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THIRTY-FOURTH YEAR-NO. 28 WESTFIELD, JERSEY, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1924 NEW �PPORTIONMENT :.-;��ooL MUSICAt ClUH

We&tfield Commut rs Feel That Of ASSESSMENTS I WESTFIELD-OKLAHOMA iwA������l ENTERTAINS � J ARE CONfiRMED EVENLy MA rru�v FOlD WOMAN'S ClUl Ap· Town Council Asked for ·· of Tal Tll\_'l''-' is ';.· High·grade ent Furnish as Ue-en 1k n•rr � now :.::h ,,� nn u for discus;;ion dgoing propriation Suitable animatt>d on anwug Program s. 1! tht W··•tlh,ld Excellent at Si&th u. sH1p business and Eyes All High Basketball 'WillN for IO 11H'll ltlm \'0�- Commemoration � WltJl M and of � Annual Affair at Congre· School cn Be both Fans Turnei! WUJ\tt'll, t'(>tw 1'1'�,nll'<· l\UilOUill'Plllent Memorial Day. Jersey April a e Straggle tlw gational Pariah House. I,., Ist from which ftowa happiness and t LI�AlmR Rei'·l OtH' of • •rnl l ' t•rs Mayor l d�li!Chlful always cheerfulne,;a, evening and the app�rtionment of as- TO Bf FOUGHT ON ROSELL£' S NEW COURT. t from fornwr o t is the one comfort-and tll<> uls.< ' 'l1trilnrtt•d Musi<'lll Club. sessments I<'IIPrR ],1\W)'<'I' by the d l ndurn cc or 1\lrrrlll nud t rs therein. Let every dollar steadily and against the town for sidewalks A ri 11rid will be momenlou• c n ur wurage they W llllHwrr !t'Olll Col. 1\'ulttot' have •••med for at the ai o r strets th town days in the5 t On l r he attained ven highPr record Trust Company. l d n i of e a e llt'lliV8"Y""d · A. e you streets where th e days will he played he game• way-would hove n just good·\ om p Westfield were confirmed. The s t be a oecomplishments in the talent re­ laid, e t d e c t ofe Interest Paid on Accounts e s alks were amount which will determine whether West- team in e the c eptod l'l'IH'est>u ntlv<' who s t d at the Congt·egational ris th idew th H a nf n n h u a h 4% or u h Okla., is to tender; for !IOlJors. ron- A Leadf'l'I w t I rmalall l • p in our Special ass s against the property owners field t r e duunpionship I boen touch ith hese nfo hous on f er o M s. e sed G i , have c e on M d y a t no n. r Department. nd l tho of e o The that on · Fi•ke, a W a against the town was fol ows: honor the hom f t he "'"nlng rontests will hav" nil .etlngoo heldl lit six 096.43, g i the t wn, $11.15; of t U�de!�att•d11 PittnB t c lloard shall be i !ll yea!' thut a a n t o teams h country. phmship slruggll' 01 hu H lt the Mus Club had fit•st given n s e at• holds. sulnnlttt·d x i ln (' against t e Now that n l rangement• superbly e<>nfidellt t�ams of and n d t e n W ma s Club Austin stre t Jlroperty, he fi a two D !ltet tbers P p e by h t h o n e , h t me the"" urd l and by program t e ' meet. against the town, hnve been completed the t for nlhM.ic thot•o ghbrl'd• o thu nrchlte-'ls ng and the fuet $ a d $26.- and i u ure rwrvously · s that this custo 9418.56, n a t l pr opo m 1; Acres enu $713.10, hese eventfu games near, th<• "1 e school, continued each in­ Fair v e, draw the awaiting •nunm•n d • should such hu� been yeur d� essential und also ...,.._..,....,...,._,.,=�-= ,.-=-·- $108.�8. the most important events in the nth- girls tl;nt Is !<'rom the charm n town, run renlizt• Jnftv tlutt t It l lei! tht! openi g A l tiwlr shou d be of n o di ance to a p01'lion tic history of the high schoo the c1•11shed emth h•• town meclng belt\ number th ou h to he closin r n vacate e ls of hopt•s hnve been to ' m t before l r g t g appeal h en Introduced and ry in dctlnitGiy .. 1v••1111;ll1· 11 t l ust on h e schoo r o the audience fel f F'orest av ue was c u t but Willl'esult with throbbi11� hl'urts nrl 01 th of the Double i t · o n , � n . 1••ctlone oue<'ailed 'l' · · for ndny lllng rst time t e "' ' nnt· , · ' thrill on t r l of pride h ri set o 1 eterm 1 f h fi h held bark will huve stund l Is h i In these, our a ea ng M evemng, 1 t ruuchm· t e \ lear�. to l ml ng Brothers were hithe o dlscull!!ed q stio of give a o n spo1·tRtnnn•, to very own artists. BOULEVARD &: PARK STREET Eh i r ue n r u d of LI�S'I'I-lN l1NIOS Right the corner of the Boulevard April 14.er sign e chN•rH l'llAYRit ce ng ogr p mission to the chnmpionship of United St.ntc" the victot·ious t am re di the p am Mr•. Adams on and Park' Street. iven erect 11 In tea 1s. the ! . tiiCU\'U:� of P r one of the moat beautiful corners in Westfield, g rl front of th ir new ullding on Lenox among g s ? ·-·-·····-· Maplewood Jll'esent�d the campaign e b i . The game' will be held 011 t e best built homes. fs situated 1mprovement games of I un!lm·tuk�n ary . gtve of ,., h by :federated clubs one of Westfield's A tempor The . every Jlroml«• night AJll'il ' � 1 11 'l . 1 1 nt the 0 of avenue.for $1,685.94 was ordered is- bein brillinnt, sensational and b tte 3 r, 1 1 R os<• "'·co' � a the Stntt• to raise 160, 00 o t.he It has nine arg r oms. The house note g i r- I th n . 1 en t. he. 1111 ' uc of 1 1 � L; : pr y r f r l on e cou;·t , nt op ; pa d o $ l e airy o ·sued anticipation note f y ht. B th t a re o eco w Y � · "''rnc<·H 1 1 e po p� building music studio at inside froni. attic to l\ea. beeD' or foug o e ms a f r g- T h � �;� � ge nero '"; Y ! !1 Y 1 e 0 of the The n tnx e ha � t a Now •. T town of Ro. •lie the HaplJij , Method tst,l' resbyt r a Jersey l 1·enovated cellar · aa $4 000and he x c ll ctor was i ect- nized ehampion hlp uality speedy t t of e l il o le e W men at has been painted and QUtshle ta o r s q - , ·• • · "' ' h t - nn congrllga, wrc C g fo1· , o New put ln tlrst-claa. ' • e dt and s o earte<. "e l tL• out t f ths nm on d tiona 1 c 1 h lll b k M to ble taxes th e armg,· t u h 1 " "' "' 'without or t• c p cs, w c runsw1c. well repair. cancel uncollecta courageous Fhip> gtunes WeHt- h<'ld tills . Ed· through tr W co b fi n e comm1ttee evenly matched. n ws•� d u l "11, .• announced that the courtesy hit m L'l'z h th •n· in by $1.• 2f> M erect on proper- over.bt' 1s an excellent ec rd, r g � tendc ' : . J!l�r and BuU�r, 810n garage hts. 50 r Westft Hlgh c 00 Athl . t d eO:Qret t t Mrs. G. H to a This o eld •t' d exp- c d tl on· l 18M J, . on street. Stiles, Sr., no bette r than of West- ·. S h . I cI IC IIIlO-A P 0' 1 an· It 1 8 t 1 llcutennnh ot drive. ty Fl st A. W but that the t t t will be 0a lly 111 ll atteng 1 da- o tf the comrmunication, requested. fi ld J y � u oe ng eq we W l of t e b i i g ! a the e team, which won the erse or d�cll d t U u Mrs. h u ld n und In New a n e gaWltN e I something with Warren in 1920-1021, tied c���t·/�;a�d e �� � mes.�f � rummage � c un il do championship. !o� r t ben co ° von en " ' ervlce lor young people cOnlmittee n nnmmcetl n o c to that 'the ro p o In 11 cr � tor · . . be h�ld Satur a , l>il\oe-2nd Floor · l street. He said adway the c am i ship an w A pr Y\'1't �nl� t.o d y Apt·ll T� . • h n 19 1·1922, ! ��� �;'� �� �vou d � � � 5, · ])ay.l6aNight the th 2 d � In . E l was le nd that grocer State � to Tuttle J 108'1 lmpassab hns won chnmpions lp fie d tt n c:.' ��a t�r�oe\. 1 m Ba»: the· vacnl)t KlIll.! l11rla K b , Ia . I Louis residents ntght n House. Improve- , an< I the of the game, Roselle ga e r& IS e a that TO FIRE CHIEFS mount p· t t ree sked N J erse�. Th" G u t h I• \I1 . . hoped people will gin . tcrs�n 11 a 11 thoroughfare as ew o rl y c · ttckelA, but young I mcnts m de to that Westfield team• a rc t he i a 400 will. t f Lhnl the be n g l'IH' elone wonted Jt Lent<·n mcetln;:•. their support. de of teums the ic e b i i l furnish this number. Th G omg to b L arge A · own expense; re,! nts wh h h lUntry o sold to n o r m nt wi b e Fit'e be st d n the Wr,.>tfleld g P c u agt! e . ll e 'fhe S Chief•' 0 or 0 e I s ·· Su�sex street asked that macadam h mpio sh p more State. The u e ts lli h h r t AsHocintion a t an on r•t linondc l d ng Union serylct•T e e e First11 ali � cf n i of s fieldh eam first opportun- c u In t nwmb<,rs w ll be guests f thl• CARPENTRY- New houses, placed on that thoroughfat·e as did s the We t te were given the i u h o hi bus School rch o nn< town garages, additlons1 re· were season ity on and and their n r w te co l i r Chief Decker on Wcdn�•- f w pa kir sD and n alterations.Th• spring residents of Myrtle avenue. All tr ple the scon• of its opponents with �fonda Tuc•dny M. nE.l Ch Ap il to l n m- of F e i d yl mu u will bo lll,all who i the m rg s 11 cmu 11mvu nted to more o nt- uy, pr l meeting will PAINTING- Houses painted, e io redeeorate rond committee . a in of 83 ove In hi respect applications sen·edhope<\ to d A 2:1. Tho lw t r rs d1 referred to n t It at lwndquartcrs l be in I r tir George la it is s�pc o� to that ch than th<' ••n c It is the tend mak" this tl1c flt·e ttnd i l floors refinished. Mosr� Hoppock and De - ' s record ri th supply. de- Ina! llll'l'llng1 1" and w L. of · of c m t e to spread the 11111 IUI'�l' ns helpful uddt·esscd by flr<• ch efs of p csen p tition mnp of O l e t sire the o mit e Ute l\H promint'lll i Addt'tt'onal bathroom modem ur r t e d n . and k uh omu p on n . us wonl'Rhy •ras \Vater heate A!l .u ow t mapask dnnd n fl\C pd 1 18 ro &•·ca er �lin <> b . · - Decker to entl·rtnin of team h Church (lllf ro • 8 et.. npprove Rtreet. n ce fnr t an e supphed. ll'll . one the N Copper" le aders rund • ..,.gutters, new ti council the N y · a in each instnnw · 1 tully Y perso�n onl! of TIN ING- referred own la C�oto� wnH s o Th betm npplicntlonH fo1 w · thousaud s dirmN' in the churrhe». n This was to the T P n In the ln t t et•e hnve <·rowu, d uud purtlci.Pal�d nt roofs, et.c. defeated teams large bloch the Commission. Westiield tkkct• f Plain- f "11111c" and Art the Guthrie of b hromNc wurk o he lloh•rnnund nHph·- ready for the rush, with com etent m ch ics R. F yphavears eeu and e filliiH; vie"- · g & Sheetmet&lWork Tel. 11911 CounMayorcilmen L ard Ged rhart uml of eon nnd II. II. K Hm:n'- - tnry, 1\lcFnrlane; trei!Hilt!'r, ------·------·---· ·-·--····�--·--·- ·-· nl the coun­ rcr;lstmt·, were the o y members of i:lltmpRon, nuth­ nbsent. NEW JERSEY---NEW YORK BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS. !H••n I ! �� _tlH� rrh.f! !111!1 of 1(1'1,.".til�> j•n·Jliur. i\.!l'l([llll�'Y owned Harry llh­ L<�.d · to 1 st•Ug:nt!1-l. ts In· �,·HITf11 lw• h�' tqw:d�' r atf,·Jul llrw M. 'fprry nnd n pnhlit· i�; iurllt·d 'Tin· ! BlWitH':HJ.lluin \\'einlu•l'g, c�hl'iHNe\\'lll'k, J•.ipJso . \\'f•Mtfh•lll 1 : l'lltl;SIIJE fil'llpertv (ffowntll'rt nnd n�P­ Bit< TI.\JE . H.:H·ut�·d th\' IJn­ .\T l·:n:.\1'\1< 407 50 Elm . - �·-·��-' .. " -- ���··N---- Office)�·· ! Vid �\rwntron�, . ·· - · --:-:.� of I{aJlwar, HPJH�an• TllrWHI.\Y -:---- ______,...... --·· � Conllnisslnn. d '�- ___,. "" " '"- I ·, inr th1' l'ark wlw th;tifi,,d a!�iJ Strce;:"·· '";:�i. ;()�;:�;;;;.Post ,.._�--�--=-·,..· ·"'� .\lr, LE·!', t'.1nlldl. .. ,.., t11(• BllwhmIt \\'t•Pll Rll!l __ __ ..• l _�... ,..,_.,,._,. {I"ll of ;\I€';UIIIl11,I·'inB!1l<· No. It:-\, '!t!l� d •---.,.,---,-,..-----:--..,....-,--....,.-..,.---:-.. I! tht� \aluP !llJn!Jt· No���·rti1·�. oph�iun N4·1-yi'H·­ N Fou hi�:-t WIIJ h11Jd Hff•;laprllll� 1\�Z·Iwal\1 · !IH• hhll. l>" . 11 ,,,,.:,{)_ 1]t, f'1H1t llll.'f'tlllJ'; of t1t1· bn�­ t IHtinNlll\J its fht· hlnfot or fftl· � A!atNllo lhattho vnhlt• of t ro�l"ff •UU) tth� t·�tl. In hnmnHli.'•· f>•at\ltt':\v an•�·o,ln€'11. TIH• nn JnrHI , ffJr IH·W l-\lh\lllf.� ilftll"W�Ilrh JII'W tllf� roll. bWtwr pnhl $LM)0 !JnJtnd h -· It lllllit)' f!H·IHIH'I'B fn Was wonli $2:.0(1 llff<•r t\t((•(' !leen l•rn(tq·fahHHOtt.will tuHthtToVt n Bl'> <• rultlm- 1·n·nhn.:, tiHr••!l. . 011, p•frPr;.huwnft�--·-���--·�-·-·�"' IH· KINDLY PLACE ORDERS AS l'hoh 11;; \\'\�rftt. EARLY AS MAY BE ;:<'e willdnw Eli·••',.etl. J ' ft�ttturlng PO!!:JfBLE rl1t.t.-Cla..dya Mewer, Morgan, J;< rnenttt Mundy. 5t'1eond l•Jeif>tcr, lJot!fl'('f A rwrw.-"Atlv. m�w Tup ftlW, Je;ft to row�-·E!iu.be¥h c•olot'!njr," ...... Eliu,beth nattom row-RIItb Mill��. Kathor!M N•eholtu. I in liW"!'l £voiyn Woodruff ( ..ptoin), Co.n. '1...... ====·-===------..-..-- . �.. -..-.. -��--�=--=� 1.� ,::, 26, 1924 Page Two THE WESTFIELD LEADER, WEDNESDAY, MARCH

AMUSEMENTS AMUSEME T Jtt"tldt� N S 1:•·'-. Hf•,t,·h'."' Slra11d. ''llig n1:h ;.;r�·;:;t s!•n-r, flndl t .h­n " 'f\>HI .;\ll••ltt· _ J-t: J ,.!· diHl l·:.dtl! H�>IJ••rtrt 'II ;Jtll•·CO IHlJ•rlnt a·ipidlu !I With the Plays and Plavers• p

