and some good gloves.-™wa*w»jA*«*»wK**« __ SBO it just about pays your dues at the club for a year. Or, if it's a 5-passcnger 3400 r. p.m. Chalmers you want, our advice is to get one now. • • We are not sore the price is going up and we are not sure that it isn't. « .

i«m rou ploBeeR Rheingold Beer against the Held McELWEE & MARSHALL . 11 play • favorite. Ita aati>I>ing quality wins »proval everywhere. Flat Iron Building S. Liebmann's Sons Brewing Co. MORRISTOVfN, N.J. New YorR Charles Lapp, Distributor Chatham, N. J. Telephone, Chatham GST TH* CHATHAM VBUMk HOME AND SCHOOL ASS'N FORTHCOMING EVENTS FINNEGAN'S PHILOSOPHY. | EIGHT-HOUR Continued from W» solicit notices for this feature of CAKI'b'TKKS AMU MECHANICS , Purging the Heart. lates arranged for forthcoming WASTED. itimmmmttmtmmt; HDBMfYS DLMETf names to the secretary for the Atsuut 1- •vent B. This is Intended not only for PROTECTION IS RIGHT ation, Mrs. George Smith? Inforinatloa but to avoid conflict Competent Men Only. "Yea sir. He's like tlie patriarchs. And we want to say just here, If you wherever possible. Wages, $4.50 for 8 hours. Which IT them? All lv them. He are asked to do a small part toward OCT. ^_ smites the Civil Service Rock aud re- Hughes 'Hadn't the Nerve" to ,UV for MIL HAASE, Supl. Ellhu Root Shows That the Re- serving the Association, will you 4—Food sale by Woman's Guild of fresbln' Jobs gushes foorth for thuraty KOSTEK CONSTRUCTION CO. Demand Filibuster in the Sen* promptly and cheerfully say you will St. Paul's Episcopal church. publican Party's Cardinal but dlshurvln' Dlmycrau. He blows Summit Avenue Bridge, Chatham. Principle Has Won the on a horn an' lvfythln' falls for ut. ate Against the Law. honestly do whatever you are able to .4—llummage sale continued. After- If the people call him iver so soft, Lit- Jo? Please "cut" excuses. We need noon and evening. LOST—White Eskimo Dog. Had col- Only Decisive Battle tle Samuel had no quicker ear. An' for help. And we want every member to t a 20— )ld Koikes Concerte al the Pres- grily Toward America, Wa 8hal| De- paign than Richard Olney, who was | ™™ K" "°usehold on h/U'rian church. si reel. Summit, N. J. Adoption an' Sankty-flcashuu. Fresldent Cleveland's Attorney Gener- ,end. If we will all do our small share MTV* What Happeni to Us If Pro- 22—Armenian and Syrian Helief days. "The choir med great harmony whin al during the railroad strike at 18*4, there will be no discouraging burden WANTED- Strong boys to learn the vision la Not Made Against Disaster 23—Annual meeting of Woman's Prcs- by a Tariff Quite Different From the Jim Smith, George Harvey an' Billy and President Cleveland's Secretary ' for others. We are not required t< plumbing trade. Good pay, steady hyterlal Missionary Society at Underwood Folly. Brine was all In ut. But wan be wan of State when the Venezuelan message ' make sacrifices, we are asked to com- 'dh at WOULD BKOS., Chatham and their v'lceB cracked an' they passed out was sent to the British Government. South Orange Presbyterian s3 fortably and gladly help. There': Madison. *P There Is one particular subject with lv the life lv the great Idaylist. He should know whether President bound to be time and opportunity for church. Wilson's action In averting the rail- which the United 8tatea must deal Harvey wlut back to edltln' an' BUI doing the things we really want to do 27- Annual Masquerade dance at theFOll 11KNT—Five rooms upstairs and in order to meet the revulsion in pro Brine wlnt In search Iv the Uowly road strike was a "surrender of force"; three rooms downstalrB. first-class. whether the Wilson foreign policy has As mothers do we not believe inj big- I'ish and Game Club. dnctlon and trade which will accom- Kale. McCombs was canned, because P. MALLI, Bower lane. SOtfc been "timid and vacillating". ger, better motherhood for other worn NOV. pany the close of the great war. That him an' Billy McAdoo cuddent sing s Mr. Olney seeks no political prefer- en's children, as well as our own? A 24 a'id 25-.