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VOL. XXII. NO. 8 CHATHAM, MORRIS COUNTY, N. J , FEBRUARY 23, 1918 PRICE. FIVE CENTS

Woman's flub Reception. Death of Conrad Tan Fleet A CALL FOR FILLING The Woman's Club of diatham^Bave DIFFERENT One by one the heroes of the Civil HOME AND SCHOOL ASSOCIATION its first annual reception last Friday War are pas-Ing away. Death has venln? at the school auditorium. summoned another- one In the person ALL THE ICE HOUSES About 250 members and their guests CLERGYMEN of Conrad Van Fleet, who died Thurs- attended, a most gratifying number day morning after an Illness of several We Stand First for Efficient Parenthood when we remember all the war activi- months from the infirmities of age. Unless II Is .Done There Will ties which- claim our time, Mrs. An Interesting Contrast Be- Mr. Van Fleet was seventy-eight years WE STAND NEXT FOR CO-OPERATION WITJi THE SCHOOL tfiarles Davis, Pirovl power to prevent sabotage and yet • '.'The Committee of '76, whose mem- ance. llake all necessary repair! on Borough your wagon; a few minutes now may "COMMITTEE OF'76" this destruction continues. Ths Com- bers come from all over the State of JOSEPH Ll'CUHO save a few days later in the summer. mittee realizes that the prevention New Jersey, will have branches Contractor must come from within—that is, the throughout the State, each one carry- Repair your old sash and replace all Digging Cellars. Ditch, Sewer and FORMED IN THESTATE men employed in the various Indus- Ing on the work. 'Carry on!'.will be broken or missing glass. Concrete Work tries must act to stop this terrible the slogan of all and that means they Haul and store your fertilizer now. All Work Carefully an' Promptly loss, which Is prolonging the war and will carry on everything that will help You will be too busy In the spring Done. To Combat Sabotage and bringing suffering on the citizens of the United States win the war" ; when you want to use It. Was your seed order delivered, so that you are v i Box 41 New Jersey. the members of the Executive Com- CIWlta . Other Forms of Disloyalty mittee of the New Jersey Committee sure of your seedB? If not, request lkuNortli Hillside Ave.' "If every employee in the State were Will furnish men ("Mill Hindu of wor» _ made to feel that It Is his duty as an of 76 are the following: Major J. E. your seedsman to make Immediate . in Industries American to ward and watch and safe- j Bloom, U. S. A. Ret., Chairman; Frank nhlpment. guard his plant, we would soon see an ;'- Driver, president the Driver-Harris The New Jersey Agricultural Expert MRS. L. MKNDELSON end to this Kaiser work. If every em-1 Company; Dr. Schuyler S. Wheeler, Iment Station Indorses Mr. Hoover's Private Millinery , ployee fully realized that each act of! president the Crocker-Wheeler Com- recommendation that we raise all the IMPORTANT MOVEMENT vegetables and other food that we can. Put Your Heating destructlon Imperilled the lives of our ' Pany; Dr. Edward Weston, president Hats Trimmed and Remodelled men In the trenches, they would act j the Weston Electrical Instrument By doing the necessary repairing now, ProblemUptoUs to stop It The committee Intends to Company; S. H. Llbby, of the Sprague more labor will be made available LUM AVENUE CHATHAM Actuated solely by patriotic motives show each one that It is his own In- , Electric Works of the General Elec- when the more pressing outdoor work and an earnest desire to help the Gov- Our resident staff of effi- dlvldual duty both ftlilB cpuntry and trie Co.; James Flockhart of Maher & in the spring is at hand. ciency engineers is at your •»^""~^ wtatVhe war, several score o' nlsoWf^slnce^nre't^oWMl'mckhart; Co.. A. *. Wallace of the '"ctisposal—free. They \0i!l EDWARD IULUH ™ the leading manufacturers and busi- men out of work and causes them to J. C Smith & Wallace Company; Hu-1 Glrls' Library Club. work out your heating prob- Real Estate and Insurant ness men of New Jersey held Hecret lose their wages. The Committee will Ko L. Klelnhans of the Charles Cooper Plans are being completed for the lem, co-operate with your CHATHAM AND NEWARK, N, J. meetings during the past month to Company; Nathan Goldsmith; Peter formation of a Girls' Library Club In architect or plumberand give conulder ways and means to accom- form Patriotic Civic Corps In every expert advice concerning manufacturing plant and shop In the Campbell of the Nairn Mnoleum Corn- connection with the new Morristown Real Estate Bought, Sold, Rented'or plish their object. every detail. Pir* it up to State and the members of these will ["any; flurries M. Mason, Referee In library. The club will be non-sectar- them and investigate for Exchanged. Property taken charge of. Under the direction of Major J. K. [lie Wen whose duty Is to promote pa-1 Hankrupry; C,'O, Johnston of the. ian and is designed to interest the yourself the merits of Choice Building Lots for sale. Life, Bloom, U. 8. A. Ret., the New Jersey triotlsm and work for the prevention Eureka Electric Sign Company; R. young women of the town In the books Fire, Automobile and other Insurance Committee of '76 wa» formed for the now to be had at the library. To aid of overt acts To assist these Corps Edgar Fries and V. E Scott of the written. purpose of making a 100 per cent there will lie patriotic propaganda '"rocker-Wheeler Company, in the formation of the club an JJX- American of- every man, woman and i which will reach every man In every' AH loyal Americans Interested In hlbitlon will soon lie given at the li- SquarePot child in the State. In addition, It was plant. In addition, there will he mass Hie work of the Committee are asked brary. This will Include old laces. F. S. HIGBID — announced today that while It In the meetings at which patriotic addresses | to communicate with the New Jersey embroideries, colonial costumes, object of the Committee to foster pa- Citt f '76 201 E Bildi Boilers ' will be delivered by prominent men Committee of '76, 201 Essex Building, hand-woven pieces, samplers and oth- Civil Engineer and Sur «yor triotism to help win the war, Its work j and everything possible done to in- Newark, N. J. er textiles owned by Morristonlans. This special square con- will be carried on after the end ot the culcate love of country. There will Hesidents who have such articles are struction ot the fire pot can- World conflict and HO long as thfCre are Hints For Gardeners. being urged to loan them for this ex- not be copied. It is pat- CHATHAM. N. J. • also bo other methods by which the ented. And with no other any in this country whose American- j greatest number will be reached for Now, while the weather is cold, and hibition. Ism needs strengthening. boiler will you enjoy the the good of the cause. you are unable to work out-of-doors, many advantages it affords— Plans of the work to be undertaken you should be In your worlcshlps pre- Victory Ilrcad. In Our Furniture Department "The Committee plans other work increased radiating surface, by the New Jersey Committee of '7C paring yourself, like our boys in Any baker will be permitted to ad- for the benefit of employees and for same-length grate bars, quick- we are showing the New wero explained by Major Bloom. France, for the big spring drive. Now vertise his product'as "victory" bread cleaning ash pit, etc. shortening the war. Equable distrl- styles in Beds in White, Iv- "In the fewest words," he said, "the Is the time to make all repairs on Im- if it contains not more than 80 per liullon of labor will be a prime object No matter what type of ory and Wood Finishes. Committee Intends to awaken the spir- plements, fix up your old plows, har- cent, wheat flour. No stipulation Is so that no man will be without work. building you wish to heat— Also Bungalow Beds in sev- it of patriotism everywhere tn .the rows, cultivators, etc. The price of made as to what Ingredients shall from bungalow to skyscrap. Arrangements will be made whereby eral patterns. Specially State. We Intend to fan the name of now tools Is very high and this Is a compose the other 20 per cent., so long er — there's a Square Pot those who lire discharged for lack of adapted to small rooms and patriotism until It devours everything good time to economize. Examine as they are selected from the list Boiler or Furnace that, will work can Immediately report on Jobs do the job—do it well, with for children that Is sedltlouB and until Now Jer- your Implements carefully and order recommended by the Food Administra- where they are needed. The Commit- less attention, less fuel and sey's star In the flag will stand for a repairs at once, so that you may re- tion, which includes corn flour and greater efficiency.^ Ask tee, formed as it Is of representatives E. P. BURROUGHS & SON State wholly American and entirely ceive them In plenty of time before corn meal, barley flour, oat meal, rice yrur dealer or consult us by of companies employing thousands of I ail. devoted to winning the war. outdoor work begins. A thorough ap- and rice flour, potato flour, etc. * . 108-110 MAIN STREET men, will both find the Jobs for the plication of good paint will add years Until March 3 rye flour may be used MADISON, NEW JERSEY "The recent disasters here, the Port men and the men for the Jobs. Boynton Furnace Newark flre and the alien Incendiar- of service to most Implements. Be in making victory bread. After that Company "Another phase of the work plan- sure to have some good flleB on hand date it will be placed on the same ICE, COAL & WOOD ism at the Driver-Harris plant, to nay Thm Squart Pol Makm nethlnK of other acts by enemy aliens, ned Is in connection with the food and no that the hoeB may be kept in g&od basis asjyheat, as rye flour is now be- 37th St. near Broadwuy LEHIGH VALLEY COAL SALES CO. show us the necessity of uniting eoul situations. Every e,ffort will be order. Sharp hoes conserve muscular ing shipped to the allies. Bread made New York M against the emissaries of Germany by made to see that everyone In the State energy. A good washing with castile of graham or wholewheat flour may be promoting loyalty and patriotism. The can obtain both and in addition, pro- soap and a thorough oiling will add termed victory bread. UHIGHCOAL authorities and officials of the various vision will be made to get adequate years of service to your harness, as Hard and Free Burning; most econom- ical for all purposes plants are doing everything In their transportation. well as greatly improve Its appear- Fst Is fuel for fighters—save It. iMONfcl THE CHURCHES. For Sale by Ogden Memorial Presbyterian Church. S. S. MUCHMORE Rev. John Warner Moore, Pastor. Sunday School, 9.60 a. m. BASSAIC AVE. CHATHAM, N. J. Divine Service, 11 o'clock. Phone 627-J* 8.00 p. m.—Evening Service. Young People's Meeting, 7.10 p. m. Mld-Week worship for prayer and praise, Thursday evening, 8 o'clock. House Painting Tiirife U Strangers are cordial'./ invited to Here enter into our WORK, REST, LOVE The best quality paint and

••« WORSHIP. •. skilled workmanship are necessary ill good house SI. Paul's Episcopal Church. painting and the cost Is less CLEANUP DAYS Morning prayer and sermon, 11 You cuu count on a. m.; Holy Communion, drat Sunday of the month, 11 a. m.; third Sunday, Benj. D. Belcher 8 a. m.; Sunday school, 9.30 a. in. for a good Job St. Paul's offers Itself to those who are not church members as a medium 724-M Chatham of unselfish service to God and neigh- IN THE bor. It believes that no one can be In a right relationship with God who is not also In a right relationship with his neighbor; that the church can help establish these relationships; that C. H)e Santis .•very one who admits that a commun- ity Is better because of the church has a moral obligation to help support Hie church; that the church Is not to be ministered unto, but to minister. Tailor In common with all churches St. Paul's bids you welcome. 69th Anniversary Sale GUY EMERY SH1PLER, MAINBBT., CHATHAM Mlnlster-tn-charge. Phone 603-J St. Patrick's. Rev. Richard J. Mahoney, rector. V OUR OPPORTUNITY to buy Stoutenburgh standard-made Masses at 8.00 and 10.00. Suits and Overcoats at economies even greater than our reg- Methodist Episcopal. L.W.MARTENIS Rev. A. L. Fretz, Pastor. Sunday school, 10 o'clock. Emory UNDERTAKER ular maker to wearer prices afford. The country is threatened V. Faulks^Superlntendent. Morning worship, 11 o'clock. MAIN STREET, CHATHAM with a famine in woolens, and it is impossible to say how much The pastor will preach. PHONE 738-M Epworth League, 7 o'clock. AUTO 8ERVI0E IF DESIRED more you will have to pay next year for goods of this class. Stocks Evening servlee,'7.4E. CorRrpKationnl moetlnR f'ir prayer Protect* Your Chickens and sure enough it does. A rat will have been rearranged to give a fair selection at each price 14.75 testimony and song Thursday.evening leave all other food to get RAT Xi1 up to 37.5U. ' • . "• The public la cordially Invited to any or all of then? services. Other Anniversary Sale advantages: Discount off J. & M. and other fine shoes Soft Hats and, Der- bies of famous rhakes at appreciable savings. Worthy Shirts now as low as 95c. Our entire stock Congregational. •Rer. Laurens H. Seelye, pastor. of fine silk Neckwear marked down to , 25c up Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preach- Dnrd egr rt B servlre nt ele-pn o'clock. u 9 Mid-week service, Thursday, 8 p. m. Ladles' Society meets the first Wed«es- How's This? •iny of each month at 2.30 p. m. We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh 1 cured b \V. K. Spronlo, Jr., AaslH'unt Cashier Columbia National Bank, In- Sjrd " «»• dlnnnpolls, Indiana, Says: We were bothered quite a lit- tle by rats In our basement, destroying aaKSSfiS STOUTENBURGHS Wm perfectly honorLbSif' our stationery, but after distributing your RAT-SNAP very thoroughly, we transactions and "anciallv3g. ; are pleased to report that we are no Hair» Catarrh Cur* I* i i T°'*4o, O. acting directly upon th. hi?