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Phone l:l.'i:l \\' · r HENRY CLEWS &CO. �llliiY' l e- Nofabl.- ,\(�h. Y. Stock&Co!lon O a Membors N. Exchrn 1•• t TELEPHONE 679 'ihnlwrt 'l'hf"o•r••, 11, IS, 17, 19 'AioTF.Jl • 13, BROAD l'I•:Jl�ON.\1, UIJH;C•J•JON \\ RI:AUI·:. TRE STREET THEA ('bnln·t� !'ltmrJr.•,:\'""Jitk­ PLAINFIELDIWSIImNT �IAN,HHCR. New York IJ, lGI-;ItS, 'l'ht• produdlnn W, Jl( at HnurlH" whkll appt•:u·s"�'IJuUVI' thf• HhuiJert. \\'o llohlnJ.{lOII and st x,..n·ark. J 1'\'0IT MARSH HALL And All tld.4 f•Xact y thn Nnnll'k,ill STOCKS & BON OS t•.-,rJiiHrd. ••• LETTERS ISSUED Mountain Ave. Snu1klup; · Mark(-1'l'rl, lUulhC"rr)' tii-' IHIJWl'fdt, nlttl IN Hlllllf' This jll1l'NOI\IIP) llH that whleh 324 �Mlo:\ IJIRS INER'S WEEK OF CREDJT JlJ\llG ,\IN 1\IA'J'INEF,OPaO llt\J I,lt play,�tl nt tllflin li'e mlllfl Thoatrt•, Paris, at Correapondence Solid THE . the Pa\'lllon In L·Oiltlon, and for one ted f. U, !\L\_RCJI .\'!'ttl' tllltl half at tlw CP·ntnrr H1 •l HOME COOKING \\·1·!1·�1\: :tl.\'r,, a • \ Sl :V Y !10 TODAY Nt•w York Breaklaat 7·9 LuncL "BREEZY TIMES" PLAINFIELD etty.Sou!'\�" 'l'lw HlliHutllun llw 12·1 'rlmt C'razr DalNY PLAYERS tltld 4!llh Htl'fWt"Chauvo 'L' hea ll•e1 CJtr.al GIVING YOUR DinnerSUNDAY: 6:00-7:30 "11 h at tho CentUI'YN'L• Hoof,W Yorlt Htarted BEFORE AMI E U G H I ·a•JmeM Sttuure-Anctre .t ... . latlq' haH L ()harlot'• 1\t•\lu�. PAINTING and Chicken Dinner J CO N A. H. WOODS' BIG ELTINGE THEATRE SUCCESS Ba l lt>ft' tr!umphrrl mareh the urld'N (i"�t nmu�o�. Original and Only nun1rrh1Jt-'4Ju �he Ne.-:t Jl.o&m." •tn a fi{'I'OSH In 1 :00·2•30 WJOtf'r cottnlt'r antl It hnH arrlvf'tl NPWitrk DECORATING Phono \\ HArden-WJ'oplcli' of E D I N I and A R T H U R 't9.2ll."' lnHl llfll'r II WIIH nf OVH lWtJ 427 B n nlwluwn It Pl'Nl('OlH nil tht• hlt )'l'afR,the t \ E 'l'III�A'l'llM NO'I'IQS. "THE tour Yorlt Jll'OgTalliH J;; of �: �L� New In IJr!lllnnt ;_� �_;_;_; �;_ --�-�--�-�-�-;·;_�:��� ·�;- :· ·�,,�, :-�-�-=· ��,-�:�-�;r:·:··�-����:����- -�F .. 'fhe currt\nt gala hill thut Is cxquhtltf>lY n\'nrhHl tn · a __ : ______Sent& Now on Sale dUl.l1_gi!H of lucltllon,wuek tho sociidBillll'lUro ttl\Veral of it!-1 II. I'I':UlJ.H'llll'llt. P N utul . " filerau•ly JURY ·.lllB (IXcc llont SEC ST. WOMAN i>JI 412 W. OND ·s� ..; ------·------cotnpany :�:'�E� .llwqU{'B for Cunadtan . - l ...• f ������� nh•kt� wt• t r . E 1\ ;; · l,nlll G ALL l�"l'·" MATtNEES TU ES THURS SAT. • t!'renchthe nrr. \'al thrPou. ttrotltour,u6- r 'rtwnt r,.._ •. .• .• Till· dmr1wtur "l;lll\lpup," lt•• rolnc \VED tltms,tihd nnd chn.fltngt� of Uillnc1W by Madnrno Plainfield, N, J. Matinee• I*Jtt," of Y..eltla nowtorlRt lllttMlt>ul romunro, Phone E Simone. u. Zona Gale's p1ay1 BROAD S T R E I Z B ETH 2:15 PRICES: ltHt-le tltlr'lnrR' !tU<�CllHMful 2435 for now- In k nHnl th · E l L A "Air.cln Hed umtvullltLbly Kn·c u•rhoclH!r, at tho REGENT THEATRE Matlneea (Unreoerved) all Every Eve. except Sat. n l htl\'t! tul{on :.::::::::::·-:· ·:-:· -=- =-=====- =- ·:· -=-=·-= ·=== week\\l hJch un:Hwu� Jllayhouflf' could from Dlrkt"na. lJoJllpop,might �IH•hec nlwrse !f ------aeah Balcony . . l t hns n rcopfmed t'ho bn found as MON., TUES., WED., MAR. 31, APRIL 1, 2 . l' XfllalnH "nn tlr}lhan nn )\oth ..30c 30<: 'rhlt·a t latre wflh thu Originalu.t. castMoroaco in tact. Saturday Matinees (Re. td1h•s," It, lH . . ufhw rc·ttr !-l}H· 1:-o th� a!'l'lvat of 83c, 5k JJUl� to Norma. ?.'nlmudgo'a acrved) an!l h•t'l-uvt�f'and n l ypn1hPt' OrJliHlllage, th,l slnve)' CHAS. E. COX EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION IUlt!Ht !ht: plny-"8llorete"--li.ll�:�lo 50c .$1.1 0, 83e, 5k -- li"or� mltlnJ!-{ht .30c who WOJ'l<.� from Jli i)I'H . t{WH>n ftlrnhll!-1 from A.Hlor l"llt· Ju•n.s' llll to liM• tal \''pr ,n·JEIPHin til" 11111.!'l Hllrl til�..· h('al't\- IME t•ult•.nro\\ll, .i\i at�y NnHh H ' a 3 Lull�··' ' may I lit•m•rihl d r ei't Ja11� lls of i'UI'I't'll t n�lnt l play, · "'rlw ns '*liH!\ dratualli\ -al-rtlllYt· lH· WuJUUII'N Ada�.\l ar.an� \\ lit•:<•· m1u• t·fnr!ilaln•1• In Conjunction with Her Latest Picture ·• l fuur Ju prnlo�ue, ufacts �L nl! IH'H\'P,..., 1i1at 111'111'� lrn't', u t·p!logut·. 'l'hP aettnns l11 IH' plaLan<.!'l' Ju wlu·n 11!• madP this\\' \'t'l', ,...:la\ ·agPn\IH� wa� al't rlghtrP�!-l 1\Till Frnth'(: anU th(• \' :!rl lt•t'•·"hH il,l·· � . t•ll� "LnlllP••t•.'' , t•:11gbnd 11\'('1' READE'S THEATRE {' ).:i_t>flfl JH�ilnd tlf \\'I'll· :-a;\t,• �lar ·. :; lllj;;'l'llt!Jll]t•I J J1y .til iU�jdr!·d I'll:-[, ,l ��}jj!;;,H)!_' ,-1 l•:a(:h 111,. t Jx d:tnl'lll�� r,f npi!'Ptl1·t; n i,o.:tlu• •·nH·Inld,•:t, of PLAINFIELD hig-h lig-ht lu a lh'llllliLty yeur.l�.t.: t l ndvf'nl urn us l"a !ldl gi1·1� rn1 1 ,\JfliH'l• 1 'l'lll••r llnll l•t•r•mnnt Dlr(lt>I"Jnn ttiHI ,IH'i lllant t':LrPPt' .� n1·w STRAN\\'allf'r D h ' J,oll•lcm J11n11Jou, ��'rfnnuan1•1, liLt Re1d1h•nt l from RogerN, 1\tanugf'rllt"Hdf' f'etiR a �� NEW S JlndH an.nldn�Hf · lint till' pHInt'l- of wot;�thIn !• l it· pr!1•,, ,ul!tll: I ;� COMEDY S TOP U, l\r, viHiriiLJn· ;"l"ll No Other IC g-old whuat llt1• -·nd 11f h••r ral11. alotw"J.,.Jlip op." ,�r tn ' FAMO RE EN H S A . !\'aHh, IIH· lt�Jroln1.. Eating Plnce R E R lJun-. • !H' lllUHt 1.-.: aJ . US G T O C T !11'ti(��� .:\llliMl ...t till' [lllllf.ti'lll ldlil ''The Extra Girl'' TODAY-TOMORROW ( l•rtwiur'"' l'ttlttt't'• . Quite pJ,�I lHP.'HJlIII· o(1·o l • .o.t ill ht•t· hl'llllnut •·a� This , l:r ll 1\t•t·ni�>, .\ r'iH1rJ.... Like n•ur, Jll'UIIIiMo�, �llrJta�H h1�r grl'at tlaltt'l' lllU!·,k dirt·l'ttn· •·.\- <'ltet·'s Performances at 2:15, ll:tnf·d a • !'I' tHltl ht "l 'HJIIHllto l \ppld h Hltd lllal"_\ , l;:nnwn tltl' ·•.\ J ,l o•h->�n hurm t 7:00, 9:00 . : '., ' a�, !Ito> �� has il c inall a HUt:eHii'1'S.i\lnu \\'hu l!al'l;,," lbnolt:, ll;tH llo•••n 111 nwnthat . THUR.SDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, APRIL 3-4-5 of .J ;n:r: Ill JtH nnd l' HlPI'.'i "'rhoIH!IliH ' �uppm·t(�'ntnl·•d llrllll!\1Im,ant Na;:h o t toll;Hid�':tll• :rt1 t·n lllllk{'H JlPrmanPnl a lr : hVis!l ' l' l i' :-hn11 patronsway of 1-JiillfIs uf Jda,\t'l'H, Till·h)' J 1 l u y lt:uo rom·ht·t·lt ,.;Limpo�...; dn� l l' o lid .tud l �t- .tlld l thouHands. l.1·:d�·r Ill�• h:tndl.\ ln• h t· tropllllt!'], ,�l ult":l :t l l'rtwtoi·'u REX BEACH'S : l' lHI)H'd, i'itlh!'tantial l'a .I 11tll gcd br t.orH•q;1tn lat'l' h,>atrt• hle� ,, .,,r•k .\JJ»tlll• 1 \\�('II FAMOUS STORY _ r nt priet•s 11111 11lo�r t I�, •·twrr)it .;: it: l.un••- , • . l'llJ.!:tJ..;t'lll!·Jtt 11f \\'rh: itt 1 .. food�hw·ds ntotlt>rutu is !-! ' li.. trl•·h, th" populut·th ai�''W .t tll �··1\1- I 0JP 1->lltirt• · l of thi bu�;ines;.; fanla:;tic with fa rJt't�.tH and . , ·a piP, rtn \ "'l'IH· �1111lP\I hlil IJIJTt'r- , UI\Plt!,A WIJU,•ll lly \\' .. 'l'nrnt•r, ' :n: i• lll �lJ n::• t�ll ," HI.-;s··��llll: 1111! at1.·I.Jip fur- · \•ll•'l':-1 AND ui�·iii'H ;;e('Oflll lt(•W CIH•r- J tiX- CORINNE '111•d1t.\', •11 /�t t' h••:..,{',Jl ln- �! L.tllli flh >II IHJ'h'hill dowu flll Cutnml·n�" GRIFFITH l'••PlHIII�d , In l h i r;.\ !an'" lt•:.·ll\ 'J'Jt,. 11�111,1] ' l')' ' 'l t lri lltll !l Har:tlr Truax l l!l·l. i r l 'l •t!t ' , '' r�· pr,.Ju,qqwdi· a t· ilH· l.t tt•,-:t jillnl upl.lJ S nt•\\','i l ll i III JtaI'HSIirll•,t ·, \t· l'a 'l'tmqdt l n.Y, ''HI'\""11'1 '1rand 1''111• dJ.. IH· MartlH Will P I·,,�, :t l� ji- ---·- W H :'i l·:tlu·l lhllllth u;J• �; with ;·d · lolll/t' ll" f"l'•' t•,t�·ir i'ltn!lou�hHinai d •\rthnr Tr,, ,..,.,.,,, ltio\ \'t· allrl 'l:hw·c:lo t • �;}HI''. -in.;_ ;\Li t::tuley. ; TOM MOORE, I fl -tc: CON "BIGRAYMOND BR HATOTHERTON, E T " THE CREAM THAT WAY TEARLE D H ROBERTS ·JUth ,'-o t.--'''l'b�· UutNhh•t," •\'• .. ::irndlli� St�nd.l \ tll•ltJ� "SCAREM edy •. MU H, a Mack Sennett Com �\'llliam lalo1�1l � ,I ,.1,, t,:·1 :-: .·w� TOUCHES THE SPOT llan·il•, prnd llo' ­ :\l .i !'l'li ' l·:wplt·,., C " '"'" r -1 !iun, · 1 1 . (IUI!·:Itl(·!,''.l r.':,,flU\\ ph� 'rq� nt Olt' ·''I>. w 1, l .:0,llt ,.,.,,,.\ !In•'l'lll l•':;" wilt turn!Hh · tron·t}"TIH• Nothing c1m approach · tdnl ;-H /1'1'1 'J'IH·:tl r•·, will tiH• • Jll r·rt.li!li\H'Ill, II llt>dlnl ;nul his lhe llu• h I ! t il l'lll lfh•l \".•ll·h·\'11!•· ;oart.It·<• H•·r, ,\ ,lhur, \\-Ill om· -�-- r 1114{'I nr11 lhiH II IH th1 ir :•\ll'l'lali r COMEDY-NEWS t11J II t · llt• tu1 Ow1 onl.\nll.1· ·��;�.'';1 • l t· I •• l'i lito il'd whi('h ta:�tc of wonderful ie(' AESOP'S FABLES a • m �' of the · \' ,� \ 1\flt·l'l\ Its dour, lft:On hq•!llt'J' ·ltl l;. , • 1 h•' •111.,· rl1•·; ,!,,,,,,J.,Iliin·d lll<�rt• tliau Y•'•ln� ovlll j•o·r io'i· cream. popularity has REGENT ORCHESTRA AN liP ""'ilIntill !!t . I]'.I)1 I"Jl j!,,.J!Iol d(•J!I'hr l t1 '4 •�l'JH\ll"o Oil\• •);" t Llu!lo• lnil ill! •'> in I ' : '·I· \\'(\J 'l'hn•·�,'' npp,:dll• "LilliesF Ar,1QUS FRIDAY D SATURDAY l .-\In '"J I1t• 1 ''11 dd1•r" . 111 "lll't·t•t.,\ �pread J,(,�a'ww of ib rich Field" 1 ' fWi!lt Jd.tyiJtj}. 1�:1pit''Jjy , t•J lLH' Jill· f• .l tll l'•·d tlllllPtl\!111, .\;tJlll1' CIHII;h­ fhvor. 1Hg ;o;;o I'll I,{II; dll•l thj-:]]o·1\'• ll:tfl:�•·lf:i tl!\' tw" , \\"!1 1 {if lttlH' hell ll, IJrPl! llt'l'l·h'i;ll'l :;..!!1 , ,1 'd\H�Tltuhlil,,!l,� '' \\'hPw!ll l��ltH Vt· In llt·llHtfU'!nl ' llt'f"IIUIIJ\ '111'. \\"hu ltlltl\\'t, llirt iltl:4l111:!•S or nf[i·r 'l'lw tlla\· llW\ • · ill<·. hi ,:r�!:JI !tw\do•ll\,: !i!!V�f��lf�Ut:%'1-�f.ll�!Wl\ .".n'il'h!fl-' �'till� : J1rw ":,� I Whtl tT<· llH'!� t•!1 l i lt It!·nnd l!ltl'tll Where nnd s ll \ the North Begin a \1 I' ' Westlieltl's 0/clcst h�·'furlr �nHllliPRBA. Although now "'I' 1:." 1 �'•1 tl/t l '' .\llr•�1 vk�ur··· J>A YS" mnn. i'\ tonn \\ !Il l Mmllifll clurinli TURPIN "TEN DOLLARS OR TEN Nt� W tho r.lwt," aPIH •It- l Yorkl'rH, 1'A!·r0f>H! Nt Iii•· !t n .. tltltt''' •lr11iy Hlld t!HIH\ld lm;.> ', BEN in fO NHW d j'll l f'lHJ ;l lll\.11!--:1 . 111·W 110\'(•J Wit�· rqr- Estnblislllnenl II \\: ;lfJ IHUtHHl tJq� CwlUhflU{i\lHIUi\1 l'utrl1t )..', fnr ht•r lhan•flll-lH!Itlnd of l•ltlt OJi' .\ IHUSNIH� •:ttf'Uit la..'4t liiPHUWI' nhd mot grottl .Pr ndwl• l'!'l''l Nllec�·sa llif' prrulllt'f•d t I BROAD ST._, WESTFI E llnthu... ., l·�/-0 ltwludrln . tll o�'.tylng ,t)l/,J.trlem, 'J.'hn (!It!�1.nd;" f1',1 1111(ir•nnett 1111 nr l!�l tlltl 1J ''Cxtr111�n! ; l LD ('hlldti"U . i:5tv.vt�nt-J, lll!f�h � �·�otn·Jnllr for Nnr·n1n11d onnt Nrw1 l\n,oott J!hrnnf:!'tt l:Cfll'liHl, · · Hton thr�t �,���� �hl,tl " Ollv�r •s nd• dalm tt>nr Wt• *!�'!t�u � nltk'l It l!t��TIP· • bNlt Jlktunand·. Tel. 755 (�t'Al\din, o'rn- i M u,.l'bt'�«n• fruut UC ��Ut' l ht• lUUIH' lr� h1ll'thP UrtVflt llVJHlflt,thn.t (�IJVdO\l(JR, Utf!,1 tdi!Yii' ill Ht'fiHfhVlt}' IWIUII!fi tn. with "Tho Lt'ii!IPr l're�"�." qtwlity -t.tHI H.J..i!Hthtg· ut u��' 01'-nh_ll\., nd printing. 'l'PI. 407. THE WESTFIELD WEDNESDAY, MARCH LEADER, 26, 19%4

