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Fishin* Pdoto by Dr. J. B. Pardos For the Pleasure of All

The management of the Hotel Breslin announce throughout the season dancing every evening at the Hotel; Saturday afternoon and evening in the Casino. HOTEL BRESLIN Music by Refreshments by MUSICIANS CATERERS OF EXCELLENCE

Castle Edward dnc) Delightfully Situated on the Lake

Most unique and popular hotel, recently enlarged and accommodates 200 in modern comfort. Excellent table. Cool, clean, neatly furnished rooms with running water. Spacious ball room. Orchestra, bowling alleys and billiards. Safe, sandy beach for bathing. Boat Livery. Rates: per day, $2.00 and $2.50; per week, $12.00 and up.

J. P. MULLER, Manager Phone 2-W Hopatcong LAKE HOPATCONG, N. J.

LAKE VIEW HOUSE LAKE HOPATCONG, N. J.

BOATING, BATHING, TENNIS, ORCHESTRA TABLE AND SERVICE THE VERY BEST Extensive Improvements Private Baths

THOMAS R. MOORE HOTEL COMPANY

PHONE MT. ARLINGTOf 22 HOPATCONG SCHAFER'S HOTEL NEW JERSEY TABLE D'HOTE DINNER $1.00 A-la-carte Service in Grill and Casino

MUSIC AFTERNOON AND MUSIC AFTERNOON AND EVENING EVENING Saturday, AugustioiQib. 0 Louis &, Aiello MEATS, VEGETABLES AND GROCERIES Poultry and Fish, Cheese, Butterine

FINEST QUALITY WE DELIVER PROMPTLY LOWEST PRICES Deliveries by launches and automobiles

ABE LOUIS Boat landing at The Sunnyside LOUIS AIELLO

THE BAKERY Cbe Pagoda AT LEE'S PAVILION Cakes, Pies, Bread and Rolls baked fresh three NEAR RIVER STYX BRIDGE times daily. Delivered to all parts of the Lake by automobile or by launches. • M. KJELLMAN, • Proprietor Telephone 19-R, Hopatcong

Make this your object for a row, pad- dle or launch ride. THE WOODSTOCK A Pretty PIHCH on thp Shore of Hopatoong, where Good Folks Gather. Pleasant Rooms and Liberal ICE CREAM AND SODAS Table. Table Board and Special Rates to Families Candy, Confections, and^Partiep. Rates: $2 and $2.50 per day; $10 and $15 per week. Light Refreshments J. APGAR, Proprietor . Served on wide, cool piazzas. P. O, MT. ARLINGTON] N. J. Tel. Connection HOTEL BOULEVARD MT. ARLINGTON,, NEW JERSEY

CENTRALLY LOOATED-MODERN IMPROVEMENTS nelson's Repair Sbop FIR8T-OLA88 CTJISISE. GARAGE.

Machine Shop Ship Carpentry Marine Railway Dinners Served to Cottagers nnd Campers 1 IT ! EXPERT ON ENGINE TROUBLE and REPAIRS E. Chaplin, Prop. Phone 24-W la Prompt Service—Reasonable Rates. SMALL LAUNCHES FOR SALE and RENT WINTER STORAGE SALVATORE ODDO BARBER ALFRED NELSON, American House Dock Opposite THE SUNNYSIDfe

BARBER SHOP KING'S GARAGE Opposite Postoffice Mt, Arlington JAMES SCELSA, Proprietor. AT NETCONG, ONE MILE FROM LAKE HOPATCONG Electrical Face Massage for Ladies and Gentlemen. Ladles Shampooing a Specialty EVERYTHING PERTAINING to an UP-TO-DATE GARAGE Perfumes, Hair Tonic and Lotions Automobile Supplies Expert Mechanics Auto Buss Line to Budd Lake Machines to Hire Ulrich's Homemade Bakery TELEPHONE NETCONG 34 DOUGHBALL Bread and Buns Automobile Delivery to All Parts of Main Store and Bakery upper end of Mount Arlington Grocery Mt. Arlington and Vicinity Picnic Grounds, Nolans Point. GROCERIES, GENERAL MERCHANDISE Tel. 48-R Automobile Tires and Supplies No connections with any other branch. WILLIAM C. DANIELSON, Proprietor Agency for Cook's Laundry, Dover LAKE HOPATCONG BREEZE Saturday, August 19, 1916.

Souvenirs - Pennants THE GIFT SHOP OF LAKE HOPATCONG Pillows for Canoe or Post Cards Couch Souvenir Pins and Buttons RICHARDS Euchre and Whist Prizes Pine Pillows Mission Wood Novelties Burnt Leather Smokers Sets Largest Selection of Novelties AT THE POST OFFICE BUILDING on the Lake NOLANS POINT Sweet Grass Baskets

TTTTANFT T TTOTTQF 0N the Shore of Lake, in well-shaded HOTEL DURBAN * *• J.X-C*.J.I1JJULJ IIUUOIJ grounds. Accommodates SO guests. Boating, i CDPK«! PronriBtnr P n liirfrm UNniHC N 1 Bathing, Fishing.. Rates: per day, $2.00. ' IN MAXIM PARK ON LAKE HOPATCONG j, tucKS, Proprietor. p. o. Address, LANDING, N. J, per week_{;9 t0 #£4, Take Steamboat from Phone 52-J Hopatcong Hopatcong Station on the D. L. & W. R. R., or A-LA-CARTE RESTAURANT AND GRILL Lake Hopatcong Station on C. R. R. of N. J., OPEN UNTIL MIDNIGHT RIVER STYX, LAKE HOPATCONG, N. J. to Ithanell Pier. Special Attention paid to Automobile Trade » ' Tel. 20 Hopatcong v OTTO PETERS, Proprietor P. 0. LANDING, N. }. THE MAXIM PARK LAND COMPANY HOTEL BON AIR Best Property on the West Side of the Lake. Three and Half Miles AND COTTAGES of Shore Front an Byram Cove, River Styx and Other Sections. Fine Cottages for Rent. Bungalow and Camp Sites for Lease. Cottage and Lake Hopatcong Post Office, Landing, N. J. Central and beautiful situation, on Villa Sites for Sale on Easy Terms. River Styx Bay at the Bridge. A de- lightful spot for Canoeing, Boating, Bathing and Fishing. Attractive • POST OFFICE ADDRESS - LANDING, NEW JERSEY Buildings and Grounds. Rates very moderate. Telephone 36-Hopatcong Amfomobfle Passenger Line to Station, Tel. 7-1 Hopatcong. • VILLA GERARDS Directly on the Lake MT. ARLINGTON GARAGE SS Good Table, Home Cooking1 " Mt. Arlington, Lake Hopatcong, New Jersey «*• *£ Richard Chaplin & Sons, Proprietors Boating, Bathing, Fishing, Motor Boating Rates—$2.OO per day; $10.00 up per week. BAGGAGE and EXPRESS SERVICE. GARAGE and AUTO LIVERY. Mrs. C. Engelmann, Prop. Automobile Stage Lines on both East and* West Shores. ' Machines to Hire by Hour or Day. FULLY EQUIPPED MACHINE AND REPAIR SHOP HOTEL ESPANONG The famous hostelry at Broadway and 42nd AH Supplies That Can Be Obtained at a Fully Equipped Garage Street' Entirely Rebuilt. Modern Improve- HORSESHOEING. CARRIAGES TO HIRE. ments. Baths. Running hot and cold water. Accommodates Forty. ; John J. Robinson, Prop. P. 0. Lake Hopatcong, N. J.

THEO. F. KING General Merchandise Confectionery Camping Sites Fishing Tackle Phone 43-Hopatcong Coal Oil and Ice Cream Landing, = New Jersey Gasoline Groceries LAKE HOPATCONG BREEZE I ill!