\illIto!?*n* 797, .799, 801, 803, 805 Broad Street, Newark longer bothered with them.. Three cous surfaces of theTsv-t-m 5d S1"1 ••"»• sizes, 25c, 50c, and $1.00. Sl»ra under «ent free Prlr« VRV "' Te»t'm6nlil written guarantee by Wllco* Drug I** alalll Drnreiit.Drnreiit..76 """ P« »ottl,. ( EVERYTHING MEN AND BOYS WEAR Store. T«k. Han-. F.ml|y rin. roWittUm, .OPEN SATURDAY MGHT TILL 10 O'CLOCK FAIRMOUNT CEMETERY NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT. Hudson Muchmore. President Mhday present to the sonl that to- gripping drama of home life, carrying cents a day? Carrots „.( 50 1 9 A month or so later Ellis made a Of the 20.000.000 nnd maybe more svir«s America tndny Is not only pos- Its message straight to the hearts of flying visit to Stanton, and there he SIMP, I'"! simple. ' He hns Indicated FRED BENDER Castor beans 46 1 7 the many. Wives everywhere have American families limv f. w there are Charcoal 20 learned that Rose Muxwell had not thnt ennhnt put :i:-iile II '-ill's n d'y! the pre-.-1'iit !••< wnuld prefer. If ac Hedges Avenue found themselves In the same predica- Tel 613-J Chestnuts 50 1 9 returned home. She wus writing short At 14 cents a <1ny. \vl:v >!in'ul(1 tlifrn • tlfps sv'Mk I" "' T than words be baa ment as Edith Frome, the heroine of stories, It seemed; one of her produc- ss\i'! •n r, • 'i t 'on.'S: Clover seed GO 1 . 14 not be a Liberty tund In every 1IUI.IL'? "Daybreak." It is a picture of power- tions was in last month's Spectrum. "i;i"v Lir.i:itTY BONDSr Coal, anthracite 75 ful human appeal—see it. Ellis got her addiyss frym friends Coal, bituminous 76 without any trouble, and hurried buck Coke -..-.?. 40 . to town. He meant to find Rose Max- Won' : Drive WELL SCREENED Corn, on cob 70 The Farmer's Home Garden. well—of course It was his duty to re- Corn, shelled 56 1 12 Most farmers realize the value of turn that book. Will Conduct Cnr p; rn Along Corn, Kaffir 56 1 12 the home gurden more through their So the following Sunday Ellis Stev- LEHIGH COAL Corn, cracked 50 1 9 stomachs than through the real ens, currying "Pendennis," called ut Lines of the f.'en's Itose Maxwell's boarding-house. An Corn meal 50 1 9 source of Income which is, in large The Coal without the Dirt Incongruous landlady met him at the Organisation. Cotton seed, upland 30 15 families and in farm homes where Full weight in every Ton one or more hired men are boarded, brown-stone entrance. Miss Maxwell Cotton seed, sea Island 44 1 fi I had moved. No, she didn't know her Delivered In Chatham by The Women'.- Liberty Loan Com- Cranberries 32 "1 quite an Item. Because it Is a real j present address. No, she couldn't give mittee of ihe .Nei-oiid Kedi'ral Reserve Cucumbers 48 1 8 source of income it Rhould not be ne- I him any Idea as to where to find her; glected. The tilth and fertility of the District lias been at work for some C. J. MILLER Currants 40 1 4 j she hnd moved eome weeks ago. So time making extensive preparations soil is of utmost importance. Manure Dandelions 12 6 I the following morning this notice ap- for the <-c>ttilriLr loiin. In fact, Mrs. Telephone 662-R peared In the columns of a dally pa- Flaxseed ..' 56 1 12 is the most common fertilizer and so'l John T. I'mit, chnirninn of tlie dis.rlct, CHATHAM, NEW JERSETf Gooseberries 40 1 4 amendment used but it is not a well per: lias been ai work pracLlcuHy every day Grass seed. Hungarian ... 50 19 balanced fertilizer because it contains "If the young lady who left a copy since the expiration of the last cam- of 'Pendennis' in Stevens' book store Grass seed, Native Blue.... 14 7 too little phosphoric acid which should paign, as tliere hns been a tremendous he applied in the form of ground bone at Eighty-third street will come to amount of work to do in luri'ecting Grass seed, Orchard 14 7 claim her property she will learn of fi or acid phosphate. And further, the organization and preparing the Hemp seed 44 1 something to her advantage." women for the work. Herds grass seed 45 1 6% manure makes the Roil acid as it de- It was rather a remarkable adver- The women are planning to work Hickory nuts 50 1 'J cays which should be corrected by. the tisement, but it brought results. Rose use of lime. Hydrated lime may bo along the lines of the men's organiza- Horseradish 60 1 9 Muxwell enme. Ellis was busy with tion, with whom they expect to co-op- Kale ."-- 12 « bought in paper bags and stored for an old gentleman who was fussily erate In every way. The reserve dis- Millet seed 50 1 9 use in spring after the garden Is purchasing an edition of the English trict has been divided into nine dis- Oats 32 1 plowed. poets, and it was some time before he tricts with a district chairman in each could speak to Hose. Onions 57 1 12V4 "Many use hen manure for the gar- district In addition to this there will After an interminable while the old Onion sets, top 28 14 den, and doubt often exists as to the be a county chairman In each county proper method to prepare it. It is a gentleman departed, and Ellis ap- and a town chairman In each town- Parsnips 50 1 9 proached the girl. S^e was still rend- ship. good plan to crush it thoroughly and MRS. JOHN T. PRATT Peas, dried 60 1 14 ing, but she looked up with a smile. mix with an equal amount of line dry During the last campaign about 600 Peas, unshelled, green 28 14 Ellis thought she was pale and a lit- committees were formed In the va- earth. When this is done, it may be will Include practically the same list Peaches 48 1 8 tle thinner. Perhaps she had been 111, rious cities and towns throughout the spread easily and evenly, and applied of prominent women, Mrs. I'mtt Is Peaches, dried 33 1 % after all. • district, nnd wherever advisable these confident that with the experience Peanuts, green 22 11 around growing plants if desired. "Was It you who advertised my committees will be asked to serve they luive had on the lust loan these nill'. Mipcrli heimly and uplendkl PeanutB, roasted 20 10 About two handfulB well worked into 'Pendennis?'" she asked. "It was I again, this time for the duration of committees will be able to di> some 1 workmanship of our Monuments : the soil around a tomato plant will who left It here, several weeks ago." the war. miikf tlii'iti reiil Memorials of lastr pears 58 1 13 splendid work In arousing enthusiasm, inn iniitfiiinVeiiee. A InrRe vari- Plums W 2 make a good; liberal application. "I know It was," he answered. "I It is expected thnt with a Uvr educating the women of their commu- ety ;;,-». Established 1892 Assurances that Summit la "doing Includlug the title of blacker. - CmaelL her bit," In the great war continues to JoJieph Walden, president; Floyd \.crai M tkc Poll OScc, CH-.tb.rn, N. ).accumulate. It is to. be noted that we IVihup* the fipiHiiwnts Second Claw lltttei L. Auble, Lewis R. Brown, William have forty-nine residents of this city \ veHsi'Is are merely knocking wood. C. Middlebrook, David D. Reeve, MORRISTOWN TRUST CO. In service "over seas." In other words Bate* •• AppUeotloi Charles H. Van Wert. MOKK1KTOWN, N. J. practically one-sixth of the sons and Jinny are raising their flogx; but wlmt are they doing to mine an arrayt Borough Clerk—W. 8. Angell. daughters of Summit who have enlist- nieatinn* nti hutfnm or other pub- Recorder—J. 0. Waddell. Capital, Surplus and Profits over $1,200,000 I akould Ix idiinmeA to ed to serve "Uncle Sam" are now with This war Iniiii IH giilng to release a Overseer of the Poor—William H. J. THOHAH SCOTT, the forces at the fighting front. With lot of socks In ihis muniry for prnctl- INTEREST ALLOWED AT EDITOU AND PUBLISHER. ja total from Summit of over thr-}( Sinister. CHATHAM, N. J cul service. •hundred In federal service we findth ' Collector—O. Ver'non !.ua FOUR PiR CENT TELEPHONE 60JW. Assessor—Walter V. Sayre. list being Increased each week, and b> Officially, it Is the war of 1917. Let On Certificates of Time Deposit of *l,000 upwards,-running four, six to next Saturday it is expected that n us hope It will not he necessary lo udd Borough Attorney—Ernest L. Quack- twelve mouths SATURDAY FEB. 28, 1918 dozen or fifteen more will be enrolled further numernls. enbnsb. under "Summit's Service Flag," as Sanitary Engineer—Clyde Potts. NEW ABM01U NATE SAKE DEPOSIT VAULTS The Mnur barrel lr> getting so It published In the HERALD, having Ihe council meets the first Monday WEItiHTS AND MKASI'RKH. 1oesn'< dlsp'nce much more ntinos- evening of each month. SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES $2.50 PER ANNUM AND UP been sent through the. selective draft l>r.Ti' than. to Camp DIx. '"' "—-»<-^-.~ Management ol Estates a Specialty Attention Is called to. the table of Many of those who for the present Oermnn.v Is wild to liave developed Well equipped for Hi" management of States or to act.88 A8HiKnf>e weights recently enacted by the UoadR—Van Wert and Reeve. or Rewier for Individual*. Fir. s or Corporations organized under the 1 at least have to remain at home an:n silent submarine. She hns vet to l»tuf« ani published ••.•''^.• i8W"' performing tbelr fliity in a—mllitsr?-- i merciful auc — Sidewalks—Reeve and Van Wert laws qfjjfeo Ktato of New Jersey. ill paper. way by helping to form a line of de- Legal Questions—Brown""and Mia- ""sAMt^F^Mi^iPrOTJI'deBt*"' '•=***»- advantages of this leKlslatipn to Possibly Germany Is beginning to pnt dlebrook. fense for home and State protection EXWLTIVK COMMITTKK: consumer can;«|PHt be underHtood Summit has a £ompany_of _the newl: crow In order lo get used to that diet Police—Middlebrook and Brown it Is considered that under the (by -tin- time >hp- ««r #nila.— , JameH N. Wallfioo,""PreBideiit, L'en- Charles It Sahin, President Guat organized State, Militia with a mustei Fire—Auble and Walden. i mer dual law of -Bale either by Railroad—Walden; Van -Wert, and tral_TriiHt Co. ol N. Y. anty Trust Co. of N. Y. roll of seventy-seven men and of- The only'kind of German pence move eight or standard dry measure, It WUK ficers. It Is hoped soon to put an Brown. Otto H. Kahn, Kuhn, Loeb & "CoT •preasrlP* StranRS, 1. & W. Sellg- rely optional with the' merchant acceptable to the allies Is a move to- Members MadlBOn-Chatham Joint other company In the State Militia re wnrd the Germnn frontier. Hankers, New York man & Co., Hankers, New York which medium of sale he. should serve, As Col. Patterson told Corn- Meeting—Ralph E. Lum, Frank L. NicholaH F. Hrady, President Now Walter 0. Oakman, President Hud- in the sale of vcgetablex, and In- Kelley. E. L. Quackenbush, attorney. pony A on Wednesday night at tin The patriotic woman who says she York Kdisnu Co. N. Y. son (Tunnel) Companies, New York ly he took the latter. To MIIH- lirst annual State inspection, the mer can should do so when pickling and Ssmuel Freeman, Chairman ,t» Just what effect thin had on the of that company are doing the^r pa- preserving time comes around. Police. iketbook of the consumer, one ar- triotic duty just as truly as thone whr Captain—Francis L. Heater. ts of prpduce can be taken; pota- go into federal service. If everybody who has raised a fin* (or Instance. The middleman Is nlso raising potatoes there need be This condition of affulrs in our com Marshals. , rchased them by weight, receiving no more anxiety on that score. munily Is very gratifying and one li. Edward Weary, Patrick Oallahan pounds to the bunhel; but In^ <1IH- j which we all take great pride.—Thi William H. Shuster, Herman T. Cum- Ing of them, he nold by standard j If the Germans dike to eatlnc grass .Summit Herald. mlngs, Chester F. Barber. measure, which for the hushvl ', they Nhitflld save n lot of wear-and- o-- friir nn the family Inwn mower. Igbs approximately 55 or 5fi pounds, Board of Health. IVople Show Their Appreciation. itequent loss to the purchaser of It Is wome comfort to a man who President, Dr. W. A. Jaqulth; Henry INSURANCE People sometimes have the odd wa; 4 to 6 poundfi which he p lid for cannot afford un automobile to read M. Read, J. Thomas Sc,ott, secretary of showing appreciation by complain It didn't receive. And thin appllcH to nboiit the large number of stolen ones. and registrar of vital statistics; Paul FIRE AND CASUALTY Ing when, for some reason or other 11 the dry cominodilleH. It has been Molltor, Hervey S.