ARTIST AND PROMINENT boauti .ul �� [hl�� �����\!ffi������[;TI ��,;, mind, t n� g1H1d who , � CITIZEN DIES �� rtuzen SUDDENLY !•ana::;n gmu•dp a·re Frederick Gordon Stricken spir� l u � I!! hi, raJloe �-,.���·,tn 1duem neh :�� �� i ·<· C. will t.c thl'<•ugh With Heart Disease in His <:ontad·ar thP wit h a tire (!i[lil" as orecas t'zn g przng studi tiring i•nprinl ,,f n g'real••f ,: fOR  uni1Nl in � Q' \V{ lJS Methodist Women Handle stn - J h •{•1, I'Plast at the humemgrria gc th�on .�i :. - first T ursday R h • p; s • D ofe osiT Fine Expedition , par<•nts in C'alllden in th pre•- The �udden death Fn:derkk · u T'- a bride's �: : With ,,bout c. Ill ·" to of Co t l m Gord0n o J Thursd.Hy of Bz l , e .ds Crowd and Get of last �-Rv. [?_ nl v u lnspnct r·s <·n<'<' Camd(•fl, <•lie hutH!I'"d � \V l'!:\tfil'ld, H(ll'ht!stN·,gJe>to ;;hock \Vt>ek I � Record as great tu his E. A. WEED. nr2. l n Praise. frr)tnButfulu and SynH us�.· . Tlw t• t-re- · mony frien� pprfunned the W. Tay­ and . �IU�� field ann . he h A. Wt•ed, fj J8 Rev. vicinity, wu� in t e \\'t•sttit'ld, ud n Sunday aft- lor, byEpbcnpul Church fot· s rl TO DIN E FAIR p�)J<.t ' ·�rre ' a l'l'tlot' n <· l e a : : d ed e I of the of i y di;.;P.use. pp re c amdr�"'"rE:u. home was . otflt'(�' �� �� MEN SEX to l'nll fO! mml}w d.11l:;, . � Hrtusto u out .. 'd Ht• athorn 2: 4 5 from 1H' Hrt 0 v w _ The Peck beau- b l l o l \' 1 [ill : ll t the sehetile . . 8 . l ' o I 1fu y •h •cora cd, color Thursday n1t1rnjngIns and ha t in hisJu : wm n m k n Mat·rh 1 Bverywhere there is Spring lhe air. The are . di , Aid Society the e t ed a d }wrl n��i ded it1 I ora is brighter ; .• t y • L l M A "' · in �kie� l uf . usual dH•E"ry a Hi'�:·r, , blue, the ;am I"'' 1 .a '' I maHHPl' with t for past nin e rC>ars. Mr.\Vl'l<11 'VN·dfiPhi ! � F rst �l. Church the task ul'ing pinkMis ands l•'lwhite.oretwe Thel' eck, bt·idc>­ already Mother lo;arth respoiH!ing to entrcatit•H the warmer sunshine and the i maid sister two hi!' friend�. lt�af-:t i Uw K had of ! . , ; wn� e-ngaJ!t•rl in ue � is tlw ol' r the social hall thewas hrid< •, and h r two < e t o o l! di ne s in of n i · s were lit�nf tlwn. n•t r U tf1 Hw P l·�xdulllg-p longer days. For th i:i just a �llhtlc hint that i •t u u � hl!5 in New r-itv · d monlwr ! � ere thn tree8 o be leafing, and s<·n· in�t 248 ' . Harr:,'e S. Parker of wu::-l n a o chJr<·h last evening girls Law- wnw st�dw York Hlltl will n o l lll( . of Elizalwth. [ill of ihc Friday I fl wH · o n, was l On·hanl, , the world will he a lJlaze 1 to o'elock and th y areom� best t'idingat his hi e usualMo·.mtam<, 1I A Grnrf' four �i:4t'I'S, � Westfield in attendanee at the fwcd­om �<-t·u un h rlnu�hter, Already Llazing down Fnshion's pJHw•l feat with pre- ! r t dio is 1oeutcd1 uppm·ently in hi�_.�ii-1 r:4, Mrl-\ highway t·onwH bright. colorful, smart new and d t h waR so l' u , rision espa c . l d nK were and M e. Charles U8llal jtood extt•pt lhnl h l\1 S. n. '\'Hvus ntHl Prnnk ll done health, of Hoek fo d, Ill., nnrt \V ilgus of nuBoif', • you'll are warm enough, you'll to and 111rs. Hal'l'y . Parker. paU."\�d II}H't! tJI'h � more thai1 rhoosilll!' tlw men of the church, whose ad miration .. which wus not is hahit. Thl· f m a t>ervil'('wug Pn. lovely thing;; which thiK S in Opening II , s . · t cr l lwld at hiR from pr g was f<>rmerlv u \t•udwr Ahont enjoy erer 'ited both by t e good 1 o 'doek in afternootl Jiatc h me Jm:t t'\ und � exl , 1 Ghe. l.mde f;arker o 't•ning- eon� brings. . tlu� • in · ll t School. in tlw . was h g t , c mlli t• Peddle B l Ull arti l frielld tltH'�('d by he mi was ved th< m and the machtne-hke i a Mr. ; : th rPI'tOt' ser to I th<· m mi ion business in n al : < HPV, J. A. co se tnuny ,Yl'ars st nd g culkd nt of St. Paul'st (',)nl'rh. St H,• n prt•rision with which the was cotton a m ::atr. f l'rn t � iob f!ft;ortlon'f. und l't'e(, 'iving in Comwdicut.n wu:;; 9� Nt·w Yurk city. He has a yuun11: no llHt�h-· daughh·r by his former wife, who war; studio, l'e · IOflfly . lwl' knol'king t>ntt> rl'd atHI don<'. wa< oyster suppl'l' . n . J a io Welch. Rhe died fl3)Wnst_oo nd ht>J'to hi"' t'lHJ('h , It :m uc<·a� onto friewt lyillg nn and t h charge wa rents Missy<• ars M a r On tur from seVll•l'!lli1· u MRE e s but 75 g . re n w ADELAIDE C. VAUGHN. person. Fried oysle s, raw h n 'Ytnooon, und t oys- I : o < Mr will fully •lrcs·,ed and ap}>an•11tly lifele•s. Tlw of r . A•lt>lnitlr eurh � I Doctor Jleckrr c ll t! and t·e- funpral s <'r', roast fresh th vegeta- tnk<• . Mrs. Parkt·r n e M C. t pork, t . up theit· t sidence at Clark H}Jontling instuntl�wus� urri\'f•d at Vuu hn. widow he h un wn r . 18 of t blcs, �mlnri, coffee, pie a ice rream : • G . tlw! ].,.tf\ C n {'r-v street. Htudio hy 1:20 and pronouncPd that \� att�thn, who di d WPdnt••d>l\' w�re on the hill of fare.d The work � . I F..t h of her �on.<' W. Vn!l!!' nt'l. life had Lccn cxtin('l fol' li t. C' tl t� omP h p r g and serving crowd In i troducing n Th r,, e pre a MRS. MARTIN WELLES TO Kome t k l nft­ of the tinw. Appnr<'nlly 1\l r. G ordon hurl i n llroo l\'n, hel• on l<'rihn . hl\lrs.a rm n. Some of the women ll. in as c i a got of put. fo !lroad Rev. Former Retident Tell Her l kiug hi• 1111;il, r une lt•tter EnRt nn the job as early 0 o'clot•k in to o HlneeL Thr W. W. s I hadoo ht• novt•r opened. !Jouhtlt•os the lwnrt C e, JlURtor the Cong-rt•ll'�tinnnl d tahe time he first pe-riencea in India at Conrrega� e morning an by t Ch rrh, <.lf ofi th� SpringNetime ! wJust the magic word in hnd u Se 1leuth wh rh ason utln('k whic11 the clo H e hungry ones appeared ut o k tional Pariah out eauR<•d his ', ot thfldecPII"< 'd WI"I n- itself 6 ' � rome with su!TiriNlt wnrn ng t n memhet c alu rttld n the tables were all prepared, ·with · on i R(ll'Vh.'('S, On Thur.,!ny, A ril u gre t et le him to re h ouch i<•rment wus at Fnirview. awakens in your real sheer j oy in living. It u d p a Hlh ne hi" snowy whitt• tablecloths, n un lllll· I, OJI· hn J\lr, n l n · the llr. tht• c phy�ic. i!1n, Vmw wos Vt>nrs twe and hn,t pie force of waitre se to meet the phr it� will he given many of Westcott, fllUnty 72 nf s s women of W stfield to r t ld r m l of resided in West flrltl for the Ins! menns a full of new things. in he e g ee o I!UV<• permiS'ion f or lhl' nm In the need und nn e ual fo ce t t m1 e a 17 q r ri nd und to hear an i e s ing talk. the re nnd n t·al serviee• w<•re ye rs. Sht• was vi•il.inl(' lwr son i11 new world k t en. None to wait ore e n t e m ai n e i h had m than fMrs. Marlin l e r • fu We l s, for er long hdd in St. Paul's Chtn·ch on Sntm- Brooklyn when strirken wilh Rtore it means the revealing of new b fo b i g e e u styles and fewc minutes e re e n rv d. 11 J>llOU· s time prominent resident in Westfield,m day afh>rno,, n at o'clock, when the monin !llHI died a tt•t nn illness of a was no program of m ic no f There us recently etu n d from nea l a • · dnys. ' , has r y u Rev Janws A. R ith rend the s n· fiVl' fresh merchandise. All that is new ;peeches--the crowd met there mere· r r e .• < year's visit with her two m issionary Mrs. Ho emrt Har n, for Spring have h r b ly t ei evening ndi . iet•. W. de n MRS. EMMA E. EHRNHOLM. the in I friend of Mr. G ordon for Rcvernl c utor h instead of at home,meal an inenjoy daughte!'B a will greet you here. h c ·s, playenr" of =oao.::=:::aoaoc:: o of the D m nio nn�l \�us so deter- hnsbnnd n�d two children, Anrl""'' a g n the demand and h in an All ld . o i n in gau i g uv g i d m e n his \� or th t nnd Rol1ert, nnd two 1\frR. missionaryJl'iends soci t e and the womenure iofn- '�""'. to nk r hfc k n of pr pa ed food ready, e i s in I � si•ters, ample supply e r own I nt e sent to Frank G dn New Hnve11, s i n to vited to be t f r hun . Parts, where o ow of each wom n a s g ed present. h'" � o having IJ he stud1ed at Julien and the Col- Mrs. Wal r of New Y01·k.Rtlil n a k n11 the te Mn�ree pa ti ular place a d job and nowi g r c oro"'i Ac demies s me lime nnd Tht• u eral •ervices were heltl nn i he wnR no o f her du e thoroughly. e SCOUT FATHERS i a for h n t s T r returnee! to Cnnnda to luke up t e Sundnv nftm·noon and hitch nt stage. W>'re rondn•t. any TO HAVE MEETING I tcn.ch lng of in Broc�vllle, in ed hv Iln�rh nf Philndrlohin Cook for m'l MrF.wen Men to the Women. inch pluct• he nl�o t•stnbhshed nn IJI"lhl'wUw Cemetery. Interment In Indies having sc r p llcuu �ouhng. M h l cond 11ceited u h o S ovement •n . on this occasion, the men T o · Mr. GcH'IIOll succUillhed as Weatlield-Fathera of BoY• Not In 1886 t(l they ge erally and ot to NPw Yor and re n d ABRAM HORT ] n arc n wanting lure of k su w S . o t on by th fair sex, 11re going Scouh Urred to Attend. I htheie tud e ther� till• t n be u d e e I i s at Art S u dP ls Abram Hhort dir•d v••tcrclnv morn- 1! CALL WESTFIELD FOR DIRECT CONNECTION of h IN> •gut•, t h e the As re,ult t e meeting of the I � c i• ing his homP, R r e .. 1208 serve n dinn r to Indies some i h im tonight next mo th which they say wilJ a Scouts W "1"�' " durlhntng c1ly � ,, ot•cupte".r d n fromat an l OIJ3 Pro•nectHe l P t rathers of Boy' in estfiel \ nttnek of nrn·nly•l•. hnd " "some" nai hn be aff r in the eating line. committee a oi d nt thnt me d lr:''"u dcinn cocn t whi ' poor h ea h �!M:ffi�![iil ![fijiMffi!)iji\[ffi�IDi]!MKJ���!)W����2f. =ntl"OI"'nl=nl"'nl�ni::O.JtJ2.J112.n.IE'.tu�2.n2.11J!/rnl!!IIJ p n e et s ' Kl�<·c , cl� l t l been i n l ![ji] nr.oranranraoralll'21U'21U'21!121U'21V21112flli21U"i;!i nra u female hnve word p t : d wu• 2:1�ln1 vontc u place yem·•. Mr. i:lllmend ti ns. I 008 l{p ' L:Jl. · :the men. The will do C a o ' field un�l l'<'>�t Fl r s f 'i'� th<· Rcoulmnstcrs in JII'OJ)Ol'ly 1'11 11- llw itJ( l'cuc pinn l a r that are right and up-to-date, and a known musici n in the nietropolitan ' G il er hed thl' uc t• of its , r ·t ll 1 1 2.n.1 large variety of ' or 1 avome lnt s t te' . <' , a · th oop•. h _) district, anti thi picked orchestra . amc,d as lg . 0 ' 1 !-i H s, uru �kl}{ oracw s r � ll �;�'Westf.'t p�i(•:·l \i''nve11 Ue anti ;F�ir t strl'!'\ , nmg Cll' t. thl' l�w 1"'!'r f "'':"" I � s � � will urn ish the music for lite eve· lhn.ted '"'I,JStfhcr : r<•mnms f Stntf'< : Quimby u11d Elm streets, West l1 1 oad Flowers, Braid, Hat Cloth, Etc. at very low prices. Mr. Reed says h i f\!, J. GLEE CLUBS. alIllso a R<·ncs rnve. .r de<�l(lls o f1f. t l uvemwR. nnd no is be April 4. the . . r M ro ------· ----·-- �·-----. . � >rure•l m k t i . . politun )l useum of Art uin Yorl<.d -: . --..- , 21\J celebration IT �DVERTIS!i'� · � tQ a e . h o r cl b New PAYS ' · 1 Make Your Own Hats u s and s a Save Money be m b e the u e thr A t n was or- · thnt will re em long in Thl' f glee cnmpriStng the h n ssod io TO rhurch N d section 1 Wu ize ArVt!r-5tfi<·t ld,a �1t·. annals. .l <'l'scy of Thr .Agso�l t�d � n d in \ Gordon \ NGleeew Clubs of Amer1ca, wtll u tae £lf2t=1U bP ut . m took gn·at n el'est in it nnd heltwd Thrt·e will one at u · u uhout 111. n lJ1 b s t•nlcer lhor s of 175 con� , m·11r·mwt· i t room h the di nn wo apn who is tiH' e Pulllir er and that m cl'rt to he cn Sp1 n nt t FREE DOG BOOK Wffi a p: v i mmc y tu tl;e throughout Methodism as one . � n u it Frida 1 Llhrury occupiPd by nm;nda� � notl'!l cvenm!r, Aprtl : tion n�nfuctw the li hting lly of the brst known orat rs in the 4 in !}�11}'�b�;� ��:l�t�l"t. , !( lll'rnnr,-e-. , l'tmn ANn Tlt>\J:V l'hllrrh. o Th<• concert , , bemg m-rnnged .'lm <•nl•I were efore Ill". hur Woodbulf, w l Gr.r•lrm served as adiVC llnw I� plac n. r �lr. 1,111u; no'!!"lustMSI<:S " � i r tnke5 e. hun• aH its nw ht•rswhich tlw:i • Pn of the ussociution.most eondltlon.(0 JIUIkill •IO>r . In ladie�ttlwrc is noh•cl m of pn :·-i . AnwnJ.!' the u t gueBLR d d t neaR, ! � 11 cl i and NutiPy Gl£�e Cl ub an : This IW\\' t'ontact l't> n d to in i rt ci•m . I '11Rgcstion of skepti , I Mo a r � t• p olir:ht with the Orpheus of Newark, with thPlf ; him to new or in ( lwor and lflliiiY:; ! ·�����;e���1)'-CIVIO ���rvg� ;nt:���g;� r"f<•J't•nco h surcPRs the men iil · \i..:, � � t e w k (' > fiiiTIOUA '21\J lender·:-:, l\1nrk Andrew:-: nnd ·11, rnnk i V<1rr .ti n P thingKw in nil h vt• !(·en Q -W DOG REMEDIES l J. M. HUTCHINSON in doingto all the rook ing and , a I i:*.1112n , hnu. done p�t�t YPPI' two. null J:j(J ��·nhan•·inc. 1�\�tl'U a .. � Thev mlmit K se ! Ill tlw . (J!' llhJII!frPtlfJJI ur dug lf'fHl,., tlw 0-1'('l S g n U!{ a joint !'horus the eluh:; '1.111'1'(' Ullll'.'lllil combination Will d nuhtles; bQ nll that i� lw ingo in g n :--. trn1nln�>C t•o11nrM, hftTUt'MM, fl,1riiii\IJ\" nr� makei th r from the t"''H'I icnl"'II. " ingenuity1111 an H1• h e ELM STREET5c. to $1.00 Store STREET nimrd i•. but h n brondly will ei prognnn f'UDdiNo dng- hnUHf'., col.-. 1\lllllf'tl frrt'. they i of lhh art. t EDWARD R. JA RV IS I l' 1 tJw fo!' t '"I'"" the)· Sllll'" in the h ai n and of nn•td gJal ""'" emf" flt"obnbln faihU'l' of Jot f\f , nc. Associated · lht�tere t M Hnll J • !7 • :1\ U C u 'OIH'f'rl in Cut'(!gi£l on '. pnJRJa h•tok£·r� and lmsi!l(•SS l fl l �t• \ r:r,,r llrUgwr. Store Merl'lre l Clec h amlis en•ditnt }pa;;t a twoduring liWt'H t' tlwHHI� ·HH tw(Io I1bnnr nia nH�llhiHf' eommutell:ln)\e!'s h in Much with • al r coll ·h n ta5t QUIMBY f""'J rR, w o nevel' tJu)il' t d JH!Rt ril'2�ora�M]l��l¥Jli����Qf�l¥Jli�l1fiji1fri]['!'][lfnj[lfj[JI)(Jil[U'ijltri]�rl�Pfejl'!L]DE}[¥21lf'JIU<:j{l!'?.ji!ICJII!i:Jrn1J[)J][llliKJIUjij��!1f:il' HI, thr tltr<'<' l , t• s plrms typl' nuto- ·-- - - .. c!J l l"tl' ll" tll£' "fOtln".' tl10llth� -- � - � r_ :I ok nn tlt '· "'\'('!'!II fnl' ------I� I=JLI :J c:!Jt co d without. ... '"' ur. CI12fi� 211 f2n t:!ll ti. ,::s r::Jt .-____:nen c:.n c.n 211 m. �Jjl, r:!Il t2JI C.f J e e.n2.J e '"""' n ,,.. of snwri{. liet·tiSt• plutla '11'-�w had b!'ell 1•1 1' !1:1- lh--: P\'f'tl <'I!!! thi5 , "' 1 'J•oilin� it, and to Ulld�rtak" thi R b il! In l" to jnint ehonlf wnl'l:nJuit latill L VERY STAnLL WALLP5c. 25c APERper rol ti<::• rfn \ru;il -, '\"'!'" \' I "S ' I and nil (' out t·: illo , c.·li·•·lwll . . • . f·:.y · · 1 1 1• r ·• ' · . 1Y l tonl ·. Jl ll\\ rJ J• I ' Mo"l'na ,I Lowest 11 111 11 fll owJwnsnJ� lllll\1 uh''t•!ll('lltl �:, f hv l'o n t nn· on�anJlt . · . '! . • ro • ...... Painters at . ·J . u . i Ti f� · · · . ·•ll •il I 1. Sp·.••'nlty 1 Paperhangers P! t·JI'tr' t •l1 1 tlw - lftwh I 'ill , I set'V\'1 rv n Ow · \" tfi !·' N ennmnt J':),. ' 1'\' 1 • i w·1·· • T\l n o n·�don: .l ;li lt' 1 .1(11 1 · l! · · · ,I! 1 "tl''. 'l, IIH':nn _ . l l 111 ' 1 1 1 1.lfll< l 1 l' I ! I . :\! • . . . ml f' wbn >PPJl l .v \ , . '':-;, 1 r.n· I' , hns Wllh• 1t1 P r'l''lf' adJ l\'ll !f'l•· · t·.;, n�c,• n\. ��o I pro��l'i.'�{-; . · · · · · o f • . ,;'I I,· ('ri JI- � \''.Jr .�iJ · · !-'!1 , � , 1 • I :"\l . d .a· :"•·, \, l\1·1( Ft•••dr:ril'), 1 ' T'ln i n;. l •n , I'l! •s.\ vt. •arr>• ' lll tins t'hnntrv. 'on, II II T T ll J 1. t ''""''" 't «!l;•d I . . 1 ' �! p r> " ""'' l J.)P ! · .I •.• Jnn.l I CHAIN STOHE LPinl.>·<. • it•• p f ;,; J I·� . :\]f>ITJII: � : ,r,• of tilt' ArlII ••Y' I l l\Jr::. J,, T n·� • • i g,_.nn•P ).Tr!-l. Bnkl'r, llH ::f' f'l uh:-.1 0. rtl'(• A·;"·'"'l'd LUM IN ,.,,,,,, ll't "'' ,,.,., ..I·:... :.:""<>raJ NATIONALWATCHUNG AVE WALLPAPERNUE, E. FRONT STREETCO. l t l havr•l'P•.'t·ntly Clll'penter H•:t 1·rl· 'n, ·l ."• !1'.'- only' l t'f'H�J�;Pr- ung - ����nlo11Tht•l t''�; . nu·mhf·l'� t:f :\-T.r.,H P B G 10!1 \\. '�sh nnnn !tt·n Cii!THIJ'"' " f:uru a I Steam fitting and Tin and Builder. near . rH'p LlH'n.-:, ht·ant•tiill't> aHt1 to !-\O ! R A HOPE . . hv l\frt!, .., nnd pn•parf'rltn g�·UH•lunitP' upnn 1 1 �.· Jli"I':>Pnt 1 1\"lfl''", I l•hn Fr�lwr. J\Tr�. Hutlitl�e ,an:u rs. Phone 4763 N. J. . : __ ·.�� 1 ll� nn� I' 1 .�'! 1 1 I' ( , ] ,, t ' - o hn,,.� . Torn� jllint diOI"lUi rout ' lb nJJ.' \H row f Jobbing -·-·�inlidd, �·-JI . ChndP;J . o1lu·r o.;flltU' : • Work I Mr-s. E .• 1 it n impo.-.:f dwr n� of mnlP .,,,rVH't.''i. 0\l.twn\'t !JI thl• 11fltll\\ly11 1\l'i:'1 G1·i�g;; nnrJ enx,L, l l\!lfi ., . 1 l\1 · 1\_ • H 1 I Prices Moderatfl E&ti.mntos Furniahcd. u r o n. r tmrh a 1• (' .'. · · • M Mrs. · n n l H.ln g mot,,1 r.·" . (r!ll'tlnnmc;i 1 �·, n .t H': I J • \V'I -1 Ji;, H l hi:f-�!'1'5 l ct �l illJ� n Arthur lr tn lm ll 1 P (,,JrthJII nnd C.Surveyor H. FIRSTBROOK and Civil Engineer Not. body. Dwisht hr,,tfwrH, nil l't'Hirllng An1 1020 SOUTH AVE YO\\ a Bub::H�r\her1 If TnrnnCitu.'lrdoo, Joseph Stoltz Subnrrllw Now-$ in Mal Room llldg., 1,\' h)- 2.00 per �' Oil UEAD 11inpnsi· " Nnt NEWR AND FACTS M<•d••,,t of WESTFIELD tl lJnlonOlfl�•• 10, Shapiro nncl ,..,Jiri!ll( Cranford, N. l'•nr. lion J't•w wc·t'P permlta t<•d to the An., J, Tel. <:V�;HY PAGF. know PhoJJI' 2:!7 W. 3!l3 Four LEADE , WEDNESDAY, MARCH Pap THE WESTFIELD R 26, 1924

can om l et there is plen- . th t ample water be c p ed towns a is W r m a good ny available at a reasonable cost. ffl£ tSTfiELD LfAI)fk tr of oo for a homes in the mand The State New Jersey more town of haH proviHion mu;;t to pro- it possilJle for We�ttield be made made them. The iH sure and othe1· corr,munitie'l \'ide show tiJ pro- 1 to attract the interel:'t i est themHelves and �hHke o!I:· of nv - teet l'l'BI.ISHED WIL, LTERLEE J. . Secretary and TreuurerPre•laent b ic . . . . be n where i ..:: $. and to the homeseeker a d West- Let it k n n o w �:.e I tNDEPENDEN1' NEWIIPAPKB a lies a d ;;ave field st n s blame n Westfield's n d ready to welcome ! the right sort of o p e rt is 1 water rights before it too pe l . ;s WHEN you were younger you playedining? football WllliiTII'IIilLD Are You in Tra UI"FICIAL I'APII:Il tor 'Ike a ell recognized a that late. IIOilU1>(tWIIP. less worth while towns. These : ------a nee never has governed and - --- . --- f nd home�eek rs have _u that i spring insuranceo : o n ever will. It is constantly do- for weather, when it is too warm t run the most ttra tive Shiver . � � ing lhe best we ca that has . Wel'tfi�ld IS l n the furnace and yet the evenings too chilly to Ettaorlal omoeDept�����- h�·�· town the con m tmg zone SuJ!Ines• . Ill : u . ma de our United States. Printing Dept.-. . ; - 407 and 1ts substantial con mued 1 be without a fire, is our clean, dustless, heat Job . . But, some imes it is neces- -- and pet·manent gr �t � t ...... ---- _: } h the ' that we o i g CANNEL It is ideal fuel or � ---- . o IH be reminded not hr n COAL. f he�t proof of ts quahty. Slil'Y t w � , to take too seriously the muck· : I yom· fireplace. raking • • 1!111 that goes on whenever OF now su d of real mfort During every year io is i pe in Order be as re co t lect n m nd g. S c fOREIGN ADV£llli!IHC R!PNEIUIIAIIVEI 1111 e u h und !l:vl J£�1£! NCIGHIP•HAOD --N!WIPAP!RI, loc. ield Fire theD eparWest-- · at expe se. WESTFIELD • f conditions as small n NEW YORK- - CHICAGO JlXist' now in ut ment is called o a ' Wash ington have arisen in all THE - 19Z. Grass great many times to · countries in Our own ONLY e 26, Fire all times. \ Wedn aday, March extinguish grass · history reveals all too many tbe Newcomer-We Nuisance fires d NATIONAL welcome an burning , �imilnr situations. Yet, we To Weat&eld to and nsk that you rubbish heaps that have alway� come youwill al ' through fo on all threaten vu e propCJ�ty c l on us for in rmationtown. lua�l . flafeiy until today we may call matters pertaining to the Our 407. These tires are traceable to : ou rselves the leading nation of n WESTFIELDOS' N.J. Is _ e BR telepho TUTT1492LE many causes, but the negli- · the world. gence that makes such fires A11 1\fr. Kean points out in his PHONmaterialsE possible is chargeable directly article elsewhere' in this issue, to owners of rd!J I [or stu t e the property : Lincoln construction h our martyred President "Sturdy where the fires are started. : w11s being subjected to much Modern health laws based , the same troubles in 1860 as is ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• upon common sense require the Calvin Cool d ge today. Mr: 1 i prompt removal of rubbish Ken this l I n does well at time to , u heaps and civic pride sho d · us to back the pages of l , nsk turn 1I � dictate the keeping of vacant history and rend the immortai r\ I 1 -=="jl�- nnd gra ' '1 '! U11 \11 6 W J I 1.! lots clear of weeds ss words of Abraham Lincoln, t - heavy enough to supply spoken in the dark days of -\., ''A M E R . fuel for. '/.001( 1 C A-Finl Laot ond such fi r s It costs little to keep ' W 1-11 the e . 1860 at the close of his address All Time-AMER IcA." a y ea ' ' ---- ·- -·----· vacant s fel cl n ion February 22 property in Cooper \ lf T' , • When the idea of observing enough for thi!! purpose. ' J-\tf Union. I N I\llOT an a nnual ,4_l'/k'l1 We a _ cleanup In New York city there is a u r in hearty accord with i:l', e - i': �'- ! for week was agitated anci,ent city law that m oses a e) Utte � p 1 Mr. 'Kean's appeal, "let us ,:-----"-�'--: l n or ev ry ch mney re · • -A� • for time fi e of f e 1 fi ; �tand by our President as our! c_, ·Cle• nup the first $5 . Epring ,�furs must have!�� �' ein- 151l�.filblll:��••!:::J a only years· th a t report ed Th e h's e c lm· ; forefath s avcruge woman doesn't realize few ' • e s.tood by if.) h oneold, reliable Tho Week ! mr,t;e,. he wearing poor- n !s· ; r theirs." b one of t e J all three epen .- h ! ltAIIW.-\Y I'O'I'I�S OLIJ I•'OH�l 1 ra e rnarlm l > ca ance, d d up- ·O • skm scarf, best quahty, . e re om- c red f x, o n h feel of this i p01t t it has become ar hkel�· to offend a be n r o o om e fit m n Ht•tnl'n.• n d d k snble l r t and a .advocates, lmt c · h>Yt•tn·s ,\ I arm· d Cotm l :Ht�r a soft, si)ky , �ll5; finest E. G o win -one f 1Xe d an d efulUS cus- ing -t·are but the penalty re $45 : coeon and ·m Emma o d , 17 E. • Sl� ('ununisHiou h J e efox, $50; x gar35th t·llt. d rs an or·setry. Let 0 t�.·'""..:··fi ' - f l <>fs a nnd d\• 11 es St.1 un e t ds c neg A t"r • x <•nr of plntmum ' blue fo ' many A meucan com. mains as. punishment i commission c g · t 11' • fot• l - Y duldcd .�S5., her ,.xplttin it to you. Omf Ill ' gonrnmcnt, Hnhway • • None presume to gence fo lowmg. rd . a y l orm ur * l)ll.l.�ities. l m r at spe�lul l'kc l n • • • i 1\!udeleinc Irish, gi d o , t o T m j l f en nherit re tere · l Ill on· ·whPtmiu�ly a he a ori y o om who a s v e of plan ru cH safety. Y{!stenlay old nw'!cy l e it thro�rw{h who ele trolysis,nurse .,.,...q�estion the alu • the of to return to the ig-no1·nnc�. It's has devoted years to c os . o " n ty ' ' rult<, h)· nyor n1 d formThe father po tho1·- P.ermanetlr e� r y m e nd - th pr t t • me t e al provided 1 Council. u w1se who mststH u d t s ol � and e esen • _ p ro 2,: 2 2 o g n u n s�mble h thu . 'at e 1111d 1 3 0 b If ''I W'lt-1 ol t<• 1M a d h his y u u w1t�out . cnusmg e I hr g h.' h e s to n lnst busitwss fo o u· n pa- one t ou h w c property own w118 h<' d 981, ulomobl ;·night 1 1 lau . com·sc himr so1ne a g n on Mr�. I r1sh, servance is recognized as r the l n l 11 111 ghter She'll thank d y ttcn t t pam: 1 rietors · . u � �e s IS • $10 tm · Suuch nre conveniently a!'· Is nl>so- signs ou d • ery In c o . cou rses whose skill unquestioned, the of profess10na w • Iorch ele ra d Sucr i c el 1 ll b e li ne f e\ IIght t n mnge a Un et Stu es etn '· lutely I si e roc- of II c 01 Plll'llh de nub r i The t t he it l t conscientious. n r y grass I'Uhbish fit•e there r ungo Ja a y Schn , 1; 7 l•'if t h r St. town n ill a o 2 tl Wl'it" ommend e . 25 W. 42d . OJ' SJR!m · w 1. i lt l Ave. for Office ou of 'I'll• 11111111 en alngue. � hours 4. en l t • : to • • There was, . · tune h w hat that lsslw t hu complaint '' 10 d be fe\ver Jircs wns • ,1 W ind a ount n M11yor James l<'erbl!l', Social- '· • e there were few towns that did k . m the e 1st . '" " dnmlnatln�c. th•• <'ommlssion . Weather k eke , I m n an.d 'r he of no rs nnterns ' Distinguis�ed E?ropenn W,'·_,·_,!... 1(ircct s oW· 1 G�5n5tC �v�.i h and Spring outliU f0Jl1 I ,.r/. . .. niture h IS i�sue 'of the "Lead- rooms thro ugh HU Oil o 0 cr theIC . . !mmerousUS C ' ' CleanUJl is nqt ' ' ... ,,, .-, Mt•yer�. manu- alway� c nlled by act- Westfield Deliveries. week 11 I .. ·. f,1,,turer·s.·' ll"ent,11. 4 ·1c. Tel. m other women who ; , HJl a . luxury : er" PJJ Jle;tr� ,., ' .-- · �-,-�_'·· E. :l4t!1 St. resses . d beautnul 1 �r a f d 't I y · • appointment.� n< t IIlii b and f' I The thel e ' • c_· . sh l o kl or b mar- II I tH. ,. 11 I l o fll'ae- 1 , 1• · - for ln g o I Y f ? �l'!� A • 7!17!1. Wt•e nnd s Rob- tical common xense and th( t ;,- i , eels, shampoos mnmcur�es. ' Water l'Oillllltlllil'ntion s , ---· . ·-?� , ,_ JWrrnnnent I in by en t "'"111"11 w 1'1 1 wuveH nre soft and -ur·e few V o Suppl y ; ". 11 in crt's u ' · \{ ·,;.;.,�� \ T n '11 t'1! 1 'l );o: ur. tural. \ I t' g•Itore and seek _ liOII'HI'_d . P._ : • �uule address'-' na Plaza ' l ' · -' 1 -"• shop1Hn� book the ol OG84. to evade compliance with ibl . , /i d Whitney's, 'I'hnt's 1 Q111�k. I\lr. Qmck.: f· : 121 W. e . • • ' n . :-;onw ;- the shop of t• clusil!2l, 5th f\t. , x re I requirements. gvcry year it; . HH per j x ' stoutwenr-thc N t tmte you tn town shop- jtH t' r' f' - for strc.,t, ufl- 1\!iss W. CLEANING AND DYEING, AT ! t n tI t t l lllent loveliest things pinJ: up to Garland's easier <]IICH lll � Ja mus , H � t you canm t IH• . waste . and so m monthHaction lliUH! · 1f puttmg u. ftt C ' 1'f tlw ere� 0 f ll' wril<' for free E:tablished 1894 1 : '�11 t t · n wonHm time illustrated booklet 100 removed d rin the IH to be t hat h<•uSTOPtrrnd ring. t of ' must 1 l:' g o Snray s re- • :-This nlly u !! ch!all- , pub he i h take spet'ial e hi)( • establishment no connection with prott•cta .LHl.h when your moval sale, 5G2 Fifth Ave., lllh ilnm·; . :"h ;.mrt�rn< ' , . NOTE week. tlwn one n as been ,' BA'I' breaks. � �n I• n_rml�tre , at : anv has • AH A ll of good lookin!!:' u Shop ! other in Pln;nfleld U(> }>I Hr'"< bul\ guurnnt!'<'ll for so1·ts frock' na 28th St. dehvermg os stora 1\lore · Bats $:J! s the m • pl'epar:itionK for �ul>miltnint them yout·,clf, ' The part ; as"ortmcnt lrnths wlod,wp ""!' yout· t lie ""I'Pli<'« llw of llaSJ'- h uu y t i' p ' six-II <'7" � to � 1 1 1, I �l ''"'i>l<' lnth• "''laurnnt11 W.in St. I I: <>IIIJI,'lll." 1 1 1 Wt,Jl ·' d''""" $7.7;;, oitdtL $i>.�r., .\ '.\' �"· · lr all'l' ·' lJ,·t�.._. .·� 11.'<'11 t r·,•atment s slwppin;; world , it tht• Her,rr�eutalivl' organi- IH• 'l'hes<' tlw u r·al'ls g t t�ituation 1r nrl ll�y1 l'<'COi11. llllll'nrlcd hy COll llllVrting W e full has I>"� pies. 'Ill Good t BUCK d 8[1:\lNV infnrrnnlioll. t10n for in . Jl0:4�ihlc that the ; Good• St,re :, crating heartily heartl31 1\fARCEL WAVINO b it n dvPr- ' c ·onnl'il afrai tl lo 'l'own Sl. Sl!AMPOOING j,; -I ���.loe�PIJ lilaH 1to , · 127 West Front 'I N I NG ll• ll( up<:rnJy tlrd'' C R t 1 walt:r <'IJl11jHIIIY. It' MF AC I LU M A � D • ., · .ag-�>H t A IA ASS G , van I In 1 ar PHONE 105!! ••t.AINFIELD j,�iili .�lw WJili iiW"IID1'dilliiililllllilillli"'''llll!lilllil!lllll'3'illlillllliill!l! " �0 e0�ltt1o�of , llilf��.u'D111'lil!lliiil! . • ji '':C·:";H.IT'Illilll t•iirr;OO!iilifl'lllllDMililll 1'r•_ uur . · uf wi,NHi l' ld dur- 1· •. l'. l<· the ToWll HAIR'r on. or IHU!IIHIWHtl" • � ·tr tltnt nothing ' "Own dolll' nud tJuth inJ( .. rt.lfHL!\"1[1�' n . ing Uw IHIH i 1\l}!;TllODnoNlleH. '"H il• ·•l ! Your Coundl suporflousIa 1t11lr. Nuuuod this 1'111• Westfield will ' ' In <8$� Home" Show wllieh lw Uw water eornmittee hm; m·- I, exr.tuslvoty shop. lmld in during complitliH,If, anythi!l)f, hail TO Nuw �' lll'k dty if J\ thn week of t\IH 'il 1 H-26. The dindo:mtl. of ct·cry dc.rcriptio" 119 WA'l'GHUNii "VI-; lll'fiJIIIHition iH nttruclive lreen t h t• IIH'allwhill' day PHILADELPHIA . _ .. , 1 1 I. _ 1 _ pr_,AINF mr,n. N . 1 . Hll 0111.! i In the AN£> ru:nmN • d �� and a wtoll hrmj ll' lll'll Cll11 oe OtJtaou' a/ :![f- Jucnled l1oolh draw;; lll':tn•r IIH· town ---:- !!lli{Hgml ---�-- - "'" . <1 _,11,11 t :t . -:-�- . ""'1 NG been $3.00 ,1,.11 �1 pRINTI �-:- ---:---:---:-:-:::::-;;;; in Uw tll'mory ; mm•L ad tn prntt'd. t l . ;1'�., -:---:---:--:- . rightih < f or >nn·- ' ����-nA r .. "" !'jt :- irmnler \'iat Th • • Press, ---.,..--.----.-.,..{j@{�H�@@>�«-·tu "'""t ""'' .,1 "" I" ,, "'" Street WN�/teld the �,,•• "".'· 1''"v1"" 1'"'''uiH!tl J Whilo WeHUield lB f.,'TOwiug1 I' f,';:\1 }:'-"�'l 1' I iii 1 ntpldly 1m_d thettl n detnaml tl· uHt. lt ha:� hor_m eNtabliHhed Lhl'''ugli othor 1 llL� I for bvUinJs 1111 ra))tdly tm they ' Uw appeal.� of MIII"IR!Iiilllil lliiLmII'Mt'ili' "Lead ers , I l'llllllill �- er" Ads Are Result Gett l NEW JERSEYCENTRAL -�,. THE WESTFIELD LEA.DER, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1924