SEASON 1916. LAKE HOPATCONG, N. J., AUGUST 19, 1916. VOL. XXIII, NO. 8

HOTEL DURBAN. CAMP GOOD-IN-TENT. ! it A party of about eighteen guests chartered Week-end visitors in camp were Mrs. A. D. an excursion boat and took a moonlight joy Cooper, of Dover; Mr. P. H. Brown, of Brook- ride around the lake. Everyone had a most lyn; Mr. and Mrs. A. Clifford, of Jersey City*; HEALTH BOARDS MEET TO COM- delightful time. Miss Agnes Brown, of Milburne; Mr. Ernest BAT INFANTILE PARALYSIS Mrs. Dietz tendered her husband a surprise Wehmeyer, of Irvington; Mr. Clarence Roff, ot SCOURGE. party to which all the guests were invited. Morristown; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hoffman and All congratulated him upon his 21st birthday Mr. and Mrs. Roaal, of Caldwell; Mr. Brown There was a meeting at the Hotel Durban and wished him many more happy ones. and Miss Rosal, of College Point, L. I., and in the Borough of Hopatcong Wednesday ev- Mr. Brown caught an immense eel off tho Mrs. William Koeing, of New York. ening, called at the suggestion of Mayor Grif- Durban dock. Immense describes it adequately Miss Emily Jacob and Miss Minnie Schulz, of fiths of Mount Arlington, at which representa- —every time he gives a measurement it grows Milburne, are spending their vacations in camp. tives of the Boards of Health , from most ot longer. the municipalities around Lake Hopatcong were Sunday morning a party from. Camp Good-in- present; also the State Board of Health at Recent arrivals are: Mr. Franklin Miller, Tent and Camp Nacirema joined a party at Trenton sent a representative. Mr, and. Mrs. D. H. Miller, Mrs. W. J. Sanders, Maple Cottage and took a hike to the Hermits, Miss M. Hermandez, Mr. G. W. Barnes, Mr. who live over the mountains in back of Silver The object of the meeting was cooperation R. H. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hormen, Mr. Spring Park. They took pipes and tobacco to in combating the scourge of infantile paralysis. J. J. Page and J. G. Manchester, of New York; the poor old. duffers and had to divide it equal- Joint resolutions were adopted and a commit- Miss Bertha Peper, of Brooklyn; Mrs. Joseph ly to keep them from fighting over it. tee of six was appointed to carry into effect Clayton; Mr., and Mrs. J. E. Bacon and Mf, Tuesday the camp took a trip to: Bear Pond the resolutions of the meeting. The commit- H.'Z, Homer, of Philadelphia; Miss Rose and as guests of Mrs. Hill and Mr. Kitner in their tee consists of Theodore A. Gessler, Mayor of . Miss Lail Rose,-of Washington, D.C.; and Mr. motorboats. the Borough of Hopatcong, chairman; William W. F. Richards, of Bcfonton, N. J. P. Griffiths, Mayor of Mount Arlington; Hud. Everybody in camp is in tears as Bill has son Maxim; R. H. Voorhis, president of the gone to College Point for the day. Bertie is Board of Health of the Borough of Hopatcong; so lonesome she went out in the woods to eat Doctors Thomas J. Harris and F. E. .Force, worms till he returned. sanitary inspector and health officer for Mount, Bill has been fishing evry day for two weeks Olive, Netcong and Stanhope. and caught three little sunfish. He wouldn't *•«••• »•« have caught them if Mother Hawley hadn't dug the worms for him. CARD PARTY AT CASINO. : No one in camp can beat Gladys^—she did Newark and New York in. one day] The second card party of the series given The hot-dog sandwiches would have b'.een de- for the benefit of the Church of Our Lady of lightful on the Bear.Pond trip if.the., campers the Lake, will be held in the casino of the had taken rolls along. One loaf of bread for New Hotel Breslin on Tuesday, August 22nd, the whole party didn't go very far. at 2PM.' • - Bridge, euchre, 500 or any game desired may be played for which many handsome prizes JUST-A-MERE LODGE. will be given as well as door and non-player's . Mr. Charles Bunn was delightfully surprised prizes for both ladies and gentlemen. . • ' on his birthday by being presented'with, a large The door prize is on exhibition at the Hotel cake^bearing forty-five candles. He also re- Breslin. Refreshments (included-in price of ceived a present from every guest in the house, ticket) will T}e served by the young ladies. some of which were very appropriate. Tickets may be purchased at $1.00 from any After the dinner the party indulged in a member of the committee in charge, comprising bowling tournament. Mrs. Riederer had high Mrs. Philip Hexamer, Mrs. John J. Dempsey, score for the ladies which was about -ISO- and the Misses Walsh. more or less and Mr. .Armstrong was high for ••• *— ••• the men with a score of 240. BATHER DROWNED Mr. Toms is now on his well-deserved vaca- tion. He has the sympathy of all the' lodge ON HONEYMOON. because his wife won't let him sleep-mornings. One of the saddest drownings that was ever SMOOTH SAILING. Mr. Ludowieg has left for a trip to the Pa- known at this resort occurred on Monday af- cific coast. He is greatly missed by those who ternoon when Mr. L. J. Reines, of New York, like to play cards. dived from off ' the pier at the Lake View LEE'S POINT. Miss Bess Mapes, who has just finished her House and failed to come up. Mr. and MM. Matty Herbert, of New York, the world's training in Post Graduate .Hospital, and Mrs. Reines, who had only been married four days, E. A. Watson, of Brooklyn, are new arrivals. came to the Lake View House to spend their champion bantamweight boxer spent the week- honeymoon and within half an hour after their end at Lee's Pavilion Hotel. .*• >•• ••. arrival went to the lake to enjoy a swim. Mr. Charles Decker won the box of candy THE NEW HOTEL BRESLIN. While Mrs. Reines was still donning her bath. in the lucky number dance last week. Dancing is the most popular feature at the Ing suit her husband dived from the pier and Miss Julia Ramson won the beautiful Indian Hotel Breslin. and every evening a large num- as he was considered a very good swimmer, blanket at the late drawing at Lee's. ber dance in the parlor at the hotel while Sat- little attention was given to him. However, Hereafter there will be a lucky number dance urday evening finds the casino crowded. when in a few minutes he failed to put in an at Lee's every evening. Among the latest arrivals at the hotel are: appearance, Otto Nelson, proprietor of the Lalw The cello player at Lee's is receiving many Mrs. E. Thalmessinger, Miss Dorothy B. Thal- View Dock, and his brother Alex Nelson dived favorable comments on his playing. messinger, Mr. J. N. Lewinson and daughter, into the" water and after about three quarters Ticlcets for the orchestra benefit dance are Mrs. M. Schoolherr and daughter, Mr. Joseph of an hour found the body. Every effort was going fast. Get your's early to insure your Brandt, the Misses Alice, Anna and Rose Cun- made by these two young men and Dr. Gordon, presence. ningham, Mr. A. Harrison and Mr. I. Harrison, who had been notified, to revive the man hut, Mrs. Henrietta Louis, mother of Abe Louis, of New York. their efforts were in vain. The doctor and will celebrate her 80th birthday on Sunday, 'Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Blauvelt, of Hoboken, coroner pronounced his death due to heart August 27th. The old lady is proud of the fact that she has no wrinkles and has never were visitors of Dr. Meyer at the hotel. failure caused by the shock of the cold water, Miss E. Marks who has been spending sev- had to wear glasses. eral weeks at the hotel left for her home in A NATURAL FEAR. *•* .#•-.#• Editor—Did you tell that fellow that if he New York today. The type of youth who indulges in loud didn't advertise with us we would print an clothes and a hat forced back over his ears article denouncing his product? GO sJLow. dropped into the dental chair. Advertising Manager—Well, hardly that. 1 "A wise man may change his opinion." "I'm afraid to give.him gas," said the dentist "Yes," replied Senator Sorghum. "But it's to the assistant. just told him that in view of his singular attitude, we should have to be true to the high like changing a twenty-dollar bill. If you're "Why?" careless about it you finish, with. nothing worth • "How can I tell when he's unconscious?" standard of .journalism we had set for our- v selves. , mentioning. • • —Philadelphia Ledger. —Washington Star. LAKE HOPATCONS BREEZE Saturday, are expected at Acquackanonk Cottage. Mr. ancl Mrs. A. H. Riekens, of Jersey citv At Ba-y View'are Dr. and Mrs. A. C. Bene- are visiting at Mamelor. dict and daughter, Priscilla Alden Benedict, of Mr. Charles Blume has just returned from South Orange. Their guests include Mrs. Z. 0. a trip to Buffalo and the Falls, Woodward and daughter Virginia, of Morrt- Mss Oetting expects to spend a week at As- clair. bury Park, visiting Mrs. A. V. Farr. Mr. Carl Wilenborg and Mr. Carl Wnenborg, Miss -Eleanor Morbach and Miss A. Brunner Jr., ware guests of Mrs. W. J. Wilenlsorg la^t of Newark are visiting at Edge Water. ' ' " COTTAGES. Sunday. Mrs. Carl Wilenborg and Miss F. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ellegood, of PrincessV Walter, of Hoboken, are expected this week- Ann, Md., are visiting Mr.' ancl Mrs. Levy at Mrs. John Handbridge spent a very pleasant end. Fernfleld. week at Rigby Cottage and has returned home. Guests at Bonnie View are Mr. W. A. Cart- Miss Elsa Birkenstock is entertaining her On Tuesday, Mrs. Enstiee and Mrs. J. A. Gil- rigtt, of Beverly; Mrs. G. M. Cunningham, of friend, Miss Beatrice Edclinger, of Jersey City monr were entertained at the cottage. Landsdowne, Pa; and Mrs. Clara Sweitzer, of at Rocky Ledge. . • • : ' •The Messrs. David and William Wadsworth, Bethlehem, Pa. Mr. Ellis V. Ort, of New York, Air. and Mrs. Foly, Mr. and Mrs. Meyers of of Brooklyn are expected at Minnehaha Cot- was a recent guest. Jersey City Heights, have taken Bramhall Cot- tage for the week-end. Miss Gladys Kasiner, Miss Jennie Mills, of Morristown, is visiting tage for two weeks. of Woodlawn, L. I., will arrive Monday. her brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Jonn The Little Colony will hold a full dres's Mr. Clifton M. Cox, of Cranford, spent the Mills at The Red House. Mrs. John Mills will masquerade ball in the near future in the boat wfeek-end at Onaledge. Most of his time was entertain at luncheon Friday visitors" from house of Mrs. O'Brien. used up in changing his clothes which were Netcong and Port Morris. Mrs. Thomas B. Atterbury will entertain at soaked several times while he was tuning up Mrs. F. E. Jacobus, mother of Mrs. E. A. an auction bridge party on the 25th of August. the Prospect Point III. 'Lenk, of Willow Island, has returned to her About ten tables will be in play. Bon Esprit will welcome Mr. and Mrs. Jules home in Little Falls after a five weeks delight- Miss Laura Osburn, Mr. Arthur F. Jones and D, Mahr, of New York, for the week-end and ful visit. Mr. Arthur Lenk, brother of Mr. Mr. J. J. O'Connell. of New York, are spend- will hope tor a slice of the gorgeous monn Lenk is a week-end guest at Willow Island. ing the week-end at Wee-Two-U-Too. •which greeted Mr. and Mrs. Ira Abbott, ot Mr. Tom Madden, of Morris Plains; Miss Mr. and Mrs. William J. K-onn, Miss Carris Orange, last Saturday and Sunday. Ada Eccles, Dr. and Mrs. Dustin, Miss Mabel Mann, Miss Sue and Mr. Clarence Konn, of Mrs. Frank JVTaire, of Brooklyn, was a charm- Young ancl Freeholder Frank Abell, of Morris- Easton, are visiting a week at Glendora Cot- ing guest at Air Castle Isles over the week- town, spent Sunday at Alpine Cottage. Dr. tage. end. Mr. Leon C. Riggs has purchased Opitsan Elvira D»an, of Morristown, motored up Mon- Mr, Andrew Jochem of the Cedar Cottage Island and is constructing a neat stone bridgo day night. has gone to the Adirondacks for two weeks. to connect the isle with the rest of his proper, Mrs, F. M. Littell of South Amboy, is spend- He expects to return and spend the rest of the ty. ing the week-end at Villa Bertrand. Mrs. von suirmer here. At Wintergreen Lodge Mr. and Mrs. John Wessely and party have returned from th'.'ir Mr. August Bracht who has been ill for some- MacHugh, the young T'remont couple, spent trip to the shore ancl all were glad to get time is very low. Mrs. Smith, of Newark; their most enjoyable week-end of the summer. back, claiming that Lake Hopatcong is far Mrs, Braeht's sister and Mrs. J. Jeff, of Irving- The only thing which happened to spoil a more attractive than the seashore. ton, are "visiting at Hillside Rest perfect day Sunday, was the fact that Miss Mrs. John A. 'Carey spent Tuesday with. Mr. The Misses Edna and Frances Roe,, of Frank- North, in diving, struck her head on a rock Carey's mother of Boonton who celebrated her lin, are visiting at Blair Lodge. Miss Row- ancl had a very close call. 70th birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brown, df land, of Setauket, L. I, and Miss Nan Jessup, The two jolly bachelors from New York, the Bloomfield, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. of Quogue, are expected next week. Messrs. Frank and Frederic Brb, spent their John A. Carey, and was highly entertained by Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Hunter are looking an- usual week-end with their mother and sister Mr. ancl Mrs. George Garden, Mr. Norton and xiously forward to the time when the quar- at the Rocks. Miss Adele Erb is now enter- two violinists of jJorthw.opd. (Mr. Arthur antine will be lifted from their cottage and taining Miss Lokiise Dickert, of New York. Brohmer played many $ii$y games). The they will be allowed to step off their property. Nero, the dog, has again wandered off and music was the finest ever $eard at Lake Ho_ Mr, and Mrs. Burnner, of Ridgewbod, are poor Mrs. Erb is almost distracted with fear r pateong. guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Leonhard at lest he will not return again, Visitors at The Birches over Sunday were: Falconhurst. Miss Bertha Schmutz, of Pat- Mr. Frank A. Parks, who hails from Broolc- Mr. and Mrs. Charles' Apgat-, Mr. Edward Wil- erson, and Mrs.. Richey, of Pittsburg, are ex- lyii, seems to be the chief' guest at the Ne'er- liams, Mr. and Mrs. George Crater and chil- pected visitors. Do-Weli Cottage. His entire time Is taken up dren and Mrs. Elizabeth Corwin, of Dover. • Mrsr 1>. M.. Guest and the Misses Leslie and in towing the girls behind his rowboat, a la Mr. Rosewell Smith of Morriaijown, is visiting: Beatrice Guest, of Syracuse.; Mr. Dickspn. aqua-planing. Mr. and Mrs. Hesper and son, for a week. Oil Wednesday a party consisting Walker, Mr, Edmond Haggerty, Mr., and Mrs. -of Richmond Hill, L. I., spent a few days at of Miss Bernice Hopler, Mrs. Lillian Willet, if Theo. Aubin and baby, of New York, are vis- the cottage on their way to the Delaw*e Wat- Bartley; Mr. Mahlon Tharp, Mrs. George Dor- iting The Abbey. .-•-.• er Gap. Other guests are Mr. and Mrs. Adolph land and Mrs. Hezekiha Smith, of Flanders, Visiting at Noremac Cottage, are Mr. and Fisher and son, and Miss Theresa Werns, the visited at the cottage. ''"' Mrs. Willever and son Clayton, Mr. and Mw. girl who swims in a life preserver. Mrs. W. B. Mr. Paul Franke, of New York, spent tho- Arthur Warner and son,. Kenneth, of Philiij:-- Nett sprained her ankle Sunday, coming down week-end at the Wigwam. Well, hfi knotty burg; Miss Dora Warner, of Germantown, and the stairs to the dock and is confined to her how to get two sodas for a nickel. Ask him Dr. Conover, of Reading, Pa. toed. Saturday night the whole crowd enjoy*'! about it! Dear little Spencer came up, even Mr. and Mi-s. Frank J. Summers, of Newark, a trip to the Breslin }n the fast passenger though his lady love did go to Boston. He's have taken Marion Cottage for the remainder yacht, Ne'er-Do-Well. Afterward they took a a regular Robinson Crusoe now. He's beginning of the season—until the first of October. Mr. moonlight sail in this comfortable boat which to leave Friday home now when he goes out Summers is at present on his vacation which , is chartered out for all occasions. Saturday nights. Mrs. Julia Bower, Hilda and he is spending, at; his cottage. . ' . Helen Bower, Mrs. Barton and Nora motored Miss Julia Weismann has returned to Cozy BAST SHORE. over from German Valley Monday, and spem, Corner from a trip to the Falls with her Mr. John Romaine, of Millburne, is spending the day at the Wigwam. father. Miss Weismann is now visiting in the week-end with Mrs. W. H. Bailey at Beach- The fair hostess of Fairview entertained at New York and 'doing' the beach. Mr. Elton wood. a porch party last Saturday evening the Misses Sherwin, of • Spokane, Wash., spent the week , Mrs. Elizabeth Tirffingger, of Newark, is Grace Varela, of Newark; Anna Patton and as the guest of Miss Lillian. Weismann, •stopping at Boison Cottage with Mrs. W. H. Ruth Wells, the distinguished dancer and Miss Edna Blume, of Jersey City, is spend- Lewis. • . singer of New York; Mr. James Wiley and ing the week at the Sussex House. Mr. Jim Mrs. Fred Mokler and Mrs. Mary Moker, of Mr. Lawrence Bell, of Newark; Mr. Becker and Gracon, Prof. Jack • Gannon, Mr. Charles Hart •Newark, will spend the week-end at Maple Mr. Vogt, of Hackensack, and Mr. Alonso, of and Detective William Hogues, Mr. and Mrs. • Cottage. New York, After the party a delightful moon- Stephen Fallon, of Jersey City, and Mrs. R. Mr. ancl Mrs. A. D. Kantz, of Brooklyn, and light sail was greatly enjoyed and the end of Feinnen, of Bayonne, are present guests at the a perfect day was caped off by a deliciously house. . . Miss Anna Christiansen, of Newark, are visit- prepared midnight luncheon. - Ing at Hunnel's Lodge for two weeks. Mr, and Mrs. W. W. McCollum and daugh- Mrs. King and Mrs. E. Rilk, of Mount Tabor, The boys of Lazy Bones Camp entertained ter, Mrs. K. L. Taylor, left Tuesday for Loclf- are visiting at Rainbow Cottage. Mr. and their mothers, grandmothers and following port, New York, where they are visiting .friends: Constance Keller, Margaret DeVore, friends for two weeks. Oaltlyn will be occu- Mrs. H. Sheer, of Ledgewood, spent Wednes- Grace ajid Elizabeth Meyers, Ruth Schroeder, day. pied during their absence by the Rev. Dr. • Charles Sehroeder, Arnold Hill, Chester Hahn, and Mjs. Frank Chadwick and daughter, of Mr. J. G. Becker and Mr. Henry Vogt paddled Jack and Harry Thomas and Charlie Williams Springfield. . from Hackensack to the lalte in their canoe in camp last Tuesday.-* Games were played and 1 •Mr. and Mrs. John Willever, Joe and Mar- via the Morris Canal and pitched camp Thurs^ a Very enjoyable'time was had by all. .The garets Willever, of Hilton; Mr. and Mrs, •day morning. ... , . ., boys provided such delightful refreshments md George M. Hall and daughter Emily, of Bniwa Mr. and Mrs. C. N, Turner and family, of entertained to. such a remarkable degree that Brook, motored to the lake, and were enter- East Orange, have taken Acacia for two weeks. the guests were reluctant to take, their leave. tained by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Massey, of Stoij The cottage has been quarantined .on account Path Cottage. They left declaring- they spent of the children. , :; .• ..'..•• WESTSHOEB ." a very pleasant week-end. Mrs. Koksvik suc- Mr James Berrinder, of Rochester; Albert Mr. Joseph Money, of Newark, is visiting at ceeded in landing a five-pound pickerel. ,, Berrinder, Miss Clara Van Kirk, .Miss Ethel ". •. Mr., William • C. Baker, of New York, is Vreeland and Mr. James Adams, of Fassaic, The Lock. : ••'.:•••'.• Saturday, August 19, 1916.

