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VOL. XVI. NO. 1 0 [Y, M A R C f t (i, 1 9 0 9 PRICE, FOUR CENTS BUSINESS CARDS •BiRJDGE CLUB F E R e , L S home to the Guild of St. Luke's The Bridge Club met on 'Wednes­ Item s of blic person- Church. The guild will m eet each CHURCH CHIMES. CENTA-WORD-COLUMN. day ait the home of iMrs. lEHis. Mias The Borough Council held its regu­ al nature will tli B. U. TAPKEN, lar monthly meeting Monday evening. s e n t us oy ’ Used when Wednesday morning during Lent. ILLPTIST CHURC-H SERVICES Daisy Ayres won first prize and Mrs. A FETW choice Strawberry plaints for Meeting was called to order at 8.15. sender shoul- therwise. The IN AROANUM HiAT.T, LLtterst won second prize. ■Sl-at ionery approiiirkLte for every oc­ sale; six different varieties. C. B. JEWELER. The Mayor and all the Council were n o t for publl or her name, BANK. BUILDING present. The meeting passed off very las evidence of casion at Hie Ale! uchen Pharm acy. Veghite, Box 181, Metucnen; telephone Ill CHURCH STREET, near George 500 PARTY AT THE CLUB HOUSE good faith oi quickly with very little -business of for the col- Regular preaching every Sunday 15--M-2. There were eight tables for cards at u m n s of the portance. The various committees >uld be mail- Mrs. Gilbert Is at her Metuchen m orning at 11 a. m. and at 7.45 p. m. the club h6uee on Tuesday evening, A. C. KELLY ac SON, dealer! In Coal made their reports, which conairted m orning in homo after a visit in Vermont. by the pastor, ,Rev. j. J. Cook. All WANTED —Success Magazine re­ All th s best Coal kept In stock. also ail five tables playing 500 and three tables quires th e services of a m an In Me- •tsea of sevar and drain pipe, glazed generally of simply “progress.” are cordially invited. Bible school ses­ playing bridge. Mrs. Bloomfield won There was a special communication B. Ames has -purchased an auto­ sion at 3 p.-m. tucKen to look after expiring subscrip­ ta d unglaxed. Trap T’s sod Y’a mobile. the bridge prize and (Mrs. Howard from ex-Borough Counsellor Silzier re­ tions a n d -to secure new business by sfcJrvney flues and pool brick. Offlca, (Mook won the other prize. The party garding a clause which the city . of ST. LUKE’S OHURGH means o f special methods unusually ef­ ta d yard, P ort Reading Tank P-O. as in charge of Mrs. Henry Ay res, as Mdse Jennie (Dr. Gross’s cousLn from New York, Yonkers have in their electric light Oak Tree, fective; position permanent; prefer Box. 445. Tel. 107-R. was quite evident by the good “eats"’ Ited her slater is v-isiting at the Inn. SUNDAY SERVICES. contract. This communication should kPk, th is week. one w ith experience, but would ooO- that followed. T h e services at St. Luke’s Church prove decidedly Interesting to th e bor­ sidieer an y applicant with good natural’ CHARLES HARTMAN D r. -Lippinoc for to-morrow will be as follows: ough Council and, no doubt it w ill re­ Albert 'Acken is on the sick lis t this qualifications; salary fl.60 p er day, ■HAVING AND IH1AIRCUTTLNO. B. I. L, NOTES. located in M< (Holy Communion, 8:00 A. M. ive consideration at the proper time. with commission option. Address, with CIGARS AND TOBACCO. Bonk building. Sunday School, 10.00 a . M. Mrs. Emily Williamson was unable There were but two resolutions pass­ references, R. C. Peacock, Room IOB, M AIN 8TREJET, METUCHEN, N. J. Delicious -box chocolates pounds and Morning P rayer and Sermon, 11:00 to give her talk In tihe League House ed—one vas for tihe N. Y & N. J. Tel­ »s Magazine Bldg., New York, Miss France* half pounds, 35 and 60c. /Metuchen A M. last Thursday hut will give it next ephone Co. to remove two telegraph days at Glen* Pharmacy. Evening prayer, 4:30. DR. E. F. POTTER Tuesday afternoon, M arch 9, ait 3.30. poles now standing in middle of the ^YOU want to go to college?} If —DENTIST— T he Quiet iHour and the B. I. L. idcvalk on 'Durham avenue. -Another help you; we have already Wednesday E. M. Morris, superintendent of PRESBYTERIAN OHURCH •flOes at residence, Hillside Avenue, will hold a joint open m eeting , tin Y**4*liition. requesting the Lehiigh Val­ ad reds through college by ig club rolled A ary and allowance for 'post offices in Preaching by pastor at 11 a. m. and IdiBTlXJHiEJN. N. J. Wednesday, March 10 a t ithe League ley R. R. to build a foot bridge on means of obtf plan. Write for full in- House at 3 o ’lock. ■ Mrs. Ryan, of th e Eagles o n th# this division, visited Metuchen 1.45 p. m.; morning subject, "The • A m lours: 8:30 a m., to 4:00 p. m. Durham avenue opposite their passen- vteitora (won tw o f roman ton regarding our offer at a frea Wednesday a Brooklyn will speak on’ “Womans week and arranged for improvements Lifted and Attractive Christ"; evening scholarship in any school o r college. ger stat‘.< in our post office building w hich (will Subject, '‘The Poetry and Power of Duty In Citizenship. a special petition, submit­ Address Robert J. Shenock, 29-31 Boot (Miss Elizabeth give more accommodation an d facili­ P rayer.” C. CAMPBELL. ted to the Coi ncH requesting a side f bias arrived in 22nd street, New York City. Liverpool. Very | ties for both the public and poet office T he Y.P.SJC.E. consecration meeting FIRST WIRELESS TELEGRAPH walk to be established on Durham a;> 1 was encoun- c. tere d duriiMf force. at 7 p. m. All young people invited. REAL ESTATE AN'D INSURANCE. STATION IN MjETTIJOHiEN tfrofii Central avenue to Main ithat the HAY FOR SALE. ’ T h e heat oompaniee. Law rates. No- storm tables ham* Sunday school -at 9.45 a. m. Fine timothy hay, deilvwed, |H8.00 street. • m i Thursday night -the bowling T h e communion of the Lord's Supr tor, Public Pensions collected. Bur­ For the last thirty days, after school idewalk grade to he established on » ; common mixed hay, tfellvared, (Mrs. F ra n k teams of the Club and Truck I^ouse per will he observed March 14; pre­ glary, plate glass, bolters and em­ hours 'Master Ray Wilson, of Highland » a’ rvempm f* m Durham av/*ue William $14.00 ton. Address Hayseed ears Re­ street, is su met on the latter’s alleys in a match paratory service, Friday, the 12th ployes liability Insurance. Tel. 94. avenue, has been studying and exper­ to MlilUesex a». :iLe. i: An attack or corder. appendicitis. game. The truck house was victorious The Junon* League holds its meeting imenting on wireless telegraphy, with­ Sidewalk gfade to be established on O. STILLMAN. out anyone to assist him, dn a quiet 'wifining two out of three games. The each Sunday afternoon and business LOST—-A silver apes faced rwetefc, C ark so n place from Central avenue to The member*;? 