THE WESTFIELD LEADER .__ The Leading and Most Widely Circulated Weekly Newspaper in Union County YEAE—No. EL WESTFIELD, NEW JERSEY, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1914 TWELVE PAGES-3 CENTS.

i6REGATIONALISTS WESTFIELD WELCOME TOWN EXHIBIT TAX ORDINANCE TO EXECCTOB AUJUMSTItATOR IN CONVENTION 10M0FFIGERS OPENING BUY WAIT UNTIL JULY

Gathered Here From Grand Council of New Jersey Part of the Program That Will Mayor Appoints Judge C. A, I Sections of Hold Eighteenth Annual Be Given in Connection Springstead a Member of the State Session Here With Big Event Library Board

TWO DAY SESSION THE MAYOR MAKES ADDRESS THREE - HUNDRED EXHIBITS COUNCIL'S SHORT SESSION

rr delegates from all over tho That Westtiehl knows how, was As the time draws near for tho The meeting of tile Town Council Capital and Surplus over , of Now Jersey are attending demonstrated yesterday when tho -.iculng day of tho Town Exhibit h&hl on Monday evonhfg wim one of [orty-sixth annual meeting of tlie Grant! Council of the l.oyal Associa- more and more interest in tlie pro- the shortest session hold this year. ;regatlonal Conference in the tion were the guests of Union Coun- ject ia helng shown by the citizens o[ Very ltttlo business was transacted Congregational church today, cil, No. 5. the town. amt evtiryboii>F looked pleased, Assets over $1,( ie delegates assembled at 2:30 Tho members of the Grand Coun- Arrangements have been made On motion of Chairman Davis, oi irday afternoon ani were in ses- cil and some of the Supreme ofrteei-H for about three hundred exhibits. In tin* Unaiice coraniittce. the tax budget dtiring the afternoon and e\e-were on hand, In all about seventy- tltis number is included a nun* of ordinance', which passed in an will continue In session all five men. A number of the Loyal vVesiiiold as it was in 17ii4 when the uuK'titled form at tli^ last regular The Oldest Banking Institution in Westfield today. men met the delegates at the station township was set off from Klizubeth ULIX-UUS, ivaa lsikl over milll Uut fttat the sessions yesterday the lol-at 10;45 and eseotteil them to Ar- ami aprt of Ksses county. regular meeting In July. ig officers were chosen: Modera- canum Hall, where after tho usual In tho Hoard of Health exhibit a Tim resignation of \V. A. Dempsey itev. C. H. Wilson; vice tnodeitt- formality they were made welcome in laboratory completely equipped and as mt appolnttvo luomhov of tlie li- Solicits Your Business Re«, J. I. Richards; cor. sec, •Westlield by Mayor Ii. W. Kviuis. an actual test of milk will be shown. brary Board, was received and accept- TUUSTKK G1>/\KI>I.\N Chas. Ii. Goodrich; treasurer, The Mayor sail! that no were justly All other exhibits will jire-vt1 inter- ed. Mayor lOvnns appointed Judge James Kroyes; scribe, Rev. proud of Westiield and of such an or-esting lo those who attend, O. A. SprliiRli'iui to (ill tho vacancy. mas Travlss. In addition to the' ganlzation as Union Council, the in- Tin) Governor's Pay c"ent will hi- Aa Mr, Dempst'y was recently chosen lion oi oflicers numerous com i tluenoe nf such an organization he i-luile the Hay Day Festival of the president of the Hoard of Education, were appointed. 'said cannot be measured. "It Is a schools, sports, school children's this mllce- also nmkus him a m«inbor 1 [!S5 Emma k. Bridges, of tho lo] great pleasure to extent] to yuu tht!content in the morning. In the nf- of tin librniy board, hence his ITHSK- welcome of the people of "Wewtfield." iernooii folk ilnncea, exhibition drill iuui(5n as appointed. ttarch, wag appointed a member 1 dfi finance committee. Gvaud Councilor McKeever replied by the Boys Brigade, speech by Gov- Bids wore open for the tiuUiltnf; Distinctive Wall Papers program for this afternoon to the Mayor anil saiil that in behalf ernor Fielder and the formal ojieu- of a cont'rete sldevviilk along Moun- f of the Crainl Council he tlumked the iii£ of the rahlbit. The evening will For discriminating and exacting people is follows: tain and Highland avenue and wore Mayor and the people of the best town xo iiivrn over to the exhibit proper. roferreti to tin* road committee, as 15—Devotional service, tho , Frtak W. Murfeldt. •.SO—Address, "Women's Organl- ma," Mrs. Hastings H. Hart, Quality Paints sWeot of the National Federation Hoaie Missionary Unions. ;(|0—Address, 'Annuities for and Varnishes tebera," tho Rev. Frank J. Good- ,D. 0. .10—Address, "Expedients in Home Missionary Program," Ref, Albert E. Rlcker, D. U. t:40—."The Story of tho Magic 3," Saperintondent James Shields, WELCH BROS. me. tke Anti-Saloon League of New 1:00—Address, "How Can tho The largest and oldest I'alntttig mid Itocontting Concern in Westileld arth Win a Larger Place in tho •ay. arts of Hie Common People?" 214 East Broad Street Tel, 168 arts of the Common People?" Rey. Charles W. Carroll, D. I). 1:2ft—Discussion, opened by tho *, Charles L. Merrlam. Ib» «Tt!0iHK program I! Desirous of Purchas ing or it)--A iiervico of so dill-! a •«'i choir, conducted 1 the Ki-v.i flonds, I). II. *8», "Tho I'fttli Aliead," f. Hubert O. HtM-rin(t. V. 1>.

PLAY TO UK MuriHiii>ii Held In Wr.illlrlil Ve*.tt'iiliii. 1 deaf mutes form a bantu f<>r Bg development*. I'arts will 1 ;si-i:is(, 1 I»MI I:T in W! U' HNO Imfs If! ftilllHllHIS-, Vil l! In 1 Ili itiy Gladys French, Isabel ! J 1 IIK.ll srlinoi, (.1,1 I 11 M. k i i|jtm (>F Ui v Jti fi r UM fin iln iim BETTER HOSIERY the Htate. W« uhouid give ttiaiika flllla BiiioiliiMuir lo $487 24 wt frtrnt ly nul>» W»I(«e», Ttio Torendor (frum .,M,,K».i by ' ""."" jdfclaied anil the di-lrsuH's wi>ie tak- Klr»t M. H. churi'h In rcplj to llwlr rnieu t, elmnift^i from KHJiUi, TtH* lcltJir «»khig trial the t'ounell t»k« liom tho »ni 1 n tlli.|fs llulfl, whert! they Phoenix Silk (..> mil In- tn iiefm> Inftaiiiiiiatu* from 8tabnt Mat«r Mil Bomn Bt'tlon In the jiistler of form- veil with » iMHiiinuiua Ivmrh. by reituest Tb» llallehijsh Clioriss, • *"( -I liiit i lug sn r;fiii»lpyjnPiil bureau In Weet Music was furnished by Ml»8 Marlon Th« Trl Ctturitrj Festival to I«< fi«fel. In thR lHt«r Mr. T»,vbir Tiee ami AlBX»tid«r Hunt, held In Homervllle takes place J'rl* »l»l«t1 that it WB» tfw n|>lntiK) tif I1I1 AUU> rldea, wU|]6»sing & ftr0 drill. d»y. M»y 8ih. The Ol«« Clob will fominittw! tlist. tlw Hitttlnr wtutd lit In which the a(>i>lr»t«!t left th« ttre «|M|KK nff»lr the b*ts*r bmi4t*4 If prt»»(«> aw! refer JKIII Hosiery -r Ironi tl doti«i», con«e«t«t the hot® »t ths cor- Tli>* liiltftiiiiiialilH anil HIII reyi!H*Ht bur*m« eon tin' Kusnl n»f of Kim »afl tlroad »(re«t snd h*t HonirivillHoniv o ('hilh t In ducted by «no nf the ]«<•»! tanevelaW & stream at «»tw on s bulltttnK In hi • to m. Dm »» li'B Th>< llalli'lujiih Chnriu, |,,t I,) ina.H-lsUuin Ite ttwi KtitK that th« foruitt cantlucl Melt s tmr '- it '1 la.ln li,i\p ni of(«v«Mj tttjfow the m««tli(« was «g»ln Tht. Ritrclllll %\»in lit Wnllilhl ««(i. llvlnit tl nil tli» jublli'ltj th*t '•« >-, iniin-m "Cru your l*tlnr falloil to ord«r lor tint «l«ellim of uf- will »Ni> ssliif. nl Illf fmlhsl riii'l! rmild l« «W»tti»d »nd ln»li» co-op* ! Bii>iii U'ut I'.n lhl Kii mi- l:i(l|»'|nlil (A thiliMiilKii •lull. S tilde tu llm rlllvtn* «'ou l At the Uiiielmon, In twlulf of thn lt amiKl m»l Hiiilr.g. \\Y Mwiilrl On mntlon of Oltslrttmn 1'svla, t)f 75c and $1.00 s (UiArd tiC Tradis, ('(-estldpttl A. N, ii '1 fit* iliililr^n vrlll ^In^ ihn»«*F I -. TV., ix'.ip,,, t^f. stnmtlni! nt ""' 8 tiifi flimiiMi oomnilHu. 1 be trvAiuriir {'tenon «»I«JW«|i)n>rUiiill) t Tfct itrml llgtttinj tianimlUM f»- »*(• 1 hut tlt»l t«« Mi 'Vht Jiroi*t"\n tif this i-diitnl Hist f !i»')- 11 mi nriicrttil ihr«i; will 1m ltsni tn nr>ftH¥ tin P rifil Ituil )*tt*r hiMlrr/ thrtii ihn wi^til f«tni'il I'hocnU • ...i fonMt and 1 UtbtM lilnn'rl mi l*l«Ml*tit (lite*, 'iiu Mr, Mtirr»r, f ih-a (ilp lo Mu tin »fi» tottmr nf flMWile *ni1 Hl«h- wd land *»»»•* *mt nt>* rm lit* iforiwi nf HorIB Biiii ftiUflti tvnitiiMt, h uf W »N Th« t»port nf i\m lr*a««i"*r *li«*. litic »J » ti»HftiH! »ti Itafiii nt flO,(it,4l A «i»tliti|iS«>ltlilH »t(S«»rt {tf M H..lillt».-I In )•)*>' '»« M»ml*r f ID 11>*> t«)lifr)»g)i, •syhli' nln Uu|i'', fll,*N(» HI', ff»IJl! •!*«! !l)ill»'|tttr, j, i •>« MBSWUIII i jrll l« *itt>W tl t'» tf«l jilRtif (niirkel of It'* l),l(t. tho Mrf» •« ti. I'aim |!u!tt, T t'Mrh of tb« S«(I»«»I fl*() T!iocn)«o«, l*«|i|t«l filtj <>««• 11 ell, trmtnt iifntuf, ciwrtif. ti l Um- It is w »*»«r«tl Mi. fummt Dtiltd *»l" >• •*^' Jv Imi, Uutoii fSttitiri!, h'n. }., i»8»t «>HU- {tll**is!! *i *f (IIB CiiopBf pfejierty fsbllr! t.lhmtl, iihir 11*1 t If «r« lntof*a(*4 !*» •*»•• !a fifiMiiJw- "Oi r.lt fiM II,,.., fii.m , ) " tf»*la I r.'»fe ff>» r*" rhi'lw to fiio I'himtilk. llmitit. ) i,f I;* {on;; ^« inr ("" »|..la!|..li I .fir