spending two weeks at Cheer Up. Mrs. Hon- 'old is going home today after a very pleasant Joans returned home last Sunday. Mr. Amasa visit. The Bunch, went berrying last Monday Marks has been spending the week at Shady RI and got 12 quarts of blackberries.' Mr. and Mrs Mount. Kimble, Mrs. Honold and Mr. William Baker ••.••*.*• • ' iU motored to The Pines last Monday for lunch- NOLANS POINT NOTES. eon. Eill's girl shook him in New York so he came to the lake to look for a new one. Prize winners at the Box Ball Alleys last NORTHWOOD. week were: Cy, the musician at Lee's, 1st A party of Newarkers were at The Home- prize; Lafayette Ranney of Bryant Villa, 2nd stead for the week. Freda Lucking was ex- Miss F. McTague, of Newark, is visiting at Camp Big Rock annex. prize; and Mrs. Harry 'Rose, 3rd prize. Mr. hibiting her ability to catch turtles while Elsie James Joans, of Shady Mount won the higa Lrc'dng practised continually with the oars. Mr. and Mrs. J. Smith, of Newark, spent Sunday with Mrs. M. A. Hoyt at Camp Big score prize with a total of 199. f "Wilhelmine Robrecht looks more like an In. Rock. Captain Bill of the Doughball has taKen a dian than an ordinary Newarker, for she lies much needed vacation. It's a good thing he in the sun for three hours daily. Nettle Haf- After her bath of last week in the lake, Miss III Frances Cassidy has been confined to her bed started the good ship Flora S., which has been fert parades the roads with green stockings. stalled all summer. He made Chief Engineer She has been named Irish and can be seen by sickness. Some mean crook took a fishing boat from George of the Idle Hour movies look like 30 for half a mile. Frank Robrecht and Frank cents with a hole punched in it. George, who Ott have been competing all week to see win Windecker's dock and now Charlie has to buy his fish, the same as he always did. is a wonderful mechanic, couldn't start it at could fall in the lake from the boats with all. clothes on. So far it is a tie. Miss Freda Grimm has left Paddy's Rest for South Bend, Ind., where she resides. She was Mrs. F. Kotta and son, of Jersey City, are «•« *4* ••< a very popular little girl and all her friends at the Red House for a long stay. CAMP HILLCREST. . will miss her. Frank the barber is ,. developing in great Bert Baker has purchased a large water front shape and is becoming a second 'Herman.', Camp Hillcrest has been favored with the plot, 50 by 257 feet, and we can look forward Walter Smith, the drummer, of Allen's or- following visitors this week: Mrs. Frank Ev- to a new palatial villa and a fine house for chestra, is now leading the, musicians. ei'itt and grandson, of New York, who are the Typical Tad. Al Guest, the millionaire boatman, has pur- on an extended visit; Mrs. S. MeKeag and Miss Mrs. Sonfeld and daughter of Poughkeepsle, chased the Lillanna from Jack Howard and. Lucy McKeag, of Newark; Mr. Raymond Wal- New York, will depart from the Frederic. Mr. will take it to Florida this winter. ters and Miss Elizabeth Reid, of Easton, Pa.; Harry Higgs, of Belleville, was a week-end vis- Dr. Frank Van Noort has just returned from the Misses Anna and Vena Ward, of Inglewood; itor at the cottage. Saratoga, and is again at Just Right Cottage. Mr. Frank Wright, of Newark; Miss Grace Gor- Mr. and Mrs. Ford West will leave Tuesday Gus Herman will be on hand till about Sept". gas. and Mr. Fred W. Herbert, of Easton, Pa. or Wednesday to hit the Keith circuit with 5. Those who will' be on hand over the week- Although the visitors at Hillcrest this week are their new sketch, 'Brass Buttons', written for end are: Jimmy Higgins, who with Gus is unusually quiet and orderly, one event at least them by Tommy Gray. the best fisherman in sight, Ray Newman. has broken the calm, and this particular ex. Mr. L, F. Sanderson, Sr., Mr. L. F. Sander- Charles Lynch, William Kerns, Jack Crawford, <:itement has been furnished by Mr. Reginald son Jr., Miss L. Munday and Mr. Ellis C. I-Ior- Steve Flarity and Johnny Melnro, of the New- Gorgas. We always knew the Redge's oat- ton, all of Newark, are enjoying the mountain ark News, Joe Quig, Secretary of the Passaie ward modesty covered a. multitude of accomp- breezes at the Fail-mount. ;••:•' Valley Trunk Sewer Commission, and last but lishments, but we were not quite prepared for The people of Northwood were surprised to not least, our old friend, Art Johnson, who is what happened at Mountain View the othei- find Harry Wells gone, bag and baggage. Sup- the big boss of the cottage. night. Even Dick, who should have been wise pose he's gone back to Milwaukee, where ha >«« <* >••. ^ to what was about to happen, was surprised owns so much property and houses. CAMP HIGH JINKS. to see Redge march out on the dance floo", At Kleinfeldt's Rest, Mr. Flohn of Bloom- two-step, waltz, and one-step in a fashion calcu- field; Mr. Bailey, of Jersey City, and Misa Camp High Jinks has established headquart- lated to make the Vernon Castles look to their Clara Kleinfeldt, of Newark, will arrive today ers at Bechtolds new apartment Saturday, mem- laurels. After investigation it appears that for the week-end. Mr. Riley is also expected. bers consisting of Edna Haviland, Marie Klein-' Redge picked up this inside knowledge, of the Mrs. Schochat's brother, Mr. Elkind, of New feldt and Anna Gerberick. terpsichorean art while in New Yprk last year York, spent the week end at Hide Inn. Miss Edna thought she would try her luck at and had been too modest to mention it. He is EucJica Elkind and Miss Koen, both students frying French potatoes, but ended up in smash, now being prevailed upon to give lessons, in of Unter College are spending the month at ed potatoes, In spite of the fact that she used some new steps he has created, chief of which the cottage. .•••.••; one can of crisco. Anna felt the effects the is a side-step which he executes very cleverly Miss Hortense Z. Manalian, who was the next day and found it necessary to hit the hay and which he calls 'the grapevine twist', aftev guest of Miss Louise Koehler at Neko Lodge, rather early. lila favorite mixed drink. He can be seen, with has returned home after a most pleasant two Marie didn't have a word to say until Mon- la Tiis dancing partner, Miss Lucy MeKeag, dem- week's stay. Miss Koehler has returned to the day, when the cold coffee she was carrying onstrating his new dances at the Mountain city to finish her course in music. to 'Kleinfeldt's Rest',: made her top heavy and View most any evening. Miss Kathaleen Donovan, and Miss Anna landed her in the lake, but Mrs. Kelly was .«. ••• ••• Fleming, students at Columbia University, on the job as usual and gave first aid to the CAMP PASTIME. spent the^ week-end" at the Idlewile Cottage as injured. . guests of Mrs. F. C. Cassidy. They were de- The neighbors were wondering why the light The guests at Camp Pastime are having some lighted with the many beautiful spots about the , was burning, till. the wee hours of the morn- lively times since the 'Noise Boys' arrived, lake, this being their first trip here. ing at Kleinfeldt's Rest, but the milkman toicJ among them being Henry Sinn and Mat.y At the Oehs Cottage, Miss Helen Ochs, of the tale the next morning. He saw Henry Mathews of Paterson. It's all right for Matty Allentown, and Miss Margaret Fritchman, of Flohn coming from Camp High Jinks and try- to go bathing at 3 A. M.,. but It's tough for Freemansburg, Pa., have come to scare Nan ing to make a landing at the bottom of the his bed fellow when he gets In bed without and Frances, those two charming, chubby, vi- • stairs at about 5 x m. changing his clothes. All the boys are copping various, young ladles, who are the life an;l Tuesday night there was an awful riot at nurses, and they seem to like them. But it's hope of Northwood. camp. Anna insisted on having 'Leiderkranz' tough to have a date with three boys at tho When Helen swims, she likes to stay on top cheese to eat, the smell being so strong, the same time. of the water. She's afraid she might mi^s crew rebelled and Anna was compelled to eat Clara said she'd like to stay two weeks, but something. Nan has become hoarse from yell- her cheese at the end of the dock. that's a long time to be away from George. ing at Russell. Mr. Ochs went home Tuesday Evrything is quiet now at camp since Billy Pick continues to get large messes of small and his pretty daughters are now having one Hammacher left, he being chief butler. But fish. Eddie and Morris are the big hits witu great time. They are just brimming over with today the noisy bunch is expected. The world's the fair sex. Eddie almost caught a fish. fun and laughter. renowned swimmer, Carl Bauman, will come Dandy Dan Grechan, the 'Boy Detective', mot- With Paddy' Rest brilliant with the glow up in his little Ford watering can, and give ' ored in from Allentown, Pa. ,and brought along of myriad electric lights, Bert Baker entertain- some of his latest steps in swimming. Albert Gordon Hague and Harry Page for a pleasure ed his friends at a huge Chili Con Came party Erier and Jack Scholl are also expected. trip. They almost had it. Harry is some fish- Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Howard, We mustn't forget Mother Gerberlck,, who erman, for he succeeded In catching a;'kittle who came all the way from Cleveland In their was up for a week and made some of her dain- fish'. Scrappy Joe had the ambition taken out motorboat, were, the guests of honor. Joe ties. . : of him by Scrappy Jim. Clara is carefully Cook was present as leader of his Sousie band, f *m* ••» •watching over Pick. and when they struck a sour note the lights LITTLE NUTLEY. Stony won his bet when he got a 6 1-2 pound , immediately went on the strike. Of course the bass on his first cast. Catfish Tim is ready party was a regular one, only more so. , Edith, the dashing, splashing, charming little to give lessons in catfishing. Silent Jim has Last Saturday brought new visitors to Shady girl, who is the life of the colony and tho the latest cut in bathing, suits and Dot bor- Mount. Mrs. James A. Joans, Mrs. Robert originator of everything which happens there, rows them. Kit and Add.are getting to be Patten and son, Herbert, Viola Butts and Mr. has been to the city to replenish, her wardrobe. good friends once more. Those at camp are Palmer all motored up from Jersey City. But she has returned once more and may be as follows: George Pickering, Addison Done, James Joans won high score prize ana to date seen at her specialty on the dock any liter- Joe Specht, Tim Whalen, Henry Sinn, Matty holds the high score record at the Box Ball noon. . • • •.' . ' Mathews, Herman Meyers, Bill Vanbuskirk, alleys. • Saturday evening Mrs. H. C. Rose won Now that the Killheffer's house is eatfrely Fred Anderson* Fred Anderson Jr., Mr. and the watch at the alleys and is now having a remodeled, they have acquired a new speed Mrs. J. B, Tracey and son Gordon, and Louis good time. After 3 week's vacation, ..Tamea boat and built a new swimming. pool. A,nd

Stone, •:•: •••••'. • • • • .:.'•'•• little Teddy can swim! LAKE HOPATOONQ BBEEZE Saturday, August IQ, IQI6. CASTLE ROCK PARK. ington, D. C; the Misses Anna and Ella Ross, Johnnie Eckert showed some real funny stuff. Miss Gertrude Lagan, Miss Elizabeth Egan, Miss Sharkey entertained with her charming Bon Homie has been Miss Tillie Egan, Miss Elizabeth Daley, Mr. voice and rendered several selections on the opened for the remaind- George Ryan Sr., George Ryan Jr., John Dor- piano at' which she is a wonder. After the er of the season by flenger and John Egan, all of Paterson. entertaining part, numerous refreshments were Marion and ' Russell Week-end visitors at the Summer Rest Cot- served which rounded out a most delightful Johnston, of Scotch tage were: Miss Bessie Weiss, Mr. Weiss, Miss evening. . •. ', .. Plains. . • • Bidding, and the Messrs. Albright, all of Allen- ' Mr. and Mrs. Robert town. Mr. Irving, the young man from the T. Vincent, of Balti- Plaitsburg instruction camp, was another week SILVER SPRING PARK HOUSE. more, arrived in their vicious. Ford and are en tier. Everyone enjoyed beautiful moonlight visiting Mr. and Mrs.. F. A. Walter at Hillside sails in Mr. Adolph Zimmer's fast motorboat. A large and jolly delegation of women as- 'Cottage, 'Mr. Vincent is certainly a man of 'Mrs. J. E. Church and Mrs. Harry Armitage, sembled at the Silver Spring Park House last courage. Just think, he drove 200 miles ac- of Dover, spent Wednesday with Mrs. M. Pultz. Wednesday and livened things up around the •companlied by Ms mother in law! Other A. A. Lance, the star cigar salesman of north- the lake considerably. They were the Ladies' guests are Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Fisk, of ern New Jersey, was a very busy man las.u, 20th Century Bowling Club, of Newark, who Philadelphia, and Jack Fisk, of New York. Mr. Sunday. He had his choice of three pretty held their annual outing. There were at least and Mrs. 0. F. Geier, of New York, are ex- Allentpwn girls and took them all,. one at f\ twenty-five in the party. They motored up pected to arrive at the cottage today. time. Wonder what E. will say. Miss Eleanor from Newark in a large bus, dined at the Mrs. William Mathews, of Newark, is spend- Buiek, of New York, will be at the Clear View Silver Spring Park House, and in the afternoon ing a few days at Camp Oneonta. Cottage over the week-end. made a tour of the lake in the good ship Now that the very accomplished Miss Shark- Johnnie EcUert's Mae Doll House has a new Evelyn L. H. ey has left Viva Lodge for Bayanne, Pliil Eek- sign, which has just been put up. Brother Miss Ruth Wells, who was stopping at Silver ert will gp- into hiding until Sunday. Phil is having a great time with all the lady Spring Park House,. was obliged to leave for 'Mrs. Anna Meigs, of New York, is visiting neighbors. Should all the theatres close on New York suddenly on account of throat her sister, Mrs. Bodine at Little Oak. Miss Nel- account of the plague Johnnie will not woiry trouble.: She is in the care of a specialist. It 11 e Foote, of Bayonne, spent last week-end at for he has learned several trades during his was a disappointment to her to be obliged to the cottage. . . . summer's stay. He is an expert fisherman, ice cut, short her vacation at our beautiful lake.

W. Hip, Hip, Hooray! For the dashing spray And Care a hundred miles away.

Tiie new arrivals at the Rocks are Miss Gua_ man, water carrier and sign painter, and be- THE SUNNYSIDE: sie Green, of Albany, N. Y.; the Misses Anna tween these four occupations he thinks he can and Elizabeth Johnson, of Rodkaway and Rich- keep the wolf from the '4oor. Johnnie gives all Miss Eva Diamond, of Holyoke, Mass., fian- ard Van Fleet, of Somerville. icredit to Mr. Henry Voight, his able instructor cee of Mr. Jos. Forsythe arrived today for the Mi1. Hughes, of H'oboken, has arrived at 1-1 in the above professions. remainder of the season. . Now girls stop, Sterling Place to stay for a few weeks. Mrs. look and listen to the above! . There is a new family at the Oaks, con- Mr. P. Van Riper, of Paterson, the 300-pound Butler, of Hoboken, surprised the Garrabrants sisting of Mr. and Mrs. Harway and daughter, : with an impromptu visit last week. Tom Thumb of the house, is general favorite of. Dover, and their mother and sister, of New- of the girls. Van Riper's classy yacht is also Mrs. Schraindenbach, of Morristown, is a ark. There are two prominent guests in camp, popular among the girls when the old tun guest at IdlevnUl. Mr. William A. Lyon spent namely, Mr. Lewis C. Thomas who came up to runs.. the week-end there. The Misses Schrauden- wash his feet in the lake, and the Rev. Theo- dore Harway Roberts, of West Philadelphia, Miss Ida Farrington and Miss Grace Dooley, bach have returned to their cottage after a of Brooklyn, arrived today for the remainder short visit to Morristown. who is here to feed up strong. Both gentlemen are open for female engagements. A nsv, of the season. Mr. Clarence Messier, of Morristown, js small tent has been added, and .there is now Mrs. Ahrens, of Brooklyn, is guest of her spending the week at Glimpsewood. Mr. Wal- room for at least ten more guests. Mr. Har- daughter, Mrs. Jack Lake. ter V. Messier, of Morristown, Mr. F. Edward way, the proprietor, is the eminent piano Moonlight parties are now in vogue at tne Whitehead, of Trenton, and Mr. and Mrs. mover of Dover. Rev. Roberts will hold special house. •.'.... Charles H. Overbaugh, of Plainfleld, were on .Among the arrivals are: Mr, D. M. Bier, hand over the last week-end. camp meeting for ladies on Sunday evening. There Was considerable merrymaking at Mr. W. H. Abbott, Miss Helen T. Peppard, Mrs. Haynor, of Viva Lodge, proved herse'? Miss Anna Daley,. Mr. E. W. Weetzl, Mr. J. B. capable oi voting wh«n she rescued Mr. Phil North End Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Voight entertained quite a number ,-. r Grismary, Mr. A. Davidson, of New York, and Bckert, from drowning. The funny part of it Miss Lillian Fredsall, of Brooklyn, is that Mr Eckert is an expert swimmer, while friends, including Miss Rose Sharkey, Miss Mm, Haynor cannot even float. Julia Martin, Mrs. Koeyer, Miss Nellie Koeyer, •••'•• ; . .#• .•• ••• , • Greets at Samp Rest include: Mrs. Fred- Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Eckert, Mr. Phil Eckert ,.A fox is a cunning creature, hut what a fox erick HfWttt and Miss Grace Hewitt, of Wash- and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scholl. Mr, Scholl 'is. to a. moth heading for the lamp, that a showed some clever tricks with the rums,. "White. , woman in love is to a fox. .1 Saturday, August 19, 1916. CAMPS. DAY DREAM POINT. RACCOON ISLAND. Mr. W, F.' Robinson, of. Everything is in full swing since the kids, The Berribunc Cottage has Essex Fells, spent Tues- Lil and Stirl, have arrived. Stirl is putting forth been opened for an indefinite day at Camp Wanda. all his efforts 'trying' to learn how to dance. period by the Berry family, 1 ;' Miss Josephine Depew, Poor Myi-t is disgusted with her hopeless pupil. of Newark. The Misses Eliz- Q of Jersey City, was a 'Lil' has invented a new sport known as th* abeth and Margaret Conlon, week-end visitor at Camp 'barrel of fun'. If the barrels didn't roll, she ' of Newark, are visiting at the Gozzle-Nipper, Mr. and wouldn't find herself in the water so often. cottage. Mrs. Alfred Swackham- The Chin Chin quartet, consisting of 'Lil', Mrs. J. Hague Armitage, of • mer, of Dover, and M\ 'Stirl', 'Had' • and 'Myrt' can be heard prac- East Orange, has arrived at the. Hague for the }\ r. L. Allen, of Jersey City, spent a few days ticing here any night between seven ana ten. remainder of the summer. j 1 ii in camp. Stop! Look! Listen! A 'shark' has been sight- Mr. and Mrs. John A. Farrington Jr., of jj, Miss Mildred Petersen, of South Orange, and ed on the lake. Sunday noon while the 'Happy Brooklyn, and their sons, Horatio and Edgar J Miss Ethel Scholl, of Newark, the popular de- Days' were dining, Old Man Day sighted the motored to the lake Sunday and had dinner ' butantes of Lake Hopatoong, are becoming ex- so-called shark. at Hemlock Craigs. Revere Moore has gone to pert canoeists and swimmers—also sunburnt. Expected visitors are Mr. Wentworth Post, stay, at the New York Athletic Club for Zjn1 ' Mr. and Mrs. John G. Boytem, of East Or- Florence Baldwin and Mrs. Louis Voorhees, of i weeks and will take part in the comma; ange, are spending two weeks in camp. Irvirigton, and Doctor and Mrs. F. H. Lovell, championships. ••• ••» ••. of Lyons Farms. Mr. Center Holmberg and Mr. Arthur Doyle, LIBERTY HALL. We ipight add that the 'shark' was found to of Penn State College, will be at T'okoongoto be a large dark wave which was flirting with for the week-end. Camp Liberty Hall has had quite an exciting one, of the 'Sisters' of 'Sister Isles.' Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Leslie of East Orange, week. Moving seems to suit the campers. .*. >•* ••. * and Miss Ethel Jackson, of Hillsdale, are Especially 'Doc' the only man at camp. PATERSON HOUSE. guests at Fern Cliff Cottage. Mr. Harold Am- Liberty Hall was visited on Sunday by Mr. merman, of Morristown, will arrive today for and Mrs. Schiess who motored up from Haw- Among the new arrivals at the Paterson the week-end. Bunkie Williams is back at his thorne. Bather surprised to see Mae Wise- House are: Miss Margaret Birchenough, Miss old stunt of making pancakes while his better man stroll in on Saturday. Mae will not accept Mabel Luther, Mrs. W. C. Brown and daughter, half eats them as fast as they come. Mrs. invitations to be towed by motorboats after Gladys, and Miss Maybelle Brown, of Patersmi: Stanley A. Williams has fully recovered from that exciting dash in the lake on Sunday. It Mr. W. C. Ande. Miss Margaret Sigler, of her case of sunburn and Bunkie finds life a was all Edythe's fault. Fortunately there wa,s Summit. good deal more peaceful. a hero around. Bdythe the camp's favorite R. L. Higgins, the famous All-American left dish washer escaper causes no little excitement end of Penn State College, spent last week-end when she dries her hair. She has.been nick- with his sister at Mosbeegon Scun. Mr. Jamea named 'The Wild Woman' by some neighbor- Waldo Fawcett. of New York City, the well ing campers. Leah seems to be rather lonely. known poet and writer will visit Mr. and Mrs. Poor Paul, all is not enjoyment in this sad Sanger next week, world of ours. Mrs. J. H. Brown, of Plainfield, lias the fol- The campers are looking for a good cool- lowing quests at Indian Harbor: Mr. and Mrs. since Louise Garrnan left . Remember, those James Brown, of Plainfield; Miss Hollinwood, (good?) flap jacks she made? Glad there was of Brooklyn, and Mr. Shropshire, of Plainfield, a dn'g store handy. Say 'Doc' where's the Miss Brown has not as yet discovered the art blondy that kept you out until two o'clock the of keeping a steak and onions intact on a other' night and caused you to leave your platter. • •< charges alone? Some chaperon. In an effort to ca/pture the prize at the eartl