0 way. He bias labored on overcoming ristd&n En- teams -wer made up as follows: Club m eeting Friday evening. on W'ednesday morning about oteo Center street. deavor doctety one difficulty after another and hear­ - iPresbyterian 'House, Gene Moss, W. C larkson, H. T h e subject of the men’s meeting to- o’clock, on Spring street or vicinity. Solan. Diamonds, Watche* and Hterllna S llv The obpject of the communication Church and > ■ o. 18* Albany Street, New Brunswick, N. ing the light comments and discour­ fare enjoying Mook, Teddy . ana, Allison. Truck morow ia 'T h e -Layman’s Movement,” Kindly return sam e to Wan. Crowell. Sard Engraving arid Wedding Invitation*. as that tlie people of this section of a .thimble i_ aging predictions of hds schoolfates, in the House, Jim Powers, Jack Powers, Gro­ led by John DeMott and Gilbert Ma­ the borough are very much interested church ptrW ij WANTED—Light housework or po­ to-day he sits in- the hay window of die (Bennett ver Lehline and Walter Tails! g. son. All men are Invited. in getting sidewalks and are doing is chairman n il sition os child's nurse, te a s Ida If. MOVING VANS. his home and receives messages from everything in their power tx> set an nbbttee. 1 have a large weather -proof, clean the wireless stations in New York, IMiss DetForeest requests h er friends INSTALLATION SERVICES 8hoefaker, Oak Tree, N J. example to (the other parts of th e bor­ paaia Patty, ran. Goods moved any distance, Philadelphia -and from 'the ocean stea­ a cold who take the New York (Herald -to A t the inetall'a/tlon of Rev. J. W. ough. It is hoped that the Council PRINTING end Sign Painting dona ■aaoonable rates. Drop a postal. m ers far out to sea. At the home of cream , < , at the •end all the coupons, both Teachers Conklin as pastor of the Reformed •ill give these people just a little as­ (Mertnchen •] neatly, promptly and at reasonable PETER LOTT, METUCHEN, N.J. th is hay tan be seen h is Wires and in­ sistance. There is no question but and Amateurs, to -her before -March 00. Church next Thursday evening Rev, sulators, placed far up in the tall H. Hutton, D.-D., of New :Bruns- prices. A. H. Greaves, Box 298, Me­ Bidewalk grades should be established T he eubbro tuchen. n7-tan hickory trees, spreading out and ready t abhe v/lck, will preach. Rev. P. T. Pack­ other parts of the borough, and bonne of Mrs. ? B. I. L. to receive any message. A-t‘ his re­ proibaJbly other ports of the borough I'on Thursday m an, D.D., iwiM ipreeide a^ Acken ent committee air-e doing -much active between one .point and another. Master 'who have (beei ana reception of members. V. T en Eyck & Son, Metucnen, N. 1, B ANK BUILDING, MAIN STREET. th e Council would probably have dif- list, are work and reports from ithose present Ray finds, however, h e has another around again. Mrs. John S. lAlden and W. T. Dem- P. O. Box 57. ol0-6n» Electrical work of all kinds. flulty in- persuading the people to build Ucre very enouraging. Repairs made promptly. difficulty to oversome in not being able sidewalks. However, in this section as arest, secretaries from New York, are The school < The ways and mean® committee re­ Men to represent us locally or trav­ to read the messages a s rapid aa, they soon as the grades are established the I was begun expected to speak on home missions P. O. Box, 285. som e -time ported prepa-bations -being madie for eling, in the sale of a full .line ofeosy are sent, not being used -to the' code sidewalks will immediately follow completed at the Reformed Church next Wednes­ used in wireless telegraphy. Without when -tihe v the final payment of the building fund. d ay evening. selling specialities. Apply quick and without and further trouble to the The women of -the league a n d their secure territory. ALLEN NURSERY doubt this difficulty, as with a ll, the borough authorities. (Mrs. J. W. Conklin la st week atten d ­ -Dr. Elite, friends are invited to inve»t o n dollar COMPANY, Rochester, N. Y. others, will soon be overcame. There was one application for a liner of ed the -Ooniefere.nce of Women’s Boards W A L L P A P E R the Matucheo i aaoh i-n anyway chosen to increase it, o f Foreign Missions in Boston. Tw en­ perm it to carry firearms, which tihe po­ begun CESSPOOLS and vaults cleans* W ALL PAPER AND DECORATIONS. CHOPIN CENTENARY the examlnaflo up to the middle of iMay, w h en there ty-seven boards of the U. S. and1 C an­ prom ptly; estim ates frsaly given. Adr lice committee had refused, and it was will be an Ingathering of speculators’ Paperhanging a Specialty. AT LEAGUE HOU&E. a d a (were represented by delegatee. * dress T. M. Ingraham, R. F. D. No. Thirty Years' Experience with Leading reported that there would probably be party to iwhich only the specuUtors a request from another party for a (Room 8 k i.4 te being Plainfield, H. 1. New York Houses. Laet Monday afternoon the Music d*vtted*to are invited. A charge of o n e dollar REFORM-BID 317NDAT 1 permit to awry Jraarme, im$ that the . S m , m ■M i TlteUwnkf£i a recogni­ tion whether the borough Council has 9 2 0 ’ tion of the centenary of Freteric Cho­ authority to grant permits to carry fire ( the winter as ha* -ben donated for the woman who pin, born In March, 1009. The pro­ arms, Those permltfl may possibly h e has mot* mflrk I l to. la voted m hhowlMr the h o st hnsliwsw the Children’s Hon» at New gram was interesting sad carried alMltty. Aim fo r the prise. wick.'