VGL. LXVII. No. 37. 11.00 Per Year. HIGHTSTOWN, MERCER COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1916. Price 3 Cent9. Whole No. 3,469. r o a d contractors MEASLES GRIP DRYCRANBURY RUNAWAY BOY MANY SECTIONS IS DESIRED i SAID TO BE IN REV. C. W . HEISLEY READY FOR WORK OFTHE STATE BY RESIDENTS! THIS LOCALITY DIES AT CRANfeUlY

Hightstown Has Its Share of Residents of Cranbury Will Pro­ Fifteen Year Old Philadelphian Measles Which is a Disease of test Against the Renewal of Runs Away. Mother Claims Construction Work on Hights- Child Life. No Explanation can Liquor License for United States [le^ Was Sent Here by Employ . Hotel.....oaisL^-: ,«tit. She, Wahls Him Nejy to th e ^ y ^ t Minister in the iom'^ There is an epidemic of measles About one-half of the, population N. J. Gonfererice. He Receiiii5^ in the State. Hightstown has iti of Cranbury turned out Sunday even­ Post Master Addison Robbin.s, Ji-., Will Commence Soon. share. During the past few weeks ing at the meeting in the Frist Pros- received the following tetter from Celebrated His 90th Birthday. the measles have been holding sway byteriah Ohureh lo register a pretest Philadelphia regarding the disap­ in this section. Ko ;^xplanalion can against the renewal of the liquor pearance of a fifteen year old boy. be given for its appearance. The license of life United States hotel, an The letter was addressed to the Hioks- Manwaring and Cummins ot Phil- disease comes along periodically and oldtime inn, in which Itliuor has been town, N. J. Postmaster and roads sdolpUa, who have the contract for PEDDIF, WALLOPS REV. C. W. HEISLEY ELLIS HENDRICKSON is usually regarded all too tightly sold for almost a oentruy. as follows: the building of the Hightstown-Prinoe ST. JOSEPH'S COLLEGE of Imlayst^n died Wednesday, Feb- and children are not safeguarded a- The main speaker-at'the- protest Dear Sir: I have a boy 15 years old Rev. Charles Wesley llesiley, next ton Junction road, afe assembling ryary 23rdWt the. home of his son, gainst it as thoyare other diseases. meeting was William K. Lombard, a was sent down to your place last to the oldest minister in Ihe New their equipment for the building of the Joseph, Ocera Grove. He was 88 While this section of the state has former licensee of the hotel, who Wednesday a week and is supposed Jersey conference, died al his home road at Hightstown. Several carloads years old. Funeral services were held In a very loosely played game numerous cases of measles the oily "hit the trail" at the Sunday meetings to be working for a fa mer thefo. lie in Cranbury, Sunday afternoon from of 'machinery and tools have been Saturday with intenhent at Allentown on Saturday, afternoon the Pnddie oLNewark is, topott^d .as.having, Z,(XX) la PhnadelphigTlffi-i' rSS 'jg.'likht. j hg» .a 'red ^sweater ailments incidcal- to old ag,e_ He waoi 0 received. Five miles of road will lYcBbyterram_0^^ He Is ,sur* varsity defeated St. Joseph's College oases. Dr. Charles V. Craster, health the hotel for a short time about on and a checked cap. He was sent in3K,s'0Otr?Sar.-'M?~tlT'tSlT'y'JotnBd- u- - be constructed in acoordance with vivod by a son, Joseph; a daughter by a score of 48 to 20. Th’e playing officer of Newark, prepared a bulletin eight years' ago, but has been inter­ by an employment a^eiit on Front the New Jersey conference in 1853 the contract with the county. The Mrs. Anna. Polhemus; a sister, Mrs. on both teams was below the average; on measles, which is being distributed ested in the liquor business elsewhere and Walnut, if you can kindly let and so stood next lo Dr. A. E. Ballard contract price ., is $52,573.95 and of Charles WyokofT of Allentown; three and, bad the visitors been able to in the Newark district. Dr. Craster for a number of years. Since his me know if you can locale him there in the length of lime of service. He this amount the state will pay forty grandchildren. Mr.s. Bertram Ellis ot shoot, the score would have been also issued a statement regarding conversion he has become one of the and lot me know as soon as you can was a man of large ability and an per cent,, the County fifty per cent, Etra, .Mis.s* Mae Smith of .Asbury much closer. The game was rather measles, as follows: trade’s most uncoraprising foes and as I ha-ve been worried and cannot author, writing a few years ago a " and Fast Windsor Township ten Park and Irviii IIiMidrit'kson of Ciarl of the time at first on the scene-, last Thursday after­ eiali'd. lie liuivius a wido^v and the -winners, shouting five field goals catarrhal symptoms appear, and it that eighty per cent, of Cranbury’.s morning worship with sermon by the Farmingdale and |)nrl al Woodlnirv. noon .eompletely destroyed the re.si- 1 hree dauf^hters. Interment was made and eight goal,< from fouls. Besides is this stage in which the disease is residents are against the .sale of liquor minister. Rev. Howard A. Markloy. N .J. '■) dence of Alexander Nadwodny on in Brainer.d (’i'lnetery, ('ranbury, this lie played a wonderfjjl defonsive so frequently .spread before its rec­ and that only ten per cent, really Subject “ Religion for the Whole Mrs. Ili-ish-y died almiit vi'u.r the main road between llelmetta and game and was always in the midst of ognition. favor the license, the other per cent. hinn.” ago. Hr hiul a largi' family suns. Jamesb.urg. The building has an Mb. rOOPKH FA'TFltTAIXS. the fray. “Certain seasoms of the year are, I)eing elassed as neutrals. At 7;-l5 .service of- worship with aiiiong Ihi-in .liidgi- Williur A. of insiirunee with contents, of. 82,500, S. Martin'showed ifp well for St. of course, favorable to the spread of William McGill, a former holelifian sermon by Ihe minister'. Snliject Newark, formerly of Lons Braui'h; carried liy the Jamesburg Mutual Josejih's, getting ti-n out of his fifteen measles,' espi-cially I he. months in of Trenton, is the pro|)rietor of thi' “The Divine Forgiveness." Rev. S. A, Heisley (if \ViIkfshn.rn‘ Building and Loan Association of (’ shots from fouls which I here is a mueh closer i:ontael inn, which. is-said lo be owned by a Because of oilier local an-angej aml (’harh'.s whosi ' address is uii- .Mr. Siarr d er enlerlaiiied a- Jamesburg, miiidier of !un fi’iend The line-up: lietween children thiui at other limes Trenton brewing company. There ments, and to secure full attention by known. Hi- also I'uves a da-iit;hlcr ' at an informal The lire was disoovered shorlly Peddle St. Joseph when more out of door life is followed. is no complaint against .Mr. McGill's onr people, the addresses that were Ml’S. Ddwdiicy (dark of \\'uu(!l)ury. tea Wednesday af ernoon al his befori- J o'clock and the alarm given. Hunt...... F...... iS. ilartin Measles is a di.sease of child life" and conduct of the liquor business Ihe aimouneed for the Strand Theatre for On l he (‘onrcri'iice iloov lu> was ajiartimmls in the .Mount House. The structure, a frame one, was soon Ingram....'. .F ...... Gallagher- SI5 per e.ent. of the mortality from the fight' being directed against the sa­ Siuula-y afternoon, .March 12lh, will always a ’slronjo; liersonali/y. with' Miss Wail ussi.rili'fl Mr. (’ooper in bej'ond the efforts of the snail band Brow-er...... (’...... Byrne disease occurs liefore tlie age of o loon as a general moral i.ssue. Il is not be given till April 2nd. Al Unit deeidi'd views on all IlieoloKdenl and reueivinff lh(' kmk’sI ; who came al ot tii-e lighters who tried to save the Holmes...... (!...... 1. Martin years. rumored llial Mr. McGill will give u;) time, ('. L: Stonaker, Secrclgry of I'cidi'siaslieal fineslions. lie was a intervals from live o six. liuildiiig with the aid of a hand Dunning...... 0 ...... Gurst In addition lo this, Dr. (’raster the hotel and that thk brewing com­ the State Gharities .-Md Soeiety, and man of slron/j: eonviclinns and stood Till' quests iiudiub d. Dr. and Mrs. brigade, but the high w'inds made .Substilulions: for Peddle. Jones tor called attention lo the Board of'HealIh pany will seek a trasnfer of the license. Alexander Johnson of the National with fjri’at ahility for ihc linlii^s Spinney. Miss Wail Mrs. Wailare, elTorts feehle and the -.builfling Brower, Murphy for Dunning. circular, -w-liieh concludes .as follows: Cranbury has but mm saloon. The Committee for Provi.sion fpr fhe he' helie\'ed to he rit,di(. Miss 'Kut h Swei land Messrs. Rolierl romiilelely destroyed. Goals from fo.uk: Hunt, eight out "Don'r forget lliat measles is a other licensed place was made dry Feeble Minded, will lill the engage­ Funeral servifes were Indd in the A. liallon. Paul W Hrower, Frank ■\ sUige' load of high sehool stu­ of sixteen. H. .ilai-tin, leir out of dangerous disease to any child, and several years ago and now the attack ment here. Many intizeus of town Cranhury M. K. ehurfdi iin Wi’diii's- W. , Bluney, Eeslt’r (’ody Ibdme's, dents ri-lurning from Jainipfburgf^-as FruJU'is (luy While. .1tdiii liiKersoil, fifteen. that' no child need have it. Meades is concentrated on making the town have written to our representatives day at 11.HO o'elotd';. eniHiui'ted by organized into fi fire fighting Wigaide Referee. Mr. MeJIick. also prepares the lungs for -the easy entirely dry. at Trenton urging the passage of Hev. Dr. .James William Marsliali of Frank 11. Bailii', Benjamin Baid'ord and ii-|ilrtinn of the furniture in the mini dlarenee W. Miles. Timekeeiier. Mr. ' .)ones. invasion of Uiberculosis.” Senate Rill No. 220 providing ''or a Oeean drove, distriel superintendent parlor of the home -wps saved. These In I lie eircular it is also set forlli LEAPED FROM WINDOW farih colony for 100 mali-s, and aji- ol the New .JiU’Sey cotifereni’e. assisted were tin- only articles,sn.ved. .\rthur Pure Drinking Water. that “measles is a highly contagious pro))ria1.ing .82.5,000 for the same. liy other iiK’Mibi’rs of the eoiiferenui'. The Kooiogic I'osonrce of grentest ('lemons of Hehnetta, responded with COTTAGE PRAYER MEETINGS disease in -which the infection is When asked why he had jumped This will give impicdiale relief, since Interment was privali' in t luyeenietery rtlue til tin* healih of i-omimmliies i» t a hand ehemieal and snccedeed in coivta.ined in the saliva and Ihe nasal from the second slory window of the colony re([iiives no expensive at Farmiiifjdale the saim* ;if1ernoon. «up{)l;v (if luii'f drinkiiig water. Il 1« saving ihe outbuildings, bams, ele. Nine dislricl praytT mi'(‘.),iiigs were discharge for at ‘least five ,or six his home, on W<'.st I’carl .Slreel, Cran- lilant, and can be opcncd'lhis smntncr. Mr. iiUsley eelebj’al' ‘Hllli gemh’ully reeogiiB'ri'il Iliai a numlier of dJseasi's, promliKuii anuuig wtiluh are held on Tui'sday evening. Se.xt week days aft.yr the appearance of Hie erup­ bury, Peter Bimlia said that he \V'as Judges of-our courts arc asking oii'r birthd on Fidiniarv 1st typlii|rd fcM’er and ainoelilc dvseiilery— MERGER COUNTY BOARD (he meetings will be held on Friday tion. The first appearance of mea­ chasing the devil, and when the siiiqjort in the interest of soeielyi'and OF AGRICULTURE evening. The ineeling.s on Tuesday sles are similar to a common cold, of Ihe unfortunates themselves, who ti disease more eoiummi In troideal eli- evil spirit leaped from the window JOHNSON MOUNT male.s, hut found also lu the Fuite^ night wen- held at the following sneezing, running at the nose and a are now sent to jails, or lo alms­ lie had.followed. Bimha’s legs were States are eoiiLruetod through eontam* I'illiam II. Blackwell, of Titusville, home.s, cough. During this period the di,seaso houses or returned to the neglect a^O’d years diefl at his lioine In both broken and he suffered several liiated water or coniaiulnated food. was i-e-i-leelcd-pre.sident of the Mer­ Distiint 1, at (he Imnie of D. H. in highly conlngimis, even before Ihe serious laecralions. - He is now. con­ ami. hai'd.sliipK of flic .street. ' Litera­ Mmimoiil h Slri'pl Sal urday aft ernoon. Therefore a siipply of.piin* water will cer Ciuiiity. Board of Agrioultun- Deyu District 2, at the homo of C. eruption appears. Mothers who al­ fined in a Philadelphia hospital. ture on the subject may he had of Mr. Mount liad been in if! health for ellmimUe oue of the soiiree.s of sueli -last week at the thirty-second annual j. R'oszel; District 3, at the homo of low their children with the above Il is ,said Uisft Bimiia was inloxi- D. H. Cnitningham or C. J. Keeler. several niiinlhs. 'Th(‘ fuiu'ral was iiifeelion. meeting held in the court room of Alonzo Pullen; District -t, at the home symptoms lo go to school or to ealed. Neighbors heard tlio man Rev. W, II. .Skeeis, sci-relary of the hi'ld: from ..his lali’ honie on d’lii'sday It Is liighly desiralile to obtain sup­ (he -aourt house. The attendance of ('has. E. Stults; District a, at the mingle with ow'ii or other children running about his home breaking up hoai'd of trustees of the Unii'ersaUst afternoon.'Phi' inlermeiil was niadi' plies of (loiiie^^tle water from soureps other t.tmu the shallow wells, suiiie of was probably largest in the history home of E. W. Cain; District 6, at are helping to spread Ihe disease, in furniture and shouting. Shortly as­ General Com'i-nlion, .will o])en- 'the at (.'edar Hill (''emetiwy- under lhi‘ of I In- organization and the meeting the home of 'William Howell; District the community'.. series of meetings in ll-.e Universalisl. diri'etion of /Mhui ami Stults. Dr. them o])(ni, tlnik ni'e fuuiiU near many ter he was found on the pavc-meiit. houses. The water obluiued from deep wa.s in other respects most suoces,sful. 7, at theJiome of Randolph Chamber­ “All children with measles should- Chureh on Sunday. March 191 h. 