HEROES RECOGNIZED :"'&R� 'ii"'&l5MiW lll!1¥'R'II'N""E�Jrn'J!flW:?IilPE� TELEPHONE CO. i ia BY •)'ces or1 ".""!! l�w ,th_i;tet'n empl< � .•. ..\' orK ·1 Compuny II� �ij · tlH� �ew ) d\.•_plwne � \ .-.. ho bt·t:n U,'\Vardi.'d Th(•\nlur� N. b..W.Ja lrom 5�. \'c.il hnvcmem ori medals in l.tmnz<' 1 - --- IN BRIEF a WS f AL NE l or i LOC i to Syal•m �------���ii · · -- -- �JPtifi- 't��'l\"� lW!"'.£��1, , . , , ) nutewurthy ltds i;; William ' 5 8:30 p. m. . • t • ,\.ud : Brvn ldsen Jr of in 1Mttdi5un �;2:1 I prn�nnn ·wiH bt� given. \ At\.�ntlt.JlL Ketop }Utn. l..'� t>� i hy A Gounodch i r St. Paul's Church nt a l 32 HERE IS EXPER l o of N t Tuesd y Apr. l ii nc in lhe PlainfieldR\'l'I1Ut' dis� t w .�an; OlJ('ll. t>x the f>Vf'ning f:l('l'vh'e. lis Ungt:rer, �� 1st. : ntr ict for('m�;l Sundar , Ade-l�f · u ' plant depart­ ' �n � ellfH.<�lned numiHt .�J i lH. r of the emnpn.ny Robert Sinclair, Jr., El street, �� '.� u� , u.tba�J : � Read what the U. S. Dept. of Agriculture of m at abridge. Ol 111�.nt. TESTIMONY 'lf'lld• yesterday Bank & at home Dartmouth College ll Dt••'"tnbcr 1923, Bt·ynild"'' "• " .. frtuus, over week-end. n n Guy the I :-1 r. C. H. hs, n with . t Ma k chautle�'r, w��ho. a "Meat ia appetizing, auataining, wl�olleeontel. women of e grcg tiot!al j """ llarold, ot S . r s ln<>nut•. will telt•phoue The th Con a . hves m Peoples OF WESTFIELDTrust Company lea\··· t;atm·duy l ot t u t· to Calif or- was working produce& vigor, endurance." flPPOSlTE JUJLROAD 8TA'I'ION was an s le nnd a o l'lainth,ld. Church wm hold nm r t cnear Round vitality and supper A rEastl'l'i a . whln the f an i a Friday p l 11. Brook, . cries of 011 Mt. 1}o>phone men le ne ho •II !l.unuy 0 r that e from Columbul UmversJty� for S uv�nue a d $A VING$ $PELL $UCCE$$ m at Poi nt l'leasanl, voniB- her three-year old brother had fallen in Flavor and Value, ask for the the week-end. it<'d tPiatlH's a c ol n Food from bridge a ross sw l Miss I fnot e Lee So. Euclid Monday.·rite d el me •U t e in the ra home. BRAND meat products which handle. . Muriel of V ng h West· . streum the rear of i Many successful men started their fortunes by home Wellesley olllleg�- 1 Save his recent illness.treatment, 'J'own nnd of Ellzab�th, y on Sunduy i A son. who b aftemoon. has een named 'l'hu .lamPs Woman's ome and Porelgn Forbes Rich, a ived the ll home of Missionary Society apti s for Co naervative lnttitution fo r Con1ervative People 1\fr. and tT at Rich, t WINDFELDT COMBINATIONtbe Table A " Forbes Churc on ofp rtlwil B he .Everything Mrs,lustJames Thursday, 60R will l!ort street, soci a hhull meettho church.A 10 In t l of ca be lnitlnted The Girls' Misslonurv Club of th� ndidates will hoit'R Brynilds<•ll and . Phvlli• Fh·•t A Thi>mn• ruRhed to urce :Miss WnttH of •tt·oet PresbytPrlan Church havoof !wen the h re t wy found n swiftly it is a me th Who e l ol savlag,aot i n o fe lowship of lhu scent•, w the so F.�RterIH }to hol!O fromn�· SmithsJJhit.. Colleg-e�he r01• e l owing 8trenm, nnd ut the it will rt•c••lred t the P<>int nf expense-because ,.,,tum In lht' ea , will be ho water wua feet hl'r studies on elllll'Ch lasl r given hridge �==::::::::::::::::::::::�==== oi April y thfa t al>out Rix .. to 2• Pridu�: en•nfng of dc ho ' tube, mahoganyRADIO bntter1ea m s its 21. turn, lmt when T kept '" cabinet, A h • r ruling cldHB ' \!Hl Prt>Rhyter\an onetcrl nls obtainable uKed Itt making set. li�e in one mong- e returnitH!' f m Church. Jlrynild�en foll wed, und together thia homes t o o Flor- o u any time. w any uther given bo n1 Mr. nnd Luut·u ambe t tht•y di t nc It Mrs. Miss r und · for a e of nt . lr!n thi• nn•t wef'k Gu"tuvus tn ogre,•etl s Price comp\�te ...... G. und m•eMi R.• d o d• of Adol)lhus S iLth a ut sovcnty feet. Directlyn alter the lirst m n m of New bo ahead enters. r:. F:dnHmds MF. York city order ohort notice. .nwr�nrP nv•�ne, nnd r. nnd Mrs. week-end visitors the bome them wn� the unconscious f m of OTHER SETS built ,to T were of r · bought another Kelly of Mrs Will at of being n ou ino the 3-Tube Ambaaaador, . oo o wner has . Taylor West­ the t•tltlied W!lllnm M. Cnr\�ton rond. Mr. nnd of bo b t complete...... 100.00 F'dwin Willln111 Mr.- ' tiel d a\'lmue. swift yu rrent. S·Tube Neutrodyne, complete Tl. nnrl c ...... $1 10.00 f;wireCmlet• St J 's Militat·v 'rlw regular of tho Grant rell'ieved Telephone Sundays. nuomobile. of . ohn School, 111eet1ng the little fellow 049 cverdngs or n th l l Pnront-Teacher Association They to tho bank, vncntion wi their Sc loo und brought him ­ com­ nnt·rntA,,.,.� •neQrilng 1\fl·. nnd John W, !lfr · wi ll Ill' Iwld s ho l on 'rhu s mence nrtiflcinl respiration, and In M �. tlw c o r d 128 llurlll'yr nvenue. Aill'll ttl t re o'clock. minuteR eonscioJsnC'sR Gwirc of W. ten day,l'J<> Srd, d at t e i d ns RiR'tlR of yton ase the ato Inl n a were to his & LEFFLERCRANFORD, N. Mr Mrs. Cl Woorl of m wns enrricd NORTHSTE AVE.,VENS EAST . Ia r •' nttJ;eep'ntlnncn dr•siro d. home, '"""· Hein bed nnd when phy­ J. Oneidtt, a � � : placed 44 1111d Is . N. Y., we\e�mml u doughier he Ltlernry Socml Cn rl cian com limen edn the 211 S. EUCLID AVE. Tel. 949·W. . ·---- ·-·-- .. t.o the r home on Thm·sdnv. rs. nnd e si urrivcd he p t ----o------·-·-·-"--- i M 1 . · �f · -··-·----·- ·--··- t.h•• l•'l t·st M. E. Church wtll ho d 1ts <•lrph�,nt m of s h avenue. monthly so- . dnl ha tomorrow afternoon nt 3 Ilryni!ds<•nthey h busl ndministore been n memberd, of SAY IT WITH FLOWERS Lwnel of Wes e d ll Mr�. Wc�ks t� l o'clock nnd witn c s nn exhibition of tlw orgnn znt ion for Hev�n· '; as J! est telephone i Wedding Bouquets and � o tuvla Brl.,tlng FLORIST of 6 Cherr11 i<' d Chaph't', aughort r ofWest- the COUfP.CS. We are feaurlng Sweet Peas in new and C D e s aroline Dnrby of Dudley Af mi erican will lw ' ECHO" novel colorings Miss Iltwoluilon, ld LAKE CLUB \Vf! ll<'"Uver )'bone 1l42 .avenue; w o came In t l)(l ul Th e We ek: . .' .. � he Mrs. ()liver Hall, Clnrlt ENJOYS DANCE u from achool n ' home of Special Price• fo r Pcnn�ylvama to nd rgo un opera io "tr<•At , � n . $1.00 e t rld llt'lt•t·noott, Mnrrlt 27. Carnations . Snapdragon ...... 1.00 dz. fur reported r J y __ _ ar>pendiciti•, iH l' cover- it••Jtm·t• lw ' dz. N gucHtR o Calenduln .50 dz. Pens ...... SONS in niccl 1 ltc will �I vonl n. hy Mde Rt11gnt.ee to muty·�n:. m1rl'lin!l l\l'r n)(· coln School . dPmon�rttllon ol a DON'.T BUY C ark a nd span. 2\\1 street, ch tol Wnt'lt Al �:ln·n. lllrH. �pic 'I \ \ I I ed Mnrr he�n 'tlwun! l l • r ffl <• mi t on \V illlamH, c r,o r d, of · . · nud· dallt rl't'H, wearied hy tlwlr terpslehor- Iltmry ol e �I 1 0 - ·We Specialize in $20 ng · :'" ''�'"'"111 1 �� dfo lH, dow Hlret, e �;.:":"\ '':";·• �:���,,.�V�··t�;'1�1 �:;: r n for a 1,•· 11 sal In BY THE TON Newnrk, \ , tr 1 11 ' n mn h i ��� l\larkt't tr !lgh ya l ;t ; .p, 11 rlll gt·eat tor,et er !1111 Is car In s ee withou t t l ·" g to one �up er for nll, �nd t p tlJP . . ott c Jl!'l'lllf " ' Comt at .�PWlll'"" las Wt'e 1 ' 1 It I h 1 t L I t I l o I 1 COMMERCIAL PRINTING ,, un< evennur avt n� t ••;: ! oll { l b. a { c It gm e II owa t yp "c HJ c• I ny. h Jr !(h tri }(} f I I litH llu· "'"""g-" ui ' - conllntll' rn l n, on f j 'Doren• ofP lhe l o o l o w o"" '111�11 �,1111�1 1�1 1 �l�l�llil�l ������111�11�1 1�1 �1�111�11 �I ������,���������� ���� Church ·ill hp h hl in tl lf' Parish trucks Donovun c·urh g en sum. Ch ose degign o{ mer carry your � on i o i to afternoon, srn: �hr:d - n v n t April t twoUw years ago, \V hilP '1 Hous£< \\.<•tli\('HthtY !<"(•hrttn ry s will be judg d by Ou · All ltll'lltb<•r• arr· to 2\ Z2, lilt. f'lil':HT�1R n. J,OSEE honored nume, b cau e you e il. t nrgo·d d rivln�: t hrongh \I'P»Iflold. ������ e Pro·stn24.l'llt. lw muster des gner .Jarkson. colored, nn. �J,\It\' lfli,J,J-: J,osm•: i can help you. llenry Osteopathic Physicians JlltJg'J'l'�sh•t• britl£e \\ill wat: pll orHndr 373•r , lu� lu•ld \Y rtter Co. Oldz.,Weatfield, ,\he w,;tlielu ' nni•.. Club on Ft i· J.Hti"PI'IIilPd;nHf. �:nu fh �vl' •nut·. hy H>!f Cordt:l' · : .. N. J. at t Mnro1\ h "' "''c'"'"r' �1mula\· nu i' ou on 'I'•Irptwnf' \\' •tll.-hl "'"' d!LV PVPning. 2r:. l'h�y WlH .po) \1'(' . I lH>g lll Jlrornplly o'clock nd rllh•rtnlargPl in ridi n g- t wlthout "'""'"' '- �� "-"'" by A111"'' i ut H:partiripnte.ao a h CJI a blcyc]E:! \\'l'lol•·ll- --- __ __---_- -...l SPRING SPECIALS who which - ____ - GRANITE!\lunum.-nhl CO. n l llr llr-nt')' THE SNOW HAS VANISHED THE DAVIS "!"'II t o ranROI'VCd. ll··ltl". ofhi)�n�; (nr yuur hufft·t, l �ah­ con:wle a•; n ,I.{I'!Wr l d<• cnratiou in I I'!IIIJTiH'I!lll ���· �at iii'r.�1'1\ !!W HY r, n ·�·��Utin·l'!Hiay �lt•Ut llaln�Jitth�· VtJtl B,,,.�l:(A.•l, 1 \VJ !luw flf :-J IJ!Hftt,�· S(• hor,J uf at. . hunf';< o f :\rr;i, tht1 for . a111l :\H·t<.: S. A, fir,Ji•Hj ! Hu1 rtiHIOrr1n· hiH \.. l t:J HmH1:fand lll''HIHi ('fdPJnittt•t>, ;'f'lll"H •·H • wl:o havt� WILLIAl\11 C. FARR l H• n !Ito• WillowWHi1 fwn IJ\ r�r•·nl· alrendvvuy'' in $1·10 tuwarol.>< lh•.> SHOp jr lur n••

Th e Department Store of Elizabeth

· NewIN THE SECONDEaste FLOORr GARMENT Apparel SECTION Nearly Half a Floor Just Overflowing With Good Va lues in the Newest Styles

e fa hio ed of livia, PoiretThe veTwiry ll,hi Overplaidsghest typ ofand new Velvella, coats. Beautifully wrap-arounds n orDownwool, mod. Bo­ in handsome Tuxedo els--regular an from 18 In black, gray, rookie, navy and pheas­ d extra sizes to 54. ant.

Silk 1 DresAnniv rsaryses of Rare Beauty Price� • Strikingly hand�ome new Spring$ styles. 1 Every4 dress 7 of a 5 rich silk and of ex. quisite beauty. wide collection of style3; Canton crepe, taffeta or satin-faced A Can. with lace, embroidery or d ribbon ' tonBlac; kstraightline, brown, beige, of bouffantnavy 'or copen. effects ; trimme

In the Popular Boyish Lines WOMEN'SFeatured for the Anniversary SPRING at SUITS

-A superb collection, especially purchased and offered for the Anniversary. Plain or pencil stripe poiret twill, m�n's wear material....$25.00 or tweeds, with the pop. ular boyish or long straightline coats an wrap-around skirts. Plain tail,ored, 'trimmed or rimmed wih braid or embroidery.? Black, navy, gray and rookie. self.

Gu�tav A. Neumann Exclusi�e� "Tenne"to TRIMMED HA TS MASON Well known high-class hats that are sold only in the most exclusive stores of AND country. Beautifully$10 made of.98 genuine .Itali$1an milan,3.50 milan hemp, Swiss hair, or thetimbo with silk or georgette combinati ons. Trimmed with burnt peacock, imported BUILDER bands, ribbons, flowers and rhinestone ornaments. Newest colors. No two hats ailke. 814 EMBREE CRESCENT Buster Brown Low Shoes Westfield; N. J. boys Sizes 11112to 2 ...... $4.95 Famous shoe�:� fro and girls, no..: . Telephone Connection ted for their style, comfort and wear. Sizes 21/2 to 6 . $5.95 and $6.45 . · ...... FOR BOYS FOR GIRLS I sizes to 12 $ . !i 4 45 Sizes 6 to 8 ...... $3.95 Sizes 12% to 2 . $4.95 Sizes 8lf2 to 11 . $4;45 Sizes 21/:Jto 6 . ... $5.45 .

"TUT" Sandal& t Colt, Airedale Suedein Paten and Jack Rabbit t:;uede-

PeopleIT in townIS of tenTRUE are disappointed by leaving their shoes to be mended in NON· SHOEMAKER SHOP.

In e is done WHII.;E YOU our place r pairing WAIT •.