.... ^ " have to come from Judge Booraem. The Metuahe* has a fine out. A feature 'introducing the musi­ Ther is evidently a deel re on the part Doubtless m any good huednest points This collection amounted to $20 and LOAN—Nineteenth series of" lin e of shaving ) i displayed 1-n cal program was a -brief resume df the will toe brought out at th e specula­ a few weeks ago It was -taken to the opened in Sept Best kind of la* of the borough authorites to Improve i ts window th is < Gharle § R otolo life and work of the eminent composer the streets at the earliest opportunity. tors’ TMrty and it will be to the inter­ home by a -delegation of young misses meat. Managers—R. H. Wilson, *. given (by Mrs. (Hull. The Mayor made special request that est of our touatness men a n d of any one from the school. L ast Sunday m orn­ Corbin, E. J. Drake, A. C. 1M - The budnet h. - -jhe coming sctv ol Shoemaker Tho program consisted of five num­ the gutters be attended to immediately desirous to now how to m ak e money ing L. E. iRdddle read a report -writ­ terest, Oscar Smith, G. W.« Greisofc, ■. bers, first (a) a Naturae and ((b) a y ear haa b een adOpM by the Board of FIR ST CLASS/WORKMAN. before the leaves and other refuse be­ to 'be present. The inform ation gained ten by th e committee telling of -their K ram er, G. W. Lltterst, W. T. Me* waltz of Chopin were admirably ren­ Eldueatlon. The < p l am ount 10 lie ALL HAND MADE SHOE9. gin to decay. will be well w o n h the d o llar to say ■visit* They were show®’ through the Adams, J. T. Marshall, L T. Peck, W. dered by Miss Madeline Hall. Mrs. asked for ;-»ls joeri-wlU ,be |9,000. WORK PROM P^Ly DONE. It might prove Interesting to the cit­ nothing of the supper an d dance. borne from cellar te garnet and were W ilson. Pattison fallowed with three Chopin N ext to KELLY BUILDING izens of the borough If more of them * ? * The sanitairy committee is working much Impressed w ith the cleanliness eon-gs sung in excellent voice and with Prank S m ith ha! (Mid to th e B o rd WHY NOT PATRONIZE would attend! -the Council meetings. on the abolishing of th e local and and general good order which pre­ MAIN STREET Fy-mpatliettic interpretations. Mrs. of Eduratt r i I17..U U the amount -e- This is a matter in which all the citi­ most dangerous of the mosquitoes and vailed. About 45 p o o r children are SHOES SHINED. Burr next played Chopin vairiations Op oedved In nollection* a t th e ball game zens should be Intersetd. for the sprdh'd of dom estic sdeqce, oared for and as money -is none too Tese were attractively given ,^n la s t summer. Thin amount .waa ra-ad Council adjourned at 9.30. lit Is aleo making 'preparations plentiful, the gift Of -the Reformed Home Industry her usual brillion-t manner. The tiwo to ray for th e new-piano. Sunday -Pchool was much appreciated. . * • for a luncheon In the League House numbers whilch followed were from March 30. The nverag! atUodamne at our James h . Pettit modern composers. Mrs. -Letson was SENATOR SI-LZER RENEWS On Saturday evening, A p ril 10 there BAPTIST (BRIGADE METUCHEN ncheol la s t moatfa m slightly be­ 1 in her best voice and caught the spirt CANAL EFFORTS. Mill he a line teoture given |n the bn Satim lay night Company A, of of her tiwo selections, A Rose in the l l i , the average, th* attendance bolng the Seventh Regiment of N. J., U. B. Funeral Director 93 per cent of (he enrollment League House toy Gilbert (MoCliirg, of Bud and Down by the Mill. Mrs. John­ Colorado Springe. Watch the bulletin B. A was installed la 'Metuchen. This son closed the program, pleasing the A resolution was introduced in tihe PEARL PLACE AND (board 1 the window of the corner drug company is formed1 ot Sixteen -boys of Senate Monday -night by S enator Stl- Dr, Ixniia Uerler. the S tate Hlsh AVENUE, audience with the charming songs “A s to re s the Baptist Bible School m charter zer -provl'dlng for th e appointment of Eehool .Inepector, vtttted th e achoul J. ■. LAYTON Bnow Flake” and a Japanese lore Our programs jp r the y e a r are now membsrs. Ttie program was very im- song. committee to ascertain the reason last : it. Many mistaken will Ike found and piedse. The dbjecte for which this Lad lea' w ear mad Lm * Onrtalaa a After the program a pleasant social for the disuse of the Delaware A Rar­ some names omitted, for mil of which company is formed 1» the advancement Specialty. Domestic ttnttli «a ail itan Canal, to determine whether or Atop that ocught; Poley a Honey half hour followed, In which the mem­ beg pardon. of Christ's kingdom among boys and ahtrt end collar stork. bers entertained their friends with a not there is discrimination lm the sup­ a n d Tar, 26o and Me. MOtudhsn Phar­ RYNO& HIGH plying of-boats for use thereon, and ithe promotion of ludbits of obedience, cup of tea. macy. reverence, discipline, eelf-respect and T H E ONLY AMERICAN LAUNDRY also to investigate and report the util­ * ♦ • IN TOWN. ity and advisability o f adopting legis­ BAPTIST OHURCH BUYS I>0T8 all -that tends towards true, C hristian Funeifal Directors RBOORDHR'S NEW The Board of ®X*»latkm has author­ manliness. MAIN 8J \ MBTUOKHK, N. J. RBPRE9BJNTATIVH lation tending to revie the usefulness ized the supply co n ttlae -to purcna.3 An Important transfer of property of the canal. The resolution was re­ Any boy from ten to sixteen years NO. 87 IRVING BT-, RAHWAY, N. J. flfairter KlngSley Powell la author­ a typewriter. wa^ effected loot Monday, Important ferred to the oommi-btee on judiciary. of age m ay join ithe company, an d It L. D. TELEPHONE, -J. ized to eolicit suhaeriptionB end col­ (because it interests many people. 