-Christmas Bazaar of St. Is the Tariff. I think there Is very duet, an' Oscar Underwood wnn weak TO LKT House on Hillside avenue, on Tariff ragtime. But Wudthrow die- ment; his interest t* that of a retired hen will foster ducks, and a cat wll Paul's Episcopal Woman's Guild. General agreement upon Unit. When large lot, fruit and shade trees, house orated them all. Wld f'what nay ye? statesman, of a wise, experienced, dis- acci pt another cat's kittens. We ought Afternoon and evening, Guild the demand for supplies to the urmles passionate patriot, who is concerned h.in ei(;lit rooms nnd bath, every im- In the field has ended great numbers Wld the Order lv the Double Cross. to be able to match that charify, at room. O—ho, I mind Well the time at the only with the welfare of his country. DEC. provement, open llreplaco. Would makb Of men will return to productive em Mr. Olney has written for the New least. a real home. Kent moderate. Address ployment In Europe and great num- Manhattan Club, whin he kissed Brine 1 and. 2- Annual Rummage sale by an' kicked Harvey wld wan motion. York World a signed article in which l/o not criticise what Is being done. Hoy ii7, Chatham. O7t(c bers of operatives will be I brown out Woman's Guild St. Paul's Episco- Now tho choir has what Wudthrow he warns the American people against Help us to do It right. And at the of employment here and will liuve to calls 'the vital stuffs Iv life.' Stone an the danger sure to result from turning same time, we are sure to grow our pal Church. Afternoon ami eve- KOB SALE. McAdoo; Danylels an' Jim Ham Lewis, over their affairs to Mr. Hughes and ' splves while we are helping the work ning. Place to be announced. . find other work. Europe will have wld Itedflcld for the high falsetto. the Interests which would dictate his Itself to grow. Mother must be alive CHOICE HAND PICKED GREENING little money and be heavily lu debt Wudthrow alts wld his hands crossed policies, foreign and domestic. ,and alert to things outside of home •<•«.' KEATI'BES AT TIIK LVKIC. AI'PLKS. $3.50 per barrel. W. 8. She will be under strong compulsion Where Was Hughes' Nerve while tho stuff's sings songs Iv praise, these days, or the children will take NEKFl'S, Chatham, N. J- 09p to pay her debts by making mid sell- an' Col. House, winds tho Vlcthrula. Discussing tho passage of the Adam- Iti'lurn Kngagenient of "The Moral* of Ing goods. She will be on 11 basis of their admiration and confidences t< son eight-hour law. Mr. Olney points Milieus"- \<'tv Serial Starts Oilier GOOD WORK HORSE FOR SALE, strict economy and high organization "Wudthrow Is fond Iv music, but out that the Republicans of the Senate, otner P™P1(' who are Interesting; am Colonel House himself Is the quiet Features. CHEAP. HATTO.VS MARKET. and she can make and sell i heaply. If they had roally wished more time Instead of keeping close to our chil sietfc The United States will huve un uliiin- man. Faith av he danced a Clog ou for consideration of the bill, could dren by being in touch with thinking Saturday, October 14th, the lirsl epi- danee of money and vast pun .basing a Waihbller ye'd nlver hear a sound. have obtained it by meanj of a fllibus- |and doing In the world, they will pu sode of the big serial "The Secret of "Well, wan night In August the Colo FOR SALE Two good delivery hors- power. Our market has always been ter, as a recognized Senatorial wea- /i horse power gaso- • England will resort to a protective lr ra llomo nfter alL says he, Bcratchln' his ear wid an ab- was Candidate Hughes doing that he " tariff, so that our production will meet Monday, October Kith, tlie celebrated lene engine, air cooled. Cheap to sent air. did not make the wlr« hot with ! 1-et us each do our little, willingly protective barriers In all foreign mar- comedian, Sam Hernnrd, in his first iliiick purchaser. W. G. BADOLEY, " 'Ain't I got the full dinner-pall's?' messages to Washington—warnin•warningg and as ably as possible. Not everyone kets. What are we going to do then? screen appearance as "1'oor Schmaltz," Chatham. 8233 axes Wudthrow, anxious like. 'All against the law the seventy-four Re- is called upon to turn the wheels. Wltl We must do something. We must pro- publican Representatives who voted 1 a (iermau wig maker, who becomes f that's forgot th# first two year and a the.new season, conies new vigor am Care of Apples. tect ourselves or we shall become the i half,' says House pleasantly. 'Ain't I for It and urging the twenty-eight Re- Inspiration. Put some of it to a gooi the principal agent in a series of ex- dumping ground of the world und our publican Senators to filibuster to the cruciatingly comic adventures. The It will very soon be time to pick kep' 'cm out o' war?' axes Wudthrow. purpose in this great work we arc un workmen will beg In the streets. 'Part o' tho time,' says House, rubbln' last ditch? comedy is in five parts and was pro- apples and get them ready for mark- "But neither he nor the Republican ' o>rtaklng for the future citizenry et. Successful growers have long since Even the Democrats have seen that his left shin wld the felt-slipper on oll r ouced by the Kanious Players' Film leaders generally had the nerve to face ' wonderful country, and before it something must be done, for they have his right foot. 