·Economi108 EAST BROADcal ST.,Shoe WESTFIELD Shop

II sllmnlntes nppclltc and SPECI-A L SALE Hardware, Paints, House Furnishings, olds •l lncsl�on. Gar· II nt al

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FuneLADYral ASSIS DirTANT ector-Emb47 £UI almer STREET -· THE WESTFIELD WEDNESDAY. MARCH 26, LEADER, 1924 __o..------______...... ______- �,..- MEN MRS. MOWERY'S CLASS The is tr-ue of any profes· same CLUB GIVE >ion, any any trade. Ctl HT" DINNER EXHIBIT DANCING MICKIE Sl¥$- F�oF�F�Ici!!!!!!•A=L� c� A�D �.LLA�c=A �N D� =c =uE=va�O !!!!!!LE_;;;T;;;. �;;;ER;;VJ;:::c;;;£� NIG To be business,pr ficient , we must "know DIES' o Ball's Catarrh · bu n ss." must tudy Hygrade Repaire-All i e make 00 Preabyteriana lUr s We • Makea 2 , Many PupHa Give Ex�elleut Showi11r it and r energiea s s 'ICAI-l \ \(\.10\U, '\W SOH and IUC<: Than . of devote all of o � to Medlelae�r�: R E D R U M P F H ve Fme of All Stylea in Graceful of wha· t we have. \.001<.� HU� , 9I.IY �y local andlntema], baa been ovet1Y- and n, a making the most f' Wome ound you and observe the &E'tii.IEEI.I "'IU � WIG � ful in the ttcarment of Catutb for SPRINGFIELD RD., MOUNTAINSIDE Phone Co•h•mea. Look ar fony rem. Sold bylll d� JJDe at Shackama:r.on and women in this �a'tl4 �uo a:. ""'" P.AI'Ell 7W I The pupils of the d n in classes men community Club. a c g wh are regarded as best in their Ml' � �<;, 'A.T � du e b Denman o the PIW'Slfr dance hall of Shacka- on d y Mrs. the c ct Marion line. �· '1\\' 'TOWU \'do F_. J_. c_ HE� -��,.-� b' it mirth Mowet· y gave an exhibition of natu e w h r the peopl who have given resounded n y character They I�'. ,... 1,;.;\\tt� a t Thursday night fa , are e �u lb s on ng � dancing, the the they have to �=�======::::=.:::::===� ·ty d n the danc!Russtan, Italian and Spanish an i best their chosen f annual i ne ng work. he r given t he t T n i 'Club dast cF 0 n·t Club of the a t W ;s fidd n l ri s Presbyter- e s no differe n e whethe I tHI I'II:NTKK BlTILD&R Fa rthest North in Refrigeration da The d n e m de makes c r A!\'D in honor of he fair sex y evenmg. a were It Taken and �� t � ua they w o labor with their !ARTHUR 0. DRAKE harch f gra efc l and n t r l are men h 1'••noracto Material part payment o to ap�a� m ore c u a hands or n who are lle in o the numer us by art costumes. Near y twa for at which the ts�1c l o me ski d Furatahed. the hund some pr fess n whether they are GIYOD men a red Westfield people w t essed o io .. duri the p st year. n ; n h h b t i women life is to m.um tea Cheerfully ' iated g prov d tc t _ e.x i n and voted it a st whose chief aim in ff Night" and e e i io mo have a or women who ft:MI NORTH 4VB. W. art1shc performance as a whole. Fri­ good home enjoyable the lhe bu in a �·�dies' most of day:s exhibition pe n h p the ' Club has . was a re itio have dw�en s e s worhl fo1· GIBSON affair the Men s t of s l r performance given a a their activities. " •everal u e wee a o b�g the last years. k g To e gn ed l ader Careful people in A �mthe afternoon. be r co i as a in are selecting the x s whatever you arez . doing e honor GIBSON.· persons of both se e m Uiss Ruth Siebenmorgen is REFRIGERATORS t. danced enough for a y person, whether it be Firstly, because its value is so definit ly s e n Clark, president, pre ided "The Je t r" Edi h Searle a in e established-its s and Miss t gg n a good ditch or one of quality is high-its price is reasonable: Russian folk dan e, while Miss Mar­ di i g skill master and he welcomed the c the Bo a professions of his chara eristic garet wers danced c ar c er Secondly, housewives have recog;nized the advJ�ntages o:f t h t in wha ev you chose in o ne dan e. Then the Misses a Siebenmor­ Proficiency t er of sly humor and chomely for a livel hood carries with it a cer· sanitary refrigeration. By perfect ainag the full c · . Twenty y ung r ssed gen,c Searle and Bowers gave a har sensei satisfaction and dr e GIBSON e tain o men d a ter dan and the same trio danc­ of provides clean, dry Rounded orner ..�ol)Bt ruction Day costumes, served c ught to be recognized m re haitn Patrick's Spa e�s h tango, gave an exhibi­ o o t air. c · iters the turke y dinner and ed a it is. makes the easy to c an. tion m natu e GIBSON clean-and to e " pr par by o t r Super porcelain p rio o:f ining made'keep only l by ' all e ed f oe dancing and two is su which were n dances, Six girls participated in he a e r type Hare of he Shackamaxo t BASKETBALL. l n t losing tambourine dance. The e xhi­ Thorough insulation means economy _o:f ice a d dThe u c a sport GIBSON. i was furnished by • on Friday even ng and it ni l morcshe ra. Mayor and bi�lon was repeated i Basketball is great aft r patent air-tight Jock efi te y t k Is diffi ul to understand why, llauall)' shoeae w•arln11 a ed d seale th.� 'doors� ek's s guests With numerou� n o ers. not c t it m-flttlng the 'ttlefteld special . o l o gr pped the interest of You can have scientific refrigeration in yo��: ;home with were T ------bones musclt's of entertainment part of th pro- he Friday evening exhibition was has i the peo- and e ple as it has. the feet are cramped . for larg the parents of ]Jar­ e part furnished attended b y the Basketball has all he elements be knocked to the and are with and d to ed. thla the GIBSON. will! a a i i of t floor s br ll a t affair. h l xc t ir i rt stoppedIf at talent, although there was ticlpants and was n of w i h is principa f e ep io solicitious for t e G Those who took part in what was call­ uneertainty, the ns h tondillontime isa l n lonal talent as well. ene Han- reason for popularity.c Like the welfare.cw thb f le in l u ed h "Tnrentella Venizia" w re its will not result. ardtea Specially Priced the good m no o e was ?rent American game o g s as t e e of baseball, it fact, they set an exam le that dolphas Gan el Mrs. harl s Van Epps, Ruth o In p for and e Helen Seibermorgan, sp rt wherein "dark horses" are ell followed so over­ C etty Fre ch, Barbara Moody, Es­ ts Opening ·Side wer, z f the supervising B n abal e t c n en ers at might be w by e wife o s n d enthusiastic s ppo ers of msome of ·, · · of the W stfi her Meyers, Marcia Wallack, Dorothy i to upset ro g o t rt pal ld lany lime. the u e e schools, a , mil Foic, a po m on "Men G E y Ryer, Helen Mar- tenms. l!atirical e of y Bnsketball is a high H. Eugene G h rd gucritc Bowers, Dorothy Plumer, typically Mrs. r a t school s r that is li el e Br y, B c po t and o e not a r a ing H nd That Marjorie Mailfert, Ella a l n h n k y ROUND FamUyTop leer, Size go l en e , "The a a e to ai ted by professionlism. World." Mrs. Earl Gillies John ston, Dorothy Richards and become t n Lift d · sll!e, the d SURGICAL SHOES finish ash case, enameled go. Popuiarl en finish :famJly ash ease, t gave piano se c ions Ge iana Hes er. It appeals to the love of good d 3·Door· •leer rris own le t org sl sportsmanship inherent i ru RIPPER lined. enamel lined. r. G llies several readings and These children appeared in n the t e after tile i "The American boy. am shaped n iQed. pe e Old-Fashioned It is e of games Gbeinllt e t a The a r Garden:" Maud Rurns, g aat•ral the e s k red-blooded youtha where courage. lse rt i for linea elentourap foot evening was Thomas Sheehan. Doris Johnson, M d l ne sta i a, strong y and a e Eskesen, m a bod and the cor­ tilepenllt abulled parta to as It Appears to nn ish Nadine Gilbert, Mary Elizabeth Gil­ n lea Ir rect mental attitude cou t. their former ant After Years" was Virginia Bright Evelyn Miller n 49 his bert, Dnsketbnll upholds the highest llealth7- poaltlon. The:r illia K. Me- Janet Pnynex, Dorothy Gli , Mar: 13.95 29.95 The Rev. W me Ideals of American sportsmanship. ba,e room ast r the Presbym terian ian Graff, Louise alk r, eta J es l' 1helrample toe Eatabliahed 1894 p o of W e R am , ea hes boys who play n r to ta �eslble sbank y, spoke briefly. At the close Marian t c eve ke and... tbe foot to bend h, Ruth Glover, Alice Toomey, un ai ad anta . dinner there was dancing. Doerrer, Barbara Douglas, Hope Hoc- f r v ge nat•rall:rau There the define st enl'J lltf'p. torf, Louis Page, Cornel a Eskeaen, nrc what rules i fouls, but the vast majority of theasm BLAZE Jeannette Bimel, Grace Bowers, Edith unintentional. Players assist S BURNS is A tron AREA S l r and Mary r theirare opponents when they happen to OVER LARGE a bu y ms g. "Where Quality c� l i fURNITuRE The fo l n MIRoN o w g children were in Meets Price" "Poppies:" Mary Elizabeth Gilbert combilled efforts of the est- 132-134 EAST FRONT ST. W Marian Graff, Maud Burns, Dorl� Fire Depart- PLAINFIELD, N. J. and Mou tain ide J ohllllon, o n lia Eskesen, Dorothy maintainedn fors nearly four C r e Gli e an Ru h �lover. The "French were necei!Sary to extinltllil!h m t a � qu tte� was gtven b follow­ cular fire which last o e y; the graaa .�aud � Nadme Gi bert, ay swept o\>er more than u l 150 lllfi!V1rgm1a Bright,rns Doris, Johnson, on the Johnson property, Eve- old Miller and Rita James. on the mountainside nd lyn a Pas de at e Ch rles i e a es " ,"" Q,? ;, .'' by a Collins. " Fp�; '� �� , od N, ... hs, At Mountainside department fire- S ng, Wo P orn and The Naiad," were ven ere on th job soon ft r M " gi e a e 3 y uth ebenmor" Searle when the started In the b R Sl gan, Edith fir k, h wase dry - nnd Marguerite Bowers. Ruth rrass, hic and burn Sieben­ w morgan did "The Jesters;" Mar�tUer­ pidity under a sharp .. great B w n The flamesra so r pidly o ers "I Grandma's. and apread a ite Day," dith Searle, Son of the called for the help of Chief E "The Puaz­ nd ta." The f l owin took he engine a g part T pump o In lmen.n e , but n P talsl and "Breezes ftl Announcement , napo d d engi e e So y u c e trouble "Rolowins Do" i Johnson, M ud P bli Ut lity Commissioners truck back and when the B g:" r s a Board of U!e urns, Cornelia Eskesen, Peggy Pi r ' engine arrived there was no B e · g son, Jean prin r, Dorothy Gray, New Jersey, acting available so there i tle to S ge -. THE i l t lb a rane, ane las of' in accordance with the cept tear down chickenwas coops A ert C J Doug , Bet ty w h Public Utility Law of the State, has suspended h h were t path Plumer, G enevieve Sargent, Sonney eds, ic ln e of S m and onstance Ham !ton. the Mountainside i l "Bai­ while fire- C the work beate, out lerine" showed of Jane the r tes f r lo teleph ne service which the numerous blazes .Discuntented a o al o Pierson, Maud Tlte Peggy Burns, c brooms, ttl before Douglas 1teel and li e , o lock the l�st flamea extin· John& n, Alb�rtn and were filed with the Board by this mp n Dorl11t m Crane Co a y Many acres waaswept bare n to • were Co s 1 ee H11m1Uon, Husband &TaliS, trees, sheds nd chicken become effective April lst. a can''t he comparing loss is est!· BEING PROFICIENT lp were burned. Tbe 1 • best girl­ .SOQ, his wife with his en . �\ about of During the period of suspension p es t e u and one the best MAN r a n The c ach of col­ meaning,in this case, his wife before local Mres at Dudley v e baskoetball teams in the United watreet and on Oak avenue lege A be­ S at � never played n game of bas­ he married her. And if he sees her rates will remain �n effect. and German­ t e Chestnut street ketball in his were without any· life. care es s of those ' ' put out mate­ grow being done. Nearby ie exception, rather t an the l chlll'm� e damage He the h w ch firstattracted him, hebegins The Com n will r sent to the Board report numerous !ires, rule. The bes� nth tic e�aches hi p grass le ' pa y of 1 were spread by the generally h se who have played arethe discontented. quickly t o feel Commissioners. testi on cov­ winds, and along the Jer ey C n game and have experience In it. to Public Utility m y White House sthe fire­e ­ That ls rul almost Invari­ far as e that h sitmitiQI?- uwere kept busy responding to hold 11true to life. ering every p ase of the ably s One of these charms is a woman's that h�s for grass fires. In most cases The bes ditch digger is the nne t e riou• damage was done. who has digging ditches all smooth and complexioned o p led it to seek increased revenu�. been of clear m fire department was called it a business and c l e out his lifc-hns made hands. She need not lose thm femi· .,_ for this knows t1uickest and best way to ast25 times cause with­ tbe how costs of new plant as w'e as two do nine charm, no matter how much It \villshow e past week�. the job, Tho doctor Is tho w s ng a married m best generally cleaning and a hi n such as wages, ainten DVERTISE OF THE TIME doctor who has stud d the most, has perati g expenses .Q \ ie red, rough, o extrava�antly,ALL not had the most experirnce and has made womr;.n has to do. For wastefully, etc., have mounted n l ANYBODY A the grentcst effo t to keep with result ance of plant, taxes, ·..... DON'T G!Vlil r pace and .coarse looking hands a d ' NCE TO FORGET YOU. the of dical science. nd\·ancement me from the use of ordinary house· how revenues secured through rates which skin. hold soap which irritates the n \\ under co itions · were established in 1913 d pre- : \. vailing that year have failed to keep pace with' bouiit:wlves TUR BACK THE PAGES c . · NS on Kirkman's these rising osts '- •·· HISTORY everywhere Insist Soap-fN1'ELLor every1GEN 1' purpose OF household seeking new rates ompan I-because it is as harmless to the In iocui the C y is hands as is the most exqu isite toilet that, if contin­ to corre'Ct a situation In 1860 Abraham Lincoln, then Presidt:nt of the ap. acting so to maintain United Statell, being attacked ued, would make it ble w1u u Cal•in impossi Cooli ' standards to attract dge, our Preaid nt, is to-day. They know that Kirkman's Soap, your service at high and � wi l being free from irritating lye, l system to meet new for enlarging the not harm the skin or injure the c.tpital "'Ne ither u• rlanJerecl fr Dm orrn ma ds let btl most delicate fabrics. It i made new e duty by fa l•e accusation• s cd n fo r serviCe. againd ru the It contains nor fr ightened from Jt by menace• of of purest rnlltcrinls. deltruction to the Government, nor of absolutely no adulterants such as dungeon. ouraelvu. Let u• have talc, or watcr•glaas, which TELEPHONE COMPAN� to starch, YORK f<11ith that ri�rht make• might; anJ in have no e, Fo ith, let u1, to the end to clean!ling valu ,l\JEW that dare a1 we it. " tlo our Juty underltand - Lincoln -Abraham . For � aake of your, bai\lle.. upon lnJIIt. Kirkman &v'I .p. let stand by ua our Preaident our � •• forefatbm at ood by theira. HAMILTON F. KEAN.

rp, rum·tt •• THE WESTFIELD LEADER, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1924 � Zi{ht �- � · -· ------, IE B NE BAG ����� hmen of the Mis- of �l'ey buy, uud eut."-·-·Isaiuh lv. cas" we <"ltnnot _ f , h · was in ng t1. s prirt. Thq will �ersrs o Woman's Home •qirr..ts T e m�asur e · "Shall i hu liken ; sionary Society its eetin s in t h e tn s ix. the Great K Ji Go?'s m, N m g trodueP•i in to a geueral de- h imself a t rader the murk t fermg us a prtce. ; L A N T W ! Our References Are Those We Have W sd � . , I p 0 orked for First Church last Thur ay resrnn•en b to �n so�netLordhrng are, M, E, mnml port mc who elieved <·arnPst to dispose goods? [t IS Go to Jesus JUst. . [ afLernoon. Her subj ct was the char· frnm R of Ius the be as JO:l Hedge Them! F limil Wall tlll'<•atl!ning and call u on you you better, you may be Trees, Evergreens, Aak ilable and benevolent� work d n by the l'eviou• f even so I therefore p WJJI n ever _ etc. o e t•Xt<•rmiuaiionp o tlw tmd in o d i,r e the mercy of the . In you a:e, to s, Rhododendrons, in J;,rsey i t a Plant tilie Good i l lndulitries ( game s fim - r an fi Lm·d worHe ; g-o now,bu JUanBt U.."' at WJ thout W l n with the game conservation the rty thi d d ty ourth chap- Jesus, and y d � l and Newark, which i ' Qity, Hoboken f -f m or m rrt. See them· grow. rneaourt•o in other Stateo. te this Divine M erchantman has oney, nwun•, e to help unf()rtunute d rs a 1/eeks Uw peojJie clo e season on .femalt' ring. been his wares. What gre t. transactwn's cif foreigtl birth by b> iving thetn work Tlw spreading out I "'Tis dotH! ! the Over 50,000 Evergreens .ilt pheusantH is I!Xtended for anoth- treasures the Look at the fi ty- I lc are five under " n ? I r L ' �me; o a L�en the policy of the State,s nce dis- Behold that pea l great price, the e d ";w me,· and I folio� d I PLAINFIELD NURSERY abld, day nursery where forty l r of H 0�·. I A tributio11 of �: nglish Jlheasnnts was Lord Jesus Christ. Behold him wound- Charm to confess the vo1ce , N. J. TEL. 551-W WESTFIELD, N. J. 'children 11r11 for hu been es- c e I ri d!vme. Scotch Plains, red omm nt , to protect the female ed for our transgreMions, and bruised BRODERICK & STEENW£RTH �W�� a�Cll p ri N �� � ��� �� · T� �Mw�y hone nwood >d>ere cooking, - Ilinery o �u afur t reasu�re���L that h n e rth Are sewing, u eaven a d a ot Sub8 scrih��boc?be Now-$2.00 u N� er �=��::::�1�4:8:9�· F: a: ::::�=1����-.. -· carpentry are taught hllll'J! een opene1"1: PAYING HOMAGE. W y p ------·----.-·--·-- --.. �==�.. =�����������:.. ------··--�--: �����· could not match it. Where else b N "' .. · ------� $d English is taught to the foreign T e d year. ,;, h death of Ro<>sevelt, Har i g should we find a sacrifice for sin, �======�·-"'-"'!!!!�- -"'-"'-"'"""'"""'"'-"'-"'-"'-"'-"'-======;a groups. Last yea nearly lO,OOO n r,;;:_,: r and Wilson, all in comparatively j s a u tifier of many? This ann ointed - � bags clothing were donated by u ...... o o 011e o -- · of sh rt apace f time, has arousPd f God, upon whom the chasti•e· ---- to, the and R indu•trl"" new sense of appreciation of the men ment of our peace was laid, who JOHN L, MILLER churchhe peopb eali d by t r ze who sit in the White House. PLUMBING som Clf $40,01JO would not have him to be his Sav- sale of 'clothing,Willi w hil e invalids SANITARY I t&e The �lrenuous days of the war und iour? Kurely with such a treasure to and chimldren· were 'tared fo In r tumult or the reconstruction pe. display we ought not to ory long for Hot Water Hot lh� os ltom, &nd Au �ummer camps. · · riod c t nation two leaders buyers, for v ry truly man will OPENING FEATURES WORTHY OF INSPECTION The society took under advi�ement the whose e e wise SBOr NOW cnduran< FUR •e could ··, N'S O not he GREt withstand t e P xclaim 'This is what need: v E i , Sa Beating, N · l�e proposal to t!onate a crib for tho 1 [ Tin Rooftng. Etc strain that the duties of the l'•·esi- ious, nnd a great one. Au 11atone- diiY nur!iery the innustrles societY ESTIMATES FURNISHED and Neck Piecea to be Worn with Spring Apparer ()f dency imposed upon them. ment fo sin is t!Je one thing needful Searfa lind most of the ·· embers signed r m [f thesP two have given their lives, for nw.' To this you are invited in c�rds agreeing to srnd clothing to the u h t others mny be saved , thcr will thes" words, 'He that hath no money, Telephone i:itganizatl<>n. · t 278 Mr. Green's thorough knowledge and understanding of the fur industry afforda not havo di"d in vain. If their sncl'i- come, buy, and ent.' The PROSPECT S. opportunity for you to purchase garments, neck pieces, etc., made of on the altnr of • • • . an choice skins. ficc duty. awakenR only terms are 'everything for noth· 28 Westfil'id. N ,I STREAMS FOR TROUT -----·---- America to lhe fact thnt it a•kH of l ing! Heaven for the asking!' All -- ···--· SEASON ()PENS APRIL You Will Save Your Carfare Many Timea Over iiTOCIC its Presitlertt� more than h u nn tho t asures of God r 1 m m m·o f eely bo- nnd hody c11n ol tenchcrs m in.'m aintninlng schools i• thll• pbor· · Attention, CustomerNo matter how• estor of bus�nclls Judgmrnt. Shav­ s !dad ing Po,nnicswhen lh<• (! estion of the long back /you training of school chl d Urn iM invnlv"'l ! r Longhi f\l'fniture i� not·c connmy . . y��nt 'r he school boys nud gids of tnduy here, your bill nrc going: to be thl> men and wom1•n oi�Snleand we o.f tomorrow-the farmers and tlw w�show our ap­ fnrmel'S' wives, he physiciuns and t 'Pl'ecintion by !\Urgeo s, tho tho slwo re­ � lawycr!4, ' t•lmnts; the grocers, tlw dry goudsnwr� / warding you with NEW JERSEY ! dealers; i n fnct, they tht! pco­ will b<• With one exception j>le who will b<• in churgc ull lines FREE of New Jersey's popula­ of activity wh�n tho�c 1ww in tlw Camp1' of !if<' lmvc dird or retired. tion increases prime or !};Ung�low at a It will bt• .only short dccndcs Lots two at greater rate than any h nce. future of thoso 'in'wllom _...JHarding e rhe State east of the rc�ponsibility will full iR boing mold­ Lake and Park Mis­ . sissi ppi ed in tlje public schools [t i� to tlw Now Celebrating the Firat nr IJrst interests of cveryotll' tlmt t� Anniversary of Our lohl hohl tbrm till they 'Y New York S or With one excep ion hnvo the best chnnc<• it is possib for t e. t the preaent generation to ull'o them. · industrial wealth ma)' � Further Discount from Our hn!l hl:"«'"n k.nuwu its They. be good citi7 or thoy . tu mount increasing at a way criminuls who ' '» into Regular Cut In '' ulur :!.000% ) IJardlntr is be " 1 st al Prices greater rate than any your house the nig n tl robe in • n you, Liberal Allowance on Your . and dow inl.!•rfr1·c. t.�ount)·, s .r., IN kiiU\HI liN the Union. PR you OSPERITY shoot State in IS It you 1r Old Furniture in Part depends large' , on tho ldnlt tlw nndto . me1•ttlw dub chorter 'req uir·l'nwnlfi · Will Gr•at nbW hccom nn' }losf'ihly l'hoo�u Cu1 o vut. HOU1\V nYw� you t OF :my . t•oludnl� and d{'siga:nil tlw hnrnwnynw tlltd wth·�inaut •. you ro;1ld RNlmon mut C. II. Mhl'Lm·h� I makh y . npFointt•d hy l'n•>�ih) to [.ionftorran ou. i\-JH( . (ftH' HfhJl t111pp}y r'iN·�d t'Oillmifln• nur in �! ·t Wi ft, olh<�l'A·-rmd ERSE Y �yen.lin hrin��in r::a� Hw H 01dahNlllp l!'nm. f'ock lmttom. l1HHit.1l i!'t)C PAPERon n• qUt':-it. STORES OF Our Customer Ownership Plaq l\1 TJO!Igo nrltl W, ll. Hm:fold nf W ''''l· WALL akes the Way Easy fi11Jd tliiHII'I', NEWARK AND PATERSON WOI'C gU<'!ll>l lit th<> Tl�ll< 878Nrfl:r BROAD ('. STREET,J*nff�t-n.qt"t' NEW Htnt tARKon Public A.DVrt:it't'U!�; AI,!. 01<'Waijtnlully TilE ....not twt ENNINGS11. U. nf !\, J. axtfi\Vlll!nntiY, 20li MARltJiJ'l' ST., PATERSON . l'ttl>r·t·hn furnbhtltl if llllt J)[)!'f"l' otVJn 1\N)'IIOHY 11 ngN'K pricl'il dusirotl, ut. ron.ollni;lo Ask An ClUANOill 'TO FOR(If>l'f YOU. y Seroice Emp loye THE LEADER, WESTFIELD WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1924