8 This is similar to the resolution In­ do necessary that he Jbelong to W. A. Crowell, NEW YORK OFFICE: lect for them for the Recorder man­ The Board of B dnotton is to send a We refer tbHhe sale of home. ' 384 GEORGE ST. / only for what yoq use. Whether -it b to buy o r sell; adver­ Mrs. Fred ItM opened her tise your wants in Sfie Recorder. NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J.( hmrance Agency a THE METUCHEN REG9 R0ER THE METUCHEN RECORDER PRINCIPALS (MEET 'AT METUCHEN f f c t c o r d v . On last S atu rd ay there was a m eet­ CHARLBS A PRI-CKITT, E ditor. ing at the iMetuchton High School of the supervising principals of ‘Middle- .BUYING. county. S o m e very initerestiing matters ■came up. They are espec­ ially opposed to ithe county superin-, indent's appointment coming through PUHLJ8HKI) KVKKY SATURDAY Was He Insured ? the Governor. It, is one of the most DRV- GOt impoPtan ^th in g s regarding our schools Tin Only Paper Published Metuchen that polities b e completely separated from school affairs. The meeting un- Terns of Subscription, >1.50 Per Year Impnsly pased resolutions (a copy By Mail or, ’PhoCie. in advance; single copies, 4 centa. •which was s e n t to our metmbers o f Advertising Rates made known c the Assembly an d our Senator) as fo l­ This great question will be Application. lows: Resolved, That it is the sense of asked about you some day. jpntered a t tie Metudhen, N. J. Post- this association thait the welfare of th e D on’t forego the tremendous advantagi offlce as second-class' matter. public schools of th is State and county Is not subserved by 'the semblance, o r ping with a great store like this because You cannot tell how soon. 1H« KBCURDKR'S CIRCULATION suspicion of p artisa n politics in th eir ec- elect. where who are attacking President W invitation. dined ^nT “ ‘You know. I don’t furnish Bargains in every Department. . . mlud.” Yon have u prescription ir-'ino raf*,er o v e r -s t^ U p ^ . ^u ^l H ow He Judged, 1 ake it. (u jg a ll that eo n be said against! “You attend church regularly?” H ah n e £ o . Viehmann’s Bee Hive “Oh, yes.” TIs it high church or low church?” 48-50 Church St., ‘%Igh church, judging from th e New Brunswick, N J. H e i f P W M - Nft» ______The Metuchen Pharmacy t osa ever been at th e head of P «rt Girl. fond of lobster, kits* FUp 7 Where it will be filled accurately V by licensed'graduate pharmacists.

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HANDBOOK on Bateu'^ Hotel© grow n thoroughbred p lan ts. for ewurlng patents, Straw berries—Uncle Jim, 'B randy­ PUBLIC SERVI h Muim & Co. roceive all time wine,. Clyde, •Sample, Enormous, P rid e R^GERTS PIANOS nple off Fannie.” of Michigan, New York, Warfield. 'Sciiilific jimfficait. ,north# 25 pjauts, 2 5 c ;'100'plants, 75c. n !s«-..olv IIlr.strRlPrt wct>Ulv T.nrcest o'r- Themertwularoftheag*. Strictly Wsh-gnde, having 5 H Since th e Public Service Corporation ’ 11,11 «.r Hiiy sftieauUrt loujnul. 'JVriy^W a theusandi at artistic endorsemants froiw'weil kit own mu- tf^isc^unusing j.to read a statem ent sicians. used In over four hundrtd public tcJsoaii and aver make b y ex-tGovqmor F ranklin Mur- Red, R aspberries—Golden Queen -and in 1903 it has expended more than $30,0 New York W,, U1 three hundred conservatortas al ausiev i p | fifoy, who le ohofimian of the Republi­ King. rehabilitating, improving and extending i can Staff© Comm Witee. in wh ich h e tries 25c per dozen. EXCLUSIVELY UNIONiLABEL PIANO MANUFACTURED railway, gas and electric lighting systea Dfifin « J ^ eTypiano hag the nameof ItnL manlfacturees-— to defend'the “Old Guard” In their BUSH A GERTS, C h ic a g o , cast in the ffiSe. Itify no piano but Btmnd for m achine dictation to the Blackberries—Wilson Junior. quired. that does not have th e name of the real malipttacturdr cast ia the present admlnlutrafflon at Trenton. Mr. 25c per dozen. plate, o r you will be getting nothing but a sttTcp. J I Murphy was brought up politically un­ Send for a copy of “ The Story of the Stencil,** AlaiTmake nk)nllr4fck*n receive one of our beautiful souvenire-sent free. Aierlka Wtotff InaUun*® der -the old regime, hiaei finished ills T horoughbred Plymouth Rock eggs. Try to realize what a stupendous •um of copied territory. Piano* shipped direct to customiroi frt-iirht and » public life, but' doesn’t know It, and 50c pecut off with th e pennies saved •y buying your Groceries here. PENNSYLVANIA R l ROAD knd freer Repubidcan -leaders in Council, Royal Arcanum, Our G.oceries have oeen carefully March IS, April I, 8, 29 May Tft i “ nation'. Time w aa when G eneral Sew- jrjCt>ts on th e Second and FY>urth Mon- selected from sample© and are of a fill s a t in room. 100 at 'th e Trenton (ja y 0f each month, Arcanum Hall, quality which will prove* highly sat Bound Trip Rate $11.25 or $13.75 f: o Metuchen, House and sent for leaders off the Leg- Bank Buljding. isfactory. ,Y~lue beirig comidered ac According tu hotel selectee : Mature and other machine puppets to offioere for 1009:—Regent, T. M. cording to qualitw ftnd*' price, our goods are cheap. Covers necessary expenses tor three days! 1 cSali around fo r orders iwhioh they Qarr; Vice Regent, J. f\ R iddle; Ora- E ; fo r ten days. jlelJeta good returning never dared ddsobey. Bu.t (Murpliy is tor,-W . C. Boble; Bast Regent, R . H, pot a. Bewail an d since R oosevelt has WHtoKmt; Chaplin, C. C. M undy; Detailed Itineraries and full information of hot Agents, or tehown the way the people even jn 1 Gu-ide, G rover Uhleln;- Sentry, J . S. Why Take the Risk ? Campbell & Morris C. Studds, E. P. A., 26| Fifth avLnjL'lfew York, N«w Jersey MU "hardly to lera te ft re- Fitzgerald; Warden, R. M arschall; Cor. Main Street and Amboy Avduue. turn to old conditions b u t will yet Trustees, C. A. Frickltt, John Lehlein, ■ i J.R. WOOD, f ROi sn v n realize that a Colby or a Fort can he ,r . f . Oaim^bell; Collector, Ja m e s A, Passenger Traffic