'Ain't my voice our Company. learned that the careful grading and the situation. With ample means In goes out into the nation, the results packing of fruit is one of the most provided a tariff board to ascertain nud greatest liquid asset?' axes Wilson Wednesday, October 18th, the famous earnestly. 'It's some voice,' snys their hands to prevent legislation until i of our work and love will show in profitable uses of time and labor that report the true facts to which a tariff after Its due conslrterailon, they de- " Hub of the Universe,"-The film star Blanche Sweet, in "The Sec- House, 'but a lot lv Backers cant tell Th(1 even the small grower can make. Ifw Is to be applied. In Mr. Tnffs Ad- liberate* elected that It .hould ww j „ ,„ , ret Orchard," from the play by Chan- ministration the RepubHrans provided i asset fr"m an H'blllty,' the Colonel u kin(1 o( ca8ti bpea Fully realizing the importance of this) says. to be encacted n«4sr eoeKtfta la «*>r i ., , , , ning Pollock. In this tense photo- for n tariff board to report to the Pres- up#n Wat8rS that ComPS bark to work, and desiring to be of the most "'F'what are ye drlvln' at?' says that, after the tpaM national ds'lver- "" drama, Miss Sweet has a part teeming ident and It was appointed und doing :Goo d eu ht to be dom urolv fo profitable service to the farmers of i. llson, four flushing a little. ance had been effected, they might S ' P with lovely feminism, romantic mo- excellent work. When the Democratic object to the mode of lta accomplish | good's sake, but in this case, compen the State Experiment Station at New House elected In 1910 came In they "'Arro ye wutchln' the strike?' says ments, tragic realities and human ment. sation conies of itself, just for the de Brunswick, lias arranged to give prac- Starved It out of existence by refusing •louse. 'Half a mlllyun votes might pathos. be useful,' says House, tlptoeln1 out "A pettier and more Ignoble game of serving of It, and however we help the tical demonstrations, on frame, In appropriation. In the last session or 1 Friday. October 20th, a return en- through tho dure, an closln' ut behind politics never was concel/od. In com- present generation, It will tell In th grading and packing apples. Such a the 81st Congress the Republicans pass- parison, and In view of the sudden and gagement of the great success. "The him. next. Who can find It in him to stand demonstration may be arranged for— ed through both Houses a new bill fur extraordinary exigency sprung upon Morals of Marcus," with charming • tariff board to report to Congress. "Well, Sir, he left Wudthrow sunk in the way of progress of good for chil so far as time pernilts-wherever sev- in profound mldltashtin. At last he the country, President Wilson's course Marie Doro in the role of Carlotta, a There were some slight differences of dren? eral farmers care to meet at an or- spakes. 'I henr,' he says, In a low wus characterized by both courage and part which her delicate beauty and ap- detail In the two Douses, which wore common seme." chard and take advantage of the sta- tweet tone 'that v'lci lv the people, pealing tenderness make her an ideal agreed upon In conference, hut the Of candidate Hughes' conduct tn the tion's help. Any Morris county farmer which Is to me as the vice of a Car- FOR LITTLE I'KOl'LK. interpreter of. The portrayal calls for Democrats filibustered against the final negie Penshun.1 'Oh,' oe says, thrilllu' campaign, Mr. Olney ren.arks: desiring a demonstration for his conference report and so killed I lie hill. the greatest lest of artistic ability, In lvry nerve, 'must I lndade sacryllce "No sooner was the nomination as- The Soiiff of (lit' Cricket*. neighborhood should communicate So the tariff board was dead—slain by personal charm and versatility, of wan more Idol,' says he, 'on tbu altar sured than the robes and ermine of Under the grass, in the bright sumnie with A. M. Goodman, Farm Demon- the Democratic party. It has now been the Judge fell from the candidate as which Miss Doro is tlie abundant'pos- Iv me Counthryl' says Wudtbrow. weather, strator, Morristown. This should be resurrected by that party because they " 'Was not the Wan Trru Plank,' he If by magio, and there appeared in •c.