-DeGroodt. the favor Is suspended. George V REPARE md trora continued ohxervation that On seeing the red pnlnt sucked off George L. Kelley, plumbing and Muchmore, who formerly lived li ROTECT p two pereonB can measure any VCRO- the rattle every young mother knows health inspector. ROVIDE Morrlstown, and now Is a resident o that baby has become a food econo- jkble commodity and obtain the name The Board of Health meets tht last ROFIT relght by BO doing. Such llgbt-weiKht Summit, has found this to be the casi mist. REVENTING lie has maintained a public clock li Wednesday evening of each month. OSSIBLE LOSS egoUtbles as spinach, etc., have in the RESUMING FIRE ANY MOMENT •at been subjects of Krcat dlHcrep- his Melrosv building in Summit. Noth It l« nndorstoml that German plot- Ing was heard from the many peopl ters In the Philippines have found the Hoard of Works. P Hicy, as there was no mounn of Inmir- who enjoyed this convenience as lonp hemp supply In ominously good condi- Charles H. Van Wert, president; 1st Estimate value of House and Buildings ng a specific weight for a certain tion. Harry Westbury, vice-president; F. L. measure. us the clock kept running, but recent 2nd Estimate value of Furniture ly the batteries ran down, and then Auble, Lewis R. Brown, F. L. Kelley, 3rd Are you liable for Casualties? I The Department of WOIRIHH and Perhaps voice culture nt the tniinlrfg 10. W. Sanford. was a delay In securing new batteries. enrups will eimhle some of the new 4th Total the Policies you n6w have uren impresses upon the purchuH- With the clock stopped, t,he kicks be- 5th Know the value to you of 80 °h Clause public the necessity of becoming army olllccrs to give their comnmnda gan, and Mr. Muchmore concluded that Board of Education. 6th Then Interview and consult us to know if you are roughly Informed of the welfihtH of In English. the clock must really be appreciated. Walter V. Sayre, president; Joseph absolutely protected at the lowest rates il dry commodities. To facilitate such With the receipt of new batteries th' It Is a very unniiturnl man who will H. Conklln, vice-president; William tenment It Is the Intention of the dock was set to work again, and Sum- not do his enemy good. Which Is M. Hopping, district clerk; Herbert T. .ment to dlHtrlbulo srbedule mit has relapsed into, shall we Hay, greatly different from doing good to Strong, David Falconer, Charles A rds containing the Information. Un- vour enemv. "an appreciative silence."—The Jer- Van Orden, G. E. Diefenthaler, J. Will- CHATHAM, N. J. 111 this work of distribution eun be ac- seymiin, Morrist'own. lam Hati, Ernest L. Quackenbush, complished, however,' It will he ncccn- The up-to-date man no longer tells Real Estate in All its Branches Charles E. Hay, Lawrence Day, Couu lary for the ('onHtiinrr to depend upon __o wonderful flsh stories. lie holds at- sel. lewspaper articles conlainlni; infoi- Home and School. tenllon with the submarine periscopes The School Board meets the last natlon on this .subject which will be Much of the complaint about thr be has seen. Tuesday evening in each month ublished from time to time, or towork of the schools Is due to I he fact communicate direct with the State Su- that people, particularly men, do not Fishing can now be defended not as :i slacker's recreation, but as a patri- Shade Tree Commission. perintendent at Trenton. In thin vdu- know what the schoolt are doing. A otic ntteni|it to Increase the country's George Walker, president; H. De^B. tlonal work jthe merchant will bi visit does both the teachers and (he Cnnd supply! Page, secretary; Floyd B. Carley, *kon care of by locul Superintendents parents good anil will have a beneficial It Weights and Measures. Everyone clfect upon the children. If any on< ° Tin1 amateur ,'igrlcnltiirlsts lire Joint Sewer ('(imnilsshin. Ibould know the requirements of the lias a grouch against the school tak< speeding up In their work, remember- William G. Badgley, chairman; Special Canned Vegetable fcw. The housewife should IIIHIHI upon an hour to look Into the problems that ing that the eves of rIn* potatoes of receiving full weight in the purchase the teacher IH obliged to solve with a Ihe niillnn arc upon thrill. Thomas Scott, secretary; Albert jf. vegetables hereafter and bring any lot of active boys and girls. She may Brant, treasurer, 1 Uacrepancles to the attention of the have formed a wrong opinion of your Dressing wounds*'with newspaper! . Thi* Cnmmlsiilon meets on Ihe third In the absence of cloth bandages, as re- vlnnd:iys of January, April, July and Sale Continued tearest weights and measures official. child and you can straighten It out' ported from France, is not so strange. Vast saving to the consumer will be or you may offer some suggestior •ur.her, alternating between Mftdlsor. I>ocs not the press redress all wronirst e result of the new law, aa it Insures which may be of great value In the ad- t.d Chatham Council rooms. Tooiatoes, Royal Scarlet, 25c can. doz. ..2.75 lis receiving full value foi- the money ministrative work of the school. ltusslan peasants wntch the Itom- Tomatoes, Stan'd'karyl'd, 20c can. doz ..2.25 upends; and II will work no hard- Si-nnolR. Co-operation between homes am' nmiffs till the soil, ai riling to n Tomatoes, No. 2 size, 16c can. doz. . . .1.75 jhlp or Injustice on the merchant, for schools is always necessary to get tin cubic. Well, the nonunion's wutehert Public School No. 1. With an, Ap- the latter purchases by weight, so lieHt results for the children.-Thr the peasants doing It a good, long tlm«. proved four-year High School course. Corn, Royal Scarlet or Sunbeam, can 20c Supervising Principal—W. B. Mc- »111 he sell his goods by weight—and I'nlonlst Gazette, Somervllle. doz. 2.25 iveryone will receive.just what iH com- o— King George of England was ob- Millan. ng to him, a condition in itself which served the other day cultivating a po- St. Patrick's Parochial School. Coal For Next SCIIKOII. Corn Best N. Y. State can 18c, doz. 2.00 ihould promote a better spirit' between tato patch. And yet there are people People who are fortunate enough tn Best June Peas can 16c, doz. 1.75 he merchant and the puniiuslug. pub- who say thai kings are utterly worth- Churches have coal enough in their cellars to ic. less ami a nuisance. The Ogden Memorial Pr»pbyteriai Peas, Royal Scarlet or Tom Thumb, carry them through the winter "a1 Church. Rev. John Warner Moore, usual"..should be Just as Hparlng of It Of nil the clgarmakcrs who make can 20c, doz. 2.25 as If they were threatened with being five-cent articles the meiinest are those pastor. Small Green Lima Beams can 20c, doz. 2.25 Metliodlst Episcopal Cburih, Hav THE ICE CHOP. short of fuel. The reason for this IH who make It a practice to dip their Spinach, free from grit 20c and 25c can that there Is another winter coming tillers In soap grease and dishwater In A. L. Fretz, pastor. St. Patrick's R. C. Church. Rev There may seem to he irony in talk and if the war runs through another order to give them an nromn. 2.25 and 2.75 doz Richard-Mahoney, reptor. ft a scarcity of ice nfter such a winter yeiir, our coal problem will be with us Best Canned Pumpkin., * 20c can A wife complaining In court of her the .present, but the fact IH that right aloiig.. If a householder can run Congregational Church, Rev. Lau- husband's behavior admitted that she Sunbeam No. 2 Baked Beans doz. 1.75 he danger Is very real. through this winter and have a ton or ens H. Seelye, pastor. , bad given him four automobiles. She St. Paul's Episcopal Church—Rev. There has been enough ice'formed. two left over he Is out of the inurket Apple Sauce, good as homemade, 25c can • ought to blnme herself for at least Guy Emory Shipler, rector. 4 course. But In fact there has been to that extent, for next summer the part of the speed he developed. doz. 2.75 6o much. It has been so thick as torailroads will be Taxed to capacity Cut String Beans _ 15c can, doz. 1.60 Bake It difficult to cut and handle It. the same aH at present. Our exper- Vessels unable to obtain their smoke The Chatham 1'ubllc Library. Ifld the weather has been too cold for ience this winter should cause us tobombs for foxing the submarines can Open every afternoon except Satur- Ben to work in with any high degree handle carefully the coal supply for use a little Yankee Ingenuity and serve day from 3 to 6. Monday, Wednesdaj Fine Head Rice. lb. 10c f efficiency. next season. The feasibility of the out Pittsburgh stogies to the crew nnd • Krldav evenings, 7 to 9. every time a periscope Is sighted. 1 Moreover, for sojne years people borough storing coal for emergency Tuna Fish, dark and light meat, 10c, 20c can purposes should be considered.—The Hardy Tepary Bush Beans. Hive largely got out of the habit of l'rnssln Is considering a tnx on fitting Ice, trusting' Instead to theMadison Ragle. The cultivation of repnry beans is bachelors and spinsters:. The cynical something new liii the state of Callfor- GOOD TIME TO BUY OLIVE OIL lanufacture of artificial ice; and will defend this on the usual ground nln. This h?gume came up from old omo have abandoned or destroyed that luxury of any kind must be paid Yvyno's First Blunder. Sjind has been popular In New Belr Ice houses. for In proportion to Its enjoyment. Louis Yvyno was lior.n In sunny Mexico and Arizona for years. Because Assortment of Large Cans of Fruit, '. ; But this year the government will Italy. When entering a Winnipeg >f its hardy habit. It' is capable not lake BO much of the ammonia that One of the latest diversions of so- »nly of standing extremes of tempera „ , D ' • 21c can! 2.45 dez school nt the age of fifteen he wns re- ciety Is teaching soldiers hn»>tn cook. Ikere will be little left for Ice making, quired to nil out nn Information slip tore, but doing well under exception Good Prunes. lbs for 25c But It would he most Interesting to 0y arid conditions. It is a hardy bust 2 pd the output of artificial lee will he giving nnme and other personnl fncta. know where the estimable ladles them- l|e wns a bright hoy nnd made no with a high nntrltive value. • Extra LargeJWs 6 lbs for 1.00 |ry small. That Is why it Is HO urg- learned the art. htly deBlrable to harvest the largest nilstnkeR until he enme to the line ABOUT COFFEE ~~~--- o»Blble quantity of natural Ice. marked "born," followed by n blank space. In this Louis wrote down very Samuel Gompers, advises, as a wnr No Right to Crow. We have good Coffee at 21c to 40c lb. We recom- "A scarcity of ice would mean hot Bettle, who wns spending a few neatly the one word, "yes." measure, the elimination of vaiets and mend our Special 3 lbs. for 1.00. The 21c illy discomfort and suffering In hot flunkies—nnd we nlso could spare the weeks In the country, heard a rooster feather, but also the spoiling of large pests who insist on openHw the cut- crowing one morning, and stamped kind, 5 lbs f6r 1.00 out and letting their engllies.race In her foot angrily, exclaiming: "Oh, you Van titles of food In a year when every "Listening In" In Egypt. front of our windows. shut up; yon don't lay any eggs!" article of food should be saved and Mohammedans In Egypt nre "listen- Have you ever tried Rum ford Baking, Powder? Good Kd. Ing In." The attendance Is steadily A South Carolina poet slugs: "I wish as any. Quality guaranteed. 5 lbs for 1.25 Therefore, Cut Ice! Increasing, nnd one Sunday four Mo- Must Be One or Other. hammpdnn professors were at theI were u boy again, I want.to go 'bare Ponnld walked up to a rather mas- feet.'" Let him he patient. The next Old Fashioned Sugar Syrup . ^rT~t I • Copperheads, Pacifists, preaching service nnd 1ft Mohammedan culine looking womnn with short hair hoys came to ffhe Sunday school for tht 'pilse In the price of shoes will prob- Slackers, traitors within and snld: 'Say, lady, are yi • a Open Kettle New Orleans Molasses 25^ t llrst time. Their fathers stood outsldi ably ucconnnodiite him without the ne- man?" And then, having'received no es without, Good Lord deliver cessity of reversing the current of answer, he Inquired: "Say, mister, are he window to oacertnln what, th< time. teaching might be. A number of then you a lady?" <-ere thus listening out of doors.—Thi Of course. If you are sure you must 11 do you good, to visit .thr ViBttun Herald. convince the other fellow that ho Is Noisy Burglar*). week; gpd it will do thr In the wrong, yon may as well swat Wife (3 a. m.)—John, wake npl I too. ' -i Value of Happiness. hip- on the bean with a club and he hear burglars sawing a panel from Moke persons happy and there wl done with It. Yon are wasting time the front door. That's funny—now lot be half the quarreling or a tent arguing, llcsldes, jour argument may that you've stopped snoring I don't N. KELLEYisON •ottbe Red Cross' gut of the wickedness OMN U. be rotten. bur them I TUB CHATHAM PUSH