Manager. General F “ 60 long as you keep your securities, jrftluftble l’hlladelphla trusted -to lead an d that th e m an for Secretary, John W Breen, Agt., . i public office, should serve th e (people , L . N. Rover. contracts and other papers, insurance: potidea first, the party organisation© next, if ^ ‘ ‘ ana tile ll^e lockefl up tu mour desk ot j at all, and the coTiwrationa never, In 1 y o t take the risk of loss through fact dirert. prlnuAipies and th e Austral- j Ian ballot fryk.em, •,with a n ... aroused L O O K ^ public ('ohscienc© and in’dividual pat- L o o k J t h e f t , f ir e of c a r e le s 1 rtotAsm will m ak e state an d county I received tije most beautiful ©cnwndttee as un-neco*axy e s th ey now liU,e of W in te r styles that I h av e bad Why not.pjit'this up to those who i are unrepresentative. in. years. A ll the latest styles, fab­ Tally *organi4ed—to care for such ma DoW itt E. Rogers rics, colorings are well represented. COME box ui,tl;e , SCROOP TRUSTEES. ^ My goods are strictly all w ool mid besides ev e ry garment I m ake Is cor­ IN .'n »t&±unse to the wish of riianf rect In style, fabric and workman­ SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT rllfzens, Messrs. R. B ruce Crowell, ship. ' E v e ry order reoelves m y per­ AND lu b b e r E. R iddle and T h o r flu Talt sonal attention. doesn’t cost much; Jrom IS a year up pffi b«J J i M v « fifty© decided -to, run agim ffor memhera T A IfK off th e Board off BliujuionL i'-.e com- - * r exp a o ucs are light uwq yo u wilt find my ptToee correspondingly low. h m n ity is so well" pleated b y our beau­ I T ^ tifu l now ecfhool building an d the ex- Yon are cordially invited to eftll and We (hoald not count, merely the Deltaot manfigement of th e (present inspect m y line of goo^s. A Special OVEE Stajle and Fancy Sioceries. Ix » r 4 firkkob Is w nr w or kin * Ir. hir- Bale of Clothing at txwt price will eemlnge that oome dtreet from our u4- Tertietn* lnreetmente but the aaeet ■0007. tto t It !■ v sU u lr a n y opposi- open oft November fttfc ftnd oontlsoe Fidelity trust com tk jn wUl b* jn*4* to the pe-tooction ol un til December Htk eoostantly being created for ever» CrovoU. BMWle ^ Tdt, boetaeae t heUtntton e n d every f n g - i r H i r n u » v b g f v■ABuja a b i m u - BIIIIIU 1 toimo e x p ire a t* NEWARK, N. J. erty bolder ta tin eftgr ttmi the twwe- N. L00MAR ■ I —’ Mtfvtthe.—T. a fWrnHSKR, • ■ a m ftobae * Oe. Itovw*. n-UN STREET, HEM. THF MET WHEN RECORDED THE METUCHEN RECORDER. ASSEMBLY RIDICULES BOSSES. Railroad Fare alio wad on all Purchaeec The attempt of the “old guard” Ho get in the game in the ‘‘good old No Standing Still way, so em phatically resented hv Gov­ A SURGICAL FURS T hat basement ernor Port w as treated as it. deserved ■S et the Four W ith Us! store we started with in the Asomlbly by the unanimous pas­ ModernjFur* Made in Our in Newark back in sage of the (following resolution after 1 : h P e r is OPERATION Civil War Days has fuch hilarity: Own Store “WhereaSv»l| is reported in the daily become tire big, busy, press that th e Rwpubieain State Com­ Sho — 3* ^Jz'. nsissdccr's 5-building organiza­ mittee, in its unique wisdom, has ap­ 84 Church Street tion you see to-day—all because we never T h e silk pointed a special conumitttee of its walked about with the advertising man, and NEW BRUNSWICK. would stand still! The people’s demands members to .attend the remaining ses­ brought out on th$= for broader varieties, better displays, sions of hig legislature, and to see counters piece after piece of new silk. “ Here,” Out of skins purchased by as direct he said, “ are m< more departments, a low price in plainly that proper legislation is enacted; and «• Pans has gone crazy about black moire silk from the traps. We give you genukn* marked figures, and CREDIT that never ‘‘Whereas, it is of the utmost im­ for separate coats, And there are many of the beautiful effects high class furs at lower prices than portance to the people of the State of you pay for ordinary commonplace furs hurt but helped, have been met by us that the cold drop|r and New Jersey th a t said select committee of water the hot steel rollers produce, in that have no distinctiveness. more and more liberally year after year— combination, upoD; hi the gros-grain silk— and now see what it’s made us: “ New be untrammelled iby th e rules of a In buying from as you get the r~— . mere -House of Assembly; now, there- 32-inch Crystal Mi an tee of the make, right quality, right Jersey's Largest Exclusive Furniture Renaissance, 23-inch Moire Lyonnaise, in new name and low price. fore, be it $3 a yard. and usual watered effects, $3 a yd. Tabourette, 49c House,” with over 145,000 square feet '^Resolved, First, th at th e House of We carry a big stock ofnkeeeleettoas Weathered Oak. 12- floor space given up to our one business. 44-inch Chi I Assembly congratulate the Senate and loirs 'Antique -22 and 23-inch Regulation Moire and styles. AH kinds of funs, m a in. top. 8-in. base, lfr Bengaline and • Silks, $3.50 in. hitrh. Reg. $1.00. There’s a reason behind it all!! itself on -the acquisition of a Board of Antique, $1.50, $1.75, $2 and $2.50 ties, ladies' Jackets, gnat!emeu's coats. Guardians. Second, that the privileges s void. a yard. gloves and caps. of the floor for the remainder of the “ Other popd If there is any one thing that a 84 Church etreert, Now Brunswick, N. JL $€5.00 worth for $1.00 a week ir silks are those in heavy ribbed effects” he went session be given to the said select on. “ Hereisthi woman dreads more than«another it commitee. Third that a copy of the new Silk Serge, or Serge de Sole, for tailored suits, is a surgical operation. $HE OiOREUMUMOMC PURMSHERS minutes of this house containing this and see these svpi f b> rich Ottoman Silks, that will make handsome We can state without fear of a Max Schwartzman, ~ resolution be forwarded to each of spring coats, and he new sleeveless paletot.” They are superb, contradiction that there are hun­ the said gentlemen when printed.’ dreds, ves, thousands, of operations 84 Ohurch Street, indeed— -Mr. Martin, of Essex county, con­ performed upon women in our hos­ pitals which are entirely unneces­ New Brunswick, N. JL tributed to the jocularity of the oc­ 27-inch AU-ailk Se j rge de Soie, in is alike on both sides, and can be casion by securing a reference of the the new shades of bi ® nze, anemone, sary and many have been avoided by 73-75 M A P K E T S T R E E T lg £ X J worn with dresses of Tussor, satin, and 123 Broad street, Trenton, ff. J. resolution to the committee on federal acier, Cauhou Toile, Holbein, also cachemire de soie or foulard. A very marine and bltek “ .— this silk has relations, of which he is chairman stylish sample coat, made of this ma­ L Y D IA E. P IN K H A M ’S The modern fur maker for the Uh C All Good* Marked in Plain Figures been selected by the b i !*t-known Paris terial, is shown. $3.50 a yard. dressmakers, and i* VEGETABLE COMPOUND 30 years. Eighteen years in NOTABLE (MEETINGS H ER E SOON latest models of «ui Also a strikingly handsome 31 1-2 For proof of this statement read ted S tatea $3 a yard. inch Rayon de Lune—“ rays of%be the following letters. Careful readers of this tpaper last moon"—an entirely new silk-and- New 32-inch Silk' Mrs. Barbara Base, of Kingman, wpek may have noticed th e announo md-wool Otto- wool Ottoman, in beautiful colorings; man, specially wove* in the proper Kansas, writes to Mrs. Pinkham: of two important gatherings specially woven for coats and jackets; “ For eight years I suffered from the SPECIAL. AT PRESENT! weight for Spring c Jts; it can be heavily ribbed plain and changeable In the severe tests of the hydraulic for the evening of March 9. made up with or with $t lining, as it most severe form of female troubles and effects; Lyons made; $5 a yard. was told that an operation was my only cements submitted (or approval hope of recovery. I wrote Mrs. Pinkham in building the new system of charming Silk Cashmeres, new Bordered Silks in for advice, and took Lydia E. Pinkham’s THE MARVEL SHOE te Sabbath Obser- p i gauzy weave with appliqued embroidery, Vegetable Compound, and it has saved my life and made me a well woman.” New York Subways d Order Association Slks, woven and embroidered in recurring Mrs. A rthur It. House, of Church »!sr> reminded the public’ of Canon will make the gracefully draped robrf derived FOR CHILDREN none of the many brands submitted ’base’s meeting in the Reformed Road, Moorestown. N. J., writes: 'hurch on the same date. Jeplum. / “ I feel it is my duty to let people THE FAMOUS to the authorities met the rigid test know what Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege­ Mr. Record is a friend and s beautiful, interesting, exclusive. Women will table Compound has done for me. I* KUSH!ON K0IMPORT SHOES requirements more fully than f Mark. Fagan, the ‘‘/people’s i t . We will send samples to those who can’t Suffered from female troubles, and last of J e rs e y City, and was spoken of March my physician decided th at an Ladles’, $3.50. Men’s $4.W. n u m e ro u ? magazine, articles ror?nll First floor, Old Building. operation was necessary. My husband Also a good line of other makes a t had him speak the same « objected, and urged me to try Lydia Men’s and Ladies’ Shoes from H.GA T o h a v e (o $3.00. ■*- c n in g a s Canon. Chase would ha E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, EDISON isfni/une. m ther than a do rl to-day I am well and strong.” | bppn a m pc Wo Are Headquarters for | bio bless nig. as many Meturiven pc o£ New Styles of FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. 1 ]>le u re n x io u s , to h e a r b e t li. For thirty years Lydia E. 1’ink- INTERWOVEN HOSIERY ATI or conferring with llie Sabha WAISTS ham’s Vegetable Compound, made And Carry a Large Stock. Portland Cement Men’s, 25 cents. Oliservrun co Association, the ladies'' from roots and herbs, has been the Ladies', 35 cents (3 pairs for $1.M). Tim reason: Accurately proportioned, properly 'h e B o r a ugh Improvement l>cag Buttered in—dainty as butterflies—full of the standard .remedy for female ills, bur.v.d.and finely yound—a combination of-quali- h a v e v e r y eourteously altered th >men find so fascinating just now. and has positively cured thousands of CADET HOSIERY l 'm s so that Mr. Record’s m eeting v> women who have been troubled with lies that results in its gtnany of them, with various rich combinations FOR CHILDREN. AH Sizes, 25 cMtiL be heWl on another date. displacements, inflammation, ulcera­ Guaranteed Uniformity - A h p ro viously an non nice d. Ihe suhj 7 ” anc^ other styles of embroidery. Others tion, tibroid tumors, irregularities, 10°; finer than the next finest brand binds lOL more sand - te attractive German Valenciennes lace. We periodic pains, and backache. makes 10".. cheaper concrete to any given amount of cement. flyles—the prices ^ $ 5 , $6.75 and $7.50. Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick *D. F. RANDOLPH Ask your dealer why and how, or write direct to us (or (fee books women to write her for advice. She lias guided thousands to CHURCH STREET. lace; rows of Cluny beading in front of health. Address, L y n n , M ass. (Manufactured by the Edison Portland waist, and with German Valenciennes Cement Company, Unoin Building, inseftion and Venise medallions; Newark, N. J. plaited lace-trimmed back and sleeves. SOLD BY At $7.50—Batiste; round yoke of GROCERIES, HARDWARE, A. C. KELLY & SON. Valenciennes lace, with insertions of MDTUOHEN, N. J. Cluny and imitation baby Irish lace and embroidery; plaited trimmed CULTURAL IMPli .* * * ?