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ft 1'S *" »WiilI»« *»«1|(J ml.. * ,, WiwtftlM, IH» «*^JT bs elver. durinB the present continuous CHORAL SOCIETY performance policy The show bos'™ promptly at 1 o'clock and runs until GIVE ORATORIO p. in. Nothing but the best will be shown and the bills arc certainly tin-tc- With ' of First M. E. Chuidi, the-mlnulo In tho vaudeville line. A With the Plays and flayers Btuinei's "Mary Magdalene" clean variety show, and t.'ie best for tin least money. Is Beautifully Rendoml. WESTFIELD THEATRE New and Old Events Now Being Presented * * * Music lovers of Westfleld had a at Various Playhouses ===== LA TBXA'S BIG ANI5IAl< CIRCUS splendid treat on Thursday evening when tho Wcatflsld Choral Society Cnraltie TueKdny, Aurll 2Sth. and the choir of tho First M. E. TOMORROW—THURSDAY, APRIL flJ Comlnb- In nil Its elopy direct from Ailor, Eves. 8:16; mot dally, 2:16— strive to Keep from her, are as old ae cuurch gave Stalncr's, oratorio in "The Beauty Shop." tho hills and havo been rejected by Its spacious winter diiurtcrs and every- the First Methodist church. MATINEE and NIGHT Uelnsco, W. 44th St., eve.. 8:16—"Tlw mother as worthless long ago. Direct thing lool:lnB auk-It, span and now, La Tcnu's nig Tliree HIHK Wild Animal The seating capacity was taxed Secret," with Frances Starr. Closes from a long run ut tho Gulety Theatre, and those who attended were unani- Saturday. Now York, It comes heralded with the Circus will spread Its tenta in our tosvn THE AMERICAN ROTOGRAPH COMPANY presents mous that It was the hest the so- Booth—46th St., west of B'way; even's unanimous praise of critics, and what and Rive tivo performances, one in the 8:25; mat. 2:30— "Psmthca." Is more Important tho cachet of a h\g afternoon and afialn at nljrht. Tills ciety had ever given. Qeo. M. CoHan'e Theatre, B'way & *>& box olHoe Huccefm. mason ,lt la said, that La Tcna has Chas. L. Gulick, organist and Mr. Homer Kendall nindo the elfoft of his life and never Bt.; "Potash a Forlmutter." * * * choirmaster of the church, directed. before offered as Rood a program nu casino, B'way & 29th St.; Eves. 8:16; ifttilHon Theatre—"The Dummy.'* The oratorio is considered by mate. Wed. & gat. 2:16—"HlelJ Jinks," this year. About one hundred per- In the thrilling world's famous historical drama with Stella Mayliow. The uhaiih'lnir fashions of li.u tlit-n- formers and as many wild anlmaltf are many lovers of music to be better Comedy, eve. 8:30; mats. TueB, and Sat than Stalnor's greatest work, "The Ire, having evolved In "Alias Jimmy uimcerntHl In the lift)- acts of the r!nKs. 2:30—"Kitty MacKay." Crucifixion." It gave plenty ol op- Cort, 48th Bt. &. ol B'way; even. 8:15l Valentine," tli« hlgli-minaed Uank thief, Many of these acts are appearing in ha* now produce,.! in,"Tlio Dummy" America for the flrst time and they portunity for beautiful organ work mats. Wod, and Sat., 2:16—"Fog o' 1 My Heart." with Lauretta Taylor. unofhfi new H|HH:kiH—tllo I'.omiiaHKlcm- live the ]M'e.Vr:s;;lom\! ereiun of their na- by Mr. Gulick. The work ol the Eltlnse—W. «2u Bt,, Bvos. 8:16; M»U.ut*; kltlnjijii»<-r, ThUH crime niclodrltmu "Sitting Bull" tive counlrie.'!. Tie.! stiir-s of tlie chorus was effective and tho solo Weil. & Sat, 1:15—"Tllo Yellow It; IJOIJIK robbiHl of KH frownlnf;: and irvmimsllc iii-clobata are the five Tvorl: evenly divided. Tho contralto Ticket." fMrlildilliiB aHjioot ivltliout lioiiiK de- Empire, B'way & 40 «t.; Em 8:16, Mat. i'owelK, I tic Orlnndu Urotliors. and thesolo by Mrs, Harden, aided by the lirlvcd of any of !tH aimr"" " "" THE INDIAN BANDIT Sat. only S:1B—Moudo Adams In "The or ex- Hoisvomiey family, Si>eclal features women's voices, was a feature. The Legend of. Leonora." an: tlie JllkoMil troupe of llusslan ent. soloists were Miss Ottllle Mactlonald, Forty-Fourth St.—lives. 8; matB. Wod. "Tin- Dummy" ou^lit lo Ijccomo ]»uim- flan'cr.s. \Valter Allen'H herd of eullca- ft tiat. 2 p. in.— "Tho MldulBht Girl," lnr ill tlin Hudson Thuatru, If only for leu rh-i-Voii.t^, ii!,ii,v,!u-: Il^od and Her-of Elizabeth, soprano; Mrs. Robert IN FIVE ACTS AND 227 SCENES with Geo. Macfarlnne.. W. Harden, contralto; Edward Tay- l-i.rtj-L-lislidi St., cunt of B'way; ev««. iho-rcuHon that It Is a product of such man GrlKRS, linrobuck marvolE. Oliiers 8:16, mats, rfed. & Sat. 2:16—"To extravagant and irruloBcont fancy. Ac- ore Captain Wesley's trained Seals. lor, tenor, anil Alfred M. Best, bari- Pay," with Buy standing. tually H 1H a fair (uunjile ol. tho fjiliem- Bcckman'u porforminir Bears, Sylves- tone. The chorus was as follows: Fulton Tbeatre, 461H St. west of B'way; ural kind of plays, ingeniously con- ier'a Dancing Ponies and manj" too evea. 8:20: mats. Wed. & Sat. 2:15—trived yet without ulsttiiB'Ulslwd h- other may behold these habitants ot the Mrs. Arthur Rowland, Miss Grace LISierfy Theatre, W. 4!d St.. near B'way, melo(lra!ii;itic comedy—lo coin a phrase jungles nml Bee with their own eyes the PRESENTS evea. S:l&; wed. & Sat. mats. 2:15— —lu kcel'tlif? tile humorous ."Itle of their splendors of this raisnty show. Hubert, Miss Orlola V. Davidson, Mrs. "iiady Vv'lndeuuire'u Fan." story aluajfl lu tho fore. They know R. P. Eastman and Mrs. M. S. Ben- how to make criminals lunlislntf wltli- nett. From Methodist choir, Mrs. tjoiigacre, -isth St., West of B'way— ATTIUCTIONB AT THK Eves. 8:20: mats. Wed. & Sat. 2:30— ,nlt Klrtrlfyinpr them, and they havo tilt: L. M. Pearsall, Miss Harriet Pearsall, lifippy faculty of cstractltif^ from an ps- LOCAL PIJ.VYHOUSUS. "A Pair of Sixes." Miss Helen Penrsnll, Miss Robinson Lyceum, H'way & 35th SL—"Jerry," citinB ulluntion a thrill that eonws Billy's Bungalow with Elllle Burke. liaml in Imnd with a lau£h. Thin, In Tho special feature at the Wcst- and Mrs. \V. It. Davles. Lrric, Evea. 8:16, mats. Wed. and Sat.fuc(, U tlu> new wonsJillon which "The llelil Theatre tomorrow (Thursday) Tenors—MemberB Westfleltl Choral 2:16—"The Jted Canary." is tho presentation of the famous his- Society, Edwin Beebe, W. J. Morgan, Maxlne Elliott'. TIi«»ti«—"Help Want- Dummy"' produce**—(lie one. too, whlcll A Three Act Comedy ed." will lu-lp lo uiuihor Ibeir new piece at torical drama "Sitting Dull," the Jr., Oliver W. Hall, A. B. Mallerfert, MnnhHttnn Oiipm llinme, 3ith St., near the Hudson for some time to come, Indian bandit. There will bo live S. K. Carr and L. B. Dennlston. From Sth AVQ., eves 8:15, mats. Weil. & * * * acts and 22 scenes shown. Methodist choir, Charles E. Apgar at the Slit., SMG-^-'Otniir tho Ton! Maker." I'laykouae—"Thr Tklnro Toat rooat." For tho Playhouse on Thursday a and Edward Parker. New Amsterdam—"Sari." Palace, B'way & 4T St.:Dally Mat. and On Monday evening thei 100th Ne continuation (tho sixth series) of Uaases—Members Westfleltl Choral Eves.—Supreme Vaudeville, Vork iKirfurmalieo of "The Tblnt "Adventures of Kathlyn," will bo Society, \V. H. Orr, J. B. Cutler, C. St. Paul's Parish House Too I'lajhuuae, 48th St., East of B'way; Tliat I'ount" was wlvea at the i'lay- »ves. 8:15; mats. 2:16—'Tho Thing given, and on Friday a presentation B. Kellogg, Alfred Atkins, E. W. That Count." hi,um with tho certainly that thin of Daniel Frolimau's play "The Day Harden, Alexander Hunt, Jr., W. M. play will pans IU 200th repetition be- TWO NIGHTS ••Hucna, 39th Bt., Bot. B'way and Sth of Days," with tho noted actor, Cyril Simpson, Lloyd Meyer and Raymond Avo., eve's 8:46; mata. 2:39—"Marry- fore withdrawn! for tho hot weather Scott in the leading part, and for ing Money." period. That Its fnnio lms travelled fur Miller. Skukert Tfeeatrt, 44th Bt.. went of is indicated by the facl that the Saturdny a real comedy—"Traffickers At the close of the oratorio the "The Belle of Bond Street," 'with on Soles." Uuby Dealys anil Sam Bernard. ^nnized holel men from ail parts of Westfleld Choral Society presented THURSDAY, APRIL 30. FRIDAY, NAY I the country, assembled early last Alfred M. Best, the organizer, until 3816 St. Theatre, near Broadway, evea. wcok In New York fiir tlielr aimual 8:20; matB. Wed. & Sat. 2:20—"Too You need not be an "ad writer" to recently the director of the- society, For the benefit of the Parish House. Many Cooks." iventlnn, selected "The Things That uso these columnB, State your wants with a handsome sliver loving cup. Wallack'a B'way & 30th St.; eves. 8:161; Count" as the only play to lie viHltod simply, tcai abo^e all truthtuSly. Or tnat». Wed. & Sat. 2:15—"Grumpy, ' daily, iind attended Monday night's with Cyril Maude and London Com- telephone this office and the clerk performsinee in a luidy. Khnlliiiiy, i\s The Ijtader ia the Shopping Guide TICKETS .... - 50 CENTS pany. win write your ad. Ceat-a-'word ads the regular Kprilli? lnlluji to New for Union county. Read tho adver- Winter Gardea—60th St. and B'wty.; \'ork from distant parts progresses, are tha biggest little investments you At Frutcliey's Pharmacy or from mombera of the "KB." "The Whirl of the "World." the bnx onk-e (it tin? riayhouae Is in can make. tteementa carefully. * * * receipt of n firowinu volume of ad- FOR TUB WEEK. vance orders for seats to Ue set »»Ule pending the urrival of patrons wlio Metropolitan. Iiave iieeonirt famtllHr wltli the qiliili- Tonight—At 8. ruielnt's "Tosca" In tlea of the drama tiir'tu^h report. HlHl Italian (m-venth tlnm], by r'amtr, desire to see It for themselves, Hraflau, CIIIUNO uutl Seoul, I'ohu-eo * * * Thursday—At S, WIIKIHT'H "Liiilcn- Krln" In Uerniim (Blxlh lime), mini? by FremntuJ. llum.-r. Heritor, Ili.ilU ami Mrs. Oliver II. I'. II. Inn,i,t I:m!,,rarn "1'nclnj." Frlda)—At S, VOKU'H "Ald»" in Itiil- Til,, ereiit iiUereal tluit ,\eu York's Inn raoventll tlmu). aunts l,y l»-»tliin, 100 lum nv'noed In "Tudaj." nuw In ila Obor, Hparkcu, Hinr'.ln, Ollly nml ltiilh- seventh month al thfj 4Sth Htrcel The;i- FRIDAY, APRIL 24 !er, with i'nlncco conducting. ti-e, New Vvn'K, han \w\--w one of Uie Hofurduy \t 2, WruTa "l.a Trov- munv reiiHiiiis contrllnlttnij lo Uie j>ri,- DANIEL FROHMAN presents lata"iti ifiilhin f fourth time), with Hem- iotiKi'd run of "Ihe vital rind vivid pel, Maubourf,', Criatalll and Amato. in :Irutn,i oi Ut.'- lia elori, tmvlllK to do THE NOTED AMERICAN ARTIST tlie cant, l'oluccij fo enmlurl. Kvn- wllh (he exi.iTlnu-1-n of a ),IIII,K mar- rle.l eoulil,., Kuddenly denied Hie luv- (Jailskl and Helper. urlea or Uf,. by 111,, huslneds icVTISeH CYRIL SCOTT * * + • ( llu liu»l.«n,). is, ,,f pitrticulur appeal :.' xoclely. Thai ».,cl,.|y ,,i,l,,i«,, ,t» Aalur—«<•»<• lleaulr Kkoi,." -IN- slay i« tiVl,!,!!,-,,,! liy Mrs. ollvtr H. \\ 'Hat lai-.rc ,,j i,,ji9 tmtvnnlli- thhiK, I!,'Ira,,m, after nil,, nml Mrs. Ktiljv,-3- Candy - Hungry the Jirotulvviiy tils!,,, in PO sqiiiinOy im;t inl l*i«h IIH.I tvltm-saixl a iniitiiieu p.r- by Itonnoltl Wnlf ami Ctuuinlni; l'utUvv-\; fnrniani'i', niul who miya In |mrt: "I Appetite for candy is "THE DAY OF DAYS ill tliRlr new mtissh'sil comely, "The < H11I41 ntnlfit,. llu. phiywrlKhls upon Haauty.f!li«|i," ami the nunspiifco tlicj lllclr lirllllam runri'iilloli. the niannKn- normal and natural. It FOUR PARTS JiavB wrluoii IM HO Hucrt^srul an u meut of thi.lr wlsilom in eiioe^injv tin' Vehicle fur liw bt^HI t>( luiymnm! llllrli- pllll; ami. nliove all. the mdriultd rraii- should be satisfied. The, Jinny for their ltltelli|!.i nt liitiriut^i- txxly needs sugar, and TOMORROW—THURSDAY, APRIL 23rd |.lec« whlrh has Ju»l arrlvrd may ennlly tlun, tlir-lr arlisllc mid rcalUlli- IKM-- decomo an nil sutumer iini-U'iit at the Irai'al. and their unusual Intent whleti candy supplies it in its Amur Tlu-atrp Tlw i.iily t,l,j.,,.|liin to was always lu ovlileitre." SIXTH SERIES—ADVEKTBRES OF KHTIJ It OB a hoi w,.«lhor »lin»- l« thai It is most delicious —and itfeuly to cuus... ii loo dual uiiTtlun or ht'iiec bcni'iicirtl—form. "THREE BAGS OF SILVER" tlm rlnlMtii. Itnporlant features of Dm great Hlmkesp^are memorial ct'l^lmttlnn al It must be good candy, Wlum Bueb j»iinialng ecmctictlons i-an tho Watule of tha hard of Avon lu Cen- Iw iirncurcid at home It l» a.irrrlalng tral l"»rlc Bill b« cunirltiulpit by Orace of course. SATURDAY, APRIL that no many of tlio tnutlciU comnils Im- tk'orne. rniii Siolwrt Mnntnll. Uls« 1 JirKUrlui rontlnua to gu ulrroad In (Jeor«e It) to refits upon tills occasion !»»rr.li of thorn. "The Ileauly ShciD" not the htmlHifuNy yalhgtle, apnpeh «f 'T1AFFICKE1S ON SOLES' only compiles in every way with our Qiieon ConniancB, lu "KIMI? John," NOT A WHlTi; SLAVK riOURr; ieil, » coimilv in il-ii-" l«tt native Mtuu of ostrHVuttant fun, h»t upon the lo«» ot I'rlnr.* Arthur, «n,J ill Sl» anonUnpilr ami Inrrawnl artlnn Mr. Mdntdll will d»llvi.r ths fainuii* It ti^ ttf* ftom all tiat'o of having l>««n matlon of Mure Ahfoiiy Willialu A !nti'1« ovrip u* m^ta<1lpn tnav nnl »'mr IJiitity Is »|r0 (halnimn nf m« i!«ii!.u fi> altar height*, Imt !l« ««ir» la u« tlva eoiiunllteti for the eelahrtMlon Bonbons Chocolates tMrt«fiil am] tiv&ly na HK h^t«ds r«o;u(rft« Tlw inln of Ilin'tur ttuiM, Irilo whlrli ¥ •* + and other r.nndies ore pure Mr tlitoli,^. k (••!• '|t,fj|,fil, ai> (athn, VAVOHV1U.H. it mi lii-sli ns tlte. llowcn, l« the In* Hint lm» r/iiiu hl> »n>- ulnee mid ilii'y tiflvn n distinctive tlw dun of "fhe YrtlifccH rnuatil," lie II. V. K*lth>» I'.l.c-. Iian iMit hint* thRIl |ii» »tiar«i tit «(>• Mi t|uttlity tlwt Hj>pes»l# to tlw downs In hl» hainrflouM liratifh ftf lh« All lui«»(tliin oven! *«•!( ia M-fiiiril lassln, the aii(.»«u.n,u n( uu. ivilliti. THE WESTFIELD PRIVATE i»tah« Mi»^««iefi, iiul Mrlmt fia ti^flm- W«> liavn « wide variety l tilm who har of «fe*« to suit civ«ry In tin vet» firai unk of minlral c«m*«!' i-iitr a« TRENCH «>." h, » Kl {fr • * Untt.' »IU ClIMfl Mr Rolu.lt »i*«l xfi. f»altir« '"tl.» In rharjjf of Miss Philip and •IMF, Ufsll cllrl" Uiv of thti di wwleum* Mr tf*e Frutehny Py ^!.,,,!!-,, ,,i.#!i]l,.»« r..r, Rim ami Brad Si.. Miss Hittlinwny, now in •ses- Rntoidtti rmnalii tn sion, will reopen for thc/«i// term October first. Pupil* Itnaliiati*," whit t, |» >,»|,t «m>8 hy ilfty be enrolled now for the I'niil tl • * • trrn In nd«rg arten and primary ot