passing through Chatham on a special Parsotials-Local News train about 9 o'clock. The train will WOMAN'S CLUB FORTHCOMING EVENTS make up at Dover, where It will take The Current Events Department of FEB. The Board of Health will meet next on the drafted men from the second .Morris district. Al Denviile the men tee Woman's Club will meet on Monday 26—Miss Eells will demonstrate Liber- WL inker % Bran. Wednesday evening. ty Breads at home of Mrs. George under the Boonton board, which exer- afternoon at the home of Mrs. Guy .:_____ IMPORTEHS-GRQCEIW cises jurisdiction over Florham Park Minton. A. sniith. 3 p. m. . Miss Nancy Addlson, of Newark, was registrants will entrain. At Morris- 26—Monthly meeting of Board of Edu- MAIN 6T. AT KA1KMOUNT AVK. CHATHAM the week-end guest of Miss Marion Jf nslc Department. cation. Belcher, of East Main street. town the men coming under the first Telephone 609 .Morris board will board the special. The chorus will meet every Thurs- 27—Monthly meeting of Board of day afternoon at the school at half Health. Mrs. B. D.. Belcher and daughter, past three. Every member present, Will Probated In Morris. Dorothy, are vis-iting relatives in New- please, The will of John Ellett of Chatham, Men of Rare Value, ark for two weeks. ^ / has been admitted to probate. Mr. EU "I weigh my words when I say that Homemakers Department. lett left $100 to his nephew, John L. If the nation could purchase a poten- Washington's Birthday yesterday Miss Eells, of the New Jersey Agri- Ellett, and t^e residue of his estate to tial Watt, or Davy, or Faraday, at the was celebrated by a general suspen- cultural College, is going to give a cost of a hundred thousand pounds You Can Now Buy ' sion of business. his wife, Mrs. Sarah E. Ellett, who Is the executrix. . ,, practical demonstration and talk on down, he would be dirt-cheap at the "Liberty Breads" at the home of Mrs. money. It Is a mere commonplace and Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Day have return- Geo. A. Smittyjan Tuesday, February everyday piece of knowledge that Dropped Three to Maplcwood. ^ed from Florida, where they spent six 26th, at 3 o'clock^ This meeting should whnt these men did has produced un- Ready=to=Wear Suits Chatham missed a splendid oppor- weeks, appeal to our home makers and wetold millions of wealth, In the narrow- tunity last Friday night to advance in- est economical sense of the word."— hoDfi-rt>o,, have all our members and to the lead Tri fte Morris and Essex Huxley. ...".'.. batham Lodge,< I. 0. 0. F., is plan- friends present. ^ : _ for Men and Boys -> nlng to move Into the new building asj Bowling League race by allowing the Jflfi-tHJ- Maolewoodofs t* take--thi-c» r BtKWI 4B "Write "to The Soldiers. '" ™" games on the latter's alleys, much to Tricks of Wormi. tne H. C. Krebs, Somerset County Su- Mimicry In anlmuls, "hitherto an un- -.-,,. . . * surprise of the entire circuit. -^-™ at GASDIA'S-r The Councilors of th e rCu ture Club , ,J~ , _. .. • - perintendent of Schools,, writes as fol- solved mystery," Is explained In thl „, ,. „ ... . . , , . In the second game Chatham .was or tne public Bchool gave a nartv ves-» > • . , . . lows to high school principals: North Amarlcnn Review by Hudson .__ . ... ' ' '""ahead hy 104 pins going Into the sev- "One "of the most important means Maxim. When a bird is nhout to at-- We intend to keep an up-to-date- J'_ entti frame, but Maplewood came with of sustaining the morale of the sold- tack a worm he looks at the worm, • a.big rush and In the last four frames iers at the front is to keep them from trying to ascertain whether the worm line of Men and Boys' Suits and getting homesick. Those who are inIs n food worm or n puff-adder. The _. hung up a total of 455 pins. The mental process of the bird Is trans- The new store building at the corner score: camps here or abroad are constantly • Trousers of quality at reasonable CHATHAM. emphasizing the pleasure and satis- ferred to the nervous system of the Of Main street and Passaic avenue is i worm, who; now aware of the fnet that T)ay 160 171 172 rapidly approaching completion. II faction they- get from letters from the l»i ,-rt would hesitate to attack him Hand 178 211 206 prices. The next time you need will be a distinct credit to the town; home. One soldier, who has no rela- If he were a puff-adder, proceeds to A Lum 190 190 149 tives and few friends, wrote recently imitate tliei puff-adder. a suit or pair of trousers stop in Mrs. F. L. Alible- entertained the Budd :... 136 189 that the most discouraging thing about members of the Overlook Bridge club . E. Lum 187 149 182 hiB soldier life was to go to the post and let us please you. . at her home on North Hillside aveniKi, office every day and receive the same No "8hort Change" Here. , Wednesday afternoon. Totals 919 857 898 answer, 'Nothing for you to-day.' An nutomatlc change calculator, UAPLEWOOD ••> "It seems to me that each school which pays out correctly the difference The regular monthly meeting of the Ueardskiy ';,. 202 188 182 having representatives at the front between one dollar and the amount of F. Gasdia Board of Education will he held nexl Rare . .' 180 220 197 could do a very Important service to purchase, Is being used in banks, stores, et cetera. The new change Wolfe Building, Passaic Avenue, Chatham " Tuesday evening in the Municipal Gardner »... 172 the country by seeing that each sold- mnkor saves time as well as mistakes, building. 189 131 Cleaning and Pressing Ilodd ier gets letters regularly from the for the change Is paid directly to the Weyand . .. 191 158 169 Bchool. I suggest that a committee, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Armstrong, of customer. The cashier merely presses Wood 179 193 210 consisting of from five to ten pupils, a key marked with the amount of Passadena, California, are visiting be appointed, whose business it is to purchase. their sister, Mrs. William Hamblen, of Totals 941 890 930 get the names and addresses of all Red road. M. AND F . LEAGUE STANDING. lormer students who are In the serv- Join (he Red Cross. W. L. H.S. ice, and seeing that the pupils in the The engagement is announced of Forest Hill . ... • 23 16 1015 3chool write letters so that each sold- Miss Marjorie Kelley, daughter of Northern . 22 17 1089 ier will receive at lea»t one i letter per former Mayor and Mrs. F. L. Kelley; Chatham 21 18 991 week from the school. Even though Wonan's Magazine Caloric yPipeless Furnace and Herbert Hurling, of Summit. West End 19 20 975 the writer Is not acquainted with the Rosevllle .... ,....O,16 - 23 1059 soldier to whom he writes, It will show Renewals Let me install one in your home and SAVE The official board of the Methodist Maplewood • 16 23 986 he interest of the school In its repre- you 35% on your COAL BILLS church will hold its regular monthly sentatives. I urge that this matter be Special Fates for February Only One Year Me Two Tears 95c business meeting on Wednesday eve- Summit Water Pressure. aken up promptly and in a systematic SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ning at the parsonage. In order to be able to ascertain the way. It will be a contribution to the FREE l'ATTEUNAM) gUAUTEKLY - cause of our country In this great FRED L. WALTERS water pressure in the city mains, the Mis* F. H 1IATTON crisis." Rev. Guy Emery Shipler will preach Summit Council will place a self- Cure of Hutton'sltarket Phone 629-M - Chatham, N. J. at the allied service of the Episcopal registering water pressure gage In the and Congregational churches tomor- police room of the city hall. The coun- 1 row, morning at eleven o'clock. cil also will buy two portable regis- OWN YOUR HOME "Stop Fuel Waste says Uncle Sam. ' Consult me for tering devices that can be attached to Acme Metal Weather Strips. Saves Coal, Stops Dust Miss Margaret Lum entertained a the fire hydrantR to determine the AND GARDEN and Draughts. Controls Heat and Makes Permanent Job. number of her friends yesterday after- water pressure at fires. The installa- noon at a soap bubble party at hertion of the gages is expected to cost WILLIAM B. BROKAIf home on Watchung avenue. A very not m<3re than $150. REAL ESTATE pleasant time was spent. The Commonwealth Water -Com- IN ALL ITS HRAKCHES pany, of which the city of Summit is CHATHAM, N. J. /"t&t. Hetyey S. De Groodt will lead a large customer, has a registering ALSO tfce Epworth. League devotional scrv- gage at its office, and it is accessible NE\V YOBK CITY OFFICE lee of the MetWhst church on Sunday to members of theCommon Council evening. The topic is "Our Duty as and other officials. BbokMi and Timetable THEATRE Americans." Licenses For SUMMIT,N.J. The high school boys' and girls' All persons dealing in or using ex basketball teams played the Linden losives—including druggists—are NEW JERSEYS SAFEST PLAYHOUSE teams a return match at the Old School required to be licensed. The Qifulit) I'rodurtiitns for iiiscriuilnatlng Audiences last evening. At the same time the censes are issued by the following freshman team played a team from the fficers in the three counties of Mor- TODAY-SATURDAY—Feb..23 Baby Marie Osborne In "Ctptaln eighth grade. is, Somerset and Union: Don't Blame Us! Kiddo" • • • - Morris—Town Clerk Vincent D PEARL WHITE In "The Fatal Ring" Episode 19. Lieut. Henry D. Kirkpatrick and oache, Morristown; Town "Clerk 'Will- EFORE you register a complaint it is well Other Special Features Regular Prices Miss Florence 8harp were quietly mar- am R. Bailer, Boonton; Town Clerk B to remember that these are strenuous ti mes MONDAY, FEB. 25 Mutual Masterpiece ried on Tlursday at the home' of the oseph V. Raker. Dover; Duane H at our store where an enormous business has bride's parents at Reading, Pa. Lieut. ash, Millington; County Clerk Ellas literally crowded us out of our present quarters Klrkpatrjck is training.to operate the . Mott, Morristown. William Russell French To's and expects to leave for Somerset—District Court Clerk Da- In a few days we move into our new store,, in his most thrilling picture (filled with punch and laughs) the other side before long. id Bodine, Somerville; a Richard corner of Main St. and Pacsaic Avenue and the "New York Luck" people of Chatham4nd vicinity will have an .loidenke, Watchung. CHARLES CHAPLIN in 'The Vagabond" . Helen Trowbridge was quite badly Union—County Clerk William B opportunity of getting acquainted with the well First Showing Here Others Regular Prices hurt while practicing basketball at the tfartin. Elizabeth; Town Clerk Emi ordered system and service of a thoroughly Old School Tuesday afternoon, falling 3antz, Union; John J. Carroll, Plain equipped and appointed store'. TUESDAY, FEB. 26 Paths' presents against a radiator with such force as eld. to become unconscious. Her friends Gladys Hulette carried her to the home of C. J. Miller Foreign Parcels Post Wait and See in the delightful heart interest play nearby, where she was soon brought The War Trade Board is calling at- ••The Candy Girl" to. - ' tention to the fact that license is re- E would like to tell you all about the Hiired to ship abroad goods on the W wonderful array of good things that we New Strand Comedy with Itillie Rhodes Others Regular Prices George F. Weber, of Madison, who •onserved list, even »• wn"en sent In have added to our stock of our beautiful fix- has been a member of the County imall quantities by parcel post. In WEDNESDAY, FEB. 27 Daniel Frohman presents Board of Taxation for the imst six nany cases this has been done by per- tures, sanitary equipment and etc. but our time years, has failed of reappointment to sons ignorant of the President's pro- is limited and space is precious. Jack Pickford office, Governor Edge announcing on clamation concerning exports, or who in a picturization of the Great Stage Success Monday that the Democratic member do not know of the many articles "The Dummy" of the board for the next three years hich may be exported only under li- Chatham ' Paramount-Mack Sennet Comedy—"Roping her Romeo" •—•^~ wlil^e John J. Cunningham, of Boon cense. ton. E are urging customers in Morristown, For violation a>l^e of not more than W Convent, Madison and vicinity to buy in Dont miss this rip, roaring, sparkling comedy. Others Peg. Prices $10,000 or Imprisonment for not more THURSDAY, FEB. 28 Metro presents wonderful The members of the junlSr class of than two years, or both, form the pen- Chatham. Therefore every business here, will the high school gave a party to their alty. Licenses may be applied for at have the opportunity of growing with us Emily Stevens classmates and faculty Thursday eve the Bureau of Exports, Washington, "Lend a Hand" to boost vour home town by in the famous Broadway Success ning. Advantage was