'Phomas Tyacdv' of the Ih-esbytm’iau wells ha.s pei’(.‘oUit(Ml through .saiidHand The other officers were - ro-^electcd be strictly isolated for a period of- lin; District 8, at the home of Mrs. (’hureh eoudueted the services. 'Phe other imiterial for so great a dlslani-e as follo-w's.- Vice-president, R. M. Aaron Dawes; Distriel 0, at the home at Ica.st one week from the period of CRANBURY CHURCH MEMBER members of IliKlilslown Lodt^e. No. PRE.SB YTERl.UN CHURCH that its Impurities hau* been removed Dilatiish, Robbinsville; Secretary, R. of N. (-L Schlotlinan. the eruption'. During this period, 70, Jr. 0. U. A. M.: of whieh he was by llltrallon, and It iio.snesses a sani­ E. Haines, Robbinsville; Treasurer, all discharges from tlie nose, mouth At the morning service of the a member altemled the fiitiera! ami tary value that raiiuol well he overes­ The .service pre|iaralory lo Com­ I- W. Cruser, Hopeu'ell; Directors, or tiiroat should bo carefully received Cranbury First Presbyterian ohureh escorted the body to Uu‘ eemelery. timated, for sucli water is free from BOARD OF EDUCATION munion will he lield itrthc Gha|)el of J- r. Alliiison, Ti A. Bolmer, Charles into a (lisinfeclanl or upon 'linen Sunday the following -were received He is survivi'd by widow and four (he imeteria eaustng typhoid fever ami the I're.sbyterian Church on Saturday E- Rue, IN, p. "Woodward, George wliich should be immediately burnt. into membership: On profession ot ehilifren; Mr.s. KdwjVrd Uul])h of the prolozou. causing amoelile dy.sen- .The regular monthly meeting.^of afternoon, when the Rev, War.-en E. cart, 1. Edward Harrison, A. “The mother or nurse attending the faith,. Clifford Cbnover, Mr. and Mrs, Jli^Hitstown, Mrs. A'li(^« Coltndl of tery. and Its use obviates the lus’esslty the Board of Education -will be held Elsing of Crnnlniry will deliver the for shallow wells (hat may .serve as a G- Hendrickson, J. H. Hankinsori, case.should take every precaution Stanley Conover, Melvina Clayton, Fn'ehold. Mr. l(aymoml Mount (jf in the Cunningham Building Monday lecture. The H'ession of the (Huirah breeding [daue for Anopheles, the mos- Henry Dye, John W. Hendrickson, by washing and di.sinfecting the'hands Alffed Bennett, Douglass Chamlierlin, evening. The February meeting was will meet, and receive a luimber of Highlstnwn and l^mjamiii ^joltnl (]ul(o to whlidi lualarlal Infeetlon.s Is Walter H, Havens, T. Q. Phillips, before leaving the sick room. No Marian Applegate, Nellie Titus, Edna of [Vineelon. not held owing to no quorum. Throe IH'i'sons' for itiembersliip. due. -(Jeologival Survey Kulletin, William M. Cox, Mrs, Charles B, nurse or mother should dress or han­ Brown, France.s Bradley, Enos Hut­ trustees will be elected . in March. On Sunday morning the sacrament, Hue, Miss Caroline Allinson and dle other children whilst waiting chinson, Charles J. Vincent, Estelle The terms of D. H. Cunningham. of the Lord’s Supper will be celebrated JOHN MOUNT Washington at Night. Mrs. ,j. ],. Herbert. upon a caso of measles, Stults, Benjiunin Ridley, Ethel Shru- H. G, VanMarter and Thomas Pepp­ Ihe pastor will Seliver a short address, .5'iglU life ronu's mi .swiftly wlicii it “('hildrcii who have been in con- by; by letter, Henry Brown, J-lrs, aged .SI year.s and one of Jamrslitii-g's ier expire. and Ihe members will be tntblicly gels i-citlly stai-lcd. .Mglii lu W-ashliig- COAL GRADES tael with a child who has developed' Elizabeth Brown, James Brown, Mrs. oldest eitizeiis died at the AVi-lls welcomed to the fellowsliij) of the tuii is a l)eaulilul girl di-awlug a lilm-k niea.sles should be closely observed Asa Davison. Hospital, Nt'W Hninswii-k. on Sunday. Card of Thanks Church. velvet, jewel bespnnglcd i-luak uver foal dealers are discussing the for symptoms of measles for a period On February LUh he fell on (he ice wlift(‘ sliouldei's. The streets lU'e light­ We wish to express our appreciation This Thur.sday evening several discus.sing the probable withdrawal of ten days, which is the incubation and failed to rt-cover from the elTet-ls ed with dull l.ii'niize, rathei' low lam|is: and extend our thanks to the neigh- ADVERTISED LETTERS persons will lie received to Hu. member of pea coal from the market. As period of the disea.se. Ad children of this fall. His lil|) was fvaeluri-d. artistlcnll.v iierfei-t lam|i.s thui bold dull l)brs and friends who were so generous Th'u following advef-tised letters al ship of Ihe Chureh liy Ihe Ses.sion. yet nothing definite has been learned in the samp house should be removed Funeral services were held Wemles- white, glowing gloi.es. The lnm|.s are ill.their expressions of sympathy and iHie po.st office, this week: ey them, but rumors have reSoVe'd" f6r”it{ Teasl one week atCer T.mva'fSif d»liiiu;r «usbn>'*-“fV ^^W |*froin the home-of hIN son. (h>r-^ .very |.|ose together. The.v are..-th«- their acts of condolence at the time Jack' Hurley. on the privileges and the duties of (learls that Ihe girl wliuls iiboitt bi-i- their ears; that the "poorman's coal" pearance of a oa.se of measles.” nolius Mount, Janicsbur^j.' llo re- of the death and funeral of our Mandie Taylor. Cliiirch membership. Minml iiml In Iiit dtisk.v hair. ■s to lie sold no more by the producers. sided his entire life'in Jamesburg. beloved father, ,L Granville Wilson. Loon Flyn. ■The cottage prayer meetings will Tile Wliite House stemis out, glirn- 1 he net result' of this move on the THE BOWERS PUBLIC SALE Fifty two years, ago he marri(-il Also to Windsor (Jrange, No, 40, Jas. F,. Wilson. be held on Friday evening of next mei-lng Imkil.r ngnlnsl (he l.lai-k of the Pwt of the operators, it is under­ Miss Elinor De,v, who survives and P. of H., Hightstown Borough Coun­ Joseph Brumell. week to avoid a contlict -with the foliage, it.s lighted' wiinlows lilmnied stood will be that the cost of fuel to One of the largest sales of the who on (he day tin- di-eeased fell she cil and to others who sent flowers. Jas, .S. Blake. . supper, to he served by men in the with tightly drawn curtulns, Whiit ot •Ae average household will be boosted. season will be held Wednesday, March also was rendered lud])less by a fail. natloiiiil iiortoiit may not have, hap- - Mr. and Mrs. William M. Perrihe H. Barber. chapel of tlie Presbyterian Chureh he method to be adopted, according 8th, at the Bowers liomestead, near .She has not fully recovered at this peiied heliliul Hiose ' siime eurtaliicd and family, . Aurora Dixon. next Tuesday afternoon and evening. O' local dealers is to combine the Hightstown. The heirs will sell the timn. windows! rerhnp.s font- ha.s grappled Keep the.se dates in mind. Pea and nut grades into one size and farm property of 93 acres and the .Tho lollowiiif; uhiUlnMi survive: with bravery behind the shelter of-the 0 merge .stove and egg into another. bnilding.s thereon. The administra­ CREAMERY BURNED Mrs. William A. Dcy, of Manalapan; fi'letidly walls; iierhiqm hatred and love have {'liishod. Perhiips (-owards have Those sizek will be knowh as tor, George M. Wyooff, will sell the METHODIST CHURCH Miss Anhic D(‘v. of JamnsbiirK; C o r - bei-ome strong, and surel.v .strong juen grate ’ and “range.” As to what live stock, crops, farming machinery The Wrightstown creamery owned neliiiR Mount, Thomas D. Mount, of have wept, characters and homes nnd and utensils, personal property and by Wells & Evans of Philadelphia, Sunday school 9:45; Men's Bible HelmoUa, and Harry V. Mount, of "'11 be charged for ^tbe' new sizes the The Eternal natioii.s have lieeii molded behind those °eal dealers said they had no inti­ household goods. At the same time was destroyed by fire last week. It class at . 10 o’clock; Sacrament of JamoshurK. He vvas a inomluT of is supposed that the blaze was started friendly hlJiids.-Mnrgiiret E. Sang- mation. Mrs. Mary E. Parker will sell live the Lord’s Supper at 11 o'clock and the Jamesburg Presliyteriaii cliun'h ster, .Ir„ In Christian Herald.' stock 'and machinery. Read their while efforts were being made to and address by Rev, L. W. Munhall. for many years. thaw out frozen pipes. STEINBACH COMPANY’S advertisement in this i4sue. Jos. J. Reception of members of Epworth Ely will be the auctioueef. Conaidara'te. NEW STORE League at 6:45 led by the minister. MRS. HARRIET TEN BROECK Public Sales Evangelistic service in the evening "The most <'onsldernte wire I ever will be shown in the near heard of,” said the philosopher, “was The Steinbaoh Corppany of Asl^ury CARD OF THANKS Thursday, March 2—Stock, farm in charge of 'Dr. Munhall, eighty-eight year.s old, widow of We desire to extend our thanks to the late John F. Ten Broeck, died a woman who used lo date all her let­ will open next Saturday tjheir future at the utensils and real estate. Caleb Sager, ters a week or so ahead to allow her our neighbors and friends for their at tile hopie of her daughter, Mrs. "ow Men's and Boy’s store, which will Perrineville. See advertisement. Jos. D. A. R. MEETING hnsband time to post them.” p" °)‘^*'®'bly surpass any store; of kindness during the death and burial J. Ely, auctioneer, A. G. Farr, Cranbury. She had been Strand Theatre of our husband and father, George in ill health but a short time. She ' ® kind in the state. New flxtilres Saturday, March Tlth, house and Monmouth Chapter, D. A. R., Advice. MoChesney. . leaves two daughters, Mrs. 0. H. ‘tve been installed mahogany being lot, 251 Stockton Street, Hightstown. was entertained at the home of Mrs. First Senior—I’m going to marry a Admission Mrs. Alice McChesney and daugh­ Lewis and Mrs. A. G. Farr of Cran­ ■ throughout. The large show At one o’clock, A. W. Hendrickson. J. R. Bi^carley on Friday afternoon. poor girl and settle' down. Second eases w-HI allow quicker and better ter. bury and one son, former Assembly Senior—Better marry a rich girl and Frank Norcross, auctioneer. The hostess were bliss. Hannah Smith, “speetion of the stooks. The equip* John F. Ten/Broeck of Perth Amboy. settle up.—Yale Record. Mrs. J.^M. Maxwell ind Mrs. J. R.i Went was designed by the most prom-^ Yes, plenty of good things to eat Funeral services were hold Tuesday Keep in'mind the Men’s Supper Btearley. The subject of the meeting ent store arohiteota in this qountry. 15 Cents at the Men’s Supper Tuesday even- next Tuesday evening in the Presby­ afternoon from her late residen'ce. Oft eipectetJon falls and most oft waa‘‘\^ashington”. 'Thirty-^ mem­ iug. adv. Rev. Warren Elsing officiated. In­ there where moat It promises.—Bhake- adv. terian Chapel. (jv. bers were present. terment was made at Perth Amboy. spM»e. _ A A*fraHe«n Hob^ g*r5y beirglng. doing odd jobs and of the national joy smoke! Fire up a aervkai- HHtt'.Cijy iork,s .wiihoiU (oih'Ii ent location, 175 S. Broad St,, where we have hn. r . is Imt one iiig your l-ooi.s. A iitiig, Johited wir-' .bite 'and parch meant I of I-. . F'-ublc Laiiircs of wilh if hook at ifie cud Is his favoril.' been for the past 25 years, to our new store, tool. If a window mi lii(‘'si]'eci- is lefi For Prince Albert is freed from bite IMi'.OdERS BROS. and parch by a patented process kmv' •^v hidi pive baling ti!),mi;irdf*il he will wi1li llils simple B,St., next door to Americitn voitU’lvfuicc succ('; sCuliy nmiove from controlled exclusively by us. You .t4le 'y , . Nfethanid^ Building, where we hope- to see offered in this fiinious can "Sih'cr }'lii(e llicit Wears.” riii'niturfN~-N;,ewImlepeiMlciii. S')UI bv leading dealers of any kind because P. AM?