"*"«»« Wl»*Hwt" t>tw »f Urn Kt»i« grades, 1, II, HI, IV, rf^lieNtfMt t-nm^'lt »«iss »»##«! of thff »»B,,K, hotda jtie !>«ifil« »«f (H« tal. I'rlReS ^I'lrfS flfA ^f|lr»« fhUr SB--, if |bo t»«»li mm M«l'»( »»4 paint T»H»f«*r» i» ih* fhttt rout » •It* « m»t« IMI. IMSI fesmii,* ()»# •(». !•*» »»*** tttttt iltrhnl Is * »l*r NuwiBf a««t *fi««)i |.» W*i>M fr*t»»»til »»» • • •» «pkMi ifm!nm that i«*t|i«f*» «|4 t**h- (all, I'!!,,., ;«„» f iht »»ln« MUBH! I Wimr do you need In the line? We print ft! IJislSliSipiiiBlPiSllBlf THE WKPTPISLD if the WUBqn 'iui3;)Ie£doD bmlliosi Misa Eleanor, lilto a good daughter, bas regarded the Tvisbes of her par- mta and will not iavs the "fuss and MillttUll, tlll^ I'ht.'ltlllflillllOIlt tH leathers" Ble so much -wanted. We u Mountainside ttnEB TO HER CHUM .ave not hoard yet where they will tin' ony win-roil* >mi oim ol^Uu- pend their honeymoon, but It is pro- Jl!SS SINGER. A Oa Monday evening H, R. "Welch tho fmull) > mvi-riKi) HI:EH >5gg Rolling"—What It is and umeti. It "win be in London, as she, aud a Humbor of tho membeta of the lurchased * steamer trunk in New i. pretty home wedding tooli place IUIII bo ccrtiiln of tlio Kind Hint Wimt it Means ta Children Methodist Boys' Club visited the Moantaiustde chapel Hoys' Club and WlH bo proiiounceil u "winiu'r." of the Capital suent & moat enjoyable «vealiig. Tiso TUe boya played games tuui listc«e*i Likowiae In whlsKks, »Iu':s, <»u ^ »,. uvnu». iney win doubtless """' "»"»""«•. MICS Kime tsingor, ue- to aevtii'al good speeches by their HUE WILSON WADDING NEWS re entertiihied by U. S. Ambassador <:am<) lho brt4c of William P. Morris, leaders. A r«tura visit to the local eonltnls, brmutlcs, nl""- »'*«.—• .'agf and Mrs. Page and be presented ot Gcrl»>*on, Pa. Miss Blslo Singer, boys will ha made by the Mouutaiu- wo miUutnln our pi1cr» »t tho at court and will receive all the at- a BlEter ol tb0 bride, was brldes- ie neighbors in tho near future. i, D. 0., April 21, 1914. lualt an( lowest level ami gtinrntttft.' our tentlon which was shown her sister '' i Harold Morris, ol Scr&u- The Willing Workers will hold a |iij"ie»r Dolly: Mrs. Sayro and her .,,husbandmu, . toa, l'a., a brother ol the hrlde- quiiUty «8 being uiK\*(iIei!. gl00m was May dance (u Mountainside Borough Fj j^ow jou will be interested about Miss Eleanor hB8 uhowa unusual . best man. Tho wedding Hall 011 Friday evening, May 8th, at L "Egg Rolling" on Easter Mon- discrimination aud tivsto i•n th•o selee- - marcli was plaed by Mrs. Evastus o'clock, Stago leaves Broad and i our city. Possibly jou will ion of her wardrobe and will go once Kim streets, Weatfiolri, at 7:30. ,r what that is, yrell it is a CUB- igain to New York to complete her Tito ceremony was performed by liar t0 Tho Star Circle of Branch Mllfe hoo p«:a Washington I under- pure liases. the Hcv. C, J. Greenwood, imator ol ajitl will have an all-day hand, but how tho idea originated Lovingly, FLO. the First Baptist church, of West- boo at the chapel on Thursday of 'e geoms to know, Tho Preai- fleld, and took ^ uudov a canopy this week. All tho ladles living hi always opens his beautiful OC-VIi KllWCUISP V.\TITV "' ""lnlS aml UllcB arranE«l 1» the U10 vicinity of tho chapel are In- S. SCHLENGER ignjuuds to the public or rathor to ^L.i.i (II,I.UBIM,IAKII opening between the reception hull vited to attend. The officers of this 7 Elm Street. Telephone 269 Westfield, N. J jj,0 juvenile public, as no grown por- A GREAT SUCCESS, and parlor. The bride was gowned organization aro nn follows: Mrs. i admitted on that day without w!litu 8llt| m s In spite of the threatening woath-:'" n trimmed with shadow Simeon Simpson, president; Mrs, II. OBDBRS DBMVKKED FROM 8 A. SI. TO 7:80 P. M. s cilld, as *t is purely Children's or, ono hundred enthusiastic rnem-'laeo mii P*1"''". wearine a tulle veil h, Parkhurst, vico-prt?f^tk*nt; Mrs, pav. Easter Monday this year was •jers and friends of the Equal Pran-: an(] earri(!(l a shower bouquet of Eldou Doera, secretary; Mrs. Ray s iost beautiful day, anil hundreds vhiae League celebrated its flrst bMo roaBS- Tll« bridesmaid was Benjamin .assistant secretary; Miss little ones were seen wending their birthday at the home of the presi-' K01''110'1 in blue silk trimmed with Hosio StUps, treasurer; Miss Susie ij towards til© President's houae as dent, Mrs. P. E. Sturgis. Tho olec-1 ^f^ I"™. She carried a Pleraon, assistant treasurer. Tho dl- of pinlc carnations. The bride was .rlj at 9 a. ni., most of them being tlon of officers resulted as follows: roctresses aro Mrs. 30, V>. MlUet*. glveu In marriage by her father, John sseompanied by older persons, and President, Mrs. V. E. Sturgis: flrst chairman, Mrs. Chns Sorter •ft'. Singer. and :,[ yjj really amusing to ace tho lit-vice-president, Mrs. J, P. Van Riper; Miss Bu^ltt Viersofl. hiisiness schemes, some of the Following tho wedding ceremony THEQUALiTYBOOTSHOP second vice-president, Mrs. Arthur The BtWo class of Branch n reception was held. Guests were Mills well boys would resort to, to earn Rule; third vice-president, Mrs. F. chapol will meet this Wed present from Garwood, Cranford, Mils money; they -would actually W. Smith; fourth vice-president, night at the lvon\e of Mi*. Chas. Hoaclle, Elizabeth, Westfleld, New- eat ibemBDlves out. They would Mrs. W. F. Hasslock; fifth viee-rjresi- Fwiiyh. The Mountainside Bible ark, PlainBeld, Scrauton. Shamokln, fitch doi»n the street, and when tlent, Mrs. J. 0. Clark; sixth vice- class will meet Thursday night at A Week End Special Plymouth, Ornnge and Washington, iw an older person approaching president, Robert Johnston; record- the homo of Mr. Colcrtfga Bobson, D. C. The bride was the recipient Tan Scout Shoes—Boys and youths regular $2.00 at a child, they would Bay, "I'llIng secretary, Mrs. J. H. Hunt; cor- on the Now Providence roaU. Satur- ol many handsome presents. After on in for 10 cents." They responding secretary, Mrs. R. H. Col- day aftornuou at tho reeidoftco «f a trip to Niagara Palls Mr. and Mrs. $1.69. Men's regular $2.50 at"$1.98. ,,„„,„ b« gtad to get in, and tho lit-lins; treasurer, Mrs. E. B. Proiidflt.,,, SIrt*. 0. F. FMorson, at 3 o'clock, will JtoMorrivl s svl1will1 residcsUce with tho bride's IDs fellow would bo glad to Blip n After tho business was transacted j ' f ' bo tho business mooting of the Faith- Women's flexible welted Kushion Komfort Siioes, 1 rcnU m Nort uenue, Garwood. jjime Into his pocket; Occasionally a most enjoyable timo wna spent j "' " " ful Workers Society of 11 ranch Mills to police »t tho gate would recog- with unisic, speeches and social hour. chapel. patent and dull, kidney heels, regular 3.00, special ftbe the eiubrio RocHalellow ami Mrs. McHerviiiu, of Cedar street, was Mrs. E. J. Newton and Mrs. M. .1.the {iucst uf friends in Staten $1,98 Saturday only. Get them while they last, spoil ill iis fun, but they would sen- KejnoUls Ka\e interesting tallss fol- naliy do a thriving business befors island and Hallway last week. WE DO PRINTING lowed by a most exquisite interpre- Mrs. (!eo. RockUKe 1ms returned EXPERT REPAIRING bttng dsscotered. When they got Sn- tation of Chopin's K Minor Waltz by aje the grounds they continued their home from a visit in Philadelphia. Miss 'Winifred Barr -who gave as an William Kelly and sister were tlio iney-nrnktag scheme by "picking encore "Beverie," by Florence B. :s." The way they would do was guests of Herman Koerner, of New Gale. MrB, Watts recited her origi- ark, on Sunday. ERNEST T. HAND approach a child with a dainty nal po«m entitled, "Woman's Wea- THE WOMAN et well rilled with gaily colored Tlie Garwood (juus defeated the CLARENCE T. BROKAW, Mgr. pon," which was greatly appreciated, Fun wood C. C. nt Panwood on Sat- .,,.. sad say, "Waut to pick eggs?" lirs. Paul Peckbam, in costume, ren- urday by a scor** of !) to S. "Tho Up-to-Data GOOD HEPAI«INC \QQ Broad Street ifsgteed to they hit tlie ends ol the dered the tollowlug songs in such a IN THE CASE tiro e(g3 together, and the one which Dan Snyder, of Spruco avonuo Shoe Store" PHONE 76-J Westfield, N. J. finished and artistic manner that wus tho week-end guest of relative! |8t« broken becomes tbo property ot thoso present Celt well repaid for if slii> didn't think a lot the other boy, and as these older 1 in Washington, N'. J. coniiu ;, 'Faithful Johnny," "Jock's The second annual bail of tin 3rogp€cttTe multi-millionaires aeefti to Hafceldcne, and "Annie Laurie." of you slu> wouldn't, wniry SnderstaHd the knack of breaking l/niforiiieil iiiink, Jr. O. U. i\. Si. The leaguo'h sucenfis is not due WHA held Friday evening at Tun vim at all. tkeeggi thej frequently earn enough alono to tho very many able, capa- fat a jood square meal, or they sell Hall, and proved to bo a decidoi ble women workers, but to that success. 1'rofessor Smith's orchrs Will sin* think any less of I SUMMER TIME Beir gains to another. Nothing like noble Christian woman who has jancg: a head for business, you see, tra, of IJllzabeth, furnlslied tho mu- you if you show how imieli £ Is the the time when you want your clothes well pressed, been ro-eloeted president. Some sic. Over ? 100 was cleared wliich , the Uttle ones with their small adde $ Whynot take advantage of our valet system. $i,5othomortth prominent women In town will bo used to purchase uniforms you think of her liy doinif nil *•* keeps your clothes cleaned and pressed. Think it over ami joiksts aiteil with highly colored thei rnames to the constitution. for the members, ftgEs, rabbits, etc., certainly do have you eim to (issiirc h«r that •t* call us u|). Mrs. Kos0 Conover anil son, of jg Sue time, there are no restrictions slio will always have th« to th«j can trample clown all tii« VOCATIONAL TALKS. Locust avenue, hiive returned hoirto jpisi they want to on that Hay, and On Thursday last Mr. c. A. JSoem- nfter s|icn(l!iiK the past week with uc»'ssitios of life! New York Tailoring Co. ,*» A . QOLDBEKQOLDBEKdd I', I'l-oprlslol r i&ej have a merry ttme roltlns their t'l" gav« a mast Interesti/iK talk In the relatives and friends In Newark arid Wediawken llelelsts. t 102 BROAD STREET Tel. 436 WESTFIELD, N. J. tegs down too many little hillocks Washiuglon School on "Typewriting You can wait for lici' to Mr. find Mrs. Alfred Deremer, of NMch adorn tho beautiful grounds. Salesmanship as a Profession." To- iisl; l'nr this protection or |K coarse the grounds aru a sight af> morrow Mr. It. 11. MUldlodltcn, of Ci'isK-r litrcct, are the proud parents r the children's party is over, but th(^ Middlpilitch Compaiiy, of New o! a buy bora Holiday morning. you can timkc it umu'Ci'ti.iui'y Jiilili Jivauiliai, o( Jerwy t'lty, eno seems to care, however, it York City, will talk on "Printing for her to ask. 8TOHI-' CLOHlvS HATUItDAYB !> 1*. M OTIIKR DAYS 0 V. M. -tw niont live hundred dollars tt and Kleetrotyp!n£." has been lho guest of Mrs. Otto M U in proper slinpe again. Tiu Kkmim*>r during tlm past wick, Whioh sliiill it IIDJ Mrs, Kthor Cravvford, of Nfnvnrli, pirme kami plays for the little folks S Cl.Ult KIJCCT. tiiej eat thoir lunch, frolic U fomn'iiy nf this town, NVUH UH? RU'>i;i r heart's content, and generally At a repent nioetiiu: tif the Bank* of fslvtiiis 1HM« >*fttrdy. p borne about 2 o'clock it happy but Club of WVBtnelil tbo foliowliis iss Lorvttii Hums will bo ^1 wero elof.ti-^ ;is officers for tin Ml t(Mft uf t\ tlaht't* to tw tH'id tired lot, The colored eleinimt Siulng year; J' W !u.t!no Hutu'/duy WtMHU^, been so much in evidence l;Uyh Johnston; vScpvScppvesidi'ist- . 11. B. bis Mr«. A. Htul >"c DLiLilllVrj prompt *nd Careful Attention Y of our nest citizens prefer talc- 1 th ^ 0 § secretiiry-tTPUSiirer, <", W. CU?!.. Matia^quftii. is th $w ( Telephone 5800—Mftrket—Pivo Five-Hundred tk«lr little ones out to the? riemi ^orihy. At the in«:tlug 11 was tlc ruu!li'M\ Mrs. It. M. Hull, of Willow .Box 333, Westfleld, N. J., ffiul grounds surrounding the- Zoo tiiltd to postpone (ho Hfupof.Hl him or no eoloivd peoplo are allowed qut't until soin<' future tUUe, (JCQ. oriiotw of Cedar 220 Broadway, Now York. 'resident seenrally MIIH>B on n^Bt of tjIt* nlHtcr Mm. « the porch to view tbo lmjip: \VJ«-btflflt!. tSiiiiday Life Insurance plus Service, !^?(i, ljuf, tills year ho was kf'pl n»i II.,, LcotliT 1« the Hliopiiini! (fllli Mr. I ^JrH. Puvfd You Will Certainly Be Sure to Welcome : 1 ")-«< In Ms ollico to lake th« Mine. !,, aioli county. l tin* iidvi. CVdur p.fr(H.'tf wvrv tho |ju* '**t** of Phono Vi'll. f^t at 2:30 lie slopped for u short \\\i'» in Hfliiwfty on Sunday. tow to i:rt-i-t about a thousand vialt- H school (;lrl« inn) Ijoya frdiu rcrraiianraf«5r«t!fir^a(ifatiryfu^nrreru^iifBraa ^isftls ami tln-y wero (It'llghtrfi i' Another Silk Dress Sale wbiti,iibdbiyjk.#ipJb/dM• l>r. and Mrs, llarvny W. Wiley About two hundred, be&ntiful Silk Dresses that were '*!'« 8"'-nr made tn sell at from 15.00 to 20.00, special '•''i ttw-ir i)i. mile "I'uro Vnod" or 1 Shirley Sc Johnston's tomorrow »t 10.75

Hi'iii'ing »[' (!>»' gif-nt suiH'BBH w« hiul with our Kilk Drt-itx Hiilu lust wi>ck a li'iuliiiff iimnufni'liii'iT iifTori'd to let us linvts 'Ml ilrcssew lit n big roducilion if wo Oould dispose of tliBin in « »ali« m rapidly us «•j{»irtly UKKIO, built ujmu tliti Ititcgt tttitt ino»t up U»4lu>-m»Mit.« slylw, in »|»lemiiiJ quulily IIH'IPOM, tttfTclw, i)l«ir> and olmngMblfli w«pe tie flhliw*, tmmt iil»B«litg ifralgn* in pririlwd fuultrdu *nU luffctfls, (trcmutii fur nvening tind iluy wt'iir uml lieanti«« they are, ewy 4 *V n |S i;mnl mill fiiMii'-'inlili- riilnrj npi'i'iuilj (irii'i i! nt. *>/• • KM

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"La B>lvift" UorwU >M I'.sniillml i-ssi>ijii( KI» rWKMMURK VAt.UM «« t>»Sf«- ««.(( It nil hilt !!AtiKri,'i, Mr >>tm rtht itititwutP, ft w»* #««< JOHNSTON imtes. Tis wtfjiilB^ L. 5. PLAUT d CO. l»W!#*4 r,tf It »« 7M TO 721 HROAIJ ST.. NliWAKK. N. J, I>EATH OF MBS, 080BOB W»B. o'clock E»ains BWJJI, 3 WILL WORK FOR HOSPITAL tenus, firanlord, open teily, Mm. Oeorgo Todd, widow of the p. m.; Sundays, 3 to 5 p. n., where Item MI 1 Committee Appointed at Meellntf late Ckorgo Todd, died at St. Kliza- all Christian Science literature can ba Mnmtny livening Will Push beth's Hospital, Elizabeth, on Sunday obtained. AH are welcome. Wort Along. evening after a short illness. Mrs. ENJOY BANQUET Todd Is survived by one sister, a resi- (•illJIlCH VVOKKKKS GIVE SKETCH On Monday evening Mrs. D. F, dent of Brooklyn, The funeral ser- CLEAN LEBIGH COAL Town Officials as Guests and Collins, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Devine, vices will be held thl3 afternoon at 2 "Paul Eevere's Hide," a war-time Mrs .Anderson and Mv. A. Bockman, o'clock from her late home on Dow-sketch, was given in a very credit- Speakers Praise Work of Elizabeth, attended a meeting Held ner street, and will bo conducted by able manner by the members of «... WELL SCREENED fa the Knights of Coluiabus rooms, Kov. Dr. Steaus, pastor of the First Luke's A, 11. E. Zlon church tot of Men on Elm street, and made- a plea fo Presbyterian church, of which the Thursday evening for the benefit of. aid In ratelng funds tor St. Elizabeth's deceased was an actlvo member. In- the church building fund. The Hospital In Elizabeth. terment will ho mado in Folrvlew, characters of the sketch were im- "HORSE DRAWN" NOW—? The amount nece&sary at tljo pres- personated by C. B. Jon«8, Mrs. Ella ent time is $100,000. ?62,0OO oi Boss, Daniel Wright, Dewey Thomp- The words "Horse Drawn" on tlie which will be used to cancel tlio pros Christian Science, son, Miss Ruth Thompson, James mefttt carflB at tho First Annual Bun- ont debt of the Institution and tho Gunn, Miss Cora Keys, Miss Theresa quet of Truck Company, No. 1, hold First Church of Christ Scientist, balance is to he used for improve Cranford, NewJersey.SiiringfieldAvc- Holden, John H. Jones, Fred Boss, J. at Kolly's Hotel on Thursday eve- merits that nre absolutely necessaiy. O. Plinton, Hobort Thompson, Burnet lilns last, furnished the speakers of nuo and Mlltt Street. Services Sun- Fathor Watkraon, of Holy Trini- day 11 a. m., Wtdnesdtiy evening S Gordon and Charles Ross. •the evening with an excellent Up ty churefi, and L II. Phelps, were and also brought out ttie fact that appointed a committee to start the the members of tlio fire committee, ball rolling. This committee will ap- as well as tho Mayor, were looking point teams and it is hoped that as forward to tho day when ' these the people ol "Westlleld use this hos- •words will not be appropriate. pital to a eonsldeiable extent, the The truck may bo Itorso drawn response to tho appeal will and a littla behind tho auto engines "worthy of tho tcnvn Scudder's Cash Marke at the fires tut tlio unthusiasm of tho Contributions aunt to tho olflco o£ 'tsifiniherg more than offsets thia lnclt tlio Leader will be ar-knowledgeu and 9 B'm Street of egulimionl. turned over to thn nioper authoiltics. The samo enUiiissiaism that marks The work of collecting ill Eliza- tlie work of tlio members of Truck helh i» iiroKiesstnK rabidly and tlio Company, No. 1, when on duty, was people of that city aro responding FISH FOR FRIDAY Lumber and Masons' Materials shown by the members of tho com-^euerrnihly to the appeal. mittee in clinrgeof tho banquet. (A LITTLE CHEAPER THIS WEEK) This committee consisted of Messrs. Arndt, Michel nufl JBuber, and they J'UKSUVTratlAN CHVIBCH Jit. Choicest Cuts of Beef, Lamb and Pork ^pore highly complimented by all on DKl'T. Ql'AUTHHIA' RM'OH'I. FOR OTHEH DAYS tho success of tlio affair. Honoi ltoll for Work Books Coiu- POULTRY FOR SUNDAY, Fire ChioE Decker was clioBen ileted—Marion Douglaa, Warren toastmaster. Tho (JMof made a Winter, yrnestlno Burinell, Arthur good toastmaBter, lie said what ho Uunnoll, Stewart Ciavonn. Janet War- thought, lie sairt tlvirt WestiMd Held, John Miller, Allen McDede, had as good a 1U« department as any tg-wu ia Jersey. That h© was proud Beatrice Darsli, Adrian WHCOJC, Janie of Truck Company, No. 1, and al- McLonn, Kathcryn Verlcnden, Julia though tho majority of the members Atonow, Vernu Gllby, Hos.8 ttibby, Iluth Morton, Donald MrDougall, RUGS HALSEYG WASHINGTON STS, wore new, the material was the best. Be then called on Mayor Evana, Herbert Qrown, Lucllo. Wlghtman, MADE FROM Ruth Uattcy, Kliznhelh Tlmberlnke, In his speech tho Mayor suld that larl DarBh, Enthcr MeDeile, Adole his on<* regret when he left, tho of- Windfoidt, Gortruilo Wittko, Stanley fice of Mayor this fall would be that Irving, William Drumpleinnn, Hugh the truck wae " horso drawn," but MrMlllan. OLD CARPETS he said the policy to kepp expenses down tad been adopted on account Honor Roll fur learning Matt 22: Write for Free Circular of present business condltione, and 116-10 and the Names of the Twelve this was tho only reason wliy tho Apostles—ltntli Morton. Lucllc ORIENTAL RUG CO., Hackett Street, Newark, N. J. company had not been equipped with Wightman Mildred Cairns, l^dia L'ol- tho modern auto apparatus it de- lins, Janfit Waillehl, Hilda Simpson, This is Housekeepers' served. Kllzsibeth Tlmlierlnke, bottle UiiRtr- t>r, Certruilo WitlKe, Chailes lMtrtii-r, He said that he witnessed tho ro-Ualph RchiU'or, Ilonahl McDougall, sponso to an alarm on TufR'lny eve- Herbert Uvosvn. Avthiiv JMerson, Al- ning last and that lie was proud of the quick action of the men and also exander Drunummi!, neniamin t'rav- "Opportunity Week" was glad of tho fact that many com- na, Warren Winter, Venia OHby, Kiutsfs, Just off the train, witnessed Jufia Moirow, Kuiatine Uunnell, ths (itiick get a\va>. Adeln Windfpldt and ElUnli«lu SinK- or, Kathrju Verloiiden, Anne Hevere, Assessor Penman told of tho early .Innie .Mcl^Mn, Hufcsell WcU U, Btew- One of the most meaningful of all the daya of the truck company, In art Cravens, Staulos Singer. 1E88 ha said if yon did not belong to the truck company you ww nut in i'erfe^t Attendamo from Jan. { to fifty-two isBaraberger's "Housekeeper's the social swim. Social comlttiona April 5 -Junpt Warficld, Ueatrlcc h&Ve changed In the last ten Diirah, Alice Mrlk'do, Julia Jlnuow, Opportunity Week!" This year we "With tho growth of the commuting Verna (Jilliy, Elijalieth Tlmberlake, public. He dwelt on the proposed KatherMi VcrleMden, I.i'iiegtiue ooMBilfiSion form of gONernm^ut and Flumiell, Hannali AleDedf?, Aitlnir have magnetized it with attractions too said, HA chnugo to ttenelH some numiell, Carl Darsh, Wiurcn Winter, would not benefit you, The present Hoss Oibtiy, Ilenjaraln Cravens. I.)- good to forego. There is not an item dajr form of government answers all nan Douglas, Charlfs Pilolier, Wln- Go Direct to Your Customers thft present day needs and th« needs tleld Thnrne, John Miller, Ilerl>illt itejiort: they stuck to him he would ntlck to I'rrftM-t AtU'ixlniM'o for 3 moittha Why not arrange for a telephone in your place of curtains, flatware, hangings—everything thstu end do his beat to get an auto —Mary Douglas. business and provide a direct route to telephone customers truftk wh^n timea permitted. i'orfei'.t Attfiuliim-e tor 2 months at all times? the thorough "Haustrau" is certain to Police CtJumtiyUmer Affleck, -Carolyn Darby, HiiHiiell App, l^hiinrt Ma«(ln iimi I^IKUI HrlnJt. Our nt-areaf Commercial Office will glndly give yon Councilman Wllrox mid Mr lluher, full iafarttintimi jiboiif telephone «<;rvff« for yout need after the cleaning. Every item is fot the committee, also nmde short IVrtvct Attenilnnro for 1 month- - place of business. Jii&i telephone, -write or calU addresses. Mary Dmiglas, l.nla Wllcux ami Jonas During tho dinner entertnlnntent lolH'. sound, fresh merchandise, up to the was furnished b> tho t linn hill Trio, including thuds' IMIJIUUS shiftera, WUHTV \ H««-I,\l, NEW YORK TELEPHONE CO. mark in value as well as reliableness. Woodruff and t'tm^i, ef Newark. "I'di-fitiy an a HorUU UiseaKe," Tlifm* nx*'ii w*i** MU the joh ev^ry 14-1* mtnutoAnd thvlt SUIMKK »ntl ralmri-t s (HtriHidtueii trout tho view- atuttta wcP' enif>i*d bv all iire^nt. int of chrlsHliin nieti at tho tuiou- F. W, "WAE1OCB, District Commercial Manager, TIIPJ had tlii» iu»e»t miif MU of lh« llli iinvllni; of IIH. MPU'H 1'Virulu in gegfcm fttid some ''m« Had UpjHMl ho First M. K. I'lnirfh Sunday. Tho 1S0S East Grand Street, Elizibeth, N. J. them off with a f, H loi.'vlhiua from rinses nf iicivurtv and how l,,.st to wftHi tlu'3 mm!'1 \w»m!"rful niaterial reat tho hr^fjnra who a^k for help for a wins.' er« di«cii8s«i. Amont; thn s|ieak- rn »(t Kt-llj, B,II tin btnl ever Mr. . It, limn and (•(null's Parker. I,, ~K#ily i"THii»Uh Biiiieiiiiti'inli-d HMJ W. N«fu« innjf n report « iiiu «•- «er»istt» npii a,i an<- »!is nll»w#i1 to Ion of thn Town council rfftardliiK Try Patrick's Special Milk L. Bamberger & Co. want for smihlMf. lia rf>i)i|cit of tho letgun lo linvo ^inonj* the f?ue^u wei« Mayor labor bureau t'«Iiiltll»lnRK, N. J. J_*»r.s, I'mmeilnwn Hohonateln, April 16, th« fornra will discuss j "WilrtH Slid ACilctk, Chief Defkfir, "Hlches." On the nveulng of May j ChM (XN.-HI mill Amcmai ('. JI. the uimnVfr* of thn forum will I FOR CHILDREN Penman. enjoy » party at the bomo of I'wal- Tli« Bftlvo IWIIIIH'H *nv aro li Nohwab, Aidmr delivered at your door the some day it is ;8i.!i!i)IH, !l|p)i flock, W. II, M. H. t» MKKT. Jimr, J V. drawn from a herd over BO per cent Concrete Curbing l i fl Woman's H«m« SU^Bto K*t>» " ". i' i •'• K Mli ho), Thorns* Miicltty of tli» 1'lnt J(. M, ehutch *, ne* F 1"H),P. K. A Warden, wt with Mr*. ('. V,. Apsar, of which nre Jerseys. Improves Property lwfl A, mm. KrMl iliiner. Frank "»rltoii pldic, Thursday »f|pi im Milter, Jt»ur> Mlil'M, 1'innts Si.ttln- nVIoi'k. The ifirn tfthtd A cmii-rctr i urb nt tin* rdjje of thn romiway or B M&yr ltpm>i»i> M*m!>«, William ytit nn Immigration Ti'!so>oriF« T«l, 68-R. wiUi< H iiitnc'ivt. It luiMa \\w n.n\ in jili.-;#- and lrci« Inn lint cwitrBl Itiousht mul thn the lawn owl. The wt.i!* h done costly (ln« Itmrf fora th« iiltlf. Yini cm m.ikt evttlaafing mnrrcir when ypu me ti th» (iftifn.1 Tlis ti>»i On ttuintity iiHitiilnp ifttrt th« !u HUB l» ihn "Now America," (Inn, Mtu ll»lnii r«)lin» will (it rim|it*r », t S"hn!'» (i.iiiiti tti,, llhlmu B!*O \V«laliii!» H m>nn»n *vpi frUflttTlrtMl AI,rHAr<*r"t'rthaa i- if > U Hnirj ,-*I«hl I It ; 'iiJ'W II .,,,1 i,r, iH.i,: ,i ,ijHl,(!-..-!) t. lilt, llll««l! .11! fin Hi* ! l'"MK'ti jiiilt»!,'«il, mnl tfBtfii hourly !(»«{ (Itiw tn \\t..tfi>ui "ly I'l'ncd H t"nr, I»*' . i"itl artl*f •