taken of the holi- D. C, or any of its branches which are' helping those who serve you. day season to give the affair a patri located at Seattle, Portland, San Fran- "Daybreak" • otic turn, the room being decorated cisco, Los Angeles, Nogales, El Paso, Latest News Pictures- New Drew Comedy Others Regular Prices with flags, and the favors being Eagle Pass, Galveston, New Orleans, We Want Your Orders * hatchets. Games and dancing were tbj Mobile, Savannah, St. Louis, Chicago, FRIDAY, MAR. I The Supreme Production diversions. . • Boston, and New York. . and we want them early in the day for delivery! from the Qreat Novel Carry home your small packages for in so do- Rev. A. L. Fretz, pastor of the Meth A College Education. odist church, will preach Sunda; ing youare.helping your "Uncle Samuel," your- A story not new, but worth repeat- V, morning on "Personal Sacrifice." A ing, Is once ngnln going the rounds in selves and us "THE BARRIER" the evening service Rev. Hiram S. Con Englnnd. Two bootmakers, whose, es- Itjf Kex Biacli This Famous Author's Masterpiece will give an illustrated lecture o establishments faced each other In the Special Blend Coffee - • Ik 19c A Powerful Story of the Last Frontier—H ripping - Wholesome- "Children of Mission Lands." Sixty village high street, werefvery distinct- Ytyldly Realistic-Charmingly Komantle oqe colored slides of children a: ly rivals. One of them had a son at Rye, Whole Wheat, Graham Bread, 8c Go to see "The Barrier'1 and take the children with you—N. Y. Mail reached by our missionaries will b( college and, in the first week of his va- shown. The service constitutes a pan cntlon.tliere appeared In the shop win FKICE8 Matinee 16c and 26c Children IOc dow the motto: "Mens Conscla Recto." Extra Fancy Prunes - - - lb'He of the educational program arrangec THIS DAV Evening All Seats Reserved 38c His rival over the way was for some Opening date will be announced later. by the pastor relative to the "Every time a little nonplussed, but within a Reserved Seats NOW OX SALE Telephone 8nm«U 1044 Member Canvass." few dnys^he arose to the occasion and COMU.U-ROBERT WAKWICK In "The Areyle Case." there appeared in his window a card . Drafted men from Chatham wi bearing the legend, "Men's and Wom- COMING-RITA JOLIVET In "lest We leave Morristown with the district en's Conscia Bectl."—Christian Mont & iron. Quota at 8.60 next Tuesday morning. to*. >•

CHATUAM MEN IS LUWBTT brent m they bock ge down into the SATAN ABDICATES deep together, only to be torn apart MORNING AND WooJward Allen, iOtni NEWAPK and leisurely devoured by the sharks Battalion, Signal Enlisted Re- FOR THE KAISER down among the corals. EVENING STARS Cawp Upwn, 1»M "I have strolled over the battlefield* Tuwnsnlji ol Ciiuln Island. N. Y. of Belgium and France. I have Been m ti of Morrib und Stale < ,'ouuty Corp. James Juulus Allen, Jr., 302nd your hand of destruction everywhere, J9.CI to the point or pliice ol lieKinnihK, be the >;ii.l dimensions nmre F. A., Camp Dix, N. J. Foremost Makes of from Tumulty, ->Secr«Xi.;*fVDaniels. nian and wife and forced them to hard t*r ahe was resplendent In the wett- or less. '( he said property eontniiiintr Corp. Fred U Ford, 7th Reg. Field — > Passengfer .Cara._ _ Roosevelt and others from every state labor In trenches. I have seen the torn evening Bky. At the beginning of -three-. («re» ami I »eii»-seven hund- redth* (3 27-iOOl of an aere"'" - ' ' " • Artillery, B. E.,. Anierlcan Kxpe- "in (heW f^h Tn r?a¥aiia™foTe6*i5Ies nrrmt-—fiendish rape—p«n)«tltt«4 on LFelwiiarji. aha .jtenU into.. retirement, Heinjf the same premises (-o|lveye'l Motor Trucks > " ditioiiary Forcer, via New-York, nf the article. It 1B given to the young women and those who were getting BO close to the sun that she iiy* sTilil^harIetf mTtT(*fci^y7^< Jtl:;'*»ur- Business Wagons vivll.R Kxtcuturs &c. of .Samuel 1. Hunt, lijsimar l^fiiKmiken, Headquarters' PRKS8 for publication by one of our forced Into maternity were cursing .leeeased. lo Anna. IC. Alerritt by deed was not to be seen. She not merely Company, il3th Infantry,*Cainp Mc- Motor Cycle Vans councilmen, who heartily endorses the the father of their offspring and. I be- ilaleil Oct. 1st, IM\ and recorded In t'.e got close to him, but actually passed Clerk'* Clfllc-e of Morris County. The CJcllan, Anniston, Ala. Auto-Accessories Kentlmept expressed. The Batire fol- gan to doubt if my own inferno was foreclosure proceedings herein belnp to the other side of him, so as to re- necessary to realize. Upon ;i purchase Nelson Kelley, 2nd, 104th Military lower i. really up to date. appear at the west of him, as a morn- tr •>• mortgage, for a portion of Ih "Ottuma, Iowa. "You have taken milllonTl of dollaTii consideration money ol said ^i'^^l. Police, 2>Jth Division, Camp Mc- ing Btar. As sueh she will Clellan, Anniston, Ala. "The Infernal Region. from innocent victims and called It til November, when, after another two certain tracts from Ihe above Tles1- clihed land and premises which have William LUnlcnnan, 102nd Eaglneera, SATURDAY "To Wilhelm von Hohenzollern, King i Indemnity; you have lived fat on theperiod of invisibility, she will become been released from (lie Hen of sahl r Company D, Camp Wadsworth, Spar- First Regt. Armory of PruHBia, Emperor of All Germany : land you usurped and sent the real a-jain an evening star. purchase money morti;ai, e ;is follows First Tiaet—HeKlnninK at a point on tanlmt'K, S. C. HUHBCX Avenue anil Jiy Street and Knvoy Extraordinary of Al-[ owners away to starvation. You hare Ruddy Mars Is an "all night star." the nbrl he.isterly side of Main Str. e[ Corp. Preston Lum, 29th Division, All C;ir» Tranfer to Armory mighty God: strayed away from all legalized war He is so far from the sun that he I 104th Military Police, Camp Mc- "My dear Wilhelm methods and introduced a code of your comes Into view at about sunset, and easterly from the corner formed hy the Interseclion of said .Northeasterly Ii• 1 • - Clellan, Anniston, Ala. "I can call you by that familiar own. YouhUvi* killed and robbed the Htays on exhibition until sunrise. This or shlc of Main Street with the Sitttli- easterl'y line or side of llrookhike l!..a.|. William Madigan, U. S. S. Seattle, name, for I have always been very ' people of friendly natlonn and destroy- habit he will maintain all through the 1 Milady and the running thence Southeasterly aloni^ th ' cure New York Post Office. t close to you, much closer than youjed (heir property. You arc a liar, a coming month, and Indeed be will not KM It) northeasterly side or line ot Main Street lirty leet to land now or lale m James Montacuollo, 7th Inf., Camp Neflto York Shops could ever know. From the time that hypocrite and a bluffer of the high- lose his place as an "all night star" (Jenurig; thence nort heiislerly alonK sal.I you were yet an undeveloped being ent magnitude. You are a partner of until June, when he will begin to give (icnuntf's line tws hundred and nine and lireene, Charlotte, N. C. eighty-four hundredths Let; thence Jared B. Moore, 1st Battery, Training | In your mother's womb I have shaped | mine and yet you pose as a personal his attention exclusively to the eve-northwesterly and parallel with Main vour destiny for my own purposes. friend of God. Ah, Wilhelm, you arening skies. Street Mfty (.101 feet and Ihence South- School for Officers, Camp Dix, N. J. easterly and parallel with the said (ien- "In the days of Rome I created u a wonder. You want only destroy all King Jupiter, the greatest of them ung's line two hundred and nine an.l Edward J. McCarthy, 4th Company, roughneck known in history as Nero.! things In yonr path and leave nothing elK-hty-four hundredths feet to the Ft. Slocum, N. Y. all, Is visible In the evening. At the Northeasterly line of Main Street to the He wan a vulgar character and suited for coming generations, beginning of the evening he is almost point or place «f Beginning. Thomas McElgunn, 104th Trench Mor- The Second Tract—Hen inn Ing at .1 1 tar Battery, 54th Artillery Brigade, my purpose at that particular time. "I was amazed when I saw youat the zenith, and he sets at midnight. point on the Northeasterly side of Main In theBe modern days a classic demon. form a partnership with the impossl- Old Father Saturn is another "all Street distant tu'o hundred and twenty Camp McClellan, Anniston, Ala. one feet and seven inches Sout heasterly and efficient miper-crlmlnal was need-1 hie Turk, the chronic killer of Chrlst- night star," but of course is not nearly from the corner formed by the intersec- J. Stanlej Neefus, Co. A, 1st Depot tion of the said northeasterly line or Battalion, Signal Corps, American ed and as I know the Hohenzollern lanH. and you a devout worshipper in as brilliant as these others, because of side of Main Street with the South. blood I picked you as my special ln- the Lutheran church. I confess, Wil- his vastly greater distance. easterly side or line of Hrooklake Koad. Expeditionary Forces. running thence Southeasterly along the Htrument to place on. earth anV-annex helm, you are a puzzle at times, a Mercury Is not now visible, but in Northeasterly line or side of Main George S. Page, 29th Headquarter'" Mohammedan army commanded by the last ten days of March he will ap- *l ™ll • l.ioi feet; I hence Xnrth Troop, 29(^> Division, Camp McClel- of Hell. I gave you abnormal ambit- ... n lyr and parallel wit h yllrooklak.,- Ion, likewise an over supply of ego-German officers, assisting one another pear as an evenini g start . J. R0111" I two hundred and nine and eighty- lan, Anniston, Ala. fonr hundredths (:!Ott M-lOOi feet, Raymond C. Reilly, l»4th Trench Mor- tism, that you might not discover your in massacring Christians is a new thence Northwesterly and parallel with own fallings, I twisted your mind to j line of warfare. When a Prussian of- Dr. Willis Fletcher Johnson ad- Main Street llfty (.101 feet and thence tar Battery, 54th Artillery Brigade, THE HOUSE THAT Southwesterly and again-parallel wil'i Ibat of a mad man with certain nor-' fleer can witness a woman and herdressed the congregation of the Edge- the Hrooklake Road two hundred ami Camp McClellan, Anniston, Ala. JACK FURNISHED mal tendencies to carry yoti by, a unborn child murdered by a swarthy hill Presbyterian Church, New York nine and eighty-four Inindredths < L'Oi A. A. Richmond, Jr., U. S. Naval Re- SI-K10I feet to the Northeasterly line of After Jack liulll 111* house, it had' most dangerous character placed In Turk, can calmly stand by and see a City, on Sunday morning, on "TheMain Street to the point or place of serve Forces, Pelham Park, N. Y. to be furnished' and It W«H n harder nower; I gave you the power of a hyp- full of Innocent Armenians Spirit of American Diplomacy." II, liiniiliiL'. !>;, t||,. snul di rains James H. Ryan, U. S. S. Maine, care task than Hi.- other. Even today, one house more or les,s, said, two tracts heliiK notist and certain magnetic force that respectively released from the Men or New York Post Office. milHt Know vvlii-i.' lo K" mid vvlml tn locked up. the house saturated with SHERIFF'S SALE] buy, In order tu luii.l h a home i ,u s.-lld mortgage hy releases dated Sim Edward C. Scharf, U. S. S. Ericsson, Up-to-date iiniiilM.i |..| :i l.i.il. you might nway your people, I am ; oil and fired, then I know my teach- :7th. 1!I12. and recorded in Hook 13 ol Helr-a.se of Mortgages for Mm-rN <'onn- amount.' rcsponsilile for the deformed arm that , inga did not Htop with you, but have IN t'UVNCKKV DP NKW JKItSKV care Postmaster, N. Y. ]i|.'TWRKN .ty on page 418 ,<-c, ami of August fith The* .'in- [.it s i.l .lucks ,i| III. |JI .•- hangs holpU-Hs on your left, for yourheen extended to the whole German Charles P. Buckley, Sole Surviving 1912, and recorded In Hook 13 of He- Robert C. Scharf, U. S. S. Wlnslwr, Ulit line »|..i will HI-II',,nii. vv ill Kxecutor Sic, Complainant, and lease of MnrtKliges for Morris Count v care New York Post Office. bounded jny tin. anniiuii'.lot nl ..I 1 ltt- crippled condition embitters your life nation. And I confess my Satanic soul Kensington Park Company, el al., on page 545 Ac. JOHN ft'ASAMAKIili Half I rl. i and ilnslrnys all noble impulses that'grew sick, and then and there I knew l)i fi ndants. Hated Morristown. New Jerse>- |.^eh l.ayton Simpson, 104th Trench Mertar 1 DllVH r.f lh.'irh w v isHunx- .in ,-V.M m. i.- liment anrl pity; I placed in your ROIII great- key of hell will be turned over ary Force, U. S. Aviation Corps. Vlllll Hl^lllfi: nil. . to thO.-l- Will. Wish a deep hatred for all things English,'to you. The Ravel that has struck E. L. Trowbridgc, U. S. Navy Marine to furnish III.-li IM.IIICH vi llh tin' hem things at exa.tlv h.ilf the usual prlee for all nations of Ihe earth I lia'e Kng- the doom of damned'souls since time Basin, 7:' llubhard street, Brooklyn, Alnonii til.' li..my s|>l,.