-or. The entire supporting cast Is We little crickets live gayly together; attended to at once as the time of the see that something must lie dune alioul says; 'an' the Sugar Tax,' he says; 'an' their place the motley wear of the or- When tlie moon shines, and the dew i'x eptionally well chosen, and in con- the tariff when the war closes. Now. dlnary office seeker -a transforms Experiment Station men will noces- the Tariff for Itev-noo,' he says; 'an' brightly glistens. mi tion with the elaborate settings and' we can all understand that If the coun- tion as sudden as that made by the sarilv be limited. . all me friends, beside,' says he. six- All the night long you may hear i the varied atmosphere of the subject, try wants a tariff for revenue only they teen per'fly good Mexican Policies— wand of Harlequin In the pantomime, you listen— and a transformation showing how provide a film story that is not only may put tho making of It In the hands was not all thlm enough?' li • 'ixes In "Cheep! cheep! cheep!" _ Barn ltestrnyed by Fire. of the Democratic party. Hut. can any thin LB the Judicial veneer, and for-We are the crickets that sing you U entertaining but long remembered. If ngony. 'But T will purge me H-eart lv Fire at midnight Monday night de- sane man contemplate that party mak- lvry pcrs'nal fought,' says he. startln' ever discrediting the United States sleep. you missed this masterpiece at the ing a protective tariff? In the llrst ft:' bed. An' before he retlns he takes Supreme Court as & training camp p:< vious showing, be sure and see It stroyed a barn on the property of J. place they can't do It honestly They for high political office." We have no houses to store up ou I. Fiebleman & Co., in Passalc avenue, a neart Purge Iv his own Invlnshmi treasure; Friday. don't believe In It They were born and the way It'll wurk while he sleeps. I Has Kept Rudder True Gay little minstrels, we live but fo in what was formerly the home of J. bred lu a different faith. They have dlnnaw ("what the purge Is. TIs a In Its conduct of foreign relations pleasure; II. Coleman. The building was not been crying so long that protection Is secret. thu Wilson Admmlstratlon, Mr. Olney What shall we do when the siimmc As Woodrow Wilson Is the proximate used and it Is thought to have been an abuse of power and an abomination "In the morn be was puzzled. lie says, "has kept Its rudder true and is over? cause of the reconciliation of Taft and set on fire by tramps. About $200 that they cant reconcile themselves to wanted a gr-reat sacryflse of a pur has won and deserved the respect and When the keen frost nips the meadowi Roosevelt, even the republicans will worth of hay, belonging to Clifford B. a protective tariff, and they regard the gratitude of the country." of clover? rinclple, dear to his heart, but he'd scarcely deny in future that " he kept Harrison, and bay rigging was burn- Dnderwood tariff as a model. That la ! used most Iv thlm already, an' he felt The principles and objects of the "Cheep! cheep! cheep!" what we are to have If the Democrats ' that this was no time for second band Wtlson foreign policy ;j stated by Under the hearthstone for shelter w us out of war." ed up. go back—the Underwood tariff still. or slightly damaged' sacryflses. So Mr. Oluey have been: creep. Philadelphia must have a hard time with perhaps here and there a flight he sends for House. 'Colonel,' says First—To keep the country out • —EMILY HUNTINGTON MILLER trying to love both of her ball teams How do you like our new Autumn modification regarding dye stuffs and |\e, "F'what pur-rlndple d'yr think of the great European war. the same. so far this year? some other articles which can bewud bo an' acceptable sacrytlse in this Second—To insist upon tBo ex- Kpan Good Konds Hill. shown to gentlemen from Missouri and gr-reat morel Iniarglncy?" he axes anx istence and vitality of interna- To carry to a successful finish tin lously. elsewhere. Well, If there ever was a tional law as determining its own Egan Good Roads Bill, which will b< " 'Whisper,' says theColoncl. And he status as a neutral, and defining clumsy, ill conceived, misfit law, it is submitted to a referendum vote of tin the tariff which bears Mr. Underwood's snld wan wurd in Wudthrow's ear, and its rights and obligations as such. name. We bad already discovered faded silently away through the dure. Third—To deal with ths Mexi- people of New Jersey at the Novem what Its effect was when the war in "For wan Instant Wudthrow stud can situation in a spirit of per- her election, New Jersey Good Roads HATTON'S MARKET spellbound. Thin he burrst Into a fect talrness and fri«ndA\cess to League has been organized in Jersej Europe began. 