« : ... At $7.50—Batiste; yoke of embroid­ . Chicago and West­ ery and Clnny lace and Valenciennes Glass, Putty, Paints/ ern States, Philippines, Alaska and insertion; rows of Cluny lace and dot­ if&ila Close. ted embroidery, with plaits between; points in the Far East, 8, 10.30, 11.40 plaited lace-trimmed back and Sleeves. New York, dfooktyn, New England AT Str and S. T.W P. H. ".... Third floor, Old Building. States, Newark, local Jersey points Agent fori Malls Arrive. and through Eastern points, 7.30 A. M., 12.15, 4. 7.15 P. M. New York, Buffalo, Boston, foreign SHERWIN-WILLIAMS MIXED PAINTS. New York direct, all points on Del­ and all points east, 5.30 A. M. JOHN I WAN AMAKER HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. ' GRASS KEEP aware, Lackawanna & Western, main Philadelphia, Washington, D. C., and Broadway, Fourth Avenue, line Lohigh Valley, Erie, Central Rail­ all points South and West, 5.30 and New York Eighth to Tenth St. road of Nyw Jersey and New York & 8.06 A. M. Ixmg Branch R. R., and all points east New Brunswick. Philadelphia and all B. D. FORD’S, Metuchen of Newark, 10.30 A. M. local and through points South and Perth Amboy, Woodbridge, Fords, West, 8.06 A. M. and 12.47 and 4.27 close with New York mals. P M. All points In Europe, close with New New York, Newark, New E’ngland York malls. States, Brooklyn and all points East Mails for West Indies, Panama, Ca­ and North, including local Jersey, 8.23 nal Zone, South American ppinta, A. M., 12.0?, 5.26 P. M. HEN you buy Groceriea you have to consider a great close with New York malls. Through mail from New Yotv direct The Doctor's Wife—Well, Jane, so many things. The first and most lxnportana feature Is your poor husband’s gone at last Sayrevllle, South River, Milltown, 8 and all through Eastern and Northern that of Quality; the next, naturally, Is price. Then yon pat Didn’t you give him his medicine prop the two together and look for the highest quality, with as A. M., 11.40, 5, 7.15 P. M. points, 4.01 P. M. erly? Millstone and points on Millstone TRUMAN T. PIERSON, Jane—Ah, poor, dear, how could I? low a price as in consistent. You do not, of course, expect to Branch, 8 A. M„ 11.40 A. M. Postmaster. Doctor said as how It was to be took Save Money on your Shoe get the highest grade for the same price as a lower grade, but New Brunswick, Trenton, South Jer­ In a recumbent poslttoti, an* I 'adu’t at the same time you do not want to pay more than the goods sey, Philadelphia, 8, 11.40 A. M., 5, 7 got one. 1 arsked Mrs. Green to lend Whether it is to buy or sell; adver­ are really worthy merely because the quality is high; in other P. M. me one. She said she ’ad one, but it words, you do not want to pay for the name of the Washington, D. C.; Southern States, tise your wants in the Recorder. B ills > was broke! So it were no good.— brand of the, goods which you are purchasing, you want to Sketch. No sale of a like nature ever offered such rich ”,plums.” - . . 5 . . A Splitting Headache HOARD’S DAIRYMAN, (Weekly) Phone $75 W New Bri ns h« leading Dairy Paper of the U nited State*. 1 1 i cdten com** from overstraining the eyndght. . Nine-tenth* of tW AMERICAN FARM WORLD, (Monthly) headaches are caueed by eye troubles. Bring these troubles to BIG A live, up to date farm paper. •nd let as prescribe for you. We carefully u d correctly *4Ju*t AMERICAN WOMEN; (Monthly) to your eight and guarantee them, OUR KABtlNikVION IB PAPERS Really to tended for the ladle* hot h »g much to Ifcterwt m * , / the family < J F O R O N L Y STUB S CO. ADVER IN m il am a t— , ,»y«. »u« — ------$ 1 . 8 5 me M t gu MgngOM ofers erer nboM ii to the Philadelphia Eye Specialist# • " U M K m m « f„ nMMOMt K h u d o m . n n r I E R E C O R D E R E. Kramer Deparment Store E. Deparment Kramer »ll III I ...... 111111 I # ih w »

in (mill Store Young Greater The New Muslin Underwear JLSSS: fiEii so beautifully made. made. They’re beautifully so not, or now garments. new thecebuy to see wish to want you you’ll certainly Whether among. shopping okasi, t 25c., and at workmanship, materials «piaJity t ilb itrse n n wl wn te laue of pleasure the want will and in interested vicin­ willbe and ity Brunswick New of women the that dermuslins it f tls o good of styles, of riety y pbodr ad lace and pmbroidery ty rme Cvr, 75c., Covers, trimmed OST COVERS, CORSET 39s. and 50c.; other dain­ other 50c.; and 39s. aft, ais Moires, satins, taffeta, m long Bib Aprons, 25c., to $2.25; strong line of styles of line strong $2.25; to Aprons,25c., long Bib m ment,, 98c. to $2.50. to 98c. ment,, boet makers, goodquality boet makers, fce of pretty styles. ofpretty fce 9. 7c 88c., 75c„ 49c., , c f I ■USL CHIMI 8M1. oS2. . 5 .2 2 S to 5 .2 1 M •8 ttU timd 25c„ trimmed, ftsttUy and made well materials, CHINESE, Goes Into “Cowperthwait Bedding”! “Cowperthwait Into Goes Y O UK N O W W H A T A very well selectedva­ A very well 9.t $.5 special $2.25; to 39c. euiu ln o fine of line Beautiful Special values, all from all values, Special IBN SPECIALS. RIBBON U DRAWERS, SUN ,98o. to $2.25. to ,98o. We’ve been getting in a very strong line of new un- new of line strong very a in beengetting We’ve N l tlso pos rmte hr i Arnt the to Apron Tie Short the from of Aprons, All styles Corset Cover and Skirt, 75c. to $2.50; PrincessGar­ $2.50; to 75c. Skirt, Cover and Corset uig lne Gret gety eue n price. in Reduced greatly Garment, Flannel Outing edures n euhn o r Gos Notions, Goods, Dry for Metuehen in Headquarters ng yl s le ty S g in r p S t r a m S w b ------Sle Son, ais Wit, Collars, Waists, Ladies’ Spoons, Silver , , See WMew Mspiay,WMew PetersonSee Street SMe 5. yd. 25c. ami Plaids; 35c., Plaids; ami „

’ ,, . . ,, ’ E CMIAIN GARMENTS, COMBINATION NEW B .. Sipr, mrla, lcs Watches, Clocks, Umbrellas, Slippers, ^ ck ic w s n u r kinds...... HUOO worth for SUM a wook. a SUM for worth HUOO itary supplies ever employed. supplies itary san­ thoroughly tested, carefully material*actual San­ in OUR uted itary Bedding—nothing but finest, itary