|nl|il u[TerlriKS land most; always the Cross follows ' began is yours; that my abdication in N. Y. •T will llrirl mal.licd suites ami -IIIKIC pieces fur mil i..i,rn in the li ex ihe Union Jack; under Kngland's rule , your favor is for the best Interests of •Surgt. Van Horn D. Wolfe, Co. A, 40th c«pl the kiti-lien Then- will I"- sillte.- wild trlbeR become Idlers of the soil | bell —in the future I am at your ma- Engineers (Camouflage), American of willed they r,lv l.ovc nue .ml .nn- anil in due time practical citizenB, she'jeaty's service. not reorder. HIKCM.IHI il palt,-i'i* in.I Expeditionary Forces, care New York broken milles will I.e Included Kor ttl« in the great eivillzer of Ihe globe and j "LUCIFER H. SATAN." Postmaster. '.erlrnorn, one will MM- ;I varletv nl I hate her. I planted in your soul a chuleeii In ni;iliMK;inv , walnut uiu' (apt. Walter Mel; Wolfe, Adjutant ' eiimnel While [he various "periods' uel hatred for your mother because __ Towns Should Feed Birds. lith Engineers, American Expedition- will flml nnilile represenliitlon In dlninK room furniture In MIMIIO<-:IIII-. mil; nml e wns Knglish a$i .left my good Sportsmen's clubs, Granges and ary Force, France, other linlshcs S|i|enillil example* ol friend Hlsmark to fan the flame I had Audnbon Societies throughout the Corp. Jeffeiy Would, 104 Motor Supply llvintt roiiin Cur-Mime will In- Mar-rl State are urgin? a general bird-feed- fli-«rl In Ihe WiiurinfeikiH "Half I'rlrt- kindled. Recent history proves how Train, Camp McClellan, Anniston, 1'ayn," nil.l run1 i-.in ina'u" ...ni.. luckv well our work was done It broke ing campaign during January, Febru- Ala. tlnds In unl<|iie hookc-isos. nil.ley' ol vour royal mother's heart, but I gain- ary and March, (lie hardest of all \tirlous kmds :iml ..eld .hair- anil l.ieut. John Montelth, 24th Training rockers Th,re will h,. vi.me per- ed my purpose. months on the feathered population In Halt., Camp Lee, Petersburg, Va. feel treasures in l;niev fiiinll'ire. em "The inherited disease of the Hohon- New Jersey. Several organization!* Anthony D. (Jasdia, 7th Field Artillery, braelni: noveitv stuff are appointing bird-feeding commit- All of tlleMe Items .11, I., hi- pli'Ued ziilleniH killed your father. Just as It Battery B, Leon Springs, Texas. from slo.li nrirl KI'<.II|.,,I In the front will kill you, and you because the. tees to look after getting an eincr- Lieut. Henry h. Klrkpatrick. part of the Klflh anil Sixth I!.tileries ruler of Germany and a nol of mine | gency food ration for the birds in city, of the Ne,«- Slim I'erhaps .ini.niK Wm. Kitchell, 7th R. E. Engineers, them you mlnhJ liml s Kerns thai Miionpr than I expected. I suburbs add open country. Company B, Fort Leavenworth, Kan. you have seen ;,i s.ine lime or other "To assist you further haRten my Members of the State Fish and Game In Ihe Wnimm;il,ei si,,re. anil, i.lan' Lieut. Eugene Hubbard, Chatham, N, J. inuld mil :iir..ril lo 1.111 N,,vv vou will work I sent you three evil spirits. Commission believe this matter of U. Robert S. Pollard, p. A. 0. R. C, he ulile in make v.nir imrehaHe « lllu.ilt Neitzscbe, Trietschke, and later Bren- Winter-feeding ,IB an aid to bird con- A Chancel A Big Chancel the least (Illheultv Aside from the Leon Springs, Texas, articles placed at li.ilf pri, c." ihe re hnrdt, whose teachings Inflamed the servation Is so Important, especially 'haplain John Warner Moore, U.S.N., . inulnilei nf i! mi,,, U-.IM iniakci youths of Germany who In good time in the agricultural sections of the U. S. Training Ship "Richmond," V. ' nlock ..| run ,,. nil still 1,1 on •stale, that rural townships would be •ale with Id per .-ent 11.,1, up. would be willing and loyal subjects S. Naval Training Station, Norfolk. ' wards, ir.ei.imim MMOI, live n.-i rent eager to spill their blood and pull taking a wise course to make some The old 1,hi,;, 1i1.1t ;, "SHteh In To Buy a Used Piano Va. your chesnuts, y.ours and mine, the similar provision. The Importance of Time Saves Nine.- li.l.K nil.- In this Roy Palmer, U. S. S. Rambler, spell has been perfect- you cast your birds to agriculture is such that a CI1HC, too Kni th,. pn.es ,,f furniture Prices are Low. Pianos are Good Naval Reserve, care Haw York Port- ' arc still -UMinii ., Vrn s,,,,n ,,,„. Wll| imbitlous eyes toward the Medlteran- small townr.hlp appropriation for wln- not he 111,I. In huv II ;it Ihe eeiMilnr master. llstinK. for It Is- s.i very li:ir.l t,, Ket <\in, ftgypt, India and the Dardenelles ler-feeding would bring returns a Terms are Very, Very Easy. 111 fnc-t..at Ihe present time it , in t I,. ; and you began your great railway to thousand-fold In saving from starva- lorp. Elmer L. Luti, Battery D, - •hipped at nil. .1 ie.i.ui'1 .' III.- em Bagdad, bid the ambitious archduke llori the birds that during the next It is evident that many folks have been 2nd Field Artillery, Camp Stotsen- ' bargo on shlppliiK 'ni,,,l. l,y ihe llnv burg, Manilla, P. I. erninenl "The time ii-.s ,,.•,;.. • II,,. and his more ambitious wife stood in summer will destroy crop-ravaging waiting for this Bamberger Sale of Used Walrus sai.I vour way. It was then that I sowed Insects. Waldo p. Houchin, Battery D, 308 Yen, now is the timw 1,, 1 ,,*, :i.lvan Pianos and Player-Pianos. field Artillery, camp Dix, WrightB- tUge of redueed piiees" ,,t, ,., . > 1 T,iu the «eed In your heart that blossomed Many farmers now leave corners of And Wanamaker's furnlt 111 e. Why ! Into the assassination of the Duke and srain fields uncut for the native birds town, N. J. we all knon the ^i|,ei-j,i, M iiuv .,( tluttl So when It ' Is sold 1.1 hull 'his-wife, and all hell smiled when It to harvest in winter. ^TJjfs excellent It is so UNLIKE other sales, elsewhere Fred Germershausen, Y. M. C. A. No! the unual'prlce, » l.;ive i',, . ..m,. ,;,,>v I saw how cloverly you saddled the plan, however, docs not help the birds 105, Camp Greene, Charlotte N C to "avoid the nisi ami uret .1 t**~rr• -1 choice. j crime onto Serbia. I saw you set sail when deep snow is on the ground. The Because the pianos are so fine, and in Sergt. Major Rollo s. Smith, Co. 0, i for the fjoros of Norway and I knew Commission believes that every rural such good condition, and because, they may 121st Inf. American Expeditionary v I you would prove an alibi. How clev- township in the "Garden State" ought Forces. , I erly clone, how like your noble grand- to have a bird-feeding committee ap- be bought on such liberal terms.^ Amzi Sanders, Co. 11 Artillery, Tott Col. .Purina Says — father who also secured an assassin pointed and on the Job when the first A Small Cash Payment Secures Delivery Grant, Panama Canal Zone, "MY HENS LAY AS MUCH to remove old King Frederick of Den-big gnow arrives. ieut. Dudley F. Lum, Co. M 46th ' mark, and later robbed that country Balance on Very Easy Terms , Inf.. Camp Taylor, Louisville, Ky IN WINTER AS BILL of two provinces that gave Germany Army Horsemen. Stephen Brown, Fort Slocum, N. Y. JONES' DO an opportunity to become a naval pow- Men not of selective service age who Some of the pianos in the sale are ' • IN SUMMER" er. Murder Is dirty work, but it takes are accustomed to hnndling horses Steinway, New England, Prescott, Chicker- Eat wUely and keep the woir ttota a Hohenzollern to make a way and gethave opportunity for specialized serv- •ie door of the world. • by. ice in the enlisted Veterinary Corps, ing, Hardman, Burkeley, Dusenberry, "Your opportunity was at hand; you enlistments for which are now being Wheeler, Emerson, Pease, Fisher, etc. set the world on fire and bells of hell taken. The 2,000 men wanted Include were ringing; your rape of Belgium veterlnriry and agricultural students, Some of the Piayers are Emerson An- CHAS. K. JOHNSON caused much joy, it was the beginning farmers, stablemen, and others who gelus, Opera Player, Sterling "Player, Koh- 1 foundation of a perfect hell on have had experience handling horses. WATCHMAKER ' < enrth, the destruction of noble cathed- Tay ranges from $30 to $5fi a month, ler & Campbell Player, etc. Jeweler and PURINAC rals and other Infinite works of art with.clothing, food, and quarters. PURINA BAMBKROKR'S—SIXTH FUJOR Eyes examined free of were hailed with joy in the Infernal Application for enlistment may be charge by a specialist CHICKEN SCRATCH regions. You made war on friends made at any Army recruiting station. CHOWDER and foe alike, and the murder of civ- Phonographs and Records FEED ilization showed my teachings had Full Line of Stationery MtKCI HUlt UAV borne fruit. Your undersea warfare Jutt Pork Chops. SEWING MACHINES is a master stroke, from, the smallest Donald often goes to the store with mackerel pot to the great LuBitunla I *!U mothvT- «h° '» n frugal buyer. One FOR SALE_0R JO RENT OP FOR SALE BY you show no favorites; as a War Lord | ** h! Went "lon.e to •"» butcher* "I ALL KINDS. NEEDLES and OIL „„.. ii.nH =,.^m. #' .,„.. ^ wont free pork chops." he said, "but no CHATHAM HAT * FEED CO. you stand supreme, for you have no bones, or fat, or lean." NEWARK. N.J. mercy; you hare no consideration for 20 Main Street Near Library MADISON, N J CHATHAM, N. i\ the baby clinging to Its mother's 8 itl-wue ma iDVKHTISf Telephone Call 2S2-R '! Tttt CHATHAM MB9S "HELLO GIRLS" ARE EAT POTATOES AND WANTED IN FRANCE HELP WIN THE WAR i Ube jftrst "National Bank c,.!.- OF MADISON, N. J. An Opportunity for Young Some Points Concerning the -~-^~^' Assets over $1,000,000 Women to Serve Humanity Use of Potatoes as Food 3 "/• Interest Paid on Checking Accounts -™e~- 4 % on Special Department Account! at the Switchboard Which All Should Know BANKING BY MAIL SOLICTED CALL AND LET US EXPLAIN _ ..,'• FOR GOD AND COUNTRY" TOO OFTEN OVERLOOKED I W. H. BARTON EDWARD MILLER F. E. ELY President Vice-President Cashier Here is a chance for the young wom- You may know It already but it will n of America to Berve the country in bear repetition now when it 1B impor- 'ranee with General Pershlng's Ex- tant that everybody eat liberally of A Comer In tbc Sitting-room in t Telephone tentral Offict peditionary Force—a chance to do as the big potato crop; that potatoes are much to help win the war as the meir |*n excellent food for your body;-that h 1(ha1(l go- "over the top." [they are good fuel; that one. medium- Uncle Sam wants to_ have his tele- sized potato gives you as much starch Opposite Public Service Terminal A Glimpse at fhe^Gtrf phone system in France operated by as.two slices of bread; that, like other he most efficient operators in thevegetables, they give you salts which world and that means by American you need to build and renew all the the Voice With the Smile doling women. The Signal Corps have parts of your body and keep it in or- asked the telephone companies in theder. I'nited States to secure these "switch- Potatoes furnish Btareh which burns ' ^'TT TE have just^prmted an illustrated board soldiers" for them: "-— 4n-yGUi»H»Ufi<>4e« to-Jet you w«rkT much \/\/ booklet, describing the work of the Just because you are or have been as tfie gasoline burns in an automo- • V telephone operator. It tells of the a telephone operator, don't think that bile engine to make the car go. When NEWARK, NEW JERSEY importance of this most interesting profession. you therefore can easily secure a you have potatoes for a meal you need MAIL OKDERS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION It tells of the operator's pay; of her opportu- position in this expeditionary operat- less bread. Potatoes can save wheat. ing force. The first and fixed require- Ah old kirig is said to have tested nities for promotion; of the Benefit Plan that ment (s an ability to speak and read each cook before hiring him by ask- protects her and of the careful provisions >oth French and Knslish fluently and ing him to boil a potato. Even the that are made for her health and happiness. he able to understand readily French best potato can be spoiled by a poor spoken over a telephone line. The cook. It describes the large, well-ventilated central American telephone system in France To boil them so that they will be Spring Showing of offices, the cosy sitting-rooms and the modern not only links General Pershing's "fit for a king," drop the unpeeled po- dining-rooms. It gives you the secret of why headquarters with various points of tatoeR into boiling salted water and military importance, but It also con- cook 20 to 30 minutes. Drain the wat- Dix-Made "Home" Dresses there is a smile in her voice when she says nects directly with the French Gov- er off at once. If they are cooked too "Number, please?" ernment telephone system, and so no- long or allowed to stand in the water ess youf French is very, very good, they get soggy. $2.00 to $5.00 If you are Interested In this most attractive do not consider yourself a qualified ap- If you peel the potatoes before cook- profesilon, telephone, write or call at our plicant. Knowledge of switchboard ing them you will waste time and po- neareit commercial office and ask for a free operation is also desirable, but if you tatoes both*. , You may