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CLEAN yovn FUKNARU SOW. J. S. IRVING CO. ADVERTISERS SPECIALS In. the May Woman's Home Coin, - paalon a contributor writes an in- DEALERS IN •;- , the edit o! n jrar'e slow a method for tho accumulation vents loss ot heat from radiation *^*% iiiiiiiierlptlott fer one &0efi£ where it is not needed, This ot %ff si A time. of wealth and therefore has beeu 98 1* tbe cant for two bookft ni « , N. J, Tli" WVstlk'lil HilllillMK «tul I .nan LEGAL NOTICES AiiMirlullon referred In (il.ove olter» H. P. MANNING IIOTKL8 AND BOABDJSO 11011813), is CWASCKUY or SE;W iPlumbing, Heating and Tin Work Urn on the iuvcatnwnt which Is very lienlrable. but nut 6t> iniportnut Hv virtue ot tin «ti <(< r <>f thr ut Clmnci'iy iif NVw Jt*rn».v Phone Ho. 454-M us m-rmiiy. 'I'lio nsjm intiim mi-t'U thf 'MM of ititt «Jnt*i hf*|-«'i)f, (it fl nionlMv i>n the UiSrii 'i'm-nlny. vaustf vvlicitvln < :>.up th- f;h.l>-f WSffiBk tr«.t.ttU»n*r inuS .r.iii, J^irnanU it» itihi ' ii t North Avenue Motel <1UM>IJ:K WflHT MX I.N 5 SUI IIISH III'I.UHII.ITI" TIU.U.N nf lure ii"s(, nr In dpfinilt th- !? -I MI (ur FRANK RECARBO h OM^t' wit) N- umt)v iiKnln^E MUI Tlitf Cliwidlef l.lKht Wet^l't HI* tfift ('hfllns-ll ,1 ah,*i! think ci'.t* iM- " 'i'hP ubi.'C t uf uaiU flijlt }tt lit (,i,t!Hli .i & Decor»tor (hr-rt'p fit ^iviirt-f ated Marct* sdth i HATliNT UWVI>I, WRSTflEU), NEW Umiohilii Club in Kchruary, R>'- COfilllNEl *• 303 Sfvcuih HI,, W«lilnetnnr 0. C yorts imliltahcd In Motor Agu 8WW that out of nisty-lwo utartam In tho HS K Uro#tt HI two oiiiy twenty ntiishetl(Illd . It North Av«nu» ¥/cslllold to be I'm most streiiiiuija t«>at for ichln® and ilitwr 0V*>r POST OFFICE WESTFIELD SHOE: \ double mipph (if lilts*' I''I(i«<'|- Semli iioltl Hi Kurop* bM'dusB of tba '*«t jiiir lmve liro>ti r«'t'iv<'i( tvt wrelchml tonditlun of tft« roftds lit A, I REPAIRING COMPANY j tlil» limn «f l"» y««f. Th« awejlsh a, m to motor pjipprii wlildi *ra jml ft* h»» Kmlrics »i B. BreiMl Strwt. ! . A!M. it full outfit ,.f c-viTJIliInK i-uvetvii * run of 795 inllea. Tt»' 'Wat wail 'li'om KMI»H -!;•», I»:J5 135 EAST BROAD STREET ll indow* »u f W'li", «lu«h yIMM «» WWP by ItwItwkhik K m Hi Utmif winter «U'i*« folltiworl by D, J, Bur*», Pnni. sl W« |l»« Y.Min( Am«rl BROAD STREET lm»vy rain Iml l»«lo t*« f«'l« ' K.»r M»w V«tl« t'till«()»l|ibl«. North. DHOICB WIN8, WQI/OttM ANW most loip»»««l>l<1. ^"l"W »' t«r is -an. 3 6i t nci, i ',« (i m !m per- imvi'l «nly '" • frf>l">Vi»tM r»tli«r V»r linlnSoSi*. »Si«i>» »n>( »»J »t»- •••»»*••»»••••»•*••*#•'»• ll»na ? HI * III 1 Vtt, (:»0 !• m «mJ 8# !ti»n |u mntnr r«r» 8»roi» ft th.< dtM«i llwt «o« RUwtrta I»l»lit, Hd»d i860 iitr* «nik •" «'"•»• '•» lh0 ">'"' 't)m t Ift ft n it t«»k •« »'»<•> ** *" *""«*»'" >iUl1 BJ(, U». Birth* Ernest W. Wilcox IJUWARD N. BROWN titpm i»u* NEW OIMTftAL rlr tit Director—fimbalmer nftj eight »t«H*f«, »M «•« thl» Hum her mily *l*ti*»H fl*W>«5, IH" <'li»»<1- mmt IIB «tl» »fc«i<»l I 44 1 S», 7 || sis til it !>, I'i 44 1' I KELLY'S HOTEL »*o, Mimtk. »!«, ***. ;1IS tiit,. i h Oak « «WK1«I Ck«iw1l»f wen «•" B »t M* jr«lm, 1M III, » it i»»», lt»|* >.iB Ji»M* W". UCt.t.V, •'••••I', (efHI, »o iw 8)1 «llt« H«il»WIHr Wrtl I'"1 <'hn*fll«T h»« J tt • 41 ' (S 1^ Jl ' M ' B>l»>it«i«.' 1 *i runt I* ie», i*«t a «..«»«» !»• ill. ««s »H>^ fdlIIb , 4V*T Hf , ^b-B AJ4 f&Jft UA HI, 4M Minin *\t |,lli Alexander Hunt i|i 16S i» mid »» » milrl

irt"« ^m!,I'"i?"l«"*.*'"'»»«l"r*"* f si. 21$ NORTH Tit TaBwng b. r« I f>li*.!«(i,i.i», » e«, « »t, f ll »f * 0*Donnell Bros., II IS 1, « , 1 (», » >K » *l * M '1* • »• Win H. Barton I Smnut. l\ to St. III »«» l»*l J W!||»|. l«. •» " J-.!,U4ti.'«.|. l|lr III «M I i-i . HOW AT •It *S ^ ?a p w « M wesirtvt I', >s. JI. voters are an independent lot and The only way to stop killings at 1HE WESTHEU LEADE they want the best system they grad crossings is to abolish grade can find. It will be well for thecrossings but the presence of a WEDNESDAYS Commission plan to be given a flagman and gates will be of some WESTFIELD, The Prudential has more iPHB AVESTFHSLD IMAItEH FRINTiN trial in a community like Orange benefit and will save some lives. AND PUBLISHING COMPAKV. for the test will be a fair one. c c c PRONOUNCED life insurance in force in WAI/FEH J. I.KE, Kdltor and Preside) In the meanwhile it might also Freedom of action and free speech •Q,:B. LEE, Vice-President and Secretai be just as well for some of the 1 are always, in New Jersey today than D33 'WA'U C. PEEK, Treasurer, towns that are thinking about GROWTH IN Too Much theory, a part of a AS INDEPENDENT NEUSI'AI'ER the Commission plan to wateh Free Speech, democratic form of at any time in its career, mVlAh PAPER for the and wait and see what it develops government, b n t TOWN OF WHSOTIIGU? (Alternate Years) in Orange. In those towns where there is a feeling spreading among NEW JERSEY BOROUtiH OF OAHWOOD and 1913 added thou- BUKOUGU OF MOIUVVAINS1UIS the polities are rottenest there the people of the United States and can be no real test of any type fficial Orjran of the New Jersey A*«o that there is such a thing as too sands to those already elation for I'ouUry Improvement. of municipal control, for no mat- much free speech. That the at- at the Post Office at Weatfleli ter bow ideal the plan may be if tempt to assassinate Mayor N. J., aa Second Class Matter. enjoying Prudential pro* its value is not given a fair trial. Mitchell, which was made last, Terms: week, ia the direct result of the $1.50 ft year In ndvnacej 3 vents a cop, c c c tection. It seems to he generally admitted unrestricted speeches of the 1. YV. Hates Furnished Up or W. agitators is not to be ques- Application, that the passage of Averted for the small Freeholder tioned for an instant. Telephones: Here was an ignorant weak- Editorial Dept a While. Board bill does not Business Office .;. mean that the coun-minded old crank who was in- Job Printing Dept ties coining within its provisionsspired to action by the inflamma- 1 attempt to adopt it at otice. tory talk of the 1. W. W. erowd The Prudential WEDNESDAY, APEIL 22, 1914 The situation in Union County is that lias been permitted to go on FORREST F. DRYDEN, President To tho Nowcoiuer—We welconi at present most satisfactory to unrestrained for a great many jou to WcaUlolil and ask that you coll those who are opposed to the bill, months in the streets of New on us, o." telephone on any matte York City. Those who have not pertaining to the town. Phone 407 or there is not much likelihood and 408. hat any attempt will be made heard the outrageous statements list noiv to bring abrmt a vote made by the leaders of the I. W. NOTICE TO ADVEKT18KKB. MVHlCAIi CONTESTS iuder the referendum clause W. crowd cannot imagine human Thoso desiring to raako changes In beings, men possessed of a heart IN THK SCHOOLS. 'their advertisements niuBt leavo their vhich was forced into the bill. Strantse, It Is not? and a conscience, uttering the The grades, first to sixth Inclusive, copy in this office NOT LATEK What might have been the out* will sing for their respective prizes at Way down In Miami, Florida, a ton* wi THAJf TUISSDAV NOON of each week blasphemy and abuse that can be oolc in this respect is easy to see the Washington School Thursday ami much larger than West Held and * j^ to insure publication. heard at almost every gathering Friday, May Slst and 22nd. Since I Got any 0 which Is almost deml eight months a y«* it any other time than at the pres- of men and women assembled un- tho Grant School captured four prizes Lome sites are brings $100 per front tmi. •nt, but there is not much danger And the lots are fl5 front by 300 £*#!. Another crisis lisa arisen in the der the standard of this new men-last year it is expected that the other Down In St. Petersburg, Florida* lots ait«8. hat the Democratic leaders in schools will prove that they can do history of the Uni- ace to the nation. Grit • lag at 373 & front inot, And tbe*e platpi m Stand by the ted States when iliznbeth will insist upon a test work of the same order, by taking nearly 1,500 miles from New York. Tliej- «n There may he no law to prevent away at least some of the trophies. dependent uptm winter resident people tor President, there must be 110ust ut this time when they have There aro also several new prizes. their tmccefis or failure. People do BQ! %tti. hesitancy iu sustain- ad unmistakable evidence of the free speech, bat there is a lawMrs. Verlenden lias presented a hand- fate to pay these bis i>ricen. ing the President. Every rea- mtimeut of the county outside irevonting men from inciting some foronzo plaque to the first WHVT other men and women to treason grades. Mra. J, B. Harrinaon and Simply l.romiM- tin- man brtorc them Net the sonable effort hns been made to £ Elizabeth. These leaders have Mrs. Sinclair have given a very large price. V(ihies are relative. avoid trouble with Mexico nnd the 11 of the burdens they care to and to murder and to destroy the bronee plaque to the sixth grades. President hns shown a spirit of without attempting to carry law of the laud. These agitators Tho prizes already owned by the ny more. would destroy all that is sacred in schools are a gold modal given to Von lvlll *ooii Nee thing* *t«rt up In Weitt- patience and forbearance that was tho Fifth Grades by Mrs. Frank fleltl* Some foolish fetlm* In f^olug; to pay not satisfactory to many of us at These JJemoeratie leaders renl- the land and would tour down the Sin Mb, ii beautiful bronze plaque pre- lvlint a K<"*<1 hume tlte tn really worth and times, but he lias met the situation :e that Ihey must light with all churches and the courts mid in sented to the Fourth Grades by the JIIPH (ithera ivtll feel sure they arc not being Weatiield Leader, and plaques of the "Htuck." lint arc ro« K means to evenings. oarry nut the campaign. Nome Fay—Mualn Stmly in Oermany. Mtos". Mary Davis la substituting limes there enters into Hie mind of c c c Fftis- Music Kxiilaiiiud. for Miss Carrie. Fowler, i\ teacher iu 'Him1 is oneui'iisurc iasdfd by l-'lntk—Orlcs nml Ills Muaic Silk Skirts nome men "Is the President right the third grade of tho (irmit School, 11(0 last session of Kinck • Son^a luul tiou^ Writers. during tlie absence of tho latter. iuhia stand!" fortunately for Fliii-k SuccoKD In Music and How A Step Forward, tin; Le^isliitun' till, he is right. It Is Won. AVKTSKI-i'llAl'MAN. that is n start in (Irovti—Dtt-ihort-n's Nino Sym- Silk Underwear A tjulfl Imino wedding will take C C Q riglil (lii'iTiiun ami while it pliico at tS::n) today when Ming A. M. (irosi1---Dictionary of Mimic anil is nut ill! lh;it il sluml.l he TIIK Chapimin, of 8toiiek>if;h I'ork, will Wi There is food f»r thought for Musli'luiM. those who an UOADKIi is Kmti-fiil that there li.',:ni!H> (Ii.. hrlde ..fcMr, C. Ii. Wel- Silk Hosiery | o|>- (JlhM her • Kturic's (if Kiunnim zcl. of l'taliilleld. The ce«-mnny 1 Watoh Orange, posing the ndopt- has liinn sitini fiwnlo'tiinj; ninng O|..'ru8. will li« performed by Ittv. 3. Allnut Gloves ion of the ('i)in- sf. linen. Tile Inn referred to Iii'tuif!90};- - prnted. iTusMiijrM. The re- Killil.lol- How to Listen l« Mu-atnl lirliltBinoni. Allor a wcnldlnt; Neckwear which adopted the Commission '.lireitient Ilia! proleeliim must sic. trip IIr. and Mra. Wctiel will Im.nt Mason - Uutd%> to Music, iiotiin at TOt l'nst Front elr«>t he furnished h v Itn- rnilroitds ii! Shirt Waists 1 and set aside its old form of mu- 4 Hrlmniflev 'MiiRltai Ainnlour. IMalnfUflil. nicipal administration. The vote de iTHKsin^ii mi lirst-eluss Kniltli••--MHBIC, HOW It. Cainu to be in Orange is siigiiiiiem.it for several ult in Miviiig ii iiiiui- Wliat It ID. Everything in Ladies' Wear roads will r .^mtllif.nt^ Hag Ugh Muuie, SOCfAIi AND WTIiHAHY »'IIH:i,l;. i Masons, but nbove nil ilihiKu i| IIIT of lives. I't'tot) Htandard Oratorios, Ttin Social Ami i.ttcrnry t'ircln of tlin I'lml Mottiodli.t rliui.l, n,, . ,|, nlnn'-a that ninny of ih" ihiiM in I'lij.jii :-!iit.,ihuit i^ijiiii.lioninri. r Hie IIIHI' IH iii>t fur ilistlilit ! ll(,liltiilly .-ill, ii.ii.,. i! HI .|, i,,,,,, , l !.tcn Woman In MiiBle. n t li'lllKrUl voli'M in |ll(> Slide of of Mm. Tl mnnd W. Mtinuy. mi I'nw- wln'11 the unide 11OI.MIIJ; will lie \\ni;iiiir Alt l.lfo mill Tliooil.'s Keiv .Irrncy \\n\v ciinllilcnci' in (I'-ct m !.•••!. Inut Kildni iift4-,ii(x.i, •illir.'ly liholUlieil mill ulieli Hint Kli'lu .Muiilr Mnxli'r Jl!8. (I. 'I'. Iliiir (Irllvi-rcil nti nddi.<«.i Phone Itid j.ri.visii.n.-i nf fnimniMiloii law. in.v coniiv, Hie nillrnnilii tlieni- r..:l• him (tivcn i-li.ui> HIIIIIV In itK ! liriiiK tliin olioiil W!> uumt Irn t'oii- Mi»t.8 rbolis ntul (Itiornl MIIHII;, TII1Q NATIIlNAI, Otlifr ImoH ndil«i.| nrp; Uiilineip.il prolilriiM mill if ttiej'jtelit with vlitlf e.tn lie iihtniii(. III'NUI, VAULT I hi* ri.tmiiiwi.tn l.liin iii-iinl !in|}»i , hi.Hcv-'r. ll|.ii1il AU. UNDF.BTAKE In (j,, 3Qtli Ul.llllt |m liril-'hli'-l ur-inlc I'I'.DIHIIIK tnliililii'i, III fnnll MAMi'Arri HI i, Hr {l% II. N. 4. in not with lint •li.in.mi IMI wilh WliiUM Art'i-nlliin an.! llur J'I-II I litn nl HIP jinlls. 'Hie rvs!-Ihn victim itiid tin: litvv uliimM If you • a lati'ful tlrivi-rynn nr<"il <>iiiiifr» rt»li>i> Ilml llu-j ilirll|]ii-l tin. f.tllfi.Hlla Id plllttci lli.ll.iM.lr Wow In ttiMuiuihsn ilio j Ii4 11,11 iS ill A! kUltin Jii < 'our*** it thrust-.. Krs* ft-* i'ls.r 11*1 i| |B J,ni(.- io'.uni-.' nnit Tiiiirilr.it of AUTOnOBlLE LIABILITY INSUIttf' rlmitgiuK thii istalnfn >,< iiuitiiHji!il tji-alsln f,f.m iln> !>>'')ilr-y have iliviiiitnln A r-in-riil i-twiiiitmllnii Heir's School ID (!t-(iti! i)ii< Imesrs niu! will givn ilm n, fh-' r>(*onl of I'l'tidc ifr."iati>tf M"«ai[ni .if flre>>>r! Ait, Inatirsnte today iu t>«t«er than too l'i ii!.nao|ii(i |,Jn!i n isir chmi»i" M In lbhl tit K.N-M In l nt N«* Jtrwr, ilftntml it, tl ?!":•* if iVetr i» n very liiifi rUai.rc sti.i tln> viitim isr A All i«i|iilr|f» i.f,H,i,.u» tti C't'ANl'Ki ftl POIIUKT VOII Call, l-hiin* lip Wrllx v V- ~i". -_" -^-"i^"v-----'-•"'-—-?IV^'".: =.-' '•- '''^-'.• rV>-*•'•'-:•:.:

LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF SPECIAL

Mrs. E. EoTtel. of Chestnut street, Miss Nathalie Mcy«r, of tho French sardines very fine — a big has purchased a Ford touring car. Boulevard, spent the week-end with Mr. and lira. Edward Miller, ot friends fn Kaat Orange. special in lots of a dozen cans. Lenox avenue, will remove to 1VII- The D. A. C. will hold their an- liamsbridse, N. Y., next week. nual danco at the Golf Club Saturday That's not a new man at the Firo evening. House, that Is William Free minus Mies Anita Bnihreo, of Boston, his mustache. has been the guest of Miss Harriett Windfeldt's Vegetable Buyer haf hisj«» I- Codding, of the Boulevard. M, B. Bloomer, ot Mountain ave- Miss Katharine Pearaall has boen tion of the Combination Market stc id nue, returned last week from a busi- iutertainlng Miss Geraldino Cooley, with tlie finest and freshest vegetable., p- Peoples National Bank ness trip in Pennsylvania. it Flomlngton, N. J. Mrs. Dohrman, or Kimtiall avenue, Mies Klorenco Barr has returned tainable. Just look for yourself. I ne OF WESTFIELD, N. J. entertained a few friends at a lunch- o Vassar after spending tho holidays vegetables are displayed in such a way fiat eon on Friday afternoon last. with her parents. President Elliot, of Harvard Uni- There will bo a clerk-carrier ex- you will see what you want in an instant. versity, was the guest or W. H. amination at the. local post oillco on Peckbam ou Saturday laat. nturday, May Oth. Seeds and seed potatoes for the fanner li B. Prourtlit and family, of Park Frederick Stoen and family are Seventh Anniversary Statement street, moved to Plaiufield this week. now occupying the Johnson house on commuter. Mr. E. J. Whltehead. of Central Broad street. APRIL 17th, 1914 avenuo,, who returned Monday from Miss Jesste Tlce, of Highland ave- A TIP—We have just received a consign- Florida, immediately left oa a busi- nue, has been routined to her homo ness trip through New York State. :iy an attack of tho grip. ment :of extra fancy Olive Oil. Ask EESOUEOES Miss Minnie Alleger spent tho Mrs. Saundors and family, of about it. weok-ena with friends lu Asbury Euclid avenuo North, spout tho Loans and Discounts $732,738.52 Park. week-end at Long Branch, Orders taken for Rose Bushes. Bonds, Securities, etc 243,894.93 Frank Soiunier, of South Elinor Police Ofllcor McNccloy in detain- street, and Miss Catherine O'Dosnol, ed nt his homo on account of illneas. Banking House and Equipment 30,000.00 of New Haven, will bo. married at Dr. W. L. Lloyd spoat tho week- Cash and Reserve 180,238.77 the home of the bride this evening. end with friomla In Nek York City. Exemption Fund 2,500.00 Miss Bridges and Mrs. Delarnatcr, Mrs. A. A. Smith, ot HarrlHun who have been spending several avenuo, who has been visiting rela- THE WDFELDT COMBINATION MARKET weeks in California, have returned ives in Philadelphia, returned to $1,189,372.22 to their homo on Dudley avenue. her homo on Friday last. 120 EAST BROAD STREET, WESTFIELD Mrs. Oscar Hutchiugs, of Broad Mrs. Minnie J. Reynolds and Mrs. street, has lieen entertaining her Newton, of Newark, wore tlio guests PHONE 402 LIABILITIES sister, Miss Nixon, of Washington, of Mrs, Frank Smith, of Kimball N. J., during tuo past week. nvenue. on Monday. Capital Stock $ 50,000.00 I Mre. C. B. AiJgar, of Cnrltou road, M.1BS Beatrice Duke and Mies Con- Surplus and Profits 49,330.77 will entertain she members ol the roy, of Dloomileld, were tho week- Woman's Homo Missionary Society end gueats of Mtas Lucllo Winkler, Circulation 50,000.00 of. tho First M. E. church nt her home of Chestnut street. Kraervcd for Interest and Taxes 5,000.00 tomorrow afternoon. J. W. Embleton, who has heeu i Rev. C. J. Greenwood occupied the sick for tho past two weeks, has re- What's On Your Mind? Deposits 1,035,041.45 pulpit of tho Baptist church on Sun- turned and i3 now at Ills plnco of A HAT is one of the things aad while wo'ro ou the subject day morning after an absence ot business, §6 Kim street. three weeks. will state that tho assortment of Spring models we are selling: i $1,189,372.22 The annual meeting of tlie Wo- 1 Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Irving and Mr.man's 1'iuh will he hold at three this season are the most popular we have ever put out, and Mrs. L. L. Couilert, Jr., returned o'clock Monday afternoon, April 27, WHY? Because particular attention was given In tho liomo today lifter spending the win-In tho Presbyterian Parish House. selection of these hats, to evory detail, such as quality of the ter months in Florida. In tho May number ot "The Cen- Miss Elizabeth Ewing, of. Newtury" ar« reproductions of two ot body, trimmings and baud, sweat leather and stylos, which On the occasion of our seventh anniversary York, has uoen visiting Miss A. tho paintings of Slgisraond Do combined with xpert workmanship gives you a most serviceable Jeannette Young, of K. ICuelld ave- Iviuiokskl, oE Mountainside. hat and one you will he proud to wear. we have prepared for distribution a folder nue. P. W. Ellsworth, of Harrison Mlas Kmma Polrce, of N _ avenue, returned yeatanltiy fvom an STETSON'S $3.50 GORDON SPECIAL $3.00 illustrating the growth of Westfield and of avent&j roturned to coliogo at Luth- extended business trip through the THE DIOTATOK $2,00 this bank for the past seven years. This folder ervlile, Mil., after spending the holi- Houth and West. days with her parents. Mrs. C. F. Camp, of. Brooklyn, la will be furnished free upon request. Miss Helen Urowcr, ot Mnyc tuHling several days as the guest street, returned to her hoine last of Mr«. Frank Irving, of Vro^pect APEIL SHOWERS and "KENYON" Kaincoats are Friday after visiting relatives lu street. now in vogue. East. Orange, Mr. and Mm. IMward Colo, who i Mrs, Vance and family, of Jersey were married last week, arc the Wo are giving extremely good values in those costs City, have been visiting at the homo guests at the homo of Mr. Colo's par- at $7.50 and $10.00. THE MILLION DOLLAR BANK of Mrs. Vance's mother, Mrs. TIce, of ents, on Academy place, Get one today, you'll probably need it tomorrow. Highland avenue, during tho past Dr. H, Ueeckmnn Delatour, of week. Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. Albert. Ucla- Comer Broad and Prospect Streets j Professor Warden, ot Newark, tour, and Mrs. Pryor w«ro the week- gave n very interesting lecture lie- end guests at. the homo of Mr. and . fore tho members of tho Grant Par- Mrs. O. I,. Delntour, of Wejtileld ! ent Teachers Association on Monday avenue. GORDON ; afternoon. Mrs. J. . Foator, of SloiKiielsh FANCY FRUITS OP AJ*L KINDS | Mm. W. M. Stnmots, of Cumher- I'ark, had tin' misfortuno to fall §3 ELK STREET ; land street, who lias neini an inmnto flown stair on Katttrdny morrtlng Open Evenings CRANE'S PHILADELPHIA ICE CREAM i«F tho Klizfltwth Hospital for Severn! ljist. Sti PiiffMreil fitiveifil bud I weokH. \VS\H brought home on Mon- and tiay lieen IIHIILT tlie oare CrGAItS AND TOBACCO. day much Improved In lieilKh. :>f a ji WHITMAN'S CELEBRATED CHOCOLATES The members of the Wwitinlnttor Mr. ami Mrs. W. B. Andrews, of Guild of the First Presbyterian Lunox uv+Hiuo, will move to Orati- church " Uie guest* of Mrs. C,funi. Their hinim?, tiuough the II. Schooler lit her home on Illllcwst of Waltor J. I^MI, IIUH boea DUGHTS arflliuo this aftornoon. (o 1'i, J. iiaji^ano, uf llaniflon "Herr" ilaumann, tho photogra- THE BWE OF ALL TIES TO PAIHT tHB BIO 1'BlilT STOKE ON THB CORNER OF UBOAD AND pher, will tttl«> a night off and en PROSPECT STREETS. ly mmUifr of yuuiifi iietijjle tertalu tin* uu'iuiiera of the Uffi the claiiPt" given by tlin K. Plnochk- CIuli ai his lumio thl» eve- U. (Society lu Si. raul's l'ari«U limiMi ning. tin Friday oveiilu^ IIIH!. Music «nH The early spring. Nature has done Mrs, A. .1. riatz, prcslileut «f thofuriilHlied by Dueliau.'k, Parent Tt'acliera' AnHU'-latlon »l f; of f he Mot- her part arid we arc well qualified the MoKlnley Heliflol, h>ft y*ftfinl»> a A vvau helii iiiHt "SAFE INVESTMENTS'* for Washington, I). ('., where sh< ulght in tho Hojal Arcantuii Huli, to supply what else is needed- will atiend tlio International Van- after wiilch tht! ntimrB prei^'ni en- Joyed a "Hutch" iiiier. Permanent colors, the best material, The entertalnmont amitnllton of Miss Flnrem- Illrhs, of fit. Westfield Building and tho Wi-atllcltl Oolf riufo hava »r- IM:irks Eivenue, lUlTiftliH h and good workmanship, (Jgf; pur gs_ riiuued to liold « aubt'eriiitloa datiri Mlfist-8 lioww, «( Yimkfis, uml Mr. at tin- club ti»u.wi tiirnorrow fvnninc d Mr?.. Fliiyd pigke. fornieily uf ttniatc or: your work. * Loan Association Stock As usual tho muali' fur tin"' ilani'e wll Weairn.-i'.!. tls^ b,. llu. lii-st iitilnlnablo. A uumber ot the of tli« Robert "W. fltordcn, Secretary. Th« MIK«K'» Nina ami Untv i*f Hiil«>r, of ibis town, tiuet il wont, to Urnngo on Siitulay In »«• the See page 11. liin l.yriMiui Thcatro, New* York, on major rtegnxi ciitifi>rni(l on wn'«*ral Kiindny Iftal bi'fnrn a lnrgn aiidlenirc. H. RUSSELL & CO. Inc, Thi» WHB o»« of tho nunitiers In a Rov. O. J. Oreenwooil. tor «l«¥im rt-rU.il Riven by !'«>'. Erniolofl. yearn pafitor of tho First DaptUt 18 Prospect Street Telephone 200 Tho infant daughter of Mr. urnchureh, will t-onnludii hit |n»turaio Mis. Chnrlpii Lanco, of Kim atrrt't in Westtteld noil Munilaj1, praarhliiR pa»»Bd n way at I'*'1" parenfx lio»>« morning and In tlm evening hi» faro- tm Hunnay iillsht.. Tho funeral «•» wtill leroion. Thoro wiH Ins *pMi«! held yratuniuy afttirnoon at 3 music. I THE NATIONAL BANK oi-lui*. iniornmut wan inndo In 81 8, 0. Afdecls, ol Prospect »treot, Mory'n cdl y. left on Monday for % W«B1I'» «!«/ st OF WESTFIELD S'l.di'r H 1 IJlfighftmtoii and Ithnca, M Y. Whtl** fiw custom «u»itMt< a ii*»y Mr. Afllffk, wlm In a 33 ilMru.' |li.-Pii-Bldenli.PiiB l Minpm)p) , I In' iiifliut OUR POLICY of tho llotrd (it Munition m« M a Msson, yrlll Rlirn-.t tn« llliinlittnv(i>ii i »' It'll whom In tins Wait'• I'oashtnrjr Hmltlnh Hl|:lil» t« ! 111111K ili(«K'-il in IlK' i I'll »t«reVi«, insllwrli anil «qni|>mtttt* lltftt will j^-nr. » linlf |iae» flilt.'l ti»"iin'Ht «•»- ili«i mid ftilinlmhl* Biusiiil nlilNlj hiiB IK-S-.M Hi* B-"ii!i-«rteiiw tsato producs. l \nttf m Ittolr W* to jvu mUn ftmft? Wwfc EVERY BANKING FACILITY m !h« All ii>« |i'n'»hl», emi most «f Ik* Iroaing for ami Hi«-ri. Will li» I II It A for POST ornce BUILDING ti.,ii LllM.ll* Wl HI" il*lt«<»H SH'l mmm mm % mm mmm "t »<.it '•••> •HIT HrlrMiii«i«tl> wl!) s"rr»! iinfl » •"••1 Him* '* »» 20*22 J»n>*peet Street trirta» fin Pl ,, ,.!,i P»«» of V. H. V do you need In the Printing rh« I'M ii>fflMvM tn Hronli Vim HKWB AN'*> it A Hi>ft