-- - . - ·- FRIE D SOCIETY ,--TO STOP ROLLER SKATING nu:nUoncd tht•rH N LY 1'!\THOMCh r t:s WO�IEX t: l,}f JU(·ding,iu _l)at·orhinl Wt•rt·llrdn·d l•lltvrtaiuPil �!J:U!- Ylnn�, :Mr. Ech::ar tlLILi I lln:e ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Pa.ul\ parish ortanization'\" 1 I l the :\It·�. ::-5;.nnud ·H"l lEto St. house : - r ll l . 1 i�·�l \\'ur Yd��nnl�. and Priet', ' {:Vl'ning :\,t ;->{•('J'U! t:. n l' ' � .:;!',11 � ny - n 'P'I' l t t ·l . ' . l' I �l�ll��' l: l\ll�''l�Y ·i�rftt .�: ,','",�',',J· ,: and l\11·. EdgarMn::. Mil!lr, Tho!Has �1nnd:iy �or tlu• buppt•r and , Lhlld! t·ll o pren.•udnwnt ,IW'l , • , , l � .._ h�· .\ r::.. Edwartl Hulb(rg the , 1 · · dl ��-���:��I\l',t tgt,ll���.·· at honw, (•H Sahli'·Cum- .\Irs. t.' in tl!,· :d :-:trH.'1h and Mitis Marh· <;ottiick, Mr, MrR. 1\lr,J�dwar1l and ' WIRING FIXTURES MOTORS APPLIANCES of Glr :--· .r nt• n y S-o� u.l.�u l r; H;; \ n,drnnee h men t sr'!ert.'· tlt�\' · · rPningstrt·t't. Bighfhc•r . t l s Mr!:l. C. C. Mal::;hury, ddY 'Vith e fuur prohiLi! any nnd tl :-- t' of kid� l.H't•�idl'ntary. , Mr�. oh n O'J�t'dt'. a ll\'ri�nllbt'I'f:,'ht, i a Prit't:', the · n 1,u;.::h �,_· arL.:. P tur ranis l t m c me Pr. and JF" atht>r trPasu.J . \V at-rR ''h··�·rn·lldr>dTl at th(�k Pr lllPt:'lhq.;. t Oi'l'aston Fn y, :litK William N11 ELM STREET WESTFIELD brmgui JU ' tl Mc eely, '..:. n,· it•t,v ihe::;e was ttin'l' th one tit•\\'Htowu � , · Mr. Rnd �·f a l'U1;hing \ndTit whl'n MNTill. Fn•dPt'icltl\loN•••• Iy,rid lll rH. ry M r. Menlll 11nd 19 367-955 from a distanee. One uf II''Chtt'il spra Miuu o.lwn, H• l wa�l and e \Vorthey Jone:- o HliLiz.;t Mil' Htt" ':; HPrnbach, Charles th f •·-=l,atc!-l :\1 1�::- ClHuh•s"'inifn\d \V right. Bu Wlllmr f{ev, Pt>tth tlwy don Itarisll, .lt•J'St'r CitY. whonf :::: t. an ,, Schindler. and a ot er the Rev. hitrh with lnnJle t£?ar arotwdth ught at Mi�� it o t i thP or;:unlzatit.::a\'e lll·on : :\ flllJor, n l. i\h.er �PI.'�d t Ill' Iw er<'s ng account nf o oun< , th 1 tt the pubsing lraft'it· Hewml nar- ' 1\'wner f B 1 B k e a : twork in The 01 ------J__------a yin partyr oofo twenty-one , of t tld en ' ct'<'ttt.ly Jus<'Y toCity. wr>ll'ar••ohjt•d worl< omp n g a '" ''·"'."�'"" by 'h r : tlw council do .wc bountiful delicious suppt>r "" ht:'tng- run down und �1lluJ. or I; 1\. and . unwn�: thP \llrious Morotw style prepared �n.mt autos t.it.'Cldt"d tlw i J,.m HH'mben•llH'r in ·t ing- .. J. �•�;\'t�d cafeteria M o wasMrs. InJUl'Ni by passmg . pnrlsllPt;. nt·xt will A. H. ody matter the and ht• t.ht• ftilml-lllllllllililll at hP •·all Tlwor hf' : Mrs. , E.as- G. fu:' ch1ef trust;; th� Abvr n"trong and an uble c orps of co-operate w1th the de- : ehalnuaiL [ tal . 1 '' llllillllli·rrllllllil:t , sta JJUrcnlo " " llllilllmain subject conference, tlividuul Hespomibility," rs Lewis M . ht'oug-ht up the question of the price lid y House, Island of board .nt Ho Sale Hei�hts, pl r arance c Cle fo girl Spring t'ponsibility,"o H wus ' . hrought u the p i ts "Responsibil­ o t o n itY in the home, in the co munity, in Suites m Room h nation, t.heworld-n rirl far Dining t e in how lhings lif were predestine' A 1\ INIJ In tension atable,, five chairs and an arm chair. The FREE! M. 567 side �cats are covered in attractive tnpcstry, The may If y. ou wish you may take advan rage of the � suite had in either w lnut or mahogany veneer. All ======------' , � n BAMBERGER DEFI�RRED PAYMENT Jlhone me or a post- vaili g an easy and p eas PLAN, a n yourself of l nnd ant way of meeting th e obligation. . - you have to do is tele­ t•all drop me convenient, and can t�ard the DeForest man will at your home any time you lind you is Phone Elm I 148 I i Street I ju�tm-ove to yourself that the De William WESTP. IELDSteu ernagel I! Jl.,. Forest Reflex RadiophoneSee stations you up F receiver you have the radioIt easiest long been waiting for. how �­ to can pick Plumbing - Heating - Tinning I many anything other yourself.It is the do at a \ distance set made operate. up- ORDERS PROMPTLY for / ALL TO nriccwill do a any ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GiVEN 'et will muchbattr- lowerdes. i and much lower � ATTENDED j! iilaelnrnn On keep costeasy in tubes and equip-you 'en� Piece Suite, : '1 .)7.5.()() 'J but of ! I i n d the Sheraton motif, p ain nwnt,0-10 R time payments Des g e after l cx­ eflex loop, " _::-:::.::::·-::::-::..,,::::-,::::-:::.--:_:::·-�,:::--:=- ,:=·--::-::��-,::- ::-::-::-:: -:=-::-::-::-::-:: graceful. prises GO-inch n stmi· �an buy the complete :::::::-=: -::-=:=::=- • 1! :r�mcly Com a bu!Tct, an a t indeed, nn t t ra ::1closcd china c�binet, an inclosed serving able, Of the her ivc consiRting De Forest =:. t S on type, a .:t suite. you - -,.· tabk, siuc chairs and arm Lon�ists of a - inch c n a S it ======-=--::::==-,==-::c-=:-:.:=_-o== 11 Ii j ·1 .�long extension er et and w h ,; five one GO buffet, sn hi cahinu, an inclosed loud chair. The chair nrc c red tapestry nnd ;,e rving table, o ng x en i n ab side ch irs all es, a charg- , necessary batteri . scats ve blo e t o t le fivein n head phones, For- Il l �I , pring reinforced throughout May be had in either nntl an urm chnir, The nrc covered which hitch up to the ;,cutsd uttrnctive f•st WHY DO SO MANY PEOPLE BUY ln mahogany. tapestry nnd arc rein f rc had •d cctric light circuit, wn ut or o in o e with sprin1:�, Mny he t e I in i ther walnut mahogany. speakyourer, De e or audions, carrying handle, 1\ ':1 word, everythingRtnnmer fora which makes h set portable , t·omplctc for trips. In MEA T, F1SHFROM and US ? POULT'DY I ; , 1 you need The way to buy BECAUSE-Every pound we worth radio satisfactia on. Jell ia every penny t e pay for i I h y it.• BECAUSE-People good meat, lJI they eat it. etc., I 'i is by actual demonstration in ill i know when I RADIOLe't me SET mal

Possible. 9The Elm Street SC UDDE-.- R .MARKETTelephone 636 11 REFLEX ------=R ===:==::::-..=: �� -�:....= -- II 00 tot-Piece Suite, .175.00 Ten-Piece ,','tutc, 36.5. t . 219.walnut00 Of the Quc<•n hc·autifully22.5. ()() PLAINFIELD --� he Tuuor period Anne with grained llc•;ii:ncd nfter The arc ype, RADIOPHONE I stJ'Otli(ly un ph;tr,izcs Iindy veneers, vcnt:erc:, w ich ;. twtq:lyt hy the sofHonec ·----'· 1 the 1:rainct! h ;:ht•wn oil' ti n1sh of scmi-inclu;;etl chinn �abinct, linish. hufl't:t, n semi-indost.'d cubi· W. CLEANING WORKS Consiw; f) Htsisl; YOHK CARPET n bul'fct, n cxicw;iur: nn ,; of u dtinu 216 58TH inclosed server, nn oblong tnblc, ;.jde nn ,,hlon1: extcn,ion SALES ST., NEW n rive net, tut indosetl :. ervin�: tahk, COMPANY Prop. chair. covered side l' ltnir;; and urm ehnir. Seats Snow, New Agent chnirs tat,te, five C. 0. L. P ttrttl (li!C arm Seats arc in tnp· in au rein forced. ure Jersey Stroot l e ry nrc spring reinforced thro:r(!hOtll. May tapestry, uttd ure 'Pring Oriental Rug ShampooingTeL Hll Spcci�>ltyaintleld, N, J st and be COV('fl'd The 614 MAY 826 had in mahogany suite nlso in E ST., WESTFIELD T. GRIFFITHS, may ht: had mnlwgnuy. ------·------..,. also. 1318 Richmond II.UU!NJ((ll'.ti'�--FIF'J'll �'[,OOH

------'rwenty.flv------�------�o Telcplwnet:ell ts Invested In ECHO LAKE DAIRY a l:ll'IUNCJit'Jil)LII JtoAD In "Tho Le!ldor" FHmt want ad. Westfield �HM\ MW (Jf(E,UI llmH:-li.U�I,;II f'CIW>i WIH ortfin for mtAIIE ,\ fi,\W flnd a pttrthascr an arHNe Trr tt a UGHER TY, Proprieto" W<>rtb Hoo.ou. your­ FINK nd DO NEWARK, N. J.

"Y., TO HOLD DINNER 1?======·=-----======��==�j TOMORROW NIGHT

Dinner to CLASSIFIED ADVERT!SEMENTS Firat of Loc�l Organization Promote lntere5-ted ONEMinim rmo CENT-A-WORD Tboae Charg• in TIIHII f;y ·Fiv• Attivitiea. Cent•

ANCHOR PLACE 115 N. Garwood, J. --�--- 1 FACE MASSAGE Permanenl I I Cleansing the pores, of facild and Waving generaII tmprovmg. , \ y J1 the appearane., p il!' ar. co�plexion, is one of O OPP ,"tJcular.nd work. THE VA NJTJ£SH E r hnes of Building Rialto Tbeatro I Westfield, N, J. I MISS KNOWLES PJoone IIQ9·w, p Tel. 8TIU1ET, Ap ointments 1241 'l'JU NI(S, , J. st F: LM wlsh our c;,uUJ IWl•XJJr€BS -� - '\' u tr) neighborss1ncHn thnfil\.H to our relauve�J, und -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;��;;;;��---=I MH AJ,EX l!AI,IG Established 1903 "T ei.Weatlleld 143 I �::��::��·MHS.AND AJ>A ���HAl::�:1�t�P-t>, :�F'W!�r�!� .,.. FAhiii,Y. "(in f\ v Funeral Directors Embalmen RUGS Olfiee-Prlvate Parloro-Sbow Roomo OAltPETS AND SOOU:RED EAST BROAD STREET WESTFIELD, N. CLEANED AND 2118 J. Window Shad.,.., Llnoleuma, """ S.\J,I•!-OVt KTII tlon. tn ideal nnd. 3-12 tf jacke-t, $75, never allNO Inl!UN1'!NO stock at the office of the N. •rei. 7G2 J. I•'Oitwor·n ; s in mink ucJ.tJ'f, Presa. l�lm Street "Lt'.t.JI' I • .. ---�--·.. !tJ,U�Ji-Nutrla PI..U!>.lo'l.I!JLD, J ===:;-, l'El\OY �N house ALL Improve- nJsu t\\n k $20. 63 rntnH-1\0IHIts, plot 100 teet frontage: ga• fu.miiY dPAJrea hc l young GRAINGli.R, �liOSEII TO APt•EAit price reasonable; er Con· Willow Orove Ild., nenr Rah· J. V. COLVIN t:tn, t rrnrned N , Bun· - WINDSHIELDS AND GLASS •ult WALTER St. Ave. ele<·tr!c, steam I . ms easy. l!a1ow, th J. 'LEE, 60 Elm \\'fl.Y SItorX-ltull!l rent ortwuse, Broad heat,Ht. in automobile doors set WHILE YOU WAIT. • ROOSEVELT SHADE SHOP Club,Under e auspice:� or theIs Woman's of G ve lng machine� saJe, 407 \V. plunlst all Morrls chairs, MADISON AVENUE this noted to give a Jl'ot�ND-Fand B ulountav rd, n (Hm, cor·Owner ro I''Ult 8,\J,J.:r--WhJte fWW hOUflc f,pr s l e : good locatio GLASS OF EVERY D'ESCRIPTION :May 6th l l\11 n J)ertect condlllon; wJJI .aell 116 �pecializing in repair n�w 1\lirrors and r1 btnin osnmee auponSunday. pt'OJJcr Jdent fftcatloncan wt til u.l.il!tch.mentK; 2 e noo,_tnorth or track;a 3-4 m1Je to stan­; reeltal on the evening of cheap, I�. Br-oad St. 'f eJ. .. PLALVFIELD, and work. made the il)' ca li at 816 Bou levard. I Uon; sldo <'Opper SCl'f.lencd tnPercy High Grainger School. undoubtedly. o e l-ng J. B. Dn.VIB, JJOrchcs;lot steam60X140; e at, urnplc closet N. J. resilvered. ---\1' I'Oll--- llEN'I'-4 fOOIJl B; part m­ !340. :l ·26·2 spncc, living room benmed ceUJ q, Wtndow Shadtl8 PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES. Is n J,JI:-Butt�rcup h ' unique persoMIIlles 1"1·provements: $27; Myt•tle Ave., I !I\ �eed ng earlh•r Bantam: r$r160�r;a� P�h Juterlor Madll to Order foreot the tile most public today, Hebe· Is room ho\lt�e, Grancl�Our� -u. th1\llcorn; lnrl(­ 2, val�bie c6sh':� t DeoorathiJI d to . . llltVJs, �OOpl;�·:� muslca,l woud.Av Ahsoe., "'oneeottleld, Q a one 6- �r, Hweeter and notl(, •c. Phone, O\"llll'r, \V esttl.eld 1316. at vital t plano­ .. Gnr� St. 'fel. 1340. 3-20-2 Phone room\"lelv Improvements;$27; n 11UJO gt o)l" 1. B. E. Broud 3·26·U 3276 thefotle-llls gre audiencesgenius are of heldhe wood. house;lnqu1re nJl 434 W. \V illow Ave., TeJ. H""(,B-Rhodc Io!nnd hatch: ------pollee ----dogs, h·-·o bound by mast<•rly l yi spell­ lUg eggs, <}uack('nbul'lh attnln; $l.Z6 To /opAono •44 his Gnrw'Vo(], 333·J. •·em Hed STIIONGIIEAIITand Airedales: excetlUonalalso females c ws alwaysp a ng a ld Jlli�NT-Tbree lar!{e handsomely Davls, DronU St. .,;lve to re a lc JlCOplc on breedlnK 1311 MADISON AVE.,B. c:or. SecoraJSt.GOR KINPLAINFIELD, N. J, furnished rooms, one hns Tel.for 1&. ,l, H. B. 3-26-2 basiN. Strongheart e n ls, hla.triu mphs-andeon�er\s are edly veritable FOI\ n U b running water; all are suhotppt anded withcold 1340. Brunswick.K nTel.e Easton d�&E'n re ui t slightly usod up· proc&e

Painting Men's Suits, thoroughly cleaned, $1.00 IN)Jl lli•JNT-7-room ttll im- •rot•r•r.\' suoi•-Or­ ix rusk, tlen• t tc children's hand .. Ladies' Gannenta cleaned and dyed at reaaonable lll"uvementa; newly llct•orntl••t.hOUFI\1; Apply •r•ru-: •tJ I.'J's (UF'r price• 4.lfTJQ.UE8 WANTI�U-Set of s North Ave. ;rnocltt>-Set ol 8 tumb• nl>h: ..M. furniture." o Maxwell's.IndiVIdual plano,von cle(•trlc· llg-ht, furnhthctl the Large!Jt .Job tntJta; also r spect St. Tat ort•ocmw. unfurnished; ul!ulla. Poese, North Jllngs.UG Weotfleld. 17 P o Evo­ nrn.cell\nll 'rel. Avt•., 3G9-Il. :\ 26 2 A.PART!tUCNT !or rt'ltl, nll .. .. ALEX.Nortb HUN Avcn11oT, Jr. tmprovemenlsi also hou�e6 rooms; tor rent; $1111WesUield, N. J. o! town. Tel. Westftcld 166-J centeror 601. IIV-W Telephone Cran!ord

TOBroadcasting ALL WESTFIELD AND VICINITY

That we are moving fro m our present location to NO. PROSPECT STREET 3 About April 1

D. DR YS ON & SON �--- MASTER FURRIER _ - -- - :o::-.... _ - 1\ltT 1:'>1ln )fOXl llJK\''fS � --� J collc•c ts P\ lllL•P('ndIH!tlng- our olfon.f It I I" like 1 � val �\'PloryH scnlp· 't\11'\',!IPs!,; li Prt' �I)U l'1.tll Vnt'Jf'l)In I •of n:�. �tonps ):ran!t1•nnd f' •i -he�; ,rc·ul!h or "'month \VP In� \ile )'Oil tn hmpPct our tliH}lla'Y� lw� int n tlt·t' lllin� on your mom.ttn(lnt.

Richmonr: "'l'ld E. Fourth Sis. \'I'I•:U 011� 1 -(Ill------�- �' � " il\l 11111 11 fu!Hil\ . /�t•

FOR SALE AT

l:ill'njn' lll WESTFIELDBuii i•'ITiPETtll, SHOP Indian llllli! k1!1, und \(ri< an ('dBJ,..ll,llIdns,l\'K, <'ldt lc.;,l'Ut ...1l tJ oat FIUt'hPB, · 1111 hn tl'llln!; Nl�ili(•TJ- 1�·1h·•t, J!,lhl \.tn•l� Hult Hodt� and lhlff l�gg'� PROSPECTl•'Pt'\1 ST. .1nd !l.t i'i.li-1 n( ,, II WESTFIELD, N. 8 J.