throw away a Glorified house dresses these that many women . copy of "An Ideal Occupation for Young do not have this knowledge and if all Rixth or even a quarter of the good will also buy to have ready for street and porch frocks . Woman." the operators needed are not obtained part of the potato with the skins. Al- when the first warm days of Spting appear. ... ^ - from those already having experience, Ro, If the potatoes aren't covered up you may be accepted without previous by the slsinR while cooking, some of Standard Dix made dresses—attractive stripe NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY experience and given the necessary the valuable material will soak out In- Ginghams or plain Chambray and Devonshire cloth. training by some telephone company. to the water. TCven very small pota- toes cambe economically used, If they Two ton« stripes, or solid-color dresses-Blue, Therefore, if you can handle the are boiled In their Rklns. Pink, Black and White. French language as well as you do the English and are dependable, resource- For best mashed potatoes: Peel the And the most delightful collars, some of the white boiled potatoes, maRlwnnd beat until I ful, and able, if necessary, to "go it pique or poplins—novelty pockets that you don't find on your own" as the soldiers say when very light, adding salt, butter or oleo- on ordinary house dresses. the tide of battle compels prompt, in- m.irgaviiif and hot milk, a half cup of dividual action to meet a serious situ- milk to six potatoes. If dinner, is not Delightfully new and smart. Why not use them ation,—then by all means apply. ready to serve, pile lk'htly in a pan and set in Hie oven to brown. tomorrow? Nearly a hundred young women have 'PlantV-MaJo Floor already been selected and judging Potatoes, left over or fresh, may be from them this unit will meet nil those combined yitb cheese^r nuts or meat requirements and be one of the most ofotTier material, often to make tlie democratic and truly representative main dish of n meal. Leather Belts-The Vogue American forces sent abroad. Its per- Splendid ussoitment of new belts that arejfsmart sonnel is being selected from appli- Lime limiruvK Mniilow I.iimls. cants from all parts of the country, In regions where dairying prevails Icoking on frocks, orats, skirts and sweaters. who, as fast 88 they are selected, are as the lending rural Industry ihere They ^ivo a decidedly "different" air to any cos- given such training either in their are meadows on most farms. Some tume and are youthfully becoming. ^m&mmn home town or city or at some train- are low fields very wet and hard to Ing center to which they are sent for work and others are high, hilly fields Patent Leather Belts—Black and colors, 2 to,4 final preparation and from which they too stoney to plow. Such lands are inches wide; price 25c to 1.00 will tie ordered to a port of embarka- very common in Northern New Jersey •• tion for outfitting as different groups and New York. Some meadows of this Dull Kid Belt*—2 to 4 inches wide; price 59c become ready to sail. character are those located on lime- to 1.00. stone soils showing that the very tiny Every member of the organization Suede Belts—In all the Dew shades, including amount of lime which becomes avail- must wear a standard uniform that Dining At Home able each year tends to keep the soil plenty of the popular tones and gray, unlined or lined has been specified by the War Col- sweet and In condition to produce with silk, metal or self-covered buckles; 2 to 4 inches lege. This uniform must be worn at is made more enjoyable when lore. all times and civilian clothing cannot wide; price 59c[to 1.00 the room is brilliantly lighted by be worn and will be of no use to these It Is true that an occasional dress- Plant's-Main Floor the rays of the new Edison Mazda young women soldiers "over there." ing of lime will do much to keep up The different ranks will be disting- the supply of succulent grasses on Lamp. The best substitute for uished by different insignia on ththese e lands. Dairy feeds are very sunlight in the home yet pro- white brassard worn on the left arm. gh at the present time and every Operators will wear a white brassard should be used to produce as j duced is obtained by the use of with a black telephone transmitter. much food as possible on the farm. this latest improvement in elec- An Increased supply of roughage will release some other field of the farm tric lighting. gilt laurel wreath underneath the for the growing of corn, soy beans, or The noteworthy feature of transmitter. The brassards of thesome other crops. John H. Voorhees, chief operators will have the twoAgronomist, the Agricultural Lime the new Edison Mazda is its dura- symbols mentioned surmounted by the Bureau, Washington, D. C. EDW. P. MILLER ® SON, bility and stren^,:'- to withstand gilt lightning belts used as Insignia DEALERS IN • by the Signal Corps. Iilme and Fertilizer on Wheat. all ordinary handling. In every respect these young wqjjj-' en will be soldiers coming under With the exception of barley, wheat Scftantoti Coal Come in to-day and let military restrictions at all times. The suffers more from sour lands than any (NOTHING BETTFR IN ANTHRACITE) pay will be $60. a month for operators, of our common cereals. It is especial- ly Important to test all land to be Bituminous and Cannel Coal us show you the mer- $72 for supervisors and $125 for chief Kindling. Block or Grate Wood operators, in addition to which, al- seeded to wheat and apply lime if its of this new lamp. lowances will also be made for ra-sour, because you not only get a larg- KKRT1I.IZEHB AND LAND LIME tions and quarters when these things er yield of grain but timothy and • • ^ ... are not provided by the Army. clover are usually seeded in wheat, OFFICE AND YARD: SUMMIT AVENUE and one or both may fall on sour soils. The Signal Corps Authorities point Telephone 624-u/ Trowbridge & Atteridg The Ohio experiments show that out that this operating force is not lime does not take the place of fertili- LOt'AI AO1NT KOR NAZAKETH J OR'II AMJ ( EMEKT ' ' , CHATHAM, r£ J ' • . 1- - going on a pleasure trip or "Joy ride" zer or manure, but it supplements and that no evening dresses need be them. The experiments further show taken and that social opportunities very strikingly that when lime and are not at all Included in the program. fertilizers are used on the same land It will be a war task of the nature and the yield of crops Is greater than the size that always appeals strongly to -•• sum of the yields from the two used American womanhood and Wf handl- Advertise in the Press. It will pay you Separately. However, if lime Is used ing It, the Signal Corps seek level- alone and no provision is made for headed young women who are re- maintaining the supply of organic mat- sourceful, able to exercise good Judg- ter and plant-food in the soil the crop ment in emergencies and willing to yields cannot be maintained, and the •..,..- ««„_ _- Sometime J - Work hard and even endure hardships yields from the use'of lime in such a "LEDQE CARD FOR UNITED STATES FOOD AD1HNISTEATIOJI if necessary. At the same time they r. If you have already SIRIIKI nun this on to a Mead. ycu'll went a geed quality up-to/ point out that everything possible will system fall off rapidly and may finally be done to insure the comfort and drop below Unit of unlimed land. Tp»TITE FOOD ADMINISTRATOR^ date Baby carriage. GcvCart or well-being of these young women in Manures, lu'h i;reen nnd stock man-, _ I am glad to join you in the service of food conserration for OOT ; the service. ure, a'ld fertilizers*, should I.e. usec' nation nnd I hereby accept membership in the United States Pood Ad- with lime, l.turo is best applied wit' Walking chairf then go to Information as to how application ministration, pledging myself, to carry out the directions and advioa a lime anil fertilizer distributor jus. can be made can be obtained from the of the Food Administrator in my home, insofar as my circtunstaneet after the land is plowed. permit. i WILLIAM H,CRAIG L CO, chief operators in the local telephone central offices or application blanks Kama DEALERS IN FURNITURE can be obtained from the Chief Signal Paths to Happiness. Officer of the Army, Room 826, Mills It is the 1110(4 tieautiful t/Uth In and ycu'll get it at a fair price Building Annex, Washington, D. C,morals Hint we have no such thing Btnet who makes the appointments to this as a distinct or dlvldi'il Interest from work. our race. In their welfare Is nurs.'and City State Free Delivery to by choosing the broadest paths to ef- There are no fees or dues to be* paid. The Pood Admlnlstn 18 Maple Street, Summit fect their impt'lnesR jve choose the I to have as members all of those actually handling- food In the a Phone 10J6^w .. Anyone, may hove the Home Card of Instruction, but only til Chatham God MTI the United BUtM of tnreat and the shortest to our own,— *rn>nf pledrei are entitled to Membership Window Card, wWob WU1 *t America! Bolwer Jujtton. •wand u»*n noelpt of the signed pledf* FOR SALB-Plot 77x100, corner Main Know What Qeod* UT „ and Summit avenue, every lmpxove- When next the iviider goes on a. tap -will sacrifice. MRS. 00™. ta the mouiitoinR It will he well (or Mlddleburgh, N. y. ^19-F23p Mm to keep a abarp lookout. Perhaps \be may discover a georie. Prolmhly SALE-Piano, 3 bedroom suites, '•'fce does not know bow a. geoilc Hliould Tuesdays and Fridays, 9.30 a. m. to dining-room table; very reasonable. <)©ok, but If he chances upon one he 4 p. m. at Red Cross Headquarters, WANTED—Several Chatham ' unfur the Red Cross funds, thus extending rent from $300 year Apply IVAN McK. SMITH, or addreM Will Immediately recognize It. For a Falrview House tion In the United States. The fund is nished houses to f23p t geode Is one of the most wonderful KNITTING. I he work of this branch. for mothers' use to carry on work for to $1,000. Also furnished houses for Lock Box 124, Chatham. things in nature, says a writer. In TuesdayH and Thursdays, 2 to children, and this year attention is summer months; already have.number - , E_Cnlcken coop ,„ go^dcon- the beginning It was nothing more rw p. m . at Red Cross Headquarters We wish we could write some words turned to "soldier children," the sons waiting applicants. WILLIAM B- ditlon" . Cheap. EDWARD WEARY«, than a cuvlty In a rock. Then water winch would bring out more workers of mothers who are training, and when Brokaw, Real Estate in all its trickled Into the cavity, leaving a de- Falrvlew House. f23c weekly for the making of surgical branches, Chatham, N. J., also N. Y. Chatham. posit containing muoy chemical ele- SURGICAL DRESSINGS. they "turn up" in Washington, they ments. These elements In the course Wednesday and Thursday. 9 a. mdressings and hospital garments. La£ will be housed and mothered. City office. f9tfc NOTICE. of time became crystals, and If they to 12 noon, and 2 to 5 p. m., at Re Sunday a special appeal was made In TAKE NOTICE that on Monday, the Chatham, I shall ex- ganese became mixed with the crys- Attention Is called to the change o die for the lack of proper dressings, Girls' Culture Club? They want to avenue or at factory. Bltfc pose for sale at public auction one .Jula. Then they would turn to arae- d:iyn for the making of hospital gar nnd It may be yours. Won't you give up knit it up Into afganfl for destitute] Buick Jitney, old model, pursuant to ^ysts of a hue ami heauty quite past a little time weekly to this work. Con description. It 1H the lnterlor"bf a nientH from Mondays and Tuesdays* tf children of Europe. Pink and white FOB SALE. the provisions of "An Act for the bet- suit the schedule above and see where '—fetxle that la priceless. Some have Tuesdays and Fridays. Workers wil and blue worsted wl)l-_do,; nicely for terrprotectipn of garage keepers and FOR:8ACte^I917 Allen Car, Model 37. been found In which a small amount of please hear thin change in mind. you would fit in best. baby's bonnets which are being sent autornbblleVepaTrrnen, apiHWed * " Only run 6,000 miles, as good as new. water still remained In their center, through the American Red Cross for 14, 1915. confined there for thousands, perhaps There has been a very urgent appftu Extra good tires, and one brand new. Siirglral l>r civilian relief. New worsted will be J. E. BEERBOWBR. millions, of yourH. By turning them for more hospital and refugee gar- Many extras. This car is In A-No. 1 The following ladies reported fo acceptable In case you have not odds Dated February 20, 1918. this way and that, the water could be ments. This 1B due to the fact that a and ends, and you think well of en- condition and is a bargain. Change in plainly seen to move. work making surgical dressings this week: very large order must be filled in the eouraging our girls to do their share position forces owner to sell. Inquire SUMMIT. Wednesday—Mrs. F. H. Lum, Jr next four months. The rooms are open In war work. at A. REEVES, Chatham Oarage. Mrs; Dr D Roove, Mrs. W. .V...Sayre, for this work on Tuesdays and Fri It is as important that the girls' The Summit Choral Society will 8»u«age From Cottonseed . Will BlI wliu can respond-to-tJHfr FOR SALE—Guernsey Cow; will be give to the Y. w/c. A. fund half of The United Ktuttw Is certainly the Mm. Joseph E. Pollard, Mrs. Edwin E. minds are shaped in the prflBer atti- fresh in May; gives 14. to i?