1 whoop; 'The "Ham in the Bushes, cries the Mexican people, ntf* suffer- City and a plan mapped out to spread Phone 678 Chatham, N. J. Many mills and factories were dosed be wld tears lv J'y. ing from civil dljsonatoHs and It to every nook and corner of the or running but a part of the time. " Tnas an Impressive cereinouji revolution to an extent which State within the next month. Tha leaves a large part of the country Great numbers of laborers were thrown whin the sacryflse was soleuniy-lsed this will entail hard work, and tha out of employment, and the market for ! ut the Capitol.1 In a state of anarchy. American products was still furl her I '"Pbe proclssion started f'oui the Mr. Olney shows that all these ob- there are many obstacles to overcome New Prepared Buckwheat Flour reduced by the destruction of their , White House wld the Prisldlut walkhr jocts have bsen attained through tu< the officers are aware. With sup- purchasing power. Enterprise halted. ' ahead eurryln' the Ham In. wan hand wise, patient and courageous diplo- port, however, of automobile u.-.socl- Our Own Pork Sausage discouraged and apprebonslvp of the i nil" a box lv Safety-First matches In macy of Woodrow Wilson; that the atlons throughout the State little fear future. New enterprises were no IIIIIK- ilr other. He was followed by a coon President has kept the country at is expected for the final outcome -on Aunt Jemlnas Pancake Flour er attempted. Old plants were no lou«- licariu' four gold pans, aud behind pesce without dishonor; that under election day for.the,bill that will bene- came, four Union Chiefs rldlu'ou milk liia leailtertftilp "the United Statai-has <* enlarged. The Underwood tariff fit not alone motorists and automobile had'already, failed when the war In white steeds followed be a j;roup iv rendered all Inestimable service to Hallrond Prlsldlnts, Stock Holders, belligerents and neutrals and to all owners but farmers, manufacturers Europe began. • That war furnished and State commerce in general, be- New Salt Mackerel and continues to furnish to American Farmers, Shippers and Conshuniers, mankind" in "steadily bearing aloft production the most absolute protec- loaded wld chains. After a short tier- the banner of international law ascause points at present isolated will the standard undor which all civilized tion because It has to so great.a de- uion to Congress on 'Purgin' the be brought into direct communication New Dlll.Sour and Sweet Pickles peoples must eventually gather." gree stopped production In Europe. So Heart,' the Prisldint laid the Ham on with the large cities. long as the war lasts our producers th' alter, an' lmprisslvely stabbed It Mr. Olney finds particular cause to Rockaway Oysters wld the four gold pens while the choir have practically no competition lu our commend President Wilson's Mexican sans Holy, Holy, Holy. The Prisidiut home market, for Europe does not policy. He stands with the President Fire Island Clams handed the gold pens to the four ililefs In declaring that the Mexicans have make the goods to sell here. At thewld a bow; Jim Ham Ut the wood an' same time, while the war lasts our tlhe right to work out their own destinr wiped up the blood, an' the sucrjtlse even through revolution. 6*pert fldtice producers have an enormous market taw complete. In Europe for the things that Europe 1 Closing by asking what is likely can't produce In sufficient quantities. "'What was the Ram? say ye.to happen If the "Presidential tiller Quality Service Economy Twas n pet baste Wudtbrow used to I On All Typographical Mat- When the war Is over that condition passes Into new hands," Mr. Olney graze In the White House lawn. T'w»» says that Hughes' Inducement to | ters Is at Tour Disposal will cease, and we shall deserve what th Idol iv his heart. He named It bappens to as If w* do not provide change the existing foreign poliolos *t Free at This Office. We Coupons Given with all Cash 1 Arbitrasbun. It was the Ham, an' all the country w« he very grtsV i Will Tell You How to Do against that time by a tariff quite d '' the people was the goat" Purchases for Quality Brand ferent front '.he Underwood tariff afci "The American feogtt oaji What ftra Want to Do made by men who do not consider a fail to realize use danger and to refuse ; In the Manner That Aluminum Ware tadlff for revenue only an article of Mr. Wilson has become so thoroughly to put at risk the continuance of a religious ttltb.—From the Speech of leutml thst he looks with grave sus- foreign policy which, as a whole, Will Prove Most Effective. Blilia Boot Delivered at Carnegie Hs.lL picion on the American oontentlom in most hare tkesr beauty a»proT»l" MMMMMMtMltlnii r«t* cttar, Ociaiw* inc.