. II IIIII, IIJI! ll SCARFS-VEILS-UNDERWEAR lll'ol�Wl'''t 4' \ 1.1, ll••·t�l•nl· \\\ \\ ·�!ud!� '>i� ·ldt!.ll ,1I"!!tnt I' l"ll I :--I t11f•ll ln i!li•ll I l t t.Hh .., ,I IIu1111·\ \ l. o•,J, F<�J 'l.t 1 ON BENSON PL .�CE 'ph·HIP X ! I FOR The kind you IHL\'(' nlwnys wigl!Cd to own-­ 'llf SALE '1 11.1.1'\\l I'U\I l'l F'\IH l 'II J' conslt·uction. will be offered. at n 10 per ce1it. diReount.for one Ill• !'> I l]lli\:\ ( l.llh '0 I "J � i \IJ•!" li-room hou:.;01'l'Ue, no11· undl'r tllldll, :- Hr,u�tl 1111 )HI1H'Y week only l'I.�F.\TI:":Il !4t'il�·rnlhlilll )nJJJt nhont Mny 1. VOGUE HATS Hl'l lilllh (llJI'llrt • ltil'ol !l,-1 !I'OIIPIII�Jd, (OJ' Up>� lll'lIHHH jjff:ht MADGE EVANS HATS loth ,!e ll -4

OWNER AND BUILDER for growinl( !"ilhPrP'h1---' md lint': from our owll ij EDGAR D. SPENCER workroom mHI at priePs �o nuit your purse. THE HOUSE OF HI�ESE 332 BENSON1067-J PLACE j -- �-· ·- � IJf Phone THIRTY ·THRf. E ELM STREET P.�i""'t;-i�-�l-1 ti N(' t� J.- FAfHUUNI\JU,l� ··un �\J,t-) ll1mt!P utfi�iu7;t•IHnt��: hrnt,;jilj tCk 3·11-t N ,I, 'r

) meetings hel��:��--:::;the -la�g��;l�·�r �oving radio ::w��-;;;-.· ··-::;::t------tnble;;, �: . , . ;�� ' rlasses were told of the •- h ecoz d o amd 'l taborets, eu·.? 1, Bond's nf· 1-J- l'•l.. 1nd s t �o 1 R f c en • " 1 stando, ,. o,tumers, rmative decision. Accordingl v three pnz a d wen. t to Eighth grades are making piano fi . ; I 1 i .\ I ' �'b lla stands, with million Resiliotiny •pringa-guaranteed 5 yeara ' t l h re � ======;;;;..; ======11 1 •• etc. !.;;;o,;;o;;== = 7 == == Class of won the i ntcrcla" • ,, , a TI-lE FUNDAMEN;;;;; TAl.. I hou. 1lw 24 1 d er h creditable to These \' ',, p•ople• w1'll ••tart w· ork ••oon lum•pwns · as S 1 COSTS 1 . or s 'and former expel'i�nce with them hn.s. second ronsecutlve year Tuesday of I Bel! for Senior lh f s, ·,. by Mary the country, and useful to the 111 r t r er looked I sses . A. I0 e1r , \ us f eet co nfidence . their fi s qua t pluv were printed by H. S. cla One.third of Cent Per Night By Chao. c w ' 1 t W<•ek. ' . . Philhower.. . . publi eal in their genera t ton. a�"1 ·. �1 PH hh·I:.s' th••. umors:nw would I wa lk bthty. · lllVe a • from block noleum cuts m a a l'ilgnm 1 J li de b)! the Our fathers sought th1s tltere not strong suggestion in Wlth th� score B nding in ' was t I m b aw•�Y tu 12-1 department? The J>ress no t " fact, an urgent necessity COLLEGE S K S re�lUtatton,, art he Rest of your life. tontinent fai h's pure shrine. for u� PEA ER H. came back and large noug to p entire poR· ' "a AT S. th<· r The . e h rint United gi�e more thought in this directionto/ � I ! CotJstitution of these the�r favor . Semors: true to form I tee rat ouc tim�, so the block wns t•ut The n Friday at o'clork . s written by a body sustain- ! respecting the education of boys and O j h I State was Reed nwruingv., 10 fought thetr way to V!rtory, 'fhey 'in a f the poster printed two ; Curl il r , assi•tant t o the l and in by prayer. The highest executive girls? There is much that the home S out on top of the score, which s c FRED. WALPERT & COMPANY t•d ' }JresiJeJJt of s e tions. Hutger• College, r�mc n do: the church and Sunday school and BALTIMORE, MD. our land accepts the oath of office ru a I • • • 1 of o H zel, lbtgers , doing much; but the concensus of I! n;rr member of the ·1 1 1 on the Bible and before God. The l'e \\!IS 18 7. That the v•�rious proj�cls _be!ng ll J Jumor dass, will speak ut the est- of our country bespeaks our . public opinion today is that fur too W MEETING 0 N P .. T. A. , :...:· :· �= -=-=====-�=-=- -= -�- -=-= -�- -=�=�==�=--=· =-=- -=--=�===-=:= currency . L !' cnn!ed on m the S. prmhng t field High Si'hool upon "The Value H. - trust in God. li tle is accomplished in the field of I �meeting "L':: :::::::: -:.. rl are: Ringing of mngazint•B, College 'l'raining." Mr. Sill'er•, l he lll'Xt r egular of the assrs I spirit�al education. Colleges and of Parent.-Tea�her I and Truly this is God!;• civilization the Lt?coln. making small pocket u h l , duri1 past _ Associnlion hinding 7'1/11111111111 , , is a Christian pu�lic schools are filled to overflowing v.:V � 11s 1g f<'w Wlll l !HIIIIIIIIIlllli� and. oar United States lsltrd1 Y•'ar8, hdd thts ev ning nt o'clock. notebooks and memomndum pads, I · , .�.lllll- wl le ore than three hundrrd b� an � 8 hends, nation. But what of the future of u churches and Sunday school are Ill 1s letter cards and radio n York 11nd Ne J is nnmt' . often acant. The home, apparently, i New w ersey, Pl!AsrlH'Hfl)' th" evcnmg meet\!1g it our country when of the Y schouls desired th" futhers will ut- I daily log sheet? one-half fn>ln ltutgt•rs in the clasH I homes are lacks vital concern in this matter. gl'aduuted , population and t<·nd "' then• will be much of interest • • • 20,000,000 in an unn "Progress in the Modern School," slstcd oi methods of teaching comparable to coll g ear ook n There was a time when knowledge · will be demonstmtions from I tllgrnphlng and muking plates LNtmembe, ll for in Uwse at the public school, Bible story Sept r f o owing his gmduntion &nd there God and the Bible was taught departments of the two, three and four-color process of wns ade alumn secretary, some nf the AND grew up in hours in our libraries, and in far as m i and printing, the home, where children 80 �Germany set before Rnturday. tor intormaUun un soul· Let each new temple, n oble•· than tho l)'JU'Ii ur Wnrm Air FUfiUU!tl, lueludln" Plll"' ss, given at the Union Count;t 1n1 the world a kind of heartle wus Ora- I�M. WdtrPol tn•tlay lnst, • Nr.u.• • been pursued tlult . tol'ical Contest, held in Cranford. all rmr!;qu11 1tt ._.l!ltdem:)'. Qr better tUU e.tJ •• • · Jess education has hu a Sixth classos have �- S t thee from hea en wtth domu J wt•o c � .c · re - Th t }'orlt .9/ta1Wr"OOfit.4, . i v ean t her pce h wilh no p p ftl'adc developed strong i n w th fnr• ·� working on bird houses? BOYNTON 1 lias n e more vast, and h<•en The 'reaching intellectual endowment, . m·ation before she dc�erves the boys own FURNACE COMPANY Till �hou at length are free, . are designing their houses grentc•t credit ior her nchicvem�nl. 6clentiflc and -philosophlcnl In char- tnking into consideration the follow: fh Squt�r• Pot M.,.. ,, to of ma· Lenvt�g thine outgrown shell by 88 We• I 401h Sll·•et1 N•w Yor. aeter. This has led an age , ing things: Size, size of hole draln- Oppo�it• Br1•"t which ac- s unrestlng sen!" W. H. S. PUBLICATION--CHAPEL. of keeping clean. All houses will , W be Plainfield, N. J. tury the progress of all time. Elec- covel'NI witll bark " l <>l_J W d was or twig. hupe c ll(;sdnr last ld "Tho Centro llu8ln<'��• tricity ,the automobile, aeroplane, s c. . W<•stfic lligh School be just- • of til" pwt prmctpally 81nglng. Mr. cnn • • radium and the adio chemcial sci· m pl ou school mugnzinc, the Thnt lievcnth Cootro," r Rogers �xplnined more in detail the ' d of its grade boys are work- SQUARE POT BOILERS, FURNACES 6, RANGES ence, commerce and 's tupendous en· . ly f h o i u m 1 1nw ' B 0 y N T 0 . N 1 : � ·��q �� ���� " ... . " � w� � � � �W � �� :�" tuhoVnno1r�undu pre�t t� t3oP1}t� � o �hl ��� ��� =�=����==�=: twJ ve hun dre d ·(l llur gunrnn tee l>PC· In = - the ncme of attainment in the phy- • 0 doors. the contest hl!Jd by Colum.. �------" - -··· �-· -- ...... essnry to put over th(' grent \V est field· us University ' sicnl and intellectual renlm' but alas bia in which our mag- PhoB4t 1048-R Guthrie game. ami �� HIS FIRST REAL�� DISTINCTION�� §§§§�§§§§§§§§�§§��§§�� WHICH DAD DIDN T- - AN0·- cromc, corruption, malice,' I . b uzine entered there some §§§ hatred,hu- ne canno t 1 escrt e :he chapel pe- Wll.� were jealousy, selfishness, characterize 0 high school and prepura- COULDN'T BUY FOR HIM rlod we spent lust FrJday. It wns thirty-�IK • • 1\ manity with nearly ns much stigma as tory schools from the 1-ltntc of New im!"en�e. !>fary Bell, the ingeniouH B[NJ f ELLENBEI1G[R in days a century ago. Be as opti· of d competed for puhli- cd•tor-tn-chJef our Weathervane, 1;��� �" Pointer ond Dttorolor mistic one mn;• it cannot be said . r . as In ny l hns now become. a plnywnght, too. ��;�:�· were a · ,. • that progres.•, spiritunl, has Th rour b est sclccied by the PAI"Elt.RANOINO ANO TINTI.. (' - And Westfield H1gh School wns the "Columbiae way been commensurate with prog the Spectator," the college scene o� production her first Huhmittcd ress, physical nnd intellectual. The of duily. These were two mn�:l'rpu.>cc. to recent World War has demonstrated mtlst professors from the School of .I our­ of hn- . F1rst, we epenk of HogeJ· Wil- iciency the exercise nulism who determined which were to � 17 ClJMllERLAND R'l'.. eff in the hams, w�osc announcement before treds and selfish nmbitions of man- rPceive the prizeB. l'hl' first prizl•, - the drawmg of the curtain scvrt•d to 11 kind ; nnd with the effective instru WJilR1'F'mL!l. N .1 enthu�c the audience nnd bring them ments of destruction that mnn now ------­ to Plt<'h of the gr1•ntest excitement. hns shudders at nt command one a i s his in We recc•mmend him for r u 11 n­ the disaster which mny future 11 c c the nuuncN. . We could hardly wait !or WHY YOU SHOULD BUY HERE grow conduct of moral- out of the the it ly unrestrnincd. the curtam to go up and when did and spirituallY With ctfcet i tl_w was astounding. The benu­ ]llli,on gases l ui fire hi�h ex- Queen wns d nnd lt•;ul (or it l'rh1ccss?) plosives, in futureq war, is said � it Wenthervanc snt surrounded by great the whole Atlantic seaboard that han a ­ in w e numbers of d maiden� who ppear rould be .demolished n fe w eks. In ed " great deal more industrious than other words vili7.ution a a Godless ci we have ever Hcen them before or Your Doctor's Orders Carefully Filled. m y drBtroy itsclr by its own efri· , hope to see them ngnin. Did ciency end conceits. eve�' we noucc somcotw sewing buckwnrdH? Abdominal Suppurt•·r:., Orthopedic Corsets, Orthopedic flrnces Hoosevelt sounded note of timely Sup]lOrtcrs, nft as o Hosiery, Belts, Surgical Corsets, Arch n when 11 t �d_uca- �ut er th " first speechles� t n· Elastic etc war ing he said: "Wi h on Chaira and Crutch•• Sold and : lo lshmer.t our part we notJced un Invalid Rented. n of the mind m:tst go spmtunl t 115 tum the l. of �orrow nbout them, Th" FIT ARTIFICIAL LlMB9 teaching which will mnk� r•snert WE MAKE AND plot began unmedlately to thicken nnd l�nincd intellect to good account.'' HENRY F R AHM E 80 found that the We!'thcrvnne Indy Ltke rich mnn'� 11 people mny t�e 11 nnf flntong- ' '', -\�-· /i/ 'fiftifil er-n-lwauty l ElfcttH to 1" U�1h-ernity in J7fl4 t originality eVt'IT orcaRI OII from ;mn p e or 'rni lorncl SCO Ui" r;:;�;�'.\"11t• :•llc·y J.nSFI RS1 (LASS ..1 1 --<>-- elaborate DreRs IIntM. dll!!f tllinrM :follll wH : EXC£' p 1'l0N AL VALUES AT / n 11 . 1'! that j,1 nrl'i••'•i nt STUDENT GOVERNMENT. I ' lt•nrh n nd S•·vprnl nr.n t.h" ,hminr nnd1 1 r••ll<•�:e. h to' t'lll(l\f.l' I wHksl I' 1111{!1 �h-1 '1 13 k1 nlttl't' I • lnvc rpn ; to ( ! in Chrbt, St•nior I t1 w l'nr $2 95 t0 $nlUI. 95 low ,�_:u tit'HU11 t' 1\'-'li('� II' cJ wlw l Al1o Higher to ti ll tllf'y vntP•I hark hny• Priced Hah l

' .,., ' d ;J.. ,;_ • r r • < '� fi: £ • r St��k:. ;:::;;:-::·,�: �.��!��� c��. �. ���r�: �� :tESTINGOUALITY- OF COAtis lfiPDRTANT---r-;,-G •Ui • : Madagatscar a nd :!:!"Whut tric;� ��;��: k? ���� Which :�x� mnn?"��:��:od, queried Huhr. complimented blm u on ?:.the Alaska J p l h my, ook> a t • t PART OF UTILITY BUSINESS THAT BURNS 8 8 t o hu e o r whlcb ne ;,:1� ���d� ���.,��n� t b :� �� to lu;.\;:uuD:��ww�and��o. l e .r d I am ���"I was:�a�;;d��t cons!'lnus the find 8r e street t r lfie mnrf.ttml � mode��: �:�puiJHc befi:--o�re sl-·-wilur 1 cross bow , tbat a and re l:e\•ed was In l humor. a news h(WD .,arne of automobiles lm il In tact. <'"nsplr· know from fur more di•lltnl \-Vhat you ought FIVE TONS A MINUTE THE YEAR AROUND to a lw oe-druwn howvehtele o acy agnlnsl him, heod�d by hi• u r uwr ad• section of the globe, the town of h ll kl . .: lng,see then I know I ve 11111� w•s•, son, hod been discovered nt Mnlgion interesttn& Of l\ Hli In av o front of the bouse I looked up and before. you h e f r the ' extremely rich n• ln was uncover88ed In may a copy free see �� as i a Is headlong toword mere asking. twenty-five y down carefully, All h n rushing that vlelnlty ears could C u ago. slow moving, horse-drawnI tru k a new Intervention or the powern. This i Since that tltne mlnlt>ii 1 . extensive o> bad only juat aturted atrou when I1 would have come before. not Before you do any painting by all erations have be.!n ••arrle prlnd-J had II I d · was alm st by one those been for the United States, who•" read booklet. will save palls by a private co mpany on, this It r 1 yons te ie o deafened of mp or China to fantastil' means France, under concession rromo th rr! ju ed friendship f you money and insure you a gov: 1 J automobile horns. J goes , bark s look Pd. Arnaldo Cipolla In some erument of Mullugus�nr. l•'ren ;tt a - on the idewalk and araln better c u t emea. - Ln ere was no automoblie, only the exStampar (Turin). job. thorlty, after experience� 111 the Th hor e-drawn truck. But th had earlier gold rusI h,s does not encourage a e driver one t --·- an - lndlvldnul v oH >ect • d••· on the seat beside hlm uutomoblle Vuldura AsphaltPaint is of the r J < r I - best things we sell. Our policy � o ,.1,., horn nd hod s unded unn � the on n w gold Oeld with little ece& - handle only the better class ma­is e oorl!)•,a almostthis be to <•lscH<'l'nds thon • and pick scari g to death." BATHROOM & KI- TCHEN n me -�� terials in every line, and that why to hisan t�nl ungovernable, und Is I npt prove errutk - is - we sell d>nrarter, but leaus rather to fuvorlng !Jon't Go to Mukden f or Valdura. the chartered company, Big fo tune' I r a is apreservative paint w e m de In Mudogascnr'o rller l e aure, ays T l er a P S rave er Val dura so ll �old rushes, but gradually thrC vt•l u reuched At u k rd cenwnl, been heard until the of tho lng It, recelve (Genuine 99.5% Pure) cllief activities. udtlltlon to l�urOsitll of rubles o they do not truly is made from Gilsonite asphalt - n r , ------·----·----­ natural the best asphalt (In testlng far heating value of coal, a th-ermometer M be ·i and l'<•ln' mica, us es t•rlnliy In these half known. There is no coal tar, rosin or artificial asphalt in it. is u.� ed nd r ) u i tteruf graphite , .Tupnuesewekonw p tli.o.t meaBUres down to thousandths of a degree Centigrade, an4 n u nnl w-t w ln producing ru terrllorh•s or tl�ell'!!, :.-r.-::=::-c=:-·::_- ·---:::::-==-="' has had the test of time, and you will just well dlum-ore d, be to be foun together with But for my seventen�lnfl!s trulllc to her duugh l ok Chinur fo r Is to stili liner product and · o like typlcnl uun. In hi ter on her return from _ll__tO!l • dependable, to a large extent, on the a bul ano h "quartarlng'l r thro gh n duced in k t er I morshnl's u nlfortn-wlilcl• •wal'H �lad oa t.hat was put l11to process tn qubya t ty which l u us send )'OU the bookie& c l a n i will fil · Let ot the ounce Tho • ------·--- --· .. __ ··· t.he previous fall or summer. b>ns four bottle. sample Is tbetl In g o ' tbla true homes tt7 to tmag- pulverized a ball mill-a one all n · � It Ia In large round - ·, aalegual'dl must employed porcolnln containing !Je Jar The r v e ·Joeto what coal t.he highest quality ftlnt pebbles. Jar e olv s an!l have tbe or 1ms, a the continued tumbling of the pebtue' where over t are :1,500,000 rear d coal to fi • es hot i used by one groUp liompanles to an coal pulverizes the n flu a -­ a moat New or t, dust. The sample is now ready rot �lr- upply of with ligh roofing, s Jersey na s d up In s a furnuces, tin power and Two million, five a ly • an Is put a m ll Public Servh:e leaders, gutters, ventila­ heat. bered container.t Portions or numt 1 , a year cORHky·ligNICES,hts-- thlnk ; ooat to the • over meanhundred that thousand naarl;r tons of are burn- ·ple sufficient cover a silver quurn;ar lol'H, your tinning needs PHONETUTT LEWE. BRSTFIELDO,NS..J. five tOill! tor are .e o cd and ead for tblt and hove 1492 every a cawoad r m v arc r y us ed mlaate; or whole vo t e tell you whnt the outlay will every ten minutes. la i e and ash tests. In t sting he nf lift)' tolltl l at coal samp e aflto'el a first-class job. Modern Industry requires a constant volatile m ter the for turdy Is pla d In l · oo quality of material baing weighed, ce the bottonl I clleck t.he of platinum eruclble, co.eret rawlarges t Item small H.  materialsfo r sturdJ construction� Ita plants. The a o , , entering to l s In weigh) GOODFRIEND of mate ial used In the steam air, and Its s W. raw r exclude to defin ite 407 St. generation elll«ltrlc energy and the alter a temperat Broad of ture lorexposure time ln ele<1 prodnctlon of gas Is coal. Tile teatlng prescribed an 43 Weatfield I · a the Tel or this tuel, tn order that tbe trlc furnace Indicates percentagro plerely sample, 1 "ign ('arl'iesa distinction of it H own. Producb a!oout ...... 7AI- the · . M�WELL .. & I To b1U11 [� nth oxygen and th ' best lamp makers. TOURING CAR Coal lt;omb charged cm1V.,.._ TNiltl n11r i.! by thelritb elec trica fusing I of tlw Tile uc.tst.eGfM a!OU!tsn. i roal igllitedplatinum l tui All thL� d1e �l . .... �!.!at wa• i• wire. in Hoot', table anti "odtl u4atJ.ter fTca bul.t d. ' !ll this proe�ssdelic.ate m echan sma ' ·ot·rwr" lamp�. lo.& i Only Genuine Goodness ot'eFetJ u.s. ..a: Mli rt lli ,j g a o! ilii(llitlt•d parehmer.t a nti hog[ re��: 1111.6etromw fuel! scale auxlllary cham�et ebifl'ous, of !U"'-"" a reo,...,tmt.a;.til·e &&taJ>lt- dei:Tees. An a From the viewpoint of the vast majority jJlreeo nneeted tho mercury columl I pleasing- lll l'eltics. Delivers Care ...Free Service w et�Un '"'r:r- llli.Dllde" j l l WJIIIIOOL A 16iso mercurylo mn� bu added ws 1-1�n: shatles. of owner-drivers, care-free, economical tr.•u; lit'•Ut'lll .h'LUldred ! talunthat !rom the column to adjustlu thl ol I' pr.;;t�tl; ilhjpm!lllt, ill <>���too. ·Ill', r,tr 011 �of l.ht ln1trument within tile range service is, by long odds, the most impor­ Tl:it; t:"re J>l� i�: rnix'l>ll th.onaat:UT'"'u;.arWr- Uld or Ill ..· "' five degree RoruHngs are mud• 1 """"* u.ti �1 l'tlpeat,ef acnle. Uuy no\\' wt�ilt.� the u�ual prit(� uf oiH' latrtp rna tant factor motoring. a tbe s of smail lclescupt in ,\1lg· pr-uL't:l>r. :re!iull61! Ia lnllk by u e ·' ���:." ·:: �u two. \t lnune mounted on thl'fmomctera stem. llbl>l1t,:li i.O 11JJ The ever-growing popularity "ilttin ullipi� ," vr a the Afl(!r c m thelet ing tho hoatln� of the good o fiW.!1 till �. Thirl ill Mat t.o test, tho produciHp of combustiovuln ru"l 1 Maxwell is based on the fact that it meets �.,.un-,eo;.hol>ton.wrl"" the ol malning in tho bomb are o l CC>ntents u l Se:rve Waffles UUoAt l.!lt ename ed with pure tor, and by washedchcmlcai iJ ) tire l this requirement to a greater degree than pl&.OO(! if you 'n· 1 of winter t ·: iad._.d dainty aisp · p!&OO