-,qts. 'land of cotton," declares «n exchange. Pierce, Miss Mildred Schroeder, Miss ppfcal? tude toward work and war, *%s that the-proceeds uf Us concert on March t: luilk. Surrey, set of harness, 2 one- H. Blrdsall Marsh, son of Clinton S. Nowhere else In the world Is cotton Marjorle Kelley, Mrs. Mabel Smith articles shall be made. We are work- horse cultivators, and other articles. grown In such abundance, and put to Marsh, has been made a first lieuten- MIKB tyalsey, Mrs.. Ralph Lum, Mrs Ing for both. Will you help us? R. W. MAREK, Southern Boulevard. •uch a variety of lines. The fiber,o f J ant In the aviation service In France, •hlllips, 'MrB>fi. M? Read, Mrs. W. S. SUMMIT CHAPTER Mrs. Macmillan or Mrs. Hatt will F16p course, Is made Into cloth; the oil from gladly receive your donations. and Is now a pilot. the seeds Is used us a cheap substitute •"reeffian, Mrs. James llohy, Mrs. G. D Richards, Mrs. William Hamblen, MrB. FOR SALE—60-egg Incubator, In good A troop of Boy Scouts haB been or- for olive oil and as a basis for lurd, OF THE RED CROSS ganized in Calvary church, with Frank and now the seeds themselves lire he- inina Mandevllle, Miss Catherine Father and Son Banquet. condition, for sale cheap. ELMER Ing ground Into flour and used for food Miller, Mrs. A. J. Swayze. About two hundred fathers and sons R. LUM. fl6c W. Helms as Scout Master. purposes, Kiiys I'opulur Science Month- Thursday—Mrs. E. L. Quackenbush last Saturday night attended the Fath- ly. (Jingersnaps and Jumbles are MIHS llalsey, Miss Marjorie Kelley Mr. Bassett Succeeds Mr. er and Son banquet of the Summit mude from It, and It 1B mixed with MrH. It. E. Lum. Mrs. D. I). Reeve, Mrs. Y. M. C. A. Charles D. Ferry, presi- finely chopped meat and tied In sausage ! E. L. Phillips. Mrs. Edwin E. Pierce Debevoise as Chairman— dent of the association, was the mas- links. To make the cottouaeed sau-| MrH Charles H Hunter, Mrs H. K ter of ceremonies. The Invocation was •age, three pounds of sausage meut Is Mar(|n MrR M w M()ore M|Hg Mar Mr. Cown Chosen Treas. by the Rev. Dr. Rockwell S. Brank, mixed with one pound1 of cotton^-,! . pastor of Central Presbyterian church. flour. This flour Is said to contuln HM Addresses were made by W. M. Ross, much nutrition as the meat which It Mn\f! L Miss ( atherlne Mill- takes the place of, and to effect a sav- er, Miss Beth Page, Mrs. K. Seelye NEW CLASSES FORMED community work secretary of the Cen- ing of 8 cents u pound on the sausage. Mn». J. L. NeefiiH. Mrs. W. R. Denman tral District, Newark, who spoke on Mrs. K. H. Lum, Jr.. MrH. Alfred Roby The Boy's Opportunity In War NEOLIN Mrn. KrausH, Mrs. W. Horton, Mrs. (' OwinK to his prolonged illness and Times;" Robert Chastney on "The Alertness for Mental 8cuffle. H. Harrison, Mm. W. B. C'apen, MrR he necessity of his resting entirely Kind of Dad a Boy Likes," and Oliver Wit sharpens wit. Every man that Hrnest Lum, Mrs. E. H. Hamlll. 1,100 rom all work, Thomas M. Debevolsc B. Merrill on "The Kind of a Boy a has been compelled to converse with ast week reluctantly presented hi? Dad Likes." Red Black While bis fellows knows the Joys of being ilrrHslngs were made this week. Raymond D. Tuttle, who retired on to parley nVid parry mental sal- esignatlon as Chairman of the Summit Half Soles & Full Soles lies. Quick action needs room. You knitted Article*. 'hapter of Red Cross, and the Exccu- Saturday as boys' secretary after a can't have It when your attic's full, The following completed articles Ive Committee still more reluctantly Rervice of four yearB, received a set •ays a writer. Remove everything Acre hundoil In this week: 'cccptcd it; adopting, in so doing, this of military brushes from the High LADIES, MEN, BOYS thiit does not add to your working MIHH K. Spencer, 'sweater; Miss K nlnute: School Club and a purse of gold from stock and there will be mental room carr sweater; MIHH K. Sharp, 2 pr. "The Executive Committee accepts the directors of the association. N and alertness for uny scuffle. The fact wrll)t|etK. M|BS K SnjPi,|H wrintletP with regret the resignation of Mr. Tuttle will become boys' secretary of Guaranteed to Wear that you are challenged puts yon on ,,,„, „,,, Mim ' , wristletB; riiofnas M. Debevoise as Chairman of he New Brunswick association on Longer Than Leather your metal. Seeing you ready for he Summit Chapter, American Red March 1. mental combat stirs others to tlm mime Miss A. Hadglcy, 2 pr. wristlets; Miss at the same cost : : : : end. And that's good for the world. ° "ammlll, socks; Miss F. Van Gle- >ossr and hereby express their appre- All Souls' Hospital Campaign. There's too much taking things an "on, wrlnllels and Rwcater; Miss Anna lation of his wise counsel and valu- they come for the best progress. We(1 K«lin. wristlets; Miss Marion Miller, hle services in,, the organization and All Souls' Hospital, Morrlstown, has JOHN FERRARO need a little more getting things lined helmet; MIHH Alice Coffee, wristlets; onduct of our work, and also their announced a campaign to raise $35,000 up for the best effect I venoss. When MIHH Helen Johnson, socks; Miss An- lope that he may soon lie restored t<> during the week beginning March 18. Electric Shoe Repairing Gilbert R. Potts has been selected as the attic's cleiir you can Hike oppor- „., Moor(, swe.lt(,r. M1HH K Gus,na icalth and resume active work with •hairmaii and Washington Hall engag- WHILE : YOO : WAIT tnnlty by the forelock and turn him H).nrf. M|sH R shm{eT srarf. M,BS is." where you will. When you are clogged >d for the entire week. Here the MisH K. The Executive Committee then elect- with too much lumber you have to Hopping, socks; MisH K. McNany, thirty or more teams will report at B d Carroll P. Bassett as Chairman of Wolfe Building Patsaic Ave. leave that to others. It doesn't pay. wristlets; MIHH Stlllman, 2 pr. wrist- p. m. each day of the canvass. Of the he Chapter, to fill out the unexpircd lets; Miss M. Kelley, wristlets; Miss total, $25,000 is needed to complete erm of Mr. Debevoise, and James D. F. Thompson, wristlets; Mrs. Ernest and furnish the new hospital build- Unrehearsed Incident 'owan as treasurer; to fill out the un- l.uin, 2 pr. wristlets; Mrs. Lamhly, ing and $10,000 to pay off the floating A laughable Incident—fur all but xpired term of Mr. Bassett as treas- sweater and 2 pr. wristlets; Mrs. Mc- debt, which has been accumulating one person—occurred at a circus some vii11 tin ircr. swenter; Mrs. ('. G. Smith. for three or four years. time ago, relates London Tlt-Hlts. The 1|()(,|(H. Mrs. G. Palmer, socks; Mrs. W. The report of the treasurer showed comic pollcemun hud Just come off vic- Darrah, sweater; Mrs H Kelley, balance of $3,409 on hand January torious from a bout with the clown, Remember your food conservation and both had retired from the ring for "water; Mrs. Budgley. Jielmet; Mrs lcdiie. and live up to It. a moment. A real policeman, on duty E. Ogden, sweater; Mrs A. A. Uaco- A new class in surgical dressings at the circus, took a short cut across bus, wristlets; Mrs Falconer, sweat- eld Its first meeting this mornins at the arena to quell a disturbance, und vr; Mrs Qiiaekenbush, sweater and o. 15 Becchwood road; and will prob- the clown, entering with a pair of socks; Mrs. Ceo. Pollard, helmet; Mrs 1)1 y he followed by afternoon and eve- Loan Your Glasses to Imps, took him for the sham mnn of ,,,,„ wristlotH - Mrs F L Moore hel- ing classes. law aandd he annd hihi s impi s felfll lupo nt hthe An afternoon class in Home Nurslnn pollcemun, blinded him with flour, BUCKEYE, the Navy net yesterday for the first time. Af- smothered him In soot, dragged him S'"m>lff' Il"'<1"'er: Mrs Setl'ey' Rocks; •cross the Moor nnd hustled him out of MrH Wnl(l"". sweater; Mrs. K. Wal- •rnoon and evening classes In 'First The U. S. Navy wants to borrow Marine Field and tho ring. When the real circus police- (l()". wristlets; Mrs. Benson, wristlets; id to tho Injured are to be formed. Incubators Spy glasses to be returned after the war. Any glasses man, who hud been a delighted spec- Mrs. Potts, :t pr. socks; Mrs. Peeked sent to the Press oflfice or to me with the owner's name tat or of the mistake, sprang Into the sweater; Mrs. Conner, sweater; Mrs Summit City Hall. 50 attached will be offered to the proper officer and if not ring the faces of the clown and tho Shaw, socks; Mrs. Rngg, 2 pr. wrist- It has been decided to make some accepted I will see that they are returned at once. Imps were a study. The uudlence, who ,,,,„. Mrs L M Jono8 Rocks. Mrfl hanges in the Summit City Hall so 10. had known the mistake all along, slm- j , , _ ()1)eph ntl Knnl) sock8 MrHGe o Mc s to provide a private room for the ELMER R. LUM :ply roared with laughter. . (,||lllRh H0(,klf. MrR E R „„„, Capacity fiOeggs . The ar- ollce Justice, where he will not be rangement of the healing sys- • socks; Mrs. Carley, sweater; Mrs. Isturbed'in drawing up legal papers, tem Is such that the hot water Be Contented. D'efendorf. sweater. 'he .recommendation of the police is rmiHtjuitl.v circulating thru Let none repine at their station and istiee for an iron-barred door in the the tank, thereby inaiiilaiii- ing an absolutely uniform waste their time longing for other Knitted Articles From West l.lvlnifs- :orrldor leading to the cells was not teni|iemtiire at every point in ithlngs than such as they have, greater Ion Auxiliary. dopted, but instead the present doors the egg tray. Income Tax Returns things, more congenial, or things of Mrfl v WHkjSHon. , a,.arf; Mrs. C. III be reinforced and made more se- apparently superior promise. The Barber, 1 scarf; Miss Minnie Edwards. ure to prevent prisoners from escap- Deputy Internal Revenue Collector Dumont will scale of our stewardship muy be , , ,. , . ,,,,,, ng. be in our banking rooms the WEEK OF FEB- small, the items of It mengerf the ' at"rf; MrK John Bedfor"' ' "r sltuutlon obscure, the duty to which sockH' 2 prR wrlHtIptlt: MrH- J- F RUARY 18th to 23rd, 1918 (except February oner« The summers were dry and hot nnd MlflB s ROper onalntt.ntlon the winters, especially In the rugged ntinity purposes. Shop: Palrvlevu Garage northern pnrt, were cold. The rain- Since November, 1916, when the-old fall was scant and water had to be Red Cross Notes. teadejuarters In Essex street and the Incubators carefully honrded In reservoirs. Much A special drive for Red Cross Junior ntire fire fighting apparatus were de- of the land was dependent upon the memberships Is being made at the pub- troyed by fire, the company has been are guunuiteetl (ogive service for 10 years. The^ are nuule floods of the Tigris and Euphrates rlv- He school this week. It is expected ithout a fire house. era for Irrigation, and a drought was that a sum equal to a junior member- of woixl that will resist mois- ture: preventing warping. It sure to result In famine nndsufferlng. ship at twenty-five cents each for is self regulating, self-ventil- BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Therefore the kings appointed astrol- every child in the Bchool will be raised Overlook Fund. The Women's Auxiliary of Overlook ating, easy too|Mrate and re- ogers to scrutinize the sky to foretell The uppcr grade8 report one4un(jred quires little care. OiiKtrue- not the places of the moon and plan- ospital In Its recent campaign set out tcil in several sizes holding per cept. enrollment, but the lower et* bat the weather. o raise $5,000 in the form of new mem- various CHpacilies Kitlier hot Dividends Paid for '17 &% I grades ,are not quite up to the stand- 'iprships. It has succeeded In raising water or hot air heated. ' • lard as yet. On Thursday night the J5.18O. with some returns yet to come AT THE MUNICIPAL BUILDING Thought He Wat Growing. I Juniors gave a party the proceeds of Standard Brooders and Portable Hoovers Donald likes to go t« the baker's, < which, $12.50, were donated to the !Ynw Wlmr For Overlook. where he Is sure to be given a cake juniOr Red Cross fund, Arthur A. Stryker has received the TROWBRIDGE & or a bnn. One day the baker gave him You Can Join March 13th a email cooky, saying, "A very little . contract to build the weBt wing at While the Chatham Branch of the Overlook Hospital. The addition will ATTERIDG cake, for a very little boy." Donald Americ n Red Cr0B not hold It a moment and then hnnded It « » «• conform to the east wing, which was Main StrMt Phone 615-w ••• BY PAYING FEBRUARY PAYMENT imck, saying, with a charming contributions, relying on the monthly finished a few weeks ago. It will con- tain ton rooua.