••• ••«, »•• -.-••'• party of the Maxim Park Yacht Club yesterday afternoon, Mrs. J. R. Zearfoss, Mrs. Cyril THE LAKE VIEW HOUSE. \ Schlabach and Mrs. General Sheridan, came all Mr. M. L. Steinfeld is entertaining extensive the way from Faston, Pa. They stopped hero- ly with his motorboat, 'Pom-Pom' The fre- as guests at the Ivanhoe Cottage. quent stallings of his motor have not, in tho *»* *•• ••> least, dampened his nautical ardor. m QUINEBAUG, Fresh from his continued triumps on,the j tennis courts, Mr. Frank Meyers has turned Mr. Nathan Kingman, of Washington, Is at IN his talents to song writing: He.is the author the cottage for a fortnight, Marion is her» 1 1 and composer of that pretty chant, 'A Fisher- AT LANDING and now Wee and Jean can laugh. This week man's Life', which bids fair to be played soon end will be a very busy and noisy one at by all the hurdy-gurdies in town. The week-end guests were Miss Elsie Dano. ©uinebaug. The additional noise makers ar- Mr. and Mrs. Francis Shoemaker's active Miss Elizabeth Poltersdorf, Mr. H. Stagg and riving are Miss Nan Martenis, Mr. Bill Bailey, pons, Francis Jr., and Charles are displaying Mr. Farrar, of Paterson; Mr. Donald Macfar- with his ukalalee, Mr. Don Bowman and Mr. fine form on the tennis courts. Their tiny lane and Mr. Harry Huppner, of New York. Donald MacCarthy, all of South Bethlehem, Pa. brother, Buddy, by the way, is one of the de- Smith, is breaking his heart since Elizabeth The, three boys are Lehigh graduates, Bill be- lights of the house. went home. ' . • ing .a well known athlete while there. The Messrs. Michael, Arthur and Charles Mant- Bill, Pete and Bill are still on the water newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. Willard B. Halsey ner and their respective families, who are wagon. of South Orange, will be week-end guests at season guests at the Lake View, are making the cottage. . • • frequent long motor trips to the various places THE 'PAGODA. of interest in their handsome Buicks. The Pagoda is that delightful place in the BOX BALL AT NOLANS POINT. The Traehtenberg boys are at it again. Alex, River Styx, where you may get all sorts of through his skill at poker, not only has made delicious refreshments. Please bear in mind, The box ball alleys at Nolan's Point con- all his expenses, but is about to return .1.0 tinue to be a source of popular amusement for the proprietor, M. Kjellman, runs a refresh- the lake people. It is a game in which exer- Broadway to spend the rest of his winnings. ment stand, not an information bureau. Here Frank, with his famous kodak, is^ still kept cise is combined with the fun of winning over are a few of the ponderous questions which your opponent. busy crying 'Look pleasant, please.' some people ask the above gentleman: WSen Hazel Benjamin, Gertrude Bertuch, Dorothy • The ladies find it as much and sometimes does the tide come in? Does the lake freeze more fun to play than men, in fact, all who Rosenfeld, Mildred Ostrow and Sadie Nacht, over in winter? What do the fish do when familiarly Known as 'Shades of Night,' form try it find it good sport, the lake-freezes? Do you sell tacks? Can I A coupon is given with each game, good quite a jolly group, and are perpetual dis- have a high-ball? Wouldn't you- go crazy if for a chance on a drawing held every Satur- turbers of the peace. you. had to listen to that sort of jabber all day afternoon for useful articles. A dollar Miss Iona Potter, the pride of Scrauton, Pa., day? . is also given to any person who rolls a higher is a versatile musician. Her singing and pianc ••• ••* ••• score than the present high score, which for playing are affording her audiences much THE FOREST COMMUNITY. this season is 193. pleasure. The men . are outnumbered by the girls al- The winners of last' week's drawing are Among the new arrivals are: Miss Sylvia L. most two to one at the Forest—here's your John Roosma, of Camp ©sceola, Spevry Malvin, Miss Edith Weed, Mr. and Mrs. chance, fellows! Springs, first prize, and Paul Burns, third •Tacobs, Mr. Perry Menel, Miss Minnie Waxman, A fire was built in the living room fire place prize. The second prize, No. 1117, has not Mrs. Adolph Donner, Mr. Jack Gillis, Mrs. Sunday The whole Community gathered about yet been called for. Ethel Donner, Miss Helen Potash, Mr. Irving its cheerful blaze and spun yarns, sang and Mr. Mathews. the genial proprietor, will be Ansorge, Miss Florence Boeninger and Mis, had a royal good time. Although all wer« pleased to welcome air his old friends and is* Blanche Steigewald. not fishermen, a great many fish-tales o£ large ~ desirous of making- new ones who have not dimensions were told; yet tried this fine game. When a woman's cheque on the Bank of .01* ( The Misses Levenson, Mrs. D, 0: Towne, Dr. Love is returned with the mark "N. G.," it Weinbaum and Mr. H. W. Schlicke, of New 111 married is half divorce- Usually means "New Girl." . • York, are new arrivals; ^^ LAKE HOPATGONG BREEZE 8 Saturday, August 19, 1916, supporting shoes have kept many a hunter sick Lake Hopatcong Breeze in camp—lost more than one important tennis . CONTINUING THE ANGLER. match—spoiled many a good 'end run'. Wheth- GENERAL INFORMATION er you climb a mountain trail, play baseball, Published Saturdays .for Ten Weeks during the golf, or only walk a country road, your shoes must fit and your feet must be kept dry. , , Summer at Church Service. St. Peter's Episcopal Chapel, Mount Arlington. i" LAKE HOPATCONG, N. J. PREPARING FISHFORTHE TAXIDERMIST. —Morning Prayer and service at 11.00 A M Place your fish on a piece of paper or birch- Rev. A. Jennings, officiating. ' ' BYRON AI. PRUGH, bark and run a pencil completely around it. Church of Our Lady of the Lake, Mount Ar making an exact diagram for the use of the lington—Sundays and Holy Days, mass ana Publisher and Proprietor taxidermist. Cut open the fish along the poor- short sermon at 11:00 A. M. Confession before MARGARET ALLEN PRUGH, Editor est side, cutting along the life line from gills mass. Sunday mass at 7 A. M., c. J. Kane to tail. Separate the skin, from the flesh, cut Rector. NORMAN G. BECKER ) Associate off the bones holding the fins t° the body, also Hopatcong M. E. Church—Sunday • school RALPH B. PRUGH J Editors cut off bone holding tail to body. Take out 10:00 a. m.; public worship 11:00 a. m Special the whole body in one piece. Noxt take out the evening song service with orchestra at Lee's gills and the meat in the jaws, breaking away Pavilion, 8.00 P. M. Rev. H. E. Mather Pas- Office:—Mount Arlington, N. J. the bone of the skull. Lay your fish skin on tor. On Lake Hopatcong, N. J. a flat surface and scrape off all flesh and fat adhering to the skin, remembering to scrape West Side Church near River Styx Bridge- skin across and not lengthwise. Salt thorough- Sunday school 10:00 A. M.; Church service Subscription Rates: ly with dry salt. If you cannot ship at once 11:00 A. M. Pastor,, Her. T. A. K. Gejler D. D. Launch, and boat landing at church For the Season, $1.00. By the Copy, 10 Cents. either put the skin into alcohol without salting, dock, in front of church. Boats will call for or else salt it and lay out flat on a board :j worshippers before services every Sunday Typography of The Standard Press, West'field, N. J. dry. Never hang it up by head or tail. If near a railroad, wrap the Jish in paper or morning at any dock upon displaying yellow cheesecloth and pack in a box full of moss flag. Correspondents will Ictndly sign their names to contributions—not for publication but as a guar- or sawdust and cracked ice. antee of good, faith—otherwise contributions will »•. »•• .f. be published at our discretion. Doctors. CAMP LACKAWANNA. Dr. CD. Gordon, Mi. Arlington, Tel. 23-M. Mrs. Dutton is now an involuntary member of the Society of Unintentional Bathers, hav F. S. Fennell, Chiropractic, Espanong, Tel. 34-R. ing initiated herself last Monday. Dr. 0. M.'Walker, Osteopath, Dover, Tel. 81-J. Alice and Helen have arrived to spend a Dr. Albert J. Molyneux, Osteopath, Landing. couple of weeks in the Jungles of camp. Dr. Cora Belle Molyneux, Osteopath, Landing. Camp Laekawanna is one big weep. Herman FISHING AND FISHTNG TACKLE. left Monday for Galesville, Wis., where he will Drug Stores. i The angler considers this royal sport a fine teach agriculture to tomorrow's farmers. He Hopatcong Pharmacy, Mt. Arlington, art. The object to be attained is not first, expects to go via Washington, P. C, and visit Phone 24-H. last and always merely to obtah. fish. He his home town in Indiana. The camp hopes to marks off one more successful day to which see him back again next year. Nelden's Pharmacy, Stanhope, T'el. 23. 1 ^ he can look back with that happy reaHsni of Two ladies broke the record for the long dis- ithe spring—the odor of the pines and flowers— tance hike by.-walking to Netcong and return Boat Signals. the music of the swift water—the beauty and in one afternopii.', With them they had a tin One Whistle—I go to my right delicacy of the song of the birds, and feels in can, ostensibly to\ gather berries. But when Two Whistles—I go to my left they got there the bushes (?) were bare and his heart the love of the ever-changing beau- : Three Whistles—I salute you ties of nature. These give to that pastime a EO the poor campers got none. Four Whistles—I need assistance i1 i charm possessed by no other. Tom feels very lonesome since Medejia left. Ma> and Alice have been very good this Arrival and Departure of Mails. week No wonder they got a good spanking. NOLAN'S POINT: THE CARE OF RODS'. Muncl Camp Laekawanna s mascot, is the Mails Arrive—7.15, 11.00 A. M., 5.00, 7.00 P. M. onlv little girl in camp and she can't.leave for Mails Depart—6.00 A. M., 3.45, 4.45, 6.45 P. M. It is important after a days fishing that the two weeks rod should be tafcen to pieces, carefully cleaned Next Sunday is Piorluce Exchange Day. T'liir- MOtINT ARLINGTON: and -placed -within its case; not left outside Mails Arrive—9.05 A. M., 3.30, 6.05 P. M. against a wall or tree for the damp atmos- t\ men horn the office aie °cheduled to spend phere and rain to act upon its timber and the da> m camp Mails Depart—5.55 A. M., 1.45, 4.25 P. M. Peail and Mae amvod today and were given LANDING: ferrules. A rod carefully used will last a life- a \iv m 1 eception time, , whereas, if its owner is careless, it will Mails Arrive—New York, 7.00, 9.33 A. M., 2.55, get out of condition, become warped, and •#• «# •* •'•' 6.29 P. M., West 8.23 A. M. eventually lose its suppleness and power, ^ev- WOODSTOCK NOTES. Mails Depart—New York and Easton, 6.55, 8.00, er put a, rod in a damp bag. 10.00 A. M., 2.00, 5.30 P. M. For the West After, the season's fishing is over, look over "What is wiong Dot' You look down-hearted. 9.10 A. M., 2.30 and 6.00 P. M. your rods. If the varnish is cracked or wind- Why Jim left on ..Sunday, ings loose, repair at. once. Put your rods in Cheer up Elsa, he's coming back soon. a room where there is no heat (steam heat Swimming and diving is getting to be great will loosen the ferrules). sport under the directions of Mrs. Knecht and Train Service—C. R. R. of N. J. Mr. Smith. Trains leave Lake Hopatcong for High. Kitty and Winnie have been , having great Bridge, Somer'ville, Plainfield, Elizabeth and "To keep fish in camp; scale, clean, and be- success at fishing. . New York (connecting at Bound Brook for Will Bessy learn to swim this summer do you head them; then string them by a cord throug : h Trenton and Philadelphia) as follows: their tails and hang them, head down, in a think? Guess she will have to return next Week days 6:17 A. M.; 3:55, P. M. shady, dry, breezy place. Never use fish that summer! Sundays, 5.17 P. M. have been lying in the sun or that have hegun What is the matter Jack? You look lone- For Wharton and Dover, ,6:17, 7:23 A. M.; to soften, Ptomaine poisoning works in a some since Margaret went home: But there 5:05, 7:05 P. M. mysterious but effectual way. are others. Mr. James Frances, Mr.-Smith ana "To dry fish for future use; split them along Miss McCarty took a" moonlight (sail) in the the bacltj remove the backbones and entrails, ' Nimrod on Saturday evening. MOUNTAIN VIEW HOUSE. salt the fish and hang • them up on a frame Latest arrivals are Misses Guinn, Miss Mc- With dancing every evening:, and swimming, over a smudge until they are well smoked. Or, Cormick, of Philadelphia; Helen Shifter, Fran- boating and canoeing every day, the Mountain make a trough by hewing out a softwood'log, cis Messitt, of Seranton; Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Viewers haven't any time to eat—only they do. place the split fish'in this, and cover them Baker, Mrs. and Miss Schimides, Mr. and Mrs, Stella and Tut have learned to paddle a with a weak brine for one or two nights. Make and Miss Gerber, New York; C. F. McHale, canoe—after a fashion. Kathryn/now wears a a conical bark tepee on a tripod, suspend the Miss V. Hey, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McDonald, smile—Ed is back. fish in it, and dry and smoke them over a Brooklyn. Those lately registered are: Mrs. G. Gott- small fire for three days..and nights. leib and daughter, Stella, Mr. T. H. Collan,