all the YUtvrim:-, of the warn aro In "avid Coultu.- aM Charles Clark WESTFIELD BOY i-eiir*»• °' AUTO AOGIDENT ON youne fo!ks AT WESLEYAN season. Several new men nnd some Mr. Irvine prepared for collpge at systematically saving.. Sa,lor g.J* n.'oinlsjnjr fn»dlnnfin will report to tho Woh'flold Hlph School TIo la u 2000 MARK Captain Irving for outdoor practice, Clark wa5 appealed to tor a «•!•<.„ EAST BROAD STREET Captain of the Track Team uiul Htis moinbor of Ibo Alpha Dvlta Phi fra- but remarked: • There !a all ol(1 .Made a Itocori! lu Cnik'gu ivhid; will be held dally this spring. tcmi'.y and of Mystical Ciovon, tho Building and Loan adigo souirtlilug ilko tQis ,Y Captain Irving was anchor man on honorary senior society at Wealayatt. mm for action, older men for «nm° Cars Crashed at the • * Athletics. tha Wesleyan indoor relay team this ictors Hold JoHfica- no you un Middletown, Conn., April 21.— last winter ami WBB aleo a member Tito IDeuder Cont-n-Words are Ut- i, , y, y° 8 ftllown got out of pis champion senior class relay ana hustle,. lames O. and I will be of Springfield Avenue Last Captain Harold Laurence Irving, tlo humau interest stories reflecUsg tion Meeting 1814, c£ Wostfleld, N. J., today is- jteam, -which defeated the three lower tlio aceda of hundreds of peoplo. Cul- on hand after tho money comflB la Saturday Afternoon classes In Wesleyan's first Indoor in- to sco that your enthusiasm is well sued tho first call tor candidates for tivate the habit of rending them. If the Wesleyan University track team. terclaas meet. He 1B expected to be you bave anything to cell, any tiling AMONG MEMBERS tempered. But, say, I don't see a heavy point •winner lor 'Wosloyan where we two get a chanco at Pear- LADY SLIGHTLY INJURED Captain. Irving and Coach Hunter you ulsh to buy, mail j-oursclf of havo been holding Indoor practice lu tho 100 yard and 220 yard dashes (lie Interest now being taken In tlio Ball's oranges. It's the young people In tha dual meets with "Williams, ^ Loan" of our town who chiefly jieed to be in Payerweather gymnasium through- lieader clttssiiknl ads. Tho cost to Issted and as general in With a crash that could bo beard out tho winter with tho result that Brown and Trinity. Ho will also small* returns large. impressed with the great wisdom of tor several blocks, a large Winton 6 I JJ the recent epidemic ot systematic saying and it takes young [ U I»der man limousine, owned by Mr6, Smith of people to make them s«e it that way New York City, mother of Mrs. , to pay Us respects last Where you fellows get shares easily (mod tlie Home Associa- Abernathy, of Stoneleigli Park, w« find peoplo in our station in life came together with a Colo roadster # filled with jubilant ot- have mostly made their plans ana are Hew Jersey's Graatest Store „ a Director James 0. owned and driven by Mr. J. S. Foster, already in the Associations some- of Stonelolgh 1'ark, at the junction fit "Goodness gracious we where or other." of Eaat Broad street and SprinKfloUl ! to 8,153 shares wlth- WestEeld is to he congratulated avenue, lust Saturday afternoon. iing tho 2,000 share upon tho splendid persou«l of its Tho limousine, in clmrgo of a i «as 1,»2C shares last Building and Loan Association and 1 w were working to get chauffeur, was about to nmko the upon what these havo done for the turn from SprlngAold avenue into / Into the two thousand town. On a certain block in Carlo- Jiwry but got so excited we East Broad street, when the Foster ton road every house on each side of ear, making a short tura, came iu NEWARK jlfco mark." the street was erected with Building sight, the chauffeur of the Winton „ that Presldoat Lolgh M. and Loan funda Each month U2,- set his breaks, locking Ms •wheels, based entuualastic at the 000 is now being taken in as dues his car Bkklded for several feet, and STORE CLOSES SATURDAYS AT 9 O'CIOCK 1 o! tUe year arid offered a and loaned out tor new homes. Tills his aulck action undoubtedly saved Lges to luo high man each totals 144,000 per year or some $1,- the lives of both ITr. Poster and his like competition for new 500,000 in the ten year census per- sister-iti-Inw, Mlsa Chapman, wlio nigbt In. "But, mind iod. If v-'e allow that the average was in the runabout with film. bred Vice-President Chaa. loan is $4,000 then three new houses In the HmouBino beside the chauf- "he stated we should can be erected each month or SO per feur, were Mrs. Smith, the owner; Jest Mm for he meant to year and 360 during tho census term. MrB. Abernathy nnd son and a friend. Ranges if ho could. We Estimating an average of four per- No ono in tho party was Injured but Crowdsl-Wonday and Yesterday- It up a Job on him this sons to a home we find that "West- Mrs, Smith was extremely nervous j He nrast havo gotten wind field's population from this source after the neeldent. |h« ws very much 'high alone may be counted on to increase Mr. Foster escaped without in- _.J his box. But wait 1,440 each census period of ten vears. jury. Miss Champan was uiH about Jj fflietlng and he will lose PlainfleW, Elizabeth, Newark' aud the faces but hor injury wai! not ser- (art »"ia« b|B gains to be Jersey City aro all Rending clones' to ious, although shp suffered consider- Westfieid to be loaned on new homes. able from a nwtvouB shock. She Still Good Choosing-Great Savings ft$ corner of tlio room These loans would easily result in was attended by n physician and tak- iur Tuttle, Frank W. a gain of 560 people each ten years, en to her home. ij, B. Hicks, all directors, or a grand total of 2,000 to our popu- The front axles and steering rods f tie remarks made the lation because of Building and Loan of both ths! ears were badly bout nnil In this Great Sale Are Extra!-Women's $3 |hed to tip President funds alone. Surely such Interest as ttvistod and it wus near midnight ; to the fact tnat thesa we saw at last night's meeting of the when the garagw men were ablo to Waists - - $1.98 |b«r watching for with Homo directors, in getting "The get them away from the scene of the Women's $20 to $25 ! nodding ono remarked, Other Man" to save his money, be- accident. Tho roadster suffered tho The Waists—Just unpacked aro many now i work the Golf crowd: come a better citizen and provide for worst aa ono side was badly stove Suits & Coats, 14.98 wnists—you'11 simply be delighted with jget the 7:35 and 5:45 his family, is greatly to be coinraend- in. Tho loft front wheel ot the them. Tlio woman who loves pretty Jill sort ot round up my ed. "We will see what becomes of Winton was smashed. waists will be ovry strongly traptad to IrSt. JIart'8 way and wa Mr. Pearsall's oranges at tho May Tho accident attracted a large The Suits—Women's Man-Tnilored Suits spend more time than usual in this BOC- far Ee»' shares next raeet- meeting and havo whispered to him crowd and it was not long before tioti just now. And parttaulurly attrac- :aDtl then divide tlio box where ho can count on at least five ars lined Springfield nvenuo for of fancy weava wooleus, in black, navy, Got to beat hira some shares for defense. Wonder if ho Gvonil blocks. ; tive is the gro\ip at |l,98. They we oC I flo you say to It, boys." will send that l>ox to tho Leader of- Copenhagen, brown and wistaria. Mado voilo with low necks, regulation slnovca, (for a little information, fice if he wins." V neck front and sailor, pointed or cir- Merrill stated: "We felt AUTO SMASHES BICYCLE with cutaway front, l^roneh l)aeks, cular collar effect Trimmed with Val. i good opportunity for a BIG EUCHRE TONIGHT. shaped over hips, finished with buttons laco inserts, sihndow or Venise laecs, em- ; and JiOau Association Tho members of the Holy Name Former Councilman RuiHlolpli broidery or pearl buttons. The cuffs I eo started up some Society will give, a euchro and dance Creates Kxcitoment «t Broad and pcau do oj'gno linings. The skirts • iire dqep and match tho waist. They )Btba ago as you know, In tho Westfieid Theatre Assembly and KlMi Stfeets. wore intended to bo sold for $3.00—our i situation even better are out in tho one-tier pnnnicr effect. Hall this evening. The followiug baat Saturday morning Former price now is $1.98 4 particularly as tho commute* will brine the affair to a Councilman Randolph put tU« rear Suits that were made to sell for $25.00, (Second Floor) 3 town were greatly lm- successful conclusion: Arrangement, wheel of a hicyclo owned and ridden ithe easo «itli which they O. H. Ittloy. chairman; B. C. Me- by Joseph Hosenthal, out of com- special at $14.98 |iid tie safety o[ their ln- Mahon, William Date, James Bates, mission as lie made a quick turn ii loans are made on first M. Miller and J. Wiielan; floor, Jas. from Droad street into Kim in hia Women's 89c Nightgowns at 67c f asd this after a com- Fogorty, 'Frank Tully and A. D. Overland roadster. Tho Coats—Silk Moire Coats, 36 itiolies Women's Extra Sizo Nightgowns, of refaily Investigated the Harenghi; refreshments, Mrs. Bate, According to the Ind tho traffic and the Diree- Mrs. Bates, Mrs. Hllcy, Mrs. Nilana, wag a little congested at th«s tittle loiiK, front inlaid with black velvet, excellent quality cambric, in the high l upon tho loan. Wa Mrs. Miller, Mri. Foserty and Mra, and an a slow lhovliiK wagon was In or V neck style, with yoke o£ cluster |l(p«r cent, last year, Tully. Guests aro expected Ironi front of him he was unable to pot out ruffle nil around, fancy collars, kimono tucks iind ruffiest on the jck ia very bright for Plainfleld, Ttfthway. Rosello anil of the pocket and as the ltam!o!i>h stoovfis anil fWiau de cygtic Hnlugs. neck and sleeves. 8i?.t>8 17 anil '20. |Wa Bfte«il to try con- Elizabeth. Thirty-five prizes ha\'» car swung thu rorner ft. caught tlie Gowns regularly priced 8!)c, il lasl work in Interesting been donated for tho card games. rear wheel of Ills blcyclo nnd put It Tlsuitlly priced $20, special in this »n!e tit |it tho beginning of this out of commission. i delighted, as you can CAUO1IT A (1UOUND HOU. Mr. ltundolph. stopped and lold tho nt $14.98 (Second Floor) i at the smilo all "Geno" Chamberlain nay« lad ho would moko good for tho ro- )m, by ttio success we Spring Is here to stay, becauso ho palra. Tho bicycle vim tho only c January \)« added, has got the ground hoff. While sufferer by tlio collision. a: In February we galn- working up at Mountainside on Sat- |«: to Marcli 106 now urday lost week nno of Chamber- If your property Is for; *alo or to I to whllo tonight there Iain's men unearlhoil n real ground WE GIVE AND REDEEM SURETY COUPONS |» ihsrcs, net, placed up- let havo it photographed; it helps. hog and brought it home with him. ttm w<1 wi a Tclephono *o "-H-J ' " '" !• this bringing our total The animal is now being rtisplaywl tend to It; prompt work; good work; r«s In about oightoess In tho window ol the Frutehey Flmr- reasonable. Tho TinumiUin Btuilio, losing ns 511 new shares maey mil la ftUrnrtlnK considerable Urond Bt. and Central Avr\ Adv. Not bad, la It." attention.

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MOHBY WHBM NEKDED— I PBOVIDES A NEW HOMJ5- Evtr foci tlm piiioti of "no fumUt" Or coursH, who |» FOND FOR A BUSINESS 8TART- A little added to rent money and paid to }IH?* not? Hut it i'und in ••'>" '•' ton dollars a month invostod in (tlxan-s of Thu Hom« Building auti Loan Assooialinn Tha Home Building and to&n AMOOlatton I'l.o Home Building and Loan Association ii « liiciidlj' liiitid wliich will help you in limn of 11 nei'il. llnnk.i <>(insiiifr II, and !J, isharen tiw IIUHI, »f '•>•' V- j-nii, your so", nr J' "' dsuslitpr n oepitftl will cancel tho aortgago and gin you a home, tm in tiollntcrnl. '"ir, jif^oo to K100 with which l« l«'(f ™aim», from debt, '•' i vl.'.l a start such «n «moimt will k'ivo «»o who TUB VALCB OF A DOIAAft— '•••'• >• •>. MIMI thi; value or mom-y \>y ByBtfiuoUe mvn\g\ SPLIKDID HFE ntSTOA1M»™ It isi onid thiik tht» ynunsj folks ol today «r« besom- K«flh month flod« th« proUxrtlou at tho honw rtrong- ing »pi'mlt!»rift»—•limy do mH saw. Thuro I* no hot- •'- ••.- .l,i-V you will want an income from investment* li-r w«y to tnwdli ihem DIP vfltuo <»f a dolldr th«n by k in " i> .»it ii lUusrenatHB Ineowe from nrumm- ^n Inking out » f«w «riitr«s in ; '•• -'in.'iit fund can bn easily B»J »ttfl)|y MO""™1*"*1 The Uome Building at* Jam Aawrtrttoa TH(! Home Building and Loan AJMOeiation