Coal, Lumber and Crescent Motor Sales 34Co.12 315 PARK AVENUE Builder's Supplies PLAINFIELD, N. PHONEJ. tJ f' Touring Car '875 F, () D. Dot&"Oit Taa:, Eitra

lJonj� is l wait until "Old-s�i;, To!ht1 :4UIThe\ f;tt·(,fl�� nrul nwh !-Beat uf f\Willlll-!' work IH•Jdll! Job ( IPI Socket Heat Makt• your Witlll..., bl'l\\'11 nn�l htl:-l�' par y. u:� �d your ro om co sy- l Comfortin1:· warmth t\ WNINU poll!':, '1'1�11•: IS NOT FA it 01>'1•'. from Wl'tllllnp:!; (�ied.rie radial"•· Awning�-; tmd t'alHl [lh•;J for and lht> l't't whl•rwver ne('(l it and :t•ptinn;-;. �·ott wlwrcver tht•re'H lamr n H '·':t< outlet. without PLAINFIELDCo. nt· Oon't lw 135 W. SECOND ST., '> ill! during chilly RpeliH nf A. N. Laggren the 1'el. 19Awning48 11pl'iug. . Phone 166 Price $9.00 up THE ES E EA N R 1 �� �������� ���� ���� � ��W� �T �F I �L�D --L ___O _£R_,�W� E� D- _E_s_D_A �Y �, �M:A�C�H Z=6:,, �=9 :2 4����--�--��--��------_:P•:s:e� �� � � ���� � tb"'ey-Wtlf � iiiiifeit me De otrerliia� •••• • a uyOU 1 t bf.fore :OU :... •• ••••••••••,. •• •••:� 1 rtrullbey, "'just e gratulatlolll!." lr.no,w . Don't to sk." U... COii= � l afraid a u bin, of dPsphlhhms," as spe- � he tlrat a ared, trau. "W o tbe matter Waldo coin 123 New p se Ill She r l he h d trou le apellln& cialist of E9th St., nt wheo pe with she Inqpouired o Jl m r•uu. Then a lit le ripple o twe ve a b mowc the a the f w York. East w ke Uoraetl" m r ment t II!JB umu'e- ord. but aftaonteer several enlla on of Harris, sture one when "the dum el was c me from hf'r and pres"ntly ing Ill cognomen was Inevitable. b-b l a the o Jot It out tonoon, "Ever)'one ad g she began ough hysterll'UIIy, """her t r ai evldentlt wrll· The insurance seem to bear all worldIT ISa A FACT be mutager, Ida d lunch. Is in , records loves WINN�;R, This is going t11 •"fills." anno n e Old Harris In his to I ' to his satdlsfllctlon. Then ens ed that tho:> c books Egypt these days, anre e h e n u out t hi it has WOND��RFUL for the a u Horace on d y t "O , I'v ever read anything l ten been year n wel•btJ mt�n er, IIJ "Mr. l In my llfe," sh c ie at ••80. . period sstaternent, for Dan- bls sales are constant y fallin � off." e r d l t found h t the a ain the Mr. Vangloss wlll have charge funny • long wasof e<>ntt l\tratloo and a are n o al ge wipi g h er eyes. U rnr Da · It broken when WAldo t odds g st Jimmy, rt to nth d gree, n o e n wrl fnt person five one hen .,.;_ l�nptlan counter." ri tbe or "Why, �gllng.bow to & >ell "containing." tile fllebd a l!(leck du t from bls gloss, the alling youl'!pedump nnl 1 eer t d ·-"S.vt '•I'."' (o1\_J: "Oid-t118bt.oed l" c I a race. s nn to prOI'ure eustomer'e81 magn. Dtill aWELL well. Have yourWELL own water and WELLpl�nty o o l tbe dumb-bell's demise than that-be'sed bs let "We l, tine, rommente.t upon8 the ------�------_:_-----,-----�---" E (If it. , ' · Ia lbed su den In· "He • WOI'IIIOld llarrl lm lbee , 11ext Saturday night," he !l x p . d s gave b tor u of atrons Nomum w1111oader n\lUDeed. "I Just overheard Harris glv-an- never s w ng ew rucl , 1 a such a Monday morn. 1ut th""ater."ea ot I lons to book log,"• h l11e salesman In 8 f Ins · e del'la red. beomlng. charr• ke\'per." t tbe mummr counter raised hat bird advertising bead " don't believe It " In the tile met Ilia I , Emil d c "01'8 I T Before the Spring Lawn Cleaning Time Bmll7's wunn, friendly &lance. y e lared. department �ertalnly u•rd the old !>Pan HAVEam still A drillingWELL wells inDRILLED Westfield and therNOWare . llldH IIDI Itd cratef ly and e expres· But abe waited t c osing for H r· e ul , h ot er l , o when he wrote 'Tui-Ankh-Amen Talks I t to me o , th o remlnCed E mil a necleeteIl one. Iatnlabetl. e o 1 l na 1onel7, abe d�lded-juat lonely a inst a u ter and stared dully at Look at that crow WHO WANTS THE NEXT WELL c n d 1.. 1 boman ga mill, driv i g agulnst show in- 1 md ata"et tor Uttle 17m- t he n w hen g card or phone call will ha e my prompt attention. a dows. the a W the store closed that I ht• ler of the most sen�ntlona nsa es A ll!'h•-· t one l l For v following Westfield "lntrodace com· ''Then Jimmy wu rlgbt exclaimed In his o o ngoln ap. reference ask any of the me. Jlmmr," ahe t r ld the t in him. I" Harrt.s Its with y, duHarris girl. s g "Mr. "the mlrbe\1" In his residents : mande4. ar 111 peal'l!d "Whatr• Jlmm;r. "Do roo gave you notice The old beast wake. paped "You u l ' ame I" rea117 m•• ltr m s n t? bl him," Horace ent emen, b u T. R. Kimball Ave. A. C. G l " e no nc In hla VIew Ave. <>," declared defended. quick y w s righ I weighty" manner, "I aam s ure Bell, 416 G. F. BeiJ, 5Hi Park " certa d U l . "He a ed wil Jas. Scott, st I llllr Em r suppose. I'm not a book salesmt,u Yoo l 402 he nut St. Manh, 324 Mnunt11ln A.v. • n. nil want to otrer our felicitations to Lambert's Garage,C ntra Worhe, I'm ju t lllllled e I armt1• later shaking "the s a-a He anglo oury a 204 l Av. H. 1!18Summit Ave. she was dumb-belL" Mr. s new dvert slnc Jos. Isaacs, imCbal Ave, Geo. Hermiston, Lenox Ave� A _. d o ruefully. manager. Ms,r. Dang Is-ahem­l A. 614 K l 601 4umb-bell'a• limp band an lookingI nt D lou Kath. Y re h a " ou' not den lndlg- t e uth Tut·Ankh·! o rt · H. E. Shaver, 4111 Harrlaon Ave. Williams, Sprln1field Ave.· pale, wl tflll tllat 1tared shyly at i Emily, a or or the me a l Theo. Zabatkln, Westfield 91ea I" d d y Ave. tbroup pair of nantly "Get your haedt a n coat, Hor- cle In Sun a 's Times." AtiA!r the ftrat llertpee tncla. 1 born·rlmmoo You'r. e going to wa k home tl shock of surprlae, the ace. l wl t men crowded got sornethlng t around Hornt"e their pl a d to meet want to ell to t'Ongrat· "1-er-fm e se OU," me. I've I otTer J res ntl t ey were walking ulntlons. Jimmy, ho ever did n llllmm !'fd Horace, fiushlnJ and mak· P e y h w ot ) ... n."r nt the pourl.ag m n Join' th rroup. Ue a d, at Emil)' 1 tRrlear of Jerky bows. a avenue 1D i e st "1-er- up G ln l lt by Bor· ' in rather deJect m renner. ARTESIAN WELL . RILLER lie•� 8 nuffic ently . ahe ered ed a . l a D weatller for Aprll-tbat 11, 1 !111<1ace's Rb&urd, leaky green umbrella. "So that's wh JAS. A. KEIDERLING lllaa-• , you were on 316 E. SECOND ST. . Tel. on maDDer, -1Cml11.t�ld bl " be r y sneswer l!lltI w anyt i do .c cise m. obse ved n hl 380 J. h ng wltb 1 \"If the�·· I <'liD to 1D • trw, BUPl.> oSJl It_ won't be 1on11 ��INFIELD, N. !!L..t!Ur .l"!l fk," �he Inter- ��_,. -"l :·!!! .JOlt ! WIIIIUIUWIIIIflllll!UIUIIIIIIlllli'

SLONIM'S ''COMMUNITY PLATE CLUB'' ======NOW 0 P E N

Bird or Par&­ Patrician Gr()Svenor Design Design dise Design OUR CLUB PLAN PUTS No. 3 No. 4 No. 5 COMM.UNITY PLATE

And now it's Wiall so thin· Haven the't Reach of EveryBy joining HousewCommunityife Plate Clu1l '9 easyI you alwa}'l our and (No Chargefor tho Trar) to possess a co p t service paying $2.00 you can home longed m le e table of down take with Plate for your dining room? you set here illustrated or make Community the you can Think wou d in i . The only other 26-Piece Set of the comfort you l take hav· your own .election of p eces · ing enough sil are for occasions and all detail ma weekly payment n il full verw all isa s ll u t the ' Correct Ser11lceTray design. amount been paid. the pieces in the samebeautiful has With contents a.z roUom� MAKE YOUR OWN SELECTION OF PIECES $36 Teas1.7poons5

lfeaspoons . . . . $3.75 Dinner Knives (Hollow Cold Meat Forks ... . 6 Tablespoons 6 Dinner Forks . . Set of 6 Each $2.25 Knife Sugar Spoon. Handles) . . . Set of 6 $10.50 I Butter Butter Knives ...... 1.25 1 Dessert Spoons ....Set of 7.25 . Each Dinner H. 6 Dinnet Forks ..Set of 6 7.50 6 Knives H. ablespoons ..... Set of 6 7.50 . ladles 2.50 Butter Set of 6 6.00 Gravy , ..... Each 'f Spreaders . INITIAL Sugar oon 1.25 PAYMENT $2.00 of (Mod. Salad Forks . . Set of 6 7.00 Sp s ...... Each Your Choke These 3 Pntt�rus Dinner Knives _ . Balance $1.00 a Week . . Set of 6 7.00 Bouillon Spoons. . Set 7.00 ...... :.:.::::;:. � 1 . of 6 Berry Spoon . . Each ______Handles) 3.25 -...:._�----..:--..:._._�--· _ � .....I

an Place Th is 1s UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY---DON'T MISS IT! Fo r Any Occasion·­ How Easy No w to will an investment you will always .COMMUNITY PLATE COMMUNITY PLATE It bereme rrtber wit-h pleasure Yo ur Home the Ideal In Gift

Telephone 999 LEO SLO IM & SON Slonim Building 226 West Front St. JE WELERS Plainfield, N. J. _

_ ., _ FoQI'teen THE WESTFIELD LEADER, WEDNESDAY, -----...,. Pap MARCH 25, It� - r • ------27 -- go.ges page-- etc --- - Book 0> > Mort> U7 �-"- ,_------�------CHANCERY-- -OF-- NEW----� JERsEY.- or on � - - To: Ralph d Julia ' to secure the oum of Six thousand------�-- · ' IN H. Collins an --E ----ol �-- - r•• rle ct w--J 1I N ..1 d llna, hla C - ($6,000) dolloro on lands and - - e-e wl!e, certain - p A T sPrice� y A LFor I 0I promises altuate on the orthweste l E n r � - Ior A•trp l ane p ropell erl ' Hig'l••t Paid TAKEt NOTIC tu: r r Y propelled Of illrplant.ts must Co��f oll�=��er� N:wl);�::ey0�!�: ��'de� ttl!td� s��:n t�� oete LJ!ron���(?St��e I IHd U1ih7S· Iron� I,ttpt•r, Ald.OrnobtJt• the the hereof In a I IQIne mraor dlnary ,trength, or tbelrpos- ;! day �i e g� !oih<>N on l of e dateaJn i Ntw ,l eroey. l l �tpeed tenda Jt f \\'estJield. (;��: :�'\�c �am!fa a�l :n �d them� • a > ln t I �� cialus�.y������ .:. N J lar:�� J�� to disru st : tr, Suulb :\ ' t'. . and .. a or interest 1n run, wllb tbe prope1 1ers lDo! wood, ll te Tel. 789..J. othen dR��tendu��� toorne shal , tltlt:t o ilre ae j e J!lfcr�J!� o made 1 ll'ulliJu and y'(lu ls riglll, u which had b@t!n dried to the lo" est 8Al,l�ln :g��� :ro �hea��r:�?a��:r?t·� bJ�r�� �r t�Jdctt�f� ��� a;:.�d� � ��ie���dn f �!� possib-le moisture oJJtent, or "bone :-:-U-iiuF�F'SBeU.\ePn Georgec-� ;;-;;rN;� fore May 14, 19.24 . t�� cause yoti the wJfe of t e t I L'Heur� are h said of bl det y JPrB�Ycomplainu.nt, Harold.H. nnd tbe end&: he a actuall d-ecr�e Ralvh H. a t IL-'Heunnix fa shall thwtllink of dower Collin claim &Qrue dry,., l NDi, anddet�ndsnts. F1.Mead � Or tn dE:fau\t• �h th�;�ancreofellor such premises 1gbt -exuded forced bJ the centrifu· ,et rula , gu�:gfe : ; t ea.ld r 1 nb u I flied o1 Dated, Ina c 13, 1924· , •ap. ntlt �� t\�eu ���v�t_:��tS:d8."rlt The ti!ild l s t M r h • p.l &etlon. 1l of tn e d re ed xpose foreelose a compla nt ad y 1 10Jlis f�frc atufes to i c shall e of ! certain m ortgagi e b SoHcltor Co!nplatnant,ON, Some alr maehtne enrlnet t [..loyd cOtnpla.l t W1LLIAM A. foCODDINGfr It tlcri a i me 1 at the 'l'hompson to the an € rna b)l pui.Jlll: Cvendue,urt. In d ted Nove-mber 3 212 : rr�� n e, revolutions minute An I for Mile o Shcr- and recordedn 19 6 l a � ' · Cou ty Register's In I TJ • � · en- Hou$e, the I a 18, li)OD, Office · tJffil!t� ln the g1.700llle of that powera >hould nine jff'H gllzab.cli, In Union n • • J �se 8 I d t > of THEN. J., &TH on foot alx-lncb propell'clock theD., afternoon ot In of nald ll.elghbnrbood ot six bull.dred miles I that cortal;, lot ,tract or parcel or I land, ing being the of j ' hour. liD/daAh l y In Town IN and or Union State ALL THE WORLD NO CAR Ll KE THIS A good many tboo•1sands pounds ��·fJ:_:ldJ ;;,� ·�ty a.nd I of e � of pressure per sqH:lre lnrb the northwesterly are �PD· ' on Bl!!OINNlNO erated by such spenl, and proppllere �������t���/����w�l� n s s d h11ve known to split at the ce · �!��w i h the southwe terly i e 1�ofr::8�� Pleasant been l sixty-six teet;-n:: ter and fty flpprt. l·lven the smallest P tce o a aa widened to n lack ot balance l1etween the tw ������-==��Ji f�e�� llladea Is a 'fel')' aet·lous matter, since ��d;��t hence �gdu�northwesterly��:��� parallel with the pull of nne m•"t counterbalance s;���:nt nl��\'::, ��: �un�r:: �:fY that alldltlon, th re Edgewood Parkwaya rl al ;::t\:,I e •htty-scven feetwlt!J; lheof the other.fMce Ill that tends to thence soulhcaoterly parallel one hundred llfty feet keep18 thegyrosfope blades rota ting In the same to plane, a that I• not easily over· �;��·�Decree:�fn� ���amounting� approximately force Ia at '2·'100·00· come when th� alrpinne moving HARRY SIMMONS, SherUT. Plus O R Old Esse:x Pep blgh speed- erOII·tnlln that It IVE , Bol'r. "The · The Fees, Q, �l DJ&.WL Introduce• when tbere a cbnnge of l'AUL116.12 L 3-1Z·t 11 or ide Abl'lltns, to Wham direction, either down s - Ai . Carl It The new aSmooll t e staminathnes fo r which �" up or ayr Concern : Hudson h its wise, Ia enormous. Yet In conditions To}l or t Essex has modern wbere the aviator er was fa mous. And its 6-cylinder motor ou���i.)g.�.· " 1!'� �·;.�1i� a�ctl�� forerunn ot nrlare, on the of March, at niollf "loop the loop," or plunge, or 27th �WJ :!t1 1924, ten ormance b day c built by Hudson, gives smoothness of perf a�tend In maneuver, t e 1i:.WJ1r!'��·2�1o�:,\ � 1�:���� � mustuarp l7 and i d the the WeotOelri, U io County, ehlne meet w thstan ma-se ;';,����Town� ot n n � the Super-Six. ' To ring Car Number . heretofore exclusive to teltl. an Overland u Easy 44�17, HVel'l! airplane manura�ture must 'Willlll for February, v tu a be �nt. Tbe safetY or the ���day ·�oft6,;,1,;� : ��T.:�Pe;·�.192f, P��ir P���Ye of 1�{ on y includes not only exceptional gas, 100 per 1 d by ec om oil dependl upon there uot belog �;1� g���!� t�/ Its ulatnr dr d mainte­ IIDIIe ftaw, 'l'hlrty-nlne hun.:,�·�fe thss!�':,' ($�f;_.;\�76.39) Dol· :�:1 and tir� mileage, but a policy of minimum Jars, pur u n an has I s a t to act entJUed, "An to find theNew Je�ett tor the hotter rotection ot garage ive willasto nish you. p Dr with parts prices that n.ct r every element that makes driv· nance cost ���! pt�r Cod Him an Hour i&t,, a !i�! Sarah Todd, ISOO the orlcinal rar Wll-LIAM,:�; STI'l'T. ing easyOU'LL..:..big six power, very flexible; wlfP of and 8·11·2¥!��: : P'oea .Jobn Jacob Altor, a Brevoort fl.40 Yquiet, effortless gear changing; amaz. w:ta l fre­ the of tbe fami y 312,, ing pick-up; lots of leg room; com· foDIIder .\stor r �ently aald such a tloe busl· �de 1 t bg�;r�:'"�: she o t e wa• Surogate �f h I fortable scats, tilted just right. De ness woman was con· CoddJng,Union.E�ru�!::!� made tt:�� on ��hth � � Countyay of he he Invested It deceased to to to tho scrs e for orer.hJbH their Whichbenefit of ber chlldren. atflrnu&�tlon tbe under oath agaJnst tbc estate cla.lmllsaid ft.Jtddeceaseddeman Withinds x months tromof (615·2) the ft l'll t rold· i the De luxe id oto(]cr,s or they will for­ dute s be • Roadoter .Jobn BrnoortNew Amtt�rdam. \\' US 1111 of a l'ouring , $101>5 $11951 IIDith ever barred or recov .. Do l.uxe Touring 220 of erea· from prosecuting • are con slderet! worka the aubacrJbcr. Brougham 1.125 De Luxe , ei'Jng- the WE:STFIELDsa.me against Sodoo t10111- lint of • 1695 art. Bt;o'IOOrta were lroll­ E e o Sedan Prkn, H95'' TilE TRUSTx CO,,cut r. loratCharlotte ttf the Bre•oort wu a Proctor. JJ#tf'Ht. Tu l!�tf'fJ f!IODPI'I. Q. Of,IVF:R. l•dtr and PAIJL1·30·9 Wo.&1fteld, LAMBERT'S GARAGE 1104!111 ..rrltcl H117or Wllltthead Hicks. U3.80 O Altrod Clark,NF!i,• P. M. Lambert Be11.17 Brevoort waa frleod of Sir F ESTATEPursuant to th oH,rder Of Cd��aed.a les 1 o h r 204 Central Ave. Tel. al e and Waahlngtoll Irvlnr. Codding, Surrogate of tho County N.of 509 Union, o o th o r h day ot W t r Scott blstorlan, or the m d en o f t March D., 19U, upon the u of Jamet Cat��on, was patroDI application tbe tamllJ, They were generoua A.underal gned, as executor or the esta of said deceased, n te literature and art and founded tile o ice Ia hereby given to the credltora said deceased ot whlcb of t ex­ artlatlc group atlll cluster& u der oathto or hibitffi to tho lubscrlber n about Waahlncton aquare,-Detrolt a rmation their claims and demands t "a e l!ew1. �� ��r�\��n�o���: �o\'J t tne � � !� o"der, or hey wlll be forever�� : barrF� ed� lN CHANCERY OJ>' NEW JERSEY. recovering the JEWETT fr0omeame proaecuUngngalnot the subscriber.or COMPANY, Mary Carroll an1l Barbara 'l'RUBT To Kane, ELIZABlOTHof rwlse Gnrd· lllUzab � Barbara. ethm o ��� known " ee i�r. PA IGE BUILT t o f F i!' J · �ho��.� SIX - ?IS -::::=s= ',l,B.=B :::O======a----- �-�6::: EHMLING BROS. or ot N:� ----- 9,:, ======,;��������������!.;,..,.,===== - AVFS. ' --- .,.. J��=�y,o{n��:�� � 0 �0f�!1:��� N£ 980 CENTRAL& LENOX r�fn·W�rr1!13. m la PHO �8l. i hn 0 ···------.. ---- and Wil am JohF��s n�'o Conslrucuon Companyl and D.you aro <>defendants, yoU ------·-- are to appear nd answer tho Cl)hlplalnant'srequired bill on ora the t before wentla' h day of Mny, next, or In de• fault thereof such decree made thn Chnneellor shall again-st you will be -- i k equitable and just; The snld bill ---- t as ---- · n -- --�------.,_ e ----· - .. Ish to forecloae c rtlnc t of tax -- mado, ea eand do -----�------·� _ ------. - sale!lied which was u. execut d d · Lambert's Taxicab Service �r'!f:�.�Yof ��!"��'�n l k ���\fi"it':. NIGHT Get Ready NOW for the Good Qaya Auto d t•d J ly 24, 1Ql!, acd�� reoorded, In DAT OR a u forn Co n Boo o Mortgages Union u · CARS Driving. · ty at 164page t 86, whereby the premises ok No: S FOR AI..L OOOA810N8 kn n 613·6!9 Broad treet, A1,1TOMOBILE BLACKSMITHING 'Veat1 \Y elltfteld, Cou ty PR08PJil(JT w aa ot Union SPRING WORK Jeraey, being l s on11 nnd twon In, BlockNew I ST., 01 on the Assessment 'Of tlte Telephone were d TDwn Oxy-Acetylene of WeO:IIeld sol .MtlPto the Town of 398 and Electric Welding In tor n id taxes \Vcstftcld tee u p Agents for American year 1916 and oth r liensa nmountlngtor tbo In all, with e coots, to 162&.99, Spring� which saidInterest an

CHAMPION The Deciding To ensure Factor- quality,the prodlK' highest,.. Ask some of your friendsBuick who own Cha Buicksracter what tion of LeeTuea Ia lim ited to they most admire in their C_?rs. will get a 2,000 '655 You daily. No straining number (!f answers. t in the end most different Ye to No Toledo Buick owners will agree to place get volumeI Jo.b. that it is hard skimping! Nothing one Buick point excellence above of another­ but the finest in World's Lowest Priced after h all ' t at. what they value rnostin Buielt;is, material Closed Doors character. you already an and work­ Butck If are not Car with owner, you get an m.an.ship! Rear. can idea of Buick character Front and � by letting you JOHN H. TRAYNOR Order Now for Earliest �s give a ride in the model ycu Ave., prefer. Smt your ow n 300 North convenience as to time. Westfield• Possible Delivery!

• - ---- L CARACiE WHEN WESTFIE D - -- t· FINK n� ··-·- -- -�------�-�� nuttc A"Uiuiioniu�s· - · ..\Ri: H. L - nuu:r. 1iuicK WILL ·------i!-mM: -- Watfield -- 135 ELM ST. Tel. 140 -- - - -

UNION COUNTY BUICK COMPANYm 4.91 Nort!J .Avenue Phone 12?1 rreatfi etu, 'J N•• .J

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