Saturday, August 19, IQ16. LAKE HOPATCONG BEEEZST BREEZE BRIEFS. HOTELS. Electric lights ' are being Late arrivals at The American House are; installed in the Mount Ar- Mr. A. V. Ahramson, Mr. M. J. Byarden, Mr. III lington Post Office. R. M. Marshall, Mr. A. ,K. Same, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Brothers have recently F. Pollak, Mr. Sam Schweiger, Mr. and Mrs. L. installed a new 45-75 H. p. Koop, Miss Edna Snyder, Miss Lily Mykerk, ZU Breae Sterling engine in the Phoebe Mr. Harvey D. Ehrlich, Mr. N, Rosenberg, Mr. Snow, undoubtedly making B. Bertman and Mr. H. Rosenberg, of New it the fastest passenger boat York. on the lake. The Villa Gerards entertained a motorcycle The Lake Hopatcong Yacht party Sunday from Paterson, Mrs. Perl, the Glub has made arrange- lady of the transparent clothes who is once ments to have,electricity sup- more at the house, cause the boys to wish the plied to the club house from sun would shine always. The guests enjoyed Mount Arlington. They will a party at the house last Friday night playing no longer be obliged to de- games, dancing and singing. Miss Margaret . pend upon the old system for Annett entertained on the piano and sang beau- light. tifully for the guests. New arrivals are: Mr. DO YOU NEED The Lake View House baseball team defeated and Mrs. William Engloman,. of Bayonne; Miss the Camp Lazy Bones nine in a hard-fought May Newman, Miss Fox and Miss Rickett, of battle with,a score of 9<—4. New York. >•• *•• ••• The Villa von Campe have as recent arrivals: ITHANELL NOTES. Dr. and Mrs. Watson, Mr. H. ,T. Hoevel, Mr. Julius A.derer, Miss Louise Weckmann, Mr. a.. On Tuesday and Wednesday evenings in- A. Bellows, Mr. Jos. H. Meyers, of New York; fonral dancing was enjoyed by a large num. Printing Mrs. Adolf Lehrfeld and Miss G. Lehrfeld, of ber of the guests. On Friday evening a big Brooklyn; Miss Lucille Lambelet, of Hoboken;. horse race was the principa event and proved Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Lambelet, of Montclair; to be very interesting and especially as most Mr. C. Hasenclever, of Weehawken; Mr. Gar- of the guests had never attended one before ret H. Van Riper and Mr. Lloyd D. Van Riper, held indoors. Five heats were run and the of .Clifton, and Mr. Alfred Wittich, of Passaic. winners of each were as follows: First, Miss The West Shore Hotel guests regret greatly FOR THE SUMMER? Ethel Campbell as One-step; second, Miss Eth- the loss of Mr. Vogler and Miss Sophie Frankel, el Parker, as Chin Chin; third, Mr. Walters, who have returned to Hoboken. Barney also as Mephistophicies; fourth, Mrs. Delanoy, as went with them but it is hoped he will return Hard Cash; fifth, Miss Vera Hanan, as High soon. Mrs. and Miss Schinkel, of Hoboken; Jinks. and Doc Martin Murray, of New York, are re- Miss Vera Hanan won the final race and Mr. cent arrivals. WE DO IT Walters the betting prize. Mr. Frank Cocks acted as Bookmaker, The Hopatcong House has as new comers: The Ithanell is having its own share of Mr. and Mrs. E. Menken, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. aquatic sports. The Misses Mildred Hanan and Quick,' Mr. G. Worsberger, .Mr. F. T. Talmage, Cards Booklets Ethel Parker are giving wonderful swimming Mr. J. H. L, Smith, Mr. George Shader, Mr. S. exhibitions and a small effort enables these Rousch, Mr, William Staut and Edward OlureV, Circulars Programs mermaids to take daily trips across the Styx of Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs. Schwaman cele- River to the enjoyment of the porch watchers. brated the 11th anniversary of their wedding . Two plump ladies who are much given to at the house. • • : Menus Time Tables sitting on the porches and spending their time Bryant Villa Inn have among their recent embroidering, . were discovered about a half arrivals: Mr. Alf Colvill, Miss Esther Olson, Letter Heads Placards mile, from, the Ithanell, taking a stroll, and Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Heal-in, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. the following day the walk was repeated ex- Golden, Mr. Irving MacDonald, Mr. T. H. Son-', cept that it was lengthened to a mile and a Miss Florence B. Lamb, Miss Elizabeth Lamb, Envelopes Books quarter. When the news was broken to the oth- Mr.W. E. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. F. Barnett, er guests the shock was so great it caused Mr. W. I.,. Cannon, Mr. W. Mathieson, Mr. Wil- Bill Heads Invitations quite, a commotion. The health of the above liam J. Morgan and Mr. H. Baldwin, of New mentioned ladies has been so improved that York. their husbands are greatly encouraged. Keep Among the recent arrivals at the Bellevuo up the good work sisters! House are Mr. and Mrs. Alex Young and Mr. If its Printing we can do it Ithanell Cottage No. 2, is mourning the I0S3 and Mrs.' Elbridge of Moosic, Pa,; Mr; J. Pet- of Violet for'her'hope'chest has called he^ ers of Ridgewood; Mrs. P. J. Mahoney and home. Doe Doe is getting anxious and water, daughter of Elizabeth; Mr. and Mrs. Koar and quickly and well too, is scarce for Violet's 270 pounds did much Mr. and Mrs. Nebel of Paterson. Mrs. Young toward swelling the lake. has had many restless and sleepless nights, Arthur Haefner, one of the owners of the waiting for that letter. Alex wanted to save famous 'Mud Scow' has disappeared on an ex- postage so Alex brought it himself. Still Mrs. tended trip, perhaps, with his 'Wild Irish Rose.' Young has sleepless nights waiting for Alex Herbert Porzer the hardware merchant, smil- to come home from his pinochle games. Mrs. ed out loud so business must be good. Elbridge wants to reduce weight. Readers kind- THE BREEZE Late arrivals at the cottage are Miss Kath- ly advise. ryn Gearon, of New York, and Miss Kathryn As usual the Mount Arlington Hotel wa.< Ravage, of Flatbush, two good fish if you have filled to its capacity over the week-end. Among Office at Mount Arlington the right bait, so come early and avoid the those recently registered are Mr. William E. rush. Elkins, Miss Adelaide G'ordone, Mr. K. Wadden, On Lake Hopatcong Elizabeth will win the swimming race if Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Martine, Miss Frances Gen leaves her water wings alone. Berger, Mr. and Mrs. C. Winsher and Mr. C. •* ••• ••• L., Ferlinghett; of New York. Recent arrivals at the Boulevard House are LANDING NOTES. Mrs. J. Albert Green and Miss Green, of Wood- Battling Bill Voight, the slashing, crashing, bury; Mr. Otto Edleman, of Weehawken; Miss dashing mitt artist will meet Whirlwind Dean, Birdie Picus, of West Hoboken; Miss Mary V. sly old slippery fox at Landing Dock Sunday.. Nono"han of Bordentown; Misses Margaret The affair will be staged for the entertainment Brady, Anna M. Reilly, Julia C. Reilly and of the Lake Hopatcong Boatmen's League of George Niece, of Lambertville. which the contestants are both members. The Recent arrivals at The Westmoreland are: light will be to a finish. Both puglilists are Mr. William E. Gifford, of Newark; Mr. D. M. confident of victory. Bill, who has already Wallace, of South Orange; Miss Jane Dunster started training has reduced 20 pounds. His and Miss Nella Dunster, of Bernarosville; Mr. trainers claim he is in superb condition and B. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grimm, Mr. fit as a fiddle. After the bout they will repair and Mrs. Barnett, Mr. and Mrs. C. Gibbons, and to the Westmoreland for repairs. Mr. H. C. Wayland, of New York; Mr. and Mrs. .

»•» >t* ••• • • • • Jos. G. Shyock, and Mrs. John Borden, of "Jones is in the hospital very much run Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Baily, of down." Lansdown, Pa., and Mr. and Mrs. W, Haersgen. "Nervous prostration or automobile?" of Brooklyn. LAKE HOPATCONG BREEZE 10 1 Saturday, August .19, 1916. MOUNT ARLINGTON. THE GREENCROFT. Blanche—What does she behave like when you are with her? How does she look, act? Mrs. von Bergen is visiting at the White elephants are usually, useless and a Maurice—She behaves like a piece of"covered Pieilier Cottage. burden on one's hands, but Greencroft's white upholstery, , Miss Buckley, Miss Foley and elephant is just the opposite. If you are look- Harry Doty, of Brooklyn, are ex- ing for a little rough-house just start some- pected for the week-end at Hillside thing with him, and you'll wish you hadn't. If Cottage. Miss Bertha Little, ol! you Want to dance, lead him to the piano and Sacrifice Sale! Wharton,'spent last weak-end with he will play the jnost wonderful dance music Mrs. A. H. Gordon. you ever heard, for hours at a time without A No. 1 Chance to Quick Buyer! I he first of a series of cart! repeating one song. In Philadelphia he Is Motorboat, fully equipped, self starter, boat in parties for the benefit of the known as Arthur Haviland, but around here excellent condition. CallSunday 8 to 4 P. M. Church of Our Lady of the Lake, he is just the 'white elephont.' Girls, if you ITHANELL COTTAGE NO. 2. was held on the spacious porch of Mrs. Dernp- ever see a fellow wearing a white sweater sey's cottage in Breslin Park last Tuesday and with a purple 'C" splashed all over it you'll was a wonderful success. The party was well know he is 'it', the only white elephant on represented by the cottagers and guests from the lake. JOHN HELEM the Breslin, Durban, Bryant Villa and other Mr. and Mrs. Albert Adler, the cheerful hotels. The prizes for bridge were won by Mrs. 1 young couple who made things hum, have de- Contractor Mason Builder Wilcox, of the Durban and Miss Walsh, o ' parted for home, to the sorrow of everyone. Mount Arlington; for 500 by Mrs. Sargent, of Hush! There is an artist at the hotel. H LANDING, N. J. Rocklawn, and Mrs. Epstean, of the Poplars; you look in the right place you'll see Miss for euchre by Mrs. McGowan and Miss Mc- Meier busily engaged with her brush and pa- Gowan, of Dover. The first non-player's prize lette most any time of the day. She paints was won by Mrs. Briggs of the Lake View bugs and reptiles so true to life that th6 girls - and Mrs. Brady of the Bryant Villa won sec- are afraid to touch them. Oil Paintings and Signs ond prize. Besides the above there were many Though the Greencrcft has lost a jolly crowd other. beautiful prizes'donated by the hostess, of people during the past week, it has been MADE TO ORDER Miss Ward, being the winner of one. Pri7A-;3 found upon short acquaintance that the new Fancy Carpentering and Decorating. were also donated by Mrs. M. Reilly, Miss guests are just as ready for fun as those who Mamie Riordan, Miss M. Meade, Mrs. William have departed. , P. King, Miss Elizabeth Sullivan, Mrs. Bernard. The latest arrivals are: Mrs. C. I. Clark. SOREN MIDTGUARO S£ESk$& Brady and Mrs. Cogan of Bryant Villa. Helen E. and Jessie E. Clark, and Leo Saum, Mr. Henry Sinclair of Norfolk, Va.,. is visit- Jr., of New York; Walter E. Williams, John ing Mr. Clarence Lee. Kreuger, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Wilson, Dorothy Mrs. S. Eppens, of Highwood, visited her Wilson, Rodney Wilson and Mr. and Mrs.Painting and Paper Hanging daughter Mrs. Victor Hugo for a few days. . Carell, of Newark; Alice F. Dippel, of West Mrs. Eugene A. Baker, of East Orange, is New York, and William .1. Orr, of Scranton, Interior and Exterior Decorating visiting her mother, Mrs. R. Dunlap at Lotta iPa. Jobbing, Repair Work, Renovating Promptly Cottage. Attended to. ' Mrs. W. A. Alexander entertained Mr. F. C. BON AIR & COTTAGES. Brown, of New York, for the week-end. Mrs, DECKER BROS. MOUNT ARLINGTON C. Kahle and daughter Frances, of Bartlesville, Mr. and Mrs. Galvin and Mr. John Muller, of Tel. 23-J Hopatcong Dkla., and Mrs. K. A. Saterlee, of Orange, Brooklyn, spent the week at the Monterey Cot- wpent last week. tage. AT LOZIER'S SAW HILL Mr. Menardi, of New York, was a visitor at Poles, piling, cord- HOTEL ESPANONG. the Rcckland over the week-end. Buy Your Lumber wood and Block- Guests at the Inwood Cottage are Mr. Howa.-ri wood. Chestnut plank and dock timber a spe- Babe Dakin has left for New York to start Hoye, Miss Kathryn Kane, Mrs. DeLanie and cialty. Bills cut to order. Manure and wood rehearsals for the Winter Garden show. Mrs. Weaver, of Brooklyn. On Monday, Mr. ashes for sale. H. R. LOZIER, Alma has purchased a Big Ben to keep her Bruns of New York, was entertained at an Phone 21-R Hopatcong. from missing her breakfast. elaborate luncheon. • Mae certainly looks after Seymour's welfare,- Miss Madeline Nixon, of Paterson, is spend- so far she has but distanced the other girls. ing the week at the Richmond as a guest o£ Lucy is a very charming girl, and handles Mr. and Mrs. Little. her Knight car with perfection. ••* •«• .A. The condition of Mrs. George W. Robinson "What is this man charged with?" asked the Ice Cream, Sandwiches, Soft Drinks, Coffee. this ws/ak is slightly improved. Cigars and Tobacco. Mr. John Coutts of 'When Dreams Come magistrate. Ti've', spent the wee'"-end at the hotel. "Dynamite!" was the unanimous reply of the F. M. FLOWERS, - Landing Mr. and Mrs. 0. Holt will join the Winter six policemen who had made the arrest. Garden show in about 3 weeks. Madge from Webb Cottage, certainly has tin admirers. Everything looks BRIGHT to her. 3.80 Matinee. 8 and 9,15 Evening. Recent arrivals:—-Mr. and Mrs. D. Holt, Mrs. Dakin, Babe Dakin, of New York; Miss L. Adults, 10c. Children, 5c. Webster and Mrs. E. Wykoff, of Paterson; Miss Special Features Tuesdays and Alma Sim ont; of Newark; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thursdays. Adults, loc: children, 10c. Bissett, of Philadelphia, Pa; Mr. and Mrs. J. Idle Hour Theatre It. Skinner and Tootsie, of Brooklyn; Miss L. Schierenck, Miss Mae Gilday, Mrs. R. Hotz, Mr. | M O V I N G PICTURE S| Lee's Point Seymour Casserial, Mr. Martin Casserial, of Hoboken. <•* «*• ••• i EXACTING. Many a man marries a girl like a magazine cover and expects her to wear like a Bible. .« Wonderful flcmbrust engine Will propel a canoe or small boat wherever it will float. Boat Owners Take Notice! You will not be afraid of shallow places, and can explore every part of the lake. Will propel a sled over the ice 50 miles per hour. "Don't you fool me chile no mor' You done tole me dat befo'?".. Will operate.with kerosene as well as gasoline. For demonstration address - You' will not be fooled if you send your Engine to have it overhauled, reboz-ed and fitted with new Pistons and Rings to Dale-Ray Corporation Mr, Norman Becker, Care of The Breeze, Mt. Arlington. N. MNDSTROAI'S MACHINE WORKS 150 Lafayette Street, Allentown, Penna. New York City. Saturday, August 19, 1916. LAKE HOPATCONG BREEZE HALSEY ISLAND. HOTORA YAMA. Mrs. E. A. Fallis, Mrs. Ora F. Tileston. This cottage on the hill is known as the of New YorK City, and Mr. and Mrs. chicken farm of the Styx. The girls held a The Baker Theatre Sherry * C. Hunt, of South Ozone Park, great big marshmallow roast Saturday night DOVER 11/. I., accompanied by Mrs. Hunt's-Boston and the boys from the New York canip had a Bull terrier 'Mutt' are guests of Mr. and great time. The girls are considering station- At your service with piotures, vaudeville Mrs, Honan at Camp Blljak. ing a guard with a shot gun in the crow's nest and productions. Mr. and Mrs. Girard Oberrender arriv- before the cottage to keep off the chicken ed at Pinehurst Friday for a lengthy hawks, otherwise known as campers. One of stay. Carl Hartdegen Jr., also arrived the chaperons, Miss Woodward, has retired" to Friday for the week-end. Little Adolf •» a private sanatorium to recuperate. Mr. Ohas- STANDARD VAUDEVILLE sporting quite a roll wliicli he received for his hi, the sentinel, has retired, and the girls are headed by • birthday last week. He intends buying a new looking forward to some good times. Mean- THE STAMPEDE QUINTETTE speedboat. while Mrs. W, W. Green chaperons the party, In "A Sonj Review Both Old and New/' Miss Marion Cox has returned after a week's ably assisted by Mrs, Lewis, who arrived Mon- Performances 7.15 and 9. stay at Beechwood, N. J. day. Mrs. Seeley, of Brooklyn, is spending a few Miss Westervelt as Spic and Miss Ruth Har- NEXT WEEK ;L davs at. the Wilson Cottage. ris as Span won the silver cup for the best Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Powell, of Mount Vern- MONDAY EVENING. on, N. Y., are spending a few • weeks at Blceda costumes at the Castle last week. Freddie and Cottage. Billy Y,, were out in all their purity, wearing D. W. Griffiths presents Arrivals at Camp Unous include John Cun- those same white flannels, to take care of the MISS LILLIAN GISH in the Triangle play, ningham of Bethlehem, Pa., and John H. Beam, gills. The young man at Dr. Matt's cottage is • "AN INNOCENT MAGDALENE" of Battle Creek, Mich. now very forlorn and will either send for Span' A beautiful story of "the garden of life." by parcels post or will go to New York ami CHESTER CONKLIN Camp Yelton is alive once more tinder the play young "Lochenbar." care of Mr. and Mrs. FranKlin, Mrs. Ted Breton Will also be enjoyed in his Triangle-Keystone. and Miss Minnie Hexter, all of New York. It was a case of nip and tuck between .'Chub- "HIS FALSE STEP." Visitors at Cam'p.Dolan during the past few by' and Harry, but.the Jap finally carried 'her' weeks included: Mrs. George Duquette and off in his auto. Herbert is,among the mourn- TUESDAY EVENING sen, the Misses Florence Stackhouse, Ella Bes- ers too, for his best girl went away in t.i.e THOS. H. INCE offers William H. Thompson ette, Hazel Richards, Cathryn Hathaway and same auto. Meanwhile, the remaining girls are and Charles Ray in ' . Mrs. William- Ayer, of Dover; Dr, A. J. Hoff- besieged with 'phone calls from those. New "THE/DFVIPEND." lran, of Madison, and Charles Turbett, of New- York boys. Also Miss Fay Tincher in "Bedelia's Bluff." ark. Rica, arrived last Saturday for another week, so Pick spends most- of his time at WEDNESDAY EVENING camp- Everyone enjoys his singing and banjo STYX VILLA. EDITH STOREY playing very much. Styx Villa defeated Castle Edward in a very and other famous Vitagraph Players in Jessie and Mrs. Benn have yielded to the interesting game of baseball Monday afternoon "THE TWO EDGEO SWORD." lure of the1 lake and returned to Camp Unoa at Breslin Field. The score was 9i—3 in favor to finish out the season. Miss Madeline Leroyd of Styx Villa. The features of the game were LAST THREE DAYS OF NEXT WEEK returned to Elizabeth after a joyful visit -.f the pitching and hitting of Phil Kramer and The much discussed picture \ a week. Mr. Arthur Opp, of Brooklyn, and the catching of Al Walters for Styx Villa, Mv. Stanley Jacob, of Elizabeth, were visitors also the fine umpiring by Milton Smith. Sev- "WHERE ARE MY CHILDREN?" over the week-end. Muriel is busily engaged r:r?l boatloads of fair rooters were on hand painting a new sign to decorate the camp. Mrs. and' they rooted good for Styx. Soles found a prettily shaped green glass flask Tresclav evening was the night of the mosr, encased in straw the other day, but she refuses successful masquerade of the season. The cos- at William's Dock, Raccoon to say what it contained. tumes were very handsome and original. Island, and get a s^t of Stanley's *m* ••• •*• Mrs. Heimerzheim and Miss Helen Rost car- STOP new, non carbonizing, water SCHAFER'S HOTEL. ried off the honors as a Spanish Senorita and proof spark plugs. Half cost of others, and you a 'Geislia' girl. Other prize winners were Miss can write your own guarantee. 30c each, 4 for A A subscription dance, for the benefit of tha Frrith, Miss Giesen, Miss Lundberg, Mr. San- $1.10. Increase your power on any fuel 31%'. musicians will , be held on Thursday night, ches and Mr. Schroeder. About midnight the la August 24th, in the grill at Schafev's Hotel, Castle Edward musicians came over and rend- Special music, will be provided and an ex- ered several selections of dance music until a LOT—25 ft, lake front— certionally good time is promised. late hour. New arrivals at the villa are M>\ 285 ft, to road on River h Mr. and Mrs. Holloway, of New York, are F. Scln'oeder, Miss C. Smith, Miss Mae Mor- For Sale Styx, between the Green- expected Monday for several weeks. risey, Frank Murphy, Mr. W. G. Brewer, Chris croft and Castle Edward. Mr. Arthur Brown who s stopping at the Huhn, Ernest Tietjen, James Sanches, Mrs. R. house is making some wonderful catch's among Giesen, the Misses Hilda and Nellie Giesen, Apply H. F, STIEGLITZ, which is a small mouthed black bass of 4 1-2 Gerhard Wolff, Hans Berliner, Sophie Timm, East of Castle Edwara. pounds. Among the arrivals are: Mr. J. G. Dnrothv Johnston, Milton Smith, Claude L. E11- Levy, Mr. N. R. Levy, Mr. M. A. Martin, of win, W. G. Pigueron, Edna Shayne, Elyera New York; Mr. and Mrs. T, Rantebury and Sinnigen, Miss Alma Sweiwon, Miss Elsie Mr. Henry J. Cooke, of Brooklyn. Lvndberg, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Macfarlane, B. T. The Lace and Embroidery Shop <•> ** ••• Fendl, L. D. Weisgerber, Bess Corvin. Miss Excellent Line of Laces,. Hand-Embroidered Lin* "Where is your wife going this summer?" I. Foster, Miss A. Haynes, Nan Lindh, Jos. T). gerie and. Shirtwaists, Imported lanens, "She's locking around for some place where Airico, A. Brunell, Freda Baily, Freda Bliss. Madiera Work, Kimonos, and none of the women have" more than two Don't forget the 'Baby Party' next Tuesday Silks of All Kinds. gowns. She has three." night, boys! Mrs. SAME SALAMI Near Chaplin's Garage Mt. Arlington