*'real I' ,ajl our old friends, and will do our best to cvcrvwficre. ijenU fur cat- aloRiiif'■■ CL.” bliowmg all Don’ts For Poets. fohacco delight. ; 'rrtake many lU'W’ones 'dv'fgns. Arlliiir (Initenmiii in a recent inter INTFRNATIONAL SILVEH' (va. view gnu? a.lint, of ncpaijve I'ouimami I'he repufafion of this store has always been mejils for woiiht b'l* poel-^. "Inm’i think of yourself as a poci and dress the highest and we propose keeping it so, ^ file part." lie says. freiiuenl by honest dealing with every one. DIA­ exclusively '(be rr'inpiiiiy ""f writers. lioiTl romptiiiii of !;i‘’k of iippreclHllon. MONDS HAM-: A1AVA5 S BF-EX OUR SPEC- dll the long mil no I'eiilly good jml) lishi'd ’work onn e-«'iipe npprecintloiii lAETY. ' ballads as Newspapers. Hon'l speak of poclir.lioeuse or belitwe T'fjt baiind. or Itmt form of iL^vh'tch (lull lliei'e is any .siielt thing. Don't ii We are no\V giving a 10 per cent, discount on l8 associated with tlie brondsifle, 'use •e'e|U I-,,!. ‘o'er' for ‘over.' OIK* predecessor of the ue^ysI)!lI)et■ us a ■'whim as' or ’'wlial ihiie for ‘when’ or all Diamonds, Watches and.lewelry " commentator on events. It was writ­ any of the ‘poetical' commonplaces of ten for the people umJ sokl to the peo­ die past. Don't say 'did go' for 'went.' the natiof^hj o y smoke y boughtbefore moving. j ple. Printed on poor paper find passed ^■leii If you need an e\tra syllable from hand to li^nd, copies of early bal­ Don't don't widle iiymiis fo Hie great r lads were seldom preserved. Forln- god Dull. He Is dead; let him res’t in will do for you what it niitely several men of the seventoenlh peaeel Don't write what everybody has done for thousands ••fiiltiry be^nn to make cbtlectlon.s of else Is writing.” Kiinsas (’Ky Star. of men, not only in the the Rowe Jewelry Shop laiiluds. and the copies of broadsides pi’iiiled l-efuro 1700 that are now In ex- States but all over the Our Navy a Century Ago. isleiu'C are Hupposod to inimber about Due liuiidr<‘d years ago the naval world I It will give you *1- HMHK). Sunn af-ter 1700 the printed t'oire i|f Hie Tdilted Slates on file At- a correct idea of what a 175 South Broad Street fiM-iii of the biilhid was changed, tlio laiillc' eoasi consi.sted of Ihlrly-lhrei' pipe smoke or a f^qme- "black lelier*'' djsi.i.ppearlng. but the V(‘s5:els. twenty-sevi'ii of wlileli were £3 2r isv**’ M a M M r aoth. I»07?3S5 1' Ijfiliud contlmied as a chronicler of hap- ill commission, .\mong I hem were a rolled cigarette slj^ld be. wad* Ih m mn ualkT TRENTON, N. J. peiilngH .and u commentator on polill- dozen great ships, tir.st eHiss frigates Uwtl cnl, military and other public events aiifi sloops of war. some of them car Get this Prince Albeft pipe-peace and makin’s^ a c e ntessage, iiiilll the middle of the hluoteent'h cen­ rying as many as seventy-four guns you men who have ‘Tetired” from pipe and cigarette-nnakin's pleasure; you man tury and In the Unlleil Slates ns well eacli, were all sailing- vessels. as L'ngland. The “topical'’ song of to- who have never known its solace ! Because ycxi have a lot of smdk^ pleasure due The era of the steHiii warship, how­ you quick as youpack-your-pipe or rall-a-cigarette with P, A. liiiy perpetuates the Hatliical function ever, was close at hand. With the aid B uy Prince A lb ert ei;er>’u;Acre to ­ of the ballad.—Springfield Uepnhllcan. of no a|irM‘oprlntioii from congress bacco I'j told: in loppy red bags. Sc : and make fire! tidy red tint, tOc; handaome poun^.,’ ' there was now nearlug ,eomi>letion a and half-pound'tin bumidort and'in , ’I’ dt dr tb tb’ih tb Btigian Kongo.' ■'/loaliiig Kleani hatlery.” designed by that clever pound cryttal-glatthumi- Belgian .Iv^ugo. bmudtnl ihjrjy, yeiirs Ivujiert l'nl,lon._ T.h.is ship. 5vhic.li wuA koopt the tobneca iiraiicA fine ihape.'^ J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO., Wlnrtoo-Selem, N. C. dr. . -HgOT7l9-“8ltlHartl)e early-sttirgi* of- daivni 4m^D av-ffr5v ii«>oHis--la.('e.r;--5'*aH“ hlie; k - i LIABILirY opinent. . So far iiriicIlcaM.v no mamt- ttrst steam war ves.sel ever built and fuclurlng Indu.stne.s have, yet been es­ was destined to revolutionize the meth­ dr tablished, and, iislde from the Impor­ ods of naval 5vnrfare thronghdut the- tant copper mines lii the Katanga dis­ world. Tlxehange. trict. the only large industrial euter- dr prise.s are llie railways and river Irrfns- portutlpn sorvieofi. It may )« said (lint Geography. dr all liusiness nctlvillcs In the colony are Geography is the sum total of all the devoted to tlip collection of tropical places In the map that we don't know i k products — rubber. Ivory, gum copul, about Geography is made up of i * d» dr palm oil and kernels, cacao, elc,—und boumiury lines, river lines, dots and t the railway and river services arc iu da.shes like u telegraph .sysleni and The Prince ’b ' reullly only acreiM?5ories to these acllvi- bWuled places whicli 1‘epresenl .(he i f dr lies, having Iieeii established primarily high si>ot.s. 'It is ulsti colored to suit to aid In the transportation of these tbe taste and In .sii'Ji a ihamier tliai li i f dr dr (iroducts to (lie seaports. The gather­ takes a bacteyioiogLsi to make you l-*-*-*-*'-*• • • • • ofv /x •••••• ing of rubber in Kongo has never re­ know the dlffpi'ence iielwceu-Hhe soi\ i f covered its former actlvHy, and In all and tlie dry laud. Historical geogi'a dr probability will never again be so rich phy 1b ordinary goograpliy with wlmr i f a source of Income to the colony as it ever you ilon't know about history WE W RITE’ ALI, was previous to 1912. added to i(^ Historlcui geography con­ I sists of migrations, cedings and other Graustark t kinds of, i null ran no and can give you Ship Money. Morn and fauna l6 suit To make a i ^ ratBS that will oomparo favorably liisioricai g-fogi'iiphy got' a few' races rb with thosfl of any company.. d’ Charles J wa.s badly in need of mon­ ey, and his attorney general hi the null distribute? them uecording to your 1^ Wo reproaent somo of the strongest ■ course of Ids antiquarian researches fancy over a pink area in various conoerna in the United Slatoa. They dr discovered I hat In the dim ages of Hi.' shades to sliow how they spread out. have earned a r6pu,talion for liberality pn*»t the frown had issued writs to Hm A.s a matter of fact, they did nothing If you were a prince and a beautiful and promptness and their financial dr cities and'towns on the coast reipiii-ing of (lie soil. 15uf Hmt makes the his- standing loaves no question as to their Ihem to provide w^sols for the royal l.orlriU geogrnpliy all the more inter- reliability. iieed.s, and he suggested that this an­ esHug. In Hie hands of Bchoo.Ueach- girl’s father offered you $20,000,000 dr cient right lidglil he brought Into use ers g(‘ogrnpliies are frenneiitly lielieved Allen & Stults lignin. Instead of the actual vessels a in for years liy confiding pupils. —Life. to marry her, what would you do ? dr money coutrilmlkm’mlght be exacted IlIGHTSTOW N, N. J. Instead Thus Hie king would be able Discovered! to tax n larger part of the realm while ihm ILtrvly. liie theatrical mnu. and dr dr IheorcHciilly oh.serviog the law.s. Writs Hal .Masiersoii, the sporting expert-. for ship money were accordingly Is­ had nil iirgument over Hie name of the dr dr dr dr dr dr dr dr dr dr dr sued. l)iit the palriot John Hampden discoverer of Hie Misslssijipl rivfT. t dechiri'd that they were illegal and .Miu^tersuii said it was IU‘ Soto, ami What Did the Prince of raised huuU n pmtast ngahist them llarris ,1 Lioiiglil It was Homebody eDc. that they were prai-tically nullified.''-’^, Tlie.V dhclded In leave the deeiHimi to lAie next iiiaii who entered the cafe The Spring Weed Pests. wlw^e they were sealed ni Hie time. Of the 200 species of ferns ntf'tive to In u mhiule in came a vnndeville hook­ Graustark Do thks country a few have ifcconie inore ing Hgem Lhey iioHi knew.’ Mastersoii less serious weed pesLa. The most beiWvoned him over to their talde, and McCali troubjeaome are the liay scented ferjt he (‘aine. i f and tile liraUo. According to a biillelln “Ike,'’ he said, “Bon.^ere and I want of the di'l'Hi'tmerit of agriculture, cut­ yon to .settle’ a dispute for us. Was it i f Book of ting olT (he tops cloire^to-the soil sur-” De Soto who discovered the Mis.slssljijii face Iwke a year for two years will river or u nsn'l if/” Read our new Mcf^tcheon serial kill out nearly all ferns. 2’he best •‘Well, if it was him i never h^ard times to do Hie cutting are just previ­ lilm meiilioii ii,” said the vuudevilie t . Fashions ous to sporlng. or about the middle of man. “I know him well too.” for the answer. June, and the middle of August ■'Know who well?” i f "This guy De Soto, He's a trick jug­ boaulifully illusl:ating^l^y Lift In Bermuda. gler, I had him working for me,ten i f weeks last year on the smaT time.”— Imrulroil.s of smart now A feature of life In Bermuda which always linj^u-esses the stranger Is tlie Saturday Kveniiig Post. i f dosigus apparent jirusperity of the natives, Easy Rule. i f white and colored alike. Distressing Johnny -Dapa. what fsa jhiloflopber? The first instaHment appears in p05’erty Is unknown, and even the poor­ NOW OX SALK Pa—A man with, a good Mvec,. heart, est famllie.s can boast of a stone house itomui'h and hi^ii,lt uccoaiifL— Cbleugo "t' and a gardeii.-Argonnut. this issue of the News. i f Th* Twins. We have heard of several cases i f Nf'W issue of wherein (wins have borne a remarka BAD STOMACH TROUBLE ble likeness to each other. But th« i f most curious was the C|ise of twin sis Yieldi to Dolioioni Vinol McCall ters who pe tol poor, my food Mcl'all I’liUrms S 'n ^ . Mi-Uii'l Pnlicrn X o 7ns’, Mmi,- (Jilt* f)t Ihr nniiu sm nlM-- Patterns (I luT m-w itml nUraclive (R,, not digest, I bloai,ted and wai verywould fajRUS ul our piUiern crMmkv. SU;n> ill our iniU.-ru cuimkT weak and nervous. I tried many reme' (Uea without help. I saw Vinol ad'iver- faithfully reproducing all the latest decrees of fashion-?easy to make tised and tried it, and now my stomach trouble is completaly cured and 1 am Gazette —simple and aeourale in detail MAKE MONEYwell."—E. L. HaUBAl Vinol is guaranteed to tone up the tired, over-taxed and weakened nerves - . For Sale at all McCall Dealeri, or direct from of the atomach and create strength. D. H art Ounningham, Druggist, THE McCALL COMPANY Hjghtatown, N, J.

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McCall Building 234 to 244 Woat 37th Street New Yorki For 86 yean their repuUbon hai kept at (he high^ point. They are itroag and ilutdy. el high qu^y productiveneH—-known among experiehbed Pullen’s Grocery market gardenen ai theTeeda that firotlucei - bring in quick and big prohts. NEW p R . E. C. STEINSIECK Eiurli-Belle Tomato Wr Sale Bills Printed BARBER SHOP » known ai the ‘lEarly Money" variety. Without First Class Groceries DENTIST queation the beat and rnoil profitable ol all early varietiea. Rich fruit, perfect in abape, vc^ lolid and- Suii^HEKfllG Having purchased the Barber [ debcioui flavor. An immeoae yieldw and con- and Provisions Cunninfluiiti Buliaini; tiottoui bearer. Pkt., 10c.; V4 20c.; oa., 35c. tl«t« mW RMTunlKw Tr«nt«A Shop occupied by Abe Rosen­ Everythint Fresh and Clean at the Gazette Of* HlfhUtowN. Our Garden Guide for 1916 n better dian arcr. baum, 122 Mercer Street, I it {divklea tbe ye r Into mootha aid givai ralgable will be pleased to meet my mleriMlion for Mcb iMuth, talittg what> da CPMSIJPATION Prompt Service PliMe—Reeideace, SM; Office, 6A. in cKlcreot localifiea. Tbit guide OMilad you hue. ____ ^ llyif MUl friends and will guarantee them CourtMue Trentment, fice o n short up-to-date and courteous treat­ Office Hours; BittBVtt MMU||iliBRiH4 kflAoW itltttltt 8.80 a. m. to 5 p. m. ROBERT BUIST COMPANY m e n t ' WBI iiah ysn iMi'lMii nM Isil batlir. and by appointmoit. 4 SOUTH FRONT STREET ~ ‘ ' itKlMtMdMasnili L.W. Pullen Street HARRY GREENE PHUADCLPH1A.PA HIGHT8TOWN, N. J. notice. 3 m

state highwa.vs was urged for approval WUIIani r, Jonks of Monlltown at a hearing liefore the seiiate high­ guv.. Profii>i-utor ('Imrltbn A, Re^ of B E E READING way i-iimuiiltce. Fniler Ihe proposed Morris roiiiily a lettpr lie had fet-elved measui'e a system of Iniiik line roads demanding $I.ORti and signed by '‘.The one along tiie'spiislim-p. one alongHlo Tin Can i-inli." wesi'erl.v side of ilie state and I’lirei- BILL IS OPPOSED crossing tile slate, would Iio’construi'f OF lEW JERSH .,41 tin- Clum ii ol' Otir I.ady of Sor- Pepplsr’s Wmlilif C M cd. .Mlvocatos of [lie lilll declared itiw.s in SiMilli ttrunge it wits iinuoitnced 'pi •:i;iiiv niolorlsts now lour In othei recently limt oontracts would lie lot THE OVVEGO JERSEY STYLE FARM WAGONS 'a- anse of tile poor rondlllnii m' Interesting Happenings In the for the crivlion of a School lii cost lie- Senate to Hold Hearing on .liTscy Ihormiglifares, and tween -'ll,-)0,nun ninl $f'kl.tltHt. Iltivi- Solid Steel Axles, warranlcd again.st breakage during ..aivax.- Stale Carefully Condensed. HiFlil'f- of ihe wagon. Warner Wheels, the lie.sf wheels ever pul I Women teU Why They lobst Moasura, »’ '(‘I'H.c imssufi 8(MHitor -HlLv.'.- . Tlieis.-ii i't'-l-Uirtoeu. yierfiXt stM-lier.s in Tnrdcr any tragDnr TheUron -Worfc-is-tlk, s. II., ol flew \otk. v;i-< i-il-('ii. Thu law of lIMi.") author Various Points in the State end So Sclioois Kiiliili imckeV of NetVIon. Ton I luM e^er ttUetV'nr fill- d'escriplivo einiular am! price list. Heller still come atid sen ■;vyear and- BtlllKtUI .stiPimri- Kiinnnrt. was taken to-Uie i'ily hospital, wiu-rc oqiial.s, oonii- am SIT llii-iii. I'l-iiT S3,s.1)0 Cash, Ol- .?.1(|.()() ihiTp I HHb McCALr.'R the heal an,] Trenliui. Kelt. 23. .UthouMli the till del' a hllL hv Seamtor (’oliiate of In' Wontllniry tinil M'enomili arc a lag I nave been /Irosamaking since I waa 24. II was foim# riml lie Imd .rractili'et! Iiis monl hs. , 1 !a Mrs lif of fonnectlciit. "Friim reiiuiiiiig (he readjng of the Itllile ni which, has !hm>p passed, ^ ' sm-ee.ss. ' • . ti. (iroantnaKiuit-villi’""Ics-smi-s ' ami Us simple -ami...... In­ skull reccnil.v w hen ite fed oh H’c side CvniEU.S AND PRAIRIE.STATE JNCUHA- the o|n>uing of luihlic aehoyl, clnsaey h'lle .seiiat.e also passed i1h‘ liill of Assemhl.vintuV Hmulnll of rnssaic pro- motliei’s' elnit bits lioeii orgnni'/.eii walk. I’OR.S .\ND BROODERS - T of ®tU'-Xy' ■''>"' ’’W worUe.l each nionilng iliissed the honse of us f, ;-'vmi-pVcry year but fwn since your maRs- vldin,tr for. a system of savim: amom: in Pitman wiUi twnnty-fmir elinrter , .\iT adIvMov h ilpoil the worl^tJIs be.st, ilioy m.soi-,. sui-it,.s. \Vi- K o M ar™ ' write. M to , K._. .of M m jja . semhly, ils' piiiionenl.s hitTC made |ii'ep .-V series of edncatioiial ineettiigs In itrcssnuker >nd never use eiw oilier puMic sfdiool children under the siipej'- nieruliei's. v i-nri'y lai-)i;o s(ln'k.^ ol thorn al ;ili titiio.s, iilsn ail poullry siipplios, o.llerMitlGms nut Mcv-rtiAu n. piitA 1 mE^ioii.s to cnntinne their liglil againsi inforiti clllzeus a.s to Ihe needs mid „ y irnuble In alvlni. perfect satisfart on. vision nf tiie principal or supin'iiiicjMl- ndvniiliiges of ii iiropased iniinicipiil M L . Mrs D , of Indiana. "The ;njo8t re- It ill the seniile. The senate roimniltec cni. This liieasVire has already passed Hirtlis exeeeileil Hie dentils al (X)AE.STOVE HOVERS 51 “ boS on tislilons. Tour F.nrrtWarA sewer systcni are Iteing liehl at Pilmiiii Ilmartmcnl lia« c«»eL'S MAGAZINE »nfl ''UoBfiy , raised against the bill is .that it will dent Hiii'vey Y. l.nke of the Ocean Champion Lime Spreaders. Olive I.ime Spreaders. I i Lrenc6 PatlemCaUlo|ti«” rREB on reouesf. ; serve to. Introduce relfglon in the Traffic ’Bill Introducad.^ City I'oihM of education to i'lvo liic Perfection and Eclipse Sprayers. § Ta Fancy NMdIaworkan! 24-pae Witt \'iin Ruskirk of the chinnlier Pittsburgh Perfect Fencing and Farm (iates. s mcCALL’S "Grand Offer to Boya and OlrU. iillis introduced b.t Seiiafpr Egan of Huvflne. A b.iU'introduced by Sepatoi' (01) in -Tanmtry. and only fifteen way­ of coinnieive fliree mull deliveries a Ornamenlal Fencing and Gales. |iiuiiisHrnniNMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuii))i>>>i>i. M'illliims of Ihe de­ Estate of Thos. Bowers, deceased. would be' sani'Honed, with the conseni This would ('tUTy' llie term ' of •fh'un ■All kind of Commercial Bodies for Ford and other cars. ’ niissioner l'Mrdyc,e over until the next Clement Garrison as chief of police at funct First Xational bank of Bayonne Noticf is lieroli.v given that an of the municipal aulhoi1tl«s,,tinder the Forkner Light Draft Harrows, spring tooth Harrows. irovernor had Ifeeii elected, so that Salem hy the appointment of Mayor Is jireparinK lo !>*!y ihe depoBltors an­ proposed atatute. .Moving •picture Stee) and Wood Frame Spike Harrows, /Veme Harrows. . (iriier, dateti Ite t-wenty-firat day of Hovmioi' I'h'lder; would not have Ihl’ Grier. other f) j)er emit dividend. This will ‘ Ei'bruary, A. D. one Ihon.sand nine shows would al.sn lie allowed mider llic power of the vacancy. | make 58 pei' cent (hat the depositors Walking Plows of all kinds. Imiiih'i'd and sixteen, has been made proposed acts. roiisions for liealthi officers oi' eni Pitman coimeii lias taken n|i a plan have received. liy the HiiiTogate of the County of Efforts have Iteeii made for several [ilnyees of itoards Of health after tweii for aystemnlic numbering of hOnses. Mereer, upon the ,-»:pi)ii,eation of the; years to get .similar- hills through Ihc ty-flve years of spr^ice are provldial Iirellmiiiary lo getting free mull tie His liand Itiuk'R in a circulaY saw at siihsci'iliiT. administrator of TIntmas legislatui’e, but dppouenis to tlie move under a hill introduced ,by Heinilor JIvei'v. Hie Kx<-elsloi‘ Drum works Robert Shin THOMAS PEPPIER, SON & GO. kle, twenly-fii.x yenrs old. of No. T.Vi Bowers, late of tht' County of rVIer- men-t to secularize , tlie Sabbath dit.t hidpT of ,AtIanllc. ....V-equisitioii nf land WE are ALWAYS AT HOME Hamiminton i-ltizens are signing peti­ Sycamore street, Gumden, Hiiffered the fiT, (leeeu.sed, lUreeting' the oreditors liave siieceeded iu defeating them, .X-lie- l)y. .the ..stat(* hoard 'Of (loinmerce and HIGHTSTOWN, N. J. navmathni for flip construction of l!u' tions to' the council to pm-clmse motor ami)utn(loii 'of tliVee tin^rcr.s 'at the u( sq.id dceedwil to bring ill their ineu.siires (Ids year are. broad in their ..\ew Jersey sliip lauiai is anthnrizial driven lire app.iiratiis al a cost not to i ’o4-.M(di.n-i)-lG-2;i-:il)Apr.()- 13 - .iurlsdletion nf Ihe eomptruiler 'ovei t)f Ihe .\ow York Telephone company Itles, an assiii-ed success. lie was discovered unconscious ou ilu' 3U. retitilsillnns fdrhsliite institntlnus. He ill XeTv .Jersey. Ii wa's' a Mivisiiiii mt street at Atlantic City was used lo re made Ills i-ominent in coiineetion witli parly Hues, with the I‘roi:resslve-He .1. Uyckinaii of I'aimyra lias re vivo him from a Main St., HIGHTSTOWN Eraniers o'f the new act, he declares, was to [ireveut Coanmlsslouer Br.vani torn up. travelers have had consider rej)n‘K<‘iitatlveK In the legislature to eonid mil liave been familiar wlili tlte from lo.slng his job. Mr. Wolvertnn of al)le difficulty lietween Towiislim-y and siii)|)orl siicli ,a nienaure. tiiiani'ial operations of the state noi t'amden attacked th,e jiositlon of Mr. Great Jleadows since last fall. witli tlie statutes goveriiing llie man Merun and said that the worklrpr pen Awakening at mldnlgiit Mrs. Alberi ugemenl of llie iustltu)tons or their I lie and Ihe p)ni>loyerR, the two claases Palmyra lia.s joined thC league 'of Milne of M'est Egg Harhor found In*)' Weller Brothers supiKirl. ile declared that neither he most interested in -the department aOf Burlington county towns agalnsi mi home ablaze. She quickly arou.sed her nor any niie ip Ills department was con labor, desired that ('oinmissioner Bry­ muzzled doge, following a hydro|ilipl>1a five elilldren. and the faiully escapoi suited alioiit the proposod mrallficatlon ant be retained. sca(‘g ill lieVei'al parts of tlie tfoiiiity. from fhealed at this session. and Material twenty-tliree years which was eondnet- A. K. Bugl>ee issued,,a statement that burned ab'out the face'and arms. 'Tlie tlGARS, TOBACCO, ed on Washington's birthday. The the New Jersey delegates to the presl Bremen saved the house. dentiai convention would be Instnicted. The stork visited the homes of iwo Deiiiocratle members of the senate op­ Imsiness parlners within a few hours. I have a full line of up-to-date designs SMOKER'S A R T ia E S posed the session, but the Republicans In the Fourth congressional distrh i The Work of digging ditches, looking •Vlfred K. Leuckel, member of the Mer .Mi-a. Hemlngton gave birth to a son. ARTHUR L. DURYEE and would be pleased to show them to yoO maintained that It would be display toward Ihe elimination of mosquito • ml Mrs. Vosliury gave hitlh to two any time. Would like to have you call 'at Ing proper patriotism to remain at cer county boai*d of taxation, and Ak- breeding places. Is progressing rapldl> the yard, we always have a fine selection semblyraan 0. H. Hammond of Somer­ daiiglitera. They live ffi Haddonfleld. P ro p rieto r 122 Main St. : s Higthtotown work. In the vicinity of Ocean City, The 'riielr hiialiands constitute the firm of of Monuments, Markers and Headstones. Senator Egan's bills providing, for set county are most prominently men­ work Is Mng done under state direc Drop me a poatal and I will call. ' tioned as delegatee. Keniingtoii & Vosbury, engineers, of an Isatte of $7,000,000 In bonds for tton. Camden.

MR. MERCHANT— Auctioneer JOS. J. ELY Make y«ur product a standard in this community. P. 0. Address, R. D. 4, Granbury We wiU carry your message into every home Pbone t4 r. 3 thremgn THE V-' -. '• vr-,.'. r'-' E The Hibhtstowh G»EnE THE 6REITEST HUITI IHSURMCE IR THE WORLD S, P. Diinham & Co., Trenton, N. J. Thursday. March 2, 1916 C. C. BLH aveTC T. P. Taylor, Prominant LouiivHU GEORGE P. DENNIS Oruggiit, Makaa Intirottlng -y Editor and Proprietor Statement Emmd «l the HighUtown, N. J.. Post Office A New Showing for trsDiporUtioD Lh/ough the maiU aa aecond eka m&tter. ^ The G*»ette l« publiibcd on Thuriday, Our -OF- terms are Cash In advaoce. viz. ONE YEAR...... II.00 SIX MONTHS...... W THREE MON'nis;...... SINGLE COPIES...... 03 Spring and Summer SubaciHptlons can be ordered any time. No paper dlacontinui^ until all arrearages arc paid, utilew at the option, of the publisher. A failure to notify the publisher of lu discon- Cotton Dress Fabrics AS APPLIED TO SILKS D\ .\cw C oiion Diirasi'%.rr';i«‘'--'3K RATES FOR ADVERTISING are reasonable and will be made known on ap- ;iiv wort by. of yt,iur(,'Hrt'ful inspect They plkatton. O' 'roinpriMx.tli'i*’ iH’«'fst‘ iiiat.eniul and weaves did the preparing long ago. Couldn’t do it at all today, or T. P. TAYLOR ill '.tyivN. iuul flxtral ^cKigiyh"WOveir'in beautiful “The gftatest health Insurance lu tiji at least, not near as advantageously. color effert an/1 will make, at tractit’e wash dres.ses worts la the almplest," he s«ld. “I nev er could quite understand (vhy peopi, W'c hear of silks being sold by stores complete color line, and black, know for wiimen atid children. Price rtinge. 10'c, 12 l-2e, •re 9Q negligent In the use of the slin PFeDDIf* BASKF. rB.M I. ST.\RS plest of ull preventives of Illness. U’s ttdio just buy for urgent need time, Pussy Willows, don’t you? Be.st dress­ •It s matter of keeping the bowels M(11 iUr 1 . a!t1l'TT1Tf:lr■ ’hr- d.Sc, 1 iHc'titl'd 2dc-yd. - - , from week to week, or month to month, ed fold do know, we think, how soo(l apen. The man-who carries a little bos they are, how beautifully they hanj( Vfiirs ol'l. hil'- playi'il forwju-il on flu- tvhite GoqcI.s. We arc also .sliawdiig all ihe TJT lleiall -Orderlies- has-got -a-gu.04j, for prices- that wouldn't be considered Pbd(Hi’ twri)-iv I cam lor I In- lant I wo health policy In hi.s pocket I believe very fa\-fflnl)ly7'by-''niDwraite -toda-yr- w • wtinled'weaves^ ,iii Wliite Dress C.oods, both plain satisfaetor-ily-they wear,-$3.50.’ years, and tlo'' \car lie fri.s Imcii tin- they are the best laxative ever pre. its customers. Crepe TVfeteor, a superb qu'ali'ty» a sub­ inaiii.'^lay of lln- allaok. Hr i-' a andiiovcUe' 'cffecl.s. \ ,oiles, ( mbtirtlincs, Waffle pared, and their pleasant taste appeals dued rich, lustrous satin finish,' both vcr> stiad;.,. ki'aiiiy player and Inis, to men. wolneri liiid children alike." Silks from over seas, and silks from J>rc)knM tin' n-ford for shootiiitj hus- Str'ipe. Silk \'()ilfs, Rcjjp, (brd Will,:, Dotted America. There's a showing worthy evening and street shades and Black, J.'if prorninMii ly iiicji! ioiicd We Inive t,he exclusive selling rights for today of any metropolitan store that 40-inches wide, $2.50. . I ,,^SwisseM'S'l^tlasli XItirtjuesenesv, . ' , * this great laxntlvA for ('Uptain of iii-xl ycar'.s ii'ain. you’d take a long journey to visit per­ 40-inch Dolly Varden silks; Doll\- was “Mi'lly’’ \\ii~ a mrnihi'r of I in- lias<-hal! D. H. CUNNINGHAM ■ a famous votary of fashion in the Closing Days of Our |0 Per Cent. ■THE REXALL SITORE haps. Try it, you will find it so. Make Htjuad l;i:'>t vear and is c.xpoalcd lo long-ago-day, and this is a hark back] f'ood this year an outI'mldfr. comparisons, then you will know; we ' Disc(5unt Sale* " w to that day; these bright cohered' As this is only Moliim'f's junior yiui.r, Lillian, of^Nuw York, arc visiting Mr. invite you to do so. hi- luis not yet deluded uj)on what’, ■flowery figured silks, $1.50. volt ha\ eii la.keii ad\an’t;ige of oiir^-special and' Mrs.’.'('harles ■ D. Robbins and 32-inch Satin Striped Crepe de Chines, r-ulletfe ’ 40-inch black Charmeuse, a beau iful, family. • . colors tind black, $1.52 10'per m il. (fis('mmf,Stile o.n.jdl cash purcha.ses, Mrs. Klopkvns of' Ilighlst^ywii has satin lustre' satin, a silk that has 40-inch Crepe de Chines, any number of (hin’.l. ih.T.iy. ■ StUiii*rltiy. MaTclrWlli will be the been visitipg Dnv'id • K,. TJonlon and stood the test of years, as a fa\orite fLmilj,'.- ■ .. . ■' colors', and white and black, $1.50. for nicer kinds of gowns, $ 2. 00. lysi (lav.“ .ll.is a m lias moved Iroiu llu' Daniel Dancer, of muir AlleiUuwn. checks, green, brown, garnet, grey ' You will pay no more, not a penny,, department arrivt'd the neighbors had John Burlis projierlv on South Mtiin ,Jias a ponitioii in llighlHtown now, sueei'ccled in putling out the flames. and black, with white or black grounds than we'd [)ay, if we had to buy-these Sin'ei, Alhntowii lo the Mrs, (leorge Mr. and Mrs. Knul Hold and Two rooms were badly burned ami $1.50. silks, as other folk are buying them V, l.emirig hoiit'C on Chureli Sti'cel. family were Sunday visitors with mill’ll damage- done liy smoke and reemitly' neellpied hv Ml'S. '\\. I’il- relalivi*s al Pulhuilown. 40-inch Pussy Willow Taffetas, a most toda)-. vvati.-r. I,t is supposed Io have eaughl man. .\ddihim 'i'antuiij and family The Larlies' Aid of Ihe Allentown (ire from the ehimney and considering have moved,to the.Mary ViuiArsdale Melhodist (’hureh held (heir annual the high wind which was blowing farm muir Itoliliilisville. Collin 'PaV' Wnshingloii sujrper in tlie hnsement lhal day. it was remarkahle that the lur moved to tiie Klizalu-th Ford of their eliureh 'Puesday evening. lire was pul out before tlu* entire wenly-one _\ears old propei'lv. vacated Ity l‘’rank Sieiu- -\ prngram-of inslnimental ami vocal building was de.stroyed. Mr. Kline and lias hec a sludeiit a1 j’eddie haeh. .\hram Bates will oceupy llie music was given by the orchestra, and., The Wool Dress Goods for Spring was away from li(|ime al Ihe lime liie for 1 w o year." Durintr .1 ha( lime lie laic Kijiilv James properly on (’hiircli eiiildren's choir. About $7(1 was eh'ar- fire was discovered hul Mrs. Kline ■ha.s made ih \arsily fool hall iiam Street. 1-coll (’oililie will move fl'om ed vvliieh will go towards paying the tailor weights, quiet toned back grounds | and her brulher did some very (luiek “Preparedness” again should call t wiee. haseh; 1 riiiee. aild has heen ilu' Susan .Moyer pro|)erlv on .Main insurance on (lie eliureh. work and succeeded in saving llieir “your” attention to these goods, as with -relief colored carelesslike woven eaiilain of ihe hasKelhall, learn for Street to I he late .lohii Bnrtis' house, .Mrs. Nathaniel ^’anVriy gave a home. dots, novelties, $1.50 two year", lie is a'uuyv hard [iluyer and \^'illiam ilerhiu'l will move to recital al home ul 2\lh“iUown on Friday it did ours, months ago. The box social held by llu' memb(*rs in every line he'aUempls, ami in llu‘ douMe duelling liousi-,adjoining evening, in heluilf of lu‘r pupils. '• 52finch P.oplins, fine, French goods, of Windsor Grange on Tuesday even­ iuiskelhaU he ir; a to wer of St reiif^t h the ereaimu'V. Holm Malsbury of Fri'chold. is First choice always means much, does these; seiiii-dressy stuffs, next near-] ing was well attended and all pr(*senl oil the (hTiUl-^e. "Le(" will ^01 lo Mr^, Alherl U'esI has n'^tirnial vi.siliiig at the Imtiie of llouarii it not? It does, in the materials 'for est kin to silks, for nicer wear, all J'rim'eion m-xl \ear and will heyo.ml enjoyed a vu-ry pleasant (*vening. home after spending a 'week with .Malsluirv' of Imlaystovvn. $ 2 .00. Dr. Percy HuIsl* of Philadtdphia women’s gowns. You want a something colors, douhl make . ^oml 1 lieD* lli Joii] hall i^ev. and \1 rs. , i'eiei' Kmimuis ,of • Mrs. P, J. Alalsliury had tlie mi.s- ami Horner iliilse of Tl'entrm spent out of the ordinary, a .something that .-\nd this tells but a little of what you am! haske! hall. ('atasam|ua. I’a. forlune to fall on tin* lee ahoiit 'a the vv('(d\ end with their parenls Krviii Carder, wliUv delivering gro- eou'i)le. of.,.„weeks ago and luu^.sime tells the story of exclusiveness? You will see here today iq dress goods, very Ki'v, and Mrs, K. ('ontTPr llul.se at eerie,- 1:1^1 vveek fell otl llie ii-e sinking diseovei'ed a broken rib. will find it among these wool dress goods, little. Met liodi.*^! Parsonagege.) hi.s headCiU ami face, causing seven ^lr^, [). M. liemlrieksoM ami .Mi-;> and you won't pa\' prices, either, that The New Womens’ Suits Coats, and Cora. ('russ were visitors with rela­ hrui'-es. Mi;, and Mrs. ('larenee M. Waddy you vvilj be compelled to pay later on, Yes, Misses’ for Spring. William Ketiv is having extmisive tives a( I'll mira t his week ami at le ^^were recf-nl guests of .Mr. and Mrs. and will perhaiis, he compelled to -pay I'epairs made lu llie lale Kmily Jame.s I he funeral of eir aiml, M r.s. Rachel harles .1. Uosze! al Ilighl.stovvn. Hbwe had the space at our coniinand right now, in many dirertions. properl V., .MhuiloWii, vvhieli was he- St rode. Mr. ami .Mrs. Harry Taylor en- we’d like to tell you a furthi-r story ijueal lied 10 his .wife. Ml's. Sanih llimdriekson of liii- lertaiiieil on Friday evening. Mr. All-wool Serges, brown, green, na\-y, about women's wearing apparel, hut, Oil aeeoiHil of the illiu-ss of .Mis.s hiyslnwii, is q.n the sick list this'week. ami Mrs, William W. Tindall and Belgium blue, garnet, grey, rose, black .\ilelia \'aileaii. the lenefier of ilu* Mr. ami Mrs. Frank Tindall and take the will for the deed, and just- Kliiigton Sehoul. Mrs. jJeiijamiii Yard lialiy Dori and white, 45 inclu-'s wide, 75c. come see. tilled the vaeaiiey. Mr. ami Mrs. I.,eon W. .Mount and The great second floo.r, on Broad Sireet, I t u son Wesley wm-e Thursday guests of 45-inch Gabardines, one of- the most 'The memlirr,-; of llie ■ .Mlelllowit remember, an exact duplicate ol, ihe It WINDSOR Li Mr. and Mrs. (iiarlcs Field near po])ul'ai' weax-es ol dress goods kinds, Bible l']:|ss of I li(‘-Aileiifowu MiUlm- first floor, is-used exclusively, near, lor] n ti High.tslown. div| Ctiiir'di were invited last vvfck these; new colors, and the old favorites, tmjLtLtLtJtmtLttLJLttLLLttttt Mr. ami Mi\s. Kmiin Hutehiiison the display and .selling of not only suits Ilf lissi-l III Ihe evaiigfdislie iiieeliiigs as'well, $1.50. of No-w-, Slm'nm were recent giiesls of and coats, but separate skirts, dresses, vv liieh ai'e being lield in the ML'lhodist .Mr. ami Mrs. Leon \V. Mount and their daughier Mrs.- Ely Hausser ( ’hiireli at ('rosswieks. sons Hiram and Weshyv. in eompuiiy 54-inch Burlap-like Woven Tweeds, blou.ses and waists. It is a notable and flimily. N'ernon Oravail of Klinglon was with Mr. and'Airs. William .\f. Cox not the coarse, rough tweeds that you showing and we invite you to,come today | A luimher from this vicinity were in 1 light•k of I Iw* grippe. Honierslowii. and are speifding the Everett ami family of Yardville mov­ varsiiv team here fur four years, .Mr. am! Mrs. ('hai'les Seiimires week with their parents. Mr. and ed to tlirir farm purchased of Air. lie ha.- heen a i{reul help to the leHlii and duiightei' Mae, siient a few d;iy-K .Mrs. Clarmiee Waddy in town, before Stelhv (luriiiT: ihe vear.s he has plnyeil urn! among relatives in 'i’renloii last WL'ek. taking uj) llieir residence in Horners- it i". saiil lhai Deddie luwer had a Warren B. Tlmmjison has resumed tuwn. He will assist his father in Mr. and Airs. Leon ,Vyb sons were recent guests of Mr. and mail who eouhi jiiuij) eeiiter as well tis hi.s studies at the Trenlun .\rl School eumiueling a geitentl store at that A lva . ClilTord Ely,near Hightstown. (leoi'Sf^e. iTfischfil! is ■ amiilur one aflei' iMiiig dilained nuing lo 1 he })litee. Mr. and Mrs. Clarema* M. Mr. ami Mrs. A. Howell Potter of his strong .-nits. In* having jilaycd laid traveling.' Waddy expeel to movi* then? in (he liav(‘ been enV(*rtaining their sister, on that team at lirst has(‘ for four .Mrs. I.eoii JC Van Iliseof Brosper- near fulure. PEACH BUDS ARE FIFTIETH WEDDING Mrs. ('oiu)ver. from Metiiclie'n this year>. Ingram expects to enter Da- tovvii, has been earing for Mrs. Lydia Gi’orge Miller is enter(aining his KILLED By COLD T he M an Who Misses This week. ANNIVERS.A.RY fayelt'' next year and take up a Ki'ster fur the pa.sl few weeks. Mr.s. sis(er ami her hiisham.l from Somer­ As a result of a'bareful cxiimination Sale Of The Leap Year BoculI held by the foinuu'i'eial eour-

Thu Uiulnrpiif'm'd, aiiministrator of tin* fstate of Thomas Bowers, (Jlrea-si'd, SILK SUITINGS POPULAR, will sell at jiuliiie sale, mi the premises, known as the Homestead, Shtuated noar the Bormigii of N,Vw Vorli, iMarcl) 1. 'siiiT ’^^Il'Tir^fii'^Miistny' of sspring . 4.' ‘ V , ,■ ■> ..' . i.v 1 i, , ,J gmti' a.-'mlcrcalmi', at iho opi'iiini; aud early Hiinimer. Wednesday, March 8th, of a as Iha iifw ilcaigns 'Ihe Novelty Cottons .Stock- Dark brown mare, age H) years, .sound, kind aud gentle in e.ve.ry th'i'mwMsrii and a tbousaiid and omi There m no {uiueity of novl’ltii‘S,iii re.siie.et, work in ail lmrne.s,s anil any lady can,.drive her; brown marc, age ■odd litlli' fads V. hud) Fashion always till’ new s|irrng ami'summer eotlons; M years, a good workc- in all harn'ess; lilaek mare, u good size qiayc i*nd oiis pitMcnls at 111')' 0|H-uim;s, the ))ew they !ir« inost eliarming, both in who will "pr'h ill all liariiess. Six cows, 2 milking and four .cqmtiig in profit ■ is) Biatei'ials in whii'jia to fashion these c(iloriiiK,aftd design. Voile forms the iii.Mareh;’ll) hogs, 2 so"s,,i!omiug in profit in March. ifOO chickens. btrunnintt mod)‘s. It is ainnsinit tt) basis (if'lhe, majority of these fabrics; Crops. ‘20 tons of mi.xed hay, 20 tons rye straw'in grain, SO bushels coni, note to "dial an e.'ilent sort!)- is still there an: .printed and atriiied voMes; beiiiK used I his siirint; for suiis add .'lOO bundles co ii Talks, 200 bushels potatoos, 100 baskets apples, T lolls OU don’t leave voiles striped and burred with open- wheat straw, bag clover sei-d, bag grass seekk IQO loatl of' manure. onu-ineee frouks. It is. not tin ex- work or' nei'dlew'ork patterns, and Utensils and Implemcnt.s. First class Jackson buggy, 2farm wagons in atJKertilioii to state tijut a-t leiisi voile.s striped and barred with arli- good order; ii in. tread farm wagon, nearly now; jagger wagon, spindle nine-lMiths of the tie" simnK suits ficial .silk. Home of the openwork ""gre"h-(dTiK ma-di-irf- +larJv_hluii_serg(:KL wagon’, sleigh, mower, nearly pew; Aspinvyajl.potatm^filanter, nearly new; ■eh+s:k«i--i;aiUai._!iit Jitijr^d^ and cm- . . I S , . ' - t____ :_1, .tv,., t,e T^lrrrre3 your rig in the hay~?tlT;.'I’l'b^tKIiati'ow, iron harrow, spring toorfi-harrow, Riggs plow. ",(’'est si (diie." the snnliiii' lillle' hroiden-d with'bright colcred^iwiTra, ii-hor.sc p lo w j'G ^ o y 2-lior.se plow, 5 goodT and'2-'llorse plows, oorn.aludlor, Kreitfdi vt’iideuse, "lit tell you,’ and ■oftentinU'S w-ith quaint, priddse, art need sower, furrowing sled, 4 riding^on'o and two horse cultivators, wceder, '«i>S you eaii read lietweeri the words, ■miuveau figures. 2 sets good harness, slielvings, griiuTiittfine, 2 strings sleigh-bells, wheel barrow "ami w'ooleii' novel ties so searoe. Soft white batistes sho.w .hairlines grain bags, hen'coops, '2 ntep laddtlr.s, oro-sscut saw, wood anil .hand satys In America it is tlie dye .sfuuitioii of color, and are bordered in [ilain hay fork, ropes and piilleys; shovels, forks, axes, and mimerbus o'tller articles ■whieli is uffeelinK our woolmis,' not w'hite, eilged 'with the color; these Household Goods.' ■2 lD(id roonl .sititaa,Ti fbathor bt il-s, d,-.e.i.T.f,;:i rockers, that »'• litue as yi-t felt it to any are tin- new handkerchief embroidered cook-.nSoye..,in vi>rj^ good oondifion, 2 drura-sjoves, coal stov4 , 8 foot dining batistes and are used for lingerie room table, 10 foot square dining room tabid, O.ffydiningroom table, sewing road and goto gowns and blouses. machine, settee, 24 chairs'! Af) yards body ^rdnselsvery little, Plain lawns and organdies in all LfiO yards Ingrain carpet, nearly iiKw; pretureS, dishes, lirie-a-brac, .and miin- the soft imstel tones, and in plain white are execptionally good this eroUB other alriolesi .\ ■■■» ,■ .seiismt. The organdies are being a fence-post to read a ii.sed for entire frocks over sliji.s of Real Estate at 3Tt’dock P. M. a stilTi'r organdy. In white tlii'se At the same limn and place'the heirs will sell the real es'tatev' xsc:--.,. are unusually pretty for graduating The farm, known as the Homestead,'situatednear the Borough-of Hights- frocks and summer dance dresses. lown on road leading to CranbUry, cdijalsting of- OlL^ores, more or less, ten sale biU do you? Then One of the prettiest notions for a acres arc in woodland and ten.acr.es aro-lii meadowlan'd. - There are 15 acres Slimmer da.ne.e frock seen for many in winter grain. The farm is in a liigh slate of .eiiluvatipn, wilh-orchard a season, was a dainty pale blue including fruit. .■ 1. organdy with short, full-gatliered The dwelling consists of 11 rooms in firitt-p,la,ss...coHditjtin, .date roof don’t expect the other skirt Heeked here and there with a a large 'oeilar, two wells of good water, one at.the hoiist- .aTi-d .ope al (he barii. suiall cluster of pink rosebuds; the The oiitbiiildin'gs are'large and' in good ooniliUon. . ainpliee elosuig bodice had full drop- shoulder sleeves, and was finished p e r s o n a i. p r o p e r t y fellow to do it. at ,the Throat • with a fine pleated Also at the same plaeoiii the moriimg will be-sold for .Mrs, .Mary I’arker ruff of lh(^ organdy, dosed on one the following personal property; side with a similITinn8h of tiio bud.s, Team of bay horses, 12 and'Li years-old, sound, kind and gentle, will and long narrow ribbon streamers woik at anything in all kinds of harness. This team is a big strong, robust pair of horses liml will weigh about 2700 lbs. Oray horse,- 5 years.old, sound and gentle, will work at anything. Grain drill, hose drill, nearly new, cow, Put an ad in the Gazette, then, re- j milking now', coming in iirolil siioii, 2-sented carriage in' good coiidilioii; rolies and lilankcts. . ^ Conditions. On all iiersonal property all .sums of SI5 ami under cash. gardless of the weather, the fellow | A eredil of six months will be given on sums over ?1.5, witli up'iiroved bank- nlilu noti*. On real estate: on day of sale 10 per cent, of purchase price must be paid. you want to reach reads your an­ A mortgage of $.5,000 may remain. The'balance to he paid on or liefore •\pril 1st 1910. when deeil will be ready for purclia.ser. GEORGE M. WYCOFF, nouncements while seated at his ,IOH.' ,J. ELY, Auctioneer. .Administrator.- ebas, fl. AA'eller, Inside Clerk. Geo. Swinger, Outside Clerk. ^ fireside.

PUBI.IC S.YLE giving a bankable note with approved security, payable at the First National One of the New Bordered Voiles. -:Of- Bank , of Hightstown. If he is a prospective buyer you’ll PKR.SdNAL PROPERTY AND Terms of Real Estate—'20 per Kreal degree, but a,s^ime goes on REAl, E.STATE cent of the purchase money must be and dyestuffs eontinue 'to get more paid at close of the sale and the bal­ seiiree, il is lioiind to !«■ felt. We The siihseriber will Jell'at public ance on March 20, 1916, when the have him at your sale. One extra may noliee dlie effeet this aenson in sale at his residvuee in Perrini'ville, deed will be ready for the purchaser. the prevaleiiee' of lilack and wllite N. .J., on- CALEB SAGER, cheeks, stripes and liloeks, and in buyer often pays the entire expense THURSDAY, MARCH 2,.10 A. M. Jos. Ely, auctioneer. the poiuilarily of palii shades in William Kirby, Inside Clerk. suitings. Wllite eotton and w-'ool all the following described personal Caterer on the premises. mixtures, .striped or Imrred with pale property and real estate: 3 horses, of the ad; and it’s a poor ad th^t tones of "gold,” blue,' gf'et'n, ’and’ thin 1 black horse, 0 years old; 1 bay lines of Itlaek'(re'imusaiiUy modi.sh. horse, 8 years old; 1 bay iiiai'e, 10 years old; these horses are all sound, won’t pull tliat buyer. For sport wear there are a number The Inna of Cnaneary. of efTeeti,ve materials; some loose good workers and drivers, good nar­ •Most of Ihe old iiiiiB of ehaneery tire weave plaichs with baekground.s of row tread farm wagon, tow wheel no, more, ('lement's imi, where Fal- white, paslel broadcloths, barred and wagon, 4-inch tread; 1-horse carry- •stnff and Sliallow "beard the cbimek at plaided in morel vivid tone.and some all that ■will carry 45 baskets; truck, mldniglil;" .\ew inn, of vvhich Sir partieiilarly effective hopsaeking in two seated surrey, fall top buggy, 'I'homas More was u member; Lyon's inn. where robe once taught the stli- An ad in the Gazette reaches'the plain colors and'plaids‘which may Rose Linen with W'hite Vest road wagon, 2 Oliver Chill plows, No. ileuts; Kuniival's inn, where Charles be used for street soits or sport skirts 19, • 1-horso plow, Riggs plow, fur­ of pale pink. The idea of a high- rowing sled, 60-tooth drag harrow, Dickens lived: Thiivies inn. which was or coals. one of the earliest of all the legal set- people you are'after. necked dance frock is somewihat 1-horse iron frame weedor, 3 l-horso out-of-thc-ordinaty, but that is just ilemeiils la London; Hariiard's Imi, Silk .Suitings Popular cultivators, Evan.S potato planter, "'here I.ord Chief Justice Holt was what most of qs are looking for. land smoother, 2 sets log bolsters, hit of bare throat showing ifi a among the ''prlnclpuls"—all these his­ The new .silk suitings, faille, and potato body that will carry 22 bar­ toric places have “In the change and V-ihaped opening below the dainty tjie numerous other twilled silks, rels; dirt body, light wagon pole, 3 rliaiice of 'time" disappeared from ruff gave just a suggestion of decollete tus.sahs, g.'os de Londres, and hravier sets heavy double work harness, set view, Stajile inn remains in Its an­ Bills may be a necessity, biit the ad which was all that was needed. ribbed silks an‘ very much the vogue. light double harness, set heavy single cient state liy the good will of the ine The silk striped and cheeked voiles These silks are partieiilarly well harness, set light single harness, fot surmice company that inirchased ir if show grounds of one color, striped iimnlier of .Vears- ago.—I.ondon Law suited to the full skirts of thf' moment, df collars, bridles, halters, tie leads, is the thing that does the busine§s- . and barred with contrasting tones, .Imirniil. affording the bouffant effect, and curry comb.s and brushes, blankets, for in.slanee rose, .striped with pale lending lliemselvi's most offootively lot nf 1-horse, 2-horse and 3-horse green, blue with gray, mauve 'ivith Good Reason. to the eordings, quillings, ploatings whiffletrees, neckyokes, set of rolling gold and many other cool, oiialescent In his liook about hks dislingiiishi-d and similar trimming iiolion.s now- chains, 32 feet long; 2 drag chains, effects. father the son of I,olds Aga.ssl'z tells a smart, These silk suitings eome in forks and shovels, hose, potato drag, Trimmings for Summer Frocks story that relates to the life of the Don’t think of having a special sale all .shades of tan. buff, blue, rose, truck baskets, bags, dozen good egg great scientist in '.Vmerlea. A few Lace in shadowy patterns and mauve and gray. crates with paste boards, complete, years before his death he came into cobweliby weaves such as Chantilly, Taff'etasare being used eonsiderahly 60 gal. oil tank, tobacco oultor, his house In Cambridge dellgbled wlfb Malinc, and the cheaper shadow without using advertising space in for suit purposes too; there are qiian- grocery scales, 20 good hen coops. an occurrence he had Just seen In Bos laces, will be used for flouneings and t,iUes_()f ))lain taffetas being used in Lot of lumber running from 1-ineh Ion. A cao'iuge imslilng tliroiigli the and blousus;^ crowd li.'id knocked down a woman, combination with bayadere effects', boards^ 2..inch plank, up.....to 4x6's lace is being used considerably in Ifeit,'escorr"pn/'v.’»22“r:L'-:pWB(|J*i>l I!if white stripes on black, blue or g-een in thickness aad running from 12 the Gazette. '.millinery also,»draping the picture driver. "Bnt why," asked the listener, " grounds. Cheeks and nlripes are to 20 feet in length; lot of locu.st hat to aecDpipany The o.-gandy I rook, "didn't tile owfier comp to his drivpr'.s' partienlarly smart in taffetas. Pom­ post, and manure. trimming purposes, too, some of them a.sslstiince?" "Oh." exclaimed Agn.s- padour taffetas will be used generally Lot of household gqpds; small re­ carrying out the patterns of .the thread si'z, "I w.as holding him.’’ for®wraps and the trimming of -suit.". frigerator, moat block, sewing ma­ desings. Valenciennes lace will be . Light colors will prodominatp in chine, table, other household goods a great favorite for the regulation Croat rvnowieuy®. thepe suits as in the wool mixtHres, and articles too numerous to mention. lingerie frock and for children’s dress- "Does he know anything about a It may be safely .said that the silk 125 bushejs of corn, 2,500 bundles car?" of corn stalks. "Me certainly does. He knows how Real Estate^ to sell it after It gels wont out.’*— 7 acres of woodland, lying on the I'tick. • ' north side of the main road running 30,000 BABY CHICKS , Without kind offices and useful serv- 30,000 from Perrineville to Clarksburg, about ONE EXTRA ieeSj wBfaever the power and oiipor- from Bred-to-lay S. C. W. Leghorns. Best strains money can buy. half way between' the two places. |12 per hundred. Now booking orders. Farmers or Broiler Chicks, tunity occur, love would be a hollow Terms of Personal Property—All strong and healthy, $8,25 per hundred. Circular free. pretense.—Coleridge. sums of $15 and under cash at close J BUNGALOW POULTRY FARM, Phone Plainsboro 628 of sale and all over $15 will be en­ C. H. CHANDLER, Prop., Monmouth Junction, N. J, Farm noar Plainsboro A trick ti at the beet but a mean entireexf titled to a credit of 9 months by thing.—Le Sage. at a sale often pays pense of the ad. New Business Is the Lifeblood of Trade GET THAT JO YER

Is the Means of Getting It

n--- i.-y.l i > l r DM wa.v to—10 oblige auyTiodf. lie wllliug to bii.T, b u t ^ tie proudly sdlt before the weet w»s orer. Hi -X-;-- ’.... never worked J>ef«*lteE------•'He was- ‘ But/* said the oount. vriui' h frosty "Planting the Two days later Count Quinnox re­ said King, rnminating. smile, “I am n “Vou mj^i:ht save your face, Calvert, TISM-n* CoiMf oimI C ut* ” Ttnm ~ if no one qlse turn.s up in lime. As a for them to make the loan under con- (wnde cmU »t ’T h o m ost wooderful by sayiny: that the*count wll! be pleas­ l)ook .ever wriU''a.’’ Ikm’t sotid • matter of fact, without waiting for my dderation. AUSOLUTF.l v FREE. ' V asily dlslurbetl, Coun.t, Qiiinno.x ed to Imve him take tea ■>vlth him at JCSftC A. CASE repl.y. he said Ihat lie would liave ids (he iiUz,” siiy:^resl(>(l King. D«pt. S41 Brockton, Mu*. law.vcrs look into Itie iiiiUicr of sci-ii took the first train to New Yoj-k,. ac- ■!‘Wr'-ht''o'n('%:-‘^'n'mkiiTS '' “-otfitranlerhy’’TrcH(Yfrern’r^ ^ ’’"oTnitfenTfliat (iLil.siire I’lirtuc’hras luuT '‘HrT(>h’fs ^ 5'ori''K*ht'Trrm'.rPw!Ts uoi ■‘ll's a n(’ speeeli,’’ said Kiny 10 be con.sldereil." said King sharply. iecn brought to. bear upon the sHun Imi, influences inimical to Grau- ■piitleiii ly. “I endeAvoreil to do so, but 1 fear “All liyhl; I'll Irlepliiuic." siiid llu- ir^'tlWnTti^-^Vksii' Wuhf 'f rfas Sii.v-i»g tark. Botli wei'5 tussia had .s()iiielli'’i!^oth cujujnrjw ? ^ rotec'tmg the Blood. Vt‘fi say .] gliis.s of,lemonade for Miss Felton, power in the financial ■.vnrld that hla she wa.s unable to do so, fur..it..w,dutd anly.” said Ids wife rnel'nlly. “The liavt' H‘u will) nsV" (U'lmimled-’ tlie- ITl': K'liiiit’ W118 promiilly Inter- “Felton?”" queried Mr. Blinipi-s, sit­ have rasiiUcd in a liiugliiiig diiof that word is almnsi law when it roiiiea to i-u|iiril. It would nol 1« far liogy man Is after him." I'lnmi. an au,;'ry liusli h'apiny (o bis ting down very (-arefully on Ibe ralber could novel- have been c.xtilaiucd tilt; big deals." It 1.8 hard lo lei! just liow a mau ■ivroug to tbat Mrs. King’s fra.gile cliair mid liip-hing up Ills white I'lu'i'k. T “Wh.v,” .said SJj. Blither,s, arising All the way down to the city Cmml wlii ael will'll cnliiMl upon lo dispta.v pa-uy nioulh was open not en- ■’I liiil. I'm iiK'i'Hy n ’pcathiy: ^^■b■lI ilanncl Iruiisers at Ibe,knees to reveal and looking at Ills "^walcli ugnlii. ‘'bUys CHAPTER iV. Quinnox was thonghiful, even pre: tirel.v.as ail aiil to breatliiiig. She lu* said lu n ‘i.'!.V: ucrvf' null I’e^oui'ce.. Simietimes one a jiair of ini.vple sm-ks, snmi'wliat e1e- niy soul, it Is past diiinei- time, isn't The Loan Is Blocked. uei-upied. They were nearlhg Ihe coaliln'l lii'lleve lier eyes as she sUnv- iiieiilary in fiim-. , n(lh’<‘. ''mini. Tltos<' wen* his words. wlu) Im.s been accustoinecl to a rough- if? I had no idea it was so late. 'Pun r . B IjITHERR readied Iioine In term inal when be leaned oCer and, )T ahamloaed her eourt luul came for­ ':\Ve know yotir daughter, Mr. Blith “1( is? (In* most bra/mi (*xhii)ilion o*' -life, miller hiu-Ii cln-um.sluiK'es, 'Wtll my soul, it's good of you, .Mrs, King! liigli spirils. Ills wife was laying liis hand on King's knee, said ward to meet l'i>‘lr iidvaueing visitor. ers," said Ullle Miss Xellle eag'erly. itisoh'ti'1* i ( 'V i 'l '" iieyan llU' rmiii' rail.'wliile aiiijllirr will succeed. Vou see, W(“ have dinner at 7 up nl a.sleep, tint he awoke Iiei- wllli after a long interval of silence be­ ■TiiUe my racket, dear,” slie said to "1 was just trying to remember"— M furiously., but I'lierluMl lums44r wiin neiiiiersmi bail lii-en a Imrd'worklng P.litberwond. aiid-I declare, it's half tween them: „„e nl’ I he I-'eltons. It happened to he out (-('i-emony. iui elTorl. "1 I Impc yertr. ale, Vou iilay a beautiful game, Mrs. ivood. IIow long isy-ithe. pptuc.e to be a cla.v or two I'll llirow tlie lioi>l< in bis h;ii ns he did so, . "Tlie men (-liange. -of ('oiirse. after idaioed llie count. "Rlllj it is niosl lU'- A limit Hml time Krnest OeerltiK. King. How do you do? rrelty. hot Willi yon, Mrs. King?'! ( and you’ll see what I land. Hg's as “I ■iiiiitf,” stdd Kiuii as Ihey d(‘sn‘iid tliey’ve been tdayiiig tennis, but wc— slroblo for olln'r i-i-aseiis. Dawsber- yoiiujkT recent graduate of a niinlna work, though, isn't it?” • good as caught right now, but we'll let cil ill llic elevator/‘’Tvf* ^)>\ art' iih'a in “It'* rather uncertain. "-Miv Blithers,” we—w'pll, yon sen, yoh haVeh't been ,geii is not a rich i-mmlry, nor are Us school,''A,m,me along on his wa.v to In- lie was shaking bands With Kiilg him nibble awliile before we Jerk. my lii*ad (lud Hlilliers will in' id-Ibc said slie and no inore. pla.ving,'' .slie concluded quite lifeiith- IK'Oiilc progi'c.ssivc. 'I'lic rcl.giiiiig house, vestlglitf* Home property for parties \m. ai,(l smiling genially upon I lie trim, .Viid, say, bo’s a (-orker, I.on. Finest d iu at -I." ^ ^ ■ Mr. Blithers fanned himself in pa- le.ssly. however. Is an iddoiie and rich in Ira- Ihe ifigst. Me afayed overnight Rt IMiilliig I'Shre of the princeh adver­ .voung fellow I've seen In iminy a day. ‘dio you imauiiio. sir,'Hull I will re (ience for a niomeiit or Iwo.' iTiien lie At that instant tlie sprightly l'',eltons illttoiis. Momi.v, my dear Kdiig, is mil :’ci\ (* him Ilciid'^rsmi's lions?? ami was about to- sary. Ile”- evot'.vlliiiig In tills world. There are "(iood afternoon, yir. KUIliers." said lijoked lil Ills walcli, dashed pelluiell down the steps and ’•('(‘ftHiidy. Avo yon poi n diplomat V proi’ee.d In Hie morning when Heoder- "You don’t mean to .say Hull you some things il eaimol liny. II i.s sin- King, slill staring. "Yon—yon know ‘'Ocl|iiig along toward diiiher time across the lawn homeward, shrieking -du'd Kilim ' Bon told him of his oil land. Deerin* yon actually said anything to lilin ularl.v Inelfeclive when miimsed to an up qur way," ho ventured. K.veryuody something unintelllglhle to Mrs. King “1 am a miidsier of war,” said (he lind Inherited some money a year be­ my wlfeT about-abont“ Oh, mv God, Will, don't | iHuiest si-ntlmeiil. Even tlmiigli llo- jlr. Blithers i.gnored w-hal mlglii •seoiiied ralher liilciil on Ilie 'giime.' as they, passed. muil, aud ids scowl w:ls an iiidiciUio’ fore. and Flenderson offered him a half lell me that yon were cra'/.y enough .I'l'Hiig princess were (o come lo Grau have been regarded as an iniryduciioii which was e.\iremcly one sided. of absolule proficii'iicy In Hie sch'uce, ln(er(*st ,!n bin land If he would f u r “They are ^oars," said Mrs, King. to'’— cried the (loor woman, almost lu stark widmuL a fiirUilng she would and blandly anuoiineed thiil teniii.s ■'1,‘ood work/' slioiiled King a,s Fan-- “The—er—prim-e attracted by eltiier ••Ami, nh:U',s moi'o;” V\md mi Kin" nisli if hbi'ing outfU wllli which to dl* teur.8. « still ■ be liailcd wllli the wildest im- wasn't a game foi-fat peoiile, patting nic-i Feilon rnaiiaged to ndnrn an eas^’ R'llcci Ividy, “il wouldn’t lu llu* 1mm for oik DeeiMng conehided to Invest lo one of 'em'/"'he queried. claim. We are a race of blood wor­ his .somewlint aggressive extension In sei'vlce. “Now, cool down, cool down!" he surprise me if Blilhei’s is (lu* man i>e the enterprise, provided!” - like this. Sow the right kind of seeds “My 'dear Kin;;. In* illsplayed Dm IleiidersMi .sent his daiigliter Marga­ peal to -lilni. - Ratlier light, I should i-entnries, and we are bmind liaiid ami wood Iasi spring. I'll fix up a match ''They speak rcuiarkahly good Kng- and you'll get results every time. I 'vCenesl iiilt*res( ami sympalliy Hu* olb ret off lo hunt for the party and secure ,say—I mean up here," and he tapped foot, heart and soul, liy Ihe so (-ailed aoiJii, Mrs. King, helweeu yon and lisli, dim'l llicy?'' said Mr.''‘Blilliera In merely dropped a, few hints, that's all <’V iii.u'ld a( yolir bouse. Hi*” Ihe slguatiire. Deerlng attended to the Ills forehead 80 that she wouldn't think fetters of Imperialism. We are fierce Maud, Ought to lie worth going miles ,aii iiuiUidc aside to Mrs. King. - and In Ihe right direction, believe "Of coursO'I may lie wroni:.’' adniK- work he had come west to do and re- that he referred to iiounds and ounces. men, Imt we lieiid Ihe knee ami we to see, ell, King'.'” Slie smiled. "Hfiicpr.s-in the fjriui- me. Count Equinox will do the rest. led Kin.ii, bill Ids brow wils clouded, iiinied (0 .nendw'Ron'fl. Margaret “I don’t believe Maud knows 'em. as W(>ar Ihe yoke hecaiise the sword of "Oh. I am afraid, Mr. Kllthei'S, that .stark iirniy arc reW red to speak Eng­ I'll bet my liend we'll have tills prince Sborlly aflcr liimiiemi iha' day Mi's. wrote that she was o\) Hie track of the little one said, Maud is rather"— destiny is in lh(> liand Ihatdrlres ns. To I am nol In .vour daughier's jilass;” lish, Frcm-li and ticraian. .Mr. Blltliers.'' rnnning after Maud so”— Hlitlicrs i'(*ccived a lelcirram fro-ni lier I'he party and expected surely to suc­ “It Is possible they have mistaken /lay vN'e are ruled by a iirlm-e wliose said T.oraine King, much toiij-tmio- "It'.s a gond idea.''Jsal(l lie. "Maud She faced him once more and aiigi'lly. liusliaiid. Il merely staled that, lie w,is some qne else for yonr (lilughler," said .lire was iml of Ihe royal lilood. Onr ceed In perfecting Hie title to the land, a:oiii.i: iiii to Innu* (ea wlHi Hu* coiiul al oeiitly. jT I speaks Frem-li and Italian like a na- she very gentl.v. “Ltsten to me," slie -said, “t'ye had priii[-e .assiim(''a an attiliide of liide ^leaiiwhlie riend^i-soc. ordered the ■‘We've got a iirett.v fair lentils ckurt llvc. She was educated In Pari.s and a tiilk willi Mliud She lias gone to j o'clock and not b-i worry, as [liiiurs liendence that w'e find diflienit lo ov(m- boring Outfll oh ft’Cdit up at RIttherwood,’' said Mr. BliHfers lionu', yon know. FacI is, she’s lived “Impossible!" said he, with force. were stiapini: iliemsolves nicely. One day n man rwle np to where the bed with a sNllUing headnehe, and I’m calmly. "I have a profes.sional iipstnic- abroad a gri'at (ieill/’ “They are coming back liere for din­ come. He la pi-cpaved lo defy an old (To B« Continued.) work was going on and clniraed tho not surprised Don't .iiiii suppose the tor up every week to play with Maud, "Is .she at liom'e now, .Mr. Blithers?'' ner," slie said, and her eyes sparkled precedent In siiiiiiort of ii new one. In property, proilncliig an t>ld deed that poor child luiM a parlU-le of pride? She She ciiii ti'liii mosi of the ainatenrs, "Depemls on whal you'd call home, with mis(-hief. "1 shall tint you be­ other words, lie ijoinl.s oiil llui luiiuls- luid been superseded liy Hie one Hen- ■Mrs. King. We've got so many I don’t tween tlieni, Mr. Bllthera. You will gues.sed at nm-e jiisl what yon had lakubly ha|)|iy iiidnii of Ids own moth­ gone over lliere for, and she i-rled her (](*rKon !u‘!d. HeinlerHon ordered him "1 beg your pnrdou. Mi'. Rlitliers,” know Just wliicli Is llie real one. If find that they are very liiight, attrac­ er, the lale Pi'in(-(>ss Vellve, iiinl Ihe off Hie preiulHU. lie went away. eyes out. .Now she decliires she will mimihh'd Kjiig. ‘Termit me lo iiiiro- yon 'nienii Blitlierwood. yes. she's tive girls." American l.on-y, and It is somolhing # Kit c h e n Hirenleiilng (n ritnrii with a force suf never be able to look Ihe prini’e in the din e I'mint (Jiiinnox and l.leiifiinaiit I here, t'lairse there's oitr town house “We'll see," said lie succinctly. we (-anno{.,go lieli'bid. He d('(-l,u-es Hint ficiently strong l)o drive away what he face, and as for Ihe Kings—oh, it's Diiak." Roll] ,forelgiiurs hml .arisen In.Madison avetine, the place at N'ew- King caught them up at the lop of bts m other set an examiih- lliid he may .slckeiiln.g, ,\Vliy can't you li'iivc Ihese calks) (111* jumpers of his iiropcrty. and were standing very erect ami sol­ liort. one at Xii-e and one at Pasadena, the step.s. He seemed to be slightly eriinlale williont iii'ejmlire lo his coun­ riig' foi'ce engaged was neiiderson, things to me? You go about like a dierly a few yards liway. “Yim know fill., .vou know, and a little shack In out of breath. try If he is allowi'd a free hand lu bull in a china sliop. Yon might at Deeriiig and lliree hired men. They 'Miss I''elloii. of. course/' r.olulnn. By the way, my wife sa.vs choosing Ills imitc. wi*re nlisoliitely without arms, and If “Make yourself at home, Mr. Blith­ least have wailed until Ihe poor child IRONING DAY MEALS. ■Tiellglilod III meet y«ti. l■mlnl,'' .said yon live quilc near om- iihu-e in New ers. I must get into something be­ “Blit we iH-oplc 0? Gniuslark camiot nt(a<'k(‘d Hie {lerson who proposed to Mr. Rlllhcrs. advancing willi o'nl- had an opportunity to see llie man be­ look w ith i-ompliilsnnce on the possible I York." sides these -duds Pm wearing," he TflCSDAV "i!UI’:.\Kl''AST. (Usi)osscss Hiem would be well pro­ stretclicd hand. lie sliook llie liand of fore rushing in with ybnr talk about result of bis seai'cli for a sluirei- of the,! "IVe live in Madison aveiine. iinl it’s said. “Would you like to—er—wash money. She"— I'l’iii'.s. ('(.|vnl. vided wllli weapons. And there was tile lienteiiiint wiili a sliade less ener­ throne. TrnilUions intisl be upheld I’lMcliril IvLvas. lUills, a rather long si reef, Mr. Klllher.s, .lust up while we're"— . “She'll like him all righi,” said ho no doiilit that Ihe atleni))t would 1>© gy. lie afl'ecled.a most dpgage mini- or we die. True, (he crown prim-ess | i'oit'pe. where Is your lioiis(>?" slio iiiqiiired “No, thank.s,” interpo.sed Mr. Blith­ confidently, made. The owner.shlp*to (he property Her, .sipiinlliig carelessly at the in'inec. of Davj'Sbergen bus .-Viuerii-mi bjooil in L rN niK o.v, rather spitefully. _ . ers, “Pm a.s clean as a whistle. Don't depemk'd on Margaret - Henderson ae- "’I'liat yblltig'' (hup pin,vs a nlie-gaiiic. "She will refuse even lo meet him her veins, but lier sire is a iirlm-e royal. M liH’p of (Li-l UiVrr). lie looked astonished, "Y'mi surely mind ■ me, please. Run along and cnrliig Hie inissltig Rlgnaliire. Mean- IVlK,. is lie?" , ...... if .she liearH of yonr .silly lilunder to­ H er uiotbei', mi -you know, was mi I liiivpil .Swert I 'o tiito i’H. must know whei'e tlie Hlilliers lionsp dress, both of you. I'll ait out here night," ,I;un. ('rackiM's. Tea, while e u ‘r\Hilng de{)eudcd ui»on hold­ 'I'he two Granstai-kians sUffeiied lier- .American girl. '■,Rli<- who siis on the Is a f - and—count the minutes," the last His face brightened. Lowering his Hl.VNKlt, ing Hie well and especially Ihi^ machin­ ceiitlhly and walti'd tor King to iiiiikf' throne with Robin imisl. be a (H-iin-css '‘Gainel" shrieked Fannie Felton. with a very elaborate bow to Mrs. voice lo a half wlilsper, he said; "We rn-ii Ml Ilf I 'ofn .Sniiii., ery used In boring fl. the i-eveliilloii to his visitor. by blri'Ii or tlie grip on Mm swni-il of In.s.sing liei- riu-ket in the air, a vi(-tor. King. ucedn'l tell liei- w hat I said to that old I l-tiiiiluii'a SumU, Owhig lo [lie lack of arm s Hender­ "That’s ITliice Uobln of"— he began, destiny is weakcni-il ami I In- il.i imsL.v d u ll(*i'i‘(l Ih'-'t.'^, K ii'i' and (U’cen son saw no iH)s.sIl)lllly uf bolding the "They're tlirongli." said Mr. Bliihers “Dinner's at half past 8," 'said .she chap, 1.011. .lust let her think I sat but Mr, Rllthei'S cut him short wllli a falters." pro])erly lie told Decrlug that If Ihe in a tone of relief. He shifted lii.s legs and disappeared. Mr. Blithers re­ around like a gmnp and never said a Ual.'’‘<*e porch chair and .scowled more deeply (0 .New York for ,a -few d.-i.i's." Ih- iniit-' P ".Make il iliaiHlos." ]iiu in I.iculenanI dism al Stale of iiiilul. Tim dt-al had Hpoonfiils uf biikluK l»'W(h'r. mu* .shot down in defense of pi'operty be­ than before. Dank, and (iiriicd to Xellic. "Sliall we boon lilhckod no laler Ilian Hio aflor- Imir tcasiiuoid'iil salt, one icaspoonful longing to Olliers, Deerijig was a dell lake lliein on?" Later on he met the prince. Very noon of Ihe day before and at a linu> siiKur. Sifl all lo;;(‘(lu*r. then niii iu call* lilile fctlow. mid no one Hiought .^ml doiiblos It was, ni»n-li to the dis­ warmly he .shook the tall young vlicn everything ajiiiea-red In lie goin.g uiu’ (:iblcspoonl’ul ul' Imilor. Mix iu of Itliii ill Hu* matter of defense, though gust of Mr. Hlilliers. He sat Ihroiigli man’s hand--he even gave il a.pro- .ilon.g most swiimniii.gly. IlliHiers-was with a kuifi* one clipfni of swed milk. lie had indorsed Ileudei'sou’s notes for plndic Kccnnd squeeze-uud .siud: , . H'lc hliie games, iiiaiillesling an liitNi- Hip man In son He Mint lie iiimm i-nlllil Uull out oiia-hidi' inch Hdck, ciu mii I 111* nmcliiiH'fy, niid If if imssed In.L^ cst lie was far from feeling. “ 1 alh happy to welcome-you lo 11k> iirlng jiressure (o lieiu-'nn Hm ilireclni-- willi ruiiud biscuil cnlli*!’. spi'cad 1ml j other Imnds lie would be Hie loser. 'i’o Ills nnt'i- aiini-ai'iiieiit al tlic' <-on- Oat-skills, prince." ales Hull nilgiil resiill iu a reronsiil- k*r ovi*r onc-ludf. ibcu dip a case knife Hill lu ibai (lelicale body were both i-lnsioii of llic gatue llie four players “Thank you,” said Prince Robin. eralioii of the surprising vei-dici. Rome- handle iu 'timir. mark fold iu -iniddli* of courage and resource, aud these go far laadi- a d'isli for (he itoiisi' wiihoul “A most extraordinary person," said Hiin.g liiid liaiipelieil during Hie day lo roll, fold over and bake iu quick o\en to make up a natural leader.slilp. He CV.CII so nuicli, as a .glapcc in Ill's direc- Count Quinnox to King after Mr. idler the fi-lemlly attitnde of the Irank.s. aboul Iwi’iity i]]iniil.e,s. loid Henderson Hmt he wa.s going to lioii. if was tlic iiriin-c wliu slionled Slithers had taken his departure, They were now poliiely relili-tani, as Sour Milk Horn (’alu*. -S'ifi loj;e(lu*j‘ umko- a defense. Henderson refusctl soinethiiig Hull -souiulcd like "now for close upon the heels of the Feltons, one of Hie agents expressed it, wlih-h om.' ciipful of Horn', oiiodialf, cupful of to consent to a defense under the clr- a show er/' as lu- rai-ed np llic lerrai-e, who were being escorted home by the really meaiil tlial opiiosillou lo l,lip liidltui meal, two tablespooiifnls of siil'- I'uumtmices, Inu he would not desert followed by Ihe oilier |iarlii-liiaiits. prince and Dank. The venerable loan had apiitutred fi-om somi' iinox- ar and a lialf (easpomifiil eiicli of salt Hie oilier.s. Deering ofTored the men a Mr. HlillieVs said .somelliing violent Graustarklan's herol(/ face was a ■[lected source g—.-gugizX’^'Pt’Kilovt'ri Hi and soda. Hour iil iuu* cupful of smir goodly rewai'i-1 if-ihey would pul them- under Ids lirealli, Jnit resolutely re­ study. He had just concluded a con­ hour ()bsla(-le. TJ«cPfails of the two milk aud a leaspooiiful of bird or but­ s(*lves under Ids coimmuid and outlined tained ills seal. It was King who fidential hour in a remote corner of banks had asyifnch as said Hint negiv ter, melted, and boa! well. Fidd In a Ills plan of (lefen.se to them. They glanced ali.viy at ills wiih-li tins time the library -ivith the milllunalre while lialions w e ^ a l an end, that was the la?aleu mal bake lu hot. {,mm tins agreed to stand by him. and subse(|iiciitl.v shot a ipieslioniiig the younger people were engaged In long and /hurt of II It really didn't or uYi^dud sliallow pan. Hcerliig ordered, them to ihrow up look at his wife. ,qiic was frowniiii? in a noisy though temperate encounter iiiaHi-r Vnat ivas back of (beir sudden Bisrulls.- Pin logetlier Iwo i-up- llie earth In a (.'ircle surrounding the considerable peridc.vily and blling lier with the roulette wheel at the oppo­ oluiiigc of front, Ihe fact etlll remained Inis9 1)1 Hour, oue-lmll leus)Kionfnl of boiler that jirodiiced t|io power for the lirm, red lips, fount Qnimiox coolly site end of the room. “I've never met Hint the transaction was a.s “dead as .siill am f four leiispoimfuls of Ijaklii; drilling. They made an embankment arose and excused himself with (he re­ any one like him, Mr. King." He a door nail” unless It could lie revived pow’der. Huh in or cut lu wllh two live feet liigh lu a circle about tw enty mark that lie was off to dress for din­ mopped his brow and still looked a li.v (be magnetic loiich of a man like knives Iwo lablcspiionfuls of Imiti-r feet ill dhiineier. This having been ac- ner.. He also looked at his watch, trifle dazed. Blilliers. iiiiil wet wllh iilmul one I'lipful of nillk complisiigd. wliat wood and irop ar which cerlaiuly was an act that one King laughed. “There isn't buy .one ■‘What can liaV(> hajijieiied to cause to make u stiff dough, 'rum on a tick's a.s wei’e at hand were piled on would Iiardly have ex|ie(-ted of a diplo­ like him. i-minl, He l.s the one iiiid them to change their minds so abnqit- floured board, roll llghlly to one ini-li the parapet in such fashion ns to form mat. Only Bliihers." ly?” crleif the perplexed count. “Sure­ In thickness and cut with lilscuK cul apertures here and there In lieu of loop­ “Well, well," .said ilr. Blithers pro­ "He is very rich?" ly onr prime minister ami the calilnet Her, or. If In a luu-ry, do not roll—jiisl holes. This was all the preparatiou foundly. 'I'licn he looked at his own ".Millions and mlllkins," said Mrs, liave left nothing undone to convinoe take a lump of dough and roll lightly thiu wa.s made for defense, and wbeu watcli—uiid sclllcd hack in hl.s cliair, King, "Didn’t he fell .von how many?" I hem of Granstark'.s integrity ami" - between Hie fingers for each blscnll. it wa.s (‘onipleted the boring recona- a somewhat ilogged (-ompresslon about "1 am nol (jiilte sure. 'Hits diiugh- “ Pardon me. count," interrupted one Put them In a butlcred pun, .let rise iiienced. his Jaws. He was not the man to be ler of his—is siie atlrai-tivi*'/” of Ihe lirokeiN. ‘‘SlinH I try to make ten minniea and bake iu a quirk oven *]'he next day half a dozen men wer* thwarted. "Y'on certainly have a cozy “Rather. Why’/" an appointment for yon wllh Mr. Blith­ K(*en approaching the w^ell. Some of little iduce here. King." he remarked about twenty to thirty mlnules. When "He Infoi-nied ine Unit her dot would ers? I hear lie Is in town for a ffiw done brush over with melted butler. them had guns, while the others were after a moment or two, , >e> lie twent,v-^mlillo(is If -shpgnarrtpd -the ^ e . . . days." armed with revolvers. Deering told “We like It,", said King, twiddling Waffle*.—TvM>-.,e;:pf.?/yL 'ffmoifitcone- right man. .Moreover, she 1s his only Count Quinnox liaiked to Tniilon Henderson and the men that since his Ungers hchiml his buck. “Humble, fourth cupful iniller. diie; teuspoonful heir. 'Pon my sonj, Mrs, King, he King for Inspiration, and that gentle­ tlmre was only one weapon for de­ “How ong it the prince to be^wlth but homelike." "He Informed me that her dot would baking powder, one egg, one-half tea- quite took my breath away when he man favored him with a singularly fense and he could handle that him­ your Mrt. King?" .“Mrs. Blithers has been iHauuipg to spoonful salt. annoum-ed that he knew all about onr be twenty mllllona.” dtstilflting nod of tlie head. The old self, they were at liberty to retreat If come over for some time, Mrs. King. Milk sufficient lo make a thin batter. W'lnce. predicament in relation to the Russian tered unhappily. "Yon can square it Graustarkian (leiired his throat and (hey liked. They chose to remain, as­ Bllplied my mind, however, I told her she mightn't to put It oil— Beat the .volk and white of egg sep­ loan. It really sounded quite—you, better than I tail.” rather stiffly announced that he would serting that It might be necessary fw ell, well, we're coming up In the be neighborly, don't yon know. That's arately: have the waffle Iron thorough­ might say slgnllli-ant. Does—iloes he receive Mr. Blithers if he would call one or more of them to take his plac«. “™, eh, having a real nabob among me. I'm for being neighborly with my “In other words, 1 can He with a ly heated; dip a smatl paint brush In imagine that—giwd heaven. It Is al- When the approaching party saw Uib nelghbora. But women, they—well, straight face," she said ironically, on him at the RItz that afternoon. lieanut oil or melted drippings and mo.st stiipefylug!” “I never thought she'd balk like this,” earthwork.s they stopped for a "Won't you sit down, Mr. Blltbets?" you know Imw It Is, Mrs, King. Al­ "W hat! " ex(-laimed both agents, half brush the Iron till every part la well^ confer­ “Sounds ominous lo me," said King said he, ignoring the remark. ence. then advanced again, and one of •1“ Mrs. King. “Or would you prefer ways something lurutng up to keep starting from Iheir chairs in amaze­ greased. Fill two-thirda full: hake iin-* dr.yl.v. "Is Bobby for Sale?” “I fancy you’d better go to New ment. them called out a demand for a aqr ^ ^ re comfortable chair on the porch'. 'em ft-om doing Ihe things they want til a nice brown. The count fiivored him with a look York,” she said mercilessly. to do most. And Mrs. Blithers has so Tho (-omit stared hard a t them. “Yon render. iDeerlng replied that he wa» of horror. ".My dear Mr. Kliigl” Then Surd- enough, Mr. Blithers was off may say to him that 1 will be in at 4.” hhWl of hearing and asked them to ^ 0, thanks, PH stay here If you many sociable obli— I beg pardon?’’ as comtirehensiou came, he smiled. "I “I was just wondering If you would for New York soon after daybreak the “H e’ll tell yon to go to—ahem!” The come nea^*er. At thla every man lowers on t mind." an Id be hastily and drag see! No, he Isn't for sale! He Is a «'a up the camp chair that IJeutenanI stay and have dinner with us, Mr. next morning, and with him went a speaker coughed Just In time. "Blith­ ed bis rifle from hli shoulder or drew prince, not a pawn. Mr. Blithers mav mighty determination to lustlfy him- ers Isn’t 111 the habit of going out of had been neeupybig. Blithers," said she. utterly h e l p le s s his revolver, and they advanced In a body. When they bad reached a point to suit be directed a nua at HARD CHRONIC COUCH the steam cock to tom on steam, Deer- Mad* Well by D«lioioiu Yinol inf holding the nossle of a hoee cea- nected with' the holler. Jl Jet of iteem CrMtline, Ohio. - " I contnetod • struck the foremoat man in the feee. DO YOU KNO^ THAT MKNY PEOPLE hold, chMnie oongh, and w u weak, ■wrf o** nad nm down. I hnvo • irasli A panic followed. Several ihota were iMtfIff Of dine, nnd it w h h«id for mo fired. Deering could have perboUed' to A m y woric. I took difforent every man of them, hot refrained frods daea im liM t bonaAk Finally I bawd doing eo. pointing the eteem jet uMe. read the want ads. in the Gazette before they do the news? •boot Ylaol, md it baa raatotad me to The man be had hit wne In t teriihk condition, and the mhen took hi— wp Riid carriedd blaihim oltJoff] V a g u n o b w Vtool, daiWow ood Hear gad i m taaie wIthMit oH, tw Tbnt vvnn the end of the cIi (b «n |A ( mm «Mk ud ^ la Inff. Margaret Bendotwn a lh» Alfa totok. ■ameA'rpHUni MaitkiM. later jirgcared the. atgaatara aU M* beaii aaot oO wga atmek I* laaaa h6,»2s;, *7***“ qMitUtaa. and all wara-aada kfek. I .. , L>'to ^ • -r? J .M i ...... ■ Igetprv!''

Tl Votwt, th» iBindiiccr of i h i blA~wirho dcclorod that McUHantam ibouMI be wIvmn) out In America iiid (hat locb a New Victor Rec­ e defente ■' 'r - ^ • "‘TV ' tn the absence Tb-cy make a Ki’oat seleHion of a real need for n If any considerable fur a f-oneert in your home - body of rest>e<-iable public opinion opposes This month Y '0L /‘R 'D M Y at your d(*isure- ready to )>e H. To dlaregaid llila theory of our func­ tion as lawmakers, repiescnlattvea of ail heard' when you lyosi wuiit to Places of citlrenH. l«>io promote not peace hear them. E^nd proivperTty. but dlK('or’ meinbei of the legislature Kdison Maehines' and R(‘eord.s, loo. knows, noiwllhstandiiig the good motives V actuating those who are promoting It. that this HIble bill, since Its first Intro­ duction a few yeara ago, has served to S T O L L ’S arouse an e*traorOln«ry feeling for and against cerlafn religious sects, a feeling Retail Merchants Division, Trenton Chamber that Is, most dangerous to the }>«ace and 20-22 E. Stalest. good wpl which all thoughtful and toler­ ant peraofis should seek tO conserve among our oitlxena, This feeling Is all Trenton tpe more riangeroue because it Is largely / cohrenled from public view. Every man of Commerce here. hQWSvsr, knows H es-isis, and all-of us, [ hope, deplore H. And It Is plain thai the passage (if this bill will bii.t inlensify •rather than put art end to this hitter cun- SEE ECONOMY IN diet of SenUmsril Heoneesy’s Argument. M\ friends who so sirenuouely urge the pahHuae of (hlH hill ;ire no doubt sin.’cre Ihe deslq* (he\- ]rrofess to briiig the EDGE MEASURE . . .. . I .1 _ 1...... ,,r mnrolllv nre recently, wui oegin wnb’n iT snuri l)y .‘ytiariiic Gity at New tiampshlre word of (5o(i5fiiud ibf Ji-sanns of morullt.v has heeii passed. niiUiorlze* the stHte lo (be school ehllfiien pf the stale. But bottfd of edueatiou to .sanction the ap time, (o In* cimipleted ill time for (he and -Mndi.son nvennes. was literally '.lewK and ■Roriuiu mth(3ll<-s». hre here to op pointmeut -of a helpliiK teacher in mi.v fall session. xcalped. He'!! proiiably recover. pofle Ihla bill repreKcniltip hundr.*d«. of two school (IlKtricts by the eoumils thmisnurts of ih.- si;.u*‘a citlKcnr, and Sentanced to the reform school for hircliaslflg, Bureau Will Save siireJv;.ft. will not be .-niMcnded that tiie\ xioner cf edin-allon. The object of ilm A movemeui itns been started by are. ania«c>idsil< to li.e word of (3od 01 to Idll Ik to give to teHi*hers in rural eomi eitizeiis lo have (he jVest .Jersey and meddling with raihvay block slgnahs. FREDERICK W. DONNELLY State MoneY. I he'tcflctdnga of upu-alitv. The inJuneUnn lle.s the Hsalstfliice of iralned siiperri Seashore Railroad company improve Otto Oesser. aged sixteen, v. t^ureecl to do lueflcc. to lo\o mecry and to walk Ita properly around the station ai Judge Se’nfert In the courtroom, at humbly before’‘iu d" prevents an.v one holding ,« cheeit boy tried to hang himself in his cell., the Frederick W. Donnelly Go's. Clothing WARM DEBATE ON BIBLE BILL to you, nil httv** their origin in the .lew- signed 1)V persons who afterward die H, Hohk Turner of Hbiladelpliia has ikh Idble And nu riirietlan so'-l, I ain frtmi receiving money on the.'•heck The family dog iietirly bit (he, ear and Furnishings for Men-and Boys, Taylor /«ure. I'HH higher .‘'iniuiards of niorai teach leasHl the MHnhn.sse( hotel, Seaside I'tiK tliaU tboSf* ifalnied by tlU*'. ('Hlholi'.' Vroni banks until the exeentor of the I’ark, fdr the coming season. Mr. Tur from th<* head of tlve-yeal'-^bld''W’Alter Opera House, Trentofi. Fworass ^trono ! fbUn-lf H .•umioi be, (lieyefore. Urn' tbos* (•.state has autliori/.ed Us peyinenl Is tier will a)ieiid several fhouHRiul dol itose of Vltiehiml, R'lie lioyV.' fiithet’ Hebrews and Catholics ^ ' pi‘(>|de :ii p ofipoacd In tjici'flv moral teach tmule by the bill of .Mr. Kates of (’am lars in repairs and Improvements. kilhai Ihe dug and sent the Tiead to (he Opposition at Hearing—Vigorous Pro­ Ing In the pnhlh si'bnolH, Tlielr upposl ' A Ten Days’ Sale of the magnificent stock lien, whli'h passed. It enables .■such state Inhorafory at Trenton and was test by Hennessy—McCran Auto Bill tlon rc^iH, i am r(in\nn-cd. upon Ih*- gi-oind. al.an lahcn I'V ihmis.'uid? of Prot- /loldet'H to obtain payment wlthoni A tireproof hospital building, to cost amazed to learn Hih! tlie animal had will be concluded Saturday of next week. Paaaed by Senkte—Simpson Seeka to pstani.**. Hial religions cxcrcis.s that even wnUihg for the settlement of the es MIVkOOd, will be added to the plant Hie rnhles. Prices have been cut a half or a quarter on Have Telephone Ratos Probed. siigL'p.st ,.«cfiarian!sn’ have no pla<*e In a fate, where the per.son giving the check of St, VlneenHs Baby hospital Ui .sclioo! inslMii' snpimned at piddle -x- liaa dl*d Hiiddenly. ^loiitclair. aceonling ro the announce Tin* report of Ihe New .Jersey Aiiti- nearly everything in the store. Even the [Special Coi fPspr.iHlru' C | pensp hv laxc.s lc\h‘d upon pcni.le of flU klnd.M of n-ngkiti and j.r tm r.-liKinn al all ment made by Si'^ter Superior Goii Tubereulosis league show.s that Albnt Trenton. Mt.p-b 1. (’nticniTmicf* of choicest goods bought for this Sprlrtg's trade Tilt -eiiJiH*. ill till* I'm-p nf slreiuimis zaga. Clair .stands twelfth in the state for t)ic hou.'»e uf i'ivuu I') njtpnsiilnn li,\ snveral members, passed tlie amount contrllinted for the work are being sold at ten pei; cent, discount.'^ the bin by Smiut.ii- l-'.ih:.' u'(‘iitink n 'J'h(* newly organized Home ainl of tin* tengne (hrongh the sale of Red a lilIK b> .^Hiia.mr MnCrmi nf I’as.sai. |[WS BR[ViII[S |t’s the Greatest Sale of the Year tn Trenton. cfintral iHiiciuisiup liiii'uan ’'llu- rnnipeilinu aii .irlM*r.s nf iiiilnninhlles School league of South MlllvlJle went Gims seals. Montclair raised $080 in the last year. BncHHuro will lum 1m* '•(‘til tu llu* ifu In rep.111 any an.-ideiil diappeiiltiu on a on ris'ord as nimnlmouRly favoring ;i «rnor fnr lii> -i'-tuunri* riulcf !N |M|ldi.' |-'Uld dll Ill'll th'*y art* in new sehoolhouse in that locality. The i!:illile,in uf Mni-rN DF R[W JERSF! present .school has been in use forty Because his falher-ln-iavv had refus­ iprinH H jtIHic .igi-ui will 111* niiiiiu'l, 1" \n|vetK- Seiiiitof llinltgivl' 111' yciirs. ed to give him a glass of wine Samuel l>44y fumtilitii*- "f u"im1< lor (lilYyf'iit .md (■'ik'iite* ",( iiiccsure \\ a.*-' h •vWcepliu: and lino Hello, twenty-three years old, of state liiHtlnil loiH :tii(l iti*|uirli!U*Mi-. H*' Interesting Happenings BecHUHC ei'ei'v mic smiled when his Hound Broftk returned to the house drU ers iniLiht Im nnpelled under i! I' In the Frederick W. Donnelly -^111 h(* lUHlur Mh* ilifccllnlt nf llu- friends iiUrodiiced him as Mr. Lbu- after he had been thrown out and ai ii'pnn to cideni-.; ll'i\ ini :is Ihe hl"\\ State Carefully Condensed. •talchnnse cuuiiiii'.-icn liig oul nf tl)'(*, tinder penalty of Ins herger. I-Tederick John IJmherger of tacked liis niothei'-in-law, Mrs. Daniel II Is believuii lh:il Inrui* iiigs will iug I heir lii-eiisi Seiiiilui' Mcl 'ran, '-^np Hacken.sack has applied to the Bergen Ezze. with a razor, cutting Her se * Taylor Opera House be niH'le by |nW‘ li}i.* courts to Inive his name changed to verely. Events of Al! Kinds Gathered From All sales exn*idiim llui'-i* iii\n['iiid for ft wuflhy pnrpuKc, In keep |ln* com Revere. Various Points In the State and So .•rtides -if u )i(*i‘i-liiibli* luiiure nr tlm-.- inlssiuiier of tnutur vehicles iiifon’ned Practically every difference that ex­ Reduced In Size That They Will A p ­ A number of assemblymen have re­ ists lietween the Lackawanna railroad Trenton thrtl ''iin be jU’i'.-nreil mi'i'* mlvnulii a."! to the ;naliner In which men wei'c driving, and (Ind U had |u he drawn peal to Ail Classes of Readers. ceived letters asking them to “kill*' and tliP'city (‘onimi.sslon of Orange lias Ifeoiisly ill (In* I'n-til iiiiu'kct'' \v|ll erlalii bills. The letter.s were Inclosed a.s it wijs in order to ticcoiiiidHIi thed<* Tile oldest pi'rson in Gollingswood. bee,It scfHFd. tiiid it is cx|»ected that the thmiijrh Ilie b.-tiMU- "f (In- .iuii'c1iu*'Imu Jij mourning envelopes ftnd came from sli'i'd end. Thoimw H, Ilamnilll. ce|ebraleil liis aohial work of elevjitlng the tracks iiinli*r flu* |l||•Iln-^'(l S(‘ii:n'nr Mcfrnii of The Mountainside hospital in Moiit- make eoiiii'iicis for water connection' luixiniis lo tlmi Hie bmly of a small Sfiic firm itlitip fnr -,\ i u i i i i n l - s l n i i |u Inir and the Montclair Gohmy of New Goiifessitig Hull she luul stolen $b.” with liie nmiic- of privni'* corn}iaiiie> (jog wlii'-ti hit at l(*asi six persons. ■codify the la w^ .-ttHHliiii: to imitilclimli England M’omen will combine tlie work from h{*r brother. Jane Htllyer, sixteen W It holll I he cnif'Cnt of I 111* I loel'd ol tle.s nnietplud '^o tliiil it cuiiiiiiiiuii iiii of the outpatient department uf the year.s uhl. of ElizabeHi di-aiik Iodine pnblh- nlliily coninii'-'ic.ners Ik 'I'lie Home ami School ietigue has been Insirtiolloji to l!i»‘ iirupnscd .-111111111- hospital with the work of the visiting a.s she stood on jt .street. corner. Pa of ilamiiges lo ahiiiliim pro 11 \ 11 v\ n formed at Red ihiiik. (llmicesler coun­ jtlon (n repoi'i nu tlu* iiuiiitier in uiii' h nurse mnlntnlned by the New England efs wlien* the eradc ,if : •