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Call early aud inspect the stock at stock the inspect aud Call early t s e P fort8. m \Po . in all Aanric*! S 0. 5c, 5. 88c., 75c., 59c., 50c., the best shops: best the WHITE UNDERSKIRTS. WHITE l rs,nw goodsfrom new fresh, All med trim­ Lace and broidered 12, 14, $1.75. $7.50. to $2.50 $1.48, $1.98, $1.25, HR SKIRTS, SHORT tc o Bakt and Blankets of stock and lace trimmed effects trimmed lace and aniy rme yokes, trimmed daintily LONG SKIRTS, LONG n ukd embroidered tucked, in ments in all styles of neck, of styles gar­ inall ments attractive Specially rcs o ls ot our out close to Prices EK UF, af price. Half RUFFS, NECK 98c., $1.48 to $4.50. to $1.48 98c., NIGHTGOWNS. ______Special showing of Em­ of showing Special finished 0. 5. 8c, 98c., 88c., 75c., 50c., 25c. to $2.50. to 25c. g n i p p o h iea Rdcin in Reductions Liberal ------» H MTCEl RECONMg. METUCHEfl ✓HE product, Miich Miich product, P beet Sanitary bu the about uncertainty There’* no There’* e c a l ______

o h Eio o te (Recorder: the of Editor the To iks rvn ot h gae fo Ire­ from gnaxes the out driving rick's tn msute il e o h pol of people the to be will mosquitoes extermin­ minds Smith’s ating Prof. the than in Irish the hallowed of more no is land e Jre. p Jersey. New ac mks n tik ht t Pat­ St. that think one makes March ETR RM R. PATTT90N MRS. PROM LETTER iie t mk kon o i represen­ his to known make to citizen as act an short-sighted so from lature aie n n Snt ad seby his Assembly this* and upon Senate views every tne in for tative imperative is for It work? appropriation the this of off cutting the that curse! More than a hundred thous- thous- hundred a Morethan curse! that pest; crops doubled and trebled thereon; thereon; trebled and doubled crops the cent.^of pest; per ninety breed now where values increased tremendously as the the as tremendously increased values wligproe; h wtr rn given front water the purposes; dwelling is the carrier of many diseases and the the and diseases many of carrier the mosquito is the made as reduced, out-of-doors disease livable, great the and us; to factory back for useful be would land e o es o dpeso a te mere the at depression of sense no be only known medium of th at tenacious tenacious at th of medium known only therefrom. The poorer we are, the the are, we poorer The Barely than therefrom. less subject? is a th little out be cut ot n to It wicked would ances on outcome forthcoming. natural the be to prop* provsd and improved irritated; and conditions tired less sanitary grown-ups Its of $900,000 is needed to accomplish this end, end, this accomplish to $900,000 needed is is money the as can which rapidly work, as easily this reached of fact be a is completion all This the but premium. dream, a foolish t a no everywhere nerves erty the daV; by playing State open apd the the in night thereby of t a happily babies and peacefully the sleeping fortable com valuable; more more made Jerseyite. a being of mention aay malaria. malady, fa st the highest results for the least least the for results holding highest State, the the to st worth fa leas of those outlay, and we will not And deficits deficits And not will we In and rather outlay, but values, our Increase need. at th this Imminent more et gis sopn is extermination! pro­ its people the stopping May against peach. test out- a then at th and of amoug Darwin. abolishment number, the greA*-Darwins is reatest the g results the which entitled, In to is good rise State est the steady which to but„a us, meeting that the readers readers the that take an active intereat intereat active an take the the Chairman of Middlesex County Commit- Commit- County Middlesex of Chairman mt a vi e economy ea veil as tl ■m arouse more Interest in scientific fann­ scientific in Interest more arouse nd acres of salt meadows redeemed redeemed meadows salt of acres nd tural College and the Pennsylvania Pennsylvania the and College tural n i Nw esy te tt Agricul­ State the Jersey, New in ing Southern New Jersey March 8, 9 and and 9 8, March through Jersey New train Southern educational p. farmers’ tec fte ttos etrswl be will lectures and -made, stations given. be the of will each at stops Nineteen 10. running in co-operate to are Railroad giutrl upt ad s thita is t i and output, agricultural New Jersey will greatly Increase its its Increase greatly In will fanning Jersey of New ethods m improved more ing the betterment of the country country the of to betterment the company ing railroad methods move­ the many This hy the will adopted typifies farmers. also Railroad the ment upon Pennsylvania urge the and h apoc o te eetet of Seventeenth the of approach The of the train at each station, farmers farmers station, each at arrival e th train Upon the of rooms. lecture as up operates. promot­ wihdoh It by through lines its for traffic create College Agricultural Qtate the which audiences for permanent reference or or reference permanent study. for Pam­ audiences car. each in o tw bq,given, lectures 25 dur­ rndmite will four 50 these 'time minutes, which of In 'be ing will Stops seats take cars. to Invited IbeWill ores Ejad a Aeye K C. K. Aletyne, Van Edjward Voorhees, the among distributed be will phlets ua Cleewl b O. dad B. Edward Or. be will College tural ht a w d t peet h legis­ the prevent to do we can What Think of this'blessed State without without State this'blessed of Think The stock, horses, cows and iuch iuch and cows horses, stock, The o te hw o te tt' fin­ State's the low how atter m No Let us not economise In the things things the In economise not us Let AMR' PCA O PBNN8Y. ON SPECIAL FARMERS' W ithin ten days it Is a fish, a bird, bird, a fish, a Is it days ten ithin W We feel sure that the cltlsena realise realise cltlsena the that sure feel We ih hs euain oe hr could there gone refutation this With oo!. . . Mrh 2. March J.. N. 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