PROSPECT POINT—THE HOME COLONY Restricted Residence and Bungalow Sites from $100.00 up. Small payment down. Balance in monthly installments. No interest. No taxes. A MILE ON THE WATER FRONT Booklet on Request The Prospect Point Land Improvement Company All boats stop at our landing. Office on property. Executive offices 1520 Woolworth Build- ing, New York City Tel. 5173 Barclay. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. CAMP ONAWAY. Stop and CMttR (Two Cents Per Word) Jim Gaston, owner, proprietor, and general manager of this most remarkable rendezvous Tailoring, Cleaning or Pressing Boats and Engines. for all joy seekers and 'gloom dispellers, has We are ready to do your work, 16 FT. LAUNCH—Fully equipped, lights, toots, removed the sign from in front of his cam|> life savers, flag staffs, everything. A bar- as a useless piece of bric-a-brac. Every one BOULEVARD TAILORS M^ gain. It is yours for $100. Apply Walter D. who is at the lake,, or . who ever was here Lee Launch Yards or Alfred Nelson, Ameri- knows where that 'little piece of heaven1 is can House Dock. situated, 'Dashing' Jim is unable to go over a week-end without company. Last week those FOR SALB~Six horsepower twin-cylinder Pal- who were lucky enough to be under the hos- The Ne'er Do Well mer motor with "Joe's" clutch, shaft and propeller. Can be seen at Nelson's boat pitable roof were Ben Hosking, of Dover; GEORGE SCHUTTE, Proprietor shop. Walter Ryan, of Nutley, and Harry Ten Byck, Lake Hopatcong's Popular Launch for charter' of Somerville, hire or parties. FOR RENT—IS ft. motor boats "Nimrod" and Monday night proved to be one of the most "Pom-Pom" for rent by day or week. These enjoyable spent in camp this summer. Seated No Parties too Large or too Small for this Boat boats are eaay to run and both are fully around a huge camp fire in the gloomy pine for- equipped. Apply at Lake View Dock. est, the guests were treated to., a musicale which would do proud at the Metropolitan FOR. SALE—Rowboat in first class condition, Opera House. Mr. Gaston rendered several The Boat for Your Service including pair spoon, oars. Price $25. The heart-touching ballads touching on the topic of Breeze. unrequitted love. One of the ballads entitled, Ride on the Sister Mame FOR SALE—One flve-horse power Detroit mot- 'Oh Why are You Here', written by Mr. Gaston Fast and Comfortable or with reverse gear and fittings. Inquire of himself, proved an instant success upon its Frank Cordts, P, 0., Landing, N. J. first presentation. The powerful baritone voice Blueand White Flag. Regular Trips Around the of this talented artist filled the surround'us Lake. Fare 25c FOR SALE—Canoe, rowboat, bicycle and oil- hills and dales with such melody as has rarely Capt. Sam Goodman The Sunnyside Hotel Tel, j . stove. Apply Lelong, Box 44, Landing-. been heard hereabouts. His last selection, 'I Wish You Were in Dover', called forth several Real Estate. encores. Mr. and Mrs. Honan, of Camp Biljak, FOR SALE FOR SALE—Ten room furnished cottage. Beau- loaned their tuneful voices to the occasion by tiful location in McGregor Park. Inquire offering a harmonious duet entitled, 'Never Be- Sailboat "Mr. Dooley" T1. I. Honeyman, 'Glen Mere' cottage. lieve in Signs'. The Dover Female Trio filled SEATS 15 out the evening by singing several of the latent FOR SALE—Cottage Joegene, seven rooms, Nice for family use. A bargain to enterprising party for song hits, including their big success, 'We were excursion parties. Price $200.00. Also fast sailing two stories, sixth house south from canal saved by the Baron.' lock. E. R. Richards. canoe "Cricket." Price $40.00, Both outfits complete. The people of Halsey Island are looking,for- F. R. WOOD, Landing, N. J. FOR SALE—Biggest bargain at Lake Hopat- ward to the next concert, which will be held in cong, .8 room cottage, fine location, large lot, the near future. completely furnished. Motorboat, fishing boat go. with the place. Owner must sell. WM. HARRIS & SONS Price $3,000. H. C. Condit, Landing. CAMP LITTLE HORN. JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS WANTED—Small bungalow, about 5 or 6 Things are so quiet at the camp this week Headquarters for Prizes Suitable for Card Parties. rooms, 50 ft. or more water front. Reason- that. Mrs. Smith has to keep the victrola going Special Attention given to Fitting and able. Bungalow, Box 76, Lake Hopatcong. , to furnish noise. As usual, Bob O'Brien con- Repairing Glasses. Watch Repairing. tinues to be the main gazook with the girls FOR SALE—Birchwood Terrace; River Styx, of the colony. His board has been raised be- 19 East Blackwell St. DOVER, N. J. next West Side. Church, 150 feet shore; 4 cause of his enormous appetite. But in spitu houses; dock; well; Inauire on premises. of it all he continues to lose weight. Aunt Maxim Park (South) is tile most convenient WANTED—Cottage near Landing for month of Sallie is another boarder who-is almpst as Maxim Park Real Estate and every way desira- September. Write H. E. Carver, Landing. bad. But she. can make huckleberry pie like ble section on the Old Sussex shore; 400 feet ot Lake Shore; two miles to station on oiled macadam road; auto busses and boat you never ate before. Miss Mabel Benjamin, service to every train. "Why buy an expensive shore property Miscellaneous. the champion Highland flinger is rapidly de- .when an inland one,will cost less than half the money? Bunga- veloping as a swimmer under Bob's instruc- lows to rent. Cosy stone cottage for sale. IF YOU HAVE oil troubles, try Zurnoil—Har- tion. All he does is tickle them under the . ABRAM V. TAYLOR, ris Studio, agents for the lake. chin and they say 'Papa'. OUie Schmidt is no P. 0, Landing, N. J, Box 77, Maxim Park Dock(South) EASTMAN FILMS—All sizes, Harris Studio. longer seen since Hazel packed up and beat LET US develop and print your films. Expert it to Paterson. No use talking, she was right workmen, quick service. Harris Studio. there! Mr. and Mrs. O'Sullivan and son, Ralph, ai'e FRANK SISCO FOR SALE—New oak Pease piano in first class at the camp for the rest of the season. Miss condition; reasonable. Apply Maurelor. Jennie Sullivan will arrive today. Mrs. Wil- FOR, SALE—Genuine Bull-terrier pup, six liam Hunt, Mrs. George Daley and Mrs. Jofln v/eeks old. Apply The Frederic, Northwood. Davis all of Paterson, arrived Tuesday to grace Mason Contractor the bungalow with their dignified presence for a few weeks. Mount Arlington, N. J. BRESLIN BOWLING ALLEYS. For the past few weeks the alleys have been kept busy handling the large crowds as this sport is becoming more and more popular. Jn the mornings its the Breslin Beauties and ev- enings its Schafer's Hotel Bowling Stars thai predominate. RICHARD P. WARD Mr. Lou Decker has struck his stride and Storage Batteries of all makes charged and re- won last week's prize with a, score of 221 and paired. is also high man this week with 191. Mrs. J. Johnson won tha ladies' first prize New Exide replacement batteries carried in once more with a score of 175. Miss Best- hoff, one of. the Bowling Stars heads the list stock. ,for the ladies' this week with 149. Electrical Supplies and accessories. On August 27th, the South Paterson A. C, headed by Mr. Walter Robloff will be here on Motor Boats and Auto supplies, trouble lamps, hydrometers, spark a, day's outing.. A ball game is scheduled for the afternoon with the Mount Arlington Field plugs, reflectors, switches, bulbs, etc. Club and ball fans will have a chance to see Full line of Everready Flashlights and Batteries. one. of the best teams Paterson has put out for some time. Mr. Frank Canfield and Happy are working hard to gather up all the crack House wiring and fixtures. Electrical Pumps installed complete. players around the lake and an interesting game is assured. A bowling tournament among Estimates given. the members is also on the program and spee-. ial prizes will be awarded for both ladies' and 31 East Blackwel! Street. Phone 113, Dover, N. J. gents' high, scores. ' RIVER STYX. is the genial stage manager of Loevv's Greely Mrs. Charles S. Orben of Square theatre, New York. Ha says it is niucia nicer here than during the opening days at Hopatcong Pharmacy Oakdene, is entertaining her 1 •mother, Mrs. S. Scholes, vl Greely. He and his wife weighed a quarter Mt. ARLINGTON ' Rt South Orange, N. J. of a ton when they arrived, but they havfi MAIN ROAD, Near BRESLIN GATES nearly reached the half ton mark. Evidently I ' .III Mrs. George W. Pine, of New Mr. Boylan's weight interferes with his skiii Phone 31-R Hopatoong York, spent part of last week at pinochle, for he is going back. at the Pactola as the' guest ol Mr. Luther Post, of Brooklyn, the famous PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY Mrs. Parrington. 'Post Toastie' man, spent last week at the Miss Louise Kelly, of Wal- Dartmouth. Earl Stieglitz, the famous Cleve- I'inest loe Oream Sodas Around the Lake. tham, Mass., is a guest at AH Syrups made from EYesh Fruits. Whitman's, land broker is a guest and he is very busy, Buy lev's and Wallace's dandies, HOvt.on'9 Ice Cream. Cricket Lodge. inventing excuses why he doesn't stay around Where was Walter Earl till 5 A. M., Sundav Stationery and pure Drags. the house. Monday morning he started off by Ml. Arlington Station Western Union Telegraph Company morning? saying he was going to th» store for some Miss Helen Rose, of Brooklyn, spent the cigarettes. Five minutes later he came stroll- week-end at Tree Tops. ing along with a girl on either arm. He is the H. W. CROOKS, Ph. G. I , Miss Washburn and her friend Miss Nahlo original Anannias. For some reason, Eugene are at Rock Hill for about ten clays. Towler, of Cranford, is coming up today. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Dunn, of Bay Head, 'Brown eyes' admits with march blushing that are guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Campbell. she is it. , 'Phone, 23-M Hopatcong After spending a most delightful month a* Wood Crest, Mrs. Constance Rilia has returned THE LITTLE COLONY. C. D. GORDON, M. D. to Bogota. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Wincliel, of Washington, The young ladies of the 'Vita' and 'Feru- OFFICE HOURS Ind., are guests of Mrs. J. E. Bradley at Fern fielcT enjoyed their visit to the Maxim Park 8 to 9 a. m. 12 to S p. m. 7 to S p. m. Ledge bungalow for two weeks. Yacht Club. Mount Arlington New Jersey Miss Dorothy King, of Staten Island, is e: A surprise party was given on Tuesday ev- guest at the Harmaret for two weeks while ening, in honor of Mrs. Smith's (of Bertran Mr. King is also expected for a fortnight's so- View)—birthday. The party was held in the journ. Fernfleld Boat House. The place was Beau- Saturday and Sunday the girls at Echo Lodge tifully decorated with Japanese lanterns. Ev- took many swimming lessons from Mr. John eryone was requested to take a spoon and plate Chiropractic Anderson. They are all looking forward to his and refreshments were served at 10.30, Mr. return today. Levy acting as head waiter. Among those (Ki-ro-prak-tik) Mrs. Carroll and Miss Carroll are expecting present were the occupants of 'The Vita', Fern- Mrs. Carroll's sister, Mrs. A. W, Hood of Phila- fleld, Glad-U-Kum, Bertram View, Bertram The Science of Vertebral Adjusting delphia, at Nahwassa Lodge. Mr, F. Emil View Lodge, and Dixie Lodge, also Judge and To Eliminate the Cause of Dis-ease Granim, of New York, is a guest at this little Mrs. Clark and Joseph Clark, Mr. and. Mrs. house by the water, where everyone is busily Pridham and family and Mr.. George Brough.- engaged putting muscle where its absence was ton, of Montreal,-Canada. Dr. F. S. FENNEL, Chiropractor. never before felt. Oh girls, Arthur went in for a swim and has Wetona Cottage Eapanong Dock started the acqua-planing sport for the Colony. Mr. and Mrs. Leecher, of Newark, are now l jLAKE HOPATGONG, N. J. stoppiig at Hunniwell Chateau as well as Mr. A rthur is some boy, all right! Mr. Smith; of William Sheriffs and Mr. Joseph Kestler, of Bertram View, is a great favorite among the Office Hours:—4 to 6, daily, and by appointment. Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs. Archer and family ladies and is game for anything that is going. PHONE 34-R have returned,to the city after a most delight- Master Raymond O'Brien, of Fernfleld, and ful stay. The Montauk Canoe Club have once Miss Elsie Broughton, of the 'Vita', are be- more taken up their paddles and hied them- coming expert swimmers and can give.many Of the older folks points in diving, etc. Hackettstown, N. J., Tuesdaya and Fridays, 166 Main St selves home. •"•'•"." ••• : •••• T*l. 78 • • Mr. and .Mrs. Maxwell Ritchie, of Brooklyn, ' Frank Hespe wants some one to swat the will arrive today at Highland Cottage for a squirrels that bombarded his bedroom window Sunday morning, but this happened to be a two DR. O. M. WALKER week's stay, while Mrs. MacLean and Mrs. OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN MacCullough, of Brooklyn, will be up over the legged squirrel. Constance Broughton is heart- week-end. Mrs. Kininmonth, went home yes- broken over the fact that her best fellow will he unable to visit her this week. Cheer up, 23 ELIOT STREET DOVER, N. J "vi terday for about 10 days and Mrs. Julius Ring- Telephone 81-J worm will be at Echo Lodge until grandma •Connie, the, end of September is a long way returns. .Bab'e Ringholm will also stay at the off and he will come yet. Lodge. «•• »#• »•» Everything was auiet at Echo Lodge annex BERTRAND ISLAND AMUSEMENT Drugs and medicines the other night when Mr. and Mrs. Billy Spilper TRY PARCEL POST SERVICE steamed up in their combination double boiler PARK. VROH and wash tub, the Flo-Flo, and invited the Tuesday evening a dance was given in honor folks out for a ride. The only ones who risked of Marie Schpof's fourteenth birthday. Dancing Nelden's Pharmacy their necks were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Glass and refreshments were free. The crowd was STANHOPE, N/J. and all the little 'tumblers.' Mr. and Mrs. very large arid all declared it a very pleasant Tel. Netcong 23 Russell Petite wouldn't go along because Mr*. evening. The surprise, of the evening was tk& Petite wanted to pet her hubby in the cove. number of gifts .she""received, presents coming (They've just been .married), from all over the lake and surrounding places. Consultation Free. Office and Hom» Treatment by Last, Saturday night was one big night, at Marie is very grateful and wishes to thank all Appointment. Telephone Connections. the Korona Lodge. Mr. and Mrs. John Dolan for their kindness. had the following guests: Miss Mary Ke - Thursday a chicken dance was held and the chani, Mr. Frank Dolan and Jack Guerin, who largest crowd of the season packed the hall. DR. ALBERT J. MOLYNEUX are at the cottage for two weeks; Mr. uiid Great pleasure was furnished when the girls DR. CORA BELLE MOLYNEUX Mrs. Billy Spilger and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar tried to win a chicken by ringing the bell. Maiier. There was plenty to eat and drink on Tuesday evening, August 22nd, a barn dance hand, with emphasis on the drink, as was and masquerade will be held. Prizes will be Osteopaths evidenced by the fact that Miss Ketcham told given to ladies and gentlemen in costume. The West Shore Lake Hopatcong, N. J. some wonderful stories. The party broke up hall will be decorated as a barn. Place will Near Hopatcong Dock or Hopatcong Hotel. at 4 A. M. be provided for those who wish to mask to The new awnings at Camp Twirl are a great change their clothing. P. O; Landing, N. J. improvement to the little bungalow. The flow- Thursday evening, August 24th, amateur night will be held. Three cash prizes will be , ers also add to its attractiveness. Walter ha? City Offices: "The Stuyvesant," 2844 Boulevard, reluctantly gone back to work, his vacation awarded judging to be done by the applause Jersey City, N. J. being over. Had a great time while it lasted, of the audience. Singers,' • dancers and players fl'tat you. Early? Dot has accomplished th<; of musical instruments are invited to take part. art of swimming, having covered a distance oi Entries can he made now. A good time is nfty feet recently, without her wings under the promised for all. , Open All Year Phone 52-W Hopatcong direction of Lawrence. Keep it up Dot, you Any novelty dance suggested by the people Kay be able to swim across the Styx before will be'gladly run by the management. Sug- West Shore Hotel \ yon return home! gestions- can be made personaly or by mail Some fine doings at Alleta Cottage, with Mr. to P. 0. Box 202, Landing. Formerly Shady Lawn House f>ob Leo very busily engaged entertaining his On Tuesday, August 29th,- the musicians will L. A, LOZIER, Proprietor .ounch... Guests include,Mr. and Mrg. Fred Aldo hold a benefit dance and-they look for ihe sup- k Bathing Boating Hunting Live Bait Fishing and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Boylan. Mr. Boylan port of all their friends on this evening. •• LAKE HOPATCONG P. O. LANDING, N. J. "LAKE HOPATCONG BEEEZE 14 Saturday, MCGREGOR PARK. GREAT COVE. New York Shoe Repairing Co. Mr. and Mrs. G. 0. Zeller, Jr., Packem Inn entertained over the week-end: L. BENDER Proprietor of Elizabeth, are spending two Mr. Frank Frintner, Mr. John Seibel, Mrs. Fred weeks with their parents. Mr. Seibel, Mr. Edward Nulty and Mr. William NOLAN'S POINT OPPOSITE H. R. STATION and Mrs. G. 0. Zeller spent the Cunliffe. Mrs. William Sayre had a slight Work done while you wait. Shoes delivered week-end at the shore. touch of homesickness and visited her home same day and work satisfactory. . Mr. J, B. Kronenberg, Mr. over Friday and Saturday. Doris Seibe, the Also dealer in secondhand shoes. Clarence Pope, Mr. Roy Gough, pulkt-eater, while at Nolans Point, was caught Miss . Grieb and Mrs. Simongen. by her mother about to devour a handful of of Bernardsville, spent Sunday bullets. at Elbridge Lodge. Joie and Cove Cottage is housing a family of swim- Cbe Cuttcbery Georgie are still on the job. What is tlie mers. Mr. William Freiberg can now, swim Coles Pure Food Ice Oream, Grapefruitola, Pin. matter? . without getting his hair wet. Miss Myrtle Frei- ap-a Tobacco, Cigars, Fine lot oE ' Mr. Burton Schryver, of Bast • Orange, is berg is becoming a great rival of the famous Schrafft's Chocolates. spending the: week at Recreation Lodge. Annette Kellerman. .Myrtle, is instructed by Miss Adell Hammond, of Boonton, and Mrs. her mother who is also an expert swimmer and NEAR LANDING P. O. H. T. Moland,^ of Philadelphia,, are guests at diver. R. H. ROANE, Prop. Camp Lookout'' The Sonoyer family of Allentown entertained Miss Madge Crowtlier, Mr, William Harditei at Chincopee Lodge over the week-end an auto and Mr. Fred Hardifer of Passaic, motored up party from- Allentown, consisting of Mr. an,,l for the weekr-end at the Hardier cottage. Mrs. Schantz; Catharine,- Earl, Lewis and Bertrand Island Amusement Park Mrs. Hinsberg, of Passaic, is visiting at In- Claude Laudenslager. They expect to break Danciug afternoon and evening. Best of wood, Miss Margaret Van Nuys swam from camp during the week. Next year Dot and music. Bathing on the safest and only Inwood to Smith's Dock last Saturday which Helen expect to stop at Camp Six—to save saudy beach on the lake. Fully equipped is no mean distance. traveling. The girls were all on deck to give 'for diving. The Borough of Mount Arlington can feel a the boys of Camp Six farewell. Suites to Hire Lunches Served little safer now that Mr. and Mrs. D. A, Fyfe The candy man from Rutherford visited Many Other Attractions L. C. SCHOOF, Mir. are entertaining nurse May Bradley, of Pater- Driftwood Cottage last Saturday. He was well son. Miss Bradley is a specialist in Contagious supplied. diseases. • ' , , • ' Miss Viola Smith has prolonged her: stay at Local orchestras, Sousa's Band and even the Bungalow Grace another week—perhaps long- LAKESIDE STORE Ear-famed Alexander's Ragtime Band fade'into er. Grape-Nuts! The Misses Hazel and Bs- West Shore Road, near The Forest obscurity beside Erikson's orchestra, even when telle Wilkinson and Viola Smith, Miss Billy assisted by that aple substitute Mr. Cm'ran Wescott (more likely his Studebaker) and his GROCERIES SODA FOUNTAIN CANDY Hoagland, the drummer. :, ;. ., ,. frifends. The young, men including Jerry Phil- Cigars and Tobacco Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Hoagland, Mrs. Van Nuys. lips and Ted Gordon have returned to their Miss Margaret Van Nuys, Howai'd Brikson.and :homes in Weequahic Park. Mrs. Alexander C. L. KERN, Propr Ruth Erikson 'wa'lteii to Herdtownv ia!^!Sun-'. . Wilkinson, < entertained", over" the. week-end Mr. clay. The entire party was nearly dead With and- Mrs";'William Wilson and Mr; Edwin Wad- fatigue when they returned. • . del'l Spoere, of Jersey City.; Now that Mr. Silver Spring Park House Mother Van Or den has decided to stay an- Alexander Wilkinson has arrived the girls hit Located in Private Park. Trolley to Station, other week at Keiimore—to look after her the hayl0.30—perhaps!,:, Misses Hazel'and Es- Good Bathing Beach. Fishing. daughter. A,steamed clam party was enjoyed telle Wilkinson will: celebrate, their respective by all—except probably Hazel—last Friday birthdays Thursday 'night.-. . '; M. LOHittANN, night. Hazel has been sick ever since. Mr. Mrs. Charles H. .Sissore, of New York, spent P. O. LANDING. N. J. Phone 46-W Spear took Mrs. Van Orden and Mrs. Holloway several days with the Rays. Mr. William An- out in his boat Sunday in the high rough seas derson was also a guest fo:r tthe week-end. and gave them a good drenching vrith the chilli Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ball;;an:d 'Miss Miller, of AMERICAN HOUSE spray. Mr. and Mrs., F.- Holloway, of Pater- Maplewood, spent the week-end at Camp Ryan. EAST SHORE OF LAKE son, are expected at the cottage. Guests over Sunday at theHOhotola were: Mr. ••• ••* »•• Wolfe, Miss A. Mundy, Mr, W. Smiih and Mr. New Grill with Beautiful View of Lake CASTLE EDWARD. Van Dorn who .arrived on 'their motorcycles. A-la-carte service until midnight. Good dance floor, Mrs. Mundy was, ..very sorry to leave after a Special attention to automobile and boat parties The big swimming race from the Castle to very pleasant stay and was disappointed that the Breslin was held last Wednesday, with four she had' not been able to swim across the lake M. GERARDS, Prop. Phone 34-W starters. Jimmy Cunningham won the gruell- before- leaving. : :• •; , ing race in the remarkable time of 50 minutes. Mr, William and George • Bruckmann ,have 'Chubby' Rost and Franldin Fisher,, former left; after a very pleasant stay at The White Tel. 10-Hopalcong . OPEN ALL YEAR amateur champion bicycle rider"Sfi'-Ateeriea, in-' House, leaving all the .girls, in Scrap Villa and dulged in a match race from the Castle •-> The Sunnyside in tears; Mrs. Gannon is a Hopatcong House Pickerel Point and return. The race was very guest at the cottage and Mr. Gannon was en- GEORGE H. DIERKER, Prop. close, but about 20 yards from the finish Fisher tertained over the week-end. FIRST-CLASS FAMILY HOTEL was exhausted and 'Chubby' won by 10 yards. Johnny Murtha, the famous tenor, of New- Accommodations for automobile parties. Dining rooms 'Youth will tell.' . ark, has been giving some very successful con- with a seating capacity for 80 people. The many friends of Jimmy Cunningham, certs at Lee's, Allen's and other places about POST OFFICE LANDING, N, J, the dean of Brighton Beach, who .has escaped ..the lake. the wiles of beautiful women for 92 years, Mr, Joe Nall-y, featherweight champion of heard with amazement that be has finally fallen New Jersey, is now at the Kenvil Store. THE FOREST COMMUNITY in love. A 'beautiful lady from Scranton has Mr. and Mrs. B, C. Orsor, of Newark, have persuaded Jimmy to go to church on Sunday taken one of the Van Over cottages for the Lake Hopatcong, New Jersey for the first time in 20 years. So get your rest of the season. Mr. Orsor is chief investi- 8 MODERN COTTAGES Accommodates 100 old shoes and rice ready. Poor Jim sits up gator of the Public Service. Railway Company. Ball Room. Moderate Rates. Boatintf. every night playing 'Good-Bye Boys' on his The Van Over House was full to overflowing Bathing. Fishing. cornet. last week-end. Among those registered are M-. Franklin Fisher has been crowned King of Al Fletcher of Netcong; Mrs. Fisher and Miss I. A. BENEQUIT, Prop. P. 0. Landing, I J. Mush Island. Why all the girls stand in line Clouse, of Hoboken; Mr. Henry Baker, of to make dates with him. He is the wonderful Dover; Mr, and Mrs. William Bennett, of New- lover and holds the fort on the Isle from sunset ark; Miss Martha Taner, Mr. Frank Dorner, Mr. to sunrise. ' O. P. Wolfe, the Misses Betty, Lilly and Anna BRANCH OF THE Wald, of New York; Dr. Weiss, of Newark, CHICKAGAMI LODGE. and Dr. Basch and mother, of Bayonhe. Dr. Kelly has returned for a w«ek and Mrs. Anna HEXAMER RIDING ACADEMY On Saturday evening an impromptu dance J. Konnight has returned for two weeks, was held at the Lodge. The porch was ar- OF HOBOKEN, N. J. tistically lighted with Japanese lanterns, About ••..«..•• twelve couples enjoyed the dancing to music by IMPREGNABLE. Saddle Horses for Hire the victrola. Over the week-end about fifty Willis—Then you don't think there is any people were entertained at the Lodge. About danger of us; New Yorkers ever being prisoners Biding Lessons Given by Competent Masters twelve o'clock Saturday morning a' most heart- of a foreign foe? KidingHabits.Furnished rending catastrophe occurred when Steve's Gillis—Absolutely none. How could the en- four-year-old autograph hat fell overboard and emy get in? The trains don't run in the sunk off Allen's.Point. It will now -take two winter,, the roads are too muddy in the fall, Mt. Arlington, opp. Post Office or three years to produce such a relic. A lib- the streets are all torn up in the spring, and eral reward will he offered if the hat is re2 if they 'did get iii -during the' summer they'd Te). 54-M Hopatcong turned. . . flnd-everybody-away. ••'• • ^ntrday, August 19, 1916. 15 SPERRY SPRINGS. LAZYBONES. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHII1I1IIIIIIIHIIIIIIUIH Johnnie Roosma and Among the wonderful accomplishments, I RJ Jacob Castlhie, of Truck otherwise and athletic, baseball is one which No, 1, Passaic, are alone the Lazy Bones have but which they have never -'' '..II at Camp Osceola. Jalu> before practiced at Lake Hopatcong. Satur- Playhouse is a wee little fellow and day the new camp team made its initial bow DOVER Illlllillllllill i

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into the national pastime. Gallantly they plaj - iiiiii i Illlll l has fallen to his lot. But ed and well; The others were better, so Lazy Principal Sci'een Attractions for..week of he will retire today to Bones fell, The defeat was not great, that's Monday, Aug. 21.

Ms home town, where he Illllllll i a good sign, For the score was but eleven to iiiimi i will rest up before going- nine. "The boys they played were better," Today the closing episode of "The Iron back to the fire-fighting they say, "We'll play and beat them sometime Claw" and "The Dupe," a strong Knicker- business. anyway." bocker star feature in 3 parts, /^^v Mrs. Mary Smith, of Paterson, has taken Joe Melteer was up alone last week, but on iiiiiiii i Jl !amn Lewellyn. . Tuesday "The Bond of Blood,' a. Vita- Friday evening, the polyglot horde, composed graph' 3 part drama with a big cast of fa- Mr. Van Iderstine, of South Orange, has ar- of O'Mo Hoenig, Larry Welll, Morse Stone, vorite players. Illllllll i iyed at Camp Williams for a short stay. Charley Landau and the camp soldier. Jack [iiiiiiii n The Misses Rhinesmith have purchased a Mann, just returned from Plattsburg, descend- Wednesday a special o part Metro fea- ,e\v canoe and are showing the populace some ed upon camp to find a delicious, luscious sup- ture entitled "A Comer in Cotton," featur- peed. • per of good bread, although it was hard, and ing Marguerite Snow. • IIIIIIII I

Mr. and, Mrs. Westbiook and their daughter, butter, which would have been good if they iiiiii i Irs. Cornell, are now at Camp Munro for.two had some. Charley said, 'If we had some pork, Thursday "The Grouch," Essanay 8 I /eeks. Neil Munro continues to be a week- we would have pork and beans, if we had part drama, iiiiii i iid visitor., some beans.' . • • . iiiiiiiiuii i 1 Friday "The Fugitive Witness," the m Mr. and Mrs. Ranney and son Lafayette, who Harry Hoffman, the vice-president visitea. 11th chapter of "Gloria's Romance," with re stopping at the Bryant Villa Inn were en. Friday evening, but hustled back next morn- Billie Burke, also "The Mother," a very ertained at tea on Wednesday afternoon at ing. •..-., pretty two part Lubin drama. ,

lie Rutli Cottage by Miss Ruth Plock. Our gigantic pigmy, 'Fat', who weighs a IIIIII I Miss Viola Allen, Miss Alice Weirtz and Mr. i light 30 pounds more than 200 came up on Saturday "A Child of Fortune," in 3 m larry Weirtz motored up from Paterson and Saturday, with some B. R. Three guests, • acts, with other comedies and dramas. pent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Kreoj, Luxy, Fantelle and Cardos came up on Sat- The News Pictorial every Wednesday and m rho succeeded in keeping them in a joyful urday, also strange to say, all went smoothly K '.ood at their cottage. during the week-end. Saturday afternoon a. 15. ,

Mrs. Goldthrop, the lady who likes to play General Jack Mann, of Plattsburg, and Sec- iiiiiii i licks and laugh at her victims, has returned retary of the Treasury Hoenig, remained for iiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiimiiiiiNiiiifiHiiiiiiiimi 3 Paterson and Camp Kane is now in a state the week. f quiettude. Papa Kane will arrive Wednos- Some there are who dread the latter because ay for a few week's hard earned rest. when his judicial voice sounds this facile ex- Two weeks stay at Camp Wallington was pression emanates, 'You owe me '. Charley nough for Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Smith, who wonders why it cannot be, 'I owe you,' ave gone home. Francis Joseph McMahon, An invitation is extended to all great, min.l Picr$on$Co. lie 'Big Noise' of Brooklyn, is expected at you, great engineers to inspect the intricatj ami) today. John T. McMahon and family are dock erected by the eminent authorities, Weill HABERDASHER ccupying the camp for the rest of the summer, and Hoenig. Headquarters for Al Schmidt, the man who fixes your jbbat 'lien it refuses to run, swam from his "boPt Comfortable Summer Togs, Sport arage to Nolans Point, a distance of over Shirts and White Trousers, Soft ivo miles. The German submarine Cutey fol- MAXIM PARK YACHT CLUB. Shirts and Khaki Trousers, jwed him in his long swim. They say that A large crowd turned out yesterday after- lere is some speed to Cutey but she'll have noon for the card party given at the Club Bathing Suits, etc. ] travel some to get anything on Al, House. There, were fifteen prizes, not, including ALL AT POPULAR PRICES On Sunday, Camp Hadherway entertained the cut prizes for those women who did not Established 1868 . . Ir. and Mrs. J. Marien, Mr. and Mrs. A. Muller, care to play cards. Mrs. Beach donated two ho motored from Dunellen, and Harold Sand- of her husbands' latest books, autographed and 6 W. Blackwell St. DOVER, N, J. ft )i'd, of Cranford. Other visitors are Mr. anrl Mrs. Maxim also aided with a prize. Irs. A. Allan (nee Charlotte Hanson)), of East range, who are staying for a week. Eve'.'y- ' J ne is thoroughly enjoying rides on the lake in le new Hadherway niotorboat, 'Safety First.' The following folks left Camp Uneeda afc<-e pleasant stay on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. 8..H. BERRY HARDWARE CO. us Andres Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Law- Headquarters for )n, Gus Andres Jr., and daughter, and Fran- ks and Charles Lawson, all of Paterson. uests at the camp over the week-end werj Sporting Goods and Camp Equipment Ir. and Mrs. F. J. Reckhart, of New York, ticl Mr. Maynard Andres, of Paterson. There We invite our Breeze readers to follow the custom of our host of Hopatcong as big excitement Saturday evening when patrons. Make our store your headquarters when in Dover and see pur Sum- oung Charles fell into the lake. His grand, tther rescued him, but the dock collapsed and mer goods display. e fell, sustaining a, very badly injured back. "Old Town Canoes," Paddles, Rugs,. Cushions, Fishing Tackle, Ammunition, Ellsworth Wood and Helen Munn, of New- Tennis Supplies, Base Ball Goods, Hammocks, Swings, Auto Supplies, Camp *, arrived at the Hiding Place Tuesday to Hardware, etc. Electric Flash Lights. irtal-e of the youthful jollity which bubbles jrth at that mecca for pretty girls. Mrs. BERRY BUILDING. Phone 178. DOVER, N. J. Trolleys Pass Our Door. Mfbrd of Bast Orange, came along Wednes- iy and will attempt to endure camp life for a hole week. Of course you all saw the wood re on Chinochee, Point Saturday night. That as the huge marshmallow roast at which 40 Kes 'of the aforementioned sweets and 20 CASH CONVERTER SALE atermelons were devoured. Since Sutton's Men's $18.00, $20.00 and $22.50 suits...... , $14.75 iws came down and drank up half the lake, >e Dennis' motorboat cannot come near the . Men's $15.50 and $16.50 suits ...... $10.75 3ek. The two kids climbed into a canoe the •her day and drifted out into the rough.- water. . neir uncles, however, put, out, in the speed xMen's $10.00 and $15.00 suits.., $7.50 W and rescued them, amid much applause om onlookers. ,, " Suits for women and misses on sale at one-half regular prices.

••-'•"' • '•'•••.'•• *••, •'•'••.• ' Hi—What course is Sarah studying in that A whirlwind of bargains in all departments at the mrding school? Si—I- can't- remember^ but I f-liink it's cos^ • etios. : . GROWN DEFT STORE XiAKH HOFATCONG BREEZE 16 Saturday, Augugtio. Igi6i PEOPLES STEAMBOAT LINE G. H. HULMES & SON, Proprietor " Breslin Bowling Alleys T^^ The Red and Velio* Flag boats me«t all trains through channel ' Public Invited. Four Excellent Alleys. Popular Prices. Refreshments. Pocket Billiards. Black Boats carrying White Flags meet all trains through Special Arrangements Can be Made for Tournaments TRUNK AND BAGGAGE DELIVERED TO ALL PARTS OF TllE '• GOOD LIGHTING FACILITIES. Tel. HOPATCONG-29 Esther R. Meets All Tro'leys PETER I. MA*JN RELIABLE SKILLFUL SHOE STORE and REPAIRING The Maxim Axiom is "Preparedness and Efficiency," the attributes of the best equipped Opposite Mt. Arlington Post Office Pharmacy in North Jersey A Full Line of Shoes Always on Hnnd. Outing ointUn PERFECT SODA EASTMAN KODAKS Sporting Goods and. Notions. Repair Work may he left * King's Store, Landing, or with Meeker's wagons l«,™ Hwtberfora Vest C«I. 67 nttcw, n. & .„ „,„ work with no other collector. Te CAREFUL CAPABLE " Boomer, the Land Man." P. E. Boomer, C, E Mount Arlington Hotel Surveying and General Engineering Houses, Farms, Bungalow and Building Sites For Sale or Exchange On Lake Hopatcong Lake Hopatcong Prop- I A KfniNP P l\ W I erty Our Specialty. JJ/HI WlIiUj I. U., n. J, Entirely Renovated. Under New Management.

RESTAURANT A-LA-CARTE BOX BALL rOBSTER NEWBURG, Chicken a-la-King, the finest dishes ^BOWLING ALLEYS^ *• known to conneu&ers may be had here at reasonable AT NOLANS POINT prices. Phone your order,we will have it ready when you arrive. Ladies especially invited to play the game. Much lighter tha» regular bowling and good exercise. Open day and even- P. WALTER GUZZARDI, Proprietor. Telephone, Hopatcong 9 ing. "Watch the weekly contents. Formerly of The Gollingwood Hotel, New York. L. WATHEWS, Prop,

Tel. 69-J Estimates Netcong L. E. OSMUN Furnished (Formerly Haggerty & Osmun) Plumbing ana Beating -\ Mountain View Tinning in all its branches. Pipes, yalyes and fittings. Oil and coal stoves, ranges and kitchen utensils. House NETCONG, NEW JERSEY Grill and Cafe. A-la-carte service. Special facilities for Auto- mobile parties L* fi. Post Modern improvements. Elec- 1 trie lighted throughout. Carpenter and Builder Dance Hall, Bowling Alleys, Mt. Arlington, N. J. Tennis Courts Dancing afternoon and evening

CHAS-. F. MULLER, Prop. LANDING, N. J. H.F. MEEKER General Merchandise Fruits in Season. Vegetables from our own farm. Butter and eggs a specialty. Roll's General Market CHOICE GROCERIES SUCCASUNNAJN. J, Tel, 13-J Succasunni We run five wagons out every Tuesday, Thurs- LEE'S POINT day and Saturday, visitins: every point, on both sides of the Lake. An up-to-the-minute market, a branch of four big markets in Newark SPECIAL HOTEL ORDERS DELIVEREt>DAILY and the Oranges. WAGONS. RUN THE YEAR ROUMD Full Line of Staple and Fancy Groceries For Sale at City Prices Union Ne^vs Go- Vegetables, Fruits and Meats NOLAWS POINT All daily newspapers" and periodicals I .' FRESH EVERY DAY. delivered daily to any part of lake. PENNANTS and SOUVENIRS Orders delivered to all parts of the Lake daily, A special discount to the 1 1 - hotel and boarding house trade. Large Selection Souvenir Post Cards, One Cent Tel. 21-J Hopatcong. GUSTAVE ROLL, Proprietor. Huyler's and Park and Tilford Candies Always Fresh A. H. BLUME The Hartig Standard Gas Engine MT. ARLINGTON, N. J. GAS AND Sanitary Plumbing, Heating GASOLINE and Gas Fitting ENGINES FOK I f01' Lighting. Heat- Agent to, j JDg and Cooking_ Pumping and Power Galls on Lake Promptly Attended to by Boat 14 Commercial St. Newark, New Jersey Estimates Cheerfully Given Established 22 Years at Mt. Arlington Lake Representative: Best References Furnished by Home Parties A. H. BLUME Telephone 23-3 Hopatcong Mt. Arlington, N. J. Cake Pavilion fiotcl Nolan's Point, Lake Hopatcong J. L. ALLEN & SON, Props. 29th Season

BOATS, CANOES, GROCERIES, MEATS, VEGETABLES, FRUITS

Ice Cream and Drinks of all kinds served on Piazzas Dancing Floor Free to Public MUSIC Morning, Afternoon and Evening

WESTMORELAND HOTEL

Opposite D. L. & VV. R. K. Station, Steamboat Landing ami Trolley, Therefore Most Accessible to Lake and City OPEN ALL THE YEAR ROUND

S—?er Baj, S2.53 to S3.50; Per Weak, $10 to S18. Barber Shop

A. S. BRYANT, Manager

LANDING, NEW JERSEY Telephone 37-Hopatcong

"The Sunnyside'

Unsurpassed View. Lake Porches and Parlors. Cool, Comfortable Rooms, Excellent cuisine. House open all the year. Steam Heat it Winter. Pleasure Boats, Fishing Boats, Bait, Guides—everything the "Seeker after Pleasure" on the water can desire. OUR OWN FARM PRODUCTS RATES:—$2.00 and S2.S0 per day. $10,00 to $15.00 per wean.

MAHLON SMITH, Proprietor Phone 18-w LAKE HOPATCONG Walter D. Lee Launch Yards Marine Railways NEW AND SECOND HAND MOTOR BOATS GET A Boat Building and Repairing COLUMBIA GRAFONOLA Book Now for Winter Storage and add to the pleas- ure of your cottage or camp. All boats stored in enclosed buildings an. ALL THE LATEST RECORDS handled by experienced men,

Lee's Point—J. Lee (& Son, Proprietors

LEE'S LEE'S LEE'S Department Store Pavilion Hotel Souvenir Store

Fully equipped with a line of General ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD THE LARGEST AND MOST Merchandise well adapted to the needs AT REASONABLE RATES UP-TO-DATE ON THE LAKE >f campers, Cottagers and Hotel Guests, because it is chosen with just Rooms! light and airy and command- This souvenir den ought to lie visited such people in mind. ing a delightful view of the lake. by every Patron of the Lake

MUSIC—MORNING, AFTERNOON, EVENING Dancing pavilion ou lake. Large, airy piazza overhanging the lake, on which is served deliciuns ICP Cream, Soring, lees and Pure Fruit .Tuicea

"In the Concrete Store where Winter Storage you Sail in the Door"

tail Drug Store Phone Galante's Vegetable Market 47 Cook's Steam Laundry tail Lumber and Store Company

"Everything for Camp and Delivery Everywhere Cottage Life"