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OOUKSEL, Sato LLOH) THOMPSON HOME BUILDING LOAN ASSOCIATION Op (in every buslntis day in any time, FOB BETl'BB BASBBAIJI*. PAEK EOW. Sepp 179 167 131 The rollowlns is the report just is- ilooney 139 178 157 sued by tiie committee on college Cox 2U4 189 140 baseball, appointed by tho National Nelson 198 ICO 1S1 Colleglato Athletic Association: KoynoldB .. ..180 171 101 First. The strict enforcement oi TS rule 68 of the odlcial Eule Book, MR. FRANK TAYLOR 900 801 77G which defines the coaching rules at first and third bases, explicitly pro- offers his personal attention in showing you thj All the Latest News In viding that "tho ooacher shall be re- BASE BALL stricted to coaching the base runner new models in Spring and Summer Suits, Overcoats, Bowling, Athletics, Baseball, Tennis, Golf only, and shall not address remarks Kaglans and -ous for Men and Boys. WliSXKIKLD CUBS except to the base runaer, aad then DEFEAT HIGH SCHOOL. only in words of assistance and di- IlOYAli ARCANUM. LaBt Saturday tho Cubs defeated rection In running bases. He shall This season's garments afiord many attractive fca. BOWLING not by words or signs incite or try to Westerlies • . .137 158 202 the High School in the first home turs worthy of your attention in Style, Fit, Tailor, game It to 2. Errors on tho Htgtt Inclto tho spectators to demonstra- PBATEINAIi BOWMMG LEAGUE. Montross .. ..186 149 198 tions, and shall not use language Forstor 171 178 179 School's part and timely hitting by ing and Variety in securing complete and lasting the Cubs resulted in tho large score which will la any manner reler to or Fraternal Schedule. Tobin -_-._„. 166 182 173 of Mae's men. Cowperthwaite pitch- reflect upon a player of the opposite clothes satisfaction—with an added incentive—very ed air tight ball after tho iirrjt inning. club, the umpire, or tho spectator." APRIL. (SG!) 8C2 74C moderate prices. In that Inning Ills wlldnesa scored Second. Tho strict enforcement of 33—Immediate Aid vs. Red Men. IMMEDIATE AID. 27—Woodmen 20 \s. Juniors. the first run for High School. Three rule 21. 1, which explicitly nro- MUlor 142 144 13 hits were all the school team could 58 years of unchallenged supremacy sustains the 28—Loyals TS. Royal Arcanum. vides that "under no circumstance Jackson 182 131 113 get oft his delivery. shall the umpir® permit any person 30—Royal Arcanum vs. Immediate Gray ...... 15!) 131 ICG Brol;aw reputation for Aid. Cruttonden and Pcarsall pitched except the players nnd substitutes in Po-wles 167 136 101 good ball but had tho kind of support uniform anil the manager of tho that the St. Louis Brown's gave to team entitled to Its use to be seated UNEQUALLED QUALITY AND VALUE Teams, 6(iO S41 574 thoir pitchers. Fivo errors in the on a bench." This rulo places the Arcanum—40 strikes; DO sparei second inning ruined Crutty's chances professional coaeli or trainer among Woodmen Camp 20 .... .61 18 996 25 splits; 5 misses. of success. tho spectators, whore ho should be Hed Meu 47 22 072 Aid-—23 strikes; 60 spares; 17 during the actual progress of the Royal Arcanum 45 21 &8Z Hunt was a big man with tho stick, splits; 28 misses. gettinR four hits at tlvo times at the game, aud places tho responsibility Loyals 37 32 960 for the conduct of tho play In the Juniors 36 33 927 bat. Douglas got two out of three. BROKAW BROTHERS STRIKES AND SPARES. Tho score: hands of the amateur players them- Immediate Aid 11 66 888 selves. Woodmen Camp 3 12 60 876 Tomorrow night tho Red Men HIGH SCHOOL. and Immediate Aid roll their last Third. The strict enforcement by ASTOR PLACE AND FOURTH AVENUE AB. R. H. PO. A. B. the umpire of tho rules forbidding Loyals vs. Woodmen. series and tho Indians are out for all Rahb, If 3 1 0 2 0 1 NEW YORK CITY three EO as to clinch second place. "blocking a runner," "prying a run- Tho Woodmen Camp 8, of Qar- D. Gllmartin, 2b..3 0 0 111 ner oil tho base," and the like, as un- •wouilj rolled their last match in tho Monday night tlio Woodmen 20 W. Gilmartln, as. 4 0 1 3 3 1 (Subway Station at Door) and Juniors flniah their string. fair practice, and wo appeal to stu- Fraternal Leaguo last night against rutteuden, p-cf..4 0 10 4 1 dent public opinion to condemn such the Loyal Association and wore de- Tho Loyals and ArcannniB roll Maronghl, c-rf. .4 0 11 7 1 1 trickery, making it impossible even feated two out ot three, matches. Tuesday night find tho Fraternal Burne, cf-e S 0 0 0 0 0 should it elude tho vigilance of the Tho "Woodmen wcro given muny schedule will be brought to Underwood, rf. . .2 10 10 1 umpire. Such sharp practice si ex- chances to win tlio llrst game, but o. closo Thursday evening, April 30, Fearuiill, p 0 0 0 0 3 0 plicitly prohibited by the rules, and threw it away on missed spares. when tho Arcanum and Immediate Taylor, 1b 3 0 1 13 1 1 an attempt surreptitiously to trans- Aid roll off thoir postponed match. The had moat ot the team Davics, 3u 2 0 0 0 2 2 gress them is as unsportsmanlike as enjoying tho Sunday School banquet Now you must all take oil your Martin, 3b 1 0 0 0 0 0 it would bo for a tennia player, hop- and appeared on the alleys with hats to tho Westlield Woodmen, ing to escape detection, to deliver his stomachs laden with the good things champions for 1913-1914. 2S 2 3 27 15 8 servico from an unlawful position. Tlie League Banquet will bo held thoy had eaten anil were not only We recommend further that, in heavy but slow. Monday, May nth, at Willet's Hotel, CUBS. and a big night ig promised all who AB. E. H, PO. A. E. pursuance of the spirit of the rules, The Loyale won tho first and last boards of athletic control aud facul- game of the series. Gilmoro had attend. Any bowler that will put Green, lb 5 1 1 9 0 0 FURNITURE ties of colleges and universities, high score of tlio evening, .21 tin 1.25 fan enjoy the good eats and Valleau, us 6 1 0 2 3 1 the fun. banded together to . promote a The scores: Vounp, 3b 6 2 2 2 8 1 Hadln jumped into third average Douglas, 2b. .. .3 4 2 1 2 0 healthy growth and a wise control LOYAL ASSOCIATION. ot student athletics, adopt ^and en- Townley .. ..18 9 144 1G8 place last "week, while Khmllng lias Illm'lborger, rf.. 4 2 2 1 0 0 got to do some big pinning In force tho following specific regula- Ortleb ...... 137 US 153 Worth, cf E 0 \ 2 0 0 tions: Douglas 134 156 185 last match to hold fourth place. Dallas, If 6 1 0 2 0 0 137 169 Baker has been the star pinner of Hut, c 5 2 4 8 2 (I First. The catcher shall not, CARPETS, RUGS and Butler 146 during actual play, speak at all to Gllmore 1S7 159 213 tho big Westfiold team ami lias a Cowp'walt, p. . .5 1 1 0 I 0 season's average close to 200. tho batsman, except where occasion requires a bona tide word of caution, .-. BEDDING 793 738 888 More foba were captured' Friday 43 14 13 27 13 2 night at the head pin tournament by and in speaking to tho pitcher he WOODMEN CAMFP !), Two baso hit—Hunt. Double shall no tuee words reflecting, or MoMahon . . .. 181 178 197 tho WestlloUl howlers than on any other night ol tho tournament and play—\V. Gllmartin to Taylor to calculated to reflect, upon tho bats- Mattresses Cleaned and Renovated Packer 172 149 1B8 Marenghi. Base on balls—Off man or any member of the opposing 132 174 the Newark Star gave out' experts Col-well 14 5 a great send-off. Cruttciulen 1; oft Cowporthwaitc, 2. team. Dugan 123 187 125 Struck out—By Cowporthwnlta, 7; UPHOLSTERING IN ALL ITS Dallas won the boob prize for liead Second. No member of either Manning . . .. .135 131 1*0 by Cruttenden, 3; by Pearaall 1. jiina, 3 tolcn bases—Green 3, Douglas 2, team shall call or shout during the BRANCHES and FURNITURE game, to any member of the oppos- 757 T94 Jim IJdwards surprised tho bunch Valloau, Young, HlminolberKer, Dal- :: :: REPAIRED :: :: by brlagiug homo tbo bacou. las, Hunt, Cowpcrlhwaite, Rahb, D. ing team, except to caution him Loyale—45 strikes: 51 snares; 18 any indecorous OT unseemly manner, splits; 38 BIBBCS. Tho ten high average men. includ- (riimartin, Cruttemien, Underwood. ing lust week's big match, are against some danger, nor behave In Woodmen—36 strikes; 55 spares; Hit by pitched ball—Hfimneiberger, (Irinp, 189.9; Stegmeier. 1S0.G; 20 splits; 39 misses. ' Hahb, Douglas. Time of game—1 Third. There shall bo no oral Itadln, J78.G6; Khmlltig, 177.B3; hour, 55 niln. Umpire-—Ketehem. coaching from the bench. Moutross, 177.-I;!; Baker, 177.3(5; Wootluit'n 20 vs. lied Sfon. Fourth. The* so-called "encour- Vox, 17B.43; Tobin, 171.40; BoRCrt, agement of the pitcher" from the Tho Westfiold alloys were packed 17 (.;j7; Towiilcy, 17-1.4. HITS FKOM TIIK MAT, outfield shall be stopped, or. at least witli rootefp Thursday evening vtheti I'arlin holds the record for spares, Today itourul llrnolt High will minimized, since we believe that the tho IUBttle!d. 20 rolled tbeir llnal match, and It on (I, .113, for saint? nilmliiir of giimos. iteration is not only disagreeable to was the nolsesst crowd that had at- llaker bents Radln in Htrikf's, 211 Mnrenghi will have to show more spectators, but i3 diaeoneevtiriR ELM STREET and NORTH AVESUE tended any league match. Every against 183. Hhmllng; will liave eed if he expects to catch any last rather than helpful to the pitcher. howler was put inrgrst number (if striken for nnoii pilferlnK the middle bat,'. In general, It amounts merely to constMiiHiMly they wetti some nrrvouB tlio season. "Crutty" was not all io blame for senseless noiae, and is uite un- as to the outccuno. losing Iho jrame against tlio Cubs, worthy of collORO-bred men. What- The -eud Men wiilkmt away with Yt KSTIiKM) 11OWLKIIS BO i\a live jmaly -enoVB wero responsi- ever "encouragement" or "support" tho first ganio ami hit tbo wood Uk« ble for most of the nuiH made in tho WKI.I, ,\T N'KtVAItK. the pitcher may need can bo quietly champions. Stcguioier totaling 222, second inning. given from tho lnileld. Thone 668 Cortlandt 237-L WatM Which gave tho Indians thotr high Tlilrty-fivo IIK'U went down to Aa th« HIKII dcbonl will play at Newark Friday night and wound up rth Amboy Saturday tho Cabs Fifth. The umpire shall warn score, 9 72. ThQ Woodmen misted any piayor violuting any of these ten spares which with 8is spills save h« blfr heart pin UmriiuiiMint that had nill tacklo North I'lalntlold with the G-. ]R. SHOTWELL h rules, ami on a second offence shall "Mil running at tho Irnquola ullryB. ,reat Bailt >' on the firiiiK line. Last thorn 811. exclude him from tho gamo. Juilgts Hnydfu1 and Ills loyal follow- h locals brought homo one sold ear ihiti team made the Cuba play 0 Nothing made In tlio Jewelry Hue bnt what can b* '«»< ** nlid flelit. Bilvru- folia, the lill'srat Heir host to ilefent thorn. Sixth, That in general the at- my stork. ers then pleaded with his Uuuu to tention of gtudontu bo called to tho get in thn (rame art lh« clianiploniiliip number for any i>mi night fur any Hud Grtvu slammed the lirst (t No order too large or to »m«U to fill. KIUVISII fit'cHon of howlers ami ,iHch»d iiall to ivutvr (of tl»' Hint Importance of rourtcsy on tho part (£ If jou hare some old fMihloaed Jewelry that you wish ts!»' dopoiuU'd on tin* ne\t tvvo gnme*, if dm home Instltlltuni In tho vlflit- ami nobly ilitl tho (earn lY-Hpum! af- UV.sllh'li! cvrhthily wi>rn given t\ •ill fur 1S14. made Into the latest ityleai, icail to me for deslgm *»* (Must* nri'iii Bt'iiil •off. Frank tjulpii tlio (iilnmrtiti to Tjiykic to MareoKhi un team, a courtesy which will for- ter itu> Ht'cotid fram** of this Ki'eoiui bid such ehwrinst, aiii.eiliK. or chat- 6S Nassau Street KEW TOM BSmo. Tim IiidiiiuB began nilKaiiiK linl Mfu lead nil mnn, rolleil 113, c|MifieiI (if Worth IHMI liininn-ltier- ter as are di'si^iied jxt I'dticiil mo- Had the crowd let out clu-er iiftt't' one Pin hcllllhi llm sftisi.n's r<'«]r[i, Ki-r lii tho fourth. ments in "rattle" the visiting team, chwr ami they wi'ffl liopelt'saly imut- and will fip a li;uni niu Kolil fob. Worth jiullt'd a riiHiiiiiK OIH* ham! cn, 907 to 7(i7. Bfl). Woitli anil \V. Tiiwiil<»y wuro leii of ('nitienden'B wailoii lliat W. <>. W. IMPOKTANT MKIOTIXU. Tho flnnl was W oiliuen all tlio licit lit Itih, nn. Sopiml llm sliver liked giidti far two IJSK^. way and a» they were Imt <'leht plus CoiHirthw.'ilto had nothing but hli ,\( tho tt-Kiilar mwthn; of Un> \V. away trem 600 In the tlftli nvcrybndy 1 -HnviliT, (13; Si glov« hut for KM InninKs all the o. w. :,'o. 2ii, next Friday plans will TENNIS BALLS was waiting lor nn oven thousand1, 1'^ Mevnr, S7; Hlaek, 90; Oil (15; [KB the Kchooi boy« coiild mrUto wem bo tirranr.eil for tho r.Ht'iiliiin <.[ but unfort mutely n split or mine j '"•»'. "•'*>• •wo. their chiiinpliiii tidwllng t^nnj. WRIGHT and DITSON'S Championship "tBU* v WeatUelil ;i Jm-itnoii 44; Krug, \V!w u tlio Cub s^nsum tnu-iis May which wou ttio Klatevim! U-nw«o »nd Slfgiwlor, who hav« !>7: Kuril*., f,S; lit; Ilohen- JOtti. they will im fslsl omiugh to cup thin yrjir. (itlirr bu^liM-sirt (if 4Se each always lx»n rtsody to pull out n «tolii, ?l; total. yBB. ;ackl« nil tho big county teams. Imiiiirtniiro will i»lf« be biought «i>. BSmo. went woefully bad and fln- W«at!l«ld 4 -Ilakcr, 108; Klmi- 'ears&ll tameii Hie Oubs wiu'n h*' 1U fp'shment ji will in; iHTViMi. Ail OTHER MAKES AT 2S CENTS with low Bcorea, and jgain ng, 100; Hailln, !»7; Bo««rt. 94; jtt'd tlio rtnB 111 tho seventb. SiK'mbvrs rsro lUi:*'d ta !K* ;M**'ttfiit. the Iniilam -«»re ar»»n orff the 8t6(«m>lBr, 108; toUil, 497. drive* sud ft great »hout want Mp >V«dUt«M 2-—Qulpp, 113; WIISIHII, Robert ML Smith, Jr. us ths Wooj McKf>t»<'y 17« l''ivc passcutjer touring c;>i in Hnitcrt no I fit (cam Wnlnnxlny nlnM. Tim No* fir.sr class order and fully tse Vi)ltf,.|B wi re mil In n ilims nllli on,- lutal (i-aiii and wH« \i«»t"-ii I wo mil Ci|ui|>|»ctl. New tirt'soniciir Ml* 7a' i,l (,'«..-.. ii,ttiilit>« .-li-pp anil llpy- i.imwi -H sstrlu.a;; il* imlils iw)M lint Mi mir nil, va ltK>i wheels. (;<]||ltlci|.sily |)f «(>»- |li..Y .in Nli it,,,, ,,I,,I ,,,,1 )„,„ M»n fit «ttlk*», r, S "I'M Hfi-r B[iMl verted into si business «.»r. > I «'n* I>'III&' fh"ir !,til>- Jjml *m i' III (tin n|ii(ltl SHik.'t ItEHlji [ilillril Look it over am] make an offer lila '«III M.eo.t in |i|« (lie! san,ii ni'.ll '.H2 lillllllllll! h.Bt t||R »I,,,U,J hml'fi mi tjib>,(il siasr" nn.| Hlfgliioin pul » fun' E. R, WOODRUFF T/-.. si i fill e '# wl|ti » til|il* i Wi,irirji*i.ii NORTH AVENUE [I, Iis». lUVfi- . -.2*2 1 l!ni» of Ha**l)a1! t.lHiir><>!t>r , !t«« let t'!«'.t-h it. in t«t IS* SO* M tlimr* from LEADER WANT ADS. ^^ llEB OF THE : BOARD OF FREEHOLDERS

(Continued from last week.) Bourdon this COMMITTEE RETOHTS. Westfield, Tues., April 28 nor.» 1 tl)ooountT altorney.and to Z porl aft the Hest mtttiug of th» board asr to four »»llK>r respectfully reporis: Tbo T Ot ^ ''''I10'11'"101" RECREATION PARK FreehoMers iltisel. Thompson,OIDarbt! uourdon anil Uennessy. J lire correct. Tho ioUswing bills, n(tBr beicK raid were on roll call ordered paid: mak J; sheriff, $1,«7.31 Uouits—liimeaOl omwlly $500, Ileury S S10S0.72; county olerk, $548.75 • Schoppi, 1011. Colliy&MuGinvau U, C uBSJAiriN Kii'O, Auditor. W lrwlu 158 93, A,,n« l{Bl,l SU, W li HamiltoHamiltrn- $103"•"", u•• B- Lufburrow- - ' 25 Tli" Do You Want a Fine h nii'tiou oy Freeholder Wilbur tbi Honry Cook l>rilits|10,, 13 75. ,las J Care wtfffts received and ordnr&l placed 01 Evergreen Lawn? March 1. Everyone admires a Rood lawn and it is possible to have «l|i|iNii Juf Freeholders: it by giving it attention at the right season, which is now. If fMircomraitlco on Jail inspection wouli people only knew how easy it is to have a fine lawn by using .Sbenvnoil tig a8. Alex 1) Ajeis SO 15 .las WILD ANIMAL lT3i"als" tlio1)ooliS °r tIi0 wmileii. i l.uGirtu Bl 23, ,1m, Seelanil 54 ;i,i, Thnii THE "FORBES" LAWN GRASS SEED i nber "f prisoners In custod i. Cariij 5S>, Jos A Ban v 05 4(1, Win H ^ tii«irl,i"i number received durin n tiffhl 1181 OS, A Ural A Mlein 000, 1;S 48 the days of using sod would soon be over. Just a little • Bumb't'l February, SO; manlier i Mnrliu 1' O'tJmim.r 11 •!«, SlB'oS Jnliii lawn seed sown on the spots that have become Worn at :,,j« jiarcli 1,1»H, 07; number dnyi A Oidatbn 43 :)(), 15,',, 11" 30,J.is H Blieli- this season will insure a fine lawn all summer. ley BJ !M, 20 70, John J Walsh IB, S4, \ 'w.atti of February, 2,110, 1 ' Jlnliitfimnce. Prmicio V Lowden 23 8. ), Kill, Ktatthrtl! Tho "Forbes" Uwn Cra«s Mixture, named aftor ono of Inceiii'ii. olo« $305.84, salaries, §133.3 Novelty On 3, t; II Kheiu lS.Clias 1' Hnss inc Itudinpr authorities on Grass Seed in U. S., now ut tha ITMI prisoner nerday, .3455. 30 63, Henry Cook I'rinlshop ;I5, Uolbv he.d of cur firm, is carefully prepared by him for New ^ JOSEPH rKititv, & McCiouan so, Karl Selmllur «:1 8i, i_ico Jeisoy lawns and put up in convenient packages — prica J. HBHVKV BOANE, II Zlcgter S 6(1. per qi. 3Oc, 4 qls. $1.00, pit. $1.75, bus. of 20 lbs. $6.00. W. A. JSOtJHDON, llridgi-s—Allied '1' Crime 50, (Stephen felivoretl free of transportation in U. S. Comflilttoo. PiltiuB 8, Mike Tucker 23, Jacob I, Buuor In motion br Freeholder Wilbur tin'. 12, Joi-epli 'I'tillo 10 Frank Hcutro 10 J. F. NOLL & CO., hm, Seedsmen ail w«s received iiud ordered placed or. Karl Sclmifcrfl, Jnu'J lilynii 3701,David S BrteSU, 0 11 Wiuiuis Ui» 14 115, Qeo II ALEX FORBES, Pr«,'t THE MOST ASTOUNDING ACTS EVER EXPLOITED. IIS Mulberry St., Newark, N. J. March 5, 1011 M Krouse 10. •SI GOUEBlf PBDBUCIHB THICKSTRRS, CLOWNS MO FUNNY FELLOWS-41 nil of Freeholders: I'ublic UroiiiulR mid BuMuiug*—,hi3 .1 29 HUJ«B Tcrmi-d Coneoiine, Co,«»ndl, CWh «i,J Fullon St.., K«v York for fifty dollars for buria Carey $ti0, Ciiteerine O Huiiyon 27, N V Order jour Vctclnblo null Plrnter Sffilj on your way lo nr Iroin lira Italn. chofthe fallowing uumed Tel Cog. Jos limier 29 53, John Conrm pars Imve bren miido to tho committee 40 20. Moiey LH-HHOCO 10, The Foima ^idlers' graves and monuments i COW! Co 28, Columbia llefliling l.'o 2111)0 resiwctful'y submitted to tbo board Amencitn Miuin Service t'o 14 Tim 11 il e- POULTRY POULTRY lipnival, the same having been caro iMiint Co 2 OS, O (J Ilontmi »3 48, W dir UuKkHinncr 125. 2U BO, Mrn Fmmio U i, [meilig'iled by tbo supervisor ami J '•4toln wor*elle 1'iuk 3 10, Tlio Ileury Conk Prinlsliop 10, 18, Phi. tSe, Hoc, Ke, tl.m; £S». jjaiJ fs.50 j,(jo. 1, 22d N. .1. Vols,. died Jun. 17 F I! Norris & <;<> 1 50. 1 00, 1 00. Colby & tho Kriiat tonic and conditioner—IB sure to ronko you 4,ise81. burial Orange, liocklitud Co., Modowau 0, 49 10, Si 00, 511, Donald M permanent friond of nil Prattt Products. Y.Jchn W. Russell, applicant, Hose" bergin 8 50. Sallslatlion Goarantecd or Money Back li 'N. J. l'llblicalions-Westlleld Lender $2B 810 Priills Lice Killer. PoKilsr-SSc amlEOc. A!«o ^ovuity Uoads Uepairs-J Lliaucr $5 70 Spring necessity. Sureaeath toalldaafieroua vi-railn. Edward (!. Botinell.^Ellzabotli, N. BmByaOHBEEEDMDHEESiHBaiOBi 1HE VOSLDIOSUTER EQUETSTKUI OELEBUTm Co. A, WN. ,1. Vols., diod Feb. 6, 39 00, 15 GO, 171, (J II Wiumis 241 87 Itefuuo SiibaUtutes; in*Utoa Pratts. i,*ge §2, buried Everjrrtt'ii Cemetery, 71 75, J E Woodrun 44 20, Lawrence ! ' Get Fratti 160 i>agt Pwltry BvQk iafeih, N. •!.; Alfred 0. Hninea, appli- Kummerce 20, Ruben Cbirk 2. Joseph For Snip il, Elisabeth, N. .1. Knntz 10, Jno Taylor 15, Wm J Thomp- It. V. HOUKSSTEIN, P. TUAVNOH, WesttMd, X. ,1. son 45, P U Meise] (55 35. J. HKKVEY DOANK, JOHN C >IKVSH1IOLZ, Inciilenlnia-IIiizol Alleger r,0, N 11 Lea- JOSErH J'EHRY, vlu B0, F W Wrslcoli 57 50, J»» W fink 25, Wm J Fowler la 81. G IH'ight Stone Mountain View Poultry Farm SIOdNTAlhSIOK DAinV * TOtltT Committee. FAIIM. SIS IT, Alfred A. Maine* M, Hiirali J Me- CHARI.ES J. S1NGEU amoUfli! by Freeholder Henuessy tbi: Uhesi oy 00, Jno W Russell 50, J Sell 1. Illgii Cratl* MII.K, i'Rt5.\M, l'Orl.TRY ut *as received find ordered placed oi Liiuucy—N.1 St-tte Hospitid Trenton Custom Hatching Buby Chicks and KGK9. , etui £tie recommendations contained 37 80, Henry Sclmppe G30.N ,7 StaleHos- F22: isr Bali) and Ktuck lu rfiasereon roil call adopted tltli Nprplai Mtteutl iit»l ilrevst.me I'ark .1433 41, N .1 Stale Drcedop of lOxbJhllloH I5»rml l'ly- fauilly u««. Board nf "CbiMren's Giiarillans 18 04. eport of comudtteo ou ruplanking mnih Hocks, Whlto Wjaudottes il, fur Prompt geae Kastmau street, Craufurd. 'Muilon—Jnu It Connolly $100, Flor- rdfif Freeholders: cceo 0 Styles GO, 3. Wcstileld New Jersey Jail— UT Putts $J5 01,84, Central Beef Cor, SitrlaKltpli] A ^TeiT Provt^ ir committee on the above-uamfid Phone (138-J. Mriiu(aln«l(lc N. J, '\ would respectfully rq.oi-1 tbat tbo Hi 44 0S(, 87 78, S5 4S, J I > Brokaw 18 (17, i|nii&s been visited and it bus been 12, 83 88, Chan »o.ld 125,7 11, Funny mi that A lurge portion of Ibe plunk )odd 40. .las Johnson 85, Arble Miller 70, is tli« mud my and tldewnlk h rolled, Inbert W Faulkea 70. The Oakland' Poultry Farm Kejjlsler—Frank II Smith $511 07. Ed- nd m bud ahape. \ our committee Offers Settings from tho Following rtcommemi the replacing of the «ard Ilauer M8 04, 17 29, Agnes C Hinirlo •»Jk[ikukiu£ with twwplank through- 15 03,Idn M Courn«r 70. Anna Erltnmiiyer Utility Stock J5 09, Jmaiu I, HixrluwHlm 70 28, Cliarl- , t«l tho replacing (if tba roiitin-ay WHITE WVAJiDOTTES likf sitb twii-ttilnla »«iv plank and iille si LoraerJO, Kvelyn Gnre-Kelly B8H3, ! olii plank called from tin1 present Kiln P Decker 35, Marion U S*ifl 00 M, S. O. WHITB LEGHORNS :. Tliecost of tho work to be not I'.dna A C'bumar :|4 07, Kiln M Ootliell SO, S. C. IUIAOK IJKOHORSS inline StailfftT 62, Cbas !/ llaner Id 14. AT«l.00 1>Hll 13 V.MM THE SHOW THAT'S DIFFERENT Suiliiirnlc. -<)ei> T Piirriil. fill Oil, W II 0K0IU1K O. Ti;n,lili, Pai tut 808 34, Anna Dllkx (i(i 07, Ktwabrl Ffoliel W}nn8, Corning and Presents More Wild Aiilmsl Acts than all other GIIOWS combined. -TaltN N. dti rumt, neat t'nj- limll lull t fl-! \V r O *"£« YOU BUILD. U mn New l*iii.l,lin.-c Ii S0 rtH I I Mi Mum uii J N At the Show (li-'iiinds Inimedlately after tlis I'armfo. ii the n,tiimittt( t's r. |i >rt n! ill. I' I'Wilhni •-> Iliiidfrndjim '"mi; nf Uiin bo.uil a, t • ,,0 Bui .HI P Hull ID, I Hun) 1) in ^iu .if the nos\ bridge and U-, l, W A I'imloii 2() Kiiul 11 ll.nilihj COME AND SEE s "4 Nmbi WliNllllff -" * llimi> «iv Advertise all of the time—not ex- dir ttlilm Uil- a i l,.)r , F,n 1- I' H i >'• ».li'|,ti,l i i«i iut'.ii li 1J Jwim \\i i.lcuO t M For Sala by S| ',>< lil d a^ -jit! fnin /••.", Jo-.pl. l'Ti> -' travagantly, not wastefully, but • 'i il I (, T. lltl nl»l M(- ( nmiilt'i \|. ,. i.llllid IlllT Ul'i > > 11 t Jn N Iod} I'Ji, h P i \V Ibur 7 J'l Edward Millar & Co, V'!V'.m!»V:V:,,!"",! i E. F. Hohenstein ^^' '! r I crry. IIIB.1II.MI !,. ,-, 'i ,11 I llfrv. % I> an. 10 PROSPECT STREET don't let anybody forget you, •lirt,Tlm»ii.|.iniiHir ii <•> i - < ( Im \ J-miiT. 11 l»", Nmh "i t'i Ii r1 lit mi ••> i;l»JI" ' K* -n ld««.*.>«l «< 1 in !''iy 10, I'll VII-M-I 4H »>, J..n,pb lilt: I'lll UI-NIIAIi I 111 -!'. ! '*[** i ^(jiirht line ing of » board l«ih >r for th« ii,wt Blufx'i I Id* r-ilniim N. I!. LnniU iW jours Tim I'tmii'iitl*! Imn li>it nil , r w.ih tin prubuli!, < tn li.jw. H 1 ,t I, Jaiiib i. IJIUITS?!, IMMil' 1 f ha.i, Bi'iijiinlu Km* m I" W VVt-i- life insuraiK *' ffi Hi>anl«TS lu N* % .T^^t- Pn.lirililri Wilboi tills inil 7*i. .1 W Unit ldO, VV H CiidinglHii nry in nov bu&lnps^ la 1913 the amount o( Me la- 1 »Sj»lilteSj d Saul coal Tubi»r(nl«l»0otmrucll"ti—lolin I>»ile stirnni* lMU"d atul reUved In N li1' $14/* Mm "In htu'l I If tin litt» 1'errj, Hmlth nd y i iN uiin!tt««oii minntjp inuU Milntuwuiw— |40,00t),(H)() on iipsrly 200 fldo poll il, tti\, |i:t I,«lfi iil tlmnmiitj enlln-wr \ / il t i l»r tUn Wtwklf l>«) hi New Jcrwy In IB1J were I .yJwi,™ W ri,.k, «.)um* ('» >%m I'raiii- Uii«iU0i,('i.miu.'ii*MiUb 1 W«ttr ,t 1 lislii Cu I.'i.i (XI Dcnjimiii ICinii $2,7(10,000, * grflat*" Bum tli»u thsl iif|,,i»,rin rumoring unu* » tl t l Tl to |lumlt,->! tlfti lo U«S">. I! 1 I'""" liald li* uny ntbut fntntiatiy, it IJ.MH * H (liilTnat.i 1« «t A h i'orni 11il« liiatinriihlp uf Tlio J'ruitiilitlnl (••> ?.t HI, WJIIIwii V< ilx.ii H«n« « W l*»w FLOUR "0 11 f ' In lla bow* »i»(» k »n l«i>i™iln(, V.nk I • tophr m t'.i ii»Mli.|< 47»l. th« c«l!nil»nro whlrll tlm l*ojili) of («(.»«It IIMi.i!.. MM) i;m« 1* "J, The I'ntilfntlil ha» in torrp lu N«w *'«I Iil^ rl I*", A •Jnrimy ovnr I.488.000 putUtn, I I » BHITIl, 1 Meal-time in every Home lli Mj* Miiiabw frn«f< f tlmn on<» Imlf th* gn l'.iik«i |m¥l«*t'»«.'I pDimlallori of tl« Bttts, and th» !ti- V«6ll, iVi.tiii'MnlMDliitl miraiirH In f.mo la o»t»i 170 Mllllott l unsni UolldtK Haw ma Idtfrpsllii* fl« should mean Good Bread A W tire« sMl inilhuurlj c|«tiHm«'.r*!ii t^-HV,' ,;...,„.,„,;..,u, . i imlu.liM """' * tf^ PIRKU (nr rtftfRis u| (' Bnc« »• ftret mulslillnhert ml tttli ton lt.i*oft«l .it.Hi *•» VII I'fiwbm III*'. oiit In 'Uhn by the advanced cost of meats to rely upon bread illi J«iu fsrl, Mr ltBgr1»r, lb»t tmt 1 J,',' *" "> .f if, BIII] fi,u» (iiini i I:HW Y^INriml mhnnanliBituo „ ., , • werlli! VVhjWhjr minntl tiiln« ft* llltl« |iri'|in-« and ccrcaifoodstonourifhthemfortheday's work iV * "'lSr fi 1W tliF iwa ftititinf HM|9nlA i|*tlng »Hh • f*t.i • W..C1 «4f Ihi Ij,,*** '!••»->» of}H 1« loll mttf* Home-made bread from Heckcra' Flour stands Kflfcf fnwi th« i 7J li^ dMoriJcn «l Jttmii.li. «/T|)iii at the top for nutritive value. Don't be fooled—. liver. lrtt'Kiil«r »><»* •''f< l'ivri!

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LOYALS MAKE MERRY "TJKS MlNHllABLfcS" AT THK aosaoc ion«e OHILDREN'S GOUHTRY PLJUNFII3?JJ> THEATIC WE GIVE i'X TRADING STAMPS Unusually Large A item! a nee at Sec- "Lea Mlserables" In "movies" wJ ond Annual IU&OQT Games, be the attraction at the Plainne HOME BENEFIT On Thursday evening a banner Theatre on Friday and Saturda; attendance waa on hand »t the meet- nights, It is given Jn the interest SPRING MD SUMMER UNDERWEAR FOR WOMEN "Footlight Fancies" Enjoyed ing of Union Council, No. E, Loyal Wellesley College, which is trying Association, and maay of those in raise a fund of $1,000,000 to restoi Our assortment of ladies' underwear ia Spring ml Summer weights is the most complet, by Large Audience and a attendance took part in tho second the building lost in the recent fin ever shown in Westfleld. annual Indoor athletic meet. The Vests are of every conceivable shape desired. Goodly Sum Realized The events were run off under The assortment of Pants includes knee lenghts, tight bottom: laee bottom; ankle length the.direction .of Orator Wittlie and . tight bottom; also a complete line of Union Suits. ™ WORK OF JUNIOR AUXILIARY proved moat exciting. The events We wish to announce to and winners follow: the ladies of this vicinity Three-hundred-inch dash—George our readiness to begin our The managers of the Children's Sortor; time, eighteen seconds; prize, "The Inter-Changeable" Countryj Home can well bo proud of gold pen, E. L.Todd, second. Spring sewing in all its the young ladies who arranged and Peanut raci -RockhlH; prize, box branches. Especially do ire want to cull your attention to a vest which is entirly new, ''The Iita carried fo a successful conclusion tho cigars. changeable," a combination of three styles. By a simple method of recoupli'ng should beneflt performance known as "Foot- Hurfllo raee- —Fred Hohenstel n Best Montclair and West- straps, the vest may be changed, in a moment, from a full bust to a narrow "V" Neek tort light Fancies," given in the Westfteld aad Charles Tiee prizes .safety razor field reference. Theatre on Monday oveniiiR. Tlioro and brush. the comfort and convenience of the the wearer. This change can be effected without re'movi ws not a vacant seat in tlio house Address Miss Brown and garment from the body. *• Thrce-leggud racy—Sidney Sehaef- Mrs. Fowler, 658 W. Broad and tho standing room wai at a pre- Cor and Leon Terry; prizes, Military Tlio shoulder straps may be uncoupled and passed over the body, enabling the wearer t mium. hair brushes. William Gale, Jr., Street. change the garment at any time without disarranging the hair. It. may also be worn -with th° The use of tho thoatro was donated and Raymond Tice, second; prizes, straps turned in as a bodice. Arm holes may be made large or small at will. by Mr. Flagg, the proprietor, and in stick pins. recognition of this tservice and other Potato race—Edgar Spencer; prize, A Clever Idea, A Necessity. kindnesses of Mr. Flcigg Hie young bottle of toilet water. ladies presented him with a hand' Obstacle ract—John MacLaugU- Forestry and Fiuit Culture some cane at tho close of tho per-lln; prize, stick pin; G. h, Todd, formance. Mr, Flags in accepting the Yankeo screwdriver; Fred Singer, B. C. HOWELL gift said that he waa only too glad fiilk sox; Norman Smith, necktie; THE to be ahlo to render this service and Harry Taylor, a pipe. 243 Chestnut St. Phone 262- alio offered tUo use of tho theatre to In a whistling contest between the District Nursing Association. six-man teams of Union Council and WESTFIELD The program was varied and theArlington Council, tho locals won. Telephone 484 W entertainment proved ono of the best Tho officials of the meet were DEPARTMENT of tho season. Itofereo, G, H. L. Morton; starter, If you have a friend H.J.ROSENTHAL,Pwp. i^The opening chorus "Apple Blos- George Cruttenden; timekeeper, C. who anticipates renting som Time." with Miss Helen Collins H. Kyte; scorer, Edward Wittke; STORE as soloist was a itne beginning for judges, Dr. J. B. Harrison, B. H a furnished house in an excellent program. In tho open- Oswald, J. F. Garrvtson, F. L. Wash Westfield this summer, ing chorus were Miss Jean ii Q burno and W. Gale, Jr.; committee in WE SELL BUTTER1CK PATTERNS stead, Miss Winifred Brant, Jliss charge of tlio meet, K. W. VVlttke we have listed a num- Helen© Glaclwin, Miss Joycclyn Walter Segar, Walter Sampson, ltny- ber of attractive places. 3OE3O Watts* Miss UutU Edmonds, Mis mond Tlco, t!. L. Todd, E. Jarvis and Gladys French, Miss Freda Hal- Charles Simpson. Tlie prizes were stead, Miss Estelle Sexton, Miss donated by J. G. Casey, Charles Herbert 1. Hbrams The Leader ia devoted solely to Mildred Martin, Miss Isabel Emery, Clark, John Duglii, G. \V. l'rutebey Pc.-irs.Tll ffiuHMM,] & public interest, and has no selfish, Miss Helen Sexton, Misa Doria W. Galo, Jr., Harold Goruoli, F, H t Prospect street illtlcal or persona! ends to serve. ONE CENT A-WOR Hlnclunan. Scliaoffer, K. M. Smith, H. N. Tay. CLASSIFIED Under th© direction of Misa Elaio lor ami .1. II. Wolls. Philip a vory clover tableaux was ar- ranged as the second number on tlie OLD IJ^MIMIKK UA55KD. MINIMUM CHARGE FlfTDBN CENTS program. Thia tableaux emphasised Tho old Darsh bakery building at the various familiar figures jn the the rear 01 the Darsh Building in advertisements of today. A lMCiiUU fcxjiert on furniture, china, Rrond street, lias lx?en torn down. School Shoes That Wear ttc, A. It. iluvwell, Tel 4^y-J-3. Tlio third nuinlx-H", a song aud Inntdo the liullcilni? was the first lief ere lice. 4-1-tf dance, "Won't You Como and Walk bakory ovoti to ho constructed in With. Me," under the personal di- WflBtfleld. Tho oven was built by Almost Like Iron rection of Miss Pnrkins, Miss 1). John Darsh Hfty years ngo, and was Ames and Miss Flemer, yum excep- in Kootl condition. Mr. Darsh sptmt AX A-l Jot, 60x100 feet, in ceni«r of tionally good and the steps wore Although they are nearly as pliable as a glove. They tuwn, fur sale, Suitable for an ovor $1,UVU to build tho oven and uimrtment housy. Hurt; money get- danced perfectly. Miss Irene Coop- buko siiop. are called TROT-MOC Back-to-Nature Shoes. All ter Can b« iioug-ht right il bougfit er-, Miss Margaret Spclman, Miss E. quickly. Consult Walter J. Lee, U KOCrlariwIn, Miss Fraucea Peireo and the boys and girls like them because they are so light t:im street. t ! Messrs. Baehimm, Klliott, R, Kt and easy on the feet—and because they look so neat. xJlli iou troingr to move? if so con- and Cowporthwaito took part, sult Walter J. Lee, 4S Elm Si who has complete Jlst of ull proauective Tho Dutch Panto by Misa Isabel vacancies. Emery and Miss Helena (Slatlwia ro- colvod its eliaro of the nuijiaiiPO o: the evening. The tlfth number on tho iiro^run was a remarkably elewr play, "Tin1 Heturn of Deborah," in which Mis Irene Cooper as Miss Tompkina was rot-Moc th6 star. The cast follows; Mlfttt Tonuildns, a New KMI'JHIK HpinskT, Irt?!io Couiwr; Mlt-s Sural Crispy crust Tompkins, her Kistcr, iOiizahci I Ames; Marpui'tit. f hit of tho cn'^iiini;1. and was ar- that makes it riin^od undt^r tin1 porritinal dlrcftlttu *»f sum JCAP WnlV.T. Sock'ty ilanccs by M(HK (Jhuhvin so different and Mr. Rut»'ll <«OIHOJI pruv^-i ino^t from ordi- Tim condmliim NEMO CORSETS IN NEW and dnnco, "Far V\> ih< 111!!," h Miss Dorothy Frn narybrcads- fnttlitigi tti ot nf i ho and it's sold SPRING MODELS m«nts ever mfmbom of Uio ilaiitui Just like Bai¥ilttg Club poulti *?ftt H« w«-si in- Nemo Corsets niipruai'.li perfection bowl tu il«mutisti»t«t Inftt t'Veiilnu IIN i'Icii!«ly ft» it ia jscmnililo for human wht^n th« ic*atn iHiUH (nltn'il tbt1 uiiiii home-made bet» »f th« ollwr IHHII »l a t-nmiurt iiiironuily to limki' thrm. They con. B*rv«il IN Out rlmreli iwrliir -only better, riirw to thr> minulpat dntail of fa«b- tt E. Muftin, of th« ]ll«li Iii Imol i of IHII'K )al<-Ht itindcriuifg and »t thair the Sftft^u**, srtiMi Rs toaMni nmi Hcnsilily nKidiTHtn jirinng nssuw mnu Use Hill* ntnrloi that go with tha i"b WILLIAMS innin of pomfort, v»l«c, style, nerviei, Sftik-h fh« tnomhMi of Urn it»|iii»t BAKING CO. ll»« fnht« »m! ni th« uhj<» t nf tuivj NEWARK In-! im explain tlm ronriU of theao lit Rll ItM mmulivt* iif tlm llMfcatBi) Maker* si tMinn. in>w rnuili'ln and (lomonttrftlo th«m Tits bmitjtiftt «fifi )i«iv»(t vtulnr tli« In you jwrnoimlly ^lil|e |[iry fllWfllim nf Dm !,ml|t.j' Alii MiifWi, Mm Al«i«»ii<.r Hunt mting »»rl(»li- iww BIHI •MuirfinrnU art. (>(tni|ili.t(i. TluTi. U ri limilwl !(,.rk, innwi Rtallti, P<1«r«i"i1 M<-M»lii.h, iti!,i, W(mt»n, !'!>IMj* A imw i No, 327, »(